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Mr."MlidnaiYI" veto= .shos .41, slip..
pug het heed ioto bis, he coutlucte
eeress be laWn, and thrbitgli the _
tiny garden to whore a ,glass door -stands. '
that .gives accoss to Mr. INIiiciatty'S
stilly. Two stouosteps lead tip • to thi9.
door.
"Keep a little babied. me," She with
pets, with G pretty balf-raiSchieveas •
Smile; and then, opening dm glass cloor„
she Eiteps lightly into the room, • .
At her entrance a old inau-4 be lip. ,
pears to Dick-Lrises from his seat and -
advances to greet her, with the gentle '
smile Of weicoine upon lila lip; ha t1.
Ways has for her. • • .
"1 have come to bring you each news. .
•hs,shoednews-reahy 'great BOWS !" saysDOIOre$, with ohariumg excitement in '
Tokio and manner. She throws out. her •
hands a little. ". Dick has thine," she .
says." Dick!" She is evidently of the '
opinion that "Dielth is 0,.. person of. ,
world-wide renown. 66 Ile haefourid me ..•
out. He is liere-see,"--as Bouverio . ..
coines slowly •ieto view, smiling also.
"This is Dick," It is with ..nticouceal- ;
eil pride she thus iutrodeees hisos- ,
". Coate iu, Dick ; you may .e0.1110 (mite •
in. Oh, dear, dear Mr..S.V.ildipess .o,ront
you glad ?" . She threWs her arms retool ..
'Mx. Mildmay's nook as she says this and ,
gives hint a warm hug in- her great .
joy.
"Sono OLIO" from your .014.1 home? -
This is indeed a happyoceo,4iou," says'
Mr. Mildmay gently, though perils/is ho
does not look altogether eh happy as lie
.could wish. Is his little lila of passage
to be so soon borne away from his glance •
as he turns it full on- Mu yeti°. " I hid.
you welcome, sir, althottgli- our little .
rorsre
friiiiditTertirchira'otrrnISIV-Kel . -
loving hauil-.4 has omitted to tell me.
aught of you excopt yoor eltriStisois
name. • . s -
.q Ily other suisee...i.C.Thaev_saYS__
Dick with a courteous .bow.: ..•., .
But the wash -has scareely p tssed ' his.
lips when achauge- comes over Mr, •
.
Mildmay. Ho Omits tie if liur, and a
- leaden hue covers. Ids face, -• He trios to,
: say something,.bet :fails ; and then all.
- 6.t once Dolores feels him grow heavy '.
as he leans agaiust her. - He shudders,
. and, but that • Bonyerie- vatelfee him as
, he as wtlys torn's): Wee Id. fait inert1.t. to
the ground. ' -
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• - .
werniest geeture; but Bouverie declines • them, It is not so bad a clue ssi that
.
to notice it. which eeparates us," says ttdae, raising
" Se, ss 1" says the old man thought. : her lustrous eyes to Isis, all Joeavy with
fully. Lie holds out his baud. to Dolores. : sudden tears; but still it keeps them
"Come hero," he eaYs gently. ' apf,rt ; and' Woulirier it if I could."
•She obeys him, and, kneeling dowo I - 'What -IT *a -obstacle- my '.1"(3'w'
by his side, lays her chee'k against his 1 .
asks he softly, taking lierlaud in both
shotilder m one of the pretty catessing , •
fashions that belong to her. i "INIoney, They have none, and I
Edgeworth in a whispered coneultation I
i want to give it to them- Lallio, if you
tell her of it, will give them the few
. Bouverie, turning aside, ougagesqdrs,
about the postal arrangemelits in this t hendrods they require, for my sake."
part of the couutry. - . i " You. shalftellber yourself, and you
"So you take up the threitd of your shall take the money yourself, too, te
life again?" says Mr, Mildmay, loying Mrs. lturuet's daughter."
his hand upon Dolores's shoulder. f' This " Oh, no, I shall not be in a position
young man -you will return with to ?
You will go back to your people? I ehall
be agaiu bereft," There is in hiEtvoice
the most mournful intonation. "Yeti
were like her," he goes on musingly -O.
"all my heart wait out to you. If my 1
little daughter had lived, she could not
have been dearer to me; and DOW I lose
you too. I shall not see you again. I
-ant too old to push ray way Onee more
into the Onfriendly world, and you
an expression of inclescrihable molest-
eholy steals over his face-whyou will
forgot," he mnrinurs, with sad prophecy.
"No, uo; my more than father !"
whispers the girl tremulously. "Do not
I, ins misju ge me. g r 1 love
as yours. Woutd be impossible. lily se-
cret is as yet unknown to you; but, be- is in reahty far from feeling.
hero me, this coming of tay friend has There is a pause; and thourl
not altered my determination to Sopa- As for that," says she, in a low tene
Ohild-cluld-da,rling 1" she mur-
rote myself. from -from those who are and with averted face, I suppose in 1
to nte the dearest upon earth." i; some ono of the far-olf year§ you will niers brokenly. ,
She holds out her arms, and in a
Her voice falters ; but her spirit, as
moisientlhas folded Doloreswithin them.
th ough her dear eyes is
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'nothing to .416. with that family, 44,
4wonts
t 'IL\ PATE, XXX.V.
To ooze with unseeing eyes upon a
sun.smitteg landscape through a half.
, opened window has been Doloros's sole
occupation for the last fifteen minutes.
To those waiting. in fearful "expectancy
for- What May 'bring them certain joys
time drags in slothful style.
How many times has she glanced at
the aged clock that stands upright in
the hall, as if defying its very sell?
to do st 1 have separated myse How often has its stolid face assured her
trent you all. I shall never go hem° that sixty seconds run to every minute,
and not ono ? Its incorruptibility preys
aortin.
" As yell Will about that, darling, upon bus
Home, after all, is only where those are Not even Bouverie is liere to whisper
whom we love Wo can go away corafost„ and convinee her that she is not
gether, you and. 1. I have some money, impatient. He went a good hour ago -
you know "-emiling-4' and we will see 014 what an interminable houttls_-taithe
if we cannot cheat starvation svith it nearest rallwayostation to meet' Miss
Marurin and bring her hither. But has
when you are my 'wife."
Not that -word, Diclo-aOY vfkie2 she come Will she? He might have
word but that ! I shall • uever be your brought a thougaind aunts here by this,
thpe ! Even as this extraordinary
wife ! Do not mistake me • about
this," ' • ., ' - ileetion occurs to her a swift step in
66 What a little tyrant I Would you, the hall may be heard, Dolores, paling,
then"conderan Me to the miseries of an. leaves her place at the window asnd ad -
eternal bachelorhood ?" demands he. -va,nces inwartls..s The door. is throsvn
lightly, with an assumption of gaiety he open hurriedly; sem° one enters. Yes,
it .is Lallie--but how strange, how.
altered! She is white as death itself
and is trembling in every limb.
hardly remota er e tliougflt
day. You, will marry somebody who
will not be me." A heavy 'sigh brooks
from her, "Whyshould you not?", she
. says. " Slone tlay, when all this Will
be regaiqed-bY yoilisT -very -old ItetTer
.yori will perlaaps hive and be loved, by
.80M0 sweet woman, and let her be to
• yen wha,t I can never be."
s Her voice fails her; but hravely she
conquers the momentary °maims that
bas arisen out ofher heart's agony, and
•gently raithe ber face to Ins. • •
" One thing, Dick," she says • brokeo.
ly ono thing, •remember- she -she
will hot lot° you more faithfully thao I
soe r •
steadfast in its sad remniciation,
It a supremo moment -her lost trea-
" You will stay here then ?" adks hesure hasheen re aimed
" That' woold be impossible; • I lutist
leave you,. it only to hide myself agaiii
- from those who wonia Hook to pershade
me to retern home, to their own detri.
r-meet-Mow hard -it -is -to- exsilaiu, ham -a
. pored as I am by. fear of cli,recivery r".
cries she,' with a Sudden burs: of sorrow -
f u l i it patio nee. , .
"1 have told yon 1 would nal Seek to
invite into your history," murmurs Mr,
ClIAPTE11
"Ab, *have _eels vem_ivron ! I
hatte-dnife *Thier-ifilka not ----r see
now 1" sobs Dolores, clinging to her.
Oh the blessedness of having that
kind bosom near her once again to be
the• recipient of her griefs! All last
night she had lain awake, preparing
herself for the reproaches, the upbraid-
hms that at last she has comesto feel are
alone her e.to ;and now-S-nowt1
•" Not ah red -not a Word, my darling!"
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Physician, Surgeon, eta, Office and residence
next Molson's Hank, market squaro, Clinton.
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Lon Ontario street,Olinton,opposite the English
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YLES YOUNO, COMMISSIONER. CON-
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Kin r. and Queen (greet*, 13137th
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Clitit011 •
("kit, REF:VB.-OFFICE ItA'ITENBURY
.1/ Merray Block, two. doors east of, Hodgens, en -
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!Dairen Street, Olin tort. Office hems, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m,
Lori s Maturin the tears running Al us. 'WHITT, TEACHER QF MUSIC. PUPILS
dense John, Boberteon's, finron Street, Clinton..
Mildmay somewhat wistfully..• But 131153
do ' down. her eheeks. " I will not 'have'
;7 - attended at their own rosidence,if neCessary. Re-
alm's HOW 111.9010a. t (Welt if desired,
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nxt-Dtaitmentof Victoria.University,Torento,fot
merly of the Hospitals and Dispensaries New York
• "Yes, yes.: "s1 have decided," inter. • Here he would Iwo spoken; but she yeti Mouse yourself in any way. Oh, to
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mot's- slio.feverishly. e 1 senceenfide in' checks him., • ' , think of all you. have euffered, my poor
she I _hale pretty otsera
you. yoti shall .know all svhets--when '.1 know what you „would say, ' • • I
he is • done at/alit aud I' shall -be left rutirmuis ; "hut it is useless.
. YOt V1- Such sweet coudonement of her fault, 1
d ,
• alone . . have thought x a over'
•
J. lenow
The touch of. utter desolation iu her ,,that in time you may forget. But "-
e es as sho says this roses. to 'the old piteously, breaking down a, it
will not be • for a long time, Will 'it,
Dick ?" .
" I hope not," says Bouverie steadily,
"as it will only be when death over-.
•
. .
takes me." - •
"In spite ot herself, her face changes.
at this passionate answer. ; happier
7,tr. Midmav is ' still 'only loot con man's heart. . •
" seious. Mrs. tdgeworth, bending over "Poor child!" he whispers faintly. -
him, is applyin-g some anoststons of her . He leans badkin his 'chair, and again
own decocting to his =oath and ' nose; ,tbe aShen, hue overspreads his face. By
Dolores is holding his •hand and gazing an 'effort he rouses hirnself, and; mo- '
at him with the keenest auxiety in. her 'tioning to Delores to rise to her feet, '
lovely eyes., Bouverie, it a little clis.' turns to Bouverie. . ' '
time, is also 'watching •hiru,"witha facia "1 fear' I. must ilik yoixtb eieuse nie, 'gleara illumines it, and her hand trem.
nated intentness he doesv-not dieguieo ohs for this evening," he says in an ess , bles within his.
even from himself. WItaiiitiliittothist.s.shausted tole, but with. geode dignity'. "Yoe must tell Lathe everything,"
old man resembles 2 • ILS,A10,7*61:1!, ...04, ,-...f.,,I-le(*a geed deal shaken, that -little she Says presently ;:" and, when we are
Dolores, has discovered in 1Y.ty. Mildmay .ivii4e6*,.ttfibk df a Moment sinee has so again separated; be good to her Yes,_
, a remarkable likettess to some parkin =Strung iiiiisthatl am afraid ..scannot • yoti Must be the ono to tell het all:" -
or persons unknoWn. : in 'mien minietet to. Yeur comfert to. • " You; darling ---not me. To confess,•
"What eaused•the faint, miss 2 What night. But I leave you in 'able,•hands." the troth to you, I made ' Mrs. Edge-
. happened -to him?" asks Mrs. Edgeworth'. .IIe smiles kindly, with a gesture iif-the 'worth promise to send a telegram to
•. hand towards Delores. h Our little friend Miss • Maturiu an hoer ago ; that will
•speli. 'generous forgetfulness of all the
Corona r fo r the County 0 f Huron,flayfielco Et' t .
nml lastouTiln)1 iie eihsocuitr,s ii Ina. slovlsiui which r etc p i elNrIci es s
t a
NK 11" l'ilell:'Betri' tAtillit,IssiTtEn171.'s' 'ss°Sregril!!
voile- litr.411.iiiiirtfitigit
• ment sob, she throws baek. her head and 1 eartty„esiols ire
Dolores's heart:, . Withsa low Init
el a i. ,B ivate]finals to
:4;111.7.6 ,600rtnilitioi :Igen its, Mossrk.11c,
•
oan at lowest rates of interresf.
dazes into • Miss Maturin's • oyes with
althost a tragic meaning in her owe. .
l',R.`0T-OINLItni".; m.B.,GRADUATE
• " Have you nothing else to sii,y,' Film 1,:tinr.serstroonfertoslilDernoct: 1.2z.
says-'-" no ans.ory word? Until' -saw. , sielansaxudSurgetoenre,oi
Dick yesterdays I never thought- howl hausstohserisossusisa by Dr. Reeve, Albert street
• you and he would have to endure as Well --e9:-.1T-c-5, • __ ' •
MISS DIEFIEW
MUSIC TgAoHER,
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of Dolores, in a low tone-- .. .
"tdoolsknow-I haven't -the faintest -ill . entertain you,": he says •gentlys
japes!' returnsDoloreithdeep distress: " doubtlesi you and she have! much to'•
• " Ifeserarre-therestestbiesdeer-te-gre i 5:61 . after to ion and s •
,... .5
ils kindly as resttal:.,,,,-1- brought in. my. trying a parting." ts
friend, and- ;Hon': Was it, Dick 2" •:. He touches the girl's 'hand affection- .
-turning :to Bouverie. " I•think I had Moly, and 0:mug with ratich apparent ,
[
barely time' to introduce- you -to Wm - diffieulty, rises from his chair. lIelooks .
when he fainted-olfr '..._,. .;. old and enfeebled, Bouverie, going has •
" Ay, sof" says the housekeeper -cosi"... tily to his sides draws his ' haaul through.
ously. She has taken hardly any notice . his arm, and loads hid]. tqtlidstoor. ..
of Dick Up to this; but new she regards • ' " I thaolt yeussir," says MroMildnia-y„
him S•aith open scrutiny: coorteouily ln some little odd way it
• hlYout. name; 511? "'she it'Sks nhietly, • new becomes apparent to all present ,
with. to utmeststrespeci. 'that he avoids uSing Bouverie'S name
.6 Bouverie," Says' Melt, "'wheo; addressing him. ." I have indeed •
on her. • '. ' 'become an old man "he says with. asigh
• She turns her head abrUptly. side, --;h older than I should be,"
_ •
itietending to busy _herself with her. . At the door he' denies to'. , stand -stili
patient, brit •not before Beaverie bas. • end regards Dick long and eartiestly
uotieed the .dullo:ed that has flamed tato "Not a feature, not a' feature!" lie
• her eheelts and the . trembling of 'her , mutters to himself ; Sad then;
I i ps. Your face is. unfamiltir. Sir see no
intuit regret that thy. nude' is my likeness -L. -none, though ilannied I Might
game," he says caltnlysetill watching. ',"liave traced ,s.onie suiall •resemblatice:
her, "if, as I must believe, it 'has, bn.717-What-•-T-f'. tinestion is plainly boyar. •
the coils° of Your mister's illness. ' •' ing upon bie bps: but he suppresses it.
o -The nametseertainly is. known to • Oblootighs eneughl'Ile eays hurriedly.
him," returns Mrs. Edgeworth, iti,a eon; 'rut, tut, tut . What foolish thoughts
' strained tone. In forn.im dayshe was we-have:I .TO-ntooty, perhaps to:nior-
•---;wah eonnet/ted-Wittritr"inTsoine -way, row f" • , ' • . •
es • BouVerie with old:world '
days. But doubtless, sir, there ere many ,courtesy, and, taking the housekeeper's
elyout nanse,-so many that we ueed atm, quits the room. ,withher, thuS ipso- ,
not cquiieet- yorx With those who -whose • log the lovers -alone.
lives were once mixed up With Mr:Mild- , The long, long conversatiou. that en-
, f • sues, e w en oh• 't
hwxi
•
bring `her 'here tb-motrow, don't
doubt." • • •• •
• o" Ali 1" She fluelte's Warmly, andaher
Phrtims•uport-hiS ; then-thessva4m
'colour elides, and a deathly Pallor takes
its, place. • ; •
• • Bouverie Watcheshei anxiously. Has
his intelligenee been too much for her
• Shp raises .her head presently, and a
deep sigh escapes her. • •
• "To see her so soon l" she whispers
faintly ; but he Can see thin; the light
eta great content 'is Making her face
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may s. • •-•
Ifer hesitationsisapparent, That she evensthestirstsigne.Of weitra. ISrre.
found-a-clitliettgysitrprenetsseing-her-Ildgenterth tettrrns tfOlthoin,_ acietapas:::
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toasters name is felt by both 1)iek and Med by a " neat -handed Pbyllis" bear-
as I. I at to save you freta further 'eNn. WORTHINGTON, PHYS/CrAN, SURGEON
evil ; bet 1 ooly hurt and gtieVed 'alritest. IJottootiallour,Lieentiateof the CouogeotPhysielan•
and Sttrgeons of Lower Canada ,and Proviucialtiden,
to dmeaytiliftel!e 'hicwherevfc'erbweetnemseiliiis'ILs gerivily tist o' and Coronorfor theCountyofilmon. Offiesand
wideintrt:nbagitirder.i.orlFerl; occupied by ?Jr
kit Still -ah, *hat is it I must do now `.?"
ith fresh- burst, of des air. olinton,?anhabossi. .
IS NOW EBADY BECEIVg .1)Uniias
mosiLLnit
ERTIT ANI) ORNA.MENI'AL TREES, NOR, -
'WAY SPRUCE, SCOTCH ANp
ASTBACHANesPINE,
TIM LATTER or WIIICII wn MAKE A SVECIALTY
criee sho,p . .
' " Oh,•uth rasT ebila whispers..m.iss
IXNTON MECIIANICS' INTITUTE, LIBR
Drawing the girl down beside her.,
she presses- the- little 'Soft shiny bead
against her bosom and .seeks to seethe
her With tenderest word, •• '
Roesinsvaith-/Phis-veice of her Wh
from her earlieet. infancy has, ministered
to lief wants brings bake kithe wounded
sent of. Dolores. Growifig calther pre-
sently, she gives Miss. Matuiin a 'con-
deused account of her flight, her illness,
and the Unspeakable kin • deese of Mr.
-• •
•
• '" I must thank him I" exclaims 'Miss
A.laturin, rising hurriedly from hes seat
thebkoken voice theses.
•
• Maturin, leading her ,to a couch.•
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••" So he .PrePerea• for n" se°1(111-)g,".' he ' " °onto with mg then," says Dolores,
S6 I warn , • Sisinst too; '` I long to Make you knqwu
sayg, with affected fis‘litiiess,
you in thno that she will bung you to
will. , • "-God bless him Wherever. he •goes 1"
to bitn-my friend -my preserver'!" • '
• :yetis senses, though I failed., and
theiv'yott svliat a little sinner -You have ' murmurs Miss. Maturie, in a low leek
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full•ef intense feeling: • • , .
„been. :Do yot thiuk she -will .thuntens .
. doMmeg in t� a life of single 'iN7retelfaci: as it
. Sho,tightens her hand upon the girl's,
lies levinglY Within hers,:and fol.
• &nee ••oilrliard.:hearted.' Scheme of. con- .
nesS 2" ••-; -• - • . '. lews her across the tiny hall to Mr.
Ail, do tiot make tiiings400: hard for -.Nlildmay's.studyi 'Here it war lie- had
' me !".. she eutteats onoutofeily. • •-", Loot . rectAved nytiverie.. betestoo he is des.;
tis talk of that no more ;: believe:me, J. tinedto meet Dolores's aunt.' ' ' ..
shall never be nearer to yOu tInm T an With .au eager step Miss MatUrin
to-daY." ' • ' . '. crosses -the threshold -'with. an eager .
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-ANps EMBALMER,
Albert -St. Red Rocket Store
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She letki her oyes oieet his in sorrow- •tearful smile she goes ferward to greet
• fill ea,rhestaiess, • audso marks the her darling's friend. Ho is sitting in •
s'a &rain at lawt-he-ha8-101111a- it irtil?"'' his -Listed -chair os -she and D'Olorefisenter
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teit-e.yes-me
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oiarobrrii Tilt* ram B itwv.r,oupptioN •
,
. Where he keeps it seloot assortment Of
' WATCHES, CLOCKS, AIEWFLLERV,' SILVER.
WARE '
•• Which we will self at reasonable
• this her tortnred heart knows yet Eiso• There is a, smothered. ejaculation front
other pang, s• somewhere, end then the pleasant smile. • • •
sdie says, beetling towards •dies front Miss•Maturin's face, the light •
liiiii ab uot look like that Even it. • from her eyei. She looks as though
• no
caut be to yeti what you will, still she had heel). suddenly touched. into
do not dens, to yott Abet I feel •it `startrblehtossorile invisible- hand -as she _
most sWeet 44,1d blessed thing to have.
After -the severest test at the late. fair in •
0 I in ton , t Was nuiversally acletittect that
l'BRFECT ANLILIAtt417. ,AKI_JJAVirkAlat,
'AND SWEETNESS. OP TONE, the
EXPELSIOR was away ahead 'of. all ails'
eissantladestinecl to be the,Popelas josstre.
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Ment eithe day. This, along with the fact-,
that a sPecialprize was awarded it, certain
ly speaks volumes forthe instru Tents, and
parties ruirahasingsshonld see the Exch-
. Sun.. hetet° biasing eldhawiltsive,' • '
GEO. I'. OAKES., Pitortuiree.
_
Factory thiewdootsmost of Molley's Ptimp
Step, Rattenhtiry StsoClinton,
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stands there • motionless, or gaze im.,
-Doleres. . ' _ ing a ea -equip ,.„e. a . you near ine 0.5 you, now are. In • all
• . • moVably fixed upon Mr. Mildrnay .with
Askessito600ng-isettliresescee le -be- a the- barreo bours_sthat be hefore us,, . a.horszer. mit hideseribahle. •
o'' ptly t , he1 the 'tion to Me fatal barrier to further lovo-drosins;Boo- we „shall at least hayo his one 'tii-ie AS for Mr. :AIildmay,,froni the inthis'init
o I wish," she begins nod then breaks
Mildmay, who has now sullicientlk re- yerie; with a sigh, conies. back to the ineinbei." . • his glance. Met her a terrible change
coVored from. his uneoisseiousness to be present, an'd'shakes himself clear of the' ' To Make lier any rejoioder Jestatheti
Able to rthoguise thode around him; ight,lappy, but alas, too fragile .bands "wawa th lihnlinpongible; .yet sothethinh
Ics if instinctitely-his n,lance• wan- that:hope bits been Wiittoilie tolled hi --------------------- -ie Wol: have sad Tiirtliari
o lac pen os i ,
' dors to Ilotiverie, . • , ' : •
. . .
Dick, ' ads's:tieing to him. and speakinri inovod as toiceussot fetdre ho had ever hied biscoits. puts au end to sentimental able. . . • - -: ,
."\Irs ltdrewottli, reappearing at this '
'
had passed or .him. . watching
heir with a strained half unbelieVing air,
bis lace blabehed, .his hands trembling.
whole appearance there is•a curn
I fear I have dis6.7essed. you," says s where ISeleass's slight .-shadeWy.-figure nsoment with tray holdiug•win• e ous,tionse of fear, vague. but unnustaX• .
regretfully, '` Pefhaps-it 'will be botte; pictuaed to a st:It before the • bligltt Phrases. . You!'" '4 3'4 Miss ItIathrin at last.
for me ' • deseentled npon then) and that •cruel She conies' itt With quite a hale bustle Her voice is not loud, .there is no
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" No no ; I loss yoa will •stoy where bolt haft fallen fronsOut the blue of taxis : and in a few mitittes has put the lovets, violent pasSion it This tp.dged.
t itl rest slam hter. sin oeb in a whisper the one word falls
you are," shys lir. Mildraay, tightly MI I • lives to blast theis fondest desires, to rou w 1. g g
from her, yet it thrilLs thrisigh all tho PHOTOGRAPHEE
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terPretiuLsbis meaning. . " Yoe, have . Mrs.Edgewortlisstauding respectfully, , administered. hor wino, and biscnits, sho
At iessssayss --TIVIledith's
now severed -the hurtled retifsti-of-some- into thinnest slitehs); and presses the• 1, the..dungeou hisstairs, where she tucks affriglitedly,..as though to denrand her
'lost memories --all helped to opset me ; dainty hot cakes of her own maltieg upen '1401' safely intother bod, • iti spite ef all attention. • :• •
'dem) me lie 111-teiii:7-'1V-sudilenalhougyit' sontsettitstheirsteasandsoaiwesethestow,14..takea ea itive the younser and weaker room. , ,
-the' remeiniiienee or' seine olir-tine euts-the deliratehhatif of -Wows -au he routo
and my heat is perhaps riot altogothet the pleasont-voiced youug man who has Pretosts• ' Very timidly she leys"ber hand upon
shestroug as 111 once -was; . I am to -day, in SO Short a time made n'' -inroad upon "I'm not goitig to have you laid upon' her arni ; hut for the first time 'in all her
an older man sir, than I she -Ufa -1;61r, dnytroulr'heitrts---- sa. huads attain for any one -no, not if - ilfe---and the laslo-Miss Matutin repul-•
Beiivtem-is'irbotit tosspealritgainbitt There is toe, aniotigt ,all,lies, lifill-dKoine again'!" she says ses her;
he checks him. ' Virtiies, • an inwerd setatte Idf SyinPatlit. .Stotnly,•beatieg Op the pillOws..ter if-ithhossoLtastott,trtheMrsslivin,essondet-t
act .of Punishing.
- " Wake MO early," toga thncaptive'
Repairing of every description proniptly
tended to, and all work warraoted.
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Oijnt�uN�y, 18S2. , „
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DRY -11.11.41111
SUBSCRIBER, ITANINO JUST COMPLETED
.L • and furnished his new Planing Mill with•machin- • •
ery of the 'IateStimprovecl patterns; is- nowpreparod
to attend to all orders in his line in thinnest prompt
and satisfactory trim-iiier, and at reasonable rates. He
Stv-ould-ilon-riattro thanks to all who 'patronized the
rin before they Weie burned-onbrand-new-b0141.,
in a better, position to execute orders expeditious1v4
feels confident he can give satisfaction to .
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'FACTOR ecir the Grand Troth •Rai;
to. ay,. Clinton. .•
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• THOMAS'bIeNtINZIVE-. .
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" I beg you will stay with Us toanieht, that compelif this worthy woman th has.. were Dolores's own self she was in. -the • nialfe roof sho asks, in a'voice no onesA
and aslong as you female in the neigh- would recognise as bers,, so harsh 18 It,
h• Aloe& Mrs. Edgentotbh will get yen and filledssvith so condensed a hatted-
-- to room -oh? th the boosts. s theamtred. of a, 'lifetime. You have
tea over het duties at the teatable. She
refrains from lingering; she entsatiany
snsal-usual, but useless-serviees short.
She, hi a yvotds.heltis-the Imre te Chat,
renevved solitude wheie one a memory
born of her by -gone days assures. Mr
they can be entirely happy. • '
, • " There is one thing yoo, can dis„ for
me," says -Dolores, sonsevvhere, in the
fond desultory talk that follows on Mr.'
Adgewottles second ditiappearance.
hYou remember that Woman we Were ,
-Speakiitg of just noti, into whose cottage
I went on my way here ---the Woman
who directed you to this cettage 2 Mrs.
Burnet I think you said lier name was 2"
Yes-.1.11rs. Burnet." -
." Well, she'was kinder to me than
I can say, and I should like to do her a
kindness in toturis. She has a daughter
who boons emtenne, and by whom she
is beloved ; but they cannot marry be-
cause of an obstacio that stattild.between
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feeblY.' : . .•, -
"If I hear of yoloir, getting' oat frbm
'between these liheets.1111 ten o'cl'Ick
rtiorrovv, Pll inoiv the -reason Wh3r," re.
torts gaoler fiercely. ,
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, "Which I've always said It, awl
stiolt itf" flays uts. Edgeworth to
herself later on, when she has bidden
Dick too •goOd night, with a respectful
courtesy, �A'the threshold of his door,
"ttliat there's nothing like having
young people in a house ; and, of all
sorts, give MC lovers 1" Sho whiles a
geoia,1 " But Bouverie, Boo -
vale 2" She pondets a while, etanding
still in tlie middle of the paSSitge, can-
dlestick in hand. " she says
presently, as though relieved, "he's not
like the oia baronet in any ono feeture
-.--that's certain. Let's hope he has gob
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CLINTON•
*LIIPE-SIZE WORK SP.ItiTALTy.
• keeper. • • eaten of his bread 1 Dia iestinet, tell ,
"Gertainly, sir,, if • the gentleman vvill nothiog, stirl ? Speak 1"
not objeet to.potting up with some trill- 4 fallible what?" asks DolOres faintly.
inomii,en lances. The heath ie "" Oh, Dick,. come here 1" -as Bouverie
walke into the teem. ,through the glass
• says Mrs. -Edgewatths....withs_lowered
&tee. ' doer opening into the gatden. "There
" I only hoPe You Will ghire yourself no _is something wroile," says Dolores a
trouble oa my account," says Diclt little Wildly.. 6. 1 'do oot maderstand
pleasantly, IiI thank you verysinuch, who -who -a*" She 'senses, a,nd points
M. Mildinciy, sad "-with it 'hurried - bteethlessly to Mr, Mildmay. "Who
,ydu to know that 1 Shall be happier here • 6,' Year father t"answers Miss Maturin
is this 2"
A
glance at his little love -e" should ltke •
than anywhere in the world." ' itt a cold measured tate, .
That is well," • says Kr. Mildraay.
" I had haidly time to tifiderStand irtrieh,
but I think 1)olotes said you. were a
frierid ot hers ?"-with a keen but ex.
besotted look at the young man,
" Olore•thast that," returns 1)14olt, stish
ling, "1 am her eillaneedihuthand 1"
" Ne, net Melt." Says tho girl, with a ,
okts:.
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Bouverie places his arm, round the
helf-sinking girt. But in a moraertt she
raijies from her weakness, arid rushes
;forward as though to throw herself into
Mr. Mildtaay's arms. All is fiirgotten-
,the shame, the disgrace of her birth ;
lobo remembers only that her father
istands before her, that she has foond
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