A Fate She Didn't Escape.

CONCLUDED. A deselate wind moaned sorrowtully

about ther goed rocks.

A small boat came dancing up the pathway of | ht nd the two occu pants peered eagerny tarward. ‘

‘The e’s Black Llead, Mi (Juinten— the s my home! id Unele David, nm smile b eaking ove! his rugged fuce he pointed : the stone house croueh- at the [or r tne we

*] am glad to see it, Mr. Barton, but pray rem mber that for the time my

pame is Cheney, or you would betray me. “Aye, aye!”

brought the boat

re ponded skilifaily up to

as he

the wooden p er bel ihe lighthouse. | I'll not forget.”

The your man sbrugged his! shouklers: exp ively %s he stepp 7 ob shore and waited for Une'le David to fasten the {

Half a mile or more across the water was Pine Head, were during the sum- mer, grapite bas been quarri d

But the | ur ste were dé sere d how, and the ereat it marding heuse closed and There the wind the eternal beat of the

cis

Was no sound save

solitary. wail of the waves upon the ledves.

Lois Martyn was spreading the table for tea io the cl erry ki chen of the little | stone house, whet Uncle David entered | with a young man.

tHe was raihbei the medium height and full His hair was black and waved l@osely about a hand-| j intensely | blue ander their long black lashes. A long moustache showed a go!den brown | in the light. {

He was dressed ina suitot rough pTay ¢ loth, and had a smiling debonair i expression as he halted just within the) door, eap in hand and ulster over his orm, for Uncle David to him.

“This is Mr. Cheney, and mother and

ab ve

chested.

some he ad é pnd bis eyes were

. , mntreauce

Lois. My wife, Mr. Cheney, and my | piece, Miss Lois Martyn. This young man wants to stay with us awhile, | mother. Le is sent down here by the}

I }

coast survey on particular business.

calculate that we can accommodate | him.’ ‘Yes, indeed!”’ hospitable Aunt)

leclared. They could accom-|

Nancy «

modate himif he could putup with! © |

their poor fare.

And eo the stranger made one of them at once, i As for Lois, though she kept her sentiments to herself, she was heartily glad of anything to break the mon- otony of life at Black Head,for in spite of the kindness of the old people, it was rather lonely here, and the weather had been too severe to aliow her to accompany Uncle David on any of his trips to the city, ten miles distantin an

open Loat

This Mr. Cheney was the most fas- cinating of men. She had not a wide experience, this nineteen—years—old heroine of mine.

He was at onee so gay and grateful, so brave and tender, and chivalrous, and showed such positive talent making the days passed pleasantly, that | we may not wonder at the girl’s en-| thrallment.

Black Head seemed a veritable pa: dise to her. The little stone house where so many hours were spent,wouild be forever glorified. The quaint octa- gon shaped room at the top of the light house tower, from which they had watched the vast expanse of waters, while Le had related marvellous stories

for

“a=

of strange countries—would she ever think of it without a happy smile. But, bless you! She treated this Mr. Cheney toal! sorts of moods. She queened it right reyally one day, and the next treatedhim with the utmost

indifference. Then fora while she would be like a child for trankness sweetness.

All the time she flattered herse!f that no one had guessed her secret; all the time she dreaded her father’s summons toreturn; all the time she humored her patiently and awaited the crisis,

It came just a week before Christ. mas.

Unele David and Cheney, returning from a trip to the city, brought a letter from Mr. Martyn to Lois which read as tollows:

“Mr. Quinten did not stay as long as Lexpected. You may come home now and in time to eat a Christmas dinner with

Papa.”

So after dinner Lois told Mr. Cheney that she was going home. She looked very serious and her under lip quivered as she spoke.

They were alone in the sitting room and the young mun seated himself in a stool by the big rocking chair in which she sat, and lid one « bapely hand over hers.

**Lois,” he sail gently, “I want you to take me home with you, that 1 may ask Mr Martyn for his little girl, to have «nj to hold from this time forth. Will you, Lois?”

And Lois answered meekly enough :

+ Yon”

But when he would have kissed her lips, she held him back with one slim hand.

“* Mr. Cheney—”

“My name is Felix,” he corrected, with laughing eyes.

* Felix! she said, looking at him ip confusion, Frevel man whom p pa brought hom to see me— Felix Quinten |”

** Dear little love *

e

cried the young

| don't

i's woman's heart, 1 have tried to win anol wean [Tet and I will not let you go so | sweetheart,” coaxingly, as he wiped the itears from her eyes and kissed the | quivering lips. :

| damsel, even though a happy one, who returned to papa Martyn with the very |

| crockery cheaper than ever at CoLwILi’s.

* ‘Thatis the name of th: t|

mau, siuking upon his

kuews, clinging

TE

to her skirts as she nrose, * I beg of you) annihilate mo; Tam Felix Quin-| ton! Youran away from me. I had| seen your picture, and had a feeling that you were the wife I wanted; so lL

,

“ani here L will never marry you—never,” cried Lois passlopatl¢ ly, her eyes tilled | With aberv tears, as she endeavored to | j

free herself,

Quinten was upon his feet now, and | would not let her go. * Lois,” he said gravely, almost | sternly, you love me. Hush! Why should vou deny it? If ever a man

tried honestly and patiently to win

Do not be with me

easily. angry

Liois censed to struggle. She did love him though he was Felix | Qalnten : and by the time Ur cle Dav id |

came in totell how it had been a little!

| plot between Mr. Martyn, Quinten and |

himeseit. L ts Was ready to iOlD in the | laugh against her, although she shook | one haed threateningly against her}

lover. And it was rather a erest-fallen little

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Ten pound boxes of mixed crackers for honsekeepers, very cheap at Tue City Stream Barry.

CL and see the splendid lot of crockery { cheap at CoLwILv’s.

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Baking [june 3 |

Exrra fine Tea at the London House. [may28 4w 2aw wkly6i| Goup and silver plating of every description done at Brown’s. Shopon corner of Prince and Grafton Streets. [feb 22 3m, wky Lace CurTALNS at the London House. [may28 4w 2aw wkly6i $00 Busnes to the acre. Harvie’s Im- proved Prize Turnip Seed. {june 5 Curar Prinis at the London House. {may28 4w 2aw wkly6i FakMer’s, goto R. K. Brace and get a Champion Creamer. AN immense variety of new Cloths at the London House. [may28 4w 2aw wkly6é: New Rhubarb at Beer & Gorr’s, [june 3 Carpets, Mattings, and Floor Cloths at the London House. {may28 4w 2aw wkly6i fuz Only steam, sewing machine, and gun repairing shop on P. E. Island, and the only vlace where you can get every part ofa sewing machine or a gun made, is at Browns \ fIratton Streeta,

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For g od Tea go to Geo. Davies & Co, [may28 4w 2aw wkly6i Dox't delay, goto R. K. Brace and get a Champion Creamer. ly you want a Boy’s Suit go to Geo. Davies & Co. {may2S8 4w 2aw wkly6i Boy your Dry Goods, Clothing and Teas, at the lowest prices, at J. B. Macponasp's. [may 10 wkly For a good Tweed Suit go to the London House. [Ma) 28 4w 2aw wkiy6i Tue Champion Creamer, sold by R. K Brace, is the best, Fat Mees, buy your Turnip Sced at Harvie’, and-sccure £00 bushels to the acre. (juned

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