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might with truth have added.

the officer, with an obvious absence Of
sympathy 'for yer see this here cook
as you've accused of stealing is his only
daughter and heiress-''
"Whot 2"
Mrs. Garret sat down on chair, with
a face as pale as sheet.
'How, in heavens name, can apollo.
glze for my mistake ?" she gasped. "I'll
die of shame outright"
Meantime we haven't found the bank
note, observed the officer, with some
malice prepense. "Shall l 60 on with
he s'arch ?"
"No, no For gracious sake leave me |!
Lesme think !" groaned our friend IN
real alangaish of mind.
Meantime the following interview had
taken plae between the master of the
hous and the accused:
"sir,'' laid the latter, as soon as they
were alone Il think you have the feel
ingsof gentleman. Further conceal
ment is useless, and before I leave this
house, | owe you an explanation. !"
MI Garet thought this was the be-
ginning of confession of guilt, and
said
"1es, Ann" very sadly, but kindly.
81 am not what l SEEM" pursued Miss
Arnin, in an agitated manner. "You
may have heard of, six months ago, Cen
eral Arnim's daughter, who disappeared
"Heavens - muttered Mr.. Garrett
He nov feared poor Ann was insane.
"My father" continued Miss Arnim,
"wishei me to marry gentleman who
was in every way repugnant to me, |
having already given my heart to anoth-
er, whose want of fortune was his only
fault. | would not disobey my father
by following the dictates of my heart,
yet how could | go through the daily
sorrow of thwarting his expressed wish
es? | resolved to escape from both
temptations for time, and | could think
of no way in which could more secure
ly hide myself than by going into SER
vice for time. l confded my story to
the good manageress of the 'Domestic's
Training Institution who was friend
of mine, and through her influence I
came here with the determination of do
ing my duty as conscientiously as posi-
BILE. You have seen the result, Mr.. Gar
ret.''
She hurst into tears. though her eyes
nation.
By this time the earnestness of her
manner, and the calm refinement of her
language had carried the conviction of
truth to her listeners heart. He gazed
at her in amazement and distress, while
flood of shame dyed his brow.
The detective now entered, and with
deeply respectful obeisance to the wo-
man whom he had treated so insolently
ten minutes ago. said
"Please to accept my humble service,
Miss Arnim, and to pardon my mistake
What can 1 do for you, miss ?"
"Bring me cab, if you please" said
Miss Arnim. Then turning to her for
mer master, she said, pleadingly:
.'Let me ask a particular favor. sir
that l may be permitted to go .withou
meeting Mrs. Garret again. I can imag
inc now," she added, with trembling
voice, "what innocent and friendles
girls feel when they are suspected wrong
fully.
Little more remains to be said. Tn
young lady had her wish, and returned
to her fathers house without anothe
encounter with her amiable mistress
and so overjoyed was the general to re
ceive back her whom he had bitterl
mourned as lost by his own cruelty, tina
her engagement to Mr.. Melville, a vii
tuous and accomplished young lawyer
was imm ediately afterward arranged
with much rejoicing.
Little master Horace proved, som
weeks fterward. to be the real cause {
that bank notes disappearance. 1t Wa
found stuffed into the cavity under til
shuttle of his mammals sewing machin
RECENT IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES AN
WHAT THEY TEAcH-Within a fe
weeks, two European investigators ha7
succeeded in condensing to liquid for
all the gases that had hitherto de6t
such effort. In the early part of th
century, when certain gases were liqu
fed by Farraday and other experimen
ers, the facts excited the general inte
est. as giving clue to the real constit
ton of matter. The new experimen
1 were widely tried, and in performil
them at Paris, in public lecture, ;
] explosion occurred which killed one
the operating assistants. Then, for mo
than half a century, discovery in tt
a line was almost suspended. Sever
gases, such as nitric oxide, accetylir
e nitrogen, oxygen and hydrogen, abs
. lutely withstood all attempts. With
a few weeks the compound gases nam
e and some others have been liquife
a Next, oxygen yielded to the pressure a
a cold; an event Of sufficient importar
k to be telegraphed by Prof. Tyndall
the London Times, and to be announc
at scientific centres all over the wor
Now comes the announcement that