The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-17

"Yy~Nly, and continue,i;
the pled>an'-ou have met beforeF
~Esal,~ thosuwan, i think once had
made a Jolly eualy murnmrri roriyCe
rather think thenc~lie, he must have
out that 'onre' /
But h. only said: = m0r'tn one
That's all right, then; II
You" And :, hiS wifes reiA
talking generally alN,ut the hotsr,s,utr
prospects Of tia ~raSpu, AMI of ono n. on
another. until she was almost luiles.e
sellse # >n,Ur.ty. AMI began O. think =
after al. h. VAS not so very anxious Ia >o.s
The nls story OF tine photograph. She WAS NJ
So we'll pl'a>sSi, however. when Charlie III
sist.>i that Foriycr shouki cuule hack {
dinner after the day NhootlnS, for she lnF'
very well that neu naN very mu
mor eloquent upon crrtatn subjects owe
their after dinner clarc, than IN the lo-sruc
of their wines.
So When Forlyce had gone, she sel.,d II
Opportunity, and said 10 Charlie
! Il think It /, very inhrn,tl,tste If yor
| Chsrle. wh,n tell You that | don't l,,'lwrl
( H. u.s.. man IN Ia dinner
! i can't pat ham III nas. rlAr,. h. Ia,
/ hand; AMI think h. woud remark yml
/ alS,uN', especially a> H. 1,",,I> To- la an q,
friend Of Yours.
Ii may l. IinaStir'i that Nlrs Coruwa
/ paSasl Il sum !,ntly miserable day. II III
| coull lut ct l"l. IT for,ls,~, she might i
| ALL, To stavn III what now s.~nrsi incyltshI
exposure, but he Was cut on the moors, Sll
D ha, m
! her anxiety under mask u aifability; an
nothing oy,urr,.i during tho proGn~s II III
meal to rcn,l her especially unhappy. Ru
when she ru.s' - leaNerl,r Two men - thei
wine, charlie sad
: "Nog don't uIni ,mahr lG,N. AMI II vi
b. un,unnnnl, DOH tur Yea all uIilr III III
drawn. room. Sn STAY with n, | am SUI
Mr.. foriyre will pardon thu departure frw
conyentlonalltN in shooting boz
~ course, both the Visitor AMI It,.
| gladly aclui,rScc,!
! YES. Mr. forit a." said thui,, ,.S /
continuation Of II broken oil ,ui.Nrra 1
we arr exceedingly comfortable hatt /
We might H. great deal mor II !
"Now its coming" groatrl p"oi n,
Cornwall tn herself
"lf,' went On Charlie .,o .ir. |
help US To- clear up
Ter ronn~ted with "a llrt ,nLI
myself whlnh Mr. cornwall f. .rt
day ago IN II drawer uirtHu' ,,n ,f
existence Of Nhl.h cam" ,,t -, ,,
mo account, arl which ", !, NJ,
perhaps, makes her a lltti, . ,t,.,f
| What will brk ..N, III,
Mrs. Cornwall.
"A photograph of \, ,ts'" ,L,urh,
up stairsl' exclaimed ,>,N
nlent. NM ,ov,r
YES" said charl" !, tn ns,oni,h.
run up stairs, AMI b. : ~ ,t
Mr. fnrlycr to Sc. '" =, dear ms,
| Mrs. Cornwell r. .,,,,r,,b far
| Charlie sized the
his guest; w, ,h,, roam
wo ,lt%s ami iT "",,. r"'V 81, and SAID to
! se how matter, ,'X,r,, ,,,, If thu
ence Of tina, phot' !, ,,h,r or roursr
"ry =" me- "" ~, Though thu pres
was h'' Nn'n ~ In still a ,s
P,e'ty s'ti hA' sp"onins Lacy, |
almircr but !, h.,,n,. finn, n
n"vcr lclt>~ ,nui hnyn n, other
III" 'iaa' Sh' o. and, of courn, Eve
me- But you 81 when she has told
nave 'n; ,r lo>cd any one tut
want Wv, ,lcN very jealous, now that
Foriyy" 7" "a, INK her l,'~,on, don't
tered W. ~ Understand, chr
"nhis' led, AMI Mrs Cornwall tn
"@''' photnlraph which she handed
'a'' mto look at IL, said Charlie, in
'" judicial tone because, to ho quite
w you, 1t has caused n gooI deal Of
| h% |ncss hc,~c"n us, and when two
y. ~ tr, for love, aS W. dill, and each II
u, first love, such II calamity ~ i'll
n, dieht 10 be impossible.
turning To Mrs Cornwall. whose ~
jp misery during this cxp"H of the state
airs 10 an old flame may he lna. ,G"l
said IAN want to do my dear IL to
myslf IN your eyes by having It Ilanly
tvel that this photograph was never given
I me 10 any other woman, ~ You suspect to
the case
Forlycc began IN answer with roar II
laughter
We'll, Mr. Cornwall, he said at length
"you have been 30 exceedingly candid win
ne that must b" the satno with you This
/. photograph, Mr.. Cornwall, | tJnk from Tho
" dy who Is now your wife. when WAS head
n or heels IN love with her ~
toIhat was going On, then, at the same TINT
an my court,hip Of her.' @id Charley
oily
Y, los, " replied hrs visitor u was rival u
~" drs. although dii not even know JonI
,.. me"
"" And ! hal ~ ii"n that ] had rival
y ala Charlie, determined that tho arrows nov
anunliny his wife should be well barb'i.
.lhen. when found that sho had IL photo
graph Of ,rl,' continued FordJce, Il va
paIpu, and took It away from her. And Thea
/ lp.t sight IT her altogether, although
hearl she va, married. forgot all about III
pbo,u-prnbably threw it hway IN my di~I
p,,utnont and there IL In. been ever .Ihtr
saw. MIR, Cornwall, sn,I her husband
with affected severity, Il hope That you al
satisfied that at any rate nm not til
sinner
"Oh, yes, Charlie dear, Of c"nrs" am
sDlsI Lucy. "Iyo ben N"ty cruel nj
wicked, and hoir you will forgive me-
The Curative Power 81 Nature.
The Oh wribrs recognized, in n blind sol
| OF way. that there vas force In the hurna
| organism Yhrli tended toward recover
| from dr-as. This they calI"l the curt
| tive power If nnturr' ono u the gloriot
triuni,,hs II npirrn msiirino Is a more y"
| fee. appreciation II this great fact "Tn i
| we'll enough alone and tr not weaken :
| prycnt thc milton Of AM organ or ntri 'uI
| unh4,s T. y cltar That something Is '" !
| l1iund Ll % dnIMa. arc ~. Il.uli " "