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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 154, 30 June 1903, Page 6

into it. Curse him—curse them ail! Couldn't he have stopped short of that? He's forged the old man's will, and I witnessed it the night he came down j to the cottage. Forgery! it makes me 1 hot and dry and thirsty!" And he shuffled through the hall. Mr Ford leant his head upon his hand, and seemed lost in thought; then he j locked up. "Well," said Philip Dyce, it genuine?—if that is a fair question." "It is not a fair question," said Mr Ford, sadly; "but I may answer it. I believe it to be genuine." Philip Dyce drew a long breath. "Who could have forged it?" "No one but I. in whose sole interest j it was," said Philip Dyee, with a grave smile. "Just so, just so," said Mr Ford, wearily. "As you say, no one but yourself would have any motive in this, and I can't go so far as to suspect you." "Thanks," said Philip Dyce, with a smile. "All the same, we must have that deed thoroughly tested." "Quite so," assented Mr Ford, gravely, then he sighed. "Poor girl, poor girl! I wish I had left her where she was! It will be a bitter trial for her!" "You forget," said Philip Dyce, "she need never "know of it until after our marriage." Mr Ford looked up quickly. •'•Fverv°pennv shall be settled upon her, and the Abbey entailed; she need never for a moment cease to be Mistress of Lorme." "Yes, yes," assented the old man, eagerly; "that is aj it should be! Your marriage must take place—and at once!" (To be continued daily.) M_IDICA3_. f_3 F3 P S3 H _1 & _#w_ liil1 11 iiiiii% If iBL-Llutiuw OF WOHEPI' Preserve, Purify, smd Beautify the Skin, Scalp, Hair, and Hands with #Hfff^!if*___ Iff |yljip^'^ !^l_J|)|n| t SOAP-* til HsfW S *'~ y - WBJ Mitmos. of "Women use Cottcttba Soap, assisted by Cuticuha Ointment, for beautifying the skin, for cleansing the scalp, and the stopping of falling hair, for Boftening, whitening, and soothing red, rough, and sore hands, for baby rashes, itchinga, and irritations, and for all the pnrposes of the toilet, bath, and nursery. Millions of women use Coticuba Soap in baths for annoying irritations, inflammations, and ulcerations, and for many sanative, antiseptic purposes, which readily suggest themselves to women. Complsfa Treatment far Humours, Consisting of CuTlcmtA Soap, to cleanse the Bklnof crusts and scales; Cuticuea Ointment, to instantly allay itching, inflammation, and irritation, and soothe and heal; ana CtmciTßA Kksolvekt Pros, to cool and cleanse the blood. A single set is often safllcient to cure. Concnßi K?.Bo_veht Pnxs (Chocolate Coated) tac-t'less, odourless, ceonorcical substitute for the celebrated liquid Curicun.i Resolvent, as well an for all other blood purifiers and humour cures. Sold tho —orlfl. Auftralhn Depot! B. T'iw-'-s-<' r '.i i v(lnc7. British Depot: 27-28, (Jhftrto* h'j-if.i- Sii-i Landon. T'orriß Daoo _B_ Cjmsm. Co_e n gold Pt»pr.. —Ostoa. U. B. A. XF YOU WANT to stop any Gout, RTieumatic, Lumbago. Sciatica, or Neuralgic Pains, take the old reliable Eng lish remedy, Paternoster's Pills; they do not fail. Sold by all chomistfi In New Zealand. TO LADIES. — No need to consult doctors or chemists. The Remedies you require in your own hands. Write for free copy of valuable book about yourselves, your health, your welfare. Every woman should read It. Posted free In sealed envelopes.—Address G. SPECIFIC, 530, EU_a-beth-st., North Melbourne.

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