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"My, but she is ugly!" lu-s. llivans

said, her accent distinctly one of re- lief. Bronson smiled oovertly, ll hd

answered: “Don't be too sure of that) She has eyes.” ° “Eyesi Bah!" The ejsenlatlonrae almost a snort. Estelle heard it el-, tlwush there vm the breadth or the room between her and the irate ma- tron. She looked plsintively across st Bronson, who answered her look with the faintest humorous nod. Then he strolled over to ber and said in her ear: “It's too easy-quite too easy, Miss Mischief. I simply had to give that good soul e hint of warning."

“'i‘raltor!" Estelle retorted, pre-

tending to hiss the word high tragedy fashion, yet ending with a dirnpling laugh. The laugh went far to redeem her face-so .far that it set more than one beholder speculating that old Ma-

`Jor Gilbert's stranger granddaughter

would not really be so bad looking if she knew how to wear her clothes and do her heavy hair, this despite her wretched complexion, for she had s beautiful straight nose and good teeth, to say nothing of her handsome eyes.. Her neck must be bad, else why was she swathed up to the ears? Her sleeves also quite swallowed ber gloved hands, but her feet were as much in evidence es they well could be, iucased in boots at least three sizes large.

With everybody else in party bibs

and tuckers, such garmentlng made her conspicuous, all the more that the gown she wore was grass green, with a bright pink stock and much dead white braiding. Spangles and- beads also lurked amid the braid, so many that there was a color of reason for Estelle's whisper as she looked down at herself.

“D9 you know, I feel like the court

of K-ing Solomon at the puppet show."

This made Bronson frown. “You’ll-

give yourself away," he said severely/f

“I-‘or heaven's sake don’t spoil si;/wrt just when it's getting so much be ter than a play." j ‘/

“I won't," said Estelle (-mitriteiy;

then in a nervous aside; 9"When does

Adonis come in? Do hppfy him along! I shan’t be easy uritii. Q comes, sup- pose. after ull. he an/mild hs color blind -211110 t0 See Opllyigold and greenbacks and old vellum title deeds?"

__i‘§_l\_pr\pB;-g nothing so tragic. I told you in rn ` inning he was artistic or nothing," Bronson retorted. “Art ls, indeed, his weak suit. Otherwise would hs be in bonds to Miss Adela Evuns'."'

“She is so pretty," Estelle said fer-

vcntly.

Bronson growled: "Yes; regular chi-

na bahy beauty-blue eyes, pink and white complexion and hair always in the latest inode. Out in the lobby now, lying in wait for-Adonis. They‘ll be coming in together, the prettiest pair of puppets you ever saw."

“I hope he isn’t too good looking,"

Estelle n1urtnurod reflectively.

Bronson st-owled. “You’ll und him disgustingly lo. In

deed, I’ve been halt afraid all along that when you saw him you'd be sor- ry"-

“Indeed I shan`t," Estelle interrupt-

ed eagerly. “How can I be sorry for anything that sets me free from that odious bond?"

Bronson did not answer. 'A stir about

the door drew all eyes. Adonis, other- wise George Gilbert, Estelle's cousin, cohelr and fiance, entered with Adela Evans clinging ostentatiously to his arm. She had such a habit of clinging there that the sports of Grasshope had been ready to give odds this last half year that she_ would cre this have writ-

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ten Iaesselblilre. George (Tilbert but for Gnndfather .Gilbert'e absurd wilt. This instrument decreed tiatly which- ever of his two descendants refused to marry the other thereby forfeited all claim to the big Gilbert fortune.

The boy end girl had been brought

.up half e continent apart. Estelle had coxneto Grssshope for the ilrst time lessjhau I ,week_be_fore. But tales of

her had beeurife there the last three-.

years, how willful she was, also bow sharp of speech and Of temper. As to her looks there had been several opiu- ions. Reed Bronson might have spoken authoritatively, but he chose to be si- lent. He had met Estelle two sum- mers running at the seashore, sud with each meeting he became more indliier-

`¢nt to Grassbope belies and their

charms. lie had known, first of all, that Estelle was coming to visit her nicitlier`s cousins, the Wnrrens. Mrs. Evans thought her bold for it. She did not need to marry George before she was twenty-two and might therefore well have left it to him to do the seek- ing.

What George thought about it no-

body knew. I-Ie smiled down at Adcla as they crossed to Estelle. When he got a good look at`her his smile be- came for a breatlfs space qxrizzical, but it was kind and wholly cordial ns he took both her hands, saying, “I know _von nil right, young lady~1f you would never let me have your plc- ture."

“Somel»ofi_v's been tolling,” Estelle

said solemnly, although her eyes danc- ed. 'l`hey had never rested upon a finer fellow than George. He had all the Gilbert look she so worshiped in het fathers portrait. Corertly she glanced from him to Bronson. Bronson was big/ and honest looking and had withal af. air of breeding, but still was not tq'bs named beside her unwelcome betroth- ed. l\`o doubt he had more brains, sl- though as time passed she was forced to admit George car,.led things ol very well indeed. And after supper, when the dancing began, Bronson, the lul‘kl9SS, “Tut into complete eclipse. He hated jtlnucing, its well he might, seeing thai! he danced so badly. George iiiIbL‘i`t,J coutrnrlwlse, might have been

\vi|\’?_/fooled, so lightly did he move in sly 1 perfect time and tune. Music, ln- gcd, was in the Gilbert blood. _Estelle

anccd, if anything, better. When they waltzed together other couples stopped to see. Indeed they kept on and on and ou until they had the whole crowd staring as alone they whirled and wheeled ovcr the waxed door of the hall.

"Stop, Estelle!" Bronson iuiplored in

a loud whisper as the couple whirled past him. (ieorgc smilcd l»l‘ondl_\'. Es- telle, tli.<iun_votl, put a hand up to her face. As sho took it away two pinlples and hulf a dozen l`rcckles_camc with it. George saw them and quickly guided her out of thc light.

“Go wusll your face!" he commanded

imperativf-ly, “_-\n<i the next time you want io go uinsqiicrzuliiig let me help you make up. I know hcnps of lictter tiisfigiirciiiciit. Ilcsitlcs, grease paint is fwlrfnlly unreliable when one loves dancing ns we do."

"I forgot-I ought not to have

tlnut-ell," I-lstelle said contritcly; then with xi swift change of mood, “Butyou wouldn`t have known if I had been e little wiser."

“Indeed I would. I went 500 miles

lust suinmcr just to see you," George half ivliisprwctl. "So I understood the minute I looked at you tonight. You wanted to disgust me, to make me lose a wife and a fortune. I don't blame yon. Women have to tight in- justice with their own weapons. Still I wish you hndn‘t done it. ‘You can say ‘.\'o' to me this minute if you like and get back more than all the money you lose by saying it tomorrow"-

“I sec. You want to invest in Dres-

den chlnn," Estelle interrupted auda- ciously. “So of course I don't want to say it-not now, nt least.” _

“Tlint must be quite as you please,"

George said, smiling ovor her bend. “You will have to go straight home,” he ndded nnisterfully. “Changing lov- crs would be nothing beside the scan- dni of changing conntemtnces this way in the face of everybody."

"I know it," Estelle said sorrowful-

ly. "I-‘ate is playing me tricks-putt.ing nll 'the trumps in Adeln's hands"- . “Not quite. You forget I shall make your excuses and take you and Mrs. Warren home," George said. “Don't keep me waiting either, I‘m all impa- tience to see your real self."

e e ' e o e O 0 Grassbope hnd no end of sensations

through the ncxt six weeks- The first came when George Gilbert broke the prearranged engagement, the next when it was seen that he was disput- ing with Iteed Bronson for first place in his cousln's regard. and the third and greatest was to ilnd the strange Gilbert girl truly a beauty, with no end of fine feathers and a most en- chanting way ot wearing them. Adele Evans looked faded and insignificant beside her, although sway from her sho was easily the prettiest girl In town. But Adela was sptrltless these days. She no longer had hopes of catching George. He was eagerly, desperately, in earnest about Estelle, although she had given him back, as in duty bound, rather more than' half the money. Reed Bronson was no less earnest, so between them theykept public interest at fever beat.

Estelle was nobly impartial. ‘At tlrlt

she hndthought herself really in love with Bronson. That was what had lm- peiied her to the masquerading. But somehow Georgds -grave, hurt fam had made her very much ashamed, although she would have died rath- er than sdmit love at ilrst aight. Then his freelngher andjettling down to court -heranew appealed to something in her of like fiber.. Altogether she was hdrd put to it to decide. ‘

The strain of it all/ bore hardest oo Bronson. His temper, nsvir sweet, became abrupt and uncertain. He was barely mil to other women. George,

contrsrlwlse, continued td be s buff] -J; B' ARSBNAULT I i

will among t,bg___eocleJ. lowerl. _ -

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Upon spring days that

seem thrthree rode together lance. Bronson so when presently, his it was all he could do George, e horsemen born, after the run- away in s minute, caught him and chevked hlmao sharply that the mad creature ' reared,” V -kicked sa vagely and at last tell beckwetd, taking the other horse with it in s struggling, plunsillt heap. That mybotb came out of it alive was little sheet of e miracle. But there wus. nothing worse tor either than 'a broken arm." _ As Bronson stood ruefully nursing lt he said, looking straight in Estelle's eyes; “You needn’t take the trouble to tell me anything. I saw your face as we were going down. You found out whom you loved just then-George."

"Yes, George," Estelle said, ilushlnl

like a rose. ~

A Penullll Fish. “There is a species of fish in the In

dian ocean which have a very remark- able peculiarity," said a naturalist. “This fish is provided with a short snout, which it uses very much ss, e sportsman uses s gun. Swimming close beneath the surface of the water, it watches the flies Hitting about directly overhead, and having selected one to its fancy suddenly thrusts its head out of the water and .with unerizin marks- manshlp discharges .several érops of water at its victlml Confused, and

with its wings drenchedhand rendered temporarily useless by t e watery pro~ jectiles, the insect drops to the sur- face of the water/ where it is immedi-

ately gobblediyp by its voracious en- emy. These, sh are said to be able to bring,-dozwn s ily in this manner

from the height of two or three feet." ‘ 77.... _ _ ._ ._ .-

_I GENERAL BOOTH’S TOUR.

lays Public Opinion 'Ie Revolutloraixld Al For As Army le Concerned.

General Booth gives the following

remarkable statistics as to his re cent tour through Britain;

Number of days occupicd___ Miles covered by motor-car indoor nicctings,___,_ _____ Total attendance at these. Ulu-n~oir n\eetings...... Civic rcccptions...... -.. Orr-rilow nicc,tings,__,,_ Average length of Genet-_

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]|\tvl'\`i:»\\'|-tl upon thc result. Oi his

rcinur|<:\l.le\ tuur, lic s.\irl:

“IL has l<-ft. inc iiiipi-cssvtl with the

itlcrt that. 1ln~ iudill`¢-rcu<‘c to religion so coiutnouly t~<nnpluim‘d about by y.r|t\stS and ci:-rgy ol ull tlcnominu- tions is s<iu\pl_\- (inc to tho liuiuturcst- ing nuiiun-|' in \\'liich tht-il' services

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"'l`ln- grvut .~u|t‘<-was ul' the work in

I.r.mlnu null 1lt<:l<intll_\' ilitcn-st. shown l._v tlw king and Que:-it in thc work of thc :\rin_\' has quite dissipated the pi-v_l\||ll.~¢» with-li pcoplc have clitor- lnim-tl ngziiusi Snlvntiouistu. They now wt- it. ns it is nuri ns it always prof.-ssml lo lic-n rt-ull_v lilluiun nnd really di\'in1> ulluir. I‘ul.lic opinion luis, in fact, lwcvi t,otull_v revolution- iv.~~<l so for as thc .\`al\’ution Army is rniit-i~l't\0d."

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Dominion Election, 1904, Prince County. sh _,°hn,s,_ Nwf°“ndhud_

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Monday, October ioth, fignish at 7 p. m. 5' "F"-

` Tuesday,

Wedpesday

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izth, St. Anthony. Lot 6, at

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I1- S1-Aims Amare.-The “Favorite Pre-

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remedy hereby do, to pyly the sum of $500 in legal money of the nited States in any case of the above diseases in which after s tair and reasonable trial of our treatment, we fall to cure. No other medicine for the cure of woman’| peculiar ailments K backed by such a remarkable guarantee; no other medicine for womln’s ills is pos- sessed of the unparalleled curative p-...p- ertiea that would warrant its manufacturers in making such an oder; no other remedy hee such a record of cures on which to base Inch a remarkable oier.

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