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1*14 44,- .GEORGE BAR1 Copyrlgl, 1.11, b>y IHer, .S With Lorry in the center, the trio w'::ike of'i rapidly in the darkness, the ri-e;iIive with th1e sense of fear that he la' ii "nly to a blil ul man. A little li:ht a ;r :thead told the position of the _a1o, atitl f'or" this they lent their steps. Ra( hinlg the g:te, the captain pounded vigorously, and ai sleepy itonk soon pered froin the little wwindo\w ti rough which shone14 the light. "On important business with the' : bot:, from her royal highness the I'rin cess Yetive,'' said Quinniox in response to a sharp (luery, spolon in the u ili stark tongue. A little gote besile the big one opened, and the ' onk. lautern In hand, bade then enter. "Await me here, c:ptaii," comnand ed the slimn, straight soldier, with face lurued from the Iight. A monent later the gate closed, and Lorry wIas behind the walls of St. Valentine's, a prisoner again. The monilk preccded(l them across the (lark court toward the great black mass, his lantern cr"eating ghastly thadows against the brokei mist. His followers dropped some little distance behind, the tall one's arm stealing about the other's waist, his head bend ing to a level with hers.. "Is It to be goodhy, dearest?" lie ask ed. "Goo11)y forever?'' "I cannot s113 that. It would be like wishing you dead. Yet there is no hope. No, no! We will not say goodby-for ever'," she said despatringly. "Won't you bid ne. htopc?" "Imupos"ible! You wvill stay here un til Quinnox comes to take you away. ''hen you must not stop until you are in your own land. We may meet again'' "Yes, by my soul, we shall meet again! I'll do as you hid and all that, but I'll come back whiien I (li st:1 away no lonller. Co to your rastle u'id )ook forward to the day that v.Ill ind me at your feet again. It is bound '.' come." They passed inside the massive doors and halted. "You mnust remain hrre until I have seen the prior," she said, laughing nervously and gian('ing dowii at the hoots which showed beneath the lonu' coat. Then she hastily followed the monk, dlsappearing. down the eor ridor. In ten minutes---ten hours to Lorry--she returned1 With Ier guide. "IIe will take you to your roomn," she said breathlessly. displaying un mis:takatble signs of embarrassment. ''Goodby, an(tl od he vith you always. tuiiltembl, I love you." Thec monk's back was tuirnieN. so the( 'neAw reCluse sn(tcld the slight figureI ,to his heart. "Some day?" he Vhispered. S3he wvolih1 not speCak, but he held her until she nle4d her hetad. (CrAl"'TElt XX. ''u S AP'uoA'n INCG1 OFeICAI.. C, Jlii Amrienn:ii has es5ca:pedl!" wavis the~ cry fliat sprlead throug1h J'il e'i ss It' next It b)rouIght unIdisgiised relief to the wh''lo uphaidei(d Bairon DJangloss for his a15oundinl nelil ICgIligCee. Never tbeifor'e 01'. lThe' only3 ex~cuseC, uIt teed inl woO be(gLon1e tone,0' was t hatI lhe irisoni had1 Tlefhe't 'ullstr mil' eC01 11 daring break form libierly- tlished fr'om, lije toe liip dur-' lng thme tdy. and11 it was5 knlown l over0~'i thie wa1teri swept city bet'or'e noon01. haroin lingloss hiillse'lf hlad gone toi 1.1he prise's teli C'arly3 ini thle mornin1 lg,i uysifi ted by th c1~(onltilnued'l i absence' of1 I ihe guardi. T1heC (door' was lo('ked, buti t from iti n (atune gre)ans1 and11 CrIes. A larmoed at (onc'e, the 'capltaill pro'C)urled t ('red O)ghiot, bound)4 handi( and14 foot and1( Ithniost deadC fr'om1 1oss oft blood. Th'le clotheCs of thle Amrii an' Iiwtere 01n th lie loor', while his owni were mnissinig, gone wi'th the pirisonerl. O)gbot as soon41 as lhe was able4 r'elatedo his ('eperlience of the nighit beforCile. It was while mlakinug hIs 1011mis at 11111 nihghit that'hie hetard( mio:ins Ilfrlm the cell. Aniimatedt by a fetelinmg of pity, he4' openedtM thle 5laih door and1( as5kCed1 if e were't il. riThe wriote4hied a\ iE'r((1 wa 'e 3ling 4)n the betd, apparliienity adi f''lg 114' Sal( someiCthblig w"hichl thle gua id ould not iunidersutand, bu hi chl(l lhe tookI to lbe a i)lea for alshstane. Not suspeOcting ai trick, thie khid4hl guard 41nloc(kedi the se'condC (d0or and)4 SteppedC to the biedside onliy to halve- the sick man11 rise suddenC'lly and14 d'nh him a ,reachecrous blowv over the hiead~ with the heavy stool he had1( secreted biehindt b'uuI. Oigbot kiiew niothinig of whati fol lowed, so effeetive was the blow., When he reginued conReIlusness, he was ly 'lig on the bed just as the ena\tinu had4 found1( hIm. T1hie poor fellow, over whelmed by the enormity of is mnis take, begged Daingloss to shoot-hlm at gum Qut_Dangloss hiad him 'onveyedI ST By... R "M cCUTCiEC 1 for. Threi ie 1iairs in one of tlie ofllees Iaw-ilman\whu:nt thecY suppocsed to be ):ho aut I:188 ftroi III(' 1)trisoni shortly aft L1..' ;inml lt' e m r t ilied chlii(t' admi tt ed imat some ' one 11:11 gone tliroutihl his p):1iate :par1'tment. As: the jirisone'r luad t;iae-tn O.bot's k:t'e"t lie e i)c'1ei in:cid it lit' dilli ntlly in getting ouitsidle he ,:: tes. lit. vowed 1.)inp_loss storni ly", he sliould lie recai tured if It re 1iirod the efforts of all the llolicetnen i E Ildelw iss. Thile chagrin of the grim, >hl ca (':ptain, who had never lost i i ris >uer, was pitiful to behohl. The forenoon was half over before Tarry Angnish heard of his friend's seaup. To saly that he w\as larttlyzcdl vould be putting it much too mildly. L'here is no linguage that en aode tuately describe his sensations. For ,etting his bodyguard, he tore down he street toward the prison. wild with nxiety and doubt. Ue met Baron )an loss, tired and worn, near the gate. )ut the old oileer could tell him nolh ng except what he had learned from -at / /fr "O I cypu In! Ogbot. Of one thing there could be no dloult-Lorry wits gonie. Not knowii v where- to turn or what to do. .\lignish n rtacl off to the (1stle, his bodygnard having located hi in the ineanitiiie. He was imore in need of their irotee tion than over. At the castle gates lie encountered a party of raving Axphainians, erazed I With. anger over the flight of the man whose life they had thirsted for so auv(nou1sly. Had heo beeni unpiiro ected .ngnish w'ould have fared biadly at hilr hands, ror they wvere ouitspokeni n t heIr assertions that lhe had :iled'4 Gorry In the escape. One flery littl' 'ellow cast a glove in the Ameienn(:f's 'a1ce- and' expected ai challenige. .\n fnisit1 snpped1 hiis f igers anid sa rcas Icalily inivited the i nsulteicrto meet him11 - ITo nIE ('oN'JlI D. i It Women Who Wear Wel. t It is astonishing how great a changoiw a 'o ew years of marriedl life often make In he apipearance andE d111(ispIosition of mny vomieni. The1( fre shness,' the cha;irm. t-hl e >rillianuce vaniislIhlke the bloomn from a Ieh which Is rudely handled. Thea intron Is 011n l a11dm shadow, a fainit cho fi the chiarmiiu~in midlen. TIhere are t w%o ('isonis for thIiis linaingo. ignroranc and -i egiect. Few yonnlg women a plprec iat I lie shoekc to the system thironsgh t he( hang me whii chC coes wvith~ ma rrie ang'id not.herhiood. Ylanyi neglect to' (Ih-l wit h lhe unpleasant~ pelvic drains :undi weak I . esses whuichi too oft en comol4 withI miar ingo) and mo(thierhod n411,ot un dersitand1(1ing liat this secr'et dra in is robbing tlie check f its fresh ness anid the4 form of it,s airness. As surely as the general health suaffers h'len there Is deranlgemnenlt of t.he ha 'i Itli t the del icate womlylil~ organus, so su rely .heni these organs1: are est abh lied in a ealthl the face and form at onlce! wiT less oithlefact inirenewedcomlilel iness. Nearliiy i million women have fonnd health and c ppi1)1ness in the use (of D)r. Pierce's Fa-- ? o'ri te P re.scriptioin. it makes weak womi- Ib n stronlig and0( sIck wvomnen well. Inigredl nt s on Inabel -- cont tains no alcohol orti: arimfiil ihbit-formin g (1rugs, made i 'holly of those native, American. medic- fg nalI roots most hi ghily rI'connnleld by t ':nding iiedical anithorit.ies oIf alil the sev- C: inal schlGs of pract('ice for the enrto of r .'lmuan's pnli( arII :iilmenits. di F'or niniig n: l ers,or for those broken 4Iwni in heaIth by I too freqiuent hiearinig of I hild(1ren, also for tihe expeCctan t 11 mothers', o prepaitire the' systemi for the (com11ing of ~ iahy~ anud imaking its advent easy' and1 h: ,hnost )ainless, t here Is no med cinae'qito 1 0 good1 as " Iv hvoritEl Prescript ion." It, c in do no ha rm in a ny cond ition) o(f the t systemn. It is ai most plotent iinvigorat ing tonie and( strengthenIng nervline nIcely a atdapted to womiiani's delento system by a phiiean of large experIence hii thietreat.. re mnent of wViman's p heculhiar ailments. Dri. Pierce man- he consulted by letter II trec of char e. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, 3 invlis'I~tel and Burgical Instituto ~ Buffal, N. N Cures Coughs, Colds, and Dung Troubles. P Pick. n. I)rug 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.'' Wado by .. 0. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Aloo manufaoturors of LUSARSAPARILLA. 1/Cl'SPILL.S.VO. ZjersHAIRtIOoR. Wo have no secrets ! We publish the formulas or all our medioines. keep the bowels regular with Ayer's 'Ills, just one pill each night. Su1mmon1s for Relief. TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Pickens (.outnty. Court Of Ciomnmon! Plea!. Sitsi. I-1Ft('r and Blanche llesster, Plainltiffs. V;AIN,T. \lary E. Martin, L-ttie Newton, Matltie I lt'ster. Mlyrt Lay Cox, i . It'. 1. \1artin. W . V. ('iv itonl, Mattit' Dieks( n, L!ttio Holt at.d Jet-iie Dob1:in,, Defent(1.11s. \l1%I):S FOR ItELIFF ((C'oll'p lnt Served) a h.- defnlts nbv a r Ied: (,1. A ' HI Et 1UM MONED '1 r. ir'm i t :.sVer the COInploint in .: ..Cti--,''f ,whilh a copy is hert with rve 1'] .r.11 u(l. an1-i to Si I ve a Ca)ny of nur" :1i W.-"r i the s.id c(om1hi1t on 1." sill eril'r at hiti osl . ofle ' 'iekt'n, "nt.h Cnr )-na, within twenty &t1, ; of t ; tvice h1eMreof, xcluSivP of the (3-A f :elh s 'rvic: and if you fatil to A'It wer 10h c mp-1amnt within the tin)e foriesatid. the 'hiiintiif in this action tll itlpp1ly t" t.he enur' for the,3 relief de iitled in iht.t compitl)lint. ),+.. d .\Ia' (It ' it A. D. ;907. A j. B3 >gg:, tb C. P. Juilituq E. Boggs, PI'ffTs A tt'y. . MrIis. Lettin Newton: Take ntice ti liat the sWI?nhn andi Ocpll"Iaillt in tIs action were filed in hei ('hi' k's t lier. oin ihr' ::st day of bI e *. 100l , ai i, the ohlij.et ot'ftis - on1 is to p~ it on1 the land (lhreie inl he Io yi tmt :111: ii per'sonal 'eIaimt in Julius E. Bogg.s. Spring Cuts. God' at Iir, I' v'r'y sack guarnli iteedi at oi t nk wavn1~ 15, p.- giallon: it goodii >bm.-'o :Ph th ut iiud; salt 10)0 lbs ini rbe Cmtse of MVany Studden Deaths, l'here i a disonso prevailing' in th;ir t V~ ive. N!any :;cid!i ii, C. death:: '~are ca:ueed l.y h~t~~%c it -- heart dti:.:re, b failure or aopkxy Care often the reault - ~u~~Nj of kidney dieca::c. If idney t roubb' is al lowed to avkance ui _ blood( will attack tho vital organ!; or ths dnyj.~ thomelvo:; breauuk dlown andc "/aste D3!addler tr'oubhles most always resuilt frc -n >ain:od quicha't by a proper trentraent of eo!hbidtc:. 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