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CHAPTER X11[—Continued.

BY ST. GEORGE RATHBONE

- Author of ‘Doctor Jack,” ‘ Doctor Jack's Wife,”’ “Captain fy Tom,’ ‘Miss Pauline of New York,” Ete.

4 Naam, ’ SSeS SSeS

aais Manner gives thé man from Chi ergo to understand that he has cause f udden anxiety

“What is it, Mustapha?’ he whis |

pers, “Monsieur did not notice, Arabs, one a muezzin, or priest, pussed us. They brushed Perhaps they disturbed

ALgaAINST burne ose: at they

see,

the their heads go together; “sppear excited they below ; you can you! two more join them; they point this way. Ah! there

stop

self n Ice;

is trouble, monsieur. Nay, do not draw a weapon; it comes not now. but later. | I hear footsteps within, ihe bolt is {| withdrawn, the door opens.” J What Mustapha says is true: the heavy a vor, still secured by a stout chain, opens half a foot, and by the tiim light a Meorish Iad is seen, i fo him the guide addresses himself. | Whatever he says in the Moorish tongue, it must he directed tn the point, for immediately the door is | opened wide.enough to admit them, | after which it is shut and the-heavy | belt shoots into its socket. | John follows his conduc Fo he | time being, he loses sight of Mustapha, ! and must depend upon his own al ties. Trust a young man from Chicago } to be equal to any occasiom no matter ! how extraordinary. In another minute he is ushered into | a large room, which is decorated in an

Oriental way th equalled,

Rich colors blend, soft irticles of a conno ken all in all, ih

light falls sseur s

accethe

on the col ect

‘ w~ Gals

many amd, t is dazzling. He gives it Then his attention is riv figures before him. A couple of ser- yants wait upon the owner of the house, Ben ‘eleb, the Moorish doctor. He is a venerable man, with white hair and

ee y

One clanc.

eted upon the

a long snowy beard—his costume | simple black: but beside him sits his danghter, and she presents a spectacle

Sl W

the

equalled,

loveliest

vohn never

Silks of hues. velvets

that are berond descriptign, diamonds that fash and dazzle. strings of milky pearls that cause one’s eyes to water. John sees the beantiful dreamy face, and thinks. as he compares it with the

rcosy-cheeked, laughing-eved Engl sh mi

girl’s, that these Moors make veritable dolls of the'r daughters. Fortunately that Chicago assurance, whieh has earrind hit rough mune singular row. He has never

scenes, does not desert him

vet heheld what beauty

Asst. Gen! Paes. Agt. 8t, Joha,N. B.,

Dr. CHASE DaIL\ BI i KS TIMONTALS PROM THANKFUL PEOPLE AFAR AND NEAR.

tntelligent Citizens Prononrnce Strongly in Favour of PDr.Chase’s Ointment, Kidney-Liver Pills, and Catarrh Cure.

Sceptics are at Liberty to Write to the Following Parties to Get Their Endorsation of Testimonials.

INCIPIENT CATARRH CURED.

EE. COE Re

Mrs. Rosie Stearn, 30 Walton street, Toronto, sayz :—‘I suf- fered at every change in the |

weather with cold in the head. At times it was so bad that I was unable to speak, being completely stuffed up I was advised to try Dr. Chase’s Ca- tarrh Cure, and did so, and_ received immediate relief. tify to its worth gladly. I also receiv- ed a sample box of Dr. Chase’s Oint- memt for itching of the skin, and it is the best remedy I have ever used. I ehall at all times recommend to suffer- ers Dr. Chase's remedies. His recipes are indeed wonderful.”

KIDNEY DISEASE CURED. Mr. J. Kilfedder, 28 Gerrard street

west, Torento, ean old and re- epected resident of the city, says :—‘‘I have been suffering

from Kidney trouble since last fall and found the lightest kind of exercise very painful. j voncluded to try Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills, which I saw advertised, and the effect was won- derful, the first box removing the pains im my back, and leaving me feeling very much better {In every way. I can

cheerfully recommend them as the workingmran’s friend. They are well mamed K. and L. Pills. The meaning

which I took to be Knights of Labour Pills.” One pili a dose. 265 cents @ box.

I am pleased to tes- |

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the miserable yashmak and foutah of the veiled Muorish lady concealed, and

is lwturally taken aback by the ‘lis-

closure, but recovering himself, he ad- vances toward those who seem ‘9 await some action on his purt.

The miseruble burnoose he has dis-

carded in the hall, so that, hat in hand,

Jon now appcars under hs own colors.

Bowing low, much afiter the salaam

of a native, in deference to beauty’s presence, he addresses the Moorish

Goctor, An traveller, way of assimilating

observant Craig has a what he hence speaks in something of the figur- ulive and flowery style so common the dark-skinned people of ali Grieital countries, for an Arabian rob- ber will be as French and for being comp!-

. . } sees, Alu

among

polite as a apologize |

j dandy, i ‘

led to eut your throat. Having, therefore, asked pardon fer a2 intrusion at such an hour, he pro-

cecds te business. 7 he srid he sy “Wy here on teas < ’ . “Ame beliet of the

gan.

old doctor has, up te this time, not a werd, only bowed; but aow

do you come from?’ he

rica—-Chicago,” with the full that the taleb must have heard busiling city upon Lake Michi- And he is right, too, for old Moor frowns. “Chicago ig

the accursed. I hate it, be- cause it shelters an enemy to one I re- vere, One who my only child from death, when she lay with the fe- ver at alexandria. Your n»aame

saved

mon and then your ailment, for I take it your case is urgent to brine you here under such a risk,”

“My name I have never been ashame |

ed of. It is John Alexander Craig. My disease is one of the heart, and I be Leve ie

‘The appearance of the old Moor is such that John comes to a sudden slop —Ben Taleb's

eyes ure dilated—he stares at the young man in a fierce way, and his whole bedy appears to

swell with r'sing emotions, “Stop!” he and hands in an way John, remembering his former experi draws himself up in readiness for defeuce, nor is he surprised to see

thunders,

claps his

exe@ited

ence,

several slaves enter the room at the bidding of the ir master.

“this is the height of infamy, you who bear that hated name dare invade the home of Ben Taleb! J read your recret; von ave not sick.”

“No, The =

“You come with another mative: vou evek one who has long been lost. one who has suffered for pears, unjustly, beeause of a Craig. May Allah’s curses

blight your footsti oa" “You mistake “Mays Mi igmmmed,

your hl a Dik

his prophet. make

May your days end

in torment, and your nights be sleep- less.’

“When you are done. most illustrions talehb, allow me to a dog

%. OA ia Speen kK. mven

should not be condemned unheard “Waiter, he is

right: you are just,

vou are good: you condemn no man un- heard. Let him speak; good may even come out of Chicago.” says the lovely heuri ad the site of the Moor, and John tlanks her with his eves, nD entally cone cluding thet. after all, Mvorish females, if nonentities on the street, have cer- tain rights under their own roofs. At this the great doctor frowns, but

appeal-

bestows

angelic,

the

his daughter

cannot withstand

ine clance

gl which upon him, “Perhaps it is soe What have to say. you who bear that hated nam Since throns

you ”

h the kindness of my child

you are given the opportunity’ to speak, embrace it.”

The situatien is a peculiar ove, and John feels that he must make the most of it.

“Illustrious Moor, listen then while I relate the reason for my presence, why for months I have searched coun- try after country for one who ever seemed to be just beyond my reach,

like a will-o’-the wisp dancing over the swampy ground.

“The person TI seek is known as Sis- ter Magdalen. It is with no unworthy motive I would find her, Ben Taleb, for she is my mother.”

At this the sheik and his daughter exchange significant glances. Perhaps « mething of incredulity may be discov- ered in their expression. Eyidentl¥ they have heard but little of the story before, and only know that the trou- bies of the woman they revere came through a Craig.

John, having become stirred up, pro- cveds to tel) them more of the past, and, while not caring to show emotion in the eyes of strangers, explains his feelings in the matter with a dignity that does him full justice

While not thoroughly convinced, for he suspects there may be some artifice in this visit, the venerable Moor ig in- clined to look more favorably upon John.

“Perhaps you may not be so bad as I believed, but do not hope to receive news from me,” is his slowly spoken remark-

John’s heam sinks, he fears that af- ter_all his lopg.search his, ney te be

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frustrated by *he old man.

He even hecomes eloquent in his ap- real, and, while he fails to bring Ben Taleb to terms, he charms the sheik’s daughter, whose lovely eyes glisten as she hears.

stibbdrn “will or an

At last he wrings one promise from the Moor, to the effect that he will communicate with the lady in question, and, stating the whole case, allow her to decide,

This is certainly fair enough, and en Taleb presumes to be a man who des'res to dv that which is right. Ilenee he agrees, bit wéll not let John know whether news can be sent to him at the to-Morrow or a week later. He must learn to practise the divine art of patience, and bide his time.

(To be Continued.)

The hunter, the trapper, the fish- erman, the lum- berman and alj out-door workers who are exposed “&iC> to the rigors of Y either an ex. tremely cold or an extremely hot climate, need to exercise especial vigilance in the care of their health. A trifi- ing derangement of the digestive ; organs imav re- sult in the improper nourishment of the body and a broken down condition of the entire system. With a man in this condi- tion, a slight cold may lead to consumption, or exposure in a warm climate may result in a persistent attack of malaria and liver coriplaint.

Malaria, liver troubles and consumption ate fully treated in Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser, a free paper-covered copy of which may be had by sending 21 one-cent stamps, to cover cost of mailing only, to the World’s Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y. These diseases are cured by Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. It cures 98 per cent. of all cases of consumption. It <:skes the appetite hearty, the digestion perfect, the liver act- ive and the blood pure. It does not make flabby fat, but solid, muscular flesh, nerve forces 2.3 vital energy. All medicine deal- ers sell it. ;

“In the ar of 1892 I came home from 4 hard day's rise, attending my official business as af officer of my county, in which capacity 1 have acted eight years,’’ writes Mr. R. D. Hill, of Zan- to, Louisa Co., Va. “I had a chill that night that was the commencement of Malarial Fever. I called in the doctor, but did not get any relief. I called a second doctor, but still got no relief. A third doctor said I had liver disease, and treated me for that; but did me no good. I than com. menced taking Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis- covery, in connection with ‘ Pleasant Pellets.’ 1 took three bottles and it did me much good. I had been very restless, couid not sleep at night and had no wppetite. I had not been able to do anything f.r eighteen months. I do not think I could possibly have lived if it had not been for the ‘Golden. Medical Discovery.’ I think itisa capital medicine for the liver. I can now do as good a day’s work as any man. I recommend it <e all who are suffering from liver complaint.”

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