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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS.
A Very Dull Feelingin Wheat, Marked
at Times by Decided Heayiness.
Germ Confines Inactive--No Particular Ex-
element in Pork, but a Large Business Is
Transacted al Slightly Higher Prices.
MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.

Bman Transactions An Railway B0nds--A Day
of Unusuaa Dizziness In Stocks.
NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Money on cali was easy
ssf}02 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 405 per cent
Sterling exchange was dull, and easy.
The total sales of stocks to-day were $50, 3sa
shares, including the following: Delaware. Lack
awanna & Western. 80, 600; Erie, TO- 16O; Kansas
e. Texas g. $780, Lake Shore, II, 062; Louisville e
Nashville. 3.030; Northwestern, $3.50; New Jersey
Central. 9.027; Pacific Mail, 24,645; Reading.
$500; St Paul, 22.120; Union Pacific. $500;
Western Union, 10, 945; Northern Pacific. pre-.
ferred. 1865.
Government bonds were active and strong.
State bonds were not traded in.
kRailroad bonds were dull. in sympathy with
stocks; sales, 81. 657 Ooo for the week, $40, 200.
DoO, against 800 O00 600 last week; for the month,
$40, 135, 600, against SOC. $50, 600 last month.
Dizziness reigned supreme in stocks. The total
sales were less than on any preceding day in the
past five months, and amounted to only lS9. S93
shares. The market was steady at the opening,
and during the forenoon remained firm, reaching
she highest quotations of the day generally
Glittls before noon. During the afternoon there
was downward tendency, prices touching the
lowest Of the day after o'clock. In the final
dealings there was small rally. With very few
exceptions the extreme fluctuations were within
arrange of less than per cent, and frequently
Jess than l. The coal stocks had little wider
range. Lackawanna fuctuated between 1881
snd 1861, and closed with q loss of 4. Erie pre-
ferred lost z, and Missouri Pacific II, while
Oregon Navigation is up :. The other changes
are for small fractions, and are generally de-
cAnes. Comparing prices this evening with
those of week ago, the changes are nearly
equally divided between advances and declines
bat the latter are generally fractions; in
some cases there gains of nearly 2
Per cent. and New Jersey Central is up q.
The sales for the week am our ted , to
only l 459,00 shares, against 2.469, 500 last
week The sales for the Month, however. were
9,444.1OO against 8, 7os,9oO for January. The
changes for the month show a very irregular
movement Pacific Mail ia down g, Missouri
Pacific 81 Union Pacific "a. and Delaware &
Hudson shows a gain Of IL; New Jersey, 81, Erie
preferred, s; Lackawanna. II; hooking Valley,
"a; Erie common. 81; Manitoba, 3; Reading, 81
Western Union, %; Northwestern, q.
The market closed with the following prices
MIDI
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Evansville & Terre Hauts Railroad.

Via Vandalia Line)
I've Indpls 7:30am p& 12:00m f400pm sA1O.45puxs
Ar Indpls.. 3:50sm t10:00am 3:35pm 4:l5pm,
Via ]. g. st. Il. Ry)
1--we Indpls *1O:50pm t5:3Opm *l155am 710am
Ar Indpls.. 3:45am fl0.00am 3:35pm 6:25pm
Daily daily except Sunday, paror car, sleep
ing car.
These trains carry the magnificent Monarch parlor
sleeping and buffet cars. the finest run in America
between Indianapolis and Evansville Cars are open
for passengers at $50 p. m. Train does not leave
until 10:46p. N.
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M CHICAGO. ST. Louis 9 pittsburu.

. Chicago, st. Louis Pttsburg.
Depart-Eastern Mail and Express, daily. 400 ann
New York. Philadelphia, Washing
ton Baltimore and Pttsburg Elk
press, daily, s----....---- 4:3O ann
ptSunday. l. .l1.oo am
Richmond. Accommodation. $500 400 ann
New, York, Philadelphia, Washing
ton Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press, daily, s., h.--..---------- pm
sunday e.' 1872 $40 ann
New York Philadelphia Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press, daily ..----..-..-. --..11:45 ann
Columbus and Dayton Express ex-
cept Sunday. .--..-.---..-....-. ass pm
Western Mail and Express daily. 9:40pm
New York, Philadelphia. Washing
ton Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press. daily. 1o:20pm
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA KoKoMo. p @. & ST. L. r. n.
Depart-Louisvile and Chicago Express
p. --.....-----..1 Ills am
Louisville and Chicago East Ex-
press, daily, s.. .11:00pm
Arrive-Chicago and Louisville Fast Elk.
press, daily. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400 am
p c.............-..-......... 3:S5pm
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Oils.

OIL CITY Feb. Observation-Disclosures Transit
certificates opened at 79ac closed at 79ec; highest
S01sc; lowest, 79isc sales SAL 900 brls clear
ances. 34l2000 brls; charters, 65 872 brls; ship.
ments, So $50 brls.
PlTTSBURG, Feb. 27.-Petroleum dull, but firm.
National Transit certificates opened at 1886, and
closed at 79A4c; highest soc; lowest, 79i4c.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Petroleurn was very dull,
opening at 79iac, rising to zoe in the forenoon and
closing at 79isc. Sales, 2,7o6,000 brls.
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Indianapolis Lodge, No, Sc, had work in the
third rank on Thursday night.
Olive Branch Lodge. No g had work in the
first and third ranks last night.
Excelsior Lodge. No. Is. conferred the Page
rank upon three candidates and the knight rank
on one on Friday night. One application was
also made for membership.
Star Loge, No. z, conferred the mplihed third
rank upon one candidate On Tuesday night, with
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tho Union Council in charge The work was

tho Union Council In charge The work was
done in q handsome manner.
Cyrus B. Blue who mysteriously disappeared
nearly eight years ago, and whose whereabouts
was recently discovered in Nebraska, was q mem
bsr in good standing of Star Lodge. No. Z.
The officers Of the Indiana Brigade, Uniform
Rank, K. Of p, will meet in this city on next
Thursdsy, March 4, for the purpose of complet-
ing arrangements for attending the tournament
ut Toronto, next August. Several divisions
from this State are arranging to take part in the
contest
Good Intent Lodge, No. 20, Of Kokomo. cele
brated the twenty anniversary by giving
a grand banquet. Hon. John w. Kern of this
city, was present and responded to the toast,
"Our Absent Members This lodge has MEM
bership Of ninety-eight. The Uniform Rank
contains thirty-seyen active members.
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'ATHLopHoRos Is going off like hot cakes. is
the cheering message from DIR. William SPENCER,
a druggist of Monticello, Iud., who is in posi-
ton to know its curative properties in all cases
of rheumatism or neuralgia
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NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Tho Posts cotton review
says Future deliveries were in good demand and
advanced 2-100c, closing firm.
NEW ORLEANS Feb 27.-Cotton dull; middng
8 3.16c; low middling, z 11.16c; good ordinary,
75-16c net receipts, 5,9s2 bales; gross,recepts,
6,447 bales; exports coastwise, AGO bales; sales,
1000 bales; stock, 372, 500 bales.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.--The close Of the week
shows large volume of business having been com :
ket which is generally BETTER and values for cotton
are frmer.
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indianapolis & ST. Louis.
Louisville, Now Albany & Chicago.
Chicago Short I.ine.l

Depart-Chicago and Michigan City Mail 10 pnK>
Frankfort Accommodation. 4;45 pm,
Chicago Night Ex. daily s:-..---.ll;l5 pm
Indianapolis Night Ex., daily, So. $40 ann
Indianapolis Accommodation. =. 1000 ann
Indianapolis Mail .---------.- $40 PM
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Cincinnati. indianapolis. St. Louis & Chicago.


Depart-Cincinnati and Florida Fast Line,
daily, S. and C. c.-----..-....--. 400 ann
Cincinnati, Rushville and Colum.
bus Accommodation. ---.----. 1888 ann
Cincinnati, Washington and Flor
ida Mail. p. c..----:-.--.-..--. 3:55 pm
Cincinnati and Louisville Accom-
mediation, daily --..--.-..--... GAO pm
Arrive Indianapolis Accommodation, daily10:55 ann
Chicago and st. Louis Mail p. c.. i las am
Indianapolis and Lafayette Accom-. 4:55 pm
Chicago and St. Louis Fast Line,
daily, S. and c.. c. 10:45 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart-Lafayette and Wabash Ry. Accom-. 7:10 am
Indianapolis and Logansport Ex..- ITO am
Chicago Mail. p. c.. 1905 pm
Lafayette Accommodation. 5:10 pm
Indianapolis and South Bend Ex.. 5:10 pm
Chicago, Peoria and Burlington
Fast Line, daily, g., T. lilo pm
Arrive-Cincinnati and Florida Fast Line,
daily, c. c. and s. $50 am
Lafayette Accommodation. Ills am
South Bend and Indianapolis Elk. 1115 am
Cincinnati and Washingn Mail, D. 345 pm
Cincinnati and Louisville Accom-. 620 pm
Logansport and Indianapolis Ex-.- 6:20 pm
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Slow at Yesterdays Prices-Hogs Poor
In Quality, and Market Quiet.


CATTLE-Receipts, $50; shipments, 625 Fair
supply and quality fair. But few choice here,
Market slow at about the same prices. Few left
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO Feb. 27.-The Drovers Journal re-
ports: Cattle-Receipts. $4,000 head; shipments.
900 head. Market steady but very slow; shipping
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Choice shippers grades ....$ 81 sO051O
Medium to good shippers 4.25 IA 60
Common to fair shippers .........-----. 35O04OO
Feeders ....--........-........ 3.7504. 20
Stockers. Observation-Disclosures. 3.00035O
Good to choice heifers 340Q3. 90
Good to choice cows 30003.50
Fair to medium and heifers- 2 2502.75
Common old COWS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 15002 90
Veals common to good 35005.5O
Bulls, common to good -...-.-..-.-..-- LIS $500
Mixers common to good. 90 00040. 90
Roas-Receipts. 2 800; shipments 1,600. Quail
ity rather poor. Market about steady All sold.
Heavy packing. ..................$4 81. 2O04.25
Light and mixed packing ..-.-..... 400D4.15
Good light acknowledgements. 4.O0O4. 12i2
Pigs and heavy roughs. ...-----.-.... 1925 03.75
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 500; shipments,
90o The offerings were generally common
Market strong on all decent grades.
Good to choice. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 .3O04.75
Fair to medium --..-....--. 3.60O4.00
Common. 2.2503.25
Culs, per head. .--..-.--.-----.-...-. .7501.5O
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Indiana, Bloomington . Western.

PEORIA DIVISION.
Depart-Pacifc TX. and Mail daily, g. andr. 750 ann
Kansas ind Texas Fast Line, r. c.. 510 pm
Burlington and Rock Island Elk.
press daily, r. G. and s.......... 1870 pm
Kansas City Lightning Express. -. 1900 IN
Arrive Eastern and Southern Express
daily, r. c. and s. ................ 400 ann
Cincinnati Special 1040 ann
Atlantic Express aud Mail, r Co.. 345 pna
Express and Mail, daily, 8. and 4. Q. $50 pm
EASTERN DIVISION.
Depart-Eastern Express Mail daily, g.. r. c. 400 am
Atlantic Express, C. c.............. 4;05 pm
Night Express, daily, 4. and r. O.. 900 prn
Arrive Pacific Express daily, s. and c.. 720 anl
Western Express r. c............. Ads pm
Burlington and Rock Island Tx
press daily, S. and r. c.......... lO:2opm
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CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-The feeling throughout
today was dull in wheat. and rather heavy
Opening prices were lower. May selling at SAFE.
II COON dropped down to s42c, and then gradually
picked up 70 safe. Still later 1t went down TO
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

ence had been unknown TO me SIX hours he
fore, AMI of whose name. position and char
acfer ! was stlll in absolute ignorance.
! couli hardly believe it, keen though the
pain was which made me conscious of the
truth | should have liked to laugh my fool
ish passion 20 scorn: hut ] could not DO So
IL had mastered me as / had never been
mastered before. almost groaned aloud as
l realized the strength Of the spell which bad
been cast over me by the subtle witchery OF
this fair stranger.
When first took my seat at the dinner
table 3 had looked eagerly among the faces
al the long tables hoping that perchance
might SEE her fh gre l. was foolish fancy,
and Z was doomed 10 disappointment Now
when az last IA teiiaus meal was at an end
and ] wa. rele1sed from IN attentions OF the
kindly aore bs~iie me-. 1 nurred ont Of the
great hotal and took my way t. the terrace
in II. ~ If Oh. "a a'oon II was sill earlv. and
tn gay crowd ha NOT vet mast re in force
I searched everywhere for her. and every
whore iu vain
And then ! consoied myself with tho
thought thai. after the agitation OF tho after
noon, she would hardly fe-l inclined - spend
the evening in saunfering on tn terrace.
where now tbe lauehn- throng was moving
sovlv to end f~u, wh ie the strains Of the
hand foa 81 ou- a"ros the b1v AMI a thou
sand streak. cf silver told where the moon
beams kissed the crest Of each wavelet as 10
leare1 toward Che shore Ne-. even this
beautiful SCENE. which was almost new 70
me. f,r ha3 not visite Scarborough since
! was oh Pa. could hardly lur her out Of
doors tonight after ths excitement Of such
d8v.
Yet while reason toll me this my ewes
continued ~ seek for her everywhere. and 10
was not un.i' long after ne b1nd bad ceased
20 pin ani the last ~ the hol dar makers
hal retired. That Vith an aching heart gave
un the fr1flsss saarrh and went - uv eel
O. pass a niEhtof fffu -.umoar and troubled
Dreams
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

brain for some solution OF the enigma /
only knew that m som- fashion. holy or
unholy ,his girl, who in a brief hour Of time
had made me more completely her slave
than any other human being rad ever done,
was associated with the man, vicious and
vulgar, whose air of insolent triumph as he
greeted h-r ! could never recall without
shudder There were not wanting other
diversions Ia Scarborough beside those OF
winch have spoken, but l cared for none
~ them. and. as the days passed. and my
search met with no success. l would fam
have shrunk even from the accidental ac-
quaintsn es had made in the hotel IL was
only ar the dinner table. in Iced, or IN the
smoking 70 m la at ni yht. that ever ex-
chancei a word with "a fellow crea'ure
Al rounl me-, however. there wa, enough,
and more than enough of noisy talk 10 hide
my sulien and self-ais0rbe1 ii ence Nor
could / shut my min 10 n knowieiee of the
fact that all Scarborough was just then
buzzny vita xcitement over o new topic OF
interesting go-s %
It was one OF the socie.v journals which
had set ihe story. abour which an were now
talking 4 a. The CAV watering place hal.
10 seemed. received. among ifs many summer
guests. one who was exceptionally y stin-
"a she'd I was not thai he was OF hign rank
or of great ccnu. Ra an cenius are novel;
tes 70 o. found .t times even ar Scarbor-
ough. Tn they ia not appear 70 make any
ereat impression unon the ordinary fire.
quenters ~ the place That which set every
body talking aiout Mr Maulever-r. the
gent cmen Whose pre-ence I'm Scarborough
had te n chroaiei-i in the s0rietv journal IN
question, was bis enormous wealth People
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01
Bx T vvEA4Yss REID

IE 70 Iearaef e1ual
lp VI te-als ald .Heelalons
g4eaIf al lsr r.al bis prastrate iarn
ID bad al passed. .l al.ai-.sr might
have 'nourrt tlar Is sas enF a dream. as
r-e us4 aaat e.l.a.F over tha railway
lrt- ANA Ua-r tle graF tasers RI rls
lilsr u l..i uel e-ea Or t-s lnieualst
Frssel.e RI tl- lsiT aHd lef atlaa aai
far tae lser lnar lly le sas bss.iils lere
la.i oael stlara. Z aas u4ole excited t1au
4 app-aret o. be Nhls- / stalc-ei the
slight els sItl my AaHdksre..ial i looked
t9Fard lle -.r az sl9se bmding Z bad Just
strusk stranger fa the ground ,ae was
sfil fhlte and trembling Violently aud her
maid sas famtllag Wi-h the stopoer N
bottle si sesar NJ own heart Vas beating
44-ckF Fira the excitement " the strange
encounter. 1ut when saw her pale face ami
ulaliiesr agItarion / l-it that 1 must be
calm for h-r sake
snii.ad ANA said. You are rot frightened,
! hope 1 aas f.reel % ke Llm back
after he struck me- Lat 1 Do not think he
eas hart
-but your size said ia a voice that shook
as She snoae -hs has hurt yeul
Goa. is nlele rrlle' 1 rei. gla 70
have heard h-r speak again. ~lt is ahso
IaLrtH N.NIla- AtH Ara.HH was NrEta4llN
very rl-s Ia trying 10 enter tbs rriage
ahan Be- knew BE- was not Wantel AMI II is
necessary ssm tim.s % give such people a
lesson.
spoke with ths Dragging ssls-confdence
OF a boy aao has just performed a feat Of
which hs is ra-he- proud Blr / must 10
myself Justice BY manner was assumed.
In me heart Z knew taat / had acted ia an
lnexrlsa.le waf in refusing O. allow this
stranger ro enter a carriage IN which there
was ample room Tor him and psrhaps-for
I am uo hero-l hai even some faint mis-
-,Fin-s as to the consequences % ms SELF If
be should choose to take proceedings against
rne for assault Z had a ted I knew upor
the impulse ~ the moment Bat / was no,
ordinarily So mpulsive as l bad been on tlil
occasion. Z should never have struck The
man. even after ae Lad struck me- if it hai
not leen lor the cry of terror with which the
girl hal imp.orei my protection against
hln
~lt was wrong of me she said now. Il
ought nsver % have asked YOU 90 keep him
out oi the carriage. Oh, am SO s1rryl'
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Hs ieas lung on his back on the platform.
She looked az me earnestly, and As she did
50 I saw with delight that the color was
slowly coming back 70 her cheeks. I saw
too. that her ewes were of dark brown that
matched well with the shade of her hair,
while her voice was regaining something Of
the depth and mellow sweetness which had
attracted me when she first spoke
tried to treat the whole affair as joke;
and. Ia part ! think 1 succeeded As the
girl recovered from the sudden fright and
shoes of the encounter, she regainsd the
cornrosure ~ manner which hal distin-
ruisheI ter when she entered the carriage.
ami b. ami by she smiled and gave me fresh
subject fnr wonder and aimiration "a I con-
tras'ei fhe deep color of h-r lips with the
rearlF whitene-s Of her teeth.
Bat comics, that ! was somewhat pqued
when Z found chat although unmisf akahlv
grateful to me for the assistance ] hal
rendered her. She showed TO disposition %
take me- into her confience Amid her re-
rsatel inquiries A. fo whether stI felt the
smart ~ the cut on my = and her renewed
expressions Of Gratitude she gave ma no
hint as to her reason for desiring 70 avoid
the comrauiorshipo Of the man with whom /
hal. on her aeeaunf been brought into such
unaieaaaar personal relations nor did She
mske aer own identity in amy way known
o. ms.
Yer = thi. reserve ua7e me- feel rather in
dsruanf. ff7t feeling was iost ln fhe sense n
pleasure eifh which sat beside her Never
before. thou .hf. bad met with woman
so hesuarn All as We changed The com
rrrssf..r. hofh raanff.sflr trying e. 1et ria
20 la memory 70 -he srene az Chs railway
.a,t..r arf f4.fH an other ana mora
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IL nF ras nale % ass m- uh-ther J could
tx aroa sara nl-a.g paat ia mg o0n
car-er -. ftoa-lf. aanli iasran dY back
.o 0rs a.t la. a le malra af August. l---.
eaea alai 81 ..el fee ..llary occupant ~
ra.s. earrla-e stauiln- u che
Eal- lt.nat lrz aas o1a.a- our
.ala ne ens an flar cheerful
ra.fn rl 49,. a lrfe ilt-re-t anl amu.e-
u.rt fi months ~ fe.l.ls work
l -aa.ol. 3 ets au n.F eaF fa Sesr orouzh.
o. la. n.rHaar q. recruiting u.y laa.th aud
srirf.s .-r.aal D. fe--nr ter.aEement.
a. Iaa0 .tsl.fls r.-s-ere r.sorr ic se ued
ta lns r..t neie att rs ras already feeling
su. ef ree teneafs ahl.a tla ioetor had
to.I r- taat Is .l.aa-eo ~ scsne would bring
l fs .ran Toe en- esen ID ta- railway
s-anu. uas dl.tnctlg lrehar than that
eaIea tai arssfh.l a ieN aours before at
ku- Cr.ss. 1nd .as mea and women who
eefs larrFn- -a ami ir1 on las platform, in
al fhe hat rE-iremeut of travellers a. the
height ~ tse tourist season. were very
d.l-rant .ra1i -As palesaced. iaded ioungers
4 hal lefl behind ue in tae streets " London
10 was uY first visit % YORK since the
erection o. ths pa.atai station which has
raaen fha r.acs of che h-tle pink-roofed shed
t1at so lnr sheirsred the traveller a. be
oau.el au hl. a .hs to t0s north and I was
irss ia s.ilnirst.on ~ fhs architectural mag
nidcsner ~ tha new building. I vas hardly
conscious myself 90 nay absorption in the
scene t.fsr. ua. un-i I was startled by
voice st rrv very a,r
-WspF vsu H. k.nd enough % allow ma
- enter -f- ea~riera9
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N-e "as 'Hefff
she tered corners II the open spaoe, her face
half hai iea uY fhe paIasol which she held.
she sNs 'eaains acs listening o. ghe music
AMI taking hJ, Dr. notlts 81 tae cf va around
her knew b u al iaslant. knew beer in
spi n tse f4-t tnat the Iarasei shniel her
Ia and r.p-i she was arss ei ia different
sty.s Iroai ,La ahlea sht aone Waen last
saw hof. Toe hc.veus aeelne8 saa .enlf 10
have openel thein-f.v,s alefe me ll4e
scene ha4 neen Dr.ll4n. e-.sl-A fore. .n
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pieased-a month ago should nave been
feals 70 iauSh az my seH, uat 10Y me this
was Tue one woman oi All women-iny love,
my nle, my i"te Knew X ho" haa
no. feaii@td IL hnring me long da1s OF rest
less toftAre "hlch haa passed since ias'
saw her.
del ace was paier than II haa been then.
saw. sud her whole expression was more
sub Incl, more penslVe than IL was when We
conFereed IN the railway carr.age There
was s3mething IN her eyes "hicn could mol
undersiand--a far-a"ay, dreamy look. a.
though the mind wsfe engaged upon quite
other scenes than those which were Impressed
1pon the retina- a pang % jealousy shot
through my breast as noticed tins
How dear she was 10 lmei That was what
| WHISPERED 10 my heart Il seemed as
though had known her and loved her all The
laws OF my life; and when once. with a
gesture which had ob-erved when sat op-
posite 70 her IN the railway carriare. she ad-
lusted one OF the dark brown tresses OF her
hair, the sweet familiarity Of the movement
mode my eyes moist with sudden emotion
Her COMPANION was a little man. plainly.
almost
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-01

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