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Now she was watching him in a tint-
ter of expectation. Surely *there was
something odd, but- Morgan ‘crossed
th lsl '
She gave a tiny cry of delight.
knew I could not be \vi'ong," she said,
glancing apprelienslvcly about the cur.
“I knew you were from iliirutanlii_ I
am-sh”-she lowered her voice-
"'Ethel, princess of ‘the royal house.”
Morgan gave a start. Here was a
little woman who clairned connection
with a royal family of tlction, yet gave
no indication of the `lrisault_v_»pi'oved
by hcr Words. Sho iii-copied the start
as il tribute to her' r-<;velatlon_ |
“I do not wonder that you start] she
said complacently. “You must be fa-
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nilliar with Rurutania news and know
that I ani pursued. Still-it is strange
to ilnd me here iu America. I am go-
ing to my nlccc, the Princess Flavia,
who is now in Chicago.” _
’1‘herc'wus soiiictlilng grotesque in
this odd _iuinble ot' the Hope story and
the Anierlcnu towns. Morgan glanced
upprclicnslvely about the cur. '.l`hei~c
was no woman to whom he could
make appeal. There were three in the
sleeper, but Morgan knew the type
only too well. One was evidently it
traveling siilesivoiniiri, since she fra-
tcrnlzed with the other commercial
travelers lu the car' and made notes of
the points they offered for her instruc- '
tion. One was evidently a soubrctte
who vled with the woinnn drummer'
for the _attention of the men. The
third wana young womgu whose very _
face betokened her incapacity. '
He leaned over to the little princess
‘ _ "~ “lt would bc better," he siiggestedp
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' _ ' . ; ' are ir pi'lrice§s_ I, too, nm going to Chl- <
I ' _ _ °,  _ __ ciigo and will _walt upon your coin-
l’l'0`WSO 'BYUSI-,_ Ul13l‘l0t¥0l0W“- iI’."i§`$‘i;-tf§.”§_°ifII{ii’i_.I’§..f;’?'?   “'“_
- _ _ s “Bless your heart," she fairly beamed
n on liirn-it ls not alwn s that he"
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0 _ \ ,_ ‘ acquiescence-“I don't dare reveal my-
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self to any but n Riirritniilnn. Don’t_
you seef'-her' volcc _grew confidential
-“that there is Black llllcliacl in the
smoker? lt would never do for hlm to
realize that I` was in this very car
- when lie caine to America on purpose
_ " _ _ " S to destroy me. He tlilnks that with
_ __ E _ A N D I T _ inc out of tliie way it would be.ensy to
 _ 1' ' _ _ m ' Flu ir. _ twillnec be.'I
nriy v (Dim v 1*
nm determined that she shall marry
lludolpli. 'iiliat ls why I ani forced to
:[9 gun All Classes of _Meri “°;.i‘i.°‘:i°°“°*zf~"  .
n om; a eruoon . organ u-
mored her whim. It would never do
to let hor proclaim her royalty to the
PR ._    YOU have Only ODE others There was not a single soul in
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P9517) "3, 'ESX' have to ws.: you A life  ` ,grower wduld see the patllol; other condltlpn.
them from cuts and"bruii=es from heel All C0 - rnsiéiia she wi-suis be mane me onine:
of their jeers She was such a'dnluty
     nine om may that he enum not beni-
the thought of her being subjected to
ridicule
;- that theriiari had coinrnltted the crlirie, _
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vorlte Dlquet with lzcr, and in ii way it
was a help ‘to him. for ll made hl.m for-
get that _lipwas on his way ro seek the
girl He loved. A l‘e\v months before it
'had `}f_e'en=hls rlity as district aftoijnuy
inn tovvisihear New vin-it in cumin ine’
coiivldt'l6iifbf~`a uinrdei'cr. It wlarclearf
_but a clever ,lu\\'_\~ci~ had created a i’e-:_l-
lng of syuipatliy for the erlinlnnl, aiiil'_
Irene Ostegmun had coldly told hlln
that slie'conld ncver accept the love
of u n_i}a-rr -who had sent un innocent
fellow bein? to thc ggnllows.
'Sh_e_hud`e[t for Oiiiulizi the follow-'
lligi`nioriiliig_ and had not cvon 'given
him a ‘(,‘liuii'ce to pleixrl his cause. He
\vas~{on`hls way there now ln the hope
tip; ii clipnge of sci-nc would enable
him toinake a more sin-cessfril appeal
to -her reason.
The breaking ol' the cngiigeiueiit had
been u _terrible shock to him, and her
hlghness from lturiitzinia nt last en-
abled him to partially forget thc pain'
that was gnuwlng at his heart.
Shortly before Il thc train pulled
into the yards at (‘lil<-ago, and pres-
ently they wcrc in the station after it
tedious journey bclivccri lanes of
freight and p:isscngci~ I-urs on side
"tracks Just before they arrived tho
prhicess insisted upon having ills card
ii d his Chicago address. “We Ruru-
ta ians are so few,” she protested,
“t I ani iinwilllng to lose sight of
ch n faithful subject." And iinwlll-
i ry he had given her his card with
the Bismarck hastily pcncllcd in the
corner. She would forget before she
had reached her hoinc, lie argued.
There was ii _voting iniiii nt the train*
to meet her, and lie was warm in his'
thanks to Morgan. The young district
attorney hurried to the hotel that was,
to break his travel. ’l`ln'cc hours lately
a bell boy knocked upon his door and
hhnded ln ir dainty note.
“The ‘Princess Flavla,”' it rmid ini
unfamiliar hand, “would be glad to
welcome t0.@'hlcugo the traveler from
"Rurntanla,"`\viio by his courtesy has
done so much to help the ‘Prinecss'
Ethel,’ " and there followed an address
of Mlclilgun avenue.
From curiosity Morgan determined to
follow the odd experience to the end,
and as soon. as hc could unpack lils
dress suit he culled a cab and gave the
address.
Arriving, he was promptly shown
into the parlor, and in a moment there
entered a woman whose presence caus-
ed Morgmfs heart to thrill. With a
cry ot' “lrene!" he sprang forward, and
in another moment she was folded
wlthln his arms. `
Ten minutes later, when speech was
possible, she explained that the Prin-
cess Ethel was her maiden aunt, whose
dementia took the form of the belief
that she was one of the omitted cluir-
aeters in the llope novel.
“When I hr-ard from Cousin Jack,”
she said geqly, “of the man who had
been so kin , I realized that you had
done it to keep her' misfortune from
the rest of the car, and a man who can
take all those plilns to spare poor Aunt
Ethel cannot be as heartless as 'I sup-
posed you wcre. I realize my inlstake,
Morgan. Cari you forgive me?"
A kiss was his only answer, but an
eloquent one. So engrossed were they
that they failed to hear footsteps u_util
a thin treble was licnrd announcing.
"Well, I never' suspected that you
were the real, Rudolph, but I arn glad
that my nlcce came from Omaha to
meet nie.”
“Then the Princess Ethel approyes?"
asked Morgan.
"Yes," declared the Princess Ethel.
and li whispered echo, “li'es,” from the
Princess Flavia sealed the understand-
ing.
He ltayell Away.
A story illustrating the anxiety of
applicants for public oliice and thc
s,u_m-ll figure that some of them cut ln
tlicli' appointments is told regarding
the late Sluron Cameron of Pennsyl-
vaulu.
While he was a power ln the state ii
man who had been useful to him po-
litically desired to obtain the postmas-
tership ln one of _the leading cities of
the Keystone State. The nian was
small of stature and insignificant look-
ing. After lils misc had been pending
for ten days he became a little agitat-
ed und sent a telegram to Senator
Cameron, wiilch read in substance as
follows:
“What enuses delay in my appoint-
ment? Shall I~comc to Washington?"
In thc course of an hour or so he
received the following characteristic
reply: _
"No. Stay‘a1vuy from Washington
at all hazards. The president has prom-
ised toiappolut you, but lf he sees you
he may change his mind.”
The appllcniit wisely remained away
and in course of the next fortnight was
-appointed and received his comrnlssloii
as postuiiistein-New York Tribune.
1 'Pnnnau-r Con ron. Wu: Lum.
'Ilia best remedy for sore, weak lungs
ls the soothln va r of Cntnrrhozotte
GUARDIAN NOVEMBER 5 T904
Noi( 'ro KNEE anssci-iss ""'
Qllk lttolrlngl sud Sliver Bnallel ln VQD
I 4_5 l_»'¢_n,o_u*-gaarqnbnrgnurrleoround. I
'arc now busy urging ii rt-turn oi the
Wearing of knee hrcrechcs. A society
of young swells has bi-cn formed
pledged to Wear' tin-in at ilicutrcs and
other evening cntcrininini-nts. Ai-
rcady black silk hrccclics, silk stock-
ings and silver buckles have made
their nppc-ar_aucc and the habit pi'o~
rnlses to spread. ’l‘hc ri-hiriiir-r~s are
filling tho columns ol iln- pi-css with
thc ur°gumcnts~ tn thc 1-in-ci time ull
the laws of economy, in-ulth and
beauty favor the abolition of gpg
ot.o\‘c~pi|n- troiisi-1° as worn to-dnv.
Lum imports ur rwunicnni-g. I
(li ii\ti'i‘eSl. to Ciiiiuiliniis is Lord
llolii-rin' ri-cout’ visit. to iliv Soutli
4\li'il:u_ii battle-llloldn, says ir i'i-writ
I-I‘33PlllL`Il. LOHI 1{0Iiui‘t5 i`c-(alight thu
IJUU-I" Uf l’uhi'd0l>r-i'g_ lnit his urluiuco
upon Crorijt-'s luagcr ivas inaric in a
lrlotor-cur'iristi-nd ol' with ilircc di-
\`ision.~l of iiil`iinlr_v.
'l`ln‘ tfuixiiiirriitli-i*-iii-(Iliii-l' was kg,-my
iritt~l'¢~sl_vil iii the fniiions li;iLt.l|,~
l-i|`<1Ulld. although i;i'oiill_i' surprised
at its iiltciui uppci\r':iiicc_ 'l`ln-rc was
cvcii some truiilih- at lirst, in locat-
ing several \\‘clI-i'i~iirr»iiili4-rw-ri incl-
Llvlits. llords ol' sliringliok huvc iii-
viidcd the i’trnr1ll-lii'i'g drift, and its
bnttlc sears irrc wi-ll liifltlcn.
Liiril lloherln t'<iiind_ iiI`t<'i' suing
rlilllclllly, thc sil.\_= oi' his liciitIi|m,ii'-
ti-rs on that i~\'i»iitfiil l"i~lu'\iui‘_v inorn-
iiig' ivhcii Gent-I'i\l (‘ron_ii~ siii'i‘ciirlcr'cd
hiinsi-l|` iil'ti‘i‘ stubborn |~csistuii<'e_ lie
ri-liili-ci thc inriili-rits iii' the i-iili'r‘t-iiilci'
to ilu- riiciiiln-i's ill his |l;\i»|_v_ 1,0111
Hole-i't.<i also lriici-il tin- iiflviincc iiiurlo
I-_i (it-iii-ral Siiiilh-llorril»n`s ilivision
on I<`clirlli\i'_v 26th. and ilu* silline-
i|u<-nl iiifzlit ntt;`ii~l»\ in whiili thc (`a-
ilnrliiins lost livii\'il_\'.
llnll' liiirivil in thi' \t-lilt Loral llob-
“l'l»‘~' lIIf»'<`ll\'\'I`i'-'I ii iiiiiiilwi' ul' i'\i_\l_V
iiwul tins, siiiiv<‘|iii's ni' ilu- ",l1l\i~iil
sigiiuls" tliwiscil by thc ilu:-rs. 'lwvsu
tins hurl llcvii striinpg mi wiri- some
<li_stiiiic|» in front of ilu- tiw-iii-ln-ri. and
tI\" 1‘Tl\’TlI_V \\‘i‘|'i» thus \\'uri\od ol
niglit iiltirck-it.
.\liin_y. tltliei' rclirs QT thc liiiillo wt-re
ilisi’n\'i\rl>d-i'ri\giiicnis of slit-IIH, lill-
ii.iin bones, and cni'triilgl\s; wliih- in
mio oi tiir- trviiclics ii Ilovr boy un-
cnrtln-il and prouiil_v lirouglit to Lord
lioln~i‘ts it riist-covi-i'f-rl li-a_voiict.
Lord ltoberts spent two hours on
thc battlefield, and c\'1-iitually walk-
ed iimiiriil the inner trvriclit-s_
Ilis visit civntcri grcul. t'ii|'iosiitv
aniong thi- Ilos-rs. Sonic of Uronji-s
olil irn»n '.\'lio hail foliglit thc llril.i:~.h
at l’iil\i‘rlcbci'g l`ollo\vi-il thc party |11,
U, iw-s|n~cl.l`i|l rlistaiicc.
(ln thu _iuurnvy to and i'i'oni l{in'i-
ln-rlcy there were many cxprvssioiis
ol' gooil-will on 'thc part of thc' resi-
dents. t\`c\'t'i'nl of the linci' l`irrin<-rs
displayed Union Jacks, and invited
thc Coiiiniirirdcr-in-Chicl' to visit
thciii.
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
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@Ie lrels reioruicrs ln London'
Mallee the Bread’
That Makes Us Strong _
I Tliere’s nothing like good homemade bread 
for ciiiidmt rude ofthe right kind' of flour- _ » _
baked right--a loaf of bread contains ‘all the food
qualities ofwlieat, iii their inost appetizing and T
digestible forin. Spring wheat flour is rich in
nutrinie1it--makes wonderfully wholesome bread, l
but not inviting in appearance. Fall wheat Hour _
lacks nutrition, but makes bread that is white, '
light and tasteful. \
Beaver Flour  
is a blend of ,I,`[,‘1,”I§‘,’,‘,’§,,§"§.‘§‘,‘§ ,li',f‘,f,“,f It makes the '
wliitest, lightest, most delicious bread, biscuits, _
cake and pastry-it makes the mostnourishing
and healthful bre:1cl-and it yields MORE bread
to the barrel.
Try it--lest it-any way you like. Beaver
Flour proves its quality, by never disappointing.
At Grocers Everywhere.
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Preserving Health and Beauty.
nntairi purifier in iinturc, but few realize
its value when taken into the human
syslei.ii`l’or tho szrnio cleansing purpose.
Charcoal is n. renicdy that the more you
take of lt. the better; it is not a drug at nll.
but simply absorbs the gases and iiil
puritles always present in the stonnwli
and intestines and carries them out of thi-
system.
Charcoal sweetens the Iireath iiftei
smoking, drinking or after rating onions
and other odorous vegetables.
Charcoal edectually clears and improves
the complexion, it wliltcns the teeth and
further acts as a natural and eminently
safe cutliai-tlc.‘|
It absorbs the lnjurlous gases which
collect ln the stomach and bowels; it dia
infects the mouth and throat from the
poison of catarrh.
All drugglsts sell charcoal in one form
or anotlicr, but probably the best clinrcoal
and the most for the nroncy is ln Striirrtfs
Charcoal Lozciigcs; they are compo soil ol
the finest. po\vdercd VVil|u\v charc' ul, and
o'_her:harirlless antiseptics in tablet form
or rather in the form of lame, pleasant
tasting lozengcs, the charcoal being iiiixcil
with honey.
The daily use of these. lozcngci-4 will
soon tell in it inucli iuiprovcd condition ol
the general hcriltli. better crinpicxion.
sweeter breath and purer blood, and thi-
benuty of it is, that, no possible htiriir can
result fmrii their continued use, but on
the contrary, great Iionctlli.
A liuflhlo pliyslclair ln speaking of thc-
bcrieflts of cliarcoal, says: “I advise
ritiiarifs Charcoal Lozcngcs to all patients
suffering from gnu In stoinnch and bo\vcI.~'_
and to clear the coinplcxlon and purify
the breath, nicuth and throat; I also hc-
Ilevc the liver is greatly benellted by thr-
dnlly use of them; they cost but twenty-
llvc cents ii box at drug stores. and nl-
though insomc sense a patent preparation,
yet. I believe I get more and better char-
coal in StnarL’s Charcoal Lozenges than in
any of the ordinary cliamonl tablets."
LUMBER EXPORTS ECREASE.
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~ __ .WS #W 5-1?°_Wl98 3 1973!* 1’I1°_°f Mules ._ ’ g no took nn- in to dinner, prying wht trsverscs ev rr ul; wi and no _ -~-
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- HIQGGQ 40 Clilll I0 $l.Q5»_'» _ I ng that he “pprecmted me hon" of _ BY* Ulllfli l\liDl`08CIl-Gnd kI|_|“IfIl°\lSf\" 3 receipts from Canada during October
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knlght’| fowtsteps iii the all e. an _ Go To Ween, I __ , '
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, _ YO! Your its th uiiht I would strung use
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HUD od get-t Eflgrsli Hake Yours nrrntffnlly
§ _ -if im 1 oo have
M' "’ ` ' “"' _  Best Airierlcnh Ma e ` 
__  &Fall_~S\ylu _Aref Ready, - Wars' -
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sore Agents. ` ' `
Few People Know How Useful it is in
Nearly everybody knows that charcoal
is the safest and most efilolent disinfect-
will sail next da) direct to Mariclicslcr.
Mnncliestcr, apply to
Y Tilt: S.  .\lANQlil‘fS_TER TRADER, with Cold Storage and
\ eiitilatcd Lliambc-rs, will leave Montreal on November 2ist` for
“Hd M*_‘l1C1-\€SI~¢f~ lslngland. She will be due at Charlottetown on
A, PIGKAHD & 00., Agents,
For space nuil rates from Montreal .to Charlottetown, or Cliarlottetownl tg
5 d ll 2.uii cnARi.or‘Tr~:ro\v.\'_
- ‘ as | e-.= l I
FOR SALE
Package Stylish Calling Cards, your
name for 21: stamp. I. j. Keyes 8:
Co., Millard, Conn. .id 4i.
l~`UR 5.41.15 Clic-ap.--'I`wo upright
sevonil-hair<l pianos, and one sqiurrc.
Apply nt thc Central innsir store. A.
Horne ii.; Co. 18 dw tl
flood llusiiicss for _szilc in Charlotte-
to/vii. Apply nl. this ollir..-. jd if
H* \_ v WAN ED-MALE.
S.'\l.li}%.\lI‘..\' \\A.\'Tl'Ill :it oiiou, to
represent"t`:iiiinl:i`s (Zri-airs! .\`iirst-ries."
Special list of .\`uw :iiiil llni'tl_v .H`pccinl-
ties iii lfriiits, tlriruiiiciitnls, Shrubs and
Roses. Liberal iiiiliiccrncnts, lay
wci:kl_\`. ext‘Insi\'c territory, l\and_=oine
free o\ittit_ Spring _~c;\soii's i'.iiiv.i~. now
stiirtiiig. Wrilt' iiow for i'iiIl paith iilars
Stone S-L \\`cIlIngl<iii 'l`< riliito
i io--22 dw: nies.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
0ne_Hall Cent a Word Each Insertion. Six Consecutive
insertions Charged as Five, and Three Weeks as
Two. Minimum Charge 10 cents.
EXl’I:RIENCEI) 'l`RAVELLF,R
WANTED-to make ii special tri
early in 1905-covering P. E. Islandi
Only one grip of samples. Give ex-
perience and references. Applica-
tion kept confidential. Address
Traveller, in care Daily News, Truro,
N S. 5d 2i
1\GEl1\‘|' \7V'¢£IhT'I‘ EI)
\\'e_ have a position optii for one good
man in each locality, local or travelling,
:it $840 a year and expenses $2.50 pt-r
ilay tackiug up show-cards and gener-
ally rrdvertisiiigu New Discovery. No
rlexpcricnce necessary. Write lor particu-
HTS.
SALES MEDICINAL CO.,Loiidon Ont
H IL P WAlTED~»Fi¢uaLn
WANTED-For Falcouwood Asylum
an assistant Laundress. 7d if
\\'.i\I\"i`EIl_--l"l\'é salenrieii to travel
from Novciriber to April. liig pay to the
right incii. Apply to 1'. (J. liox 729,
Charlottetown. 28 dw iw
.\`i»uci_ftr. Ri~:rirrisiai<'r.\ri\'i~: in this
couui_v`pnd adjoining terriloriis to rc-
prcsciil und advertise :iii old cslnblislictl
business house of solid tliiiiucinl stand-
ing. Salary $21. Weekly with cxprsnsci.
paid cacli .\1o_i_i_day,by check ilircct from
heiidquartcrs. Expenses nilviinrrd;
position permanent. \\'e furnisli c\'i'i-_v_
thing. Andreas, Tiiis c<>i.U.\iiiiA,
63o Monon Building. Cliicago, Ill.
2;u' if
\\`AN'l`l£ll-A large ni.'iiiuf.i<~tui‘iiig
concern about to opt-ii di_~li'iliutiiig
depot in this section ilesirt-it _services of
respoiisiblc iiimi to take riiniingciiieiil.
Salnrv iifioo lei' :miiiiui and aoinniis-
aious; Applicant must furnish lirst
class references :riul $1750 to£25oo cash.
Merchandise furiiisiied. Address-c
Manufacturer, Care, Nelson Chesmnii
Company,Cliicago,Ill. i8, zz, 29, Nov 5.
WA N'I`l'.D-Responsible man to man-
age odlce and distn`butIn% depot for a
large Maniifactnring 0. Salary,
$i5o.oo per month and eorninisaioiis.
Ap llcnnt must furnish good refers aces
auiT!r,&>o,a> 'to $a,5oo,oo cash. Ad-
dress, Factory, iztli & Johnson Ste.,
Chicago. _ _ V g2Sa_;1i_
\\`AN’l`ED-A servant for general
housework, no washing. Apply to Mrs
li ll. johnson, Kent Street, City.
2d6i
\\'ANTl~Zl_)-At once rr girl for
general house work. Apply to Mrs.
Maurice Doyle, Euston Street, North
liiid Bakery. _gd 3i pd
Lanrns \vaN'i‘1~:i>-A BRIGHT
ENERGETIC WOMAN - Woinau'l
work. Pernianent sitiou. Uld
established business Kinase of solid
financial standing. Salary $12. to $18.
weekly, with expenses paid each Mon-
day direct from headquarters. hx-
pr-_nses arlvancrd. We iuriiish every-
thing. Address, Secretary, 6m* Menon
lllock, Chicago, Ill. 27d ti
WANTID
T0-LET.-Dwelling house on Upper
Prince Street occupied by Mr. Mitchell.
Mrs. Mitchell will show persona through
atnny time. igd r mo.
WANTED-House for small
centrally' located, with
Ei-ovements, on or before ist
er. Apply to this ofiice
rum; uqmuammnrpoiqkfnipnwam
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°»»\»1_=_5»_1;--____ _fgsfnm i;_~'_'___'13~ %_:'_'~ Wvfgg leneea should apply at
 ME'  ' T0 RENT.-_-Parties
anal mlm: tv.. l.¢ll¢'d.m;D I __
furnished room. wi
cn An