The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 28, 1884, Page 6

yy ' he pleaded. | p DOCTOR a FOU ERS. “A condemned man is not always a | LOVE CONQUERS. : : é traitor. If you had, in the heat of ange : cs | tried to slay me, L would have for 1 wilful deceit { can ne ave been in Par fferers from any rtieat THORNE,” | must make has Etc. bY THE AUTHOR OF “DO 6A RUSE iN THORN sted the Dune. a iy What ye 8 failed » Ol Doctor, VICTIMS; WNDISCRET NS she came to the end of the woods, but there was no sign of him. It was a beau- tiful spot, with lovely vistas of greenwosd glades and clumps of trees, grand in their magnificence. She looked round, but Vane ee was not to be seen, She knew that he Cuarrer XVII. must be there. He had not passed her to {| It was all over, Vane thou esi cacea? return, and she could see the paths that | ayqjife with it. Hecould not return. ile led to the highway, but he was on none of | 1.4 yeen so unutterably happy, su bicssed, Gps ee aid aoe See his life enriched with the very crown of King Charles’s Oak, among the bou fei gies aadnow— which the king was supposed to hay Lea rae eeeaisite Ge acre Tea concealed while the search raged hotly be- | wien to Heaven thatl had never lett my neath him. It was an enormous tree, and | home!” 2 and chill of death ulation had fallen iH j was famot s mel lov uw my Private. A fri ih £ thou 1 a ae tahe oi face ae a | pe PP bk nonse Leave | when hb t - ie ~ cur Xposure £3 rl A ou would be both | ing words a amare ae ot see tha: Paes pager Hh dina ii Wicks mean to aitempt to see her | bow well b Sy ee ere ; id stend.at ced hil HARE, St. Louis, fy d wgaiu. Leave her ia 2 | Hdact warted: tovhim. ‘They had heen | WHETE slic Bed stot ae ee ene : A ” je A . | mada ‘ore othe: believed. At last rt a ee seca abana at - | “i do not see,” saia tie Duke moodily, | mada ‘or each other, she b It was aliuver, he tuougii. The darkuess : Ee i LOUIS TURNER, “why Lt should not pl myself. What | is tue use of being a Duke, aud of hav u large rent-roil, if Icunnot do as I ot leaven sucne over bun, and th over iim no more. “Phe question is «what? would you | like,” answered Vaue gravely. i suppose you Will think that I have mad. But what 1 should like at this ut moment would be to go to tg Meadow Farm—you sce L know the name | of the place—and look uguin at the face L am eo cuarmed witu. ‘Luat is the s of face I like, one with plenty of lif spicndid color, and animation. j a Piant-Poison ing, Ringworm, Sunburn, and | 5 internal and external cure of | ofthe cutancous®, n, by © ude slog ae res rheumatism. | Sreves. eeeey en eee kidney diseases, heart diseas- 4, ¢ parts, uta, Uleers or Sores, no. Ly lache, not seo why L should not mia, Fee nvone pe of Bee iaceare corne ene His ing heart turned to home. The con : PEP" | a0 prompt in soothing and ae as as apilae if Liike. What is the use of being a Duke | 80und of voices? love there never faltered, never failed. He , catarrh, croup, diptheria, di cea, | Cure, Itdoes not smart or burn. if 1 may not do as I choose?” She crossed the path, and aos oe one | might be illor weil, rich or poor, conteut- ery flux, toothache, piles, coughs, | Stases secompany every bottle, You must choose to do sensible aud | MOment stood as though turned to stone. | Ca°or miserable; it did not matter at right things,” replied Vane. The lovely rose-bloom left her face, the ieee ‘+h think I suaii go over to-morrow,” | $lad light died outin her eyes, and a quiv- | at home his old father, his kind, comely, j cof pain compressed her white lips-— | ioving mother, and his beautiful sister «The proudest girlin England, the queen ! were always the same. There was t of beauty and fashion, stood there wound: | centre of love, there was true comfort,true ed tothe heart by what she saw. A low | consolation. Ah, if he could but reach said his Grace, “aud have anotuer joi look at this hidden béauty. Yes, I shail go to-morrow afternoon. I will give you medicine o ‘s experience, { all chronic diseases, u : “ol etc. Particularly recommended for all dis- : of the Blood resulting in general de- | ‘ vice $1.00 per bottle. succes try game; I cannot play. Her name is ei peiahanine on ener resale ° 7 € n 0! ain ' , and, strange to say, Kate has al. {| moa rl ae Seana | home and die there. : cul atarrh, fever, | Cures all diseases of the Nasal ways been my favorite name. Lf shall ea ae Cimeneray am eee Sweet eamemer | He never could return to the life he had | bic , sore throat, Hessemea Pate Cheay.. 3? Soa | lost. Everything had ceased forhim. Lie | | : ot the lungs, chest, nasal ties, and cure for Cold in the a i ilere his Grace stopped, for Lord Charn- wood joined them and he could say no more, Ue had said enough to make Vane Fra. ser Vibart one of the most wretched of men. Suddenly he saw that tomuary Lady Lilias without telling her the truth would be to behave meanly and falsely, und to tell her the truth would at once cause their separation. In marrying the adupt- ed son and heir of Sir Raye Vibart she was not losing caste; but to marry the son of @ poor farmer was another thing. He could not say anything to her yet. She had asked for two days of perfect hapyi- ness, and one still remained. Me must de Under the spreading boughs of the tree stood her lover, Vane Fraser Vibart, the man she had chosen from the whole world to love and marry, his handsome retined face was bent over a girl who was talking most earnestly to him, bent too with an expression of fondest affection upon it.— She saw him kiss the girl’s face, hold her hands in his, talk to her most lovingly, and her heart almost stood still, Then the girl moved, and Lady Lilias saw the same dark sweet face that had charmed her at the Meadow Farm. «It is the girl from the farm-house,” she murmured! ‘Then it seemed to Lady Lilias Audley that she had discovered the whole piot.— could work no more; he could never ag take any interest in his profession; he did uot care if he never rose from the ground again—and yet he longed for comiort at home. He raised his face, all wet with tears, to the bright blue sky. It was the second time that for her sake he had gonethrouch suchan agony; but from this—the second one—he should never rise. He had been mad to think that oné so beautiful, so proud, so peerless, would be willing to overlook his inferiority of birth. «My life has been all a mistake,” he said to himself. «I ought never to have given up home. If Thad to begin life again, and was offered a kingdom, I would not leave ain =. breathi 2 liar | to women, by the me OXYGEN, Dr, Louts Turner, OUT OF ORDER. No EQUAL Ga INEW HOME coascHINE C 30 UNION SQUARE NEW YORK FOR SALE BY ARMS on James River, Va, in a Northern settlement, uses pecue | ns of ELECTRIC St. Lonis Mo, Prepared by wholesale and retail by W. L ansdown, dealer in pure drugs, med- FINE SUITS. In every style price and quality t fe a specil gant ood len chan; in the atm Watery y Eyes and Pain in ‘tee end, 3 ite or | also Base ¢ ‘old, te ory will pe sierra ge ILLON ae cen DAP COUGH OR mn be atnintstered to infants without at once, and isa ter Cough, Bronc! miseries maa ices cide what was the best to be done; but in | ¢ 2 She remembered how Vane had refused to 7 antes aan Be ieee ites frees kore enter the ftarm-house, how strangely le home! ustrated c ae ar ees J, F, Mancha, tions in ten languages accompany every inset eee eS no See De behaved, and how ill he had looked. She Long hours passed before he left t! ittle sister had grown into such a beauti- | aw itall now. He had loved this beauti- | SPot where heart and love had been erus/:- girl. Vane re ed his ws |g eyed girl! | ed within him. He had made up his mini | a O r er prophecy that Kate would be a beauty.— «And he would marry me for my | to give all up and return home. He cared i Slden’s Manifold : like Kate wonld believe every word. that tiie xouiig Duke aATa: to bbe pect cabedy Be in love with him, and end bly; for Vane did not bel that the Duke said about maryi. ful girl. Vane remembered his mother’s | t) qark-eyed girl! en fle must save her. A simple country virl pe 2 3 > wealth!” she added to herself. «I haye | 20 longer about being Sir Raye’s he CYC LOPEDIA : BLOOD CURE ed, and deceived. i } hated the great world; he was we: lave been insulted—and no Audle i its honors, weary of life, weary of ¢ a, Over 300,000 subjects and 5,000 illus- t a a 3 Astpecific cure for all diseases of the Blood, Liver, ach, Bowels and Kidneys. This medicine is ul xegetable. It is the } reseription of an eminent —perhaps fall life inisera. one sulted tw 1 will wait for him her thing; he would go home—at ‘least sand part from him here. Let him keep | loved him there. 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Be " lead. | ¥ « P Osbox Via the accompany every bottle, tter what happened. they wtot not | tHe Village beauty he has won! | that stre1 i ee Pee Meee nenpened,, wey mush not vod erect in her indignant ru, | Within him; he could fight no more. 15 - OC SOG, C00 je ag used it in his spectal [pig raved ea o és again, Vane wrote a little not angry just then to feel uny pain, tus | When he had been at home for \ ee re tlache, Me addressed it to piare colealiany i pley = Wachite days, he would write and tell Sir Raje; : ! ‘ lag Female \ ‘ Miss Karr Fraser, hite set face she saw nim iss | the futurecould drift as it would.— | tore payment on evi OS ee 1 TEN , we ny | Sonar A ae S WAS ab tonvenn Wis'soul « ‘ at i t Z | UNEQUALED FAS "| pulneral, ie absolutely vegetable, restores the blood Wh tata BeaiG Ie RGR pee | healthy ulatiny eases and supphyit. i > » to do batt] ud i | deficienc veuts « Diree Mela to All that ‘life could hold for him wa said to herself, «M ihc eoatan ta wave traitors! | He stretched out his arms wi tu | PAPILLON MFG. CO., CHICAGG, : 5 tae ; he saw them walk hand in han i Ah, itiful ne oud fac 1 : ’ 1 . oe Te te gate whi : et sweet lips! memory of Hwiod Mississippi §3 FOR SALE BY 2 ad. ‘There he | would never die—it would be like tix | i y ' iat 1 } ¢ | yyy f ue De <4 K: ate, will you walk over to | Hidden bya turn of the road. | He would go home; there weuld ! Ir Ls ° nts t | King’s Clyfte t0 | “Phere was a simile on his he ve. | Comfort for himin the e r know the old oak c Hell turned, and Lady Lilias b | Ife must yffe, Ps Oak at the endof ¢ some gay loye-so i io siuuie | Must say gvod-bye to Lord and ‘i = = y ¥ a8 > 8. ; Charnwood—there was no need to he there bet weioek? 1 want tocpeak | died away as he saw her sta jc a t Sa ees a Sa z ite, silew ud motionless them that he had been beaten in the 16 O. & M. Ky is now runving 4 « ularly. Do not fail, my | White, silent, and motioules-, ee ee eeu eeeeen a ane sleeping cars” without chai rom to you most part deurest sister, _ | of life. Then he would go straight how | When he tried to walk, his liu St. Louts in wut scorn, and tir ot indi bein vaue isin era ers in ber hand. j Eee eee Ee COMEEE “Lilias!” he erie | him—they had no strength; he was S es ; sie: Then a «reat | man who had drunk too much wine. He 1O HOURS TO LOUISVILLE. | “She wiil come pe said to himself, 5 a to nerve himself a nake a desper. | estan Eel ear the two stood te j y 2 ee Ms rve himself and make a desper- 10 HOURS 10 CINCINNATI. | pu yther, Sie was the | ate effort. That ever This troubles w lviv- f° bere: rete Gin 30 HOURS TOW ING TC = came hearer to her, Y e reached King’s Clyffe at Ins ay- >) TC reg Lili - | hand to siep uit. {i Heaven that he might not i 31 HOURS TO BALTIMOKE. | SRPID {BOWELS t bed his i more “uN if aan Who had rejected him wit | ; GES ORDE: RED tt enly tha in her ee { erue! scorn. wnd Wearing a dress of ene j exwel to him, URS TO NE twas i | was quickest 10 I | ten for its bri; de. | furme + Bowsle ecules light. to appes auichentio’s after cating, avers z : ik Ther juickest to Washi i Me speapmor pe os seh ee rl > 4 Mf bod 4 ee ee you k How have you dared so | Went to i AVEC veh Of foudy evi ity of & HAPTER XVI- to misiexd 1 | teau, and then asked to see Loru Cas | lir iG | Spirits, A f-eling: of having meg! #2 am no better this mornin And Vane wien he beard these words, | Weed. He told him that parti j Sabi cicee chine at | ; ¥K “siehiye the Duke of Raysiort, wie “I kuow all,” beli Perec eee at | nes compelled hii to leave i ( | | e “Lam glad that [ deculd to t fers | knew that Kat s Saskey ‘ j that da ked him y for his a = ! 2 & hai Kate w ister, Last Taw TRYerIE noon. : : : : kindn ‘ eythine ; | EROW BYSELP. « os ‘TPA FILS TRAIN va the J , “At what time will you Knew the story of his hur hand «- | teous and kind to Lady Charnwood, bade | , ow in be DEAINS- : “3 m0 equal. Te ~ cused him of d+ tse he fae id POE aT UE a ai rf | 5 4 Skin is also prom Vane. eh ciapneses Ice wo good-bye to Lady Fayne, aud icit messages GE AV AE CALY iH, fy } ! all impi Crewe titea™ oe four, I think.” was the answer, pintawah tine nd betieved that ie | HF the rest of the guests. 2 : 5 es j to Cincinna and . Louis v | e system,” producing uiis heart Vane tiauked Heavy 1 paren ea owen te Before g Saway he wr lett ty, nervous ar Throug - Parlor on, regular eaven that 3 : Through Day Cars, Parlor Ss skin. unde vigorous body y. SUITS Pre -mature deline in untold ion or exce A book for y man, young mid andold. It contains 125 prescript for all acute and chronic diseases, each was in love with K «Lilias, will you 1 All the pr a were aroused, and shox answered— “No, I will not listen! have no wi-is ce Sleeping Coache:, canse no nausea or grt ping por nor th daily work and sre “AL. ANTIDOTE To MAL. Lady Lilias. He might never sce } —but sue should read the trut would not listen to it. «You would not listen to me, las,” his letter began—‘you hear one word; but you hay. sent by that hour his sister weuld | him, It bad seemed such an say that he would meet her itto be doue? That mort > aS soon as he came down sess x nee ly face smiled safe with asy thin the Ej nto hil a 2 . ih ia ta wwordsx'tow 5 shoul F Fe ee Ae AO ROPE SE 2 Reg pe espe ene 2 ee ae : 4 % Lady Lilias ren Yune ri gt mone Seen couoes deceived) me or “not! — gad hopeful in me; you eve 1 have to Been ie erobanle Pheer: ele Hae TONG bs PE UY Railwz 4 ing on the green shaded banks of the river «I have,” ke miiUhte Head droapin= say. I never intended to deceive you. I | fellto the lot ot any physician. 300 Is now Running a au where the wild flowers made s carpet and hap ad drooping om | nad but just realized the fact that I must his bi < i i ie breast. “I have deceived yous but | Ba you all; and I hada faint ope thaz, d covers, full gilt, guaranteedto] WDouble Daily line. the hedges were filled with bioom. He re- ) i ! } | i | bound in beautitul French muslin } { | 7: listen, Lilias.” 4 membered it always as the happiest of his «of vw ” even when you knew it, you weuid iove | be a finer work in every sense—mechani- life, for that morning she had tuid him how Pic ular sty SSeicsee ee face | ne still. Al me, how fcliidscd ver that | cal, rv and iS arian any OF 4 1 she loved him, what se had thouzht about | when I promised to marry your cad can, | BOPC Was! other work sold in this country tor $2 50 a. 4 : ain aes esr had lamented ever having | have repaid me by deceit. You sce tivee | ‘Perhaps you have done wisely. From | or the money will be retunded in every | PALACE SLEEING CARS Sa irc ben fa! ln Dey Tonto oom Rc tiappisers sais ae hee With’ | cessing Sowers Coming alou; -g | your high estate it is far to stoop to une so | instance: Price only $1 oo by mail,| Prom St. Louisa to New Yoork those two years had bee: Ber ane — them for you. See how I destr lowly as myself. You shal! know all the paid. Ilustrative sample © cents- ie S looked at him with a fae , She | She tore them into shreds aud th tue truth; you cannot despise me more. send now. Gold medal awarded the with change- “ need uiilp om her chart | qneclthe grouwd’ MTG ihe’ sce oak 1 | paNOuteliee vou knice allschen 3 uthor by the National Medical Associa-|_ y eaying on morning express via the ae ber ebtees se coucct ar ane cig fe from my beart allt + of love for | know that the Meadow Farm isimy hon rs of which he reters, B, &)R Randon evening express, vic | f Stowe t; pe stcieaee: you. Itake back my prenuses, You iave | the spot where I was the hom. 's book shoulu be read by the young NYLEWRR. Macon the | deceived me—go! grieve now ever to have leit. “The farmer struction, and by the afflicted for She took up a far, hs - ~ «For Heaven’s sake, Liiias, I whom you saw at work there isi it will benefit all._—London Lan- { i Pewemiaee, & nd shap- | meant to tell you. T would not - | the Kindly comely woman who : | i the stream. . Si a as — without——” you a my mother; the bouuic winsome | | There is a bes of society tebe r —t cee | i 24 si “I refuse to listen to sxnotiie: girl who was with me u the oak is my fe this book wil not be useful, whether 5 : ; atten nyc eet uumait our | she said. You add insult to ijars. sister. All fulse pric: ¥ instructor or cos pew) ALWAYS in the Leas : oe aid. eae staeey Walley sue 1 you suppose I shouid have listesed ios ca | from me as I write the word ' rgvman-—Argonaut. i 5 : ee oi & story 2° of them, proud of their ! Address the Peabody Biedicine Insti Ss NG $7 | RE ke aie hey still misunderstood essa orucr.— | loyal hearts. They wou tite, or Dr. W. H. Parker, No.4 Bulfinch } FR ee j aie Ak Ga il hae. wad whe Hess a 3 She was ng of Stipjastd wove ice | Cd me with proud biti >treet, Boston, Mass-, on- | : ery papel ipod the a he believed thai sinc wassjc... | | When I was a ci de senses Wand | Ah i Yhe Lour fer’ i 5 is havi concealed trou: uer iae | dtawing and inventi i expe ic } | os ting tory of ais birt, | when ill and broken s Bis ‘ Sins oe Son “ 2 | +L could bave é | try the benetit of co i = treat- i Pocky stele age t : tostay for a few y ce nce of day, wuen they : | was kind enough to wre whispered to L > “ j offered to adopt me, t = a @ e an hour’s rest si feared it son and heir. But h 4 are 2 warm. l ee ie 3A is Very ' can You Hot see y dition. 1 was to give un: k bok one: s ne 4 j hame and those at home Tae “ > 4 She nodded rd we feared resent trie A axaeew ss broad stairease, where a wh ple loyal hearts who th: so much of rthwes southwest. i Merk pte Pe ata Flora stood, with a basket of ¢ home-fove. But for my they did it— oe ~ NI ! G4 nm because Sir Raye told them I wasa genius, “ECOVLE Stlouis ers at her fee te dow there, ae, gate for the WEST nnd OUTE SME YE miLts seit ‘bs —————— onzh all those SEWARD A HASELTINE, i Geni Paiay Aces s. Ah, Heay- to me excepta | | and he would make en, what has fame ) is | broken heart? A few ¢ espe ross the lawn and cake the e saw V: jae “lw path which | from vu eae led to Ciyiie Woods. No suspicion oa MU NCU Sandel Metac wie dergee wha: . | “I left home; but z Ted toher. She thouzht it CceUr- | have see.—waatL Know. idewc focward | Yearsthe home-love never died. I sent | Cincianati, Ohie- For Sale by Dealers Eve: he those i t Probate that Weare assteanger” theta’ all “thet 1 equi Give Saenes oe PATENT SOLICITOR & ATTY AT LAW, | shiste cata : cece, | biltaes Knliton SK Machine Tie. Rot trouble herself as to whom. : ee ee eat. Te b0 continued. (Agrecinted as Washinswon DC) Coreszosdenee is: Agent. Si. Leuis, Mo- 33-f1 i sbroktery Sik fave re or