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You will mime for it wilier for it III• sio,ke thee far, with frequent Meeks and repetitious io ha sentences, obeli' Mowed the depth and .tut of BY ADELINE BILRUSANT, his agiteltou ; them, without Latvian% to "Ts°, 4W ookoolios yowl.- ouou„ the doctor's apaaketetic phrases, he loop Pater; Parse(co,&.. ed lam way with outstretched hands, bLs..d eyze, aad shakitig heeds, to the outer door. The insveotor offered him '-' CHAPTER IV. •iis iris, but the 1.441 swan thrust it aside; ae ea A uobudy in hia brainaick heals u. Mamwhik., the boy, maddrnoi, es it let ata . seemed, by the seoteoue, had lost coutrot 7 from the accursed place. He ,alaele his way down stairs nod into the wee himself , sad wan struireline fiercely ore,: with the same enacting, heeler' A with the policemen. "Ill nut 1.• prises for it ,I &du t s'epal. It was thst „tiler boy, nut me- Let me go, let me Om" He struck out wildly right and hat It took two strong nem to bring him into subjectiun, and to held him while toe Magistrate aderessed a few share words to him. He did not hoer what was said, pour boy , the suntan in his cars, the violent beating of his Mart rendered him deaf to the worthy Magis- trate's exhortation. He Only 4 (ruin the policeman's rough words after wards that be bad, as they eepressed it. -got another month • for ins refractor) conduct. He was dragged, rather tilos. led, out ef the pottier court, still pro tasting, end struggling as he weot, sanely eager to make himself heard asad uaderstoed. It was jest at the door that he uttered one cry that went tu the old laird hesrt. He gut the policeman', *lancing hand away from his. mouth foe a moment and oalled out - "Greed - ether !" And then he was hustled awe, throesh the outer door, and 1 new case came OD and the little disturbance woo 1,w:cotton. Bat Dr. Airlie cursed for the first time to the pew -like enclosure wher.- Mr. Lockhart rad beets sitting. He elm' last in time to direct a policeman's at- e teation to the old man's state. Mr. Lockhert was on the point of falling to the groom, in a @woos or fo. He was carried iroo the outer room and laid on 4esteres sud uncertain steps ; at tunes muttered to himself. sell paused to oesp fur breath. "It's a wonder h. get down those • tape safe," ransacked the inspeeter. "Fame old reutleman ' You'd better fellow him, Meckie.' be added to one of his subordieasee. "See that he comes to cie harm, and put him in • cab if yuu ate fine out where be wants togo.' ••kle oewes from Glenbervie. and I - heat he is new staying in Buchanan Street," said ler. Airbag quietly. Ile had to submit to he asked two or /ere" questions. to which he answered etch his customary unctuous blandness. fhess be also left the police court. and betook himself to bis own hotel in George *ewe, where he was at once ushered into a pritate room. And here a curious little scene wok place. A bey of twelve years cld rush - forward to meet him, and then stop- eed short. The doctor steed and loeked At him with a smilingly contemptuous ease The boy's face was white, bis ep- ode were reddered ; hie fair hair wee dishevelled, ea if be had thrown himself .lown on the asoear the sofa in an agony .1 grief ur raga He wanted ei ma a q eastern, and he did not dare to silk it. As the doctor continued keep silence, however, he &peke at laat, in_broken cones - "What have they done?" "Done I" said the doctor, • coolly. • Why, sent the thief to ;riser. for a The pooderous words, the elaborate enter et the prison fortunately ; 1 think peroration were not lust upon tbsoomad I caul devise a way. listener. Gerald was improine4, stag- He dermed a way woe epees excess. leered, over &wed. Seliely Dr. Artie Os the day when Antis" ay Lcckbart was "Loot hoe" hest ! ARCM. IPM • WA to be set free, Dr. Airlie promoted him relief to think that hie diekellitel set mad self at the risun with a very long tace never he known by the bendier of wheat Be had found out that • relaters of the he was mortally afraid. He was allot ; boy's a relation on the mother'. 'ide- ated the doctor pursue) lila &demo* was dying, and wished to me her yeast: "You need net fear," he said enioutla- oonlain immedietely. . He ate le Ina ly, that you have don* any 'injury to strong reprtsentatiors about tkui amnia the led. I will mcertaiu the date of his th&t the Ouvereor, who knew him slight release, and will take peens to put hun auto a good situation or provide fur his moiler* in some way. "Has be no frienes ' no hither nor another l" asked the boy "I think not." "Then," Gerald hazarded the remark rather fielteriogly, "n easy be, after ell, a guud thirty fur him ?'' "Elactly so. That is the sensible view to take of it. New give me your word, my dear boy, that you wilt say nothing mitre about the meter." And Gerald pronesedeiumbly enough, to bold his tongue. Dr. Airlie took him back to the Tow - ere in a day or two. He bad brought his pupil lo Glaegoir fur • little cheap arid .„ t , as well as toss some of the boy's relations resident in that town, and he was secretly ingeod deal disturb- ed in mind by the result uf his yisit. It was true that Gerald had already more than once betrayed that odd mural weak- ness, that curious want of distinguish- ing power bet ta een good and evil, which sometimes 'nal:mita appearance in 15111)111 - ben of families that have been virtuous- ly brought up, but he had never hither - done anything likely to him is ith•:. danger ••f the law. The doctor earn estly biped that he would be more care- ful for the future, but was nut sorry to establish a bold over the boy's mind which inieht be useful to him in after years. Stephen Airlie hungered arid thireted for power over the molds cf tLe men and written with wtoni he came in cuittace He liked 1, thoughts, and contra,: their motivea. He hut the same curiusity aboet their ieer tal processes their secret griefs, joys, mid ambitions, as he had with regard to tae sciences of which he was a devoted ste- dent. Just as he would willicgly tor- ture a living dog er cat ir. order to d.• monstrate some scientific truth, ho very odd thing that you should have would lay bare the wounded spirit and neaird Gerald ; yeu are not generally probe the shrinkiag hemt of men t:stem began to retcrn. The lacr .sos was new indeed to him. The room waut uf money. It seems to use lath woman who came within his power. Ho :tired, rte. ,,eked rurL The er hke • nue of kleptomania. Well, m had no more rencour egainst the heroar. w'oict. he had beta carried eras bare a .y rate, I have saved you fur once from being than against the dumb animals • furniture, emeept for the weeden the corieceuences of your Gen actions. that he tortured ; but the suferine • inches against the wells ; it was high mud 1 trust that yuu will nut put your- either was ncthing tc him ceir.pared sr 'oh and airy, bet it had & vety desolate Ina. *elf again into circumstances of such , his Increase a kne wieder) of quivering groo f miserably drested men arid danger. If it happened again you would nerves and rent heart strings. Kean. wumen bad gathered about the dere, evincing their turn as witnesses. The .utcr door stood opeur and communicat- ed with a flight of stores steps which led te the street. Two or three pelicesemi hovered &bout, and Dr Aulie„ with a hrendy Ease in tee hand, kept watch and ward by the old man's side. "Where am 11' said Mr. Lockhart. toehly strueg!ing into a Benne pusture. •• AI, I see -I see.' "My dear sir, • said the decter, "I :eget that yuu are feeling better." Mr. Lockhart gave Lim a bewildered Lick, and tried te rise. "Keep quiet, keep quiet there iv no harry," said Dr. Airlie, putting his 'land lightly on the Lairds ann. "You !Ili better rest for & little time. I shall e happy to see you home." Mr. Lockhart was by this time colleast- in: his scattered senses. "I am oblieed 'o yeu," be said, with a hauelitinem rather out cf keeping with his lowly position on the does, "but I have no •:cied cf your amistanoe, sir. Policemon, jour hand, if you plasma. S... Will soy , ne kindly get Inc & cab ' He stood leaping on the ror.stahles *run putting aside the doctor's proffered mind ery much indeed. Now this boy t 'th •in disdain. The doctor vin.be hie . ahante. Maiden what could he sav tea E'er, Dr. Airlie superir.teedisig the eeuple of menthe. 1)o you suppose they arrangements. Teets was a little foam cum do tsw r opal his Hos, his face was of s etrange,) .dhue. "It's s ft, 1 thick I" said an iespectcr r • the doctor. '•Fatal, de y ' "Net this time." said the abet,: r. Ile was right. In a few minutes ern - 4 "Yee mad you said -you could get hies !" I cont let him go to 'arisen, "'ben I - lieu1---' Weep you tuck the half crown your- self " said the doctor ceeerfelly "It is a ly, authorized the reheat of the Foy -a mighty cencessaeu full fifteen minutes byline the rightful hour. But fittest minutes were enough ler Dr. Airlices pieoe of week. He was just in time. He gut the buy into a cab with kiln, endured, enidingly, the few bitter sen- tences with which Anthony assailed hen, and then eat hicn done at the milers, motion, and effaced li pay bleier* te any part (A the United Kiredcm. Tee boy hotbed in Ilia face. "Do you thinit I wou:d take a pinny from yuu I" ba said. "Whet will you de, ther. weed the doctor, ounsidering him gravely "Ill go t Londue." "Withcut a penny The doctor shrugged his shoulders. "Why will you take nothing how me r he asked. "Because e" sa..1 Asethery Leckhart, with • fierce light in his dark eyes, "I owe yuu too much already. I always pay my debts." Then k3 turned away ar.dpler.gei into the by -ways of the city. Stephen Airlie looked after him with a smile. "The yen g cere crows lead," he earl to himself. ".<h.,Ta-e-e meg sorry to he ref of him. He is a young meter. and scamp, I are sure uf it. Go to London, will he liot Le ! He'll go" -acd the doctor pressed his white hnger- tip together with an air of sauve enjoy- meot-"hell go to the devil. Aad I trust,' added Doctor A irl ie, sinilir.g rear* sweetly than ever, "I crest that he will be reek* about It was at that mecteet tLit eel Mr. Leckhart received the rews of lin erand- s deia.-ture with Docter Airlie. Tee chaplain, who saw the 013 mar, obsereed that his :ace charged oddly as he heard reeire the bey t•u! ger e. Pc: he made r.' remark. He bowed acd tock hui leave. Ocly when be reached the outer gate did his strencth farmed hic. He tottered, reocrered hirase!, stumbled again -and fell. This time t,eere was no dottt as to the 71v ity f the sited'. .M r. Lockhart I W13 Carl:i'Z'e. back to Glesiderie tilir.e Inez. . be ruined." "But the buy- . the boy why has gone to prison "A young jail bird," replieL his pre- ceptor," who kas probably been :iii pri- son a dozen times before, and be so again. It will do hen no harm. For- tunate for you that I seised the situation At a glance, and took the chance of put- ting a half crows from my own pocket into his. That ea:evicted Lim a& much as anything." Gerald Rothman .otbed 'demi. Ile had sunk into a chair and buried his face in his hands The doctor drew • chair opposite him, and h octad at him attentively. "You ought te thank me for saving you." he wed, at last. "instead of crying Like • schoclgirl or sb.by.' "I did r.ot went any one else to bear the punishment,- owned the led. Possibly not, but you did net want either to gc to prism's, to have your earns in the newspapers as a thief,to hear Lord Morvene opinion of your conduct. You say you would not mind. Thee, my dear Gerald --don't let Inc hurt your f lin •s -but yon are a fool. You would ATTENTION. epee. soestisa is meet ttolieweet es the clews sidestles et C fir It ISTIed AS GOODS • SEMPONA0011' altidIMAL •i , •fl C. L. McINTOSH'S IX NNW AND kit NON eetiorisule Raisins, Currants, 11.gs, Prunes, Pools a: s. h ').• at Clem Pre - or- rodeo ire VilltY Ft:411111 Goeetrialt. Dee ard, es. akt 411 s t1!........ack C. L. McINTOS3. FASHIONABLE MIMICRY MRS. SALKELD u...44 an to.nosinciat ti at,..La of the tamed no,,.'* . 111=E.A.PICIES, Wt 2.1- C343, let i33301°.;1111 ate- lie. la ego esenetate. 4u hansoms sethew& his.1:1.1able strt ta tiederoli„ Netr:Sio WI& INS - NEW CROCERY. 706aVJ•mr..c 1.4 azo - --eraberte assesses the Pnblh that he luta ottereed mos new Grocer/ -;! CRAB'S BLOCK, Wtere ie watt be fgebiled to meet L-ust :melee ot ttea wbt. soak ta get New Geode at Cheap Prieto. t torrot Raw wto aim be said cm thr preintnea. 14A special Cuentee for Small Wefts tias alia been iatrodece- or:teem-4r Priam Pasd for ut'er aa..1 1,jt. A cal: rvepettfully solicited. ZIaat'LICEI ToTTIfirt*, ('&W$l tee site Court House ffetiare- oloi.o... to Nov 7,1o., 13Tieoto ledge, in his (opinion, was power ; and power was the only good tbiog in life which he desired. He cungratuted him- self, therefore, on the chance which had placed Gerald (boy as he was) under an obligation to him, which bed given him the secret et Mr. Lockhart's wishes, and had moreover enabled him to inflict wen mortifications upon the proud uld laird of Glenbervie. Ha was not elute core - tenable in Its iniad respecting Anti:a- ny s view of the matte: • the lad looked as if he had force .1 oil and tenacity of purpose enough to be revenged upon the man who hack screened his own puril at the expense of a vagabond ; but, after all, Anthony Lockhart was only a boy, ead,although the doctor soothed Gerald's mind by saying that he would recom- pense the prisoner for all that he had suffered, he really meant to let A nttony drift out Of sight as soon as possible, and would not have eblected to give him a sly push towards those evil courses te., which he was, only tce probably:4in reined. ()Id Mr. le.altarlee lime- argot- trc bled Dr. Airlie very little. The cld mar. was nut likely to advert in publie to subject that cost hien an much grief ti : te an reorenta teen. ilereeefele- Th:s prevalent malady is the parent of most of our buddy illa One of the best remedies keen') for Dyspepsia is Bur- dock Blood Bitter', it having cured the wore chronic form, cher ail else had failed. 2 Cletlabeg Wide* lemarefts The Lord Mayor of London and a large company of naval and military ceficials and adhere witnessed some experiments in tee Thames at Westmin- ster un Katurdey sitorneres, September 26th, from the decks of the river steam ers. :lit or eight persous, clad in coatumes of ordinary appearance, and not one c them able to swim, embarked in a small boat. Then the tall thrum of a woman rose suddenly in the boat, and with a frantic wave of her sunshade tumbled ceerboard. Two of her fellow passengers, who seemed to be 'mese and military oficers, threw themselves into the water tc rescue, her, which, had she been sinking, they might easily have done, altheugh they knew no more of swieirauce than herself, for, clothed as they were, they found it impossible to sink. Alt the others, one by one, followed until ad were floating comfert- ably &beet with their beads above water. It was exelained that the cloth- ing wort by the adventaren was made et • tainie ut which Inc threads ef cork were interwoven with wuol, silk, or other material, and, without presenting any eorapicuinis peculiarity of appear - suer, rendered the wearer perfectly buoyant. The inventer, Mr. J. W. Jackson, is an exhibitor at the Inven- tions Rahilmtion. -Pall Mall Gazette. • • minted & little and rubbed his fingers to - "Will ye no sit dna', sir, and rest for a weer said one of the meo , with rough cordiality. 11r Lockhart nodded and thanked him. Theo he sat down on one of the benehes near the door, crossing his bands upon Ins stick, and leaning his heed upon them. 1Flis breathing was still distreseed ; nobody liked to disturb him from his attitude of repose, and & not 11111 better off in prima thee oat of .. Mill The doctor could assert the ;flirty of prebobly owl disturb the present Want* of &SIM" his motives, fatiorancie of the bey'. "But it's a lie, and I can't bear it. I relationship to Mr. Leal:mt. Ind above must tell Moven aed let bend° what be all his certainty of the prisoners guilt. likes. Anything is better than this !" No regesaable person could find fact Dr Airliee sm"oth brow contracted. with Kit Gerald Rethven was more difficult t• Bee be lied an cause for alarm. Kr. manor than the doctor had orP°otoa Lockage came quietly back to Olez- bervie. said nothing of his expeditinn or Met to be, It was ellesuses7 that he should give the boy a stroog dose of the of hi• grandseres fete te ar.ybody, and seemed to settle calmly down to his old DOMINION CARRIAGE WORKS, GODERICI-1. M\ZOM":17=INT.. VANUFAC7/1.4t,c1.. FINE CA RiAGJS A LA RC ti-roi VOr CUTTERS Works ---Opposite Colborne Hotel. FALL AND WINTER GODIS short "drew er.sued. truth." My dear young frised," he said, with • life with his daughter Janet arid her littleDy. Dr. Airlie at het mcved towards the more suavity of manner then wee even son. Bet the loot )t mistrusted Ibis lip- oid sun and spoke in peculierly soft and natant! to him . "it eliPeara 10 la a that parer! calm He believed that the laird gentle taw&realise your positiee-or meant to see his grandson at the sews. - "I fear" he said, • "my deer ete Lock. you scarcely hart, that my unto:tune posit:cr. with mine li you sonless this little Nutter to et of ites tee , / , i, possibiy to to "Alta Korn*. you trial dioria• 6'4 Wag Wee 110041. It would never do for respect to your most unhappy ravages U u iSiIOP FASHIONABLE ra..1: and Winter stock of Tweeds, e'c now f 7 %smarted. IfIrA CAL:, POLICITAD.113 Ready-Macle Clothing, ar Overcoats- *. flplenfildi Assortmeat. eirRameottwo tb,, F.'- Wstreet. (ice. b, tat. NW 14ifi Mr. Lockhart raised his head te • Wtes tasked Iles as he spoke '? "Lave ste sod say gran &eon to manage Int owe b...�4. There wee an allahwas growlin1L tame. "He woeld ham been Ilme now but for your con- feesibed leieeeeisee." err' may oo you f bit ors r sew I. datlicie wed Gerald tc, most Gerald's What a pleasing *tog it "mold nuke kw asters wets wmk, bet it was also goner FALL MILLINERY. MISS GaR,41=1- &AS& Takes pleasure in aunounciag that she 1.sa rehired hive her trip east, and Lae now in stock a large seisertment of FA NC censistieg of VcringSg Bird.s, Feathers, Rilbons, I have all the latest novelties inHati. Teenneta, elesees, Sheiks of Color, etc. INSPECTION IIMIVED. Goiencla, Sept. 17tb. • The unhappy and distressing emdii ion called n seism from, debility, irritation, peer eirculation mid blind of low vitaiity. Roommates the roomy by Burdock Blood Bitters, who& gives per- manent strewth by invigorating the blood and toning alt the urgans to per- fect actior. e PA. Iren:, who hes been simmer the Bloods sad Bleaddest says there is no pessibie defter of a rising the Redieal paps"! Your Wit"' auchl ees„ sad Anthony manfully told bus. ewe% forgive pou : the teary would he tale and accused Doctor Airlie of having reemis Hinters she blame so hiss le order to lemeglit .p spinet fee eke der of your life. Yoe would pleat tee germs Mother, It was colts possible thei is a still more diffieislt rmatire. 0.104 Gerald would avow el. troth. Theo esseideilition to yew brother sod your- *Wang woold remain for Stephen AMU oak 1 ba. cosseeited what is, no doubt bat diagram mid diegasseal ' I mar get Dr. Aisles alrow beet. with tho !Waal- tot Oa styes of the er a 1 Smolt rod into • fill* more emit lake ol lean be* grieved eed thicket Age rot going to minify the aorta that care," thought tkat gsetlemes, at has own inadvertence ; "hut mend alabeelem Ail esffierses hew that terrible tomss4 =eau be made happy Mom Ty a Awl, impliestion of PIMA Ligkesiee Widely *ebbed oft peiefel mate, mid without miss see aiseestiog ruidioine day alter lay witli lade ear no Male Fluid Ligletaleg aloe wee as eMeatuall=shaehe, Leeillego. Rhea - a, sad is .alp SG swats per bottle at Geo Rhyme' Dreg Blom FURNITURE! Jo_J=Lig- roftleTTUILIC DNA , WRIST ItT Nes dremped nu -entire deem te Uri pan for th MAXI' Dlr.; Y DAN bovej•ast received a nit ttima I) OP' SKr/RODIN fahrta, which for INS.% sad Mine DRIfY CONPATTTION, And my A 1 WIRR BCD outset be beat These reentrina Heereem Nets slimed coil on me end COMPASS STYLr. ANO PM Learn p..1-;,:esang • aewhera,, as 3 1 Mal sa Le "My deer sit." be 'began, "I ene 1611/111 MAO 10 imp rout awe NNE yoee remote MOM I Intend to Sell for Sixty Day': at o- Little Advance . as Possible on Cost. stireoewitoles twerts1). wo Ta0t1111A TO .3SIOW llOODN 1 Won't be Undersold by any Deale- on the Top of the Eartt-. J. Et Ft.0 PI -1"Y" , West Street. Godet h, Nov. INA UM ION tea betatheree same alseless la die gem el boo was le gums that the muted boy alaritenthldrei;-- 6.4 whew matt Qu Brig (ill 1 OIL WORKS AGAIN vtaromous 1 HIGHRST HONORS AND GOLD MEDAL FOR "." At Tomato. Ivory Barrel Guaranteed. This Oil was used soden esetewhien **more 4loillg• 16tt P 11'1 1' "1" 1.144 ad"r1"1" Gian Awe pm to her teak sews. 1alr. oa the Machinery dazing the Balalaika'. It has been 't omit be Imestifel hair to ----- awezded OOLD 101011/4111 *aft; the bat three. don't whether you sorry ot th...141 by 6 e6d4b6h "ilia lashit a Stele beeketall *resold Lockhart's rind- endwise' • .4 AAA. i 000_oog yes haw like be WW1 i& so ime the *gest M the see- Web met I 10 sot sem. Arid soar 1st jab Prior . hoot" hair *wart he Mr 8114 that yen • 04- sate Gleabervie eseitedly. amp NW ree boos robed the bey-' te SWIM panIshohat wide will see- Wows th• busier ea MO - woe. tee. -,i'weiTior mow sed Ise Amps et gm boy wee ham taker rim me hew the lard le be overeater/117;7Z 11:11.:144.7.4r,-.1, sAMUEL ROGERS et CO TO %Were glad of It. Led illeressillett has Om ta in r bo. masts. Ws lad. trnew dm Gov- *i IV; TellaW1111C re. as. 13•Rie • ',1•7? • • eiv • ...e.e• „set • a eee %eaters*, ee •eifiteareeev2I45iPeg olire. 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