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OR 0 UR t 0. TORY:= TEADERS
His Life's.:One . Holiday..
Huntingdon 'Wayne was thirty-five,
and . had never yet` been in love:
Ile had worked hard aurbwell arid
had glade a fortune which even he.
•f'elt would •enable hills, to marry
without being.recklessly imprudent,
and he began to' • think it was
time to :decide •upon a wife who
Ai; ould satisfy his Soiuewhatfastidious
requirements. She must •bo of a
stately and noble present—Wayne
had rather au icloli of'a flue woman
not too young lior tee, emotional
\Vayue was 'a. .Belson • Who hated,
scenes—in short, she':wrls to be n
' ►vunlan, made .to order, and he found
•it 'snore diffii;ult to :discover 'her
* .: than .he Iiad at first supposed,.. '
Jt Was with a feeling of something..
as akin to failure as his well regti
lated mind ever indulged in that he
. ordered his portmanteau packed for
a fornight's visit to` Newton=ori-Son,
and' tore• hirnsolf away frons- the
f tscinations of club and office life
to .pay a long' visit Weld'friend
Dr: ]Marshall. He had 'seen noth-
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irlg-of the Marshal:1i for- years.
'though ,tllero was a tie of old • as,
a trouble of two years bad left her,
it seemed to flim it was his duty to
try and atone to ]ler for all the
suturing and loss she haul Under -
Rue; ea if hie life ought to hake
up to her for Jack's heath, somehow.
.titraiigs+, that duty had never had
shell a zest and a pleasure in it. be-
fore:
Sho was a thing no new to his
experience, with her lileacling blue
oyes, her soft' little ways, and the
pathos that hung about all that she
did and said. Wayne used to sit
and watch her furtively,as if she
were a creature of soma unknown
race.
Three slays after the first evening
and• the hammock, rho• ideal "fine
woman” had, died out of his hind,
never to return, and before the weckt
was over, hit had ,salid to himself.•
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lee the'practical,.• cool-headed Hunt-
iugdon 'Wayne—that life without
little Hotty.would be hardly worth.
the living, and that he roust have
her for his own, or die. .Practical
common-sonsical men often take the
hardest forth of the disease galled
love. .
He spoke
• the midi
• asked
'filo dost
prise, but
pleasure, and when . tk::hall
finished, lie grasped, liim heartly by
'the hand.. •• • ,•• '
.,
\Iy dent• fallow," he said with
Something .between a smile .'and. a
sigh, "you have my heartiest con-
sent and best wishes, if you can get
•Hetty,to say 'yes,' :You are almost.
a pout of poor Jack, and there's no
one else; I should so gladly.call cosy
non. Of course it. all rests • with.
Hetty; btitr.l:'know she does -not dis=
ails you, and we must• trust to..time
for the rest.. Lobe such as she gave
poor Jack,•porhaps the sante.wornan
never ' gives. •twice. over; but there's
no reason• why she shouldn't love
you and,' maks you a • goods wife;
The grief of two years..biick is pais -
rug sway—it. is more the physical
state left by the shook of that •tithe
• that wears. ori 'tier now.. Perhaps
she swill never be• very robust, .but'
you will take• good care of her, Pin
certain.,+. . .
sociations:between them, and even
'something of seddel••lnterest. ' Five
Years ago, when Wayne's uncle of
fared Iriul,a berth in.the tea business,.
of which lie sass now tale head 'are
extended a like .offer to Hunting
don's younger brother,•: Jack,;::but
• Jack, always something sr
ofa
hot-
headed
headed fellow,, took •offence at•$onie,
. word' or deed of his elder's and •re
fused. the offer., Soon ;after he took
some post on the east coast of Africa
and went out with high hopes•of the
fortune be was to -bring back and.
lay at Hetty Marshall's feet.
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through which nourishment is obtained.
When, in consequence of age and dis.
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gray, Ayer's Mir Vigor will strengthen
ft, restore its original color, pramote its
Irapid and vigorous growth, and impart
to it the -lustre and freshness of youth.
"ache shall be strong again, please
God,• if:I can.• make her ..se. by' lily:
devotion," said Huutieg ion, wh le a
vision of unspeakable Happiness
danced before his, :mind's eyes.;—,d,
snow-white yacht . cruising,: furlong
smiling islands in a' suiniuer• sen,
seeking health:' for her wlio was • its•
queen.
'4'1'11 leave the business to look
after itself," he thought with a glow
of :rahture, "and travel round the
►:01.1
d with. her till tills color collies
hack to her.pale face•.and the light
• to her eyes—yes, • and the happiness
to her Heart:"
So the fortnight wore away, and
.another was well-nigh
n e
h ons, and yet
rn•
� ayuo ]rnaoled nt''Neu ton -on ea
tie' was neve! •away. •from Hefty's
side.; h'e.fetched and carried feeler
• like a• dog, he• w,as'•a slave to her
every wish. • Dr. and 11Ir. Marshall
regarded 'Milli With tindisgu.ised
favor. VO Tom, the
le Cllfl 't 1'•'
enfant': terrible able of
the family, vetc,l hirci "no end
jo11,y,".auc1 Iletty--petty liked Banal
tvoll ; her eyes brightened -when Ile
caine she liiissed'lii_ru' when he went
:ii►ity.; lie was so thoughtful, so ]rind,
so goose, no. ouo could help .being
fond of, hunt.. •. _
• Ones••night there -Was it storm, and
'by noon the next day camethe news
that a great ship froin 'the Capo had
gone to pieces on the •Rsazor'Rocks,
not two miles away. AYoth ing would
do but -that Hetty must go,.and see.
it. There' were no lives lost; they
heard, but the life boat people must
wait "till• the tide fell ,before. thdy
could get. Alf.alt• the crew, and lIetty
was ;eager to• .sea the rescue. So
Huntingdon, of course, volunteered
to drive• her and •'Master Tom to the
scene of the disaster in .lIetty's lit(1e
pony -carriage. ,
What a drive that was ! • AVacme
will never forget it •while he lives.
The hedges were all aglow' with the
June roses and .tlie honey stickle,:
and a• breath of su111lnci' floating up
to them •fiotii the narrow • winding
lanes. The .pony 'was fat and in-
dolent and took its own trine.
Wayne would not have hurriedono
of its steps. The sun was setting'
wh•eu they reached' the solitary bay
where the steamer and run ashore,.
and a golden=glory shone over the
sky and sea—edging . talo- cloiuf
banks with unearthly splendor, and
dyeing with crimson the shallow'
pools left ley •the• retreating .
The cliff path, to the shore was steep
and narrow. Wayne had to' help
Hetty with a tender care. Perhaps
life had •lever held such exquisite
}Measure for hint before. Her little
light shawl, lay over .his arta, her
small liana vested in his clasp. It
seamed to him the world was bound-
ed by lIetfy.
Ilever had his heart beat SO high
with hope. Once she stopped to
gather a tiny blue dill flower1 and,
Huntingdon heard of the engager, •
ment with Some contempt; for the
folly which possessed twoyoung
people without a penny; but when,;
throe years later, news ,Came of •pee
• Jack's death '.cut in Zanzibar;' the
little bride that . was to have been
glassed out of his naiad, ,and'.'it was .
.olgy when . an • invitation• edge to
slim from, the Marshalls, who, were
atNewton-ou-Sea .for1 etty's health,
thatthe thought of • her existence
crossed him again; •
He had not oven seen her since
she was a little child in pinafores,
and when le • web brought up, on
the evening.ho• arrived', ,to the side
of a crimson hammock swung be-.
tween two tall pine trees, and in
troduced to a siight,•pa.le girl, whose r
great blue eyes were raised to his '
his with a pathetic gentleness and.
sweetness, a.ieoling such; es in all --
. Lis thirty-five years of sensible life
3 lie had .never, before experienced.
shot through him with sin tht•ill of
wonder, and nlniost bewilderment
he took in his owu .the snutll,fragilo,
white fingers, and then laid them •
downkilinost reverently on the,;soft
cushions amid wh•ioh she lay. •
I suppose if. any one bad asked'
Lim then and there whether ho be.
lievod in love at first sight, he
would have answered ns• eonteulpt-
ously•as ever; and yet;: for all that,
he ►was as deep In love as e've7 Alan
yet fell at one blow. Ile told hint-
seelf it was a pity. -41 pity that only
grow as the days passed by, and he
Il vz, haw flail and. aelidate a et•eatuuo
T have used flyer's Hair Vigor for a
long time, and am convinced of its
value. when I was 17 years of age my
hair began to turn gray. I commenced
using the Vigor, and was surprised at
the good effects it produced. It not
only restored the color to my hair, but
so stimulated its growth that. I have
now more , hair than ever before, -
W. W. Edwards, Coldwater, bliss.
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after a moment's -pause, ' she s• hyly'
gape it to, him. Was -.it only the
sunset glow that iuockdd his fancy,
or did a delicate color really mount
to her cheek at his low spoken word.
'of thanks?. •
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Out, far out on the low, black
ledge of cruel -rocks jay the groat
sh •tt gyred •ship, Little I boats plied
swiftly and ,safely across the quiet
hallo ws.where the storm waves had
raged 'not many, hours ago.. .Hetty
was all excitement to see the rescued
people ; while Toni, with:the frank-
ness of his acre and kind;. declared.
aloud that this sort, of ship -wreck•
wasn't much rood—thole wasn't any
drowning to be•done!
The'thoughtful• Huntingdon •hall,
•of course brought.ft.;, telescope, 'arid
stood like statue of 'Atlas, wh'ili -
.Hetty rested the glass on : his
shoulder and. watched their boats
land thoir•bu•dens at tlie•littlo lash=
ing pier. ,
He was in•a sort of rapt •dream,•
hearing dimly Hetty's little ejacula-
tions of . pity over the bodragfiled '
aspect of the shipwrecked, and alto.
gether.ignoring'Master Totn's,solhe-
what crude chatter as that. youthful
torment -wetter •his Met at tale near-:
gin of the tide, and gave his opin-
ion with delightful .confidence upon
inattors in general and shipwrecks
in .,particular. '1'he sunset' glory
grew brighter and more vivid, light-
ing up the sombre cliffs and level
waste of water, and throwing• into
shop relief .each black stake of •the
Gsltlnarr
,nets s►Lrch clotted the bosons
oflie broad odbay
It seemed to•. Wayne ne' .that he
would like to stand just • do. forever
petty close to hiin he; liar siip-
port and comfort, no olio to.come.
between ; for Tom certainly. did not
.count for ln,ncll..: Was it not a typo•
of what all their life to come was to
•-h0.4 Crimson:
glory---Hetty
ae
enk>
'hag, : on :hon, his • highest happiness.
to minister to, her.'
Suddenly into 'his clream•rana a
shriek, w'ild.and terrible. .The tele-
scope relied from his shoulder and
splashed into a peel sit his feet, and
as he turned to catch Hetty's' faint-
ing figure in his stalwart arms, with
one lightning flash his eye fell "1
where her's had rested, and saw, in
the crowded boat load just reaching.
•the shore, among the bronzed and J
.bearded faces of the wrecked ship's
crew;the face bf Betty's lost:lover
-his own brother Jack l:
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