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A FATAL PAST. BY DORA RUSSELL AUTHOR OF FOOTPRINTS IN THE SNOW," "THE BROKEN SBAL," "THE TRACK OF THE STORU," "A BITPAR BIRTHRIGHT, &c., &o,”

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CHAPTER XXXIX.

Don't talk like that, mother, of Ifelon," he sid: "she isn't a bad girl, she's the best girl that evər ilved.. But you can reed, har latter and let me bave it again. "Como along, Bon".

He rose as bo poke and went out of the rooni, and the collie followed him to his own bedroom, and when Jubnay got there he looked the door fret and thon fairly broke down.

"Oh, Beu, Banho scied with a sob, "we're leet hor-you and ze ¿'

"It was caelor to bear to think she was doad," marmured Johany to his sympathining listener; and yat, that's addeb, Ban. Yes, we mustn't think of ourselves, bui of her,"

The intelligent creature looked up in his foon, FIXING THE DAY.

and laid his handsome head against his knees, Helon was very pleased indeed when she refer he gaite understood poor Jahnay was in vived Fady Banimore's splendid gift. And

great trouble. – Aucing the next few days after Fransis Rocha's return to town, she grew almost like the bright Helen Drummond of old, whom he had met and loved at Brackenford. In horewootaympathetic way Mrs. Southwell noticed the change, and spokeofit to her old friend, Colonel Walter Roche. What a strange gladdener of the heart love is, to bo sure she said smiling. "Helou is a dif- ferentgirl sings it was all settled with Mr. Roche." "Yes I suppose so," said the Colonel a little gricily!

Perapa ho was envying his young nephew, and regrating that his day for all web gladness

wak over.

What romantic story, too: And you kept Lady Ennismoro's secret all these years ?"

"I was bored in boner to keep it Of esurse I am glad that Frank has come into such a good thing; but all the same, I feal grant pity for Lady Baniamore, and think that scamp of 5 brother of mine han behared rory badly; ho had ne businoen to return to England."

"It was a great temptation.” "That might be, but still consider the position he has placed the poor lady in; if Lord Ennismore had lived what on earth could they have dous" At least Lady Ennismoes must be plassed with her skiest son. Ah, my friend, you are poț one of those who talk of their good actions, but your conduct to this young main--you, a soldier. to trouble yourself with the care of helpless babe is beyond all praise."

Praise from your lipa is very swant to ma you know," said Colonel Rosho, smiling : :" bat I believa noma good people were kind enough to get up a scandal about Master Fesak; bat what did it matter?"

What, indeed Well, you have your reward now, for he is a oharming young man,”

You will make me quite jealous of Frank," "No!" And again she smiled, and gently waved her father Ean; and Colonel Roche sat looking at her, thinking of his old folly, and wondering if she had quite forgotten it.

He went very often tosse Mrs. Southwell now, and then two bad always pleaty to say to each other. In truth, Culous Rocks navor sulmired asy woman as he had admired this lady, and if the General wers by any obsace to leave her free he would still most certainly ask ber tobe his wife, And they eat and talked by the fire in the pretty-drawing-room, the younger lovers in quiet corner were whispering sweet folly in sach

other's ants.

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Francia Boobe was urging Helen to fix on early data for their marriage, and Helan was listening anything but ill-pland.

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Bon bayan now loking Johnny's hand by was of gensolation.

Poor old boy," mail the kindly young laird, abroking Bea's head; "you are to go back to her, Bea: caly I'm inftis the sold. Well, never mind." He was thinking if she were happy, what hap. runnd to hina did not matter much. There was nothing almost pathetic in this faithful dog like attachment; but presently he tried to rouse bimmelf.

Isn't ver the old woman," he thought, for Mr. Campbell's heavy footfall was tow heard spending the stairs, for she had become uneasy chout her son, and a moment later the ranged at the door, which Johnny rose and epaned.

THE HONGKONG DALLY PES31 SATURDAY, JULT fles, 1897.

to you, darling," whispered Helen, tenderly, whose face was sien wat with bases.

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is a great thing, continued the Catonal, who prided himself on bis correct judgment about Mather told no after Mr. Roche went away women. **Howaver pretby a woman in, abe is that you are going to umery him, sadall the sare te pall on a was unless she's got some wite picul 1334 IĻA.

to back her tanks. Yes. I consider, Frank, yon | strange story:*:

造句 «Yes, I will be your sister really now, you bara done well.”

This amiversation between the ungle and AT know, but we ilwayalovad sach other.”.

While the two girls were talking thus tenderly nephew took place on the night before Lady to each other, Franola Booko had been antioned Ennismore's faneml. The teagio circumstance to the chamber whore, swathed and shanged, lay of her death-dying, as she did, to sare her little the ones bountiful Lady Eanismoro, Bhe was son as soon after ao had lost his father, aransed terribly burnt, principally about the lovely sms great pahlla sympathy, and the most beautiful and throat, for the flames. had literally lappal wreaths of wore were sant to sackenferd from round her in their crasl play, and is protecting all parts of the country, for Ledy Ennismore, Ute obilil she had saorifood her own life,

in her life, bad made many trionda

"I told you it would not be long, Francis she said; * but I enved his boy.

From the first the doctors had given little- They buried her in the fatally vault at Brack hope, and when. Francis arrived it was feared shaeaford Church; where her father and mother was sinking fast. The pain was now almost alept, and Norman Maldon, her brother, who gone, and she was quito conscious, and she smiled had died in his warly youth. Here, be, lay faintly as Francis entered the room.

Robert, Lord Ennismors, her húsband, and they placed her by his side, Noue know the terrible Mooret of his death, for tho dond women kad spoken to word. They know now, however, of the early marriago which had bigabad her life, and people said it was strange and pathetic tight to as her two, Francis Radie and Hille Pat, following her coña se it was borne into the church: litle Pat holding fast by thả hand of his elder brother.

*My dear, my dearest mother!” criel Francis, finging himself on his knees by the bed, and klausing one of the bandaged hands. He was moved to the vary soul, and Lady Basismore looked tenderly on his white and agitats face.

"My eldest son,” she murmured; and then after momcat or two of silenes, she mid ses firmly "It is better thus, Francia; better for the children--battor for you-and 'I wish to dieto 60 to Euismore

The girl wont also, and many tesza wero shed as the ones brilliant woman was carried to har long 'real.

"It was a bright day, too, with the aco giano. ing oa the hills; but the shining booms only seamed to manka il more and to the black-rubesl

Ok, don't, don't, mother-stay with maf" Don't vex yourself, my dear," she said as she said Franels, in a sob-shukeď volos. entered the room; "I've read her letter, and if * And I leave him in your charge your little there was anything shoot her family that was brotherlittle Pan-Ennismore's boy, coating- menTHED not respectable, well, Johnny, it's quite as welled Lady Banismore. "Francis, will you promise! that gon had nothing to do with bor

Her family made no matter to ma" answered Johnny sturdily," but don't talk of fit, mother

it upas me b't at first, that was sil”

You could have many pretty girls, Johnny" went on Mrs, Campbell conselingly. "There' Minnie Cairns, now, and show soven thousand of hat own. I nm told, not that you want money with pour wife."

"I don't want a wife, mother, gor Minnis Chiena sither, for that matter. I'in content ta stay with you."

Úpan this tears tied Mrs. Campbell's round *God bless you, my dear," she murmured, and

syed.

bent down her face and kissed him.

She's had a great loss," she said ;" she'll live to know what she's lost in you; but don't fret."

I'm not going to, mother. There, go away, now, like a dear old woman."

So this was the oad of Johnny's love affair with Helan Drummond, which he was quite honest enough to way and think had all been on b'e side. He oven wrote her a lotter in well-expressed terms, for Johnny was more fuent with his pen that his tongue, in which be wished her a happiness, and made to allusion to his own un- fortunate attachment. He told her that her doga mere quite wall and had been great com- panion to him, and that he woul bring them to her whenever the wished. And Hofen waa glad to get this letter, and when she showed it to Francia Roche, he declared the young, haird was a very decent felfer after all

your dying mother to watch over the child p**

It will be a lonely without her,” wept.Jnlis,

"Hush, darling" auswered Helen, patting will, as dod help me!" sowered Francisaning har head againet Holan's shoulder. Bocke

bor arm roul hor slander waist.

"Even if he is wayward, you will not forget? But he will not be, for he has his father's face."

I-will not forget,"

"E should like the children to live with yea and Helen," said Lady Ennismore, after a few moments' silenes, “I know abo will be good to them,"

"I am sure she will. Mother, would you liko to see Helen P

"It is too into, Francis."

"No, mother, she is hara; she came with ina,

she wished so much to see you, and she thought the night holy Julik.'

"Holon here! Tee, I will eas her, Feanals. Pour Halan

rose from his knees by the bodside, and went "I will bring her to you," said Francis, and he downstairs to seek Helen, who was still with Julia,

he end, but you must be prepared, she is greatly changed."

"My mother wishes to me you, Hale, dear,"

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And all through that sad day it was the anno

thing. Holon was the consoler and the help of

everyone.

Perhaps the sweet hopes in her own heart, the knowledge that Fransis Roshe loved her, that this was to be bez koma, and that thom motker- loss ohildrou were bound to bar by the tenderest | tim, helped her to be so brave and strong. Al all avants she was so, but when the will was red by Mr. Bento, sfior the funeral, sha gare a Bittle start when her own name was mentioned. For

Lady Ennismore had bequeathed to Helen Drummond, the nïsos of my late daar and faith- ful friend, Margaret Drummond,” the vam of aix hundred a year.

between them, and Helen locked quickly at Thare was no allusion made to the closer tie

Francis, and gavo a Hátlẹ sigh of relief yben sbe found that this was 50,

to the Restor of Mortonbury, "in token of he Lady Ennismore also left five thousṛad pounds

grout esteem." No one was so much satonished dualing as she spoke. But oh, Frank, do you bequest, and his sisters received the news with "I will g*,* soowered Helen, rising, her fears the Rer. Poter himed? when he hased of this

think she is very ill

great pride and satisfaction.

"I fear vorg ill" be answered. "Oh, Holen, it is terrible!

And he turned away his head to hide his emotion. Bear, dene Frank," aid Helon, going up to hit and taking his hand. “Frank, you must be strong, or what will become of na all!"

The rest of the will we already know; and how in it Lady Ennismore acknowledged Francia Roche as her " eldsat sou,” and thus by the will. of his grandfather all the great property boosan als which Mr Malden had outailed on hie | daughter's eldent san.

* Thank you so much for bringing Helyn,” said ; No mention was made in the will of Georgs | Julia's soft volca

Robe, but to Colonel Walter Roche Lady En-

i qnderstand that--still you know I mast and Francis Boobs was called away by mm-rently, and Pat, Julia-ia he say worse?" write a few linon to thank bar for that lovely mons ho could not resist. necklace, and I thought I should mention some«! thing about our marriage,”

J CHAPTER XL.

The Jolonel was very pleased with this legacy, rouch inward satisfaction what ka looked at for he was by no means a rich man, and he felt

Francis, and remembered all that he had done for him, and how also he had honourably kept faith with Lady Eanismore

"Fat there is one thing, Frank," she said; By this time Helen's wedding-day was flood, prasantly, "before we settle anything, that I and her old servant Elisabeth May, knew also want to ask you should we not consult Lody that her young mistress was once more well his face with his hand. He felt aixost completosis in acknowledgment of "his great kindness He sat down for a moment or two and movered | nismora had left a sum of five thousand pounds Ennismore pi

happy.

• Well, I doạ": Eo my good in dạng in đại I wantel, indad, bab sué week to the marrily overcome, and Helen' stood by him with her and bazourable coulot.

the sepenially said she could not be present." age when all their pleasant plans were upset, on his shonfiler,

She must have suffered so torribly,” he said

"No," answered the young girl, while teara gathered to her ages; "daar mother got so dreadfally burnt in protecting kim-ko se ne

*It was a noble notion,” said Francis Roche, rising. "Coms, dear Helen, let us go to her.

· They went together into her room, and the dying woman looked at them very wistfully sa by the bad en Frangis kad done, and kissed her they approached her. Then Helen knelt dowa

hand

"I don't think I would. Heten; and don't make any allusions to the troubles of the past whou you write; let us koop all that to rselves."

Yes, of course; and, Frank, there is some- thing else."

Well, my pat?"

Do you remember," weat on Helen, "when

you were in Scotland, one day in the mist ask. ing a gentleman to show you the way to Ardleigh, whom you tock for a gillie ?”

Francis Boohe longħod,

*To be sure I do," he said; "and the long- legged Scottish gentleman was furiously indig man1,"

* Be vie is I told you,” said Helen sníäng, azertola M, Johnny Campbell, the son of dear Aunt Margaret's landlady, and the future Laird of Ardleigh. Well, Frank, after poor nant died he was very kind to me; and, in it, I moy se well tell you, he asked me to marry him"

Incloud, Miss Helen

Tos, indow he did, but I told him I naver meant to many-and I never did then-as you know."

The past is a forbiddon subject, Helen,” Yes, I know, but rally poor Juhnny Cemp bell was very kind, and when I loft Ardleigh, intending, never to be heard of more. I left him my two panr doggios, Bon and Jack, to take Bare of. You remember thom, Frank pri

"Yes, quite well

A LAST BOMMUNE.

He came only one morning to Men South-worse." wall'e, house. bosh pale and exalted, and when i Telen saw him the shed, et unvo if anything worn the matter.

‚“Yes,” he cornered, "something demifat his happened, Hotel tumors repassed Helen.

Lady Ennismore."

greatly shooked

I've linda Isther this morning from Jala Bingham," went ou Francis Roche; "a letter to tell me that there he been a fire at Bractonford, and that Lady Ennismora is badly barnt; she was burnt in trying to save little Pat.

"Oh, Frank, how terrible?" oried Helen, and cho grew very pale,

Read Julia's letter," said Francis with smo- tion; "it is, indeed, terrible.”

Then Holan put out her hand and took the letter, and read there of Lady Fusimore's devore injurios.

Dear Lady Ennismore,” she half-whisporod. "Thank you for corning, Helea," said Lady Ennismore with some agitation.

"I-I wishat so much to come," faltered: Helan, who could smosely restesin bat tears.

"When I am gone you will take my place here, Helen," continued Lady Ecnismore with quiver. ing lips.

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"Well, ho and to Franois after the will had been read, " I must say, Master Frank, that you have been born with the proverbial silver spoon in your mouth-and yot just to think!”

He was thinking of the poor wailing babe that ago in Paris; a babe disowned, motherless and had been given into hís elarge, twenty-two years fatherloos, and now how all this was changed!

"But for you, Unele Walter," answered Francia, holding ont his hand and grasping the Colnue's, "where might I have been now p

"Heaven only khowa," said the Colonel with a laurk; "bat never mind, Fraut, it has all com4. right at land."

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Oh, do not talk thas, Lady Ennismore “I have much to say, and hitélé time to say it," aha answered. "Helen, look after the poor people here my Eackmore always did—and the Dear Mr. Rei-My poos mokler kas badeohildren—but I know you will be good to them." mo write this letter to you, to ask you to gome Hales could not and worda to answar her at onse to her. A drosdful thing has happened She kid her face in the corerlet to hide the tears bara: so dreadful I can seatedly writs of in that worsnow streaming down her face, and aft ir a "Do you know, dear Frank,” she said after But last night my mother aweko abent twelve moment or two Lady Ennismore soomed to sink they bad talked a little while about this amored o'block, and thought she fell the smell of fra into a sort of half-sleep, half-andussionsuess, tract, that I think it would be unch hattar the g 1 up at one cad mng her bell, and then from which she never again really quite rallied for them all to leave here for a time and go to ran upstairs dressed just as she was to see if the But the marmured disjointed words cocasion town. I am sure the chaoge would be good for nursery was safe.

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When she got to the corridor, leading to it I have often thought of thems," continued she found it was in dames Never for Helen. Ob n often, Frank, though I ammont thinking of her own danger, she ran on, quite sure Mr. Campbell is very kind to them; and rushed into the nursery, which was alled but I've been thinking it would seem so au- with smoke, and seizing Hide Fat, who was gestoful both to Mrs. Campbell and Johnny asleep, in her arms, she wrapped him in

anket, right over his head, and carried him not to tell them"

rough the smoke aad Aamus outside and then

"Ennismore, forgive me now,” they leard her say; "for the boy's sake-forgive me now.”

And so as the bones passed she drifted away, and Francis and Helen watched her all through the night. Watched her until another day woe born, and wi faint Hight stols through the window panes,

Then suddenly a siasage aliange osinu over her face. She opened her eyes, and a look of joy, of great peace, for a moment skons in thera

Baniamore" she cried, lifting her bandaged hands as if in welcome. But the next moment they fell back, and the light in her eyes faded, and with that laat word on her Bra abe died,

You are quite right, darling. When do you think we all should go?”' answered Frank,

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To tall them what, dear ? Well, about ns-about being married, you down into the hall. know," mid Holon, blushing vory prettily.

**He was not hurt, only frightened ; but she "But what will Johnny say " langboi Fran-is terribly burut, for she protected him with her sia Rocks Suppose he hangs himself among armas, which are dreadfally searchand. By this his native hills 2"

time the alarm, was raised in the bones, and one "Oh, nauseas, Frank; and besides, to tell of the surrants awoke Mand and I, but the firs you the truth, I want to have Ban and Jack had not 'reachad our room. But before ths back if I may "

Fongines would be got from Mortonbury, the lidt, "Oh, that's the real reason, is it. Miss Helen? wing, woare the nurserias xers, you know, wai They led in little Pab to kiss his dead mother, Well. I give my consent; you may invite your burat denn, and poor Pat's old nurse, who slept and the wooping girls, and thus all her children dogs, and Mr. Johany Campbell also, to the wed-in the room with him, I regret to tell you, was stood round her, and gasd with tearful ayos ca ding so please be quick, and use the day " burnt to death. Mather says tho oslad to her, her changed face, and Framis--her eldest son

And Halen tually did write to Johnny Camp, but perhaps she was half shapefied by the smoke-bent down und kissed her ales, and than kiseodofles gues to Grosvenor Place, when do ia în ball. She told him in a four simple words that There is no doubt that duar motor ved little his little brother on his white brow.

town, to gas his old friend Roeba, he says, for when she left Bootland she never intended to ro-Pat's life-but at what a fearful coat { She is A grant charge and been loft to Franols-these Francis left the section before his marriage, turu, nor yet to see any one she had knownsgrin, very, very ill and the dontors are very anxious fatherless and motherless children, and vast Hales, howoror, do not shooneage bis auton-

Fainful family olroumstances indased me to about her, and Iam to mîngwablo.

wealth, and mysponsibilities of every kind. It was well for him that he had a bright olover girl like ions to Julia, and aho has great infliones en theor Helen Drummond by his side to stare Bonn, forng girl. She is very lovely; and fair Julia

Bingham's story is yet untold. Helen at this time showed her real nature, which

THE END

set ikus, Mr. Campbell," weats Halan, "(huogh Please come at once when you get this, Mr. I should never have forgotten your kindages to Roche, for she has neked for you several times, my dear Aunt Margaret and myself. Bat now and wished to see you very much and I remain, thess ironmatauote haya changed, and my whole in great hast,

life has changed. I am going to be married

soon, to Mr. Francis Roche, and I bave teời hin

Yours sincerely,

JULIA BINGHAM,”

all about your goodness, and Mrs. Campbell's As Helen read thiased letter tears rushed foto

MRS. GOSTLING, WOODFIELD, NORTHFLEET, KENT,

DECEITES BOARDERS (children whose

goodness ta ma, and he bade me tell you Es shall her eyes and a momsat later she west up to mach to hizo, nho told herself, that she tried parents se abroad proformed Hedtby,

always be very pleased to seo you when we are anttledincarnes home, and I hope you will come How are my poor dags. Bou and Jack? Most kindly cared for, I know, but you must bring them book to me now. And with kindest regards to your lacthor and yourself.

for a time had been so utterly crushed down by the knowledge of her unhappy mother's shame. Now she wemed to have forgotten all this, for Francis wished her to forget it and she owed s

completely to put it out of her nud. And Francis Roche and took his hand.

"Oh, Frank,” she mid, "let me go with you? during the sad days that followed Lady Ennis- comfortable homo in ́s large, woll-furnished more's death she was his right hand. It indeed Hooks in grands at two sens. Use of piano, Don't refuse.I recebees her again

*But do you think it would agitate ber, done?" | medo the situation so much easier to them all to | organ, and good library, sest in church, stabljng *e bad not know I am there, but I could know that Helen was to be Francis's wife The (if required.) Bracy home comfort. Brodiny bo some help, I think, to Julia. Oh, let me go girls had always known Helen, and knew no. dis, high position, and excellent water. Near Frank 1 cannot tear to think of those two thing of the fragic history of her tarih, and church, station, and river. Twenty miles from poor girls being alone with wooh terrible trouble they noompted the stranger brother for her wake, London. in the house në this.”

and began to exli hím “Frack,” as she did.

"of nurse, you would be a grant help to the girla. Yos, dear Helen, I think you had better go with me. How anon can you be randy ?”. And Francis Roahs looked at his watch.

* 1 ramming, poura very sincerely,

HELEN DRUMMOND.". The rural postman carried this letter to Ard- leigh Lodge ens morning just as Jolinay Camp. bell had Anished breakfast, and was looking lavishly after the creature comforts of Ben and Jack, who wore thoroughly enjoying themselvos.

Foor Johnny-waalittin slanged; ho kat 'given "Db, directly; I will just as spand tell Mrs, up all hopes of evor again wolog Helen Drum Southwell, and get on my hat and jacket, Julie mad, but hur image was still impressed on his can lead me anything I may want, so Inned not faithful heart. He had begun, indeed, at last, i take my laggage.'

Wel 11 come for you in a cab in half an reluctantly to colneide with his mother's fred ophica and to bellove that Helan was dead. But hour, thea, dear Helen. It is so good of you pose the less did he attand to the charge she had think of going w left hina, and Ben and Jack žival in cluvar, to the ill-concealed jealousy of several other doga belonging to the establishment.

So Johovy got Helen's letter, opened it, and then a sudden exclamation bucat from his lips, and his face grow quite pale.

*Johnny, what is the matter ?” said his oney going mother," looking up from her nowxpaper. "Has something gone down the wrong way, my diort pr

And he kissed her and went away,

And in half-an-hear those two young people wers driving to King's Cross Station, and started in the fest train girth. They met together in

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Francis telegraphed the news of Lady Bouie mor's death to his uncle, Colonel Roche, and also to the man who had wrecked her life and for more than one. broken har baart. And it cant be admitted 389 that George Roshe felt very uncomfortable when he heard it. Bo uncomfortable that he

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very nearly brought on an attack of deliriumINA OVERLAND TRADE REPORT kromene in an attempt to dasden a certain mo easy fealing in his heart that ke sculd not get rid of. He remembered the beautiful young girl he had loved long ago, and the beautifu wonna be bad soon in the Park after bis return to England, mad-be almost wished his work un done.

Stil he had only done bis duty to Fransic”

the carriage with clasped hende and yale anxions be told himself, “to bis son and hair, but be Bices, muying very like, for their hearts, wofo did not exgress any wish to attend her faneral, fall of four. At one of the stations Francis Eo- - nod wrote u vorg subdued letter to Francie to che telegraphed to Jalia-Bingham that he was expross bis regret at her melancholy death.

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Still Johnny nade no answer; ho gasped most the train be expected to arrive by. He did request the Oplonal cheerfully sumented to. He twice, and his mother's maternal anxiety was not mention that Helen was with hira, an he was had been very math shocked at Lady Buntamore's in Hongkong, the Ports of China and Japan,

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Margaret MacNeil," she said, addressing And the grey twilight was settling over the ber plessure when he arrived at the magnificent the Pallippines, Straits Settlements, do, do har vouspanida, "get up and slap Johnny'n beef, gray hills, they reached Martonbury, and Helen heuso, of which Fascia Roche wannow the owner, don't you so ramb la half-choking him”

Upon til Mix MeoNail, a tall gamut Bootch woman axes and administered a resounding sp- plication of her bony hand on Jobany's Aboaldera, "It's not a cratob." gasped Johnny lan atified YOGA, "it's-Helen."

*Helen Drammaand1" oried Mrs. Campbell, dropping her newspaper; "they're found her then? Oh, Johnny, was ít in the river or the

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He found the young people at Brackenford *How is Lady Eunismore ?" he asked in a for Franels, the eldest of them, wea but twenty- It has been established upwards of TWENTY low tone.

two-all on very good terma with each other, FIVE YEARS, and enjoys "the largest oiron- Cox shook his head.

and there seemed no ill-feeling in the hearts of lation of way Chinese paper in Southern "Awful bad. I believe, air; it's a terrible Julia and Mand Bingham towards Francis As China. It is carefully edited by an experienced bados Nothing has gone right mace ay for poor little Pat, he was too young to under. Chinese Sokolar, and contains FULL and READ

etard his loss, and was ar te daligired te, have. LEABLE COMMERCIAL INTELNUS. lord's death."

What did he say!” asked Heles eagerly, “a big brother." He was pleased also with Torres for Advertising can be obtained at the e Francis seated himself by her side.

Heian, who showed both fast and good taste in Office, Wyndham Street, Hongkong; or from “Ele is very ill, I foox, auswered Francis her ser position, for she was now virtually the the different Agents. with ensation.

misireas of this great, boose, though she con- "Oh, Frank!” cried Helon, olaeping his Esad sulted Julia shout sverything.

Whote wan it, then, my our stod fra Campbell; rousing herself and crossing this room to where Jahany was sitting.. Don't look like that, my dear boy," she continued, putting ber stout sem affectionately round his nook. "She's nervously; and then almost in siers the two *You have chosen very well. Frank, I think," were driven to Brackenford, and a for minutos said the Colonel as he and his nephew were later Holan was to Julis Bingham's'sene.

dead, and you can't bring her back, however, much you fret after her, Johnny.”

* But she isn't dead," said Johany with quiroz. ing lips; ** she's going to be worried to a other fellow-and it's all up with me.”

Marsisdropouted Mrs. Campbell Indig, wantly; "then all I my la she's a bad girt, patting you to such expense and worry, indeed, and she gallevanting on with some other young man all the time, que ought to be qshamed of herself, Jahony.*

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Francis Roobs had moon Julia firm, and when thinks so too, and I back Mrs. Bonthweil's DALLY Pass" in Hongkong und DEL ØST- he told her he had brought Helen Drummond, opizion against anyone's to know a good woman asiatisone. InwYo" in Bhanghal workflent. Julia van, at ones to the room where Helen was when she now one.” waiting, and kissed her almost passionately,

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It's been all so misarable lately ?” she ́eried. | Frank; “I don't know what we should have.

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Villara, French griner, Captain Thounens, at

Shangbal

Vipare, Fach genat, 4 goes, 100 h.p., Ospi.

Constells, at Bhanghai

Vladimir Monousoh, Russian craiser, Capizia

Douban, at Vladivostock Volkurno, Italian erniest, Cowl. Rayoħ, at

Shangai

Vostook, Res. wht, vans, Com-Molshansky,

at Vladivostock.

Wolf, ferman gunboat, 2 gass 340 h.p., Lieut-

Com, Helthoff, at Shanghai Zrinyi, Austriaa corvette, 4 puna, Oxp'. Klit

tal, at longkang

Frinted and Published by D. Maarna Swing at 29 Pradhan Flack, Vigeria, Bourbour