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is always a good demand tier iKi-K, and it is co turn. T>? successfully market7 a lar antage is n«J •» s.il bust* ness undert vking and the *accessful horticulture m,l to the task. His work is of a somiwhat higher class than is that of the gen- eral . fa3*»e r, hut is less and Ids pVo fits larger, fo w ■i1lPrcom! pare in" doll || yer acre v Ith a fruit means long, hard hours o work, but seH-im rove tenWufe^-i Si elation and ldurc. Ac-iiii.. ho scapo gardening, the most, graceful "This I dori t want to be hauled o i by the judge on this--i i ial..... ill i ith estod," and tho Frenchman. You have all along said the Frenchman was not guilty, and you told me the real murderer would bo here to-night. I believe it now. I thank you for the introduction. And now, if vou are ready,"--he walked to the bell and pulled it,--"why, we will get away, miss." Tire waiter answered the summons. To him Janson said : "A fly--have you got one ready?" "In 'alf a moment, sir." "Quick as you can, and tell me when it is ready." "Janson," said Deane, still softly, "if you persist in doing what you propose, you will never forgive yourself this night's work." "I'll chance that." "It you will but listen--not that you deserve it--I will save you from tho commission of an act of folly." "Look here, Mr. Deane, I have had enough of this confounded high-aud-mighty style of yours. Drop it. I am not in the humor for it. When I want to be amused, I can listen you; but 1 don't care about play '.villi matters of life and death. Once more, 1 say, drop it." "Consider it dropped, Janson. Thank yourself later for the consequences. Ami--later on--pay me the compliment of saying that I warned you, and would have saved you from yourself." "Miss Wester -a til. Deane, you know that I know all, shi Reginald Grayne all, you must that this last ambitious effort yours to climb up is hopeless. You grasp that ?" --away down the years to the governess- life, the expulsion from school for pilfering,--back to the time when She lowered her head almost to her lap, and the sobs--sobs of defeat and despair could be plainly heard "Then tell this officer, tell him tin truth at once- Toll hina that yoi are not guilty of the murder." "By God ! Mr. Deane," Janson lerked out ; "you must take me for earth f" He laughed bitterly s he walked to the door, and met tl waiter. "V-ell, is the fly ready ?" "Yes, sir." I "She "Come, Miss Westcar." ! Wealth He took her arm as he spoke, arid j Couple led her to the door. Then turning . ho s the s I bit- ! dot tone in which he had addressed "I have the pleasure, sir, of wishing you a very good evening." "There," said Deane, as the door closed on poll Oh, she is not a fool by a long way !" "M'no; she does not look it." "She has heard me promise that I will produce the guilty one within twenty-four hours--hence she had time to lose She knows I c visit to gaol, 'I will t place,' etc. What does" she will be the result of this proof" of her affection ? Why, that tho first thing--when things are settled--that Reginald Grayne will do will be to --out of sheer gratitude--marrjj her. knows ho will be wealthy, is tho dream of her life, vith that a bona-fide feeling •oh yes, don't look so; it that folh fied friend--s sently ho sai "You are i Deane, but i B'nl'-y- J "I km ily without w iple that. I say, ing--coi picture of tho : Remember, tha- vith i ihallow game she has started to play, and it surprises me for that very reason. I thought better of "I don't understand how-" "Let me expalin. There Is nothii mid say,--Mi time Reginald thought he her, and asked her to ma He was poor. She told hi i-yredhimr n that if Which is Your in Regard to Health? -- Where Do Y«u Tire Most Easily? What Organ Gives Gut First? of the back, f sight or hea of which you i weak action of the heart, uracil, pain and weakness ng--some weak point Nerve Food ii se of its stn influence. ■gthe 3 Of by which influenced in blood and :e that this lew strength gan of the you c,an pro' I have physical exhai s eep and hot through my body I c >uld om feet to head, ily physician arid two other doctors, but they told me that about my time of life I was likely to be troubled that way. I continually grow worse and despair-being cured. Dr. Chase' Dr. j my ] Cha- nnel I TQgr thi - pretty the t.ure looks for her ! a few days in gaol ; for her--she spent "I understand." "That was her scheme--a very abby, poor little scheme for so >ver a brain to give birth to. It is though, perhaps, her last re-urce, and the feeling of sentiment blinded her. Sentiment is a mistake in any business." "What will be the result ?" "She will be liberated, of course." "But Reginald ?" "Oh, he knows the pretty little dot. He sent to me to-day. You -emember the boy with the letter?-- ,hat was from Reginald. She had nade a dramatic exit from her last nterview with him. 'You shall not .suffer,' she said; T will go to this Bradley Deane, mid give myself up.' That accounted, you see, for my rather expecting and being prepared for ! "I follow "Was ask clock. 1 . that 1 citing, ii But King Peter , because of his failure to s of his predeces-i that is unlucky % monarehs. England has nev-;ad a King Peter. Peter (or ) I. of Brazil was compelled to ite, and his son, Pedro n., to Europe by the ful revolution of his people. Podro the Cruel, of Castile and Leon, was slain in combat by his brother. Peter the Great of Russia perpetrated frightful excesses; his granson, Peter II., died of smallpox after a reign ,nly three years; and Peter 111. cMS*roilecl H,.,.)ed hy r.„ spirators. Is there anything in a name ? That the devotees of Golf should give themselves so assiduously to the avocation need not be wondered at, in view of the followed item, recently brought to light, which shows how 'seriously the game may be regarded : On September 9, 1637, Francis Broune, son to John Broune, wabsler in DanlT, was convicted by the borrow or justice court of the burgh of breaking into the buithe of Patrick Shaud and stealing therefrom "sume golff ballls." and the judges "or dainit the said Francis to be presentlie tacken and careit to the gailowshill of this burghe, and haught on the gallows, thereof to the' death, whereof William Wat, ter of the said assayis, gaive dooms." night if the stable is tight j to imfortable as it should be. A | of good bru«h is ail that is needed af- 1' ~ „• n the hair. By following this plan of grooming always looks smooth. When shed-ding time comes he sheds clean and oven. Much work is done by not knowing ) do work properly. The care of tie fe srtant. Many hor SUSPENDED FE3BYB0ATS. New Invention £o Proves a Within tho last two years a substitute for bridges and ordinary ferryboats in crossing rivers has beer thoroughly tested at Bilbao, Spain: at Rouen, France, and at Bizerte, Tunis. It is a ferry suspended over the water'and moved by electricity As it has been found practicabh much as suspension, bridges, it is be in» introduced in a number of amul cities of Europe. One of these suspended ferries has just been put intc opera " the if he c be here at nine ! it crosses the Lore River, nts but five minutes j Two tall steel towers were ere Let me finish my one on each bank of the rive-, a confession I want j towers being connected by a hor , sign. Janson, even tal railroad track supported by pension cables from the towers track is 490 feet long and 165 d be found now, would not come in response to any message I might fond him. Therefore, when I get my" confession signed, I shall let the signer loose." "You do not fear ho will escape altogether ?" id Dea.r.e enigmatically. "If I have •ead the murderer's character cor-ectly--and I am a pretty good udge of faces--the hangman will rever be troubled in the matter." feet along the rails, and suspended from it by steel cables is the ferry, which has three divisions, one for horses, vehicles and railway cars in the centre, and the others for foot passengers, on either side of it. The crossing is easily and quickly made. The car track is so high above the water that ships of the tallest masts may pass under it. The ferry these practice th-they are sa ng much better What T building madi wind can enter. Nothi the way of food a labor than a tii;ht warm building. But don't forget the drinking water. There is no other brunch of agriculture that requires a higher degree ' atific training than horticul-Tho successful fruit grower must know the soil and the principles of fertilization; he must under-tand the principles of drainage and cultivation; he must be more than a book botanist; he must havo vegetable anatomy and pathology; he must be able to graft, and prune and dress >unds knowledge of inse succo=' fully and eco bat their ravages, ai problems of vast i He must be a busi He Tell me that you Forgot the word. Or, sleeping, that Y'ou never heard. Don't mi I never dm To hurt id, for, oh. HI t, SHOULD DAY, BUT DIDN'T. He--"I know your family doesn't will yoju be my wife?" She--"Well, I should say not." He (taken aback)--"Whew! That's ither blunt." ghe--"I'll repeat, I should ^ay-rrcrf, ut as a girl in love detisfi't always iy what she should I'll say yes!" 1 up and made me feel healthy ring again. They have proved ; blessing to me and I hope stimonial will be of help to men suffering Food, 50 cei a box, six boxes for $2.50, at dealers, or Fdmanson, Bates & C Toronto. To protect you '^ali imitations the portrait and sig: ture of Dr. A. W. Chase, t&e fame receipt book author, ar* every That death by suicide will be pre- | lands at docks the delicate attentions of I so that the as the public executioner." the ordinary b Save for the scratching of Deane's I avoided, pen not a sound disturbed the quiet j The cost of t of the room. The little clock on the | the problem of mantel struck nine, and still the i other channels i writing vent on. Burton continued | and practic his smok.ng jn silence. Presently a voice in the hotel passage was heard : "Your side gate is closed. Just let me leave my cycle T shan't be long. Thi j the i find ents and descents of idge approaches are the ferry has solved Brail- , i^did6" Dr. Chase' Thanks." A tap at the lion to enter door, Deane's invita-a turning of the handle, a creak cm the hinges, and Ashley Grayne entered the room. (To be Continued.) If we had no fulling ourselves wo should not take {o much pleasure in Ifinding out tho* of others. ► BR.A.W. CHASE'S flJL [ GATAftRH CURE,,. A«C. is diseased 1 AN IMPENDING TRAGEDY.