Huron Signal, 1868-5-7, Page 2the eld.r of ths teatimes to the others, art the the Father of the widow and the
orpkan '" Them mire the words ot writ.
a whtsper of horror.
" Yes it be so 1.4 I see the glitter o' est *opt dieation which Edward bend and
las knife Mackin' in 'au.' he knee that some mitred. Itael been "An' he's robbin. Pall, WO, fayther," initte&
mid
the boy. "Do sot despair ! You &right *Inn
oP. Me 4.1 pe.E.. .l140!...444.•••• in Heaven, Mrs. W ..d, 1.. midi me
• wed ola to Taal 1102.4
1... pear
...A poaching, awl mg with deep feel.
mill re oars rftli den kr bear
ti
Sett
tag. .114 is run only suppert in deep
her le er 1"
an Ur and ino 44 440 usenet, us troubk. But Mud has happened to (740.11
Moire tt They elie ea. on 44tali,
ants.
moths ewe or ensoo,..e.ms.,. stork, Instag sash ate
44 pas., st hie vs. rests: aetwrolloon Ms have you heanl of her l" cried the
3. a •••• with 34 ww• ••• ••••••"•• widow, rising as he spoket0 "eking
batenet Twootall ••• such ueropol. that If try
,4„. h. gig ,;so hn,t him wildly by both haude. "Where is uly
child I"
"Land, 1 do not know. Pray 'spina
yourself, dear Mrs. Wyuyard ; what has
liapioneel r
"Catharine has been carried off again '
0, any obthl my child! What Intl noun.
ber,Mr. it'aiward
"Where is Walter 1"
"He... here half an hour ago, and
soon se he heard what hod been Jou., he
set off with hie four lam top therm! in pur-
suit. Hu tudd me you )adwritan u nuth
to hint"
"1 nit. It WW1 trey, I see to *et
him out of the war. [deeply sympathise
with you, Mrs. Wynyard. I whirl kaew
where to go with any hops of gilding he.,"
he said forgetful for a a his
own danger, in the sasiety te relieve
the distracted mother, and rescue the lore
arch torrid ith mot, sa, :et 13.4 .1. the rufr.
tire.fila 0rhino Walt oari 4., . sok end Iron, whir
be o044e041y1110111111.1 ate eloorme 44 wire ha OM
• Tos I Ion are Wtter by tryttryaterr dired Usea
ern I ourfan rt at lent. a truart .1811434.
3. Ittgl,C•
"41.1, stun. Isy • are brad Wes He re Ma
thme dyes men arr. I•44 aud piste to 14. lok
WU,. the IntlitS and inn" to Ma flowber me
" Who coi both sturein• there r" coded out 14.old
nod " Art pernalf aos, l'U blow pa Ititar la.
addle o' net week r hod le. 1..114 Ids lor Asok
log at he book wire rano urns lowerred, .44
hie re. aad the Aloe re Woad
" 1 &dal menet Istr -I- o0ly-1 "
" Dort o4 purr yr.* truireri, 3 487> nii.••
tricker "' star out Me old hearse. I. • rano.0
ter adrawiag rant bitn, the porde It ...light
{riot. along the barred la • re rat Ith
" WI yr I didn't kill hiss I It ort
The wo nerd ri let 14.4 44.4.4. bet moans fed
rad *111 .44 •idlted dor. was Oast to ha Wu to
Me earth o1111 11, • hew Tonna, as the obet
errnode. the rtreurtiaren droppol ea toe nee•
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Me bust fee • lir era hal kr merely 44.11 .414
Me 'seas brad Ms In ante d 40. koneeteln sad
todinuoddrorahlre orwere •. 41 41 .41.10 01,
newt gro• au heed Try thee vented rio
aed put Iwo an• to the Mlle bre thee7 the
best smt kolo, I Mot 11. Thal reinstate tloy
atoned re ray nth Mey had trendy noormar
as Mat of law mai.. ram try Imes 0 try deal
or far ren Jo drown err WIdie 4447 .0.8' took.
loe ir 0.741awl orris/ Mot re man enrol
lin another to oh Isr lin newt ow Me P"otte.
Lauer bp Woe worst, who *err • rade barer
red by On it03.4.••0 sla rarrytaa 0,00.41 Wray Omit.
Ts0 tooth. theism 0 Mlle error. di dwarf bke
Oro roorrymen Don, awl Tindall Meer He re
about le an Won he ra, olen 410. er one die
wa• rill kr. • to Ins rd. to 1•• 4000•I
*. • &rife' weeds Ilr (el W• blee eke •
balk In aw an.. ht hal knocked his der, awl
robbing hoe het wee., got Oho '
" ro r• mem 101. •1444.or44ssesst
"
711.marrow. We hear • ora awn up the
deer • loag plot aad ors so gni dere ben we
read ria g•Letly plurals' "
" Coe It lo de Terra r Moosat an • When
ho
" Loath ia the redly."
"1144 no on lurm dad 101, Imandard en reed
Who a ea bare • he anon. Sorer era.
"44 40 ',ratan r ear a as if heal •
rots " le tt yes KO
•• in. How oar try be trait yr murdered
bun ••
. I run row I emperor home. thd ••• 101
toay. 104so. mt. tarns. Dorn, See ran.
ens 3 1 . rioter 1,3 rat of air -
"11.. se! Don't o' arse the rind. eat r
sem oe •Id ran " Ile wr • wren' the body, old
aerie • Weir teat or boy. then, ewer oat a' Ms
rodeos pore* 8'13 0. tied kis 14. rhan Wear
ler • am.-
" lie Meter Nthemr. wave.- notered ILet, rib
•• .141 pee re ble. nobler bls, Me
701 •
' To be eon we "
"We au door, the rourriarr•r, tar' wad KS
o ldrefaq
•0 sow: tem. tam It le far F wad
preton. 14.o tbe wkly
"Well Solna ?worn' end 14 rib by 41.. Priot a Its Wiwi whwh W•a :narked
nee . ter, tone 4. 44-3 38 00.e10.e. te rime- by the absence of one of anneal., led them
"II ww•Ww." W••••". b• h•LI unerringly. They ware without horiesomd
torn. otherreena woahl arena him la
U' e 0o.I4.o 414 41 Nader 844.4401. the het, continued their way on (ma, Captain Vi'm
wee Deiced up &wr4.. lic iimrs-he fully aseured le his own mind the& it would
too. ereneenet th- tody mon. oat entrIng t
porta, 41.41 44.. &4 .71*, Dorn no bete 'ortog them to the maidens of Maiden
en re anon by the bearaaa, Torten. bar, Leonora,
whir try hal tree ar rows Oa
d10••• Ta• ••••3 At length they came near the head of the
et tale nor err and ewer rofro the very Idea
watelk Tonere had pontrally 44,44 44, Pod seer- turtling which led to the old brick lane -
hone, and beheld the hack there in welt-
ing with 'related it. It will be renum-
bered by the reader that this worthy, after
leaving Catharnie in charge .1 44. women,
gut agam into the hard and drove back to
due tenet to wait for Lawrence to amend
pee 4.. his reward, while lIsteromied over
the fields by. shorter way.' It will be re-
membered, shin, that Teuseitall pre as •
reason for bath( found by Ket after the
einitlict in the wmod, (1344 10. Lad, while sit-
ting in the =rouge, heard pence= coming
noes the road, and he had,therefore left A.
These persons drew Captain Wet and his
four seamen. 4.11 they drew near the car-
nage they saw it driving to meet them,
Tea:stall hamno *raided it torettum stones
beck to Cambridge.
"Well atop this carriage, lads, if it were
• &lee's," said Wat Wynyard. "If aren't
ours, rt may giro us some news_ Heave
to !" &hound the ma lor captain.
Derif Jacob, howeeer, continued to drive
on, when the captain and two of ids men
caught the homes by the heed. They saw
the carriage was empty. Jacob being in,
{arrogated soon showed that he was deaf.
The captain now examined the wheels, made
the nisch move n a few yards to sae the
inspressiou, and exelaimed, with ea oath
which we do not think it expedient to
prtnt •
'This is the very carriage ! Now we
will make this fellow anderstond us, =cut
his ens off :'
1110.
"It 11, 110 doubt, Manfred Lawrenue,who
\ad done it," said the widow.
Ed ward's cheek become the hue of death
at Am DMUS, and then, with ell the blood
cil Ms heart risking to Ina brain, let anner-
ed, with an entirely thanged voice that made
her stare at him :
"No, not he Hshae nothing to do with
it ; of that be assured."
"Then you know who it is I"
"0,would that I did, madam. I would
not mend bare. 0, *hien& lesim a dread-
ful night."
"Yoe look faint-yoe are ill, Mr. Ed-
ward. Du sit (kern. What is the man
ter r
He made no reply. no reeollectioni of
the slain Lawrenee, ruehing wnh 111 1*.
censeqnerrees epee his mind, ovepowered
44. He felt the ream sena with Inm,aud
hid jest time Warn' himself of the chair
to save hiniaelf from falling at length up -
rel the d or. 1*... err half &UUCP/UM to
things external, and hia inward conacious-
n em fenfolly vtv.d, ke long remained like
Ione n. wly inseesitole, utterly broken
I down and prustrated by hie dreadful den
' tiny.
In the meanwhile Captain Wat and Ids
MOS after quitting the enttage enreh of
Catharine, continued their way along the
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