; » T E A BEAUTIFIES
HOW THE STORY GOES
H ugh W h i t a k e r is told, a ft e r a d ia g n o sis by em in en t surgeons, th at he ca n n o t live longer than s i s month«.
H i s sw e e th e a rt Jilts him. T h e double blow stu n s him.
Peter S ta r k , his frien d , propo ses a South sea voyage
on S t a r k ’s y a c h t W h i t a k e r consents, but r u n s a w a y to a co u n try hotel w it h the intention of committing
su lcld s.
He s u r p r is e s M ary L a d l s l a s , d a u g h ter of a rich and hard N ew Y o r k e r . In the a ct of drin kin g poison
and stops her.
She has been deserted by the man w it h whom she had plan n ed a clan d estin e marriage.
W h i t a k e r m a r r ie s the girl to sa v e her good name, g iv es her money and Im m ed ia tely pu ts her on a train for
home.
He tu rn s— and w a l k s into P e t e r S t a r k ' s arm s. "No more fo o lish n e ss.” s a y s S t a r k . " Y o u ’ve got to go
s a ilin g wit h me.’’ T h e sic k man shrugged w e i r l l y :
" A l l right," he replies.
" H a v e y o u r own way."
W ha t
happen s n sx t Is told In th is Installm en t. Y o u 'll find It mighty Interesting.
"Then why did you?*
“f»h . .
i don't know.
f*hte#f
because I caught Aline I’resbury'
sharp eyes on me III Melbourne a« I
«aid a while ago. At tho Voral If
vvh/lf you suggest has really happened
It's an open and shut case; lin ones
going 1« blama the woman; and It
ought to tie easy enough In *ocur* 0
separation or illvnrc»
"You’d consent to thatt" Inquired
Drummond Intently.
“ I f * the only decent thing I c*o
do.”
Iirununond Inuglied quietly.
“ If
that's huw you feel.” tie said, “ I can
only give you one pier« of professional
advice.”
"\V hat's that f
"rind your wife.
After n .no,.....I of pn.alad thought.
« « • • ‘ r • - !.............. ..
...........
right. I here a the rub
’T in afraid you won’t find It an
easy joli. I did my liest without uncov
ering a trace of tier."
"Did you try old ThurlowT”
"Iter father died within eight weeks
from the time you ran away, lie left
everything to charity, by the way.
Unforgiving blighter.”
"W ell, there’s tier slater, Mr* I’rttlt."
"Address,”
observed
Drummond,
dryly
“ the American Kmhanay, Iter
Don’t Stay Dray! It Darken*
Ho Naturally that No*
hotly ran Tell.
You can turn gray, fad ml hair h wu
tlfulty dark and lustrous almost
. ,
night tr you'll get * g g .. r,» bottl
"W yeth '* Hagn and tlulphur ( n.
pound” at any drug atora. Mllllo is of
bottles of this old famous Hage Tea
Iteclpe, Improved by the addlil I, of
1*
*1™
f 00“ ^
’
sod avenly that no one can tell It has
been applied,
Thoaa whose hair Is turning gray
or becoming faded have a surprise
awaiting them, because after one or
two applications the gray hair van
lahee and your locka become luxuriant
ly dark and beautiful.
Thl* la the age of youth
Oray-
haired, unattractive folks aren't want
ed around, so get busy with Wyeth's
Hage and Hulphur Compound tonight
and you'll be delighted with your dark,
handsome hair and your youthful ap
pearance within a few days.
This preparation la a toilet requisite
and Is not intended for the cure, m iti
gation or prevention o f disease
Adv.
steamer*. I’reshury. with no thought
"That's so. And you never heard T”
In hi* huniptlou* head of meeting
"Merely n rumor ran round, llore
Beyond drawing heavily on hi* hank Hugh Whitaker before the day of Judg than that nothing until we heard that
slid sending Drummond a brief note. ment, looked at and through him with tho Adventuress had been lost, half a
Whitaker failed to renew eoninumlea out a hint of recognition; but his wife year later.”
Mon with hla home, lie sank luto a was another person altogether. Whit
’T'tn sorry.” said Whitaker contritely.
state of semi apathetic content. 1 he aker could not be blind to the surprise “ It was thoughtless . . .’’
Adventure** «a s tUe month* out of and pcrlcxtty that shone In her eyes.
“ Kut that Isn’t nil.” Drummond oh
port before he began to be conscious even though he pretended to be blind Jeeted. nourishing another paper. "See
that he was truly accursed. There to her uncertain nod; long after bln here Exhibit 11 eatue In a day or so
came a gradual thickening of the back alone was visible to her he could later.”
shadows that threatened to eclipse his fool her Inquiring stare lx »ring luto
“ Yes.”
Whitaker recognized the
. v.steuoe. And then, one day as they It.
document. “ 1 remember Insisting on
The Incident made him think ; and writing to you before we turned lu
*ir.ed with the lonely trader of an
-bated station In the D'Entrecasteaux he remembi red that be was now a that night.”
Islands, he fell from his chair as If man of Independent fortune and of
lie ran through the following com
Tough Luck.
isdeawd. He regained con- iousncaa Idle hands as well. After prolonged munication :
«ibi Man (to crying b o y)— What's
«'r.'.y tv' shiver with the chill of the consideration be suddenly doolded,
the matter, my little man?
Dear t'runimoml
I marrie.t her# |«*-
» ;*'d that's fanned hy the wings of told Lynch to h*ok out for Ids Inter
Hoy— I'm lost. liooh oo!
ntstit.
Mary
l^tltalaa
I’ll
usa
took
out
for
death. It was Impossible to move him. ests sud e\|HVt him back when he
Old Man - L u i ?
Nonsense!
We
hsr while I'm uwsy M >k* her an allow
The agotv.es of the damned «e r e hi* should see hue. and booked for London ance mu of tny money live humlte.l a
mustn't give up hope so soon. Whcro
do you live?
I
*
eoeau, they by a Koval Mall boat all In half a month ought to 1« enough I stolli ilia
Hoy Don't know, sir. W e've Just
vlay. From l . !. u Mr. Hugh Morten Intestate, anil aha'II yet everythin* then,
lifted him to a bed. . . •
of course. Stia has >- ir adtlraas ami will
moved, and I c can't remember tho ad
rrnaanl
In
e*
y
to
New
York
on
communicate with i m aa soon iva sits
S
k
" ’
dress.
for«' sundown of the *ar. e day. purpos the Olymp. c. binding m the month of gels settled down In o wn faithfully,
Old Man W ell, what’s your name?
Hugh Morten Whltaksr
ing to fetch a surgeon from Tort April nearly > \ years to a day from
Hoy D don’t know, sir. M mother
the
time
he
had
left
his
native
laud.
M o r e s b y . Whitaker said a last farewe.l
got married again this morning — Ex
“ If It hadn't been -o much in char
lie put up at the Kit* Oarlton. pre-
change.
to h:s friend, know;:..; in bis ~ou'. that
acter.” comment.-.I l>rummnnd, “ I'tl've
> rvig t •r might he ex-
any
they would never meet aga.n. Then he
thought the thing u forgery ur n |>*>or
composed himself to die quit ly. But peeled to dtv. and r »mal , ! 11 :¿h Mur- Joke. Knowing you as well ns I did,
A M , M K N A T H O .M K S M O T T I )
the following morning broug t a hap- ten while he pro» «nt around the city however . . . I Just sat back to wait
I ’ K K I W R K F O R W A lt .
chance trading schooner to t • is!;.nil. and found him*, If. X « and again lu f. r word from Mrs Whitaker.”
T h e f i r s t te s t n m a n la put tl
and with It, in the estate f sujH'r- the course of h.> v\ tin lerings he en-
th ru f**r
"And you never heard, except that
e i t h e r w a r or tlf e Insu r a n c e Is an e t a i n l -
•argo. a crapulous Scotch f -ntleumn countered well-rem o tu I h *re*l faces, hut once!" said Whitaker thoughtfully.
n a h m o f h is w a t e r
T h l a la m- nt eNHi-ri-
>m <-!:cititi i the slightest
tlul b e c a u s e t h e k i d n e y s . play . _ m o a t I m
w ho had been a famous s;* iahst o f always
"Here's tin* sole and only evidence
p o r t a n t p a r t 111 * a u s i l i * |j:*-mulU(e . .I.I a**
hy the
the ?lea:n of recognit on i circumstances
London before drink laid him i by
I e\« r got to prove that you hud told
am , death.
T h e m o r e I n j u r i o u s t h e i*ols-
tic oper
oper- that only went ti pr« *\e hi'w th**r-
heels. He performed a heroic
O tis
p u s s l n * th ru th e k i d n e y s th e s o o n e r
the truth.”
c
o
m
e
s
d
e
c
a
y
an a a y s D r l l e n e o f Mur-
t
r
i
e
d
ie
was
In
the
ughly
dr
and
b
ation upon Whitaker within an hour,
* l * n l I n s t i t u t e , M u f fa lo . N y . w h o f u r t h e r
Dri;
<nd hnmbx! Whitaker n sin
>n r i * , v and generation.
announced by nightfall that the pa
a d v i s e s all p e o p l e a i m a r e p a s t t h i r t y to
gle. f led sheet of note pnjver stumped
pres* r v e th e v i t a l i t y o f th e k i d n e y s an*,
■d as he re
Noth g. me
tient would recover, and the nest day
f l e e th e H o w l fr*tln p o is o n o u s e le m e n t s ,
with tío- name of the Waldorf-Astoria.
P.ut his Ul miate and ut-
sailed with his ship to end his days in m em bered
such a s u r ic a* Id . lr ln k p l e n t y o f w a t e r -
s w e a t s o m e d a l l y a m , t a k e A n u r i e , d o u b le
g to the t •uth that his
some abandoned Australian boozing- ter a w ak t
Dear g -
l
se herewith a hank-
s t r e n * l t i , b efori- m e a ls
w t v you will be kind
r «
..en—as Whitaker learned in Sydney hom e bod l oU grown him fell upon the
T h i s A n - u - r l c Is a la ta d la r * » v e r y o f I»r.
r
e
j
i
t
i
(h.-
esrate
o
f
your
F i e r c e a n d Is put up In tabl.-t f o r m , and
ig his return.
tern
fou r: h
-*.*veral months later.
c a n b e o b t a i n e d nt a l m o s t un> d m * store.
late host.arid. Mr
F o r t h a t Im* k m he, lumt*u*n, r t ie u m a t ls m ,
In the same place, and at the same when a total
rten W h ’ aker.
" r u s t y " j o i n t e , » w o l l e n f r .-t o r humls, duo
Whitaker s
Vary truly your».
time, he received his tir-t authentic man present*
to uri*- a r i l i in th e blood. A m i l i * mil, M y
M ir> 1-adi-Ia.s W h ita k e r
ill a !" . u i name und
d i s s o l v e s th e url>- a d d s s hot w a t e r *|n..»
news of the fate of the Adventuress. colisi ti*Thtioa
s u g a r.
T a k e a li t t l e A n u r i e b e f o r e m e a ls
The yacht had struck on an unchurted { a gen uine offer t ly purchase hi m a
und llv<- to be a h u m lt e . l
H* ml lu , enta
“ Dated,
i -**♦•. tlie day ufter the
j
drink.
t<
and
y
1
»
en-
nttempte*!
prom
l
o
I
ir
M
reef. In heavy weather, and had foun-
rej-.rt of
ur death was published “ W h i t a k a r i " H e G a s p e d . . " M y G o d l " — A d v . ien e fu r t r ia l pa* k .ig c o f A n u r ie .
mesh
lf'
him In u CO]E dence gnnie that
lered almost Immediately.
Of her
han,"
• ntire company, a solitary sailor man : had d*•gene rat**d inito a vsudevll le Joke
T h e O nly W ay.
"Hut why?” demanded Whitaker, lin. . . . I’ettlt’a g**t some sort of a
minor diplomatic berth over there."
aged to cling to a life-raft until picked in the day s wh.-n t*Jth uf them had dum founded. “ W hy?"
" I have a friend who kept a cook for
Whitak er pri-
"O tin- devil I . . . Hut. anyway. neurly a year.”
up, a week ufter the wreck, by a tramp worn kniclu*-rï.<*. kern
"Mrs. Whit, «i-r may have desired to
L *
“ What jail is ho In charge of.“ — Bos
•-leamship on whose decks he gasped 1 va tely adz:.;tted t it he w a« out-
tely. If I in any I can write."
lie moved to a window ami stared ton Transcript.
<>ut his news and his life in the same Classed, that it v\ ns time fo r him to J ) »e of hun.rin nature, she argued
!*eek th- proti
P his t r en«ls-
breaths.
:t. ’ rep;-
o f the loan wlpisl out rudely at the Post Office Kulhllng for
Take care of your health and wealth
il< ■; Legna with Drummond. The 1st-
Whitaker hunted up an account of
»very oblige
n. I ‘emlnlne logic, per- u time. ’T in going to tlml her Just tbs will take rare of you. Garfield Tea
Sinn*- if she still lives,” he announced, promotes health.— Adv.
lie disuster in the files of a local new s ter. of course, had moved h!» offi/ rtfU. laps, but—”
paper. He read that the owner, I ’eter Whi 'iiker found him indepen*lently
W h itak er
lded In somber abstrae- turning buck.
Stark, Esq., and his guest. H. M. Whit tnbli shed I d aa . ¡.F •>. TlZ F 'J te la
An Unexpected Answ er.
aker. Esq., both of New Turk, had Woo 1 worth Bull d.nr— found him hr.
"P olly, want a cracker?"
You ms
not,” continued Drum-
bo rn* >ud with
"N o ; I am conserving food,” replied
gone down with the vessel. There ashenfaced man ol thirty-five ,
A n d when W h i t a k e r doe* find
ght malice, "have been
the Intelligent bird.— Louisville Cour
was also a cable dispatch from New clutched the side ol bis roll-top
*k P I ) genero
her,
w
h
a
t
do
you
suppose
h
a
p
so consl ilerate and
ier-Journal.
York detailing Peter Stark's social as if to save hirnself from fuLirig.
p e n s ? — co n sid e r in g th at *he m a y
Ch va irle, af r all.”
and financial prominence— evidence
ha
ve
r
e
m
a
rrie
d
.
“ W hitaker!” he g¡ spe-q. “ My 0'<d ■"
i. cut
t !" growled Whitaker.
AI.I.kN'S MM>r KAMK POH TIIK TlttKII**
•hat the news had been cabled borne.
“ Flattered,” sa.d Whitaker. "I'm
I never meant to come
tpHy.
Shslo-n Inin the **h**«*a amt Kprinklial’ tn the ftp,l
To all who knew him Whitaker was aure.
tiath It Slves reel ami risiifurt. takee the friction
( T O BIC C O N T I N U E D . )
as dead as Peter Stark.
! from th*- eh«*e Mlxl reveille blintere ami SOTS »pote.
He derived eoasiderable mischievous
Make* walking ,-aey. Accept no Bulatlltule Sold
amusement from Drummond * patent
every w her*-. Zie.
"There is a world outside the one you stupefaction. It v s all so r.gnt and
S h in g le Roof a M enace.
CEMETERY
know
The orilltinry shingle roof Is a tra-
A M arital H andicap.
proper—as It should have been. He
"T h e girl Is neither pretty, talented
To which for curiousness ’Ell can’t considered L:s a highly satisfactory Murderer {.■ e/ed to Have Hidden tiietidotis fire hazurd which Is not ful
compare;
ly appreciated by most persons. After nor rich. Wlint Is her attraction for
resurrection. Seldom doe* a scene
Large iifn In Burial Ground
a ahlligle has been exposed to the
It is the place where wilful missings pass off as one pmna .» ; but Drummond
a* Fomona, Cal.
1 great and lasting one.
She's
go,
wen flier for II time It becomes so In tongue
played up his part In a most public*
tied.”— Exchange.
As we can testify, for we are there.” -pirited fashion gratifying, to say
'Mie iri'irr / recently there was flnnimnlilc Hint It will burn ns quick
found H ho
For a disordered liver, take Garfield
the least.
n th< ground under a ly ns paper, and they arc so light Hint
Kipling's lines buzzed through bis
It tvok him sc:.'.* ::.!nutes to recov gigs lit '* p-j* ; ore tr*-*- In th«- east end nn ordinary wind will carry these bunt Tea, the Herb laxative. A ll druggists.
head more than once in the course of er, Whitaker standing by and beaming. of th* Pom*
— Adv.
(I'.lil.) cemetery. The ing branda from one building to it' •
the next few years; for he was
oilier
some
diri
a
nee
away.
This
wn*
lurid*
;
ns
a
mystery
which
He remarked changes, change* as
U nsubstantial Returns.
"there.”
They were years of su'-h
■ of this community clearly <l*-in«»tiMt rii I *><l at Hie eonllngrn
striking bp the 1, uprovement in Drum- I <*Z d
"Did you ralso anything on your
vagabondage as only the South Seas
lion
will*
li
took
piare
a
short
Hint*
ago
fen
years
;
;,/)<!
was
never
»olved.
meml's fort',ne-
f'hysically his *-x
promise to pay?"
countenance; neither unhappy nor
• r - deeper than ever. nt I’arie. Ky. t/f ilo* total number of
partner had gem y off a bit ; the seden- The
"Oh, yes; I raised a smile."— Balti-
very strenuous, nor yet scarred by the
' / ,
about fen years ago MM> buildings destroyed, over l.ixst more American.
tary life led by i he a >*-i:.ge ►-,***> -fu|
tooth of poverty. Whitaker lead be
Perhaps no m
o r s ______________________
<•'at ' r discovered that I iik I shingle roofs
man o f business in New York had the * *-/>,. - ■ ,
tween four and five thousand dollars
«•«livlielng
exnmple
of
Ho*
ilnnger
In
Coated tongue, vertigo and constipa
Kumchody
»log a hole five fee,
marked hi* per >h •
•' * :. 0 ;y, Only
in traveller's cheeks which he convert
f*-ct d< * 1 « under a huge III*' lise of linlreiHtsl vv ***** teli slllllgles tion are relieved hy Gnrfleld Tea.— Adv
his face sceme' as it had a .■• a>s been long and »
ed into cash while in Sydney. Me
'•«more
Win a the In In n clic < |y bulli iip * ■•miuiinlly could
hi 1 strong. Whit- limb of i/,*
mory of the wreck of the Adventuress —sharply hand.vc
rid*-nt
#;
■
flgaied
It
was learned le- follll*! , lui li dilli flirnlsheil hy tlils
was already fading from the Australian aker remembered that he had always ! that s ms
l ’rucHcnlly thè
ho h.id Just finished IntcM, conltiigriiHoii.
mind; no one dreamed of challenging somewhat meanly nvlcd Drummond i serving .•'/>
only realdeiii'e lu Hie pulii of thè llniiles
is
lu
the
penitentiary
the signature of a man seven months ills g*/'»'i looks ; he hlmseif had b* *-b I had been ,
strolling through the whl* h Wlis hllt lid ie dlilllllgeil vviim
dead. And as certainly and as quietly
•' J iiD* r the new order of ar*hl- ' c/#,cl * i y .
days
earlier. Ills Iffn roofed wlih In*nnihiiNiihle innlerlnl. In
us the memory, Whitaker faded away;
UT* •wl’ h a steel frame,
tory
wan
t
d
and
I, was learned Ihe reeonslriP'Hon of thè city die use
J f <- discovered that t h e y were both
Hugh Morten took his place, and S id
that th* •
uvl/f
hud
served lime of Woodcil slllllgles wllliollt lire retimi
ney knew him no more, nor did any '■ talking at on* e furiously and, nut foi
k. I y
n
'ild
miner,
Dorn uni Irendni'iit ahoiild he nhnolutely
other parts wherein he had answered without surprise that he had a g n a t whom |t
prohlhlted.
<
g'
d,
he
had
Stolen
deal more enlightenment to impart to
to his rightful name.
You corn pestered men and women
V A '/'/') Ih ;
Nelson Not to Risme.
The money stayed hy him handsome- ^fwnmond than he had fu»< -<*•/,
need suffer no Linger. Wear the sh ea
The tuce
» H O - 'd
guai
ex ilie
O lir« mi ohi Imly whs helng shown that nearly killed you before, s»>s
ly. Thanks to u strong constitution In
“ You’ ve gut an economical s»#. ak In ment I m i ,
hi next f* IV weeks the over Nelson’» «hip Vletory.
As die this Cincinnati authority, because ¡v
a tough body (now that Its malignant > "'J when It « on** * I(,
'einet*// ,,
honeycombed with bolus poi • y n|ipr*/*ehed die s|*ot wherw Nel few drops o f freezone applied directly
demon was exorcised) he found It easy Drummond * hum,>-i,u-‘
^ whit
Wbl,-b *•/•
/ by • fessure seeker»
pi ili u n i hls deii ih, die nltendnnt polnt on n tender, aching corn or call- is
to pick up a living by one means or ,ikt‘r “ »beet of paper he had Juaf
e/| ih Ih« Iniiss illudi fixed lu lliu <luck ■tops soreness at once and soon die
another. Indeed, he played many parts taken from a tin document-box That's
i * S P « f,» I t /
corn or hardened callous loosens so It
und salii:
In as many fields before Joining hands Exhibit A.”
I'lltp
Jot.
. H c o n firm e d s leep y -
can be lifted out, root and all, with
’"l'hat
Is
where
Nelson
fell.”
Wbltaker
read
aloud;
with a young Englishman he had
•
out pain.
le a d
in *
wh <// Im w as mor a
TI*« old lady wan Inipriinaed, hut not
grown to like and entering upon what
A small hottlo o f freezono costs
thi'/i
u>--,.
/
i.
,
e
r
a
*
h
i
g*
H
i
n
g
up,
h
la
Dear D : I'm not fsett,,* w,||
tJ„
In th« righi wny.
seemed a forlorn bid for fortune.
very llttlo at any drug store, but will
; w ith h i m hy > a i l i n g
for a va* ation lb.rite has Just n», „ In moth*-/ ,.
“ No womh r I" ah« «ald. ” 1 neurly positively take o ff every hard or soft
Thereafter he prospered amazingly.
an*, paid |l ,Uh In M'tlament of ,,,,
I d s ait*/,i!oi, o, i,,« flowers.
trippe', over dm! dilng inynelf."
When at length he did make up his I'm snclnsln* herewith my check f.„
corn nr callous. This should bo tried
Why lb*
ila flowe/s bava bean
as It Is Inexpensive and Is said not
mind to go home, he was in Melbourn« shars. Yours,
a
w
a
k
e
I
'l
i
i.i^
.iit
'"
aba
t
o
l
d
l/lm,
"
n
n
d
fiutinas«
Is
Buslnsta.
H M W
to Irritate the surrounding skin.
with Lynch, his partner. Whitaker
I**/*- y *, -/ ../*, « i
eigh t
o'clock a l i l i
'iueai " I must i« k « III« nuit train,
If your druggist hasn't any freezono
passed old friends In the street. They
"F sr be It from me to cast up," said lh bad ”
fi means money lo m «l
How noon tell him to get a small bottle for you
were Oeorge Presbury and his wife— Drummond; “ but I'd like to know why
doe« li go?” Clerk (country Inn) — from hls wholesale drug house. It Is
w*
w a s I hm i m p l y ,
Anne Forsythe thst was— self-evident th« deuce you couldn’t let a fellow
wfiat awf*,
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