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Pimply Girls Pimply Boys {find Every Person Afflicted with Torturing And Speedy Cure B'y Using Cuticura Remedies {Continued from last week.) “Yes, you love me stillâ€"do not deny it.” He sprang forward toward her, and would have mind her hands, but she snatched them away when his hngers had only touched the tips of hers. “Don’t touch moiâ€"don’t come near me!” she shrieked, in a. voice so shrill that it hardly sounded like her own; and she started back, her proud eyes dilating with a sudden wrathful light, her proud lips quivering with passionate defiance. “No, I do not loye you, Baron Otto Bod- enbsch. I am ashamed of ever having loved you. You are nothing to me but a cry. How dare you sp- V ‘ @112 Mum-inn ggm. ///»â€"â€"â€"â€" DSAY. FBIDAY. JUNE 8 I894. L'N ’ Sold throughout the urn anx. 0013.303: about the Blood, Skin, ; r ”P11119103: ‘ hm: anwwd ““ anrunâ€"- if on that warm Otto shivered, as spring day there could. be any cold in the air. The recollection of his bethrothed touched him like an icicle in the very heat of his passion. He dtew back and put up his hand. “Do not mention her name, I will not I must have your love again. “an? it. 1 â€"-:II "Do not mention 1161 be” it. I must have You must be mine, mine do anything to wjn it fortune 20 ‘0 th° Wind" Lz- say-dun put up 1113 um“. “Do not mention her name, I will not hear it. I must have your love again. You must be mine, mine for ever. I will do anything to win it back. I will let the winds,” and he groaned, and struck his forehead again, talking 'ng; the passion that was ' do him pitiful to behold. He really did believe, blinded as he was now by the glamour of her presence, that fortune and riches were nothing to him. “You will not let your fortune go to the winds,” she answered, still tremb with the veh want to cut away every memory of ever having loved you.” She turned, as she I: on the table where she 90 had been writing, and with quick, fever- had Wu "Ilvmub, _V lsh fingers she opened it and toot out some letters and his photograph, which she had long since torn from her (1 . He stood by watching her in sullen anger. From the height of excited raving he had fallen to dogged quietnde. He believed now that she did not love him. “Thereâ€"thereâ€"there!" she eried, and and threw them on the floor at his feet. The white paper fluttered down and lay unstlrred on the ground. “I have noth- ing more to do with them ; and you will send mine back to me ; they cannot stay in your hands when you are a married man.” ,,LLA 6onnk me With my “5h, you want to taut hateful marriage. Do y there will be anything b' for me in it? ”I shall be married man. "‘ L- knnn I'Lw Allinâ€"- “I“ “But you will be happy as a you will have fortune, and that want.” “Fortune is nothinz witho‘ said, but he felt the sting of tr words. Fortune was very an L -- 1M:- Invaâ€" “Van-â€" but not as much as her] “It will give you happi more quietly, but with a zoom; “the sort of hp] for.” “But I love you,” he a that was almost a lob, 31 her again_ with haggard â€"- - MIIA married. man.» “But you will be hap you will have fortune, an want.” . . “Fortune is nothinz without you,” he ‘ said, but he felt the sting of truth in her words. Fortune was very muo py as a rich one ; d that is all you y more quietly, but with a passing look of acorn; “the sort of happiness you care for.” “But I love you,” he said, with a gasp that was almost a sob, and he looked at her again with haggard eyes, knowing that his chsnoe was gone, that his suit we 3 hopeless. “And you have lost me.” she answered, not proudly this time, but sadly; and then in pity for him she turned to go. “Do not go without saying you forgive me Can you forgive me, Bests?" “Yes, I forgive you," she suld slowly, stepping and turning at the door. "It. In if the trial was greater was not your fan " and then lower, half than your strength; added, “I have not for- to herself, she given myself fur having ever fancied I, 0 that I loved you , ,-_L sh finish warn V A: aha rm .19}; with on: 13': lo onglh MEXICAN BELLE- ghout the world. Pom DRUG 33' )nP..Bostoa.SolcPro a. 0d, Skin, Scalp and ' ,” free. blackheads. (My skin and falling 1d. cured. by Cutlcm Soap. #__ 8 grouuu. - __v _ with them; and you wfll ,to me ; they cannot stay -“m mm are a married taunt me with my Do you imam!“ “1"“ ng but wretchedneas ,11 be miserable as 8 but an oumne u. u could form in his mind. The warm May day was dying off i coolness; there were no morechecke lights on the lawn, and only the topn flowers of the horse-cheetnut trees I golden under the last rays of the seti sun. Not even one little sparrow about nowâ€"the top of the guden‘ was deserted and silent; they hac' 1": n...“- ‘handn m golden uuuex we .....- _. , sun. Not even one little sparrow was about nowâ€"the top of the gerden well was deserted and silent; they had all off to bed, and tucked their heads under their brown wings; they would need to 1y no as .to be had deceived and as good as told. him lies on the sub- ject; but just at this moment an old . 4-; -c knuhnod grew alive aggm. He He had not taken Al'nusu u..- --_ confidence before about this matter; he had deceived him along with the others, and as good as told him lies on the sub- ject; but just at this moment an old instinct of boyhood grew alive again. He his scraps, sometimes not till the last moment, when it was too late to mend, for it was Otto’s way to go on neglecting people and leaving them aside when he did not want them, and then, when the need came, to turn to them and throw obstinacay, then he usually got it, even from those he had offended most. Arnold could not help him now, but looking at his younger brother, as he stood there before him, every inch a man. but almost a. child in the helpless confidence of his ’ ' ‘ “-11 .hnnanr mm fel‘ .51 cannot do You don't want In ofi‘ your engage not ask you to do‘ “It 15 'no use 8 his face growmz been open WM what. amJ to (101' “It in no use asking me," said Arnold, his face growing clouded. “If you had been open with me long ago, I should never have pressed you about your merri- age, much as Iahould have regretted your losing your fortune through a. meaalliance; you should have spoken to me pooner, Onto-n - :...:..1. he. looked at his â€"btio made n0 d brother with an air "a the name 85 help you now if I advise you to bros] .ld‘ time." “One thing I must tell you,” ssid Otto, I looking up again, “I am not as bad as you think me; I did not break my word to her; she set me free herself because of the conditions of the will.” “She was quite right,” said Arnold, vely. m‘And I was a fool to take her at her ‘word. wss I not?" “I cannot say,” said Arnold, and he turned away. I CEAPEEB xxxv.-â€"rox-HUNIING. The shock at discovering thst her hesrt was not broken, thst her life was not blighted, and thst she did not love Otto, was s severe one to Rests; but she got over it ss one gets over worse shocks in life. She wss puzzled snd horrfisd at herself; she took long walks alone, a»: she had done in the first days of her sorrow; and she wrote many entries in her diary. One of these wss'ss follows:â€"“I am not going into a. convent; I am not going to cut of my hair, nor to dig my grsve, nor to keep silence for the rest of my life. Where shall I go? I do not know, but I must go before they find out. I cannot go while Gabrielle is so weak, sud I do not wsnt to make my disturbance. . . “She will be_h_ere,.I hope, in July, and ‘ A LL-.. vuu u..- _- 7 everything will be right then. “It is dreadful to think that after all I have gone through, my heart is not brok- en; but there in no use in denying that I Still care about some things, about heating the hind: sing, and about goth ering flowers; and I often lough and feel amus- ed, really amused. “How can people talk and write such _..r.s.:.l. .hnnt broken heart- md being rubbish ebout broken heart: and being miserable for lite? How eney it is, after 1 all, to get over ndienppointment in love! 3 Why should everything turn bitter be- cause one men he: prove felthleee?" ‘ Two deye Inter me another entry, written in another node. The bottle of Milplaquet we: recorded on the name as defeite sfireuee, with n flourish nt the end of the aeeond word. “In in very dificult to believe amt it in my own self who wu Io unheppy nix weeks age; six week: are nothing 3: all renlly, and they hue been enough to caneole me. I won on would have been In quickly couloled in my piece? Pérhepe it in Milan different from then, ant Inna-lung». me have no: go} the ' Iadbm ‘ ‘ “-‘i-mmw -r.u. ma!!- fauna. It was uv .._- w. __ heart against him. “I would now if I could, but I cannot ‘ 7 .1 ~ - - .Mnn ow u 1 com“, w" - to break your word a lay W33 dying °fl into 3 no morecheckered and only the “Pam“ .e.cheatnut trees '9“ 6? ‘the will.” quite right," said Arnold, so a. fool to take her at her M" av." laid Arnold, and he : in the pockets of mg thst rustled like old,” said Otto, in ; voice; “I want you no. I will send you as soon as I get ... mm it toâ€"to her?” denial; he looked at his '1: of deptecation, when u saying, “Don’t scold it was no use flying to .ecnnd tamed again to anew“ m... “It is something of yours, I believe," he said, making a. not very an attempt to pass over the nutter lightly. “You will see when you open the peper.” But Rests had opened the pace! - ready; it we: not the brown sealed pocket she hed eeeen that max-nine in Arnold'l 2300 matter since, and sue am he.-- -r, ed upon whether Otto would do as she desired him, nor in whet way he would do so; Certainly she hsd not thought that they would come to her through Arnold’s hands. It was not splwmt there had been 3 fire there, she would hsye liked best to fling the pneket in before Arnold’s eyes, but unfortnnetely one has not often got fires in May. espec- ially in a warm May like this; so, as the next best thing to do, she opened the paper nnd began taking outthe letters m 95 "I did not open the paper,” he unwor- od, ooowllng mainly. “Of course not; but you know whst it her ahyneu. It was 3 very puzzling question to put, and Arnold seemed to think it so. for he was silent. soreness perhsps. I did mt ssy, ‘ If your brother hsd untried me,” but Arnold' understood it tint way. “I should have thought it s great. pity, certsinly, thst Otto should lose bu for- tuné by going against the conditions 0! the will.” A .. t__L__.. “All AFR thinkinl of it is thoâ€"thoâ€"” ,“The family nuns; you, I was thinking at that too." “And in it your opinion tint ovorythina ought to be notificed to thnt. invmnbly? You aid to." “ 7â€"â€" -â€" L}. should have wished to mother; 1391’. 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