The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-01-04

lnueb. and / viii buy them." he
replied, " every one Of them. But don't
yon really know me, Dossyf ana Ross
Deveroaux Why. you have set on my
knee many aud many q tImes"
Doss4 at this stared at him curiouslys
she utle1ed a Rleeiul little shout
"A into his arms.
0h, j know she ezea . re-.
member ron. Won't kdzzie be glad Z
Won't she stop crying now ~
Ross UeYeFeeuKe BWart cieck crtLa-
sonod. .Eako no to your home, be
said, TO your sister Is she here y
No" answered Doasy, fW8 live at
arhndpa's, at the old mill out oi town,
ytu Know
T'at rs 20 AZ ence then. No need
Is sell panaios any longer, cried Ross
Derereaux. eagerly setting the child on
her feet.
Lizzie Dupont stood So We have said.
gazing across the meadows, heart-
broken about Dossy prolonged absence.
Suddenly two figures appeared, emefg'
inc from the woods beyond in the
direction Of the town. She gave q
great cry Of Joy, f0t one was certainly
.ses X fagi M ben.,soe s s',g en Who held
Dossy By the hand Could u Demo
if was impossihle YETI
| At sl1ia moment. while she was still
uncertain; while her heart leaped into
| her throat. and then stopped beating,
while she felt dizzy, and about to fall,
| aud had TO clutch at the railing. DoHay'a
companion, dropping the child's hands
/ a.syts.d fofxard for Ia had recopnized
/ r,;z~;e on5 cema hn,Tvin0 over tbe
,,eodou, .,,.,,,i, tgsv;ng his haf He reached
sba ef;Ie wnn o9eT Il "a Il bound. and
The ,,s.~t .', moment ON = vas a. I.izzie'g side
-. Z.
1nenA Go9 nase a2..lu ~ -. q
.aee ne c1leu2 c,s7,lne ngh IA S.anl',s ~, 9
tQtn' t9oa sll.lu s'na..,,s - t'N J -
tnlnk nao oeseIIee goa ,s !.
Wnat 4ll1..is ~oSi4 nese 1sssles., t. !. Z. :,
~, .lll' ~ ~ .ss-s ,,, - ;;s ~ s,, ~
1er no cnanos' 2. = s.,S u ''',,' :.
oeesn aepenoeo On ~ "e Hsn' ~ -
eeii ms spok5'
" hot-one Of your letters ever csme
TO hand, " ne said. Apey were 1neer.
cepted, as l discovered at iast
wouldn't mention now, unaer otner CIT
i cumstancess but you ae least, ou3ns 20
know the whole truth. Inc lact 's, oar
nng, that wh'ie my parents we're eager g
welcome you as aaugneet' laa
cousin. an ampluous girl VINO nao az
ways lived with Us, and VINO, y seems
wished 20 marry me, nos' o. course, nt
said quicklys that sne loved me. PM
merely TO secure the title ana posi'ion
4 Wei, TO make long story shors. slat
brlbed the postm1stress az tne village
20 give her your letters, so tnat never
heard word rom you, or aDont you
I'LL, ct last, IN despair, came oYer, 20
fore ! intended. 70 solve sne mystery
Came over q saio A4lzNle' taanti5!
and guiiti1J, conscious now Sne nae
mlelndgeQ MN.
"Io be sure, repeated hoss lever
eauxs uankiy' 9n' ilttle bAepllc
you doubted mei ei0 yoe
Indeed indeed began A.lzzle'
But he stopped ner with q KISS.
II linen lt was pe Wen1ion, enes
heard ior TIE ilgHf t'pe o. Your Ia1neE. sas.
death but no one een'o give me ~ ~
information of yoes WnekeApon1ss = : IL, o,'
. not Know Your fe,at.ons "a new Ag1s
but 4 found out tneAr NAMES snouen
was some tune: and one was AZ NeN
] port and another at Saratoga ana
third ct Virginia springs beiore
/, couid do anything came the news Of "a
fathers sudden death, and 2 summon
home. foT am you know, ms netr q
to both the titles and estates When
. had been at Devereaux hall tor wee
OF SO the postmistress came up, treml