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TETE HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY. JAN. 23,1885.
The door was answered b; a chubby,
rtwud faced gill, with beady eyes an t►
mouth, who sh•..k her Lead
'Master' e gone down the n.•61.,' .Le
said. 'Miaow is iu. Like ware her t'
The risitur said he would. Aid, ...t-
rivially under the luiprwatou that 1.. w.s
a patient, the gid led hint tutu'tbe little
surgery, and left him without a *mei.
itros1 Heu!elty nosed btsey4L:uwe,an
hash in the •cone at • 614tucu. The In
tle wean looked like a acro.0 Cut fr
couutry chemist's shop, ;;rafted os. to oh.
stack of an ...d study ; mid by the * 11
dew, with a phial w one fraud, a 'ar,
stoppered gold lalwlled butte o:
other, stood, wall her hew tt.r..wn lows
the doctor." daughter herself, c.rrtull)
counting the drupe that fall how t.,.
lancer vessel, their speed 'mine vet.
trolled by the glass stopper had cut, at d
deftly kept In its place by vary 1 •ng eke.
ringer.
She;mite answered to the dna. rapt:. n
;•iron by her father ; owl as Fra.l h
Co. opportunity of iusputti:cg htr c:• se. y
.a her ;skein green cl. th , .1 e, w t I. - its
cuffs. and plain collar *bolt her larce
.'apely threat. be ackn-wledge.• to halo
self that she was a very hue .oui.. u.
The other ucculaot of the r.A.. was s
very brown, very esiek•t..1 man '1sia.y-
hvu ur se. As he sat on a *e:1 puti.htMi
Wiudsor chair, r.•stin; his .•lt kat ed
Lando upon his stick, his buck teem.
c erred and his brow furrowed, a. ..
bore in tniuiatere the rod vti•.0 of e
of the ridges lou had y-oa,t• e i u n.ii y
fiend. He was w•atchi,e, t' f.. 'r }a
a. intently as til.• 1.4.11 t h•.. u.....• 'Lem
.trip, and neither Bahl dem i idhteet a..
too the new e.'ntrr.
'Fifty :' ran„ out, :n a e!.ur, 1. area t
voice ; and the stopper woos a..v,:a It.... •
with a cls:k, th.•h:k bdtl, I..t h•.k •
small drawer 'patted, ....1 a hat:.: a- k
f .use, w1.i; h was nipped ...tit tlitten a.• t
totwean some lot:!n whirr tee31, hof'..
s,ueaking with reeeareut r.*. atn;tnt ••
it was thnis: into the Hattie. The nett
pree e.line as t'., •noisteam.;'r a d'r1
with the a:ut1t1i that c.,nt*iled the OW' ,
the label was affixed to the bottle, tib!
raid '1'otso, t. Far outward applteati.a
t n'y.'
'There, i):cJ.,' paid the !a iy, ha*oLu.:
it to the rustic. '\..w, u:tu,.l, that is t..
rubbing in ; you ion .:: : take a Waste
strop.*
'Aw rai,ht, 11ia Gee, I kale ;, stn.
Will It ease the•:+ '.'tar .in; _paint a
keep u.e waciteu a:1 night r
'Yes, 1 believe it wit . Sotryti y tette
ter eau out.
•.Nb lir ye no ielu't .c, Mita ra ju t
as slurp tap by a hat qua ray is tLe dee-
ter, SHOT day. Morn ,
--NOM; ntheahutfted • at ef-tbe-rune
`11y father is out,' rtai,l the b►'?.y «iia :-
ly. '('an Id., anything f-ir you e
•What, preseti`rc nal the tithe'.
The young lady melded.
•1Yell, yes, Veiled :rime brsnllfatt.
I'm stnrvinu. 1 to Frei lles.lsby.
'Of course rim aro' et.. -1 ' lady.
frankly, as she held •out ht r hand.
to see you. 1'.t.a aid •'c bi..h to ..-
t er. '
Half an h. ur of:. r Frei lieu* eby was
t'toroughly entoying • hearty Lutaui-
s'tire breakfast -no dc•spiceb.e tre:tl after
a long walk -and all the time. caattltt_
freely, ho was taking Limse.f acquaint -
rd with the character of his hostess.
fully aware fiat in afree,straitgiif..rw.rd
fashion she was inapeetiu;t and clamm-
ing him.
After brnakfart Roe pro; ...ed what she
called a look round, speaku.g in a quick,
sharp, peremptory tune.
s • - '4 s-16081ius gesalansen duct t .sae
OSS of *Si 1eu;lh rustic way!,' sae raid.
'Come and see the home.'
'Won't dr for me,' said Fred to him
self. 'lout I'll be as civil as f can. How
foolish of my father t., get this crotchet
into hie head.'
'Better put en your hat,' said P,en.
'Thank you, i will,' hs said. 'And
you r
105 ao. Fresh air metier hurts me.
Come along.'
Fred followed. and Bre icd the way to
the neat stables, where • couple of 111111!_
ees turned their heads to tare at them
with their great soft eyes, seeming to
• 'joy the caresses of their young mis-
tress, as she went into each stall and
slapped their necks and related their
murales before turning to her visitor.
'Joe -boy is rising three, and se to any
weight,' she said. 'Carries my lather
easily. nilly Hail; is aged. but fell of
go. i rials her. Joe -bey Could carry
yore well. !tat you rids r
."Well -• little,' sad Fred, quietly.
'Won't you pit them. They won't
bpd yet- -
•Thisk not,' said Friel in a hesitating 1 that i am haltered , rent that f MAID /o
loies ; sad be want delicately amenget ( be. Again, no teat the lady to whom I
the straw, and jut touched each hone lave been led u a Flemish mare, but a
making the yang lady • lip earl with : very handsome, healthy. rout yoga(
ew)rn =nglisbwoessm. who might make arms
'Pena mast hart+ bee mad to prepare) Oast happy. Mut who. with me, woad
took • thing,' she seed, metttaHy i siker be a divoreed wife on ie••tisas n/
Tho dresdfsl matey hnyrlen,' tamper, or • widow at the and af s year.
thought Fred'Talk abr. ut a strong Now, my dear father, i •' , hoetntly wish
SG
rill t •..I wow. Pah ! the to tenter
mast bay,' Ikea oil is head.'
Crow ani ase theatre ' sail the lady,
imt'eretit.ly ; soul r'rod bowed, and f .1
to,. , otrekly w were Mise b.*uttful
Mot as solos ea Jets.y saws we;r ruu►u.at-
•n;t 111 • field
These as. too; theta tads heathy anti
bl• t.«1 .s 1 1441 .ora Meru pullet tilt tr
. 1,, te'l;eat ter• . 14111.4 etab.h•1r at •
r.spsetlui ....t. +.. • ,tckiii kis
w e. thew row.a hut. to here s free! y
sof es. pen..ed by .testi ready te .how
tit-pi•reciSteel. ..1 'hr c.:re.etng hand by
"1.,s ..t •1 with a .try :on g
earl. _ tu,•y 1a•
'N:..•. erosions '• ,uthi Ira to hir•-
eslf, be saw Bee wip' hor white
antis on her pot • t 1'411.a -chief.
die... It , •s.,' alto ,.tad, lull
ewe • . ,.t.w...,:y.
'B +' ' appreciate thr.:r wtl'ku,' Ira ,a...d.
e •t
'tl. ..v.art • -a•1 the lady, •toppinv
b .. „s rd *.,oaf •:n bite.. •Pur
y...r hes . : •ear it .1 co ,r t...) nest,
1a • ..0 rye .tr tog--; she dial, as a' e
w + '.tints t i s 1.. I.i,n 1've I;.111 Mice,
ail**, lotw/ wit a boon! t • lit the busy
1 .o is soda that went -n en 1 cut settle
o . h. r • ur sink. r, to .. a a 1 about Inc a
a, .•• •t It 1.416 •.••..t.• ui',;; tilt it journey.
t slut salute i•
'.;••.u•'tlettlr•, +.i l 11re, uini!y. '1
Ian • mind.'
'Who s•aasg• them whets tl.ey
ewer ter
'I ,1...' e.id Bee. '1 too like t.t.nryt'
hili•
Por t oto ,.r 11.1.14•'•tin,s was contl.l-:. d ;
l.• fp.. were n•o..tche-i with the stump
a bite*. hnwnt, the j.'.t.er, ns.:
:bona wa'r4 lad ; t'. • 1;1 tit .e was w.•.1
S• d• miter, suds the srstt:•r
i ,v low .. 1 to t u • ynituee and
as •.res, 110 was told that he newt
1 i., .tread •.1 the '1.0 >. I! r+ eeper
Boutin.! a mord deal as ..he *.a• her
,,tor candutly r1ut'ie tau ur throe
r1. ur+.rks fr•tw ::►s ttuu.rt t ; atei at lest
1. for Beak. Mitt W: t., etre she:
•asisebr .11 gr••••rn,tn and r:lcorner
Id Irrruol'a +nn.
i)n.,M•r •ol'e.r-e•.1 i., due t. be ; t+l,ar1•
.e ,,,,de Inc 1 i.• heat stay ; and at last
,.I Iftetel he tet.ro.1 t.•. tett, after play.
t!trete havide. .l.ist, and taking
re. _ '-
to fall w with your notions . but, as 1 aaanaur. 'I'm quite used le this suet of I ke Iame not, and Ree tithed, and the '1'etl bean hide 110 81001 : I silts.
am sure that you dua't want to ace my thing. leek •keeper's ahtld played upon the bank, stew anythint rraader to my lite.'
same in the 1:traces ('curt, and,s.fectly 'The diekeas you are'.• thvught Fred. apo the sun shone wares, and the your" '1 ' Matte ' .she said, softly. 'Oh,
certaiu ti at y•,u would *enter the y .t r- '1 ue.er giie it a thought whoa she man thought he should tile to smoke ; no. It was )',u who •r., w btate. Ilh,
self thou. ;te into rete arming o11 my Letalf, a ,acre and Wile . but till t 11.10-1 it snakes and then he brass to feel drowsy, and Friel, and 1 tb..light yon te '1.t1er•nt to
1 ati obilged to tell you that a union tt awkwanl about you.' i then lie started back t.. waLefuthe•a as: that.'
between l!ehu.i, or ll... Hanks mud your 'fray d. n t let rue clues .t::y unease 1 to heard a cry firm towards the hock, 1 *1 41. o•,nwuse lie .toed. '.\uy fel-
Gess, say dear tor, said the young horn seine rk.rty yards swat. At the Sara. L.. c.,uW bare J.•ne the►. 1;ul. Tier
•
ester. 'I II illegal you warmly for your I Wvmeut there was a splash, 311.1 an to, twine new GUI4<es yeti trate beeu doing
kindness, and it y..0 think :t bet•sr, 111 , Ciliation trout Doe. all )o•u could ;o ware rue think you quit.,
bring my tied te a claws.I It was all wunteutary . ,ani then Fred ' A alifill3We ,tel.'
'1 should be very r:rry, ray trey.' sail' Hresleby eat spell•bouud, as he saw nee '11•,n't you think it is pia who ought
Ole ductur, warmly, 'for 11 !Etas been a I roe up 111 the boat and plunge right item t., c.:u:es• ' she said with the teen in
treat to lits to hard you here. 1 ugly I the betting stress.. to rise and swim ease het eyes, and her :Ills they really wend
Wish you and !tee could have hit it i fly tows! • alive the leek keeper • child beautifully curved lips quivering with
better : but if you feel at an torture had fallen trona the haul, and was Loom. , tupi•re.s.rl ruo•tson. '1 )h, jou .wade uta
about tending her afien,..rda. perhaps swept away r• ,eigry the very toast day. 1 thew why
't,00d Heavens' ejaculate) Fred. awl, ' you had c.. se, and at irritated we, and
stripping oaf his white flannel jark.t be, when you I,'..ked at nie es aup•eretltoualy,
tee, took a header into the •peau:, ami so.l 1 wow 11,3 -It saseru.g •utiles at too
began swimming after Bee. , i when I was disuettatug the :termite lotnro,
Thu Linct.lu Tient runs awiftlej'h HUV it R46ilhu feel u If brawn hate you;
Cord Bridge anti the low weir, and Fred j sank did.'
Hesslsby soon fouled that lie hal all hie There was a }raasenatc .oh herr.
were to do t.. keep from being swept i'Aod--aid :revbra.e,:tu., unaelti•h,
round by the water bac: toeanis the htale woman, y .11 K•• . it hating oils
weir ; and that,.( he wished to reach the like this to the tet y end ''
child that the doctor's daughter was try- Their eyes were looking deeply search-
in-; to save, he must swim streugly and tog each tutu each just then , and theta
well. In fact, it was a hard tight . and 1 Ike • lids fell, her I:oe.1 .`moped, and in
to a few intnutrts they were all three far very uematdenly f.ah it••t, she let her
be:ow the boat Mud lock•house, Ilex lips fail upon the a:r.ntg white Itana that
much nearer to the child but being her t ciaa: ed fists SO tt,thtly. It w.ta a simple
fs:oily tit„.'* di wit, and two ch 1 Jaen ; tint quiet methodical stru:e for unu that i actin, that of • •tare soote might inter -
and when 1 1..:11 !lee o1 it, she said she'd was hasty suit labored situs that sent i pret, ar.n-.wiedgiu,; (salty to a master.
go and nurse thrill. Silo. w •nt directly the blond dashing to Fred's face, for, as At alt even's, It w s I:re's - uncultnrwd
after dinner last night.' ' a practised swimmer, he knew that oke ( lee's way ..i shoeing her res venation
't;t,1 1.l -ss her fi r a true woman ' ex- was tehiusing It: hese her nerve. 'to Ler (ate , and as Frei Ilesalrby felt
claimed Fred : and the d. vier stared, Throwing 1 ' self on his sidtt, he made I the warn,, sh ft t.otca his heart leave a
whale rt,,, speaker fes startled- the a itetueudo.ua ett.,rt tit „venal". hor, and , h.,ond, at..iL- there is ..o ,loubt about the
words cone out in so iuvolut. ars a man- i was soon clow by. !matter- ho wou:,l have ctasptrd his cone.
uer. ! 'l;e cool, he shouted. firmly •.iuw- 1 p•ana,u is. Lis erica (nail u•d tlw rapol.
m`I'erhapa yon had better t risk the •r. Alt, Jou't do that i hat o1 1t•..•te Leea heard. a:rl then •iso
infection,' said tete ducter. For she had turned a blanehrl f.... to.' ••f al:tell.
'l 111, 1'.s. net afraid, said Fred. gent- I wards hint, with a wild despairing 1•«,k 1: *Ai lir: doctors gi_, at he overtook
Iv ; and lie stayed, and dur:ng ,he neat I in her eyes, anti, erasing see unman;. she Lein. after g dug round ley the bridge.
few day's ha fund himself taking dowers `cautht at his arm. •1\ hv, hallo he cried ; 'been in ''
and fruits, and medicines and spirits,and I His stern, conunandiiii toiie hal its ( 'Ye•, .l,..t..r,' one Fred, merrily; 'and
nourishing things too the cettayte, and 11 et!eet, end with a teasp she ,neo uture we mta is. deeply foie -..c.,r heal and
414311111~ tee, and talking to her, and cal•• struck out tt•wards the snare, but swim , ears, ',odor to come oft again.
affect.atlate sou is utterly out of the
quos Wu.
'YOU will SA; . Why '
'1 simply answer, that wee entertain •
Thoroughly mutual titalake. 1 rather sus•
vett dui'. aha has been making herself
oat worse than she really a to 'menet
.it. ; at:1 1 cannot .omp;lain; for certain-
ly if I have • heat 1 have not put at os..
You know I au, rather odd, vet line 1
a n sure i have !wen Bat fancy lamely
nag a lady sm.% as this. 1 are in the
•um my, study, and den ..f the doctor,
*bout 1 really love. There you see 1
hate a one sympathy with you ' lie is •
, erfect specimen o f a true -hearted, pure -
minded country gentleman. and my stay
here ha. tie roughly castle me cmupre
heed shy your ttietelsltip has endure'.
Well, 1 ate. chatting veal, him t ver a
cog.:', and them aro the pleasant mo-
menta that I hate here. Bat fancy the
talk veer:u,1 t,. • ertridge shooting, and
say being informed tittt the 1i11:t double
gum in the ease 1s Iters '
'But sure:y'she decant shoot '• I a.y
'Shoot, Sit' Why she iI bring down
hor birds tight tool left tetter than any
..a.ut 1 tn..., Wetaderfully clever ;tial,
rev dear b' -y,' the old gent lumen trues on.
'Tae hr:p she i.. to nue to city profession
is ttunteose. The I. . •r f e .pie prefer 1.e,
to me. Leek at that.'
My dear father, 1 look at tL�,(. Tu
't v h .rn...it is an exceedingly large,
e•,atse tI sent in s bottle, pickled in
pots, and I aid inf,ernled that •n '•t,e
ved to
nt
ear inters smas'.edtattid his tthulnbtin-
Junod in a thtashin.-machine ; that the
.t.,.ter was away to couple'of days,
dna t!:a: �Iisa F,ea. ,went ti the kut:e-
i sue, d:1 a hit r{ rm;ud at t ,u. dressed
1+4•441, a g ...1 ,I.a.., :lines, tee tired
con to tltiak.
CHAPTER. IV.
OIL 4yre w 17alt DJ
fm__t ; ., y dl bundle 1 the.
A seek passed and Be vas In the 1 Ire e.i 1 rho -
hitrt.h my ho'ii • here. 1 see very iittie iag to j -,u thew hater is. 'toy day. shore reached it ; sad then there were Natiotml Pi.:, ..re the favorite purge
anitt+ •• a letter t•. L'b•oaus.urg. f M r T t f 1 a few atrom• street'. Fred faund I.,ct tire a'.d ,.I1t1 1 „ioaw r,.etticn.e ; they are
1
nee• sf► tout at heft the situs nand digestive
'But, ebbe; you a;:• rattier lard up,.n deter bed such pike fishing before. 1\'e punt "' Moored int +e sw.tt water either ode of
the •
halt-tiruwnrl Chill. Apparatus. lm
?red.
you hail hotter vo beck '
'Nertuus ! stud Fret.
• N'ell, turret about taking it ; emu
people are. ( .00urae _wi a to lM.
to It th•t we sear give it a thought'
'1'w afraid, doctor, we are playing M
cress questions and erooke.l answers,'
said Fre.l, is. hie Iarresteria wanner.
Pray what do you wean''
•11 hy, what 1 ray, my dear b'y, about
your meeting Bee when she cow(' !reek
from the Thur;:ools'.'
'The •Thur, nods , Sir '
'Tea : they've got typhus there. sadly.
Widow Thun•wwl, 1•<,.r woman, I i the
little cottage down Mower lease Large
•
tato stt:mps. and so well that the puns toy messages back : and when an old ming still a 1utet, excited) was. 11 it, Lee
:waled. rr► rnti.i.ctrry, of course, friend of the widow earn: seed relieved 1 He dial not Lwow what anthuze.1 him to. really true I'
f •r the wife of a aurgei.n in a new col.way: :earJ, and lice re:urrie l hor.;,•, the 'ray 1110 neat wools. but they came a. al lh r hp. (,.rn.c.l th.t Worth 'Yes ; at
but, u•y dear f..thitr, can you a sect Inc doctor f..?t quite ehwr'ul to see how by au itsl•iratioe ; and he exclaimed, lest they patty 1 f.: it to eines. but no
1. marry a woman 'oke that ' She gives much better the vouny folk got on. ralsiug up the odea of aei, her• peril to acs:.•t N.tt t„•aid. A titne Caine, though,
me the creeps. f at.all be back the day 'Why don't yon g.. down to the weir, chime away thu absorbing sense of self- whims she ...aid it s • that ail noght hear.
after tom ,rr,.w.' and have a day with the barbel ' ho 'We must be steady ur we stroll betoo
Bin Fred llessiel.y diol not go back sad ; 'they would Le on wonderfully late.'
t'ae day after t,-:u-rtow, f..r he st eyed such weather as the You like lathe!- Itoe uttered a quick•, gast,ing cry ; her
another reek. _►nit these, a:mchee, he listing, Fred '' strokes calmed down to one time for
stayed seethe? week. 'I sl.oukl enjoy it immensely if Mite time with those of her companiou, and
'The risco is di.itig inc good, and the Bee w,ul.l come.' 1,e replied: end the together they swam, partly with shw taut, and 'eac•dap • it, se id cotatuuenta
stream, and t:earor and nearer to A way! ask f..- R •itic.e)v n Pxus1•uusu-
tt,T• Vit. •••Y.:••r is the oluit.tesaenCe.:f tu.a•etairt}-. plans we -e mtdr, illi parting vary warm- u SNL'taK)tS,_ and he ere y, a get
•,e• tin sumo excellent shot .tie a and 1 that Meld to meet next morning for the rapidly sinking un. a of clothes a ,
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fiaitirb ' lie wmtr 'so I may as well the tiahin•• e>,curai,.::, ties Sector pr.,tnu. t res wile in; cirri alone near
hosiery one her pawed,
while Iru1 WY
Rost Y•NI' . PH •-, ti^I'.ti ttD iillctsebe
by it stimulating .:ct,.•ti upon the organs
of d.geduu a 1d ..Y.:. lett ••a. and by 41.
powerful 3 eaerat.vd •.., c thud nutritive
perm r' :.he bio 'd Intuit all
tor.
lid AI'TEI. .I.• 1►ew mese t b and then - hr never ►,tee r• .• . t sill held
slants, while the (lector and I are
„ :,a o rens. rete is a s. i n ,
'!tits:, ray .leer : how ar w.a tern milA mid rho•., nt
ti nee between us k1e. let each other
is..e, caught at Bee s Mend as she ryas
,► I'4Y : it•WIa�.. t••'tte twee t.:.h
knew how -they had atag;;erea[ tbronsh
:inns war trod the .let'!
always ci y ; Dyrtpep T
pia.' s:.d (i tr, „Genet* watt • Nen* Pills,
!•Wether. Ta.. about tishiee (1::,ultt t,
b:taAaR 'pili' how r;ta1 1 an. tort we t L 1 h -Ntut tog could Lave been added tu, the thio k sed>tu over the tusing•pth, stoked 1p! f'+'tori little Liver Nil,.
a minute) •• load et.: as bh 1a1:6_ihrzr is here. i ano sunk. upon their
I had a a ay after the jack with her They mot
relicts t istbeee
a [ tk
make that nenutnit more teas. t(ul to the 1 l b L y t Pin
I j ' •J 1 tx
p !ut to weir, towards whish Be. f,rcaai
took sixteen, and the smallest was three Bur a minute neither could d•. non
'M.adt Raw .an y..0 talk so, .'ear 1
• hies =a.. ?�lol
ever •e•- saythieg aa riJ,iculluu es the
wee he admit'
'Wel, be Las .. 'Lad seat, tetta.:oly ;
boat Its stacks on, and when we hal that
canter u:t ,f r:o.l:ty 1.e kept up.'
'F .r vtry shame, father deer. 4Ih,
now can aeyur.e b.J a-, unicaely As 1.. tee
.frail pr. bora.-sack r
'M .oy p tot .l.• are, my dtvr . but I
must ct•cfeas that he :t n••t ltlitc *hit I
expected '
•He's . ntacrabl' ...ward, said the
girl, dusting, 'sold I r. solos:o1 ut tm.'
'My deet Bee
'Welt I am, peas , s t i I di w.ah he
ass not your d: -ax old friends a son.
Was Mr. Iieaalsby Lke t:.t: whca he was
young!
'By George' no my dlrar N•, was s
daring rider and aple.idi1 oar Ile flatted,
s::n•,
dot anything. Why. tee was A 1
a', athletics. Yoe aro, Fred hu led a
Laudon life. Bolt h • .i ore., t: ,err. •iy
DUAL i.-.+�w.+r-.,<p*s...�w:;..a::..rv=a•.;:r-:,
At asratg rephiesest:•asresstie-tinagL'
'But he hu s great depth of knowledge
of the word l.u!ai+, tad re.•, h,, and
tae like.'
'Ile 'mows nothing &bete peopie such
as we are; and Bee, with hat eyes. flesh-
ing, hind 1 hs' a him ' I weeldn't n arry
him for all the world, Only let ham
dare to ask mo to that's a:t'
Doctor Banks aatfoukin: at tiro doer
through which hie da'lyhtor had passed,
thoughtfully larking up hos grey hair
*ick hie in 'tire while.
'i was afraid it weljd rent. )Poor
old Tum will be horribly ocsipp.•iated ,
het it i• .:1 a blender
Mho .whale, Fred fleselrt..t
co with his letter to the
solicitor 1 1 S.trjeaats' inn
l a:• almost beginning to ayrpatbaw
with Harry the Bluff,' ka said, amen;
other things, '1 never dad appreciate
bachelor's , be' there was an occasion
when history the truttfwl statue that be
e,.lsimed, *They have haltered me to a
Phemish mare 1' quite conoetve hu
..esattnns upon that occasion. Nut
pouade red a half. Mer ladyship leaded
Dile of twtuty-flys poendu, and I gut
one of fourteen. She fishes just Tike • while and thinking hew hancaomc and
d forth_
it Bas y and well,handling tae punt -pule than draw painful breath in gupa
as alio *Loud up, is. the ft.,ut wu:t- pcac• j lite burst int:, a hysterical fit of
tised hands, Fred watchilg bet the ,au ht Fred'• hand in hen, ate! i -bbert
man, only better. Fraley arcate a toy
Land a b. •pilo las• sticking a tinter and graceful she looked, but only to check I 'Jh : what a brave tiling tod r ; s::1 1
n su:nb into its ortits ami fift:m' is '
thumb himself directly, fur Le bad had a night's the ht -- thought.-
thou ht.-
oat Ugh rest. She could say nu more ; bat, self
wit/tattling
thoughtful
Another week and anntlter, an,l then 'Iaposible he muttered . it would forgetful now, she applied herself in the
toots l.rtat;: away. It was very brief.
Her Was the lith
'it has all leen a mistake en bath
side.. Bee and I oro engaged. My dear
father, c .n;retulate inq. for I am the
h*j:lot•at of men. II .ulo tomorrow, and
will tell you aft'
Mr Thomas Heeelel,y, of bcrjeanta
Loa, was at imine in his gleamy dining-
r.om at Cr,* Guildford street whets
this letter carne. He had just dtned,and
nu about le enjoy his glass of wine. At
above Mid, the surprise t.wok the quiet
solic t r s breath away. but it $ .,n came
'rut ; and, rising front his seat, he took
w key frim a drawer in the sideboard,
wrest into &that, - r.vhe bswerndle
and went down to the ee'4r for a pint
teeth. a very old and peculiar port,
neer which he meditated upon the i.ecu•
haritiea of the hun:ar rite* sn cohuectton
with marriage.
CIIAPTYR V.
A .*I amuse
Hoe was it r Oh, as follows
in spite of what nearly •ppasisi
mutual .august, rortainly dislike. Pal
Heseleby was enjoying ha visit to the
awntry,and a f.rtnieht rent very quick- in very weariness of the glut. Food laid
1y , sn did the third week nearly to the down his n"I,and wished that tits doctor
would aome,a, that he might hare enne-
oa. 1.' whorls he amid ape•k.
'She disgusts me,' he said to himself.
'i declare f bate her. How can a wo-
man treat a worm like that
it dee not occur to the young seen
that he had impaled • g•..d .many sari;,•
not do. 81**** brave truo hearted we• tiiobt busineu-like wayis trying to re-
man, but she • always dome something store the child ; what-, in his helpless -
I could not Nand Itah ' Abaord ' nils, Fred bent over her, now wrinxwc
A'nmiler tit had attacked Hoe Banks.
the water from her streaming hair, now
For days last she had been warming to- 4rnit some portion .4 her clotho., while
wards Fred, his conduct during +its fever the color began to c .me back to Itee-•
having eoftencat her towards hit. ; but cheeks, then to her forehead, and lastly
this particular morning, u if bum sesleer !:c could sec tho walla Hush all down her
feminine wilfulness, she did everything ft white neck
she could think of to make herself dis-
tasteful 143 her father's guest, and the
warmth of the previous evening was re-
placed by a frigid bearing that grow
more chilly as the day vote on.
And what a golden day was that : the
ever falling water murmured deticiunsly
at the weir, and bubbled and foamed
V .
Just then the child began to set and
cry loudly, and the tragedy turned to
comedy, as the mother from the lock -
house, who had just .Hissed her, (Aute
running up, furious and angry.
'She's alias a tumblin' is., a hussy,'
she cried, in strident tones, as she rush s-
ed the truth. 'There, get home with
about the Iwaat ; rho Iock•house lookei Jrai,u u it• drowned suwa day.'
lovely Ig"""" tlt'e tt�talt of trees. Anger against her offspring filled all
The lock keeper's child played on the the mother's breast, to the exclusion of
beak, d gathered the•marsh mangelds eterythought of gratitude of these who
end rosany penicarias, or tuft■ a.f waving had asved its lite, and •ho f.11uwed the
sedgy grass. $:uw-moving our;rs casks "ebbing girl, abusing her angrily, till
down the titter ur up the ricer. pawed her voice was hushed My the closing of
through the Lick, atm were cane. Horns the leek -house door, and, with a laugh
and there. the sleepy cattle crop,,ed tele 1r, Ito eyes. Fret exclaimed Itt tragi -
rich grass n, the ruoaJows, sr came down comic tunes -
to stare le surely at the punt ; and, as a:tue is ors own rewash.'
the water l.'amed and flashed in thiamin. Kee laughed, but very faintly, as sloe
or lay calm and mirror -lake beneath the LBW out her hands to her companionoverhanging fres in that golden after- while virtue, in the person rt Fred
won, the fish bit and were caught, till, Hesateby, found, If ho Cr.uld read hoc
Zotel
To the '�Rk it I
OF HUN
Tham' ... ar 1 hereby ieformc that the sob
scribe"
- antes.:... to ..arta Tent aersace bate!,
tin .'tot ti•! ry, N0110116e7 15a, /384,
sad will r•rrry on the bos:nres $I errItter.
11,avr erten -i..• sh• d. and + eh:inn in c,.nsee
soh, an.t will tLt[.n:ew, Gr.:-.JIa+aY at:enibs.
et -er,i�:'r tate.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
1 wdi..t the 1:. r.r••age of the Temperance
1•,. ,ili1:o:n .tu•.it7 • and wi;I s-uarsAtee them
a A ,w.•ia.bd e tV.milixtwriot lalaca
rt ni will be an •
couthushtte,l.
L. .1. TRFIILE,
V,.•toria,':M•. o.potae the 1'air Jruasd
e;o.l.•rtt•h, Noy. Et. 180111 ItaL
fihe PWople's Livery
1
11
tend, when one morning at breakfast the
doctor seta, in s eurfom. hesitating
way
'Yoe won't mind pouring out for your-
self, will you, my boy
'Ilk, nn, 01 course not, said Fred,
seising the toffee -pet. Then, u if reesl-
leoting himself, 'Mom Bee not eating gtina worms that day upon hie hook ; he
driven"' Dowd Only think of Bet doing :he sitne
'Frict a she's mot 461 home Not been with her white Kneen. Then, too,
bsokcall night . and 1 m a little une•ay. • twin over, she had snipped up remit lob
Fred stet down the coffer, -pot, and worms with a p•tr of seise,re, in pieties
seared. This was beyond all that had as sash long, to set ea ground batt ; sed
gene before. A young lady who stopped at this Fred had ahudderel, and she had
out all eight' Well, certainly it was Selo it, and maki•.v a enteking wrinsue
eweargh to mak* any father a little tin- as she costumed her occupation, so that
easy. he might not mise the slightest potties
'1 don't gotta ksnw what to do ahoot
Toe obis elm cremes back, Freak,' ems -
tamed the dosIor ,n • curious furtive
•
of her repulsive task.
'if tits d..etnr wool.' het eoetS,'
thought Fred, for the tenth tints , bat
JOHN KhOI, Proliriitor
The ,utw.:ril,er ,. pr.•R.red W (tun." , *1.e Plitt -
lie with
The Finest Rigs
AT FtI.tSONARI.E PRICEP.
CAI i. AND REE I1S - Oppo•il.• rte Co'bsrns
11ou.•1, tiodertoh.
Ooderich, Yoh. Iftb_ IMI. 14i36 -:m
coup& -s ryes aright, that he wee
welcome to ether and greater reward, of
it was ba will.
'Yoe saved my life,' she IAA, in tone
very di9.ret.t to her usual way of speak.
lug.
'Olt, nontons° " he cried, quickly.
'Here, I ay, doctor ; oughtn't we to
make haste bowie and changer Lets
walk sharply rep to the lock and crnsa.
Hullo' there's your father in the dog
cart.'
Lei's walk heck,' mai 1 Bee, ri te'y.
'It will he hotter for beth.
it was not a long walk, only lasting
about • quarter of an hour, hot erase -
bow it is wonderful what was got into it
by two people whc were dripping art.
It began almost anlely in looks, and then
ail at opus, as if warmed up to • tee-
' random pitch of eothostastn, there were
words : - •
1885.
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