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STARK .By... ,R MCCUTCHIN I b rin-4 youl to him per-onally. IIe will nlot "'ceive yell eX(e(4 t'i.oill my llan(1S 'l'h(ere w:s 1ot1hiln elce t'or lte to do thlie1, W:! t here. I.ori'ry ? I wats coin. I '1bed to coluie, and I "oul not cole as the 11rinh10ss a1 \1wolnlan. Diis'ov ery -w'(nh have ine:tnt det;radhalion from whii''h I col1 i11 have hoped t< recover. 'I'h' inillary garnienis we'< mny onlysfeur. "Anld how' many people know of youn - deception'." "Tr'ee blesides youiself -- Talgmar. (tliinlox Ind Captain i )11nglos. lle abbot wuvill know later on, auml I shive as I think of it. The driver a nd thu m11ant 'Ito went to your cell. Oghot know of the escape, but (to 1iot know am hlere. Allode--you remember him is our- driver." "Allode? He's the fellow who saw me-er-who was hn the throneroom." "Ile Is the tan who saw nothing sir." "I remember his obedience," he said, laughing In spite of his unhappiness "Am I to have no freedom up here no liberty at all?" "You are to act as the abbot or the prior Instructs, and. I must not forget Quinnox will visit you occasionmlly He will conduct you from the mnonas tery and to the border line at the prop er time." "Alas, he will be my murderer. I fear! Yetive, you do not believe I killed Lorenz. I know that most 01 them (1o, but I swear to you 1 an nc more the perpetrator of that eowardly crine than you. (od bears testimony to my inlnocence. I wvant to hea'r you say thmt you do not believe I kill'd himn." "I feared so at first-no, do not be angry---I feared you had killed him fnr ma1y sale. bit now I an sure thtli yoil tre ilniocent." The carriage stopped too soon. mnd Quinnox opened the door. It was still as dark as plich, but the (lownVpIrl' h:l censed except for a (lisagreeahi-. misty drizze, vold and pc'netrating. "We have reached the sto141n pl:c1e," he said. "And we are to walk from h:'r" tr the gate,'' saidl the princess. re-nuin-. her hoarse, manly tones. Whitle they were busy donning their raincoa s1hc whispered in Lorry's ear, "I he._ of you, do not let him know that you haveedisco'ered who I a'n." le proinised, and light.y sut clhed a kiss-, an act of indiscretion that almost brought fatal results. P-orgetiful of tl darkness, she gave vent to a little pro testing shriek, fearing that the eyes 01 the captain had witnessed the pretty transgressIon. Lorry laughed as hr sprang to thle road and1( turnled to aissisi her In alighting. She promp(ltly andlI thloughtfuhlly averted thte (daniger his gallantry presented by Ignoring thtc Outstretched( halnds5, dliscernible as sien (der' shadows protruding fromt an ob. ject a shade (larker thtan the night, and( ieapedl boldly to thte ground. I'r TO li oN'ryNmmul. If Youl ,eau 'l.'ib It will be to learn that the leading moedi cail writers and teachers of all t,he seve'rai schools of p)ractice relcommliei, in thei str(,ngest terms pos~sile, etalch and1 everyi'~ ligreint nitelring inlto the coinpoasitioni of 1)r. P'ier'ces (Gohden M'Ied ical Dj(isc 'r for' I he enr ie of wea':k st omuach', dyvspsa entnIrrh of stoma ch. "liver ('(12pla int." tor'pid lIver, 0or b)iilse'ss, chtroie howe atl1i'(ctiorr's, anId all a:t,tarrhtal dIiseas.es of whalt'evr region, mimne or nature. It in. also a sp'ciic remed'hy for altl't eh chrni or' lonug st 111 anding eaisi's of ('atarr tI:' 1 e tions and(( their' reusultaunts, as briwhi, thr'oat anid huing dtisen:ie (except, con0--t(2 tloio 1)1 ) anecompaid wit hi Se' vere con;... i is inot so g(ood for enit.e colds ad 'oinihs, but for' lingerinug. or ch roic( ca es it is esp)ecia2lly etticaIcIins 2)in'podtinig per feet cuLres. It cou'ita ins lilack ('h crr Ihark, Golden Seal root, Bloodroot. Stone r"ot. Manlldak root aind Queen's r'bk -al 1t which are hxighlly praised as i'eimed i'' ft.r' all the above ment Ioni'd affetions by, snei' emnineat mnedial writers and teacheriis as5 Prof. Harthldow, of .J(Itfrsoni i\led. (Coi lege' Prof. hare, of the i'iv. of 1R.; Prof. Flev EICilngwood(. NI. Il. of lI en niott Ned. (,ollege. ('hiica go; Il'rot.,.ii Joh Kiung, M. D)., of C2 iinnatil: IProf. Jl'hn M~. Scudder', M. D., of (Cincinnla Ii: Pr(of. F:dwiln M.~ [hale. M. ID., of Iii'neuin MIed. College, Chiicngo, and1( srr 's oIf at,beirs egnailly eminient, in theiir o'ver'al Ichools01 ofJpra ctetc. Tihl "(Goldn NI ed Ical Discovery'~ *I, the )nly mfedicline putt uip foi' sale thr'on:h :lruggists for li ke purposesI5~ , tha2 t, I has any more thatn any li nmber of (ordl inaryj tI mioniils. Openi piubhlietty (If it~s formiiuiihi A. glance at tils publlishedi forlail, wtill show11 thatL, " ( oldent Moltical D Iicovery" '1)1nta ins no0 poi50onous, harm,1fill orII:d hai formng drugis a nd 1n0 alcohol-- cheically pure, t riple-r'etiniedt gl ycerlno beinhg uised tionable a~ndl beides1I is a m1(os.t usefuil a gei , in the euri' of all stomanchi as we'ill as<bron-' chiatl, throat aml(It lng affec'tions17. There''( is the hig~hest med ical atn thor'ity for its usci lluc cases. The l" iscover'y "1is a concentra tell glycoric. extract of naItive, medicinal roots and1( Is safo aind reliable. A booklet of extracts from Ominentt, medhical authorities, endorsIng its ingro-i dienits matilled free 0on request. Address nr. R. V. Piee. Bufalo, N. v GEORGE BAF Sc1In"opyriAh, 1a.1n, by 11erhe;rt S. Sit !-1%-v given up everyliiiiig for my sake. Yolu alre fileiiig with II(' away from all ha:t l:ts beena dear to y-ou." "No, no; you muist not bie dleldiled. It I., only" f'r toniight, only till you ar'e S3fe front IIsilit. I shall go bat"k. You must not hope for unore lin this IourII of weakness, swet as it i, to mne!" she cried. "You are going back and net wit h me?" he cried, his heart chillin-,. "You know I cannot. That is why I ioped you woubl never lknow how much I care for you. Alas. you have found me out ! My love was made rasi by fear. You could never have es caped the vengeance of AxplIain. I could not have shtieldeyd you. This was the only course, and I dared not hesi tate. I sh1ould have diedl with terror 'had you gone to trial, knowing what I know. You will not think mne unwom -anly for coming with you as I am. It was necessary-really it was! No one else could have"- But he smothered the wall in kisses. "Unwomanly!" he exclaimed. "It was by divine inspiration. But you will come with me, away from Graustark, away from every one. Say that you will!" "I cannot bear to hear you plead, and it breaks my heart to go back there. But I cannot leave Graustark-I can not! It would be heaven to go with you to the end of the world, but I have others besides myself to consider. You are my god, my idol. I can worship you from my unhappy thronc, from iy chamb11her, from the cell into whieh my heart Is to retreat. But I cannot, I will not, desert Graustark-not even for you!" He was silent, impressed by her no bility, her loyalty. Although the jIoy ebbed from Iis eraving heart, lie saw" the justice of her self sacrifice. "I woumld give my soul to see your face now, Yet ive. Your soul is in your eyes. I 'an feel it. Why did you not let me stay inl prison, meet death and so end all? It would have been better ,for both of us. I cannot live without you'." "We can live for each other, (lie for each other---apart. Distance will not lessen my love. You know that It ex ists. It has been betrayed to you. Can you not be satisfled-just a little bit 'with that knowledge?" she pleaded. "But I want you in reality, not in my dreams, my imagination." "Ach, we must not talk like this! There Is no alternative. You are to go; cI am to stay. The future is before us. God knows what it may bring to us. Perhaps It may be good enough to give us happiness-who knows? D)o not plead with mne. I cannot endure it. Let me bo strong again! You will not be 80 cruel as to battle against me now that I am weaik. It would only mean my (dest ruction. You do not seek that!" HIis soul, his honor, the greaitest rev -erence 1he had ever' known were in the kiss thalt touc'hed her brow. "I shall love you as you command .without hope," ho said sadly. "Without hope for either," she sob bed. "My poor little soldier," he whisper ed lovingly as her body writhed under the storm of tears. "I---I wish-I were a-soldier'" she .wailed, lie comforted her as best lhe conubl, andi~ soon she was quiet-oh, so 'very 'liet! Her head was 0on his shoul der,. her hand1(s ini lia. "HIow far (10 we drive?" he asked at last. "Tio the monastery. We ar'e nearly there," she answeredI in tones far away. "The monastery? Why do we go there?'' he eried. "ou1 are to stay there." "What (do y'ou mleanl? I thought I 'was to leave Graustark." "You are to lear -later oni. Until tile e'x(titeent is over thet abbey Is to tbe your hiding place. I have arrIanged1 everythiung, and It is the only safe pilae on"01 earth for you at t his time. No one will think of looking for you lip there." "I would to God I could( stay there forever, living above you," lhe said dr'ear-iy. "YXour' wuindow~ looks down'I upon01 the e'astle'; milne looks up1 to yours. Th'le iights that burinn inl those two wlndow's .will s011d (out henm111 of' love' and life for 011e of uts at least."' "or hoth1 otf us, my 5sweet heart.'' he( (rrec'ted honlyv. "You0l say' I will 1)e sIaf thtlre. ( ani you trust5 these 11101 "WVith~ miy lilf'! Quinnox carried a messagte to thel abbiot y'esterday, and1( he graniIts you a temporary home11 there, Eete and as1( U secret as tihe tombi. Hie proi'ises 11e thlis, and1( he is my best friend'. Now, let me tell you whly I am11 with y'ou, maltsqueradinlg so shamle *'ully" . "Adorably!" 110 protested. "It is because.the abbot inisted 1ha-t Cures Coughs, Colds, and Lung Troubles. Pr Picketts Drug The Taking Cold Habit The old cold goes; a new one quickly comes. It's the story of a weak throat, weak lungs, a tendency to consumption. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral breaks up the taking-cold habit. It strengthens, soothes, heals. Ask your doctor about it. The best kind of a testimonial "Sold for over sixty years." Mado by J. 0. Ayor Co., Lowe l. Mass. Alo manufaoturors of SARSAPARILLA. PILLS. HAIR VIGOR. Wo have no ors t Wo publish tho formulas of pl our modioines. Keep the bowels regular with Aye's P-lls, just one pill each night. Suminil01s for Relier. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ['ickens Ooulnty. Court of Common Pleas. Susi. heater and Blanche Messer, Plaintiffs. AGAINST. ,[nry E. Martin, Lettie Newton, Mattie Hester. Myra Lay Cox. Mrs. C. M. Martin, W. V. (lay tin , Mat tie Dicktsoi, Lettie Holt a(.di Jelssie Dobbins, Defenda(nts. SUMMONS FOR REAJF (Conplaint Served). 'I'o the de'fenditts .1hve nn -"d: YOU A RE 1 EI EiY SUM MIONFD aI n( qIirr"ii to an.lsw ver the com plal..int in i hisa cti wi, ""t w hich a copyv is herewith w &("rv("-1 utpol 1.u. 1 to serv(C a C ylV r"f veni aes"ver it the uail c'intilIaint onl thw sub--criber at his < flce Pickens, h .trlh C;arol'na, withu t wetitur "t. a of i-,. service hereof, exlusive of tihe day of .tuch s"rvic"i": and if you fail to an swer th"" con p'amnt withinl the (im)1e aforesaid. th(" 1aintlf in this action will apply to the ct,urt, for the relief (e mt)and64-1 in1 Ih1. 4-omph11iint.. )" (1 tMarebh 21st A. ). 1907. A J. Bog-, C. C. P. Julius E. Rogtrs, To Mrs. LettiH Newton: ITke* nor c - .h.it t h.- oumiimons and corn tIlat itn th- act :.n were filed In the. C..- k's oflice onl the 21 t day of Mu i o . 190O , a -ml. the . bject ofi thi~ ac 1. <: a 1.. pertioni thei hlandc desribed in. I.w .co - an anid no pe'rsonal claimi is Juiu EDoggs. Pil1"s Arty. TO BACCO ISa delicious chew, made from the best North Carolina leaf; a leaf that has a spec ial texture, a special flavor and whic h makes RED EYE a specially fine and satis Motpeople prefer it to tobacco costing one dollar per pound. Ask your dealer for it and insist on him keeping it. MERCHANTS Write for Special Prices. HYAED Croup, La Grippe, Asthr events Pneumonia and Co Don1)1)ilpay,'Pickuns, Parken's P Nothing but expense was goods. We are satisfied right styles and the right pr Don't Let Cheap Ta But ex If our goods are not as r them. Some goods are l divide with you. 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