American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-07-06

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| D,I - "a ,1,,i,t;nfr horself in :,
| cbair There was little to do. Won know.
! as 7 did not evnect Won home until dinner y
.sThcn no one will hear us"
He drew a chair nearer to that of his sis
| tor and sat down beside her
| .,What,s vour idea2,, he asked. in n
| hjsnar
NV idea is to separate them. TO t,,rn their
| love 10 hate: TO die a nit beneath their feet
| .h,t ILL rnr,ai,, o,an foraror y,
'" ..pm+ - han, ~, VI vi
..WiIl. HawIev is moor. isn't hep,
| ssCertainIv; there is no mistake about
| that. His mother was a HELPLESS invalid for
| tha last ton wears of nor Iife and Will in
| sisted on her nsino for bcr comfort every
$50 he oarnod l. hasrit boor .ix months
~ bn ,as roiie,.od Of ma b,,r,Jen h.
moor therefore as Won savwnoor as Jobs
p - y, ' '' SO' say f go
..Tbcp bo,u have 10 1aove his darling
| Clara, snnered Miss PcdJer enormously,
.tUn,II bonntr ahsa,t h;,,,,eIe fron, his deary
j.; 30. ~ -, W. 81 i,,,.,i hand ard hrt
IN ~ ca III 80, y,
.;wu @ nc II 10, ~ - III ;, sScntcd
vel yes; 1 suppose ne WIN, ass SCI s'.o
| ~, NJ o'i 80 ~, 'ot !I - - - NO
t Ii. =, here' he IL ELL "s"ih SUM- nv
81 a. ,. Al .h, ca, i full
of +rriSI. i',, a. W., DO ,nu saiI ,rnin
far ,,,it,,I;n ~ ''0'' WV W.
..n "hai,t ,,-, ,,,oo,.s -ross;1Jv in ten
| dars a. ~" sbin, e,T;n.r NJ, rra,idIv,,
Uawley is thorouuhly competent to be
YOUR first male ~
Pedder locked wondcrinpIy at his sister a
| moment and then ans wered:
'Of course. know of no better man for
| the post ~
He must he vour first mate then You
| have influence enough with YOUR owners.
| hone. to turn ont the present incumbent ~
WHY the most is already vacant Mr.
JordinG'vou hove saan him-Nr Harding
has ii,St hon c,IIod home suddenly TO Ohio
on account Of his fathers illness-''
- Cooai ~, fo,,,n,tn Won must rec
ommcnd UawIev for the vacant place to your
| ou,nars 81 80 tb.,, to on,raGa him The
thi,,or az, DO Az ~,
q Withont the LEAST doubt- TWAS under
| stood Won Lnou as 7 INST now remarked
| that Was TO helm HarIry ut the first oppor-
| tunitv. Wen accordingly suppose that he
| sails with me as first mate the next voyage.
| What then y,
you must leave him-not dead, but a
prisoner-on some desert island between
here and AmstraIiar,
| Pedder looked his astonishment
sIf il can he done ,, he said after a pause
| sswhat next ~
s.You must come back and report that he
| is dead. furnishing full details and good
proofs Those details and proofs will not
| be difficult to manufacture. Then YOU must
be all Kindness and sympathy to the Young
widow. as she will suppose herself to be-
and in less than a wear thereafter she will
he vo,,r wife
.to, &c a.; .,; . ,ossihI,,, s;rbad
Pill, II h uri,s i,,,rS = III III paIia,..d
..p,,fJf7i ~, = - Sir'nIa az l;sS;,o And
tho mome,, ron arc marred n C;Iara T viii
- IN, ~ ,r,taiia fnr nv haaith and
nnturai 1Lrp .n W. stImhIe ,,on The rerv
id onotSn' ,ift ri.e otT,,t
, ~ whert you nte itft Iiamies odoIo
, euo ~ ~, t: -" ~ 49, - - -
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.,S .no " noio ~ WI 81,
ha,,o nm CIarn N, this SID of the ncaan
md IN h az, It'll uwIaT on tho
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h. W ooarai. ne - A hraathnS III ms
err 49, ~. a;,;7It ,, ~ 4od
..thnt - aratt;no WanIaSy' an t,n dasort
;s,,ud Nv Yvitbo5It his srina"ti3o omrthin@i ,,
sI, oan ho az ~ md tLo ~ 81 Miss
N 4, e"n NC uoh., anu i M ilPo ~ -ii9'
aguucr CAME toselner i,he .iic JAW ol Nise-
Iheres no di1hculty ABOUT hhdlhs sulta-
pie siaiu
Sot lne ieast. saw 'ne lsl'ii, ~ III ny
hii,u SSc the ihoinent Sou ulteIcu tie "oiu'
az iIi hn oe II fn Is iUl out Pa, t Haov
r,on ~ y, =, s M N,ss Pod5eT tbnu~bf
Eli 49,, .Jf -, 80 80, -a,ta ,,o,, 90 :, Ill
th Gov ~ near your ro ,it you can cs,
,n, can D." Mon, thoro nv ai,ors uind" ~,
he dr;ftod ,bara NV Inlnnwn currentS ar
pc oe diin.et tnere oy HnhnoMn eurrenesi OF
49,; ~ -. y " - 49, 49, Al
inS y. i"ul. III ypul IN - NJ
onru tiruft, YOU can nane IN oS
hmsinesu or nou can send him ashore u up
49, 80, W II - ,i.i -, e. - i ~ a.
frn,, tho LIN 81 fa oIi,,mracind s"iIor
= - III 80 80 e.; ,, '
~ .ss ' ~, :, - - it,,,tnd podda. With
wild avn III a' 81 Sno hpy 70 ,nanas,a th
affair from its heginnino TO lis end ,,
and Won now See that we can undo that
hateful marriages''
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. The affair will re-
uuire a little time and patience of course
and a little expenditure of money, but we
are sure to triumph CAPITAL, glorious !,
What a load YOU have taken from my soul,
Ruth, What a genius YOU are ~
He leaned to his feet and be1an pacino to
and fro rapidIy. with the most eytravarant
signs and excIamations of ioy.
..First TO oet UawIrv on his island ,, re-
sumed Miss Pedder, musingly Next for
you to marry the pretended widow. Then
for me to rescue the prisoner and marry
him. And finally for you and me to be hap
py, you in your way and in mine-you with
Clara in New York, and | with viii. in Aus
tralia. You comprehend the whole project
clearly"
ssFrom the first step to the last There's
only lust one possibility of failure,
''And that ones'
"a refusal on Hawley's part to accept the
post offered him-a refusal based upon his
MARRIAGE,
Miss Pedder Turned male ,t tbe tbourbt
But he won't refuse" she soon declared,
recovering her equanimity. HE has long
been wanting lust such a place. Married or
single he can't neglect his bread and but
ter
ttWeu said Ruth T tbinl, we can count
upon him The most he came here to ,sL
me for is now vacant, and / will accordingly
have it offered to him, Just as if nothin" had
happened"
Exactly. You needn't speak of his mar
riage, seem to know anything about it.
You can simply offer him the post in ques-