The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-10-07

Oh, ~. thossh. However. ] vas 60
ias 70 ssptsia Asvs sahea fancy 70
thas litsls loclss rosr daughter had on
this aitsrpoos. ! nupposs The portraits
~ sos Of people you kncvf
o.. 10 perfect strsnssra Al lssss. thai
. rather an odd thias 70 sAy, cossidssins
shs gsntlsmsn died 10 ny afns
Indeed
Lss mo "a you somsshing. Selma. ring
Tor -. Miss Nay looks quiss iainsl it's
ths hsst no dSubs; snd I'm sure those
tiresomc girls-
I'm quik we'll. thank you. u vas nero
y litils passing exhaustion. But shall
b. very glad Of some tea Thank you. my
dear, smiling 70 Selma. You were saying
shs esatlsuan died in yosr arus. What
very sad thissl Nay ssk when THE
thing happsnsd' was \ long sincs'
lam quite sshsusd 70 say how many
years siuce. with . rather affected little
laugh.
Ijudss BY W. drsss that il must have
besn loag time ago Wss u thirty ysass
aso. should you thinki
What good gusssl II VA exactly thir-
y years this month. Dear me-. how time
6isal Iwas not bad looking girl ir
thoss days-at lsast I've bssn toldso.
suppose you M The gsntlsuaa sons-
whore?
Weller the iact was Il shouldn't like
hrspsatsd. you know -Sslina, just 90 and
sse after tho tss --ths fact was. q l VA
sa}ing. l was one Of the young ladies IN
the reirsshment room at Leeds. They are
most particular a the Leeds refrsshment
room who they engage; II isn't like an or
dinary reireshmspt room At al. ] can tru-
y assure you.
But did this gentleman como into ths
reireshment room 4 Leeds. or how did i
happcnf AN
Yes; be came staggering in, - white y
white n 4 sheet I saw that hs wAs Ill
directly. We young ladiss had to hsvt
our wits about %, ! can tell you. Som'
one sid he was falling. He was hand
schsyoaBg mani I'm sure I thought 90
just when be died. there's some hearth
be sore looking out for him; and cried j
did just % II he'd been my own brother
It's-it'sa . very affecting story.
Miss Mays voice choked, and her eye
brimmed with tears
Not to be behindhand in sensibility. Mrs
Gore also dabbed her eyes with her pock
et handkerchief.
Just ~ be Was dying. continued Mra
Gore be called out. 20. Quinnie, my dar
ling tell Quinniel" I noticed that. for
lthobght n was queer name, and u nigh
be a. we'll TO remember H. and not Civ
the message 10 the wrong person: but
never found her. do not doubt but wis
she missed him.
But Why didn't you try 10 find out VIII
he waA9 II vss-it was rather shocking
70 his friends not 70 be told.
He hadn't any friends. or. il be he'd, In
afraid be would have bses no loss. poo
fellowl He vas only bad IN
Indeed
Again Miss Mays lips turned white.
Yes, he'd absconded with lot Of hi
employers money. snd they'd been look
ing for him ever 20 long.
Oh. impossible -impoasiblel l don
and Lxont believe thati I'm sure 1t WASH
truel
No, I don't think ~ true, either.
didn't bslisvs Il 81 the time. but looks
deceitiul. and there we're those there VII
knew him.
Who we're theyi / did not know tbs
any ONE *
Yes. young man from one Of the clot
mills rscosn lied biG ssp Mr. Albert Haul
mann; be knew him quite weg, he said; >
dill soms one else.
Albert Hsufmannl This Albert Hauf
mann --sss ycu sure you srs making .
mistske?
Miss Nay. ssid Mrs Gore. stsrnly you'v
beea decsiviug me; you know sonsthin
about this mani
Dsssiviug your Oh, my dear friend
be good 70 mel The old wound bleed'
She gasped and sobbed painfully. Wal
minute, I will tell youi al.
Mrs. Gore came forward and took th
withrred bands in her own plump one
nd smoothed DOM The grey hair
sss 81 zee. she said. Are you Qnin
MI?
Yss yes, the tears rolled down be
cheeks Il the old familiar name.
+ And he was he your husband2 BY
the bye. Miss----
Mira. Hardy that il mynane.i He VI
my husband. snd I suddenly lost him
Where 10 bei Where did you put himS
He il buried ia the Leeds cemetery, bu
you will have 70 look fos Albert Hauima
Dr.. Essser viii tell you oil about; be "
young medical student 1t the time. sn
wss With him; he il great doctor no*
Ynu viii easily II n him: but ! will 80 700
Won .l,all net - 4Iose. my dear
All elderly xii,v stands By shsbb
rsvs ia miserable cemetery. Mrs. Hal
.is's r<morse fs The quarrel which b.
never ended. and the CONSCIOUSNESS
which bad b,su past Aiding out. il chsnt
ing IL feeling OF peacs Il has bsen
long separation. bat u will soon bs ovei
o.s. nd II IL seems sd that one 70 youn
.honl have bsen suddsniy cut of Ia tb
mi \ " BIZ hsppiress, how much NOR
saa /. li,e n0t uscommon lot Of grown
discomfort, coliness spd siienstion'