The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-22

"Wh hat made nun come heIeT II NAV
Young fool meets him the game all up
Therell be q dence of row AL round
"Ill 40 and see him, said Walter,
suddenly. his fair face flushing crimson
81 hate 10 be ashamed to meet my own
brother. AS if ! were criminal.
Arn3~ laid a OBTAINING hand on lhe
Young mans hand, just as he was about
10 start impulsiyely forward .,
"What are you going u, say 10 NM
no said Hell wonder how you got
here and you can tell HIM you We got
heavy bet on Fenton, OF course ana NC
viii be charmed. and 'hink ,Wlat a
frank, aboye-board young fellow Ills
-"oHiIod YOUR tongue. Murray, for
Heavens Sakel' cried Walter, Wrlth!hS
! inwardly under the taunt. Come away
out Of this internal crowd ana let HE
'" "All right" said Arnold, linking his
arm through that of his companion, Il
fhinE That 5 an excellent plan OF yours
for Philip ST. Johns eyes are every
And he breathed freely when he had
cot Walter away from the nelghpoi-
hood OF his brother 800,
Talk away, young 'un, said Murray,
NpLtipr ND a cigar, when OUT OK the
immediate vicinity of SO many ears
"You're not getting frightened, ana
Going TO cave iny'
II wish 70 Heaven [ had never been
fool enough TO come here or to listen 10
Won at all" said Walter, energetically,.
II hate To shrink from seeing Phulp,, /
| - ., tli,1- tbat | ddTpU't meet MS
eyes fearleSsly.' ..i,,
pood.hunuTed Indulgence; NOW yon re
talking like the good boy OF the play
WHY In the world should You fear Ia 40
this. that. or the othery Why be AFRAID
Of n brother. Just because you have lad
the sense for once IN your life 10 use
your own wits and assert your freedom;
Nhy. one would think you were in the
leadng-strings still. ..,
Have done with that chat, said
Walter. impatieutly, but neLeilhe't..SI
flushing again with anger 4 WISH q
never listened to you,
: You won't say that, my boy, Wlen
Fenton leads, and You can pay ihose NJ
tie debts of yours without TINS ln'hacu'
, late brother Of yours, y SAID murray
laughing. Never mind don I apuio-
gige. Come on and see the start an.
have some Champagne tnat il put pioCh
into YOU again. ,,...
. Walter stopped irre5olute, and glanced
! back
Arnold turned on his heel with an eX
Z clamatiUn Of contempt.
GO then, and make penlteht con
] fessiou. and promise never to sin again
. he said. with a laugh and sheer ina
crushed the lads half-fOrmed resolve
i more effectually than twenty minutes
. reasoning. Tel him of those othe
J. debts YOU said nothing about; younl
\ fellows will be y0ung you know; ana
of course, he won't be disappointed i
Y you .,-
I Walter turned aud strobe forwards
i. setting his teeth. mutterng an oath IN
y der his moustache. and Arnold Murfa.
!. smiled quietly TO himself. There wa
no need TO say any more, he knew III
/. man well enough. and went ON talklni
?. of the probable winner and the rae
?. with admirable tact,
Aud then. lust as they came up 10 tn
O course again, the bell rang, ana IKE
q fash the horses went away. ana
Y breatl!less excitement ran through IN
thrOng. a..
Z. 4 few moments suspense as the
il flew past the eager gazeTs, past IN
!. grand stand. past the spot where Erica
8 watching with duick-draWA Dream an
1 Keep your horse well in he said
laying his hand on her rein and hal
. smiling. she is nearly as excited a
you are Why, Erica. never though
. You could C2re so much for a race,
B The girl started and gave him feet
5 ing glance.
t Excited she said, putting up he
/ hand to her brow, 'Iam--I--- Whicl
: horse Is leading, Philip
Not tire fly0riie, said st. John
4 with slight laugh, "Fayorltes ueve
{ do. Have lou bet on him. EriCay'
+, She scarcely needed the question
= bonding forward. following the Two VIII
/. led-thC others had been left far beAiu
o in the Iacc--and Of these two one wa
a few PAGES IN advance. And Just tnei
70 a shout went mp that seemed To zen,
' the air and drowned the coarsor Cy
|, pres.ions Of disappointment that Eel
G from some
(which i, it, Philip What are the
- saying; Erica said almost sick viii
q torebOdinr.
d She was deathy pale now. and M
hand that held the rens llembled, tO
d the moment Size had lost power 10 Goa
|. troll tho sinking OF her whole being
V Philip glanced at her, and 5had
came over i'a face and for one bY,r
d second his lips settled into an almo,
!. stern gravity iIa could moi have ilUnl