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The lady af the fling',
A STORY I'Ult'i'H14 NEW JAI
Tula WIN:GRAN TIMES +'1 DA Y Al 13
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General , Dema
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sig! taepoke,saa
aterateallalla
f se tot• repeat it. 1 lug cut hie resolve to leave Ito prim of will not bo frank with me I tihall' t4b
Wok ,hiss; arll�, it ld,,still 1 whoa
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;`0 all nt. l0 111 yl6" f
has been l I r l i Priory t t t Sl ,,•.,
e that td utal ie ruined as't holt n
s . e '
n ids1 t o •ala have i 1
batwing' ?` the Gr h l 1l I ha seen ► d
u �>� giltr a tsflspr"ct
n
1 s• t l he grand '
inot 3 rf n i t i o
sample le ll i t ares t a e
h► •' 1 Il did a e 1 a ,
i,ntti,& �¢fxow.,':asor�be to 1tn, � tut eP •� g l ,loci ;pare E, 1110 cleal!ngftli of the itttlttNx
fui *ammo, ' ,K ? (,' �, ') to droit a nave abet tent Ron so wrong
1-..1441ttaAt'*1tat silent" fort atime-".til t i :the ni st indulgeiG.'af parents, and to
but 'at last Ilia• suspicions impelled hint encourage him lathe blaekest ingratia
to ask the question—',,lied do you to de,'
licelly chink tlies. people are faithful Gould he• bo speekiu: of Gaspard ?
serval► is r \Vas it pursible that the beautiful
Ay, why should they not be ? 1 'Florence, instead of being the man's
pay then, well ; and interests is the prisoner, wits his willing associate.'•
only lily that really binds man to man But the General's last ,word's went
nowaled eye far towards contradicting this suppot
• Ernest thought of those at. Borne, Atkin.
atld warmly • aeswered:,—'i sem happy 'Tbo.fellow is deed, and T •did not
to slay that .l, do not agree with you; mean to be betrayed into speaking of
that I , have always found affection a him'; abut if I etin discover these
closer turd tumor !lane, than any wretched women, tasty shall not evade
other.' lee as their vile, relative did. They
General Darrel smiled satirically,have property of mine in their pcs-
aud Iiia tones took, their old harshness, session ,, whichI will move heaven and
'Yt:u are quite right to think so as long earth to. recover.'
Its yon eon. Our dreams are often He wiped great drops of perspirat
ton from his sorehead, and arose, 'Mr.
Stanhope• yon must ' excuse me, the
sig;:1t ol; that ring has raised swell tor-
turiug reoollectians;,tllat I rain only fit
,to be by myself.'
Leoshe►• Asa two Bloom, good, !affect• ' He had reached the door; but cape
*nest drew his hated over his bra w,
and thf `vpmau went, away to fetch
l k► t
siSieteebreakftiek , .,Wen she re-
, e
e•„, ,ruede! a aflnostod.11ereagerly.•
'Dric ei, I cannot think that li lite
ztlie talteii:' `he more 1. p&uddr f5 ver
the vent of 111eb 'ni'ght, the inure I
feel eottvinaad two' )'°efutttcet my roe •:•
an4 Met wit the adventure). have bed
desteribings <' 4,i tl, nor, as proof of it;
you will' it C lira fie catlins the ewer I
parried with nlcen'
`'T'erhlips: Xotyte seamor :ell; •tell'• .me
what:JtWee rikte'rsteiti Bridot, quiiely
es, she; hanelealehiucean•e,.g;, and batter-
AA' his, toast. . , ..
• ;'Tail a i', Why',, like all;. ether wat-r
jugs,1 suppose. Oh ! in -Dolor, do yeti
retlg1 toile ; Ilemeinber that it was a
4 ,, jr ii:44 o4 alis.;: -*pink, with. a
ertatakartiliepanited,wreath of a onvol-
• coli `iiwiuiug up the handle.'
,$4'1;90110'.t •
, a1y began !plena) it"again. when
bDonee iI f .And stepping ; iitito the
ocl'-!,Dont,= stie prod !oral tits jug intact.
giire gt up,''•aricd�Er•nest-,�,[ r;iyt'
x
ilk -J.340, he, ;aadetl, .internally,
'tbougl� silenced 1 ago net . convinced.
4esOliing:x•iysre • lunged coat nrra
rip bya disor ie,iyit.brcain, how is it
that eemenlber.uothi,,g else?
'o shoo'r` offtuese puzzlins
thou i , Q. write lite letter to his
t4gther!, yTliis was ate • eaay ,taste. He
,could not disguise from her thathe
spas far froin wen, and that he had not
been leased with, his reception So
lie corstent id himself with r teliiii her
that she „might expect to see lain very
shioril'y; ' when site sho,uld, tiro all his
adventures from his own lips.
'T+'atikiede,ven with this alight exer
do ,, he iras 'resume after it, when
Ge reran ,,Dareels entered. He had
beard from Bridget that 't`ie' young
man was awake and sea:able.:oid lied•
eons to•: congratulate Milieu his rtes
eoverg. •This he done so politely that
Ernest could uo.t help beta; impressed
with the. boar LAC his gtl)t'gmaiily
irearing.presented to his harsh; over-
hearing. beaaviour on the alight of
tlieir':tiret n)ee.iiig. • •
yifie seemed anxio:asi to, have tins fc •
• gettc-n. Ernest.'s 11 ti •ss; and the lee.
t tat
het eeviugs icu l uoufirru,•Q• .the
relatien the; Genet: 1 ,u rudely doubted,
Barr!, 1. disposed the teeter in his guest's
favQ1.. Ue felt a h, toed of his •cosi •
duct, auditietiued :.) admire the spirit
;with winch the yo.tng marl . reseuie'i
it. .
:tray don't ria , ifr. Stanhope ; I ase
afraid you,are ,actin;.; imprudently
I.eavie r • your b •d s"o saute ..fie you
find that chair, 'sufficiently easy? . Thert
is no couch here ; the .servants shall
• bring you one n ' ;Not till S Lnclle aa,i
1 xidg;et hid•clotie this, mid, Ernest .psis
a,.,nifortably cti !posed ep•ne it, w,)uld
,erte down .himself. Thee his•, eye
glanced at the l.:rter.ou the.table.
'You ,h ..ve ,been writing 1 Of course'
Jou Went this sent off Withall possibl•
speed!, Sendie.shalI rule , with it .into
the coin, Saddle tiie roan, Sandie,
and 44 ,4 iiok 'Leek Here 1'—he field
outhiseyatolle-aI.shall expect to see
you ride oat of yon gate in five tui
notes.'
'Deed, your honor,,' sail S t , ! e,
tinnily but respectfully, 'it's no' pos-
siblt'! ,
'«hat's that, sir?' said the General,
irefully, 'Disobedience of crdeis•?'
!,,NP, :IN sir. I. ken myduty better
1'll git ig awes' And do Inv heft ; hu
I'm no but a puir body, tt,at's n1a so
tithing teal was ; and I am hut mind.
seg„ye,
ind-
seg.ye, General, that I cannot move • so
gleety as •I once clid.'
'Go. go 1' cried his, 'Baster, waviee
hint away ; and when fou are in tow„
if you see anything likely to &aura ee
invalid's appetite, purchase its. Here
is n)y. purge,
As •13audie, with a mi Italy. x.tlut+'
pieced up the purse, and left the, rootn,
the Genera. turned to Ernest tvith en
atiolog;etic smile. 'That artful fellow
take many en "Ave, fare oter nu%,
fie k><orvs that when lie ' mikes suet
at;ltta.one, t laiir' p')werie s.'
EPing t'ia.t the young man dict no
nidestand' ilii, t ii added, ' What
has lies i.ot told you, yet, that he one
saved city lite, hi a skirtuieh, at 'h
filename tisk-of his o,vn ? flan) tie E
so very proud of the exploit. tll:tt y:'11
will h,, ttul'e' t ) hear the whole hist.,;•;
of it ere long.'
Ernest versrrlred to roniirk that th
sum seemen to be alt origt,tal.
'16-, and se is the .vnmini.eertr'+ft
I halve; stud Yneksitire I;':ir,',rrd 1'd.
another ; sand their rp) •site oharaeter4,
iiatiu••t)lity, and their,je:4.ousy of et e
;t.n�:e;.!i},'.i, keep Vont faithful to ere:
ple,4sauter than our waking realit-
ies."
'Sir,' cried Ernest, forgetting Lis
weakness, as ho raised himself to re.
ply, 'you torget, tint 1 have a loving
io.tate girls, who would taste. theinsely- eaine back to leave a checque on'the
es if they fostered. such sorrho, such table.' •' e. -
cu itemptible feelings. 1 cannotltear• -. `I had almost forgotten ; ' 1 • am
hear auy.hing sail, that seems to calci apxiouss• to send your mother a sou-
pareee their affection.' '
'1i'oelfeli boy 1 aro your ,opinions
feu titled, like mule, on exnecie1tce ?
Sit dawn. You are not in a fit state
for argument. 1 have been to blame
to talk to you so much. I will ling;
venir of our eitrly friendship; and I !h
should lake to ake her childrean seine
l�ew. Year's gifts- But I am thorough
ly unfired for it now, Yon will very
enueli•Qblige .me if you will *rite in
sly stead,. and oemnnlssion ,some Aub
for Bridget,'' you eau &Ponri upon to select what -
And theGereral, really concerned' ever ,you, think would best. please
at the invalid's flushed face and quiv- theein,'.one before Ernest could
lip, was ,tow co anxious to undo was g
the mischief his speeches had oo i4sieen reply.. Luta gift so delecstely tea.
,•d, than Ertiost was conciliitted, in dered, it would be difficult to refuse ;
apite of itiuuself; . end gave- hint his and lie spout a 'pl,'a;act half -hoar in
hand at parting with considerable cog- writing to a fellow -clerks who, for
di,ality. • .. • Lizzie Btaitliope s sak^,. would think • it
Whatesould.havo roadie this•veteran no trouble to visit the sliopa Ernest
soldier, graced as ittewas With 11ili specified, and proesive the articles no
.ntlitary dignity ---hie valor ackno�v $elected. , •
!edged on all sides—lits wealth seas!.. . General Darrel secluded him self; for
in;; mint. to gratify . every • responsible the rest of the day. Sadie 'V enturert
wish--wJiat, riga!, asked himseif, into his presence with a trey of re-
freshments; but was driven away with
aortia! Imes' mad, .him the•stQrn; ars- .
crusiful man he now appeared to be ? n torrent of inweetives, the sound of
hroom
1 uc beforelieeould arrive •at any The old Scltuhthe i :f
soumewhich reacnvlidlin no wise
satisfactory solution. of this question,
tit, weariness overpowered hint, and disturbed: •by his master's wrathful
he slept •agalm, long and soundly. speeches:; use had reconciled him, to
•(lu the morrcw, General Uttrrel therm; but Ernest. as he listened anti
paid !tint. -another visit,. -'and after'remeinberfid that the f rtilight in
sap, essit,g; his pleasnrn at the evidentwhich his clenission had to be made
.iinprove;uent in his guest's health; was r ipidly passing. aw.ay,. • wondered
he entered. into a•long; and live y con- whether he too,sllould learn to endure
ver>atiou with hint. sueh•storms of.,umerited • abuse..
Sle,•was evideutly pleasc►d as well as
General Darrel seemed to tape -it for'
s,srprised, to tied that Eruesi was, 110 granted thlat Ernest had no. seruples
supe.fieial thinker, that he hid availed' �4bout ''remaining; •'••Whit would rhe
hiiti.elf of the. 7 helps our vondg men say when he' beard that Er•ne.t, while
nowenjoy, , to ►sad lnueh ayd \vr;ll sensible of his h st's innate goodness
Tse j -t neresl was in ties midst of an of heart, revolted against the thought
inter sting <leaurilitun of the acted. of a ►ife spent under the • sof of a man
Of Lucke iw, ,vise he soddenly paused whose ebullitions of temper disgusted
-sial ii. great .agitation, panted to the hon' -
youuw in.an' band. •• • CHAPTER VI
• entre riti: l Where did you net it r
Er110acUorrosea 1e
t' 1 1'ttl • 'It -was
5 ,
A gift ' ' • • , . . .
'Iudinf,d` 1 1'ro'tn•whom. I. domes
a tsk"ihrotig h utero cut'i•r.§ity. I hive a
r'sason, a 'very' powerful reason,' for
tOe inquiry:' 'Yeti dori'c'soern to be
mitre that it is urine'; 'that it has been
a..,h irloo,.:,iti myfamily for an.re
,
..an two centuries.':
.Ernest briefly relate how it come in.
t) h s' possession, and the ,General's
interest increased, and hisbrow. dark
erred.
'A id you do not knew the ntsntes of
ales' women?, Yeti have no means o
.rauing then? How nnfortuiiate•-
now very ►tefortunate ! ',would give a
neat deal to 'find out where they are,
..ir. Stanhope. In fact 1 must find out
,vIwrc they are,' •
Ile posited hiss • chair away as he
puke, and levee pecieg the room, in
a state -of great »ers•ons ir.ritsitio.,,
'I think,' mist Ernest, 'you must hr
1 awing under some mistake. The ini-
i�afr►ni whont•,I had that gift were
of •dt'lioat.Ef and .:refined appoaranee,
.1: an sure if yoo had "seen these, you
would h. tee. hesitated to apply the
team 'those women' to them.' •
'N enselises 1' replier! the General
writhed . iy; 'they re elnsely connect',!
wit'i one of the •bitesest scolnntlrels o0
the earth; agetnibler•- et rngce•-a litter
tial nti Uttllclarlt)f vallen—a ►n in, gip,
vita would hot ecrriple to rob ilia owe
fisher.'.'
Tamest 1./M now hear Lily glad thin
'10 hal not told the angry General o'
ay bell f tied., he hail seen Floret, •
eel her mother in the Priory, His 1111.
vtlinve f es to believe that these otos
s esti ins c•,ttld be true' of eny one con
mead with the ;gentle dents of the
.n * induce 1 htnn to answer rd. little
AN ATTLMPT no ,SOLVE THE Ml'8TE$Y.
On the following morning, Ernest
:considered himself sutliciently recover
ed to leave his, apartments. .in fact,
uis impatience rendered every hour
spent within theni terrible irksome.
lie was eager to inspect the -ruins,
again ; to satisfy himself whether
Bridget was right when she asserted
G1 at his nee:urnid wanderings within
their precincts were only imaginary
ones..
He said nothing to her of his inteu-
f titins. He eyes, whited., until the
General—who still looked out of
temper, and complained of headache
---bad paid hien a brief visit, and gene
out for a solilt ry ride. Then, tolerably
certain that both Sandie awe his
_female comp ',Mon would be too bt'tisy
to watch bis mew::neets, he quietly
opened the rloor,,attd sallied forth.
The corridor looked very' fauniliar
as he simply paced its length. and he
reached the do •r which, nulees he was
gro.btiyneistaken, spelled into Malrnilux
passage, without 0, comae, i.io ' any
ens.-
Ilis•heart began to beat ltiglt ' As by
laid hie •!land on the. handle. It re-
-'eisted his e,t'..rte, ant, to .his great
inoitilicatio,t, he fatal, l that all turtle.
;rtieat'cli ii, tiles, auartor .was impos-
sible, for the key had been turned, and
taken nut ot''th'1oek. ..
Whoae d do it this t .It was not
•.l o seinen 1t';1s, Ernest. felt quite
ertain,, Nor wary bo dispits d to` he.
eve it was auoidoutat. But if ''Bela•
• t thought in thus way to cheek Ins
u:rr)sity. she had chosen a mistakable
•i.ethe'lt for ho now felt more cou%'1tu
eta than b•'fare that the woman had
been •wilfully deceiving intim.
warmly.•
'Is not this string •lauyttn„e to
a lily to :t 1r isnot who is not here to
1 •f.nui himse'f ?'
liar General frott t.ad gstvagely,
tn9lce any remark upon iho car•.
cumstalue .would, however, only put
er o r her a't her gnarl, xi, be re:+olr'
ed t:, take no tietiee wh'►tevcr of it,
and seek c.c:,xe other Deana of carry.
to ilia inhabited pate of the building, in 11131018ts,
llu.apt+iteil. Shu (leer of the 'hall and 'The Ito ►'d best, Ritchie answered, 130
passed out.,- \Vit.hoot any trouble, hemel,,be lltee!11 ger. what thee won't like
found his way to the pottage of .Richie for then pains T' moister don't like
tits t ehermau, wile was laolung ovor 1 anyhody to *toddle lei' his concerns,.
►
Rune fish he lied est caught, end se.
lcctilig sone of the finest for the Geta
or'al's table,
of to pry into 'eiu ,wi'ot his loave.
Ernest hesitated If this apparent
111yetel•y is an.affe it oi•the Generals; of
',1It' e,sugrattilate the young man I course !!,Baps cline with ion flut'I
heartily ou hisQreeovery, 'lain mein cannotbt;liovo that he tolertites the
seu'ee ,,hart,, (,Train,' Ye tl[nll c°°01presette of Pierre Gaspard on ]tis
dont fm,' II4V.(' a gond spell ou the' domain, encl.' inn positive that it waa
wstit„i' se'e' tl;w; it'll bring; the solar' with that scoundrel 1 wrestled th o
back • into they wilily cheeks, o'
thine.” . .
Evilest thanked him for the interesa to a wide grin. 'Ay, ye no this; but
he dis;played in Ids welfare. -"Wit e 111 lay 'ee n grout yo can't teal who
did yon not .ell to see me, Ritchie ? rima ,ad *epee nasi"
he weird, 'Yon might be :+,ry sure
.ibis vas an admission that.
thee 1 ehunhl Iiave suffers' tuyself to Ernest wits quick to notice. 'No, T
be climatal to the preserver of my life.' („tinct, i„dueil, for' as yon are aware
ltitcuie seratohi,d his head. 'Eh, I lust my senisus, 'Wee it you ?'
well, I never thought about un, yen' limisie 'opened thu front of his shirt,
see, or tnebhe 1 ntoi.„ ht, But 1 •clo,t'e. and showed just beneath his shoulder. •
often go up to tit' big hoose. Sanna
tliu ,il unheated wound,as if from c knife
(tome d., ..foamit to feu til' • tae lt, for ne such es the pe0e0enlan woio. -
likes a critek (a gossip) nows and theme, I 'My good fellow 1' ii rnei t.ex wlaiiei-
and a whiat' of a pipe�;� and he won't I eel, starting forward and grasping the
•smoke. i'the'loosts, The women. folk !,mart's me, 'Itt ,ft possinle that you
won't let iii.
I rec.ived tits in my defence? And
'13ut you come sometimes, Ritchie. il spill
you laic! ,tie in securing the
Lrnest cta,reless1X replied.• 'You "le t' ,,,;oituclrel who has attacked us 1'
z ioro•the other right, weren't you ?' I Y
, uu„g; toaster,, Ii,ichfe ,tnswere•l
Ritchie pricked up- his ears. 'Eli t I , ,;,, a ea .. '1. teL 'oe • Gaspard wont
dunno waist ye mean 1' , trouble '.•e again. He didn't come off
-eIuclt-ed t, 1,•poke plainly ehuugl,. ±se.,t free wheu he cligged his knife into
You were at the Prv.ry the other, , ,,,y flesh,. dttiig un fee a .cowardly keg -
night, wandering about with a tautens, wee 1 'lie's lett the island, an' he won't,
in the ruins„'. • colae round again in a bur y. A3• for
Deng it ! who told ye that?' asked`t'o,her things, if theo'rt as good heart:
the fishertnan..tlirow•u off his guard. ' ed 11 coop ass I think these, thee']1 say
`No••:ne. 1 -saw you myself.' I mailing ; for thee cant• do• no, good
Eh, • then, said Ritchie, stooping . and tare ut�ght do thee more ]carni.
down over, his basket ,—.eh, then, 'cid. than throe could undo.'
uo. use g,•ainsaytug; ye, A m.n, will,
Ernes, sat clown on a stone near the
believe his own eyes, say w.,at Vt'e !cottage door, and.musad. Ile could
wool, !sae that Michie, although he feigned to •
'Of course,' said Ernest, unable to Iie busy with Ilii, fish, was anxiously,
repress a smile at his m tuner. ' lint ' wat,ihing tries.
.you have not toad• me whet. ',oak- you ,'Fell iii he said at last, •w110 my
into the ruins at so late- an loon'.' i i,nterfuremce would injure,' '
'Did't the toaster tell 'in 'to'i x .tea ! 'What odds ?' was the a l:.
other night.
Bic''la's wide mouth . expanded in.
this ?' Etiellle asked, wit,, m;i'i'wd:. qulroca
iel)ly. 'But with this tit, young 1r,an
upward glance at his nttt ► r,,gratur, I would not be snttsfied; and lie repeated,
• eelo ; at present I,havE uUt iuention:' it ee 0. meetly that itiel,ie rutuctantly'
eri the eircu:ustr►iice td. bite, Ut.ttor1t. 1 replied. .11.,iylie the smasher ; may be
would rather hear you exp!. sualee i et' 'them.'
it, than nee cluuiotu.,p on nith yutl,' I '13y 'them' you menu the ladies
master. a wli.•ui 1 sand. ?—f;,3sparcl's prisoners,
ede what ?:and iiitel ae nett 'ioutted' are they nut 1'
teat y plaited. • I A loud ecpintino burst fron'i the
'Beek augeruig _the General, W11u111 I t fisherni[su':t ills. Tri -omens his
(menet, he p thinl[n,g is ig dui crit of prisoner ? If be did'hut lay n fiug err
nra.ay things that are ggui ggni about
him.' •- ” : •
• L, ti, dtlar 1 cr.ed Ritchie, .netting
himself irrlta•,ly. - '1 with there was a
law for>everybody to mind their own
euu.•triis. ' 1ileru'e. laws anew for
everything else'. -
'13ut 1 choose to i:ousicle,• that ,isms in I wuuld not willingly ii,, anything to
my cuLcert,• 1, Ernest urmly ret,Ited. • Sara•, helpless wolmet.'
'After Perrie • tGaspard's couduet to 'G'•/l bless 'ea 1' railed Itichle,' with
:nae, 1•tiuu't.feel disposed to a:•ll,,lustily such warmth that Ernest was astonish
down; aiid•kuow thet.suuh• a fellow. ie.. ed 'I kuowed .there was snme`good
prow ling about the !louse 1 inhabit ; ! stuff in ye.'...
perhaps tanning new plot., ut .s Muir I I 'Lira :ll,ichie, remPr ilt>r, I do not
ant to be Use of the victims 1' !pledge • myself to anything. As• the
*Theeneedn't Ritchie,orin .• thee brains � •General's guest and relative, 1 must,
about, he'slid Remphatically, • !,take' hist, ,my. ,lira, , lensideration-
'11' kin ws the weight o' i,sy .fist• too Peahaps you will (It well to warn. the
well to touch'ee any more. You let ladies whom you take an i,iiterest
ue alone, and he won,t !needle with in, that 1 have every reason to believe
- 50' tthalII. the General is yettkber for thein, andAnn the ladiese-the, ladies I saw iu with no friendly mot 'yes,' . -
the ruins ? Are they also safe from i Ernest had uo sooner isa.d this, thewn
West Ernest eagerly ingiurud. • he began to a1s11 himself if be windlass
Ritchie looked at hili - steadily. tided in uttering such a • evereetig-•--
1VVhat ladies?' ' . whether he war not bets ung Gee, ral
'Pshlaw; liiteltie 1 let ue have no Darrel's. trust by so doingy1 aA.ncl yet
inore foolish attempts to blind me,.0 as; the lovely lace of •1'lorence fleeted
Bridget has already tried then), !ted on his mind's eye, how could. lie as: a•
without success. I know .,s well as date wrong•doimg wi, h her fair and
you do that in the night I was' taken oftntle lniftf e
n 'ett.,.1 U smash ilio]'
d.1 el I,' sat nest, ..after 'ariother
lou;; tit of llln315 g ; ' 1'11. keep silencer
fur another cloy, almost I detest each
under hand measure; and I'll, think it
ower and let you' know 1u” determinat-
ion before 1' not. -for, heaven .knows,
, r<
IL I mitered the ruins, and sa* souse _
•persons who were there for reasons 1 . AN EXC.CI LLENT REPOR
estates conlpyebend.
'Thee's been sick and off thee head
Racine began, bat Ernest intrupted
hist,
- '.l: know that;, Don't trouble your;
-elf td repeat the tale Bridget has
told me already. :Answer foyquestion
' honestly, Are the ladies I saw ilia?
nicht ,safe
'I damnsa nought itbout i,1 the fish:
0)'tutits cuiswnrecl, at•,liclly.
''That is, you still not know. You
have been instructed hoer to answer
me if I question you, Ritchie, 1
thought you an honest man, •
'An! so 1 be 1 cried Ritchie, sturdily;
'Au' if I street answer yo, it's }masa 1
can't an' I maunt. Dosu't 'eo be trio
react y with 'et' tnngcurt ttty 1nd', ern' ke,p
dieeself still ; for if tl: era's a..y sert'ets
in t' otct Priory, there none o' thine ;
x)111 tee'rt nobbut a fool to „ o meals
thin ; wi•'em. -
'Very forcible langna a this, 'ecr,
tainly; but the Advice, however good, t
unnitot dike while I tee such a disposi:
tioh to &wive ins. however, Ritchie
as.I casntiut Blake you speak, alid you
Hon. Jos. G. Goodridge, of Brook
lyu, N N., writes ;--" 1 cannot express
- myself in sufticteutly I risisevorthy
terms of Burd,iek Blood Dittos which
Piave r"end for the past two years
with urea, rnefit,
Obatinat.e Isk t deseases, humors of
the blood, erup on and old sores are
cured by Iiurdook Blood, l3itters whin
purify and !agnate all 'the secretion*
•
Ocean, Lake- dr Railroad ticlkets•to
anq part of the world can be obtaiuefk.
from C. E. Wi'lliau'rs, Ticket Agent
Winghatn. Intending. travellers will
de well, to procure rates before perch:
,,!sing;elsewhere
Special reductions in furntturir at S.
Granny's. Having a lateen stock on .
hada end wishing to reduee it I will
give special r'dne,tionss for the beet, 20
chaos on all puroiiescia bf peer tail&
tial! nlltl see my stock of bureau*, sid
hoards, herlrasrn setts, lounges, safe,
tttC,, Jee. -•-n h Git•1oltr.,