Litchfield enquirer., 1879-06-19

HeJezs's fame mas1 be cleared-the world God HorxiEe-the person who deceived" lie cszM @y 10 more
 When Mrs Wyndham was recalled to the r1sm- she returned leading her little son. The SvTnx man WAS much affected at the sight Of thss eaIAd ef his fondest hopes, but passed a. wwv wTshcrt nnticing the presence of his wife
 Whra all WAS over, MT. Kelly asked the Ss.stgr by what means the happy change to- ward his daughter had been effected
 <Yourown letter WAS the cause, 2 he replied Il hzuoeued to be present when it arrived, and beTnx 0u my way 10 my patients room offered ro cSovey ii to him Mrs. Wyndham had DO euczse 10 ofF9 for retaining it; and it was fort unzre had done 90. as he much required my prukesS5o1zl care for some hours after reading l. ~--~
 Afex hours later Mir. Kelly returned to tszr- and IOsz DO time in acquainting Mrs. NarSTzaer wTsh her fathers death, feeling very sh.sukfuI that he had some comfort to convey to her wTth the melancholy intelligence.
 Thz foIEOxIng week NIT. Kelly again went to RsSeznsre ts zitend his friends funeral and rysi the wIIl- his one hope with regard to He bezzs interest being that Mrs. WyDdham wszM nos Insis1 upon the production of legal prusf oS marriage which she was well convin- ed hzsd taken place But this vindictive wo- uxn pruh2klv iusGigated by her own solicitor, wU-I a1s sanction the payment of Mrs. Nor tIzaeTTs kegScT until the terms of the bequest were literally complied with.
 Tae szRSpense of the next three months was tryIrx beyU0d description to the young couple. AdvertIse18enfs for the recovery of the lost cer- tEsczse-a course which Mir. Kelly had hther- toaEos8ei-were now inserted in the leading pmnerS ves ik was only when the stipulated time h44 nearly expired that the last attracted raS5rG- &E e%
 n nay be imagined from the great interest znL zzxiesy felt by Ms Kelly for his very in- tezSzSTng c1ie1t, with what pleasure he brought ker affairs to successful issue. |
 We have since been introduced to this dear frlc0d of the MOrtimers," added Dora to AEzs Barbara and he says that Mrs. Wynd- E1m x Ihe only discOntented person at Rose EE-E- The foolish woman laments over her SBn as If be had been robbed of his inheritance thg1xa the young gentleman succeeds to an e<sztE ef ten thoasand a year"
 1 year Later, Mrs Wyndham had indeed real czzzsS for grief. The young heir of Rose Eere- always adellcste child, was lying beside kES szrhcr In the family mausoleum. The be- | rgzySd mseher resisted all Helena's efforts to | encs8Ae her. and cOldly refused her cordial in- vTexrSn1 to remain al the Hall She declared | thzf she c1Gh 10 longer endure the place, and | thar she shOQld live abroad for the rest of her | uzss.rxbbe fife.
 Events have thus brought Helena back to | the AsEsS os her Childhood. now her own prop | exfy. Sh< is thoroughly happy wife and | ns0th@r. ben-factress to the poor, and an ad- | admirable hostess. as her friends the Torres | tGS and Dzvenants can testify; for they have | al ua<S zt her hospitable mansion, and the fam E5e< have rFcuaised to exchange visits every ! year.
 Lzfy Dzvenant and Mrs. Mortimer have had S4S dEspate-H related to the jewel casket 1 WhBA WAS the first cause of their friendship. | EscA dec84red thai the other hsd the greater c&1iR t0 H. Al length Helena conquered, in- | xEsEIng thai her friend would no doubt give se- | r5su< ofFense by parting with Aunt Barbara's | PrpSrns--C TaHms5xrss J0urRaL