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It le with Intention of ellbttf the curtoue that I hi pea to paper. Only at the orient aeslreef nutay mmbers of my ow profeesloa have I uadertakea a task an Co now ncall the awtalls a eaee- whleh I uke to be without parallel In the records of a erlsnlnoUxy. la the mental etate of the afflicted belne there was. Indeed, little that wae abnormal. 'Maalas that were similar to his Oil our aay luma But that 'laborious studies In the brwaye of seieaee.

rather tkaa la her more frequented patke, had pissed at the will of his disordered brain weapons of a deadly potency, trans. formed a personal Misfortune late a areat and urgent publk) dancer. I spent four years at Cambrtdce. where, though nr degree was a high ony I found too many distractions te make such pregreee as I could have wished In my profession. Tot my Interest In medial ne grew steadily, and on leaving the wntverstty I determined, navies both the means and the time at my disposal, to seek out a apot wnere I could throw myself Into my work without the laterrup-tloa of old friends eld old asseela-tlone.

The reputation of Heidelberg attracted me and hither I migrated. Untclent for myself. The man who waa to be associated with me la my strange quest of a maalee erimlael, I will deocribe with equal-brevity. My I vnuun. sir nenry uraoea, ja.

T. R. 8., F. R. a.

waa a maa of remarkable personality a surgeon of 1 brilliant gifts that had made for Mm a European reputation yet an as-centric or so the world held him-. who lacked the eteady applleatloa for fucceu. He would throw 1 himself Into the solution of a prop-, less, or the prosscutloa of a now ex-, perlment, with utmost seali yet i on achieving the deelred result hs would shake eft the atmosphere of the hoenltal and laboratory and start oa some wlid-goooe chaee that might include the ascent of an uncllmabl neak. caoture of a rare soedea wild animat -or-ther-study of a little known tribe of savsgea In person be was of grsst stature, and heavily, el-! most clumsily, built, with a rugged, 1 weather-beaten face, keen yet kindly gray and brown hair, somewhat grlasled about the temolee. In ags be wes well peer the forties.

la dreee slid deportment ho mlrht pardonably lbs mistaken for a prosperous Teste shire gralr. Indeed, he was went to complain that he acted as a mag-' net to ell ths tricksters of London; I though, from the ehrewd smils with which a aceamnanied hie protests. It wss sssy to see that ho thoroughly enjoyed the diversion of turning the tables on his discreditable opponents. There was also snothsf person associated wltn me la this strange and unparalleled ease concerning whom I speak wth some reluctance Inasmuch as she' Is very dear to me and I. therefore, neonate to associate her name with ths mysterlss and wanton crimes with whtch- this tale hss to do.

I will speak of her relations to the matters here. In the chronological order in which they occur, and will leave you to assume In your own minds my resultant relatione with Mary Weston, Wo were naturally very much thrown together by reason of the Incidents described In the following pages, and 1 doubt that those Incidents had much to do with bringing us more closely on rapport and Into more Intimate relation with each other than ntharala ml.M I been the case. My first meeting with Ksry Wss. ton was on ths steamer going over from Dover to Cslala, while I was sn route to Heidelberg to continue my studies as have outlined. It had been a stormy night.

el wnm wim uawn ins rain nao ceased: but heavy banks of clouds were still scudding before the weetarlv wind, which blew with a force of halt aa If it eere a chip. Indeed, oclandceni; St I H.UlV ocean suddenly receded and left us; as It the boat dropped owo there into space, to strike wllh a re sounding thu and splash upon- ths bosom of the sea. which rose to re-eelys t. In was with diffl-culty one kept one's feet n-marchng to and fro upon the deck aa I waa doing, with my hands thrust deeply Into the pockets of my cost, and with the double vieored cap of Scotch plaid I wore pulled down as tightly aa possible ever my head so that It would not blow away. I had made I don't know hownuny turns up and down the dsck- when an unusually severs lurch and pitch of the vessel sent me flying forwsrd at grsatly accelerated speed, straight toward -the "companlonway, out of which Issued at that Instant Mary Weetoa.

I did not know her then, of course It wss- the first time had ever met her end you will admit that under the circumstances our mooting waa rather sudden snd violent, 'inasmuch as I collided with her so forcibly that she would have fallen to the deck bad I not seised her in my arms and held her there frightened and trembling, and withal. as I soon discovered, slightly bruised by the accident Possibly It waa that Instant when I bold her In my arms, while I could feel her frightened little heart palpitating almost against my own, when I could hear her quick gssp of terror and feel her warm breath against my cheek, that was ths beginning -of aiv ao-quatntanoa whleh epeedlly grew Into a friendship, and then deevlopsd into ecmithlua-that-is-STSStos end deeper and nobler than all the other erne. Hons which God has vouchsafed to the human heart. In the Impact of our meeting, enr foreheads had collided, leaving a sen. sstloa of disslnsss In my own erenlum sua imparling to ner aeiioate sain a braised spot of red shoot which I straightway became concerned lest should changa te that blue-black color which ts the usual result of such a blow.

I stammered some apology or other, tor I do not now recall the words I uttered while I still held her tightly elaeped against ms. and. Indeed, I continued so to bold her until with a emtio that was half a frown and which had behind it suggestion of witchery, she said to mot "I don't think I would fall now, sir. It you should release me." it wss my turn to stammer anothsr oeereing per pardon with all the (ucney 1 eeal omau.mi, ml Iheuch II wee Mlr vt4u fcsth us that Mlthw hsd torn at fault in the encounter, end while I aisae the eeoloey she Mttrmure hm wares el seeeeunce el It, I pie iwsr at hand of a brace of chairs that wars Maneo to me aeon ana suisneea It partly- sheltered spot, and lo these 1 conducted her. assletlng her i Into on of them while I occupied the i ether.

I do not recall la Just what words Introduced myeelf to tier, savs that mentioned say name and profession. aa -ateo-tho-foot -that-s-was onlasssd hor-dmlng. ens hiatus la siy way to Heidelberg, where It was my Intention te talcs a post-graduate eourss. -I have hoar of Mr. stoker, Kay land." she told me In reply, "Indeed!" I said.

"I was not aware that I ha attains as yet te so much fame that eae Ilk yourself should have beard of ma" have heard your name mentioned by my father." she explained. "He Is the Reglu Professor of Physics at Cambridge and hs told me about a paper that you read to, the graduating class at the time yea took your do One cfEngUmli Mott 1 DY" BEATRICK POLK-CAAIW, tftV; I la mm. baadsosMst women In sncllsh I sodsty circiee. "What!" I exclaimed, eearloyod an somewhat tremulous with excitement over the information. "Do you mean to tell me that Dr.

Weston, of Coatbridge, is your fatherr "Tea," she re pled, smiling brightly at me, "I am Mary Weston-" uefe eras enr Introduction. Ton understand by it, do you not, that wo each felt aa though wo were already known to each other; almost aa though hsr father, whom she loved and I so highly esteemed, had Introduced us, and hlddsn us te he friends. I was gratified to learn presently ton bad spokan In ths highest pssslbls tiV of aodf morVT.n t.dlaaver that he had said some very nattering things in respect to my ability In the profession I had selected, and In regard to a bright future which ha believed I bad. In store. Per a time we oisensss ths strangs- PROMINENT -rERAHROADJAN tronolv aoviecs mi raiaNoaTO TV BIN PILL fOB TM KIONgV.

A have been a Pullman Conductor en the C. P. R. and Mlohlsaa Central dur Uis the last three, years. About four years aso I was laid up with Intense paina-fci-th- groin, a- very eere- baek, aad sussred moot severely whea I tried to urinata I treated with my family physician for two months tor gravel in ths bladder, but old not receive any beneat.

About that time I met anothsr railroad man who had been elmilsriy affected and who had been eared by tan- after hsvtnc beea riven up Oy a prominent pnysieian wse ireeree elm fer tolabetes. rls le now ruaains sn ths lead aad Is perfectly wired. etronelv adviaed me to try Ola Pllla which I did, with the result ihst the (-BANK staff alo, K. T. fe a box, forlSW.

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Prom that We of eoiiege Sf wh which, being the daughter o( a profeeeor, she was aulte familiar, and so gradually we wumais nowise se of each other, both of us having de- veioiwa in mat snon ume a friendship which, under different eoadiUons, ve mvwmmiuw aoeuaini wisni nvi nave orougm (ht about. now is your rata heVs healthr I conversation. "Hs la not well at ell," she told "In tact. r. Harland, I have become eaoeedlngly anxious about him of lata.

So much so. In. deed, thst I have at' last succeeded la persuading bin le te away with me to the country near the esasbere for a protracts- rest." "Ia you mesa." I ashed her. rt.t no te nsre. asosre tnts with UST" "No." she replied, again vMtlne nn.

on me that sunbeam smile of hers which was and Is now one of her greatest attractions. "We go te the Beautiful Woman Iff 1" JfVh who to eonoeedo to be ena et country, a I hsvs said, as soon as 1 1 return nome irora a eoor vi.it 10 Parle, which Is largely a matter of buslnees. expect to return "What 1 the character of his trouble 7" I asked; hut she avoided the question and 1 gathered from her manner that she wae distaenne te dlsonssloa at the state of hsr talk-era health. I regretted afterward that I had not pursued the subject farther, or at least asked hsr the name of the place Hi the country near the sssshors vacation, i W. drifted rhsn to other gabJeetg, rsn.n.

ichln. nnnn mv afr.ira. Anally touching upon my. own affairs, and presently by a natural sequence I mentioned the fact, which at the considered entirely unimport ant, thst my immediate preceptor at Heidelberg waa te be Profeeeor Mar. She etarted vtolsatly at the name and turned pair sf frightened eyes toward me that exclaims at 'Do- yea Itaew the, ntsa.

Mtsn Wss tbnr "No." aba replied, I nave heard of Mm." -r' "Tour manner, when yon asard the name," I venture; "waa not that et srhe aae hoar pleasant things about him." "Net" ehe murmured, turning her head sgaln away. "I do net like him." I emilsd, rathsr Indulgently, I sup pose, as I Inquired: "way should you aisiiks a man whom you have never seenT" 'I dislike him," ahe said, attar a short ot hesitation, "because I attribute, faultily. perbepe, a largo part ot my fahtro'a present Indisposition te the agency ot Prof. If amae," "Is tt possiblsl" I saclslmsd "How le thatT" the smiled upon me again, after re oevsrlnc from las start that the mere mention et stamao -a name aa given per, and am afraid tromoly -On the oontrary," replied. Tin more than Interested." "Professor Marnao," alia explained presently, "under whose tutelage fm said you are te pass year time at Heidelberg, Is the authsr of a certain hook, a KtentiOo Work, behove, tt to ceiled, which since Its pubHeetlo has greatly disturbed my tether.

don't remember. Dr. Harland, that I hsvs ever known him to be so deeply moved resentment, or go greatly per. turbo by mere printed words, a la this ease." "Are yen referring te that book ot Marasc which bears ths title 'clones and Belief I asked her. -Tee," she rspllsd.

"Do you mean that the contents of Bargains in Ladies' Su its We have a beautiful range tt Ladies. Suit and ttusee, all Itrifltl new, freih gooda'i'r apd- althonl it la still early In the geaaoo, mut make room for our fur, "xob- quently are forced to aell them at real aaerlfloe price; I $25 $30 Costanes to go at $15 and $18 $18 and $20 Costumes to go at $10 and $12 afford the Imdia remarkable ebane to get the new Suit for Thankasiving at a genuine aoaeyiving price. trDNE IrURS (. At lowest possible price you cannot do better then eontult for, owing to amall azpena, can gave you 29 on every fur garment Fur of every decription for men, women and children made to order by aflrat daaa. derigTier Bcmodeling and, repairing, done to your entire eatiafaction.

Call and ae us before purobaalng. L. LEPAGE PbotM 7746 the book have greatly disturbed your fatherr 'zee, I have never known him to become so sxcltsd over anything." But I cannot I sal. "how It la that a person of the strong character of your father, possessing the great adentlne learning that ho does, can permit himself te he dis turbed by atamac's boon." "That Is because yea do not under stand Or. Weston," she said with a return of that same sunbeam amll.

Moreover. Pr'Hartand. he "tar-not as young eadwe strong as bo has He is more easily move by what one might oall trivial things, and I suppose It te bscauss thi booh referred te la la direct opposition to all his accepted theories that he roseate It so violently." l-wi-sTf-- saio7wiinnaTrtrnrflei Hon. "Perhaps." she answered, "you are aware of the tact that he baa arrlltsa a very extreme and savage criticism I said, -I waa, not aware of tt," "I believe he did writs tt under a yea Bams," she went en. The article waa anonymous so far as his Identity being known waa concerned, but nev- erthelese he did sign a name te It which he baa used before on several occasions, and by which, I am sorry te ear, Professor Memaa wss one hied te addrsss him, so that the lettsrs were forwarded from the office of publication to my father." were not pleasant letters I take It." I said te hsr.

"No. decidedly not." "I can imagine what sort ot letters Professor Marnao might write under such circumstances." I said. They were the most vituperative documents you could lmsgins," she said to me quickly. "They teemed with Invective. They calls my father vile snd Improper, names.

They den. ts that bo had any claim to call hlm- a scientist, out they almost I reeched the extremity of threatenta him wltn violence." 'Roval Coetumea, For and Millinery "Really." I sxclalmed, "you amass ms." t- "Thy have made me both disltks an fsar rrefessor Marnac. A maa that ecutd he guilty et such letter aa he wrote te my father, would not, I feat aura, gtoy short of committing vto. pi pecaafl 170 Spark St TO THE LAQIES OF OTTAWA FRIDAY and SATURDAY-Oct. 27th and 28th Only Regular Ready-to-wear $16, $18, $20, $24 Suits For $8.95 Each lady Is entitled to only one suit.

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