The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-01-16

" ward ara. TO >, Us his wife: Must Low, .,,
misery be sy nonymous. '' and wor)a,.
The current of her tho,u,.
rupted ny the arrival Of ana., was int.
her brother. James Herhsrs visitor
young man, faultlessly draSa. was a hu
ing a general look OF what l. and ha,
breeding. He bore a lilIenes - - Termed b.,
hut the likeness was but IN " MS tahes,4
BIZ this time hs was cold c, oiis"ard on
the world. He had not l;vs1 5n a man n
lives, bus, bang no .ool, ha, tue best d
pel.ieace and caution H. galnel O..
enough to study human natnr, was was ca,r,
OF turnlas his knowledge to ia a view
, nusenla han some PRIDE Of nir sleoans
6rother l'ad' on atfecsei, I, great day., be,
11e was hy no maans Unpopular. ,a noes
could make them 'elve, more oa,.,, lew ns
fascinating than danes Herler s'a na All
was worth his whiie !, do 81 7. "aen Il
he wal foa! Of MS $; ser: G. ,fn;,, =" US way
nei .ca.'oy; aid she, wu, koev Moad0
has true nature, tn. u.ht l.,m ~ NV" o.alns q
Lrolher caa %. perfect asa
~ K'ssel her, coH,pinante,i h,r
COOL .ioohs, then sae Ito AMI wa ~ be,
pleasant. Sna ans"c.e! his r.ma, n'Msei
what mechanically, wund.riny oil =. :. soms.
what effect her news would have wa, s'e I'M,
she ha:ei Things haa.il. oyor ;p p'a on
and had male up h.l Ill d IN III !. aead
her lnt"n~ ions, II II NJ .c-iay, tb. nav. ~" u
she saw him. ''A' Tine
zine lawyers have almoss se;t,o, =.
little matter, sne SAL. les Inc 'ouE
you male up my m.nl al onr.. y. W
haven't tnrlel out so Wei a., No er,a m'ags
Sh, thanked h.nl--los etf,,sively 49,
was doing no no.a tuan sh, In W
10 expect. Ye5 the rhoaghs fi,sa a a.sa'
her that Lefor. she tooi hi; bonn. a'' "
was b. honor compelled TO maxi h., w
quainted with wha1 So .ei DOM
''by tho pye, r v,snl," sail Harrt..,
lyon kno" Rhpn Nol,ga el' ''s
Eyes. lie cailei II dA; or two ayo. IA,
not SOC hlin. -u@
'Weli, lexpsct hs'4i soon call apa,, ~
has been lOrc4ng Ills friendship on ma at... ~
In fact--Id better tell you--his mind,
made upon are to 70 the future I,as
Norg5te. NV you know what to 100. r..
ward to-
1aer fac, flushed. Her troubles Nor. !,
ginning.
"But, James, she stammerea. 81 w.,
jus, going to TILL you. | AIN ALREADY en
gagged.
lie raised his eyebrows. 10 express yrs,
surpr.s, was against his creed, All ! the ns.
EAgenla was capable "a dlssrac.n. Derat
uu! no. cntc.' hls heal.
so mucD the wor Sc Tor Norgate, he saij
''Who is the happy nan!'
You vii Le angry. r,ry angry. I fear
She spoke linilty. Il, manuor tod h.,
sac had good ground; ior fear. Iii, 1noul
hardened, Tut lie still ,,,.v.>, noIYey a.,
pleasantly.
my dear girl, don't discount .:y H..
| pleasure. Aeli me who it is
His nam. il; Gerald Lciga'
"A pretty name, and one which sound.
| familiar to me. Now, who Is Garall
l4elgh!'
| ''He is sculptor
| "AA!-nowI know. Son OF hat exceleu;
old tenant Of my fathers. The genius b,
discovered on duagheAp. Eesenia, ara
You quite mad''
"He will be Il famous man som3 day.
| Herbert sn,r ,ga.l his shoulders III lecu.
liarly irritating woy.
| Let bim b, as famous as he likes What
! does it mutt ,:}'
"Taa prcuue,t fauii; may be proud Of
al:v4ng tha'n'a.vAs 10 II great a'ti,ss.'
! Het be; I !ookel at his sister with pityn;
but a,nusel s:nLl,. M, poor girl, aon'tb
led as.rs, by the temporary glorilcation d
thins, artistic. WLea these fellows grow
talked about we ask til IN to our homes AMI
make much Of th,m Us the fashion. Bit
we don't ina r; them. Indeed, As they al
begin in the lcwar RANKS OF life, like you
friend, .heJ are generally provided Will
wives of their own station, who stay at
home and trouble M Que.
Sac wheel unlsr ths sting Of his scorn
He saw it, and k1en h, was pursuing th'
right treatmant for h." disease.
''Now, this youny Leigh he continued
what will h. he To- years AMI years' a
sort Of superior ssonacuttar. lie will maxi
what living he can BY going about anl
doing busts Of mayors AMI mayoresses saa
other people Of that class, who want the'
common features perpstuated Perhaps IN
may get a job ON tombstone for change
Bah! OF course yoa hava been jasting WIZ
me, Eugen,a. Isnall tell Norgate to call
soon Us possibls.'
II shall marry Gerald Leigh said East
mia, sulienly. All the SANE, the busts anE
tombstones weighed heavily upon her. :,
That" said her brother, rising, ana SUI
speaking with smile, II am not the lees
afraid of, although you Al, OF age ana hle
tress Of $4,000 You ara cut out TO oEn .
mant an attic. Ineed not say mus eoua
termand that settlement 1t mus W" w.
until you marry Norgate or some etne' Su'
able man."
He kissed her and walk I'd ca!e!cssiy a"a'
To all appearance, the matter did not t Is',
him a moments anxiety. tie was e's n
man, and fettsred himself 'le Aae" n \, :.
treat Eugeuia-huElan nature sno"'4
assailel at is weakest points
His carelessness was. o. course a''un,,
for, meeting Mrs. Ca:hcart a. sa' :, "'1 IL.
home, Eugenia's news was su'l'c'e''S' s ".
turbing to make him stop the csFfia.'' r s,s
himself beside his aunt, and beg der " sSh
another turn in the rar'S, curing "A'''
toll her what ha transpirej. cath
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