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fly darling. you no safe." repiiod .. van, n his quick mind messed at . m‘ninuon tn the mystery. " " ' In Dim?" exclaimed the ‘ W. “filly. "What-in be about to m m- womn lone her moms?” m an. to Ian no!" screamed mm."mxbmshthamm .I‘oouhcumhmhmgom " . 1h: vim-Q’s the «shunâ€"where‘s " W? It can't be far oil, for you ' ; “t have em but without itâ€" ‘ 'm?‘ the continued, “drawn; -. mauvmdnthonnundoti "You chm-gm no much of "it"silnhobenntodnnne ' .bmwc “3". He was thou! to demand the ramp M It! Ilnrm. when an exclamation from II: M caused him in look up. and ”cam-Que at the strangest figures 3 had ever seen. Beim‘e himâ€"atom he evidently wimn In the mt oi min; his poor "the 'ard<"ls a won“, all And powerfully built, with all-Menu. set In a white, senseless min-nee. end black hair falling over hr brow and shouldm. She was clad fin long, white garment. like a dress- n. which was fantastically w with bunch“ of colored rib- ‘uu ind her face was painted to Gor- zolm with streaks of blue and red, yellow. ‘ autismâ€"Ruth“, save me!” cried m hymiully. Both mu unrttd to their loot u an: of distress henna pluniy am"- lle. together with the mm! 0! flying “new conning toward them dot: the hard staircase. Ruthven rushed to the ”r, and opened It just In line to re- ain In in arms the form of Margaret. 'lo. with 301601: hair streaming down fit but Ind a {use palm! with let-rot, clung to Man win: a grip of agony. "Hui!“ unkind Ruthven, I'd MIL "WI!“ In that?" “Completely ao. And aha nun nâ€" minted “5’ acnau «gala. 8hr hm! hm out Io! aa Ian-sally has Um and ma at lau aIuv returned. but apaarh was WHY Iatohrntu. In ‘3' ravlau «a dIatovond that It In: am who had Ital-n my poor Infant daring lta nuraa'a aka-g. and can“ It away ant-a data-ea. than one had W and lot! It. “or doctor. hov- ww, alvaya hound that la In Iaala aha I“ mu that and. am! an aha I I“ a.- to W. Va nah ovary but; pad-Ia. act aatala‘ waa «or aaard at It lull. Lady mat aam‘ W tba aback. aha died about a year annual. and I ban moaned an I an dam an anti." "Aid mt man. lit mu?" "Ho lId not long mm .7 nor- m. Whoa to loud Ila um» 'aa W! mat-a ha ahead Mr and" not“! can. aad mt abmd Duh Ma elm. la Ma mt "In... Minot. IQ aul for In In (aka than: a! Canaan, no waa than baa-tad by the Idea tut Ma II!- would "rotor at Mr malady. and wake to. aa It we. to lad Mt- gawk He and“ M no. that-Mm. that a no. an In II. «had I shank! reason be m the mImn la Ville” aha was then realdlng and Irma her home to Amma An I had no Iatanuoa oI naming again. and Canaan was balm-a to all the propâ€"rt]. I madam! par George had a right In dictate In the lulu. and readily undertook to carry out Ila um...“ "Ah! Ilr. Ruthven. lorgln me. It happened years ago, and it was but a tiny Int-m, but I can not recall that mysterious loan to this day without cmotloq. Yes. It was gone! stolen from "to cradle! dlupmted! No one knew how~wheu~or by whom. All was wrapped In mystery. 0! course. we tun-bod and lnqulmd bin and low. but without elect. The and nun could not long be kept Iron: my poor wile. vho‘ nu a mnlble relaw In consequence. Dobro the um out 0! danger. my Brother George bunt Into the room In a slot. of frenzy. to tell me llul bl: um- bod me nod!" It the bedalde. One sultry afternoon. however, when my wife had fallen asleep. and the none. hnvlng depoaltod the Infant In It: cradle, had followed her mlstreu'a example. she waked to the terrible knowledge that the child was gone!" "my shocking! Really Ind Imly “Gone!" cried Rutbvon. CHAPTER. XV. Mrs. George Flow- er. having appar- ently lald aside her unnatural jeal- ousy. congratulated us both on our new happiness. and was A constant visitor rE bad x dnnghter born to us, and for the first few dare all went well, and MM nme- I'm-d Emma of lead. The Mollie [attuned with the ar- nngement of the detail- ot the cure coronation In “mow next spring have ordered 15.000 bounced: of mend, which I- to be me of pure honey. It In an old Mitten m to resale lhe people with heel for three days done. the Mflflu It the metal! mm; "Henna known! Any way Earth has not Ind the grace to ten us! “mow new 7.0 u bear. but I thought Hr. Ruth": might hue had a little more! polite-ca." Mat-pm flirted from her steep at the sound of her friend's voice, though only half comprehending the meaning of her words. "In anything the muse?" no de- nuded. quickly. "the two guardian: have run oil to town together without U having had the clv~ Illty even to explain the reason of their desertion, Ind we are to have that old rmeh Webb stuck up at the dinner table to play propriety for n: and Hun- man." And they It together for hours, can- parlns notes. clues. nd circumstances, whim Input. tired out, slept IM “me peacefully ”my. ark-‘- ude. “beam u may 1311119 and upset her wltbout doing her my good. Now we are nlone I win give you every pnrtlculu I know a! let Mm." "Marga“, you have been tnflb‘y lrIgMe-«l. and an mums all over. ltnln you In! better to ID to mu at room and He down «an m an. acre tempo-0d. um I will no "I toy and by.“ nld Retina. u be conducted "n .m to the door no! then ("calmed her. ' “I man u but me we should not discu- (Ms subject More lamina.“ he mtlnned, tanning to Sir Predâ€" "You mute M many, Ir. nun. ml. The rat-Nance In no resul- nhh; ml 'M «In cell '50er In not rim! was killed or not. The man and .m- dropped It In a wood. m she V" m. Int! .1 Infant met and, In! an found by none pant-by. "am“ M Rnlhm clued her "pa Mon 380 Md m mm In mm m. "lie was. Mr W. In! N no! "Maw“!omlomvntl an." him-pm lam. proudly; "and um I an Nu m "mu m. null»~â€"-“ "I nut: that I «loom In nun no. no that l have u Immu- a! Mr law-nu. mun; nun she nu «pm to to m and 0! n wot-u called Nan O‘Iumy.” "New? What do you nun?“ u- em-M can Mn.“ human. ERB'SI lie of Carmen Demons "the ('4 have rm together having I titty eve the tens dam-tin! am In in "3k Mule. I do not hunt I! I Inn uy mm to mt you In truth.” can Ruth“: "but In ”min: of In- nm 011wa 6. 30¢ loan to no.“ "an «Nod you 'Plonncr‘r‘ um an Marlo, unduly. "3nd I can “mirt- mm! It You urn wry Mun my Hor- ouo. l I" H Um In! Um no mm. and 00', will! I" this golden um About you Maiden. nu mum Inn at lot Han pmun I Duo 0! Mr ”own." "0h. Rulhnn. don‘t uk me?" the n-lod, autumn. "l lad hardly on- land More I [Mm lumped up "on: the col: nun! called out ‘F'lorcncn!’ sov- onl Um: than Ibo mum at no. and l nu away. and lid followed me down- llllfl mind you know the ml." "How did I: happen. Mantel?" d0- mudod Ruthnn. a: be stroked hot Ito-lug hnlr; "Oh. no, air! Indeed, u was my own fault. I had no right to enter the room: but Brown lot! the key In the :ocl. and I was curious lo we. who lived than." "I am sorry you should have been lrlghtened and annoyed. my dear." uld Sir Hederlc to Margaret. "but there really was no danger. That unfortunate Indy. though Insane. la harmicu. She Is Carmen's mother. Ah! you may well Itarl; but your guardian shall all you the whole story by and by. But I can not understand how the poor creature not loom. It must have been great cum lemma on the part of tho domoxllcs." I In a few minutes the room was Uenred. And the voice 0! the poor pa- tient. raised In exposlulatlon. was al- ready dying away In the distance. “Come. let us go Into the drawing. room." she said to Hamilton Shore; and he obeyad her mechanically. When she saw what it was about. Ruthven expected she would look dls- tremd or compassionate: but not at all. She colored. M in true, but only with annoyance. as we attempted to conceal the presence or the mad woman from her companion. “What on earth In (1:18 all about?" ex- claimed the girl. In a voice of disgust. The attendants were doing their boat to persuade. or force the unfortunate creature to quit the room when Carmen and Hamilton Shore were added to the company. :70 II warn-m.» CHAPTER XVI. Hill’s I pretty ket- tle of M!“ cried Carmen. In her hn‘ manner; A white dotted 87m thm us. most apprcpflate for this festive oc- casion. It was made bver white tal- few. the nuns marked with Inflation: of white ValenciennvuAhco dumb which the sin: shun: mum. A m The party was given under the ana- plcea of the alumnae of Barnard col- lege, and the gardens were any with pretty gowns. ml owners, the g'ruly lawn: and fine old trees are um preserved. Oatden to» «own Recently a very unique garden par- " wu held In none private grounds on East 37th street. Nev York. The union belonged to Gonna Roma. and. though not the property at unv- in inflreieu their unit in enriched 'Ilb insertion of black silk lace Ind nar- ro' buds at cut 1". The insertion lo let mo Ill "no long mus. 'Mie each side is edged with m- tiny eard- of jet. giving III lir of exceeding arom- lneu to the entire gown. The big ieg o’ nation sleeve! are intersected In rovl (r‘nniug around the deem) 0‘ the insertion. The entire elect is Ion novel Ind decidedly dressy. Mourning gown: made In this my!» are enperlally eflcclh-e, It forum so good a body for any mode of doc-om. Mon. A ulnar: prim-can sown made up (or an amateur to attempt the princess sown. It requires skillful lingers to give perfection to the style. When well made there is no gown more out» lulu-wry. but when botched there is no gown so utterly hopeless. A haud~ some model in prune tinted Milan: is made up in this style. fitting the t bountiful azure like a glove, and made most severely plain. save tor the rich braiding not around the loot u a flu- ‘ish. The front oi the gown button- ‘dlagonally from shoulder to belt, and then follows the outlines of the [room iul limb to the foot. Small turquoise set buttons are gone in rich ohades oi prune, turquoise ‘hlue had black. and relieves the air of severity about the gown. The flock is plain and high and pull! of turquoise blue velvet. tax- ieuod with the utuddml buttons. The 'rathgr small leg o'muuon sleeves are caught close to the arms below the el~ bow, and finished at the wrist by a smart flare and a row 0! tho turquoise buttons. SATIN CAPE WITH RUCHINGB OP LACE AND PERSIAN RIBBON. I'll. Fri-cm Gown In Rapidly Growl-3 In 'n'u Ayalaâ€"Charm“: Frock- u:- ton-g um. - For tho “and noun-alts. IN WOMAN’S CORNER. UPâ€"TO-DATE READING FOR DAMES AND DAMSELB. DOWNERS V GROVE REPORTER. 1 Ha princess sown is rapidly xrowlng In favor. It In a style especlally adaptor] to a plump figure. the long, graceful lines go- ing far to glve an alr ol slendernesa. It la a poor pol- icyâ€"Indeed. limost a hopeless taskâ€" The late Mrs. Emily R. Taleott 01 Hartford, 105 had t [rat-madman» {:0 died at 10? Her mother lived to m. Her Fullerâ€""Has my (hunter given you my encouragement, air?" minorâ€""Well. she said you were Il- wnyx a very generous pnranL"â€"Phlla~ dolphin American. wlth a bow; In front two short and: end In how- our the skin can can» metres from the want. The sleeves are short and him shaped. And Ire confined at the elbov by t green satin ribbon. which forms a how. The waistband In of narrow green satin ribbon nnd fastens behind wlth I how; In front two short end: The corsage in iow necked and Is slightly gathered at the waist both ire- ‘fore and behind, and 1 mail bouquet oi gathers adds to the eflect of the deeoiiete. A fringe of mousseiine no soie over a tnnmreuey oi pink silk brings up the body at the. neck. where it is trimmed with lace. The tour de can is ornamented with a small braked collar of mousneiine do ooie and lace. nnd at the back are three mm] bow: of green satin ribbon. There is n draped lieu which goes under the wrath-rid; it is of cream mousseline dc note and trimmed vith a finance and narrow insertion ml Ileana m lace. "flavor. Men. A Part: um II the Rue des Poul: Champs makes | special tenure at n- defllaen and cblldnn‘n dream Here is a description of one of tho last named: 11 is of cm printed found wlth n pauom of roses Ind cghnune, 'm foliage In and green. The am has gum u the waist. very can!" priced behind. Train, centimetres (mm the bottom are "a row: of en- mm“ with eyelets, through 'Mcl are draw: narrow mu ribbon, not." «a .MVWO. :1 least Met» Isl-o u an M" an hour’s whale- ud "It um lunch. no! u will wow a saving and not a loss of "me. season to be told that she must try change of scene and moderate exercise. There is no better preventive 0! nor- vous exhaustion. we are told. than reg- lar, unhurried muscular exercise. it we could moderate our hurry, lessen our worry and increase our open sir exercise a large portion or nervous dis- eases would be abolished. But the tlrod housekeeper realises only too well that it is not exercise she needs haii’ so much as rest. For those who cannot get a. holiday the best substitute is an Loccnsionnl day in bed. Many whose nerves are constantly strained in their daily vocatlon have discovered this for themselves. A Spanish merchant in Barcelona told his medical man that he always went to bed whenever he c'ould be spared from business and laughed at those who spent their holi- days on tollsome mountains. One at the most successful working women in England. who had for many years con- ducted u largo wholesale business, re~ talus excellent nerves at an advanced ager owing, it is said, to the habit o! sprndlng one entire day a! each week in “Hi. i! we cannot avoid {requent agitation we ought, it possible. to give thr- nervous system llmn to recover bo~ tween slmrks. l! the. Idea of a whole day in bed inn-ems absurd to the tired Bun In: ‘l’lrcd noun-Ivan. I! a vacation in Impossible, try rent. advise: a writer on women‘s work. There Is no special uttsfnctlon to the tired. overworked hounewlle at thin The waist was cut blouse (union with a large embroidered yoke over the shoulders. cut In mullar squares n the edge. 'nny mules of lace traced their way down blouse and sleeves. A large green how at the nape or the nee}: and a hat or the same color oomo pleted the coetume.»â€"The Lawn. A dainty hook 0! (I'm man "I made with 3 plain skirt, with embroid- and band About the bottom. or Vuenclennn was no: In undor the stock can", and 1110 also": ion In.- Jnhed with nuances of the Inca. Wrassed Whisker: ~ Lemme so, lodge; I didn’t do nothln'. Judas Quickâ€"Thirty dun. '41“! for?" Dyerâ€"What in your business, may I All? Boa-13h Strangerâ€"4‘11: a gentleman. sir. Than my Madness. Dyer-Ah2 You have mm, I use. Real Estate Agentâ€"Well. I'll tell you one thlng. Two years I80 we had such a he": crop that county llnee bulged over uni“ some of the mantle: looked as round a a full moon. and you couldn’t tell where one touch!) ended and another began. "I expect no. So big, weren't they. that they crowdod the mortgages right of the land Into the rivers?" A Manon Real Esme Annt~l tell you, we’ve been raising some great old wheat crops up In North Dalton. Sheâ€"4 wonder chew the custom of mothers ullng their daughter-I to watering places original“? Heâ€"ln the days 0! Abraham. Re beknh got her husband at one. The "mum of a drum at um moment prohbly nun-ed the rink from prions, If an mom“. minty. "Vanna! A rrvom (Clicking about (In oys- lld- m n" that betrayed an den emotion. ""0 (m it lMo lull-union par Hunt. sit." Th- rkri qan ml”, h- am": "on! running glance. MI (mummy be vmlnnl «mm: In"- mmpmnrv. to Inh- nus-qr. my”: .1,“ you H .. Th- unr- old mhul new] In flvrk nllhliy, "Did ,9. Mn" Mr. summon) lb HII' d 'hom In sum "3' how. tor I‘m your to at the ma on n! um. Inn! "on. Jul! 1n. '6‘. I'm! Tim? "on. "all! "on. Rove! "on, m '0': ”th! boot "I. MI u. do I? I In M in“! It; mu do“. «’10 "AM 10-4 W! o' u» basalt-l, oh? I "‘01on no. Wrfl. you'd but" an: up unit]. "mall to ma a: II. m- "We". I‘ll any the Ilium I um» (tumor. ml-lor, nu' I'll lull n flu: I! n- uaul up mm hawlln' an no u' "a )mu- hunch uu' [an Ill' comb your hm" who tump (mum! ~"In‘ map uu‘ mm; m :- woodâ€"box full 0' wood“ lu- until "1 «mm mun-M low ‘ ~"l‘ll ”'0 you a mom 0' brad an' non-ma. um» u )e' do" sauna In and to do In Mm ammo wrvkv. “I mean. lluly. am you remind me o! my poor ulna-d mother when the urn- your an. The Ilvtn' human 0! '9'! on ma! In! boo-hoo-hoo! m! "Your molhur, yo mltumblo emit-r you! You?» In your: older'n I In H you'm a any!" "Sure. mo lady. but I cnn'l help It. You do remind me so 0! my poor mu- than“ "What In creation .m ye?" lhe Inked. "No. Mr. in mm H Muse". for He left the main traveled road and walked up to the tarmvhouno door. one o: the rnuvdosl. dlrlleal. specimens o! the tramping laterally. A quleHook" In; Mule woman came to the door and he Immediately begun to Weep and wall bluerly. Long years he tarrled out in the world But at last he homeward turned. And be spread before his mother's gun The honor he had earned; "I've reached the goal." he cried to her, “I have won the wreath at fame. I am captain o! n foot-ball team. And a cigar bears my name." mother, I shall succeed,- Aml wln renown and gold; 0:: the blnzoned banner 0! deathless fame You shall see my name enrolled. 'l'lm Wrath a! Pauloâ€"1h orl'ln at I. ~Ilor I'll“ Altair-origin“ tlfl '0‘ * lrccodl Juana-”Looted Mn flaw-A I'm-c In Quinlan. WIT HUMOR AND BATIRE FOR SUMMER WEATHER. THE JOKEB'S CORNER A vmol l‘flui to.“ nominal". Look“ uh I... can". --L. F. GERNHART. youth left the old homestead. His tame and tortuneto seek. And said In his mother In con~ ndent lone. As he klsoed her w r I n k l o d cheek; Fear not. (I e a r ROUDLY the .... ‘" ' CK an...“ lulu- mulnéuh'nnlwm.mn~u SWA‘E‘R "0.01m“ M HIM Cl. M‘antquw nub-an- Sparkling with lifeâ€" rirlI “MI delicious flavor, HIRES Rootbccr stands first as nature‘s purest and most refreshing drink But 6)! any Irsl. Hood’s manMm-«mlm Wimmuu‘m'lmnuI‘ Journal A “no“. In». "VII? \‘nu mm Iona lunar for do! cull?" "in! Mr. Afhrlult‘l' o! IM tan:- or. "I vonml uh to not «In name a! an mum ulm um." u lo )‘cm‘ hm am In \on‘ lIrnlrnlo win"- a met In any rlodlaa how on oarl'." Indianapoli- EA STBBY 0F BOLD ha plea-ant flavor. tenth action, and Cochin: film of Syrup n! MRI. who- I. need of a laquvo. and I! lb. mm or mother ho cmllvo or bull-In. mo moot muffin. n-ulu (allow In on; to ma II II the but “may "may know: and "If! tum": should ha" I mun. harm lvfI-Ml IDs-ch m I‘m-Quin“ “O’RJM Caviar. Cal Wu In (In PHI... William W. Baird died In the Colum- bua, onso. prison I few days ago. Just before he died he told where he had hldden .800 Just an" bc-Iug mlmmod to the prison in 18904 The mom-y was mum! and will be sent to his son ll Columbus. Ga. The question omen ukedâ€"-‘ Why are pu- plb o! me New England Conservatory so uniformly aumlnl an u-uvln-rs or per- formers!”â€"-ls many 6|“va by those who have been fortunate eunuch to become loqluthlk'd wnh the Institution. mu. m equipment. superior to that a! any other school. with both Amerh-un and fowlgn teacher: 0! the highest. rank. wlth notion. the art centre of America. to (urnlsh the but operas and mun-nu. (I. is puny lo me why one year of study than is better than two also“ here. Its prawn-tux Ls 5cm tree. (fr-um" Inn-Inn. "Our esteemed contemporaryâ€"we have to esteem him because the Lord made Illm,daubtless In a. moment or at» sanctionâ€"winds up his latest editor- ial," says the Plunkvme Bugle. “with ‘we think not.’ I! is the first bit of truth that has appeared In his lying sheet since It. started."â€"â€"Indlanapolls Journsl. "Wreck?" . ‘ "Never min In I wreck.“ Five minutes silence. ”Blood poisoning made it necessary to ampuuto, maybe?" J39." “fim‘, a “Ever mm a «snow _ h-J'L’ “Never." ', Ten mlnutes’ memo. finally the one-armed man woke. "I see you are naturally curious to know how I lost my am. Well, I win tell you on one conditionâ€"win, it you will ask no further questions." The assent was readily given. “We", nlr. It was bu oarâ€"«Washing- ton Evening Times. MW ,1 W m Bunni- (to W Innâ€""Boon in m away. I at. n:- Oompluont nun-Arm lunâ€" "Nov- er In my lilo.“ "Machinery. nub?" «No II Rina“ 6;. ”Wmlo'n. i; V. Sanaparilla You a Dr IJ. um. "um,“ KIDNEY, LIVER A “ADO“