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(Publish by Special Arrangement.] THE MYSTERY OF THE GOLDEN TOOTH.

BY JMAÇLAREN COBBAN. Auther of Parsued by the Law The Alge of the Coplant."The Avener of Blood WilThou Have This Wiman fo., &c.

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CHAPTER XXI

MASTER AND MAI

Smitten with midden alarm. nny sat down. She was tombling; but it was fem excitement, not from par. The ferocity a vulgarity of Bra. Kestoven appalled here her shudder as from fontact with a row unholy and noxious thing, Who she thought, would have guessed that the smooth and smiling Mrs

Kesterau washugh a dreature Pi

But theagh Mrs. Kesteven. Foggy Cath cart("Nowhat thought Jiny, was the reason of herblenching and tribling at that name:")-affhough the diugle of Mr Tin is was so formidable, although might any longths in her resentm-starve her there, even seek to destroy her violence-yet Bonny dotted her. It was as the primrose

effed the tiger-lily.

It is not likely," anid Jeny horself, "that he will try to kill me opaly, I do think he is a coward, And now I ca nite believe le killed Mr. Kesteren. No: od to. was het she that struck him at in hepark No. She tried him with the prison. Of that I am

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"Well, Mortimer," said Townshend, doubt. I was more effective than if she were

in a stiff chair. She swept her

beauty of this and the comfort of the

How very cosy you bachelors

bush his innocence to fled the person, or per- sons, who really killed your step-sor in which your case there would be no necessity for your going

and nice, so the expense of helping his mod his wife to

emigrated

filly "I thought we did. But perhape of

emot You forget. Mrs. Kesteren," said Towns- didn't. At any rate, that's failure number one. considered the appearance of the Ad and bend, " that we are us good us pledged to esta-

cannot identity Mrs. Kosteven with anybody of im sort. And he folded the letter away in can't trace the young man, that's failure num."You are a lolistor, of course ber two, We can't find the man with the black as if moved by a sudden doubt patch he hasn't returned to the Strand since that Saturday night-which unken, failure sumber three. And we have made nothing of the dentist's in the Brompton Road, You say it is only a receiving place a plum, of call, for n dentist, whose address the people in the house won't give

Yes, Markis.

Well, that's failure number four. It won't do, Mortimer," said Townshend, jumping to his feet."I must wake up."

"Better take a tonio, Markis, and go to hod." A rat-tat sounded on the outer door. "The last post," said Townshend, glancing at his auantel clock. There may be a tonin in

hat."

Martimer brought in several letters, and Townshade them open, while the trusted and disc de Mortimer lingered to poke the fire on to hear what news his master might care communicate.

Ah," said Townshend, opening the letters and reading half-aloud : Dear-air-Haring important communication to make regarding discovery at an hero. I propose to visit you to-morrow evening. Yours faithfully. John Melliah, Inspector. Oh, Inspector Mellish at last exclaimed Townshend. "Remind me to-night, Mortimer, to drop a line to Mr. Stuart."

"Stuart, sir P

"Yes; the Scotch lawyer in the Temple, We'd better have him ready to meet Mollish,

Jones."

What is

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"I am," answered Townshend

***But do you really think," she asked, there is any chance of finding the parton or per- sons,

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How naughty and selfish you men arðsuð bent her fine eyes on him an instant. "Oh, yes," he answered, "I have great you never met a woman 'you would like to hopes of being able to show the polles where to happy!" She put the question in e-tons at their hands on them." A spasm of shrink- finite plears Kestovon," said he. "Feath of air of joy coldness. Besides, added

and pathos,

seized her, as if she had been touched by a **Scores, Mrs.

to make them all happy ("

Bpwasiland, with his eye on her, he may come Oh," she said, shaking her head and lett to a considerable property in this country, her eyes play upon him. that's too maughen his innocence is established, and so I shall Mr. Townshend-tog too naughty piss him, when I find him, not to run away

“I think not," said he, calmly, "only too am lin.

ed, You are a man !! bitious. It is an ambition that can never he looked at him an instant, and then ex- fulfilled

**Al. no!" she exclaimed, with a deep-drawn Am I" said he, Well now, Mrs. Kest and powerfully opelled sigh, as if she felt for. I think that is the finest compliment that all women, or were them all herself.

ver been paid me

Never!"

Won't you permit me," said he, to make one woman happy--with a cigarette" Haris, found a bor, and handed it open. They are Egyptian,"

*** Now what," she asked, smiling, stratching forth s elow; hesitating haud, and revealing white handsome arms, what would you think of me if I took a cigarette p

I would merely think you were taking what is your own." And his smile duttered lathe shady corner of his mouth.

e rose slowly and drew her cloak about her, a great air of desolation. When I find Lomas said he, rising also, I

let yen know. Where shall I write to p

hesitated a moment. I am staying at

st," she then said, in the rooms of a

I shall probably move to-morrow or the ay, Then I'll send you my address." hank you," said he. But he was not de

Mra. Kestaven little knew her Towns

He was more subtle timu she, and more. What do you mean she said. with heroneed a cal. My man will call one."

her Bit down a moment. heid. fingers still poised over the outstretched box.

pred out and found Mortimer in wait- You are maeti too clever for me."

Shants a cab said he to his man.

"Well," said he, with another Butter of a smile,

the 1'11 give him the call,"

I did not think of making a conundrum and at her address. Convinced. Bat." she sighed, "ils got to be if incessary." He continued the oxamination must have been éfton told you were like Clear Big Markis," said Mortimer. Slinger's

roved And; oh, where is fear Will of the latters. Ho! Here's something from patri, Mrs. Kesteven." Still she shook her head and gized; she did not understand, and Ah, yes, sir," said Mortimer "Jones went Townshend had to labout out an explanation. "Be has examined it," said Townshend, Egypt You know Shakespore's piny of “An-

Where is he? What is he doig he suffering ?"

So whiLowashand returns to Mrs. Kest- a. Moor descended to the pavement, and

hansom led up.

Thas her thonghits widered for all the to Somerset House to examine the Kesteven Cleopatra, you remember, was Queen offer's pear call-upon his whistle. Quickly

Stopics that she took inteest indered fit- fully and restlessly for she was tordinarily excited without knowing i

She resolved she would sook from Mr. Townshond: he would come uueliver her. And then, like an electric hock, he came the recollection that sto did lot kasin address. How could she summon Ir. Tomend to her ald, if she could not fell his where she

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and," he exclaimed viruciously, as he raudtouy and Cleopatra, of course

"Ah, yos!" said she in a voice of ardont in-

Beautiful-wasn't it? I remembed

seeing Mrs. Langtey in it. But," she adder with energy. I didn't think much of her

Then she dipped her fingers into the bor. and, as if in absence of mind, took a cigarette. Townshend scratched a match for her, and held "No," said he. You'd have looked the port much better, and he declared at a vonture "played it too, I believe. Hot g

it

amounts to this, he says.Old Kesteven left tensity "by George, we've got something at last! It all his estate to his only son Charles-that's the man that has been murdered." Townshend broke off to explain To his widow he left only a amali allowance of £200 a year; but, in case of the demise of her stepson Charles befars ? That was for hebrae Jenny aner, she jroald receive during her life the overwhelming discovery the lost and in income and usufruct of the whole estate!" prison. Then one narrowclean hope came in There," said Townshend, rampling his hair, her. She sat down and wrote line or two: "we Bave now a motive for the murder on her

I am shut va forcibly bMrs, because sha

part!" He read on, In the event of Char- is afraid of something Thave fand out about les's demise without issue and of her demise her. I don't know this addres, but perhaps also, the whole property will pass to the hair-at. You can find it out. That's put in a law-whoever he may be. He thrust the envelope, addressed to M Townsend.

letter back into ita envelope. That," said he, we must mark with a red pencil. It's impor tant with a vengeance. I think," he added. turning a considering eye upon Hortimer, "I can see how to work that. But there's another lotter."

I have often heard ofdroppedletters being -picked up and posted." said tourself. I

She want to her wind, and gened it. It Ilonked ont upon the wi or contyard of the block of flats. She flan, her lett out saying to herself it was loss likey to be todden ander foot than if cast into thestreet.

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Yet she was afraid She cald not go out at the door but Mra Kateran colt come in. What if but formidable and fëracious woman camin while she slept! But Jenny was al of decaion. Tu doubt was to be resolved to fear we to provide defence. Mm. Kosters should not come in without her knowledge, and thanfors, since there was no heary nieoof furnitus save her bedstead in the little rom; she wheesd the and

Let her bedstesd against he door.

"Very poor paper, Markie," said Mortimer, handling the letter,

Townshend tore it open. It cantained an offcial paper, together with is scrap of white. On the morny he read

*Please take care of this for me.-W. L."

This" he perceived, was young Lomas's dis charges from the Army, which he had seen once before on the fatal day on which this story Legan

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The idiot!" he exclaimed. "He has given no address ! Why P

Morti

"There's the envelope. Markis," said That done, she permed her anal last, you: Whors was duties of the tyrolentury, and

York commanded her dear Tall and horself to the

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That Blinger ?** he asked. Me, rig enough. Morty, old boy," was the hawer

A lady Aid Mortimer, laconically. "Bring

hok the addre

He went innd anor Townshend descended ith Mrs. Kostren, in a lingering hope of hear ng her addresfrom herself. He did bear sn

ddress:

Ten, ConduiStreet," said she. When Townshadsaw ber driven off, he shook

is head and smil

**Ob, Mr. Townshend!" she exclaimed, while In iras flian antour Slinger returned with her eyes swam in soft pleasure, and floated ont be true admoss: Between 10 and 20, Clanri- upon him in gratitude for such exquisite fat. arde Mansions. Cimwell Road." tory. But fel-oh, de! She had very little Now what's herrame?" said Townshend to imself, rampling forelack. What did ahe on

"Well," said Townshend, regarding her careant from me? And why só secret about fully through his eye-glass, Cleopatra horself there she's staying

(To betontinued.) souldn't have worn very much. Egypt, you ece, is a warm place."

So is this room, I think," she said, letting her eyes play on him again.

**Ye-o," he drawled.

But he seemed to hire no more interest in the topic. If he was not satisfied now that Ma Kesteven had never been an actress even if she had been upon the stage-be might very well have been. There came a somewhat awkward. pause, in which Townshend carefully polished his pre-glass with a soft silk handkerchief. Mrs. Kesteren watched the operation with an expres sion which was stiffening into anxiety. She stole a quick look at him, and he was in the act of glancing at her. Their looks met the could not-ovate-sach other

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all impurities from whatever causa arising. For Sarofils, Scurvy, Eczema, Skin and Blood Dis Do you know," she said, by way of pores-cases, Blackheads, Pimples, and Sores of all kinds, it thesis, I don't think you are very fond of a never-failing and permanent Cure. It ladies, Mr. Townshend

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They were still considering the matter, when are of an overrulingProvidence, who takes there came a rat-tat-tat upon the door. Morti- mote oven of the full of sparrow's nestling-mer went to open it. In an instant he reappear and then ska pot hent to bed-kut not to His visage was solemn, but his eyes were bleep for some hours.

sparkling with excitement.

A lady-to see you, sir." And in walked Mrs. Kesteven, magnificent in profer women." He fixed his newly polished res Blackheads or Pimples on the Face. evening array.

Meanwhile, that saminght, Mr. Townshend fat in his chambers, taltar with his confidential Pervant, Mortimer. Ehd dined at home, and While Mortimer cleard away in eletrurely fashion, Townshend loned by the fire in on sasy chair, smoked a cinetto, and rempled his hair

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CHARTER XXIII.

W WHAT DID SHE WANT?

Why has the come?" Townshend asked himself, in suspicion, when Mrs. Kesteven stood before him. And in such a splendid get-up Has she come to make a confession or to win me over?"

-Cares Sourvy

uye-glass, looked at her, and said, “Well?"

"You can't guess, then," said she again Daron Ulcers. "what has brought me?"

"I can't be repeated "May I ask if it business or pleasure P

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Mr. Townshend!" she exclaimed, and

Business, of course) and

**Ah, then,” said hs. “Let me hear."

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"I want you to tell me, please," she said constitutions of either sex, the Proprietors solicit what has become of that young man, Lomas, ferera to give it a trial to test its valde.

He considorod her carefully a moment, and Me, Stephen Morgan writes: "I have suffered since flicked, the ash from his cigarettes before he1993 with a varicose alcorated lex, and have been at

Martimer, said, I think met be growing old or adilled.

Why This affair of young jomas does Euf rats to my satisfaction. Then a good many strings

While he looked, however, he was fala to ito it, and I don't seem to work them all,

You need a tonic, akis" said Mortimer onfess that there was no hint of meditated con-made reply iron and plps, to stinute the brain (Morfession in Mrs. Kestovon's triumphant presence. timer had been a docbyman, before he had When she tang open her far-trimmed clask joined himself to Towind.) Your trip to be smiled in the supreme consciousness of the country didn't an oino good. You pisk being beautiful. She showed much like ons of ad ap this young man cho-and whatifor, dir: Rustin woon. As I have said before, the You took up young Gham's ease the same was tall and sreet. She had a white and queenly neck and throat, large, dark eyes, broad brows, way, air, thinking yu win him over to us and an abundant, mass of black hair, arranged

"I really don't know.":

"You mesa FOIL won't tell me.

ler five docter, I also attended two hospitals, bat It une they suggested that I should have my leg of, And at the other that I should have the veins Teenhed. ad tied up. You may guess my feelings, therefore, to "No," he answered. I simply mean whatind myself now cured by taking Clarke's Bool I said. I don't know." He addod as a concas Mixtars and applying Clarke's Miraculous Salva, sion of faller information. "I know he came topspecially as I have a family of sight childern. My fog zoosaured 18in. round against in, the other, and London, but I know no more,

part of my work I have done on my knees. The zat- "Yon menn, Mr. Townshend," said she, ter coming from my leg was as black as soot, hnf it. quickly, son baren't found out any more?" has now completely healed up, and 2 am out of agony, St- Lebat didn't, Markis, Zyou won't this time with an artful artlessness. She was rich of You are still interested in him, then?" he asked, bust say I think my case a marvellous one. I com- "I haven't found out any more," he assented thing not known to me for the past eight years. I Trienced talding Clarke's Blood Mixture in July, 1899,

Jeither, Markis-if youjink you will ***I don't think I wi, said Townshend.

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"How can I heln it?" she exclaimed.

have never thought I could, Mortimer, seemed informed with ardent intelligence and wife is always with me, poor thin! And she's and the coat has been one small bottle to try the effect

Then why bother ith the case, Markis Because it has busy ploure. Mortimer said Townshend, wit the easy, confident tone of master to like to young man and to help him. I like to play to part of a modera Robin Hood, you know that ad

Robin Hood don'pay. Markis."

I'm not so sure the it won't in this case after all, Mortimer.” *** Indeed, sir," said Cortinar, pausing in his duty, leaping his knokles ou the talls, and listening with more antion.

pining and pining for him as of course "Poor thing!" schoed Townshend has come to town with you, then?"

Bret, and Anding the proper remedy, then tens large thenes, so a few pote of the saire, and, my leg not

I Eare opent pounds in other rethodios, but they "Shoharo boen no good to me. Ishall be ploneed to answer ee my ler for themselves. You can make any use of any questions, and silleted brothers and sisters can this letter for the public good.

complexion and of lip, and her whole person sympathy. Yot, while Townshend considered. her with his shrewd and experienced gaze he the woman. It was glaringly visible in no had a consciousness of a lurking vulgarity aboutust. detail of dress or of person, of manner or of spegch; but it was there, subtly asserting itself. It was nowhere, and yet it was everywhere.

31, Malkers-road, St. John's-road, Upper Hollo way, London, N., May 25, 1809. He came forward and stirred the fire into a of that kind of direct question, and he answered

Mortimer had pinced a chair for the visitor.

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T begin to think, tat Lomas is not Lomasing te won't ron let me falou your cloak P "but somebody else—a frá OT BOOCHSE DANSK No, thank you, and the I think it will of some considérable casequence, Mortimer.”

do very well, just open like this; don't you?" And what then, sir"

There was challenge in her bright eye, to which Townshend gallantly responded.

**Oh, I do," mid he. It looks very well open-like that." And he made her a courtly bow. Bat you will take this chair, won't you? It will be much more comfortable."

Don't you see howagreeable, and perhaps useful, it would be to have a grateful friend In a person of consequend? Don't you remember the wise advice in the aspel

No, mr," answered Al primer, moving about again. You know . Bible better than I do,

Maker friend of the Mammon of Un- righteousness! that's he advice," said Towns

Chand, and very good dvics, too."

***To be sure she has. What else could I do bat bring her ? Didn't you know she was com- ing the asked suddenly, a

"She's very little of a companton to me any ware broke out Mrs. Kesteren. It's not companion I need. At least, not that sort of companion!"

Poor girl!" marmured Townshend. Im very sorry for her!

**I believe," exclaimed Mrs. Kostaron, with passionats energy, which surprised Mr. Town hend you think far more of her than you

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Oh yes! she cried. It's only poor peo ple that ever get pity!

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He twisted his own leather lounge into posi. ¦ of me” tion. She considered it an instant, gare him quick glance, and sat down. Evidently she had be no comparison Why should I or anybody, bottle, WITHOUT WHICH NONE ARE GENUINE, made up her mind that in the easy chair she be sorry for you?" would appear to more advantage, and a smile And is the Fourmian, in your opinion, nickered maler Townshend's moustache, us he Markis, the what's name?

"The Mammon Unrighteousness? No, noted her decision. She reclined herself easily, laughed Townshend although I strongly thrust out and crossed a pair of neat and pretty suspect him of being closely related thereto. evening shoes, and permitted to be seen a very But, as I tell you, Imnit vetat all the strugs..

trim and well accented ankle clothed in a flesh He took letter real pocket. Here's coloured silk stocking, Certainly her attitude this communication frim that nice girl the young man, has just aried.

I believe, Marlia grinned Mortimer, you're half in to ith the young person yourself."

("Lam," said Tortslind When women are good follows they are a better fellows than men. Well, part of her story is that Mrs. Kostoren is nolady my own canon from the first moment I mr her-but that he had been an actreia or model or someting of that sort Now Mortimer, far you memory. Can you re- member a person of ta bort and Townshend -domaribed the, appesenade of Mrs. Kestevon-

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"Ah! she mumoured, with a hardened sigh, how little you know-how little you think!" -Really!" he murmured, as if in sympathetic wonder

She rolled on him large eyes of appeal, sadly shook her hood, and said. You don't care. He merely flicked the ash from his cigarette, and looked at her.““At any rate," she went on, changing her tone, for the pathetic note eri- dantly had been ineffectual with Townshend, **you must find the young man.

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