Lancaster Standard and County Advertiser. — 1909-01-15 (Lancaster, Lancashire, England)

CHAS. FORDE'S Bile Beans will cure you of housekeeper's room—and there I found Jenny." , ,Tames says. • James pays he don't like waiting on constipation as they cured Mrs. MeFelly, with. For the first time Lawrence's voice trembled at him dinner—he says it kind of makes him out pain or relapse. Sold •by all chemists, in and broke. Then lie flung back his head in it smell blood. He's going to give notice, he says, sealed wooden boxes, 1/1i and 2/9. Never sold sort of pride and enthusiasm. and, as I'm his fiancee, I must give notice, too." . loose or in pennyworths. Beware of worthless "By Jove, the pluck of her !" he cried under 1 "It's queer of master," . said the second voice. imitations, and be sure you see' Charles Forde's' his breath, " the sweet, pure, lovely, pluck of . "Does James remember it all quite clear?" . on the label before putting your money down. her. She stood by my side, looking .at me with "Clear as clear, though he was only just in her child's eyes and she told me that Mrs. his footmen's jacket. Master gave evidence Callagher had said her mother had died Wad, against him—against him, mind you, Sarah and that, because she had that very night seen Beatrice ! And you don't give evidence against things her mother saw, that the madness must a man unless you think he's guilty, James says. have come down to her. And then she just It was all in the papers: Master was for the lifted her little head as high as it would go, &id prosecution. You aren't for the prosecution folded her hands together, and told me, with it if you believe the - prisoner hasn't done sort of ring in her voice, that she knew it was it, That's . what James says, and I tell not true. You he couldn't be mistaken when he can keep " 'lf it were true I should know it,' she said, a murder at his fingers' ends." ' I can't tell how, but I feel sure I should Jenny stood, startled and motionless, her finknow it. My mother did not die mad. She saw gem to her brooch., her eyes upon the halfthe strange thing I saw—and she knew, as well closed folding-door. Her impulse to stop the as I know, that it was really there. I sent for , conversation at any price made her suddenly you to tell you this, Lawrence. I want you to rustle arid cough. The incautious voice hushed help me to solve the mystery. I know you will instantly, and there was no sound but the —I know so very, very well you will.'" somewhat hurried manipulation of a broom. Lawrence Aiken paused for a moment. Val. ' Jenny had been too young at the time of the online asked a quick question. Kustner murder to know anything about it. It " Had Mr. Stott said anything to her ? Or had passed into oblivion and forgetfulness, and ' ~(1 wh'  __ , was it only Mrs. Calhigher ?"- • ,no whisper of it bad ever reached her ears. This ~ . , " Only Mrs. Callagher. That .is the odd fragment ' of . conversation between the two coincidence, Val. While Mr. StOtt. was telling , housemaids was the first intimation she had my father this wretched tale downstairs, it received •of the terrible blot upon Mr. Steinseems Mrs.- Callagher was telling it out to tient') , Way's past—for that it was her father's guest of upstairs. Now—" mid Lawrence's brow w.;:m ~ Whom the maids were speaking she could not weighed down with thought, while his words doubt. .She shivered and shrank at what she yarns slowly and intently—" now the opinion I had overheard, quickly piecing it in her mind have formed is that there was really some MN's. with 'Mrs Callagher'S ' dismayed surprise when tery in connection with Mrs, 'Stott's deaf,— , Jenny had informed her of Mr. Steinway's that the mystery was associated, with the face ' coming visit. Was this the reason she herself that first she, and now Jenny, saw in the shrub..., had shrunk from him with such strange die. _ . .. .. g has b*TY—and that, while Mrs, Callaier 1 1 been , like? Had he been mixed up in some horrible .houestl