Middletown transcript., 1886-09-30

Big, Whe9 9clttiluu1gibn bnSB MIR Az hssA 1eo
lately descended = u :osaaoi'.5 s..-.s.iai
= Either the disturbanoeoof removal,
;of sthe motion and. the the renewed
breeze sslss created By the drive, Or, both
combined, gradually revived the suf-
ferer. He first groaned, then shifted
his head tiasasiiy On Fitchsp 2 Support
ing shoulder, then unclosed halfyac-
auteJesg and gmnrmured cinarticulate
yeEds,1EhiGh sounded like g ''sorryC-
1zp 1bles -cbula hst hal -+coldr rovHis
friend ID need fooled Ibis horse. straight
into the yard of the chief .Murley
eI5a,5s z, gess - ssssls ss:isa .,ss.s
sa The explanation was. soon given,
the stranger assisted within doors, and
surgeoussummpnedu -m-n@
Hfdal IbseFspopsib images
but I can t stay for q ke'ss Report
said Frank Archars and again he set
IpptIon bis journeys: ss.,S IS
The man m Of medicine gave itJas Eis
opinion fhatsthe patent had sustaiasd
.no1srionag ham nd would quiaklg
recover, adding ss.s
~ = +. g But another shalf hour q Sc
4 =
open, where Mr EsAsE found III
might easily have produced much
greater mischief J; insshis weak state,
fatal consequences even might have
epsued. He was rescued in the very
pisf sf Sne ard sh0ia Be- graceful
aeeordinglys''s. 60, s.,s,,T s, s ,,..vs,,
: Perhaps the wayfarer was grateful, /,
as he rested in the warm and we'll
lighted inn,parlor Immediately the
rear ofths bar !, as the dusk creptson
in. the street without, he grew more
and more himself, and began to listen
to such stray scraps Of gossiping coz
vversation as reached him through the
half open door. = AZ tiny. group Of
-Murley idiers- rs-was-in- the-passage-be-
yond, and their words were full of in
terest to the unsuspectsd listener.
e Mprrsllrarries bis head as high
as ever, though his mill is to be sold,
and all the countryside knows as he's
rnihed, Said one Il cynical tones, alb
solutely devoid Of sympathy.
.dtsiT'hnaaasS6 T'hnaa sorry sSt bis bis daughter," "4ah an
sYered another; :" It's no no fault M Of
Miss Carries, and it'll cost her her
sweetheart. oOld Archer won't give
tisIP hiAissHis s s9htb4t aasssbia9N u #
Tknow him, and young Master Frank
must choose between his fortune and
his fancy.qsE hate tos y yeung psople
crossed. but facti is fact ~ .5 fiRifs.i
assH Hush Here j. ayIsA Miss MAFprrellI " rel, =
cried a thirdsEs.atzaqsu
A sweet, girlish voice was inquifing
for the invalid Before the. .occupans
Of the parlor was aware, he was con
fronted with the vision Of q fair,
blushing maiden vision whereat
he started, turned ashY pale, trembled
q 9rsih bead aol 3o6t. no his syds &
was as though athsgrsze had gwen
up lts- & dead das asM gauoY foi
"I thoughtgyo youl might like some
fruit, and SOL ventured to bring
these" the girl said bravely and sim !
ply placing on the table a basket Of
exceedingly fine oranges and apples.
I am 50 glad you are better; Il heard
in the village of your accident, or i'll
tAih I .ffAfTA8 iii as3ts OH [fi@Nt'f 80
in5 2..e & And if Miss Mnrrell can do a
kind act to- anybody, she will" said
the inn.kseper's wife, effusively.,.55 La
~ The recipient Of this graceful and
generous attention stammered reply
thatfwas neither coherent nor expires
sive of much gratitude. When his
visitors we're gone be buried his faeel
III bislfs4dfisR HaHdJiI 8nDUI
"Agpegh yen are omipeI!A Mine r
he muttsred fercely, De-. ,ar
4eHm*8qsse ,tsb*an *aW
Frank Archersat alone in the in
per sapctum Of bis fathers Office, The
chief SMnrley solicitor was sat present
away IN The iiorth Of England on an
important confidential mission. His
son was both legally And mentally
qualified to control business during the
parsHtaIa abseAeeA Frank was reading
and re-reading, witt, clouded brow
and d look Of ugly discrimination in
his eyes, a letter from his father just
asegiysad 2THe) paragraphs ahidh oe-
casioned his annoyance and perplexity
ran as follows go ~. ~ ~ rim ,ii, 90
Now that the crash has come, as L
always prOphesied dait would, Jthere is
an end OF all nonsense concerning
Murrell's daughter and you. I hope
you understand this, I'm O. man of
nv word, and Pll consent to no folly
I've told her this by the same post.
But. if she is, p girl oof sense she'll
hardly need the telling that if is her
bounden duty to recognize facts as
such, and at once to give you up.
,TheS6 j. Iindeed no ateflative &
"I.rathcF think chat Is d qnistake, :"
the young man groWled.AE RESIGN
Carrie! Never There shall be an
alternative. + ] will make one, at what
ever cost. aa z5i'2 s!d .a.idq t'.a - 5as .s5,a
q Then came 4 ring at the bell, and