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landoi NJ Melbourne some inur months
from The time he WIS uIrkrl up lp
20 this time he bad been nhahIe 20 give
his name or place 81 Residence, though
be had nearly recovered bps rh' seal
health and had o confused Id'a Of
things about him. but could ron Nw'rr
little or nothing. .
Looking back. now, the next year and
n halt seemed like q terrible oppressive
nightmare, which gradually wore Oh %,
thought and memory eame slowly ana
reluctantly back. lie was now poor,
~triendlcss, and In . strange country
lie was not used 10 manual labor ana
what little, unsk He'd a, be wa ne &C.
c0mplished. barely pad Tor the food he
ate, lie was ragged amt utterly PENN
less. lnthis condition he oncd o party
going 10 the mines, hoping to earn
sufficient to take him back 10 England,
for, rs memory returned, 10 was almost
wild 10 get back 10 his wife and child
the more 50 ns their marriage had been
n clandesline one, he being still in his
minority when 1t was consummated.
and his father having widely different
plans for him lie now cursed his own
weakness In not long since revealing
the truth TO his father, for. however
bitterly offended he might be. he did
not doubt but he would provide for his
wife and child, and visions OF them,
destitute and suffering, haunted him
porpetually. lie had Ill success the first
year; the next be had amassed enough
to take him home handsomely, when he
was taken sick with q fever. and every
dollar went, besides leaving him in q
state which untitled him for work ior
months. AZ last he began again, and,
after repeated failures aud successes,
had again got nearly ready to sail fol
England, when a new gang OF miners
came into camp. and among them Ton
Dorrance, whom he knew ai once, and
he eagerly inquired for his wife nnd
child. Alasl II was a sad blow TO his
long-dcfcrred hope aud anticipntiOns,
the story Dorrance had to tell of tn,
wreck Of the he Brun and the death o
his wife. TO which was added the inlelll
gence OF ms lalher ; u'alh' ne oNpe'
rlenced q sudden reNulslon OF leellng
England lost all attraction Tor nm IN
deed, he shuddcrcd at thought oil u
and made up his mind TO stay where III
was, since there was nothing TO call nm
back. All tins time he had passed BY
his middle name Alberlson' lie ha'
been successful aiterward aud mcasur
ably content unit a year ago, when III
had heard that his cousin Gilbert ha'
taken all his fortune and gone Il
America. Al first he did not mind 81
much. then by degrees II came To hlr
that Dorrancc had never said his chit
was drowned, he had Inferred that. IL
spent two months hunting him up. AM
at last found that he had been dead tw
wears. Then he resolved to settle "
his business rs speedily rs possible
he had been In bus ness these last iv
years-and return To England. aud iroi
thence 10 America Possibly. j
thought his child. II living, might be !
his cousins family.
Arriving IN England he found u,
Vrics had ACCOMPANIED Gilbert Mon
ford 10 America. lie tclt suddenly po,
sessed Of nm overwhelming desir, I
confront this fellow, who was living q
his property. after sending him. ~ i
supposed. To his death. lie landed
New York the last dny Of October. II
then learned through accident Thu
} autAlu ate was IN Michigan an
came ont 10 see him. as before states
solved ,o 20 to Fymnuth the srene