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I THE LION'S WHELP
A Story of Cromwell's Tims
BY AMELIA E. DARR.
Author of Th Uow of Of ansa ttlbbon. l. Thou and tho Olhar On.."
"Th. Maid of Maldan Lano." Etc.
(Ccrnilht, l'lOl hr tlodd, M..J i Comeanr All ilthlt m.il )
CHAPTER XIII. (Continued.)
Then he turned tc. Matilda ond led
her to n Mifa nnd romlorted her. and
'he men-crants ame and look away
the dead liodj nnd laid It. as Anthony
ttlshed on his idil master's bod.
And In the great salon, now cleared
cf Its orfeiidliiK Millars. Cjinlln sat
toinfyrtlnK Matilda and llnally nues
Hri.ed her In n way that rompelled
' it to rely, In some measure, upon
him.
Stephen was hero jeslerdny?" ho
nsKed
Part of the day. Ho left hero at
lour In t'ie afternoon."
"Vet the mall rider, under oath,
swore this morning thnt It was Ste
phen whi robbed the mall."
She la iRlied queerl)
lint II It wns not Stephen, who was
It? hf Hoisted, and ho looked with
stirli a steady confident cnio Into Ma
tilda's face Hint she crimsoned to hef
linger tips She could not meet bis
cjes, and she could not speak
"I wonder who plaed at belnc Ste
phen de Wick he said gently. And
the silence between them was so sen
sitive that neither necusatlon nor con
fession was necessary.
"I wish tlint you had trusted mo.
You mlKbt have done so and you
know It '
After Anthony was hurled, his will
wns rend. He loft corythlnR he pos
sessed to the Lady Matilda de Wick,
nnd no one offered a word of dissent.
Sir Thomas seemed unusually do
pressed and bis Indy asked him "If ho
wns In nny way dissatisfied?"
"No," he nnsworod "It Is tho death
of the joiiiiK Lord NoWlle that filves
I me constnnt regret."
"Is be dead? Alas! Alas! S.irli n
linppy. handsome Joutli. It Is Incred
! Iblc." said Lady Jcery.
"I thouxht he bad run away to tho
I Americas with jour gold nnd my
aunt's Jewels," said Mntllda.
"I wionged him, 1 wronged him
I grievously," answered Sir Thomas.
them to sit where Cromwoll sal," ho
answered
'Ah' this great Cromwell'" snld
l.ndy Jecery; "but If he has the wily
Mainrln at his disposal. wh rati ho
not find out something atmitt that poor
Lord NetllleT Has Col. Anton to
turned, or Is he also missing
"Ho returned some lime ago. Ho
discovered nothing of importance"
"Then I suppose we shall see no
more of Lord Neville. I am verj sor
r. He was a good outh, and he loved
Jane Safriinm ery honestly."
A week nfter this evening the Jcv
erjs were In their own house, nnd Ma
tilda hnd sent word to Jnne Swaffliam
that she wanted to seo her Sho
opened her heart on various subjects
to Jnne. more especially .m Anthony
Lynn's diamatlc life nnd Mrath, and
the money and land be bad left her.
"Of course," she snld, "It Is only tem
porary When tho King conies home,
Stephen will he I!nrl do Wick, nnd 1
shall willingly resign all to him. In
the meantime I Intend to carry out
Anthony "a plana for the Improvement
of the estate."
When this subjert hnr; been tained
well oxer, Jane nnmcil cautiously tho
loer In I'rnnce. Much to her sur
prise, Matilda seemed pleased to en
large on the topic. Sho spoke hO'-self
of 1'rlnce Itupert, and of the poverty
nnd suffering Charles' Court were en
during, and bIic regretted with many
strong expressions Itupert'a presenco
there. "All he mnkes U swallowed up
In the iKittomless Stunrt pit," sho
snld; "even my youth and licnut havo
gone tho snmo hopeless road."
"There was a ipicer story about
Stephen robbing the mall and tearing
up tho three warrants for tho arrest
of III) tho and Mason and himself,"
snld Jane
"Did you believe that. Jane?"
"Tho mall was robbed. The wnr
rnnls were never found. Stephen lias
n daredevil temper nt times. When
did you hear from him?"
Ml kissed the rosy little brat."
"That wretch of a womnn nt Tho I
Hague never paid him a farthing, I
never even saw him. She Intended to
rob mo and slay him for a thousand
pounds, but under iiuestlon of tho law
sho confessed her crime."
"What do you think has happened
to him?"
"I think robbery nnd murder. Some
one has known, or suspected. Itiat bu
hnd treasure with him. Ho has been
followed nnd assassinated, or bo baa
fought and been killed, and llttlu Jano
Swulfham Is slowly dying of grief nnd
cruel suspense. She loves him. and
they were betrothed."
There wns a short silence., and then
Mntllda said' "Many brave lining
lords have gone out from homo nnd
friends these past )ear. and never
come back Is Neville's life worth
more than ruy liraher's life, than
thousand of other lives? I truw not!"
Hut In the privacy of her room she
could not prewine this temper. "I
wonder If Itupert slew him," sho mut
tered. And nnon
"Ho would think It no wrong only
a piece of good luck.
"He might also be Jealous of Cluny.'
1 spoke often of the youth's beauty
I did that out ot simple mischief
but Itupert U touchy, sometimes cruel
always eager or gold, l'eor Jano!"
CHAPTER XIV.
A Little Further On.
The settlement of the affairs of An
thony Lynn occupied Sir Thomas
much longer than he expected, and tho
autumn fonnd the family still at do
Wick. Stephen had escapod, as bnd
also his companion conspirators, Ma
son nnd Illythe; and Matilda could not
but compliment herself a little on her
ahare In securing their safety.
Towards tho middle of September
Sir Thomas roused himself from his
llfo among (lowers and shrubs, and
said he must go back to Ixindnn. He
bad a sudden doslro for his wharf nnd
his office, and the bearded, outlandish
men that be would meet there And
as the lndleti alto wished to return to
London, the beautiful home quickly
put on an air of desertion, lloxaa lit
tered the hall; they war only waiting
until the September raln-atorm should
pass away, and the roads becomo fit
for travel.
At tbls unsettled tlui., and In a
driving shower. Cymlln and Doctor
Verity were seen galloping up tba
avenue one evening Kvery one wns
glad at the proapect of news and com
pany. Sir Thomas so much so, that he
went to the door to meet tho Doctor.
"Nobody could be more welcome," he
(aid. "and pray, what Rood fortune
brings you here'
i come to pir my two nephews In
HuntlDE'loi. flrammar school i want
"I hear from, "him very often now,
Jane, for It Is tho old, old story
money, money, money. Hut I am not
going to strip do Wick a second tlmo
for them," then drawing Jano close to
her, and inking her hand she said with
an Impuhilvo tenderness:
"Jane, dear Jano, I do not wish to
opon a wound afresh, but I am sorry
for yon, I am Indeed! How can you
bear it?"
"I bavo cast over It the balm of
prayvr, I havo shut It up In my
heart, nnd given my heart to Ond.
I hnu nld to Clod, 'Do as thon wilt
with me.' I am content, and I lmve
found light In sorrow, brighter than all
the (taring lights of Joy "
"Then yem bullet e nlm to bo dead?"
"Ytw. There Is nn help against such
a conclusion, and yet. Matilda, there
cornea to mo sometlmesv tuch an In
stantaneous, penetrating sense of bis
presence, that I must believe he Is not
fnr awny," and her confident heart's
stilt fervor, her tremulous smile, bur
eyes like clear water full of the sky,
affected Matilda with the same apprehending-
And there was tuch a haunt
ing sweetness about tho chastened
girl that Mntllda loo'ced mnnd wan
derlngly. It was n It Jbero worn
freshly gathered vlolett In the mini.
Sbo remained silent, and June, after
a few minutes' pause said, "I must
go homo, now, nnd rest a little. To
morrow I am bid (o Hampton Court"
"And you will come and tell mo all
aliout your visit. The world turned
upsldo down is nn entertaining spec
tacle Ann Clargos the market wom
nn In one place, and Klltabeth Crom
well In another "
"The Crumwells are my friends, Ma
tilda. And I will assure you that
Hampton Court never saw a raoro
worthy iiicen than Klltnbeth Crom
well." "I have a saucy tongue, Jane do
not mind when It backbites; there Is
no one like you. I lovo you well!"
Thcso words with clasped hands nnd
kisses between the two girls. Then
Matilda's face beeamt troubled and
she sat down alone, with bar brows
drawn together and her hands tightly
clasped.
"Did Itupert kill Nevlllar aba ask
od herself "Oh. me, I do faar It. He
lied to me then, of oouri he Ue4;
but that was no new Italgg for him to
do. What snail I dor' 8ii want over
and over (bit train ttf tlHtught, and
ended always with the same Irraao
lute, anxious question, "What shall I
do?" ' 7
The next day Jane went (o Hampton
Court She was ronduiled to an
apartment In one of the suites for
merly occupied by Queen Henrietta
Mrtrla. As she dressed herself she
thought of the gient me and woniun
who bad llvtd and lov -. and Joyed
a
and sorrowed under tho ancient roof
of Wolsey's splendid palace.
In a brilliantly llahted mom Mr. nnd
Mrs Clajpole and Mr and Mrs. Rich
ard Cromwell and Doctor John Owen,
and Mr Milton, and Dr Verity were
grouped mound her highness tho Pro-ti-ctor's
hiindmmo wlte She sat at
the I'rotec tor's right hand, and Jane
Swnniuim sat at his left.
He was In no uiiiisiiallv happy mood
mid Doctor On en. remarking It, Ad
uilrsl lllake snld "They hnd been
mobbed mobbed bv women and the
1'rotector hud the best of It nnd that
was a thing to pleasure any man"
Then Mrs Cromwell laughed and said:
"our highness must tell us all now,
or shall be cr discontented. I
Whrro were you. to meet n mob of I
women?" I
"We were In lmdon streets, some- I
whore near the waterside lllake was
with me and lllake Is going to lVirts
mouth to take command of an expe
dition." "Where to" asked Mrs. Clavpole
"Well, KlIrilTth, Hull Is precisely
the question this mnb of women want
ed me to answer You are n bad as
they were Hut they bad some ex
cuse." "I'ray what excuse, sir, that I have
not?"
"They were the whes of the sailor '
men going with our ndmlrnl on his
expedition And they got all nrounil !
me, thry did Indeed, and one hnndsome
womnn wllh a little lad In htr anna 1
sho told m to look well nt him be- I
cause ha was called Ollwr after me i
took hold of in) bridle ami snld. You
won't trample me clown, (lenernl. for '
the lad's sake, and 'tis hut natural '
for us to want to know where you
are sending our husbands. Come
(lincrul, tell us wives nnd mothers
where the Bhlps nre going to?' And ,
there wns Robert lllake inughlng and ,
thinking It tine sport, but 1 stood up I
In my stirrups and called out ns loud
as I could, 'Women, can jou be unlit
for one minute'' They said, 'Aye to '
bo sure we ran, It you'll sptuk out,
(icneral,' Then I said to them, 'You
want to know where tho ships and
your men nre going Listen to met
Tho Ambnssndors of franco and Spain '
would, each of them, give a million
pounds to know that. Do you under
stand, women'' And for n moment
there was a dead silence, then a shout
of comprehension and laughter, and
the woman nt my brldlo lifted the boy ,
Oliver to me and I took Mm In my i
arms and Mused the rosy little, brnt,
and then nnother shout nnd tho
mother said, (lenernl, you be right wol- '
come to my shnro of the secret," 'and ,
mine!' 'and mine!' 'and mine!' (hoy I
all shouted, nnd the voices of (hose
women went to my heart and brain
like wine, they did thnt. They inado
mo glad; I believe I shouted with
them,"
(To be continued.) '
MALLALIEU AND THE SAILOR.
Seafaring Man Had the Cood Dlshop
Stumped.
lllshop Mnllalleu, I ho distinguished
Methodist, Is noted for the interest
thnt he takes In men's lives and pur
suits. An Indcfutlgnblo student and nn
Incorrigible questioner, lie has an ex.
triiordlnnry knowledge of many out-of-the-way
and unlikely things.
One day In lloslou tho bishop en
tercd Into conversation with a sailor
on a street lorner Ho naked tho man
as Is his wont questions about his life
hv'w old he was, what pay bo got,
whether hn drank, and whether bo wns
married. Then, getting technical, he
questioned tho sailor about his work
about suits and ropes and winds
Finally lit- snld
"Can you box the compass?"
"Yog, sir." returned the sailor, and
he boxed It.
"Now reverso It" snld the bishop.
Kmlllng. tho sailor reversed It
"flood, good," said Illthnp Mallallen,
lend he was about to depart. Hut the
sailor detained him and begnn to nsk
questliuia In his turn Klrst they were
personal questions regarding tho Mull
op'H ago, salary and times, then they
became technical questions, regnrdlng
the number of pages In (ho lllble, the '
shortest verse, the longest verse, nnd
all thine other things that to n suitor ,
would seem neeeesnry lo u bishop's
educntlon Mr. Mallulleu, smiling re
plied to every question fully,
"Now," snld the seaman at the end,
"repent the Lord s prayer."
This the bishop did.
"Nov levers It "
' I'm afraid I can't."
"I reversed tho compass," muttered
the tailor In a reproachful volte Hus
ton I 'out
SHOULD HAVE CLIPPED WINGS.
Wlte and Profound Decision of a Glas
gow Dallle,
A story Is told of a Glasgow bailie
whose knowledge of natural history
wus limited. One clay, while on the
bench, tin following enso came before
him.
A man who had a squirrel, on going
to the country for a short time left
the squirrel In charge of a neighbor.
The neighbor, when attending to the
animal, accidentally left the door of Hi
rage open, and. without being seen, It
made Its escape
On his return, the owner ot tho
squirrel was very angry at tho man for I
his carelessness, and brought an ac
tion against him. demanding com pen
nation for the loss of Ills pet.
The bailie heard both parties, and
then gave the following as bis deci
sion He said to the neighbor'
"Noe (loot ye did rang to open tba
cage-door, but" turning the pursuer
--"ye was wrang, tae, for ye should
have cllppit the beast's wings."
"It's a duadruped, your honor!" said
the man.
"Quadruptd here or quadruped there
If ye had cllppit lit wlnga It .ouldnn
bae Sown awa'. I dlsiiilas tha com."
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Ma Isaeaute no parson has a moral
right to be wrong.
What Started tht Scrap.
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Ami rial He Ikvihi hln lmlitluil enrcrr by serving four consecutive terms as Mayor M
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emigre by u very large majority, and Is tba ncknuwledgetl lwuli.ro t hit party lu his M
section of (be State H
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queriil fi I-Nir thirty years ho waged liiisnereaaful warfare aguluat this uersonal BH
rneiiiy At last IVninii eiirao to the rmciie, ami ho dlctaUnl the following letter to .ajjrH
Dr Hartman us the result M
I liaxe isccf hcycrnl hnillen ot I'cruna mid I feel greatly hcnetltcJ H
; thereby (mm my cntnrrlt ul the lientl. I feel emnuraieil tu believe that If ! bH
I me II n short time lonzer 1 11 ht fully able tu eradicate the dlncato ot BH
; thirty ) cars' tlaniUnn- David Mceklson, ex-memberot Congress. 'H
Till, season of catching cold Is upon I
us. 'Hie crnis-h and the sneote and I
uaanl tw ling are to m be4iil uu every j
hand. The origin of ciirmilc catarrh, (Tie
meat common and dreadful of diseases, Is
a emld,
This la tho way the chronic ealarrh gen
erally Iwglns. A perwm catches cold,
which bangs on longer than usual. Tlio
I cold pwwrully starts In tho head asd
tbitMt Tliwi follows swiattlvencM of tho
; nlr twassgm which Incline ono to citcb
cold very easily. At last tho person baa u
! eelil all the while seenitnglr, more or less
I d'acharge from tha lime, fuwklng. spit-
I ting, frwineiil idcmrlng e( the throitl, no
I trlla stnpiml lip. full feeliug In tho head
and sore, lnttatneil thrcnt.
Tbub-st tlmo In treat eatairh It nt tho
Tery iHiginnliis- AlolUoof I'enina ini '
I erly nsed never falls tu euro a eommon
cola, thus preventing- ihnmlo catarrh
Willie mniiv lMiipla liavu Immi cured of
rbninle cntiirrli by n single lsittlo of
I'eriina, j t. n ft rule, when tho i-atsrrh
tavmno Ihenmglily tlinl. mere Hi nil ciuu
UittVn Is nieaaiirT to complete n cure
I'urunn 1ms cured ruses tiiuiiinrrablo
nf catarrh of twenty years' standing
ILls the brat. If not the only Internal
remedy for chrniiliicitnrrh In existence.
Hut prevention Is far better than cure.
livery pernen aiibjeel to cutchlug cold
should take l'enina ill mice, at the slight
rat symptom of cold or sorn threat at
this senium nf thu your and thus prevent
what la almost cvrtulu to end In cbronlo
Mturrh.
rTeTi futlibli !ndi it tin
l v-Lia$jllf&. "i1" a-n raae iar-
John A. Salter Ssed Co", L''cJiff
S500?
rnimlwrof wm
aamt-ra Lujlnir ALADA8TIN C ami
ajtlliii tw tsvfortt (Jrtobvr 1&, JUX. ilia
rlokMt flimaica on tlin opular rota for
thn next rrwsitjfut Write ua or aak
dmUr In Alabaatln for the cat oundt
tloiM lmpUfguL. lu liua contest! wtilch la ojicn
ALABASTINE
U tha only aanltary wall mating Any
on ran .only I' Mil Willi ooM watir.
Kot a diMiiM! relit n, QUtorUate, bot
wat4r, glim kaUomlue
tlj -ar-l rr... Httl,m tklt "-rr.
AIjCIIASTIM! CO., (Jr.nil Rapljs. Mlcll.
or IU9 U.lcf Hi., fw Wk CIIJ-.
CAPSICUM VASELINE
tMTiriM r i -no i' sr
Asabsimiir i soil-u 'i ii n -mi tor snr
oca.r iUm'i and will n i 1 1 i r tl,4 i .1
dln at. skin 'lli. eam uIU.m . .nit ci i.ii n
quallli.sut lint aim I. ma . niliiliil Jc will
SluP III. to Hi . I .1 ot ., kiul I, In .. (M. I
at-hasnd I ti u U ar inmrii I it Si l i. ict
aa4sfMtii.riiliiiiili-i iniiiunkn'iMn sl-o
as an silarnsl r.ni.dr fur li.nis in Ih. ibrc
and lninarli .nd all iln-uuisor rim thli ir ai4
loulrt miil.iiii. A lii.lwill inu.t mint.
oUiin fur it suit It will la fuaml to ha mvslu
abl. in lit. Ii u..holil Slsncei- ilas.v Ilia
tha be. or all J r lT.i'Mi.iuin. ' I'm! III
cats, at all di .1 k cr Dili.r rl.sl.r., or t7
t.ndiof Ibis am i 1 1 i Ins o.LfsiainrS
wUtSMJid iua iul.it t i siL Jws'tul. su' i tt
ta ar(.ctiitl br I1' I lia uii s tbo sama
rAnisSbuiirtl --1 a. ul" .iMiiucniiiauia
CMUSI'HUOf'Clll Mill, CO.,
n siaia i i.t Nrtr ss Citr
Mrs A. Snedeker, Curtersvllle, Ca. , jjBjBa
wrltea ; y -r BJ
"! iw that your catarrh remedy, I'e- .-'asssrJ
runa, wns doing uthurs so much good. Maaaafl
that 1 thnuitht I .Vassal
ould try it and f JJL1 "" iShtntm
mm) what It would lilinW, 'HaBBsi
do fnr inn Mr rtiicL rSasssi
enso la an old eno rlf.WI T . 7. Jbbb
iumI I bv iMtno .ClftiliwrteJAa .
of the nouto Wn WjvA ' ' " BaJ
symiiteias now. U s-?wL BJH
lieeuirMi I have 63 V Bjl
had the disease i A r bbbbI
long that 1 had 3 J f
nnno of tho aches -- f, BBJ
and )vilna, Int a t Vrfxi '"aassl
genenil rundoivn ' X ??.11flffl BBjB
iimdlllon of Inn tftn iiJlaFtrl' bbstJ
wbiilo ldy soro KV J33T' aaasl
iioso ami tliroot .fi. 1 fv.
and stomach I Mrs, A. Pnedatw BBB
had n kikkJ npw - ........
tlto but tin food did not Mutclth my sya- BJ
tein. I had cumo down frum 14iV; about
7ftlmuiida In weight I now feel tliTSVJsm.
wollnf iilliiivtniublea ' - Sim, A BofWir
Send fur free Imok en caturrb, cntltlctd: X -. )
"Wlnlrr Cntiirrli,' J by lr. Hartman. assl
"Health and lleauty sent frco It vremon. BBI
only.
Ityou do not derive prompt it tatltfao- assfl
tory reaultt f mm the use of l'ct-una, write
atenca ta Dr, Hurtiiian, glvlngafiillstnte.
ineiitofyonre.no nnd ho will Uiplouscxl to' BjjVJ
give yen his valuabloblvlcogrutla.
AddreaaDr llnrtiruin, Prwddentot Tbt VH
llurtmau BaulUirluni, Uulumbut. O. H
HALL'S CANKER AND DIPHTHERIA REMEDY I I
eon thi mouth, thhoat. UCf CD EA C ron balk bv all onuaaitTa bbtJ
STOMACH AND UOWSLt.... II tl til I HILO" AND OSNIrlAL .TOHSS
Nelden-Judson Drug Co., General Agents. Salt Lake City. Utah, I
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FLOUR I
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PHOENIX HIGH PATENT
MADE BV
06DEN MILLING & ELEVATOR CO.
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