The Dillon tribune., 1885-09-26

MM C0T5lStOn <OOEeN 0t Me 1Vifh tHON
cold eyes Of his.
u the boy has succeeded in converting yo,
any Of his delusions, can only saw thai
pctors are more credulous than / fancied
utthe question is not worth arguing. You
Feline to assist me, SO must do without
% Good morning, DR.. Brand"
BE left the room as gracefully as he had
tred It, Remained in a state of doubt.
vas curious that Ralph Carriston TUNED
to be the man whom I had met in the
bin; but the evidence offered by the CO.
adsnce was not enough to convict him of
crime OF endeavoring to drive his cousin
Aby such far-fetched strategem as the
vssing away of Madeline Rowan. Be-
n svsn In wishing 10 prove Charles Car
ton mad be had much to say on his side
ppsing him to b innocent of havin1
quoted Madeline, Carriston's violent be.
1or on the preceding evening must have
nsd very much like insanity. In spite Of
aversion with which Ralph GARRISON in
M me, ! scarcely knew which side to be.
arrston still slept; so when l went ont
Wy Afternoon rounds left a note begging
70 remain in the house until nv return
iound him up, dressed and looking
amors like himself. When l entered
er was on the table, so not until that
was over could we talk unrestrainedlv
ne subject which was upper,uost in
our minds. ~
o@ y We were alone I turned toward
sss. And now" I said, 1--WE must
xaat to do There seems to M, to ha
us course open. You have plenty Of
'wy your best plan is to engage skilled
Es.d ts.stance Young ladies can't be
away luxe this without leaving a
us surprise Carriston fatty objected
ptt "urs se No" he said, II SHALL not
t t police. The man who took her
hs us' placed her where no police can
s Si must find her myself
w. n' acr yourself! WHY. it NAV ba
e.. y"ears-before you do that. Good
o, b., Narrlston! She may be murdered.
,a.i Know if any further evil hannens
N s aen ! shall kill Ralph Carriston.
t Mtou ten me you have no clew what.
ID or na,' ns' by. Do talk plainly. Tell
r ,n'o y. smilei very family. mo claw
a. =. INV rate. will believe in" he
xms ss Know this much, she is a pris.
i1I.t.s1e' She is unhappy, but not.
" ~. Heavens! 3D. Won th;ni.
1or an hour" o keep my
4 THAI u a you possibly know itr'
+ it il 81. '-taat extra sense, or what.
coma w. n'eh you deride. 1 knew II
[hr how % : !, me some day, but I little
in s aos' should welcome It T + " 'o
km hn' way l shall find her nv t.
i see ber already seen her TIRES times.
lanye f. a a at any moment when
this :. " comes over me-" VIM"
y anil %!as nonsense was snolo, so
oace mo ".,n Such On air o. convict;on
nina ~. my suspicious as to tho s st.ta
answa, were aroused. In spit. ~ t,.e
kton 'Tels which had eiva% NJ, ., Tue
ply on b;' Una. .i common-senss was M.
said, resaly you !. mean by your strange
ritou,s lived to find out the natn,,s
I'D q tra ,ass' ses or T. hsl!!aciastions rs
subject, hut 70 give any information
pressed him for an an
pee. 'S Al s,'d al; at last. 1T must ,s . .,,a
Pc: know tuhe se feeling comes
oojeet- press suu' my eyes are fixed on
pw ss ! Nadeline.' mat object vanishes.
ss aoyoa see herr
!, \, cast BY BY s''n mai in a blurred circle OF
way that magic nag !; lantern. That is
plain and c's .n describe it. But her
lie carpet a., might be close
''' chair on WI which, Sh' sss x she t ;taadsl