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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16

The Qusels'a address 10 Parliament
when shat body was proroitued The
other day, vas doubtless very able
and . very correct state papsH. but 10
vas sxirsrssly ridiculous Ia lie phrase.
olosy, considering tho true relation Of
The osssn 10 the British GosesuDant.
II h rather absurd 10 bear sn amiahls
old lady hslhblinR about my people.
envy" lords aud gentlemen. my" army.
smy" ofAe.ss. my" soldiers and sailors.
and "nas" colonies. when any sohOol
bay knows tha, she no more owns tie
people, tas LORDS aad gentlemen.
the srNr. The oficars The soi-
diers Ana sailors or The e~lOniss than
she ewBs the procession Of the squi-
noxss. II is astonishing also 10 hear
that this same peacefal old lady 10
taking tAe neccessAfy steps 10 place she
Northwest Hmntier Of her IaiisAn Ena.
pire IL = eanslition Of sdsQaAt. dsfeasp,
and that che tas taken Beohaasalsnl
end certain adiaeen, issrisassss unaer
Der prstestien. he old isas sad ass
nansroas tanily saala be n1thes la
Adequate pra.sstloa 10 aay Land II il
we're not fer the knaltsh peogls. Who
allow her 10 refer TO them With sash .
passoniainR .siF ot ahsaass psssessioa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16

Upon The invitation Of ths pastors Of
tho several churches, Mrs. HAmpson
evangelist from England and Australia
will coudact series Of revival meetings
and-r the au<piees Of the union Evan
selistio Committee Of Seattle and vicin
ity, 40 follows:
Preparatory week. FROM August ITsi
10 saturday, August 22d. inclusive
Church, address by Mrs. Hampsou; sub
iscE, Pr. parsiion for Christian Work. ,
Tuesday afternoon. 3 O'Clock for
Somsn only bt Mrs. HAmpson, sc toe
Mrshodist Protestant Church.
Taesday ev-ninR - Congregational
Church Rev. F @. Strange. leader.
"Wednesday .vunin9 - Presbyterian
Churen address by Mrs Hsmpson
su' isct. = What oan do for Jssus."
Thursday evening = First Baptist
Chnrch; Rev ]. N. Dsnison. leader.
Friday svsninR-Msthodist Episcopal
Church address by Mrs. Hampson
subject, "Anoinsiug fer service"
saturday esening-AethOdis Protest
ant Church special prayer Rev. II. L
Bates, leader.
Mission Wesk--Mrs. Hampsoa will
speak at the Opera House, every evening
from Sunday. AuRnss I'D 10 August 30th
inclusive, beginning at 7:30 O'Clock
sharp, preceded by half an hour choral
service.
A noon meeting, with az address By
Mrs. Hanpson. vii be held each day
~ this week Rs the Opera House, begin
ming =, 1915 o'clock and clio ing at 1:i5
o. N. snsrp. All attendants will he
q lcomed, II only able 70 remain nvs
inmates.
tnssdAy afternoon. at 8 O'Clock, Mrs.
Hampson wsll hald meeting for wo
M "a Only, at tha Opera Hoa%e.
Friday afternoon. ~ 3 o'clock, Mrs.
Hauspaon will sonduet meeting for
younR girls and unmarried women. from
which SIZE lovingly requests all others to
absent themselves, a. the Opera House.
Saturday afternoon, ~ So'elock, Mrs.
Hsmpson with assistsntsl will bold q
ehildren's meeting ~ the Opera House.
5apfisa Meetlngs-A aaion prayer
meeting will be held each morning OF
this week AZ 6 o'clock 10 be a. foliews:
Monday, August San al the al. r. Charh;
tuesday, August 18th, a. the Con0reQa-
lional Chufch; Wednesday, August asa.
1t the Presbyterian Chassh; Thursday,
AuRast 9Th, at the First Baptist Church;
FRIDAY, August 18th. al the II. Z
Church; saturday. Aaessi 2ssh, 81 the
n. n. Church.
rhroaehsot all The mission services,
boxes viii be arranged % reoeive re-.
quests addressed b Mrs. HAmpson for
speolai prayer and praise. Theas viii
BE- 1srscsly private and q general re-
sponse 10 earsestly and lovingly called
tor.
Al evening meetings viii begin a Iso
s'eicek, snaFp.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16

D. 3. gasksoa sna wife al Hos -
bslov &C the Qsssn-
A gallery fog tbs eeooEnOd2tton u
soss.sspss 10 being pat IL tss sk&s1na
max
Bs,va Lockwood lssturei IN Oiyupia
ops evening this week 20 very small
aadisDns.
Rad TIE new furnissFs advertise
neat 81 D p. Ceadoourre 4 Co., IN &C.
days issue
The Oregon Inpr9vsnsoi C0upsny's
teFi-l 81 ali n4s.
Gso. K. B-sds has arranged for tie
sppssrAnee Of G ara LoaIss kellogg IN
taEs efiy GO the 3Iss iEs4.
Cspe- Coz IL hsviaz she machinery N
Dis sEehfner, tue Arrow, oTsrhau1sd ~
Moran Bsoshers nasaise snOp.
Tue excaraou train 10 csrFy tue base
b4iElsls and ofs~Fs 10 AsEczstie. tsaves
tbe d-peG 81 7z3J snis uOruinz-
Pr yfesssos o. q johnson aud Charles
L Dslsny sss eTpectsd 20 rvtGrn from
ear .xssndsd Trip 20 the E4si this
syenI1g-
A. w. Cornwall. local agent Of the
Back Diamond Coal CsDpzuy, y string
90 an of1cs 10 ths Spung Hill Wstsr
Coaap4ny's buildang, foJs Of Com ner-
cial street.
A sre Al waiIa waIla on Friday
morning lat deatroyed the residence OF
4uasus west. dSinz an tDlary OF $40.
alieyistssd. a. far a. Mr.. West u con-
earned. y 500 Insurance.
VI. y. Bell and wife have applied to
the Probats q SaSs fer = guardian TO
look after he estate 81 Mr.. B.ll, whose
aealth renders hIn ineapAble Of giving
nls baslne-s proper aitsstion-
Miss Hattie T. Greene, Mise L zzie
Nard and Miss Foster have been elscs-
| d tn pBsltlons - ts.shs 70 IN tbs city
enOoi.. To. tSo former ladies' re
graduate. Of the Ouissrsity, Cas- OF .
Private aSyiszs from ~. E. Reddish.
500 vent Z 81 some mostos ago On
seeouas OF ais ssaltn, briag the InSslii
xsnoe 60 Il De u NOS HnprOviug - all.
| FMS wlll o. unwsie1De news 10 J0e's
many friends on the SQUAD.
The twenty fourth Post of the Grand
Army Of the Republic, in Washington
| ferVisogy, Vas mustered 10 az the town
| II Cnshaiis, August Sch. The new Posi-
is called Joe Hooker No. q, and u had
thirssen cnaEssr members.
There will be an Episcopal Church
3ociaole at the festdencs OF Col. e. y.
| II ailer, on Wednesday evening, the l9th.
| A very pleasant time ~ Aniiel Dated. and
all frIsads are invited. There will be
dancing, and Professor Vaughn viii
furnish bis usual good music.
All Christian siOgers who are willing
70 Join Union cnOir, 70 sing n Mrs..
Hsmpssu's meetings, are earnestly re-
questsd 70 meet the ChoEistef, Rev. II.
L Bates. In tos paflors OF tue Method
lst Protestant Church promptly 81
o'clock on Mond ~ evening, Aa2. i7sh.
70 oFzanizs and plan for the work. II
10 extremely important TO have q fuii
add pfompt attendance.
Mr.. Charles VadsF, whose advertise
mant appears In another column. hae
recently bought aud taken pcrsJral
sharge ~ toe OAK Restaurant. Mr.
Vadey wiil bs Remembered by all old
GrsVsIeEs oa ths Colombia rivsr a. Ihr
seward II the Joseph KELLOGG, sayins
notbiB0 OF bis 10 years Experience. and
tue 4 ot a O ShsfeSer be mas besn ht
Away. draws eastom. That ms present
uodsrtsking Wlll prove success. the
absence Of slooehy ChinameD, and IL
their Dlaces several neatly dressed white
women and girls ~ cooks and walters
~ a sufficient guarantee. Give him q
cali.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16
ExAnIxAIsss sF TEAcuEas.

Al The rrenlsF eeni-annaal exsmisa.
kion of tsacaers, b, "a - seattle on the
l3th and lisa of Anxasa, there wepe
l@enty ixerswed nssa grades, nsne re-.
pstved sscnad grA3pe. khiFteen reserved
laird grades. Ana sso failed TO resolve
= trst ersae. an Applseans must have
tsuGhs successfully oae scar. and re.
esIss ninssy Per e~at. IN artshmstae and
sF@snmaF, with = total Of ust Ices thAn
300 esedsts. A seeond grade rsqtires
-1xsasy iave ger eeut. IN tes branches
named Absxe. and = total Of 10 croatia.
aud third arads. axfy per eeat-, snd q
total Of 90 cred ~ Tue falso~tns ID Z
showing Of TIE standing of eaeo appsi-
cant. vlah ne grade Of esrsiAcAts %,
TAI ed.
Fsss 0rade--IsAAo p. Rioh. s77
| MsuaA FnstsF, SO
SsooDa 0rzae--F .ossacs Adams, Sos
Lssasa Ma3a~. s9is Vii fees. 80. Nj
ne Pisk.Fa. ST; O ". Loehssde~. ssI
b szis Ds<fse. SIS. kasAf Tafasr. ssi
Ira ssmE~a. slsi CARTS V. Ratmsl
third 0rade-Nala Caw3sn. So
vzhnse Hawssy, ~; 1. w. Brnaun. SO
Clara MiseAssl. "a biiasn fAslpa, 80
!. 4. Jcnres sSis n ~ y. Allisass. sel
M-aex Mnrphey. fses Massis ysrnn
"a l.oleea hAmnonr, 7Sts Ma h Perm
- Neslis Aaxse. eSs fssxfe loses
eAA ~ ;. lNoRaaAG.
nARH 4 Coxrcx,
Rnardof Ksaminsrs.
u. = J0SEa.
AisR O. Sahosi Saesriatsndsnt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16

Tie Denss.erAiic Coaaiy O nvsnsioa
- olsvslanA yesterday Illustrated tbs
present condition % DemoeFasic polisi-
eians generally A namass Of The dele
gates wished Nc sondsma The Admiass.
trssiep eutssaes, 0shsrs WISHED 10 en-
DORIS 10 snildly. and ssh etssrs were
nOneommaaAL The sssais vas = 70
saliar eospgFumsas kesolasIa.a we're
aaopssa 10 whirh mlld ssstoeeenssnt
Of The Aasniassratlaa ~ss aasllaed BY q
vistusl oanile@s'sisoz Of ths Eolies At
TIE Adminissratien. he eaavsnstsa
mast hasN ssndar-s q lsae time es.Oss
sash . rsssaasisln ~ that sas svelvd.
sszRy ether Democratic ecnvsnsiea.
w'u .sohslhly havr the same daaEeusky,
oas go ,.nsions do not aiwAys ssprcsenl
paelie ssA...meul
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16

hoas Aeais ~. O. seasry and fam
ils and ~ H. Lse's and fanily, uho
have beea eAmring o. "a. s..t A.nk a
LsAks wsshingtez for -, -. -,
returned b ,ne yessis rday siss- 49,.
hAsinR hsd mess srisyNshs &C., -
their beautiful camping Rfs,.s. -,
JuanstA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16

AEsEvKD --Eas aasanss Ant arrived
~ an early aoas yesterday nasuine
frran San Fsansiseo. brinesHg AsSai %
tons II frsieas tes .hs O~een Impxoxs-
wsxls Oompaay. She u nnder eafsssr
20 soat hisek pismoad coei ter san
fnnciscn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16

The rssseisersI sale 80 faiss.~.. !.
the i2cafbs Hnusa. IL slaii 10 -.
and stil 10 coalann@d sartnl Aas.s
and Tassaa,F. Gls.ds ars hslilz s.as :.
yssneassy le'F ptilessI Il
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16
House to Let.
TO LEASE G.

LIVE ACRES OF UNIMPROvED
4 prrperty near the residence Of Geo
w. Hail. Il offered NJ the undersig ed %
lease for term OF yea g. at a n mtnal
ngure. For further information spyly 20
Je2t JOHN n. DE~NS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16
NM O. WOOD.

A TTORNEY-AT-LAW. WILL PRAC-
"A ucs In all the Justices anu Territorial
CoQrts- Of1ce, ~ rooLas OF the ProbaGe
Sourt 1oaler-Le~ry building.
a WHITE
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SAeozs. c. &. JEzxRA
JACOBS & JENNER.

1 FTURNkIS AND COUNSELORS
II Al is~- UEzics n BOYD q fonc1ns
a>-aacL1.i. Eront s.r-eL. ap 49,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16

Attorneys at La w.
Once in Whites Block, cor. Front and
Columbia sss. d3-tf
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TO TRADE A wELL-IMProvED
L farm OF $50 acres, in itch valle,.
with beaFiag orchard good h use az d
barn. for improved seattle real estate.
Address %. L. c. this once. 70
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16

n Z mOVAL.

K A. CHURCHILL. N. D.. HOMGo-
Il pathic Physician and sursevn. has
Tor the present removed his offios to his
.eaioence, corner Fourth and Madison
streets.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16
JUST RECE we'd

A LARGE As soRTMENT OF NEW
~ Stoves ana Tinwae B~d-ro m Sets,
Parsor Flu nitur-, sp ing and Top MAJ.
tr es-s. Roller SIX Be- Pi Wa. one 400
pouRd Fire-proof safe TJolA ans, L. fact
. hing you wan. b n new and second
hand Agents the Y ncouver Nurss r.
Just cali 81 City Aucticnser =
W.T.. PlLLM An s. CO.,
IS Che ~ street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16
Girl Wanted.

A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
hsaseWoEk. M4rion .freet hetwern
fesrth and Esfks. middle koase. north
e.1A snil
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a. a MEICALEE-
LkO. vehAsLk SMlTn,

4 TlOnN I-AI-LAW, ROOMS 81
= l. and roncln OdI.d1nS. r0nt street
Seatle. L. - NJ pEecStc1 N all the
Ooe1rts VI he Territory &n1 In the Land
fafn
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o. a. HARRISON.

A TToRNEY MOUNT YER
- n92- Skzszt go1EIy.
KEEL s>-at- agent
Al IeEte-s axaz = cred mYI
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WHITE 8 MUNDAY.

W. q. WHITE
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r. "A. CAM,

4 TTORNEv-AT LAW. OFFICE.
: rom l. d 60or Szo1e's hrlck- kroEt -
ColsectloEs - ec1Alty.
Notary P4aae aEd Comni-sioGez q
J-s-Gs fOr Urssoz AID CAllIsrzEA- feS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16

j. =. u b. d. LEWIS
4 1IOkNE1s Al Law. OFFICE
Il E51Elsrs o4fsd1ng. room and .
SAales stress. OpposGEs Occidental hotel.
seattle W r
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cHAs. y. MUNDAY
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PROFESSIONAL.

~~~s-~Ns-<~~~---~-~- N-~-~--r~~~-"~--~
ATTORNET8-AT-LAW.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-11-24
administrator S Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
y pursuance of sn order OF the Probate
Court OF Salt Like County. Utsh territory
made On the Seventeenth cay OF November,
A D. iSS5 in the matter of the estate of
LaTtnia Careless, deceased. the uDde signed,
the administrator Of said estate, viii sell at
private sale o the h CHEST bidder for cash,
Snd subject to confirmation b. said Probate
GoUrT, on or after Friday. the Fourth day of
December A -. 1885, al the right, title, In
teFest aud estate OF the said Lavinia Care
Jess. deceased, at the time Of her death, and
sll the right, tie and interest that the said
estate has, by operation Of law CT otherwise
acquired o. her than or in addition 70 that Of
the said iniestste at the time OF her death,
In and TO al that rtain lot. piece OF parcel
Of land situate, lying or being in the said
County Of Salt Lake, Utah Territory, and
bounded and described as follows. u wit
Commencing AZ he northeast corner of Lot
seven ~ il Block sixty-One t5l), Plot "a Of
%. Lake City Survey, and running thence
soutn three and one-third lS1sl rods, thence
80 twenty (20) rods, thence north three
~ ~ onSe-third 80 rods. thence east twenty
:, II ss5s 70 the place Of beginning
- r. - "a, " pliers must be IN writing, and
~: a. - once Of S. W DaFke & Co, 10 s,
9 o-Leet, salt Lake CITY, az any time be-
lo1e IN making OF the sale
Terms Of sale: Cash
.-.- ORSON P. ARNOLD,
, Auihtuls Tat0r OF the estate OF LAWNS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-11-24
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
" pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court Of Salt Lake County. Utah Territory,
nade on the fifth day of November, A. D.,
1885. IN the matter of the estate OF Emma
5. Wright, deceased, the undersigned, the
administrator Ofsaid estate, vi sell 81 pri-
Tate sale to the highest BIDDER for cash, and
subject TO confirmation by said Prob tie
Count, on or after Friday, the fourth day of
December, A. D., 1885, all tie right, title, in
teFest and estate Of the said Emma ).
Wright deceased, at tie time OF her death,
and al the rig {, title and interest that the
said estate has, by operation of law or other
wise, acquired other than or ia addition to
that Of the said intestate, at the tine of
her death, in and 10 sll that Ger
tsin lot, piece or parcel of land
situate, lying and being IN the said County
of Salt Lake. Utah Territory, and bounded
VII: Commencing at point two and q
fourth (21lD rods north twenty four ga de
gCees west from the north west corner OF
B Ock twenty nine (29). Plot e, - Salt Lake
City Survey, and running thence east four
teen "a rods, thence north thirtY-hve (S5)
degrees east forty-iYe (45l rods, thence
north for six and one half t4612) degrees,
west thirteen (13) rods, thence south forty
three and one hal $50 degrees, west fifty
one and One-half OBJ rods, thence south
1hirty-twO 1872 degrees east zen and one
All bids or offers must be IN writing aud
-eit at tie Office Of S " Darke & CO., no
Main Street, Salt Lake City. at any time be-
rore the making OF the lie
Terms OF sale: Cash
Administrator Of the estate Of Emma
Wright. deceased. nl9
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-11-24

e AA4suou UdIiy " NCOUIuICk q OU-
Bankers.
SILVER.
In London ...,,.... AZ 7.16 ger OF
In New York. ............ $1.02X per OK
In Salt LAKE. $1,000. -. 1919 per OF
LEAD.
In New York ...... 81 % to. l0O1bs
In Salt Lake. :. $500 @ $3.50 per ton
COPPER.
New York quotahons.l
-.ske Superior ...........11x per b
Other brands. .10N q lie. per b
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-11-24
The Rose of Death

Before the Hectic flush, which has
been POLITICALLY called The Rose of
Death. appears on the wasted cheeks.
and the cough, which always precedes
it. arrested with "HaIe's Honey of
Horehound and Tar. the most power
full anlIdote to pulmonary disease ever
offered to the world in any age or
country. 1t is perfect balsam 10 the
irritaled lungs and throat. and relieves
hOarseness and all affection of the
breathing apparatus, with rapidity
almost beyond belief. Sold bv drug.
gists everywhere. Price SOC. and 81.
Great saving to get large size. Pike's
Toothache Drops cure in one minute. I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-11-24
HOME MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES
Corrected Daily from an Inspection
OF Rates Paid and Asked by
Principal Dealers.
Office of TIE HERALD.
Monday Evening. Nov. %. 1885.
salt Lake ore Market.

Furnished daily BY Mccormick 8 Co
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-11-24
NEwTo-DAY.
DunfOrd'S Grand Prize Distribution

,E7E WISH YOUR ATTENTION TO FACT THAT WE
w the ofBOOTS RUBBER GOODS
Salt City, every Shoes, Slippers
gube kind viii be entitled Grand Prize Dsbu
m January
selskin ladies' Look atour Last Of Prizes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-11-24
Life Preserver.
On most liberal terms.

If you are losing your grip of life
try wells Health Remover" Goes d
rect to weak spots.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-10-08

The independents and mugwumps OF New
York have determined to support Davenport,
the republican nominee for governor of that
state. If they have as much power as they
think, such action will insure the defeat OF
Governor Hill, the democratic nominee, who
is regarded by the Independents as an oppo-
nent of civil service reform, and as q repre-
sentative of oil that they consider objection
able in the democratic party.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-10-08
APPEARANCES indicate that Davenport vii
be able to climb over the New York Hill.

The STATEMENTS published monthly show
reduction of the public debt, nevertheless
the fact remains that there has not been a
cali OF bonds for redemption under the present
administration. How long will it take to ex-
tinguish the debt without paying the obi
cations of the government?
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-10-08

with his best girl will have no use for one,
IA even when used for only one couple, the
seat is very wide. The Jackson firm had
q qunrtette of burnt cork artists who occu-
pied a platform near the center of the
ground and, with banjo, tambourine and
song, amused the crowd and at the same
time, extolled the merits of the company
and its carriages.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-10-02

lror hours he had been sitting and think
ing of the glorious life he would lead as soon
as he could ascertain the whereabouts OF his
wife. Then he would be able to soar out of
this slough of poverty, and eat, drink and be
merry No wonder then when after the
ceremony of slight knock, Sarah Miller
opened the door and stood before him, cry
of absolute joy sprang from his lips. Next
to Beatrice she was the one he most wished
to seq. Now that she was here, Beatrice
must also be accessible. His cheek flushed,
his eyes frightened If the privations which
he had been enduring had at any time urged
him to promise to himself that if good for
tuna brought him again in communication
with his wife his hand should rest lighter
upon her, the thought vanished as his visitor
crossed the threshold His time of triumph
was at hand, and his one idea was to wiring
all that could be wrung from her whose
youthful folly had linked her life to his. He
felt contempt for her weakness in having
given him, by sending her servant to seek
him, the chance he SO sorely needed.
Sarah, with her white, thin face as usual
thrown into strong relief by her sombre
garb stepped towards Hervey and stood
looking at him with that peculiar rapt ex-
preston which at times came over her fea-
lures. As soon as he had recovered from
his surprise at this unhopsd-for visit, Her
vey eyed the woman curiously, but for
while there was silence between them. Still
she continued to gaze and gaze at the man,
not in anger, not in fear. but as one actu-
ated by motives of curiosity. 1t was kind
of gaze which no one couli be expected to
endure for long without showing symptoms
of imDatience
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\ Family Affair
BY HUGH CONWAY
AutAor of "Caz1ed Back and 'tDark Days
Continued from last aoeeh.

He stood for some time watching Beatrice.
Now that he had found her he trembled at
his own act. He trembled at the thought of
what he had to say to her, what she had to
~ to him. He comforted himself by the
assurance that he had only sought her,
broken thro,,ah her concealments for the
sake of giving, or at least offering, such help
as he could give.
After this he walked slowly down to the
garden and stood in front of her. She raised
her eyes and knew him. Her book fell to
the ground She sprang to her feet and ut
tered little cry, cry that sounded very
sweet to Mr.. Carruthers, as it was unmis-
takably one of pleasure. At the unexpected
appearance of the man she loved, for a mo-
ment there was no thought in her heart save
that of joy. She stretched out her hands.
"Frankl Frank!' she cried. ''You here~
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Io3k, sire gave, the one KISS. Wnen IL wal
over Carruthefs released her from his em-
brace and the two drew apart
Here. no doubt Mr.. Carruthers will sins
Immensely i'll public esteem. He acted as
hero Is never supposed to act, or at least in
fiction. He lost an opportunity. Every one
who has studied the nature Of true love as
depicted by the modern passionate writers
and skilled analysists of the human heart
must feel that Mr.. Carruthers should have
then and there clasped Beatrice to his heart
and have sworn that love overruled every
thing. He should have followed that one
modest kiss by thousands. He should have
said, ''What is the marriage tie when two
souls are in such ecstatic communion as
yours and mineg He should have said,
S'There are other lands. Lands where no
one knows us, where life may be a perpetual
dream of love. Let us fly there and be
blessed.n In the mad whirl of his passion such
scruples as she, for appearance sake, urged
should have been swept away, and, married
Or unmarried, he should have borne her off,
his forever and ever! Yes, he lost such an
opportunity that his conduct must be apollo
gized for!
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