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Isfltigavs. b
etept.:
• -to fight:ftnd &r
for what
100.$.1 o'44,41$p •1 do
the pzit, it•seenta..
tir thift thing out
ire,. ftnd give My
a to bea. hope.
t Chris; I
wa..hak in
almost ska though
----Some 'hope to *
- for me, Just AS 1, in niy loneliness,.
-niany And-ManY''''a tiine-134,0 prayed,
bard thatmight be happy, so
to the .brighter, bettor
f-ine=to...lie-Aasp,PY.r.„
p!...steal to hrmg that
a'bout."
"I believe you could," said 111v -
tin quietly. "Only you want tRe
money -
0114-.-0.17M-
mise to the -boy that ortune
a "I've learnt :two t 1).1;
as coming to him; and every dis- Victor e an Self gloomil
,--aster he has. ever _suffered has "The first, that he did n•ot tommi
t tahtatti,r illtawaPpeerohibll),*401;lni�rc
th*
this time the bobble had burst,
e mind pictured a visit of yonng
Christopher Dayne tb' the shop of
the .eloelonaker a compari1g 4)f
notes; ,,,a- possible . co fro4fiiiK of
the :.'aecum leted 'facts,
ret; tbat bo
o no
vero
4.41, erc the oseent: thlzinkine that lie •
. .
00 -The tale o 0. sen-
l(a!no too
touges We, own uperi. Pea uP Otte of those With wax -
0144140r, 4 pleail ensa,.. 44Th-tbe lyclage,
0.. oy e ,
in I
e
i di5covcrcd
after', the .departur
e$seg64-litt
hotel to. the eff
rather,
, ,,
wbich .controi tho .rnusclea b
work theso * "uts$ and. when on
s - u equir* ttit,..t0..
habit admitsof
P-.ke
flC
Time in Ibo Ya,
The followin ireetions for
nacitat,in
eraon 'are. published in
live for the part she had playcd;
he vanity_ of .the Jnen..was wound-
cd
the curt disinissal he had
had Altbough Iie felt sure in his
n mind that he bid brought
-"trOnsure
=self no goo'n process, -
spite of himself, he itched to bit
a further Anger in that ,most curt.
ous pie. , ,
-Among- the.lialiers---Nomen-ho--n4
T
old womaq.-wa
Ifr-Wh
ought-there-wes
possibility .that he might,' at some
later date, touch the Story again, or
come in contact with any of the ac,.
tors in it -or whether he was--0-
willing to let the. last scrap' of evi-
dence he possessed slip out of his
fingers -it is impossible.to say; icor
Cain it is that he kept that, valedic.
tory-4etter-whielwhadmboeworittelk
Mr. Phipps to his wife
o such Ietter had
!Watitho ad
lump coltrived to
ind °nee /Ogre set out
1341 .diappa
outbto eh- lie wiu
Vas informed that
ui Englishintini. bad c
ere from time to ti
otteq, bnc
fry
10 C1tV.
rriyed,
Victor,
of
seeren
t
OLIS horso.
C•rrellotiht6rr011e0Mits'er°1tGhe rlitv4Irethas greatt hore than
ever he attained in 'riding,
he
aid the terrets on tho collar causc
reins eyer ull in o
•th mi lit be able to accomplish more
44
tion of tonomous virtue. on tho part SUMMED TO PIMP
ot 0- sentry -,---:-Am ocenrrertect txad, With the-asslstant,he- got into t
ohert Blakely:in "A Boy in the car, and made the great mistake
ea-not,work out 0 - ,,c.,, lisin
ti th
d .., with assistant -17.11,0*-fr)
none of the -wrists o 11
0
whole
acttPuairdo4i out a
caused th
• gunent-was • eapp:
g°4 '4 "(s °nil'4aii--°41'n-iliv a stone from catapult. 'T ere
tturInedei;et0;;-00-0,ator
s adjutant f.0 balloon to Sheot up into the air li
itugo oVered with 'T4 4- 44tY. tlY
r t- ' 'tko;tpl-17-gtegleeted:' gen , Me 'tile was exploste* n -and
h
Iuef
arokAnd countersign until *lato the
V°k-t-ttePG of cloth,
.9ur
•
inoutn, and throat ma e
"'. The res wade balloon, when riv-
sate° direction, subleet onl• y t* covered „ivith handkerchief
mucus ,,by, pastist Ai, sits.ting ehallenge for th
NxIcp. lereummt.,04-1 • 4e011 g 1%Mashoci to pul
word, a *bioh I was in
vsed, osition of the .horee's cloth back „ t .tho nOtanee. 110 rode- tt'P throigh the air at a high Nero-
arnesa horses. Uhl- dos a' • ,*:•-g. fie 'se mantle4-utet- dematiding. ,the-courk :4ity autti taus a groat „risk ot
ening e.p f - - .
e erice,2and therthen unwisely'
t 'snatch the horse.. When:ar',!harness
siiicide -6)30, apparently; the'Itorse .annoylitly And ezeeesivelY
erstand -me yet; if ;you did; you second', that he must have got Ov
would know that with this better, his first cowardice, :and done. t
- - - --feeling- uport,-rae----1-4oust--go-- on -A.,- ,thing after all; else why should
. must fulfil that -promise. I Ain_ so *Waite Iiiiiett-Orl-here I- 'Ma yet
allel- is D „ere no ling co. (terns that he was aetually :oho
Ant and silt halplesslyr.
...,,,A6.001, log"'.47- -a, r-trsta
er ,tosses his hea upi the lit °title to
he lar should be outvoted, and an
he other collar may be ,sebstituted. But
it if. In tidinft,. the horse tosses, his
ut head siteilarly, it is, of course, use.
low 04,4414rbotialt44*,10S1‘144::,,okallge the '0011ar.. 'it iii Iv
• that shall .get niOney, if orily,to tide 1,, ed.... tO,, d y With 'himself, -rin‘ ,rerearliabro-frarthitIllitareViitftr
---- - - : them over Aheir-:diffieUlti '..:.- - -. A'itd .whiell_liad _been the_tairse. _Pt fr elessl. X shall : never tosses. his head itl, .usuany -nri un-
111liftiftVirrille irrarc 'the--pu .1eliase.4:1;A-cirt1444,1)100.
, . ...vv., Et - ,;,., - - ',2* lir.); 7 atiiir:k0-;7:aliT-if-li-01) 0 -,
utes, -oncirertwicelle load° a, half bordered . Itandkerenzef. vr,iletner Ile liVeitt Again tit no ay7to. iii• an ur
., . .
'win•InTew
nd-,-,T-tirn-the-body face....nP.
4 W ..:1120iilitere-leiti I
coat or-1411044"-ktfOp 'tenon n
, i
forward; .raise the arm backward ° jt, ling-,03Ite.'6
be-
andhiao1ao t;s upward..ithisb, air to
at 41' ot h: : t oi 1 i i ri:) ebbt ;rot f u lat:hs4e. , . igit ti :tee •ei• st ippef pr' Ge ' aravocountersign,tnnhaving wnjuths re' t f) tae hpre , andi;Iwords forward,de.IgL' emweree
Then slowlY Move them downward* -
0;to
yei.101.zoz,..1410 ttlathiegsitditelltioatoidp?'th,,,e0h:tia413,:'6._:::::1' tn4e.g:xleterr9411:1::::::Iya:_aagc:cui:sed
- ,- . - -. me lie 0 c IA'
at 1
Press - them gentirliit7W- •-i:Aretitoti,t 0 jett,--ako,,p1t,74,
a ainst the 'skies and thest. : This '
foreWtlwair war u e. . "- thlittiii. ''/.1,6Yfal_______a_. 0-dijAi go
. . . .
ars ' truot . )0anotho way-.unkostwitz
, bending there . so that elhows written*
$
movement towards her as if to Or net. Xr- 14" PfriiPP5 li4it c"'" ?alt.-eel...yea 'with obrut;$ mkt- rms. 4 time eIkroveti birl-311---4- 440- Ins 'GO-- produce artifichti *breathin$1.. verY to. 00, the counte'rsign,
m`coo
speak; then he checked tiireself. It WrEten, to his Wife before it is itc.4.'• e'vobrows,, and a:waving ' or hands tire aystelia to the long 0.- deliberately ah,rt. , on or twelve ainoiro.r.e-ct.,...
, Ivo 50 ,diffieuit to 40.4 with anyone possible .14) say; certain -it is:that . and cries ...of -diSaPPointinent, ' fore biro,. -he .win gefittY vile° dr times 'in a :.mmuteY - And without "The e.erteraI-was aniaze.a.
..the impossibility' of carr in' ort the appeared to have preserve -.1t. 4slunarr PhiPPS-Imd been :but- five Xany good longlourney horses ceasing until the., patient b.reatir4a • "Vei-P--
7 Well.' i ;Will see- about this
like' this..-ao diffienit to show her that letter was the oily one 'She- Wa5 fl*e MilnitOS 'tee late! :The Zig- more without flagging. - -
fraud: ' . was a curious. epistle, set forth .-in minutes. ' before, and- liad'received. are had starters, they ,being. taill. naturally, or UntiLLstisitod,that.lifo. 14 the mortlines , hi) stud, - "-
the-erid-OE-41
0011 briArd
noTtlWltOflt part of thi3.-bag-,-,--411,- --
ight be imagined, but • the rear
part.
The gas in -the front part of the',
consern is pressed upon heavily by
the atmosphere as the balloon
rinthes along, ,and this forces the
gas against :the hinder portion. Not
-24..thereaailtoP-411,-.Prs,ur%°(•
the as. at the backpart,. but were'
• ressure of air -in fact, a
IIDS BRING p
The result is a,. dangerous tires.
sure, which' is often_ sufficient to
burst out the end of the envelope,
and so cause -a terrible disaster, In
order-to'cope with this, the best dlr.-
rigible balloons have extra thick -
%lessee of materio.1 in order to
strengthen the rear end, and so to
prevent the Aail point the balleon -
being forced out. _____-__„
Another -source IA dingtretd the
cigar -shaped haloort is the presence
of tiouds passing in. front of the
ann. The passage of a Cloud irc
front of the sun will cast a shadow ,
Which chills the -gas to 'such an
eritttsbat7the--balloon--may-wrinkle-
and •defseifid- With-e-ortsideraltle7ve,,--
ocity.-007-the-other--bandi,sheula
he-clouils-hreak and the Gan "sillte
through, the gni meg. expand with .
envelope.
"rtu afraid you '41ort't 'under, sOniewhati flamboyant :.termsi .404, 'his' I.:A*4 and .tsad' ttopaxtod, in. cOld-ishoUIdered; and Some Merl illTeifitridriltilfh.iie' 'tlis is being done a .'" .-(tuaritbeitig:*-'neli duty itle''' I
*"Granting, for iiistaitee.-that-t " ante,- ---Ittis -nlinocessarY -to-Jere„,,- corm ,mit Was ,. iii_giosiuble.,., te,,saY. Ituweier„ is to ,Start On an meline ,
the Coliar7'at, the. saddle -room ere produced iv, ilibbing . gently _1444 Wa5 pretty n""110- The gen6ral
to 'Pass Without the eountersign. A'
ilim MY orders were to allow no one
, up the foneiP he said at last., staying at the -time of hisdisappearcorner oftheArms . which . ore- therput-it-om - The .L best Way, .8if.t. Annel„,,_:4344 tholo4y.,0* WI
r. little friction on lee Cheat' may, he
,. ,._ turned,' round to ride oft:. I told
stan&that if You got raorio:eriougli dated from Iola . hotel . fr, Paris in deed it lots Ulm tiljail' five Minutes experiene.e, take the trouble to -warm.
which they had evidently been he could scarcely nave ' turned *the
- .-now to: help their& you couldn't keep
- 'rever : discovered the 'truth -an. duce it all here; a. folv -.Phrases wiu- They iwere . desolated...they : could .,_. down hill, of Co;erse---a:nd at% 11-41p.i ignites. atd..th-en. '111-.-ra.i-ii; ..,-(1:.,r7• "-titkit*.Zill-----6 .y.116741rri tptinli,?..s.h4i4-
-Ati--this weed.. You might begin- the. last timet" .0zie ,sentenee ran, .phipost ire mtatt)ike'llle.4 English- teuse of balking, as maY be nem: i' nia. ..dute4;eit:';tilifiettlIrra,:bvr:'111;:iflik:gi'l'41.11gi.e::!9: lilaks71,:Blicgiltalti,41TiPliiit-e-bohituinttrrsAailtliriull?,
' they -never will from me -how. are be sufficient to'show the chareeter ' never forgive them,e14ve*;', 4 141163 berSe . warns to DIS. WeriFy -be. 1120 • .
.
/On ' tO:prOVide a -fortune for anyi. isf :it, - aria PerhaPs- 'of - tne--'w `' OSt- Unfortunate. - ___ -ea." the general. - • •
. one 1 - UeneY is bot so 'easily made "I am hitlail* Yon, :farewell r Couid they '-describe Ahe gre t fitn!PTIlidillettrithf,ilogri:rtahg:iiLal. t n" v'er/..gentrY7 "4-"'"uxi- '
-.7~-leet --what..--is the end to be1"-*-thelopi.---- Passing • ',frobt------:,----anc' --world ..'.',..they.f.40:1441,1m4nt---rnore-tdre.: double-harnesa4 ,.the-LhorsCithat 4.. , _After _ natural breathing' is, fully receiving the 'parole ,,in. reply, rode,.
-"I can't look at the end; I can- which has treated mc with a harsh. the Parisian idea, of an Seglisinnanf difficult to start in *single ,luirnetfr restored•,give the &tient-a-tea- away, , .. ___ Th, i__:._,.:i_ ____
et --:-.404:- ' --xilLi*•*-43Etka.V...----2:--:, --shicissid. 41e1$-..4--...- -reme10-her-.. ivithin- ig44-4-•01 Air* St....willi A •02440.-' Ile eetOleil now in double .-doing ;far-.auove .::!!: •Aroonft0 of brandy, hot' ging or tea The, .0 .4 morning- twits fleAt-',fer.,,
/1-1t-lf can see-at-thennienient, ice-,--0104.--thert407ter: 103 1L-nalsOwii*Ti -had a• h rtuaL4bere....6L'Alle ''''Notk.7-- .• '0i, 'thiiii. timia-4 ' ininlite---:nutil-- generaland the toinotabett,---4-m
. • . ,-- -km . _ .. . 1 an .
lat:.,„,t_Joeearried out ---against because *money is not require 1 Jit -of -jingling fa, ritatioy it his pot .:fraliVM0-. COM 74-14.1316-::-'43."-: - theWiatererMr-ihrtran' . e filicrOAheV4A1C6115t---0-
•I, ItAta-iiOttrikittlf6dcd 0,,ite Or •at,„.the...,wriat-.
...ist-iticpronused:',.. .0,.. ifint-Obaltion-LiVhieli- rittitt-1004-4 oe,-4,---wor4,4 ' ' . ' ea
'I • it---Wweiiildl'appear It-,-tmam-or-taxidem_ca , soon e . tidjiands with *arra trwen ,, he ---aid, .,he_ baa been.
my ther4-and-that-4-nitist.....thenge_it, De his--frice-andaTiut to hav pah•-ite-easily-aequi Ae-arins--aed gs-41p-wa.
LiA tg
ar in 8owtiy, an
your own strange- poi
.• of toy death is already decided up -
view.. ciii,---andlor ye,iir satietadion-Tmay
• inform ou that it shall be as far
is possi e_pam e
Sift - . elio •1
t n wantl" - again , Pate and the
"Re canie to ta k to me; ie it moi .,ytternierfriirtgetlier-wi,
witted how „great ' his 4ifficelti s a ionitions to any who might
were; he suggested that 14.0' , to the eourse they should ad
. .
se, r iiactertainly,..tiet th
•*the have. endure."lir that had been adoptedbyVIT.
4-0h--1 did not knew that," she : Julius . Phipps. • Atter that
aid, in. ft. faint voice. "1 knew it larne a few words which touched the
was bad ---but--" titaI qiiestioit whielt.- had afeitated-
"I urged him to take her away- poor Aunt Phipps. .
vet where the.,fields are green, 144 -!..liut . for the fact -that I have
the flowers are, not -Vold in titian been -.---peStered, and lorried--- lo
Lnhes----iwithiphirdt-..am..notkep4.nioney_whie.h. I_ w in my beat
,..., , .1 g I a oid, hitti...-(riii not, to reeover; t_,Iiii 4"--izeil 0
•- boasting,. Ilits - Varney,--ti_rut only appiet n, ,' As i r -"aitf-a7 es-
• -7'7- ''''ilhifiliritriliii---wayI-.4.----aske d ---.A0 for tere is,
let' tine :lend hint . some, money • iit.--a vewro,ntre grave. Take tare
money which I , am - sure I , o.'' yourself, -iiiiit.do not attempt to
:pay haek i'n tikne. cit tell' leterfere . ni eny matters etineern,
you tiat he refused.
"Mr. .ThakeP.411
*-sta:ikala
an it
to search for A Malt of that 419$
tion ixr Pari, Victr Kelman de
ed that he. had better give u
hunt. Seemed s
uUr
had never ritended.
effective, way pparen y dr
Ong out of existence, and ,gett
rid ..of a wife who was no • Jon
useful to him. -
Ktlrnanidecide&-thet he -would
k to that hotel at which he
made- enqiiiries and w
lun h there, it 'as a .coinforta
shioned.plaCe, and he w
d�ub torbo---well-served.So
ent k d 'seated himset
,
ad
*obi'
ble
uld
lie
fat
ert 11131M*14-151*
*MO ''nothing
lo he pada lip this menu
in a. At tiiihatrac 1.-ra be.
over it with a pen-
'- ' ing_ree or my nephew. Should •lie
spoke eager- -writi, take' no notirco of his letters
-step muld- he „e oine to ..,3ton.„_or seek -you
, mean t at you----....". • u in ,Any way inform, hini that I
"1 mean dirt, / want tolielp. kW* *dead, and that .there is nothing
said-litartiti. ..steadily. : cir for him. Farewell for ever. --4. "
Id her in ter arms :when she Wes • It.liarksened--ths,t. in AO idle mo.
little eltad,,.. oil,. hot_ mothee, raent,.. after he .had left Olive
Var-
in it, Very -Ion Iy , - lb no- neyi --Ifelinaii read - ovisr:Afte-4
doen.dent upan tut. ° Aunt Philvs. again. lie read it more attOntiVe
ly
tart legitimately give there *Mooey; than he hill-loite before,- hecai
it, is her right; but I can rave them is beginningto feel
.
. nothing; ten we help Noll otheil" est 'a n the In
"Ilut Iel-1 06014 -„never pay yoU 4015 , his r P
-baet." - - ‘ .., uoc. Vhis
4 10; , 6,4 w ii14 be
an
hare
the Safrisitketion of' 'knowing. that writ
011
wx 4istat.4eb
owingn are:parr:V*4 *11
old
"Have I, eiked that shall wa not
Who seriously
left that
Miner
ditta._ivvr in the *hatter; eon
Ofin fort:
,Varnty,,,
let You 'h4tire dot*
mpinted,deat
-11!ste-st,--
°ow* ;the
1,k,ineonihrten
Phitip,s,*. who
ith *test
ii ore
behitf
mit *Weide, •wh
been threaten
moor. V
*
OUIT
eardo.
gat% Sera
oil. .
' 'When
with o
writes,
that ide
li`eltriat
IS deepli engrossed• .
'idea, he unitinettvett.
omethin rentieeted With,
-80,. in this 'citse Victor
began serawl ear4tai,
11 oVct -the card-ilourih,
ptai.n staid•nrics.
rt wiv he enlarged that one, pte,
tetihtntlie- s't
send thereafter that word rubbc1
hthilders With the
dishes and wines.snd even the
name of 60 Iota.,FinaUir when
hiM luneti ta,trio in: threw
the card and bean to est.
(To bet -Continua)
trilk MU
°so :440 MO:re, 0
li*yt with
her Itoriei.liid„
• lent -so times .
meitatile ,or torvousiclet nm ccvers alter ours ef la or. ,
Do not he diseouraged it attima.
a few min
ime er ear o a elf ensign
talking -his own general prisoner."'
, „ -
got on wita a very'. slight een-
.
-.. . ,
Doetor Declares . Brat
Ori intiteela-Blood.
usimitris--no
1)G not =allow train," 'says Dr, William
Jianns
bit& and close the'. mason) timze• rie 'artat . '
. . ... .
' net hill the lep workcd. - Some time ago an !4 ura.-: ; xpres -train, inyestigation, uncroseopie or other.
.•viiseiHean show_theleast difference
the arms are being
II -Likal'broat
vo 'not put 144 1.tiu
Douai until natural breathing is ser4ingtx went .own at once to ad. ,Itealt y
ully ...restored, . 1 rt: th damage. The horse he. accident. But the. saint Isb.sweucet, of i '
. Do . not 'roll . the - body or handle longed' a ii, farmer, and, the ;repro- brain 'changes, is neticeame in a
ic:.:01).:000176b. oity ., 4 i 1 0 .._:. the . head
t,4, ,..buit. 'setinnti.Liitoeu, 4drove lp MS place . to see .whole Oast, of important chronic
,- • .4t r. ,,.. 17, nervous diseases . such as *Ai/plane) .
/here haly&-tpien-tvio-rscerit a o ' itt•- it 'have. iteureithenie, ,l4steria. an pole'
for: the: sib'. , None of these Shows ' po t.mor.
•peak to his iilieuly-zatellodjstislft
companion, and he will be less
ner-
vous. They know each otherby the.
men but there Isis decided objec. .
-inquisi-
tive strange horses, ,
A gardener, can almoSt quite an
ordinary pair* Sce. the',horses not
usually act in concert against him:
If one horse shies or bolts, -the other
Ito da' hint; in -factf the wildest colt
is xed• in strong, double hatnots-4
Therc 'elltes. whet* oNpstir,
d to bolt,-
re--a-n-nntelfreeted' •e* 40,11114.0"ze the
h_rtlionry meanti*, :tho
driver ad Imitatt-tiwpulter-
prineiple by throwing one leg. over
the rein, the while he remembers
the steerage;*sehlef,of this Ott
is traceable & stable ituauage.
pe pith r brain oar -of -Oro
id 'in 'the r'presentative of the, couip' 0,nY 4,0. 'of a 'Perion raying instine-au&-'-th,
go
h brain of Oint ,killed in an.
sTrikingilluetraticeis of the tact„ th rie of our tenvitar.clieracterlatie eh giro**
the resinicitiostroti of tha,apparentlY trains that your '.46*.rnal-hrains.,--
J 4
•
sTn*nC4d i, tent Matter ,,of patience and t. jumped over age, importer' e of ..'•----•.-,
and that it SeVerartee..
.i . . doted up thelhi p, or, ,eeses. Insanity alone is serif...ma'
h had :been ifilder :ana:provct tontributory negligence' 11,000a, thorola no,- getting med to
we, tottid go into court ienough. Villien that dread spectreto .
The,,Xew 'Orklite; saving :'fierrie
= ti As:the-use of *man who wax -
P 01. •work Of rottiftita zon taking: over a. to 6 jj.1 tli "Wo ,07 -ie -*) . 'on
alki.008 treSP4'05$7 eil the. t,p,41.11„1.141.1.1frillt:::tiett. jtoki4artiolin loo:oitielalvla itl.
IItA
eenoona,• - i' .0 *7'. At AtlIotie Cat/ IL Pan Iva* lit* ticLikettlei this matter .out of the s
after '-hos- had het in the' tout* it 'risible ''''. ' * ' ' stead of- .
LT•k.u.„Iiiciniek,",!.." ol coimee
leltrtil,4 after and
water- -twinty; ,.,01164
Cream roptillory.. 1°144ater1.minutes4worked sid the
been ln "X* thin .ire Cart.: settle- rnental
the end 1* working very ,°,v° h°11*':' - (14t-
$. Other States' are now er... -wan
hill Of ereani .
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