Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22

amid tho cloIhaniins gsmhli o' the an.
eieliy ianguags Navcrthe'ol. fof tn
above AMI oihor rrl srns chs ch1n GERMANY.
A tn party hal isft nnr1iosn proviiod
with NO tfnvclmg ulspinnhlet eHcspi The
mo.t important of ALL mnnsr. many pir
chasss IA a. o. mils in lolioI All were.
however. ma D. iu 'imf io catch the evening
train o. Dove. AMI that n gli beafrIcs aui
Lcr charge CfusIel th1 CHAINED Thsn n
aecmoi o. hsr $40 VA uncf m.r' abe O.
hrc1ihs. ~ Lol Ga Or bal bru halnt a
by the drsa that ilsfyfJ rllli fiiIoN All
hni hrr Oncs olf of I'M Land sio fcit saf.
A. if unisr.'o that hufr.c. was rot
nyng from ihe shane vh.oh revelation ~
hcr foolish MARIA fe All sibaql.li a.t n
dccsptinn nouii entail. alihougl sll wouli
willingly have pail n larga yenif um. -
bag A. be- husiani 10 b. ln pnci ani
kep' The s,cr't GAi'Y volli 40. have
mais f0ns arrans INT shirh a1Ih pare
hor pride the mostilcatinl of Dr. i-aing
known a. tae wife ~ feion GhiiY would
she have done an ia hsr poacr o save her
father be- unc''I. All slcl frlsIl at shf
IA A. the pain tlsy mus fs'i when 40 "a
revealed Yet ~ va nli on thIs ac'lunt
ne At ue- ole a.m eat to save fhi ch.li
from che man who was hli iafh.r
Slls believed o. c uii lsfallY claim h.r
boz She knes o. uas villain c1llrh o.
tax him by foroo u- fraul f thr ctlnoe o.
CURED Ihrwrm 1t IrrrF FaIlu ll.rvry r.
hsuis shn sla tlH roIll o. m D. merrf.
Sle uoul o. fgcsl fl albm 10 anf en-.
dhlous, hosrsrr ora.i.ls ali iInu.afing.
ln or.icr o. rfsliu r.l.' sllu oI CO. tI' thing
Q s.ch uas left D.. tlf Uas tilg - rlll
love. or sas rm.ttrl io love fIe.f gave
hrr a respite. gave b. tmr o. c .nt lrra.
titn lf ral Gro rimn' ri rni rrsrf way
out of thc d.iiCl''T s1sls df-.i slurln It
Oncc out of Eighli fhey turli BY
cay tiag.s ani eventually ra0hoi their
dastlnatiuu- Nun.ch Ihf c.fg ol iuIsc
tion aemcl a. fu t,i al a1y oih'r o. ll,a.
trioos nc,is. sn sh' h.rei iuushfi fat
engaged a gopl-iemparsl. handy hatarnn
a.ryanf. ant -fflri dIsn t0 tha' qu.rt
calm lifc which BE- iai in hcr D. fcri o. the
Tali.fti issrrlhs hrTlr'f a. ilfing
TIee lrffrfI Nr.r auf uni'r cover a. q
freni n NJ N a. vhl roIfei tf'm il
Lanlon A. lu .l.h stationery cll o. poo.
srir.i on thr cHHf. .n.nf ai easily nj. rfr-f-
ihing els, that b. Engii,h tl' letters con
yrYcl no lni1rmnfiIu wucl cIli o. ussi
to discover che rfrrlf lrailos irrad "A
.rninr them. sl1 feafci thaf Sumo ulf.rs.
srn alp olun.clri ulth them might de
cisa hsr absie nuf ii .e.m.i sl un.inl
uoi o. d. her uuc'es kn1u shf wal allfe ant
vel Sie dIl uot sufr tn l'r father rhr
fanc.ad h.r rrooeollngi vouii nIt fr0ub.a
hlm much. sni feit slrs tlaf any l.it.r srnt
D. him wauI mn the gallrs. of LAZY
Ciau.on's unkinl onmmrlts .h' truial t1
H0faoe AM Herb.ri to lst him know aii tlat
they know.
nsairic, mate fcw. Do any chance a.
quainiance some pflpls never d. Jlt
a. there arr mru whom ofher m.n never
think q askIng Or cigar llrhf so are there
women o. whlm ufhrr Numrn du uu. make
ths nrat alFarcu ns1fuo', vlih b. ro.
ssrvr,i iut f.ilif manner. classical features
anI dlsf.nru.stoi lear.1e r1 iuulf cnn-
vrvoi tho iea That sh' vas "a t,a'H ne to D.
enema hci upun without tlo plaplri of an
iuirulucil0n
h, o. so-.ety sh, bal hor boy AMI her
faithful laye. Mu. Mlior
Howeyer much a mother Day love Der
chill she BE- not blamed ID .hc unis ffa' hii
CONSTANT company dnei MT give an ihs
flea.ure tl.s wofh can give H0nrfai
faithful AMI intelligent a servant may Poi.
thn m.sfrfss NAV with "a cirar Cnufr. .rnof
loak beyond Dor for aoompan.on.
a, neairIccs lIfe groN onrr more dismal
anl coiorieat 81 much sD that uni.r ft
rrrsr1t conditions tho late hfs M iiaEe
wprl llous, when contras'oi uith 90,
.rmel a viii r1unl ~ variety AMI dlsiga
u0n
She hai h.r blols ami h.r music. tut shs
hal DO one with Uhom to discuss che honAt.
40 one b listen Oh her music She took lrt
sons in painting from one ~ the THOUSAND
artists In ths great art centcr Munich. hui
this va tui an aii to All time ant unbfo
kru with any ambitious aim -hr hni lrf
ttourhts hrso o. shunnel as murh ai
ps.llla II seemei o. hcr that ther va
nothing uron which D. oluid look iack
with plaamre. nothing t1 which sle could
loos forwari with hlFs S'o often recalled
Carruihers' assrrtlln that in sTIte of manner
she mua have s0mc dream 0' Larp.rrs AMI
abe slghsl a. he thought that nos leli thar
ever dI lifo shnu any g1v of whCl slr ever
dared % droam.
H.atrlos was sitting one nltemnou in tlf
room he callsl her studio rlr uas Nlla'
and IN dep thought shs hAi jl.i fn-shsi
ous of her periodical letter, % Lcr uaclss
II was lying near her, dlrects-l bat not aealsl
B,afftoo Hns srcstllng with the temptation
u sending mesagc % Prank sls could
no. tear io picture him thinking Ler coh
ani hoar'l.st Shouh 3D. All line 20 her
leitsri Shuud he even wrife him letter
hut shat ooud she say to himi Nothing
absolutely noihingi H~iie.. proyhiei b.
had Mt set harmed TIE truth. the mot COO.
veutional message from hrr would raise
h'r.- n.yer % ls r,allzsi roor Prank shy
dil d. learn O. love hefi Why al she love
h.mi ~. uot that Sha sas happy that
she Lowell b m that she had found the power
81 loving AMI trusting siill hors Yes hore-
lc,s A. such love Wa, she rel .icci that she
cuud love such man m Frank. Bat no
wori uo ms-ssagc must L. ~ent
IT ia part n The pnoc ! mus ray Or
my folly" she slid A. sho sealed hsr letter.
Her eyes were fun ~ tcar a. she dd ~
Mr. Miller entered and saw her omotion.
MY sweet. my dear. she saii. What D.
90 There l. no fresh troublof
None. the old one ii enough. said Bsa-
trioe Mr. Miller looked a. her -olicitously
"You are thinking q tie man who loves
youi" abe aid soothlngly
"Yes aid heatriCe With n,coyersi c0m-
posure. "Yes, I am thinking that may
have wrecked bis life a. veil a. my own
No. no my poor dear II wiil come
right You viii b. happy D. viii -
happy"
Beair.cc smilei hop.icss smiis
1t will te-it l. written. ooltnu-l Mrs
Nmlsr "Sothing can change o. Gods
arm Is net shortenei "a. purT'ss--T
Beatrice checked ber siernly Since IA
rah's outbroak in ihs train all gnl q fan
atcinn hal becn AZ once rcprcsaei BY Ba-
trice. NY letter l. noaiy. shi sssi. lake
Il AMI direct it o. your frieni ThsFe arr
envelopos"
Sarah glanced a. her mistress. Who was
oncs more dep In thought Shc took two
envelopes and also a stray half she'i q note
paper Thea she went into another room,
ami hastily writing a few words on the pa
Per. placcl Il In an enveiops. ailrcsssl n,
ami lnclo...l IA. with Beatricc's lcttcr. la tho
racket which was 10 ~ 70 her frieni In
London.
Beatlice Iesufnei her painful train Of
thought Writing home hai made her feel
utterly wrctched II was pow MAY; nearly
I've months hAi she been living this dreary
hfe. AMI keeping every one In ignorancs a.
90 where shs was How much longer mus,
II 60 oni She could, of cour-a. leave Munich
Whenever she thought M, but every other
placc would h. iust a. drcary 10 her. Local
~ matters httls when a sea OF trOuble sur
rounds one. Let man count up hs hap
pest DAYS ami h. viii find the place In
which he spent them contribuied not much
20 their happines. Beatrice, who Was now
somswhcre about t~enty-three. hai most
certainly right 10 erpect some happy days
In this xOrld