The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-01-02

my bonnie dearle diuna live to Sc, il, T.
would h.c nrokel the heiry o he.-a IL ho.
mina!"
Bafore W.,Es had TIM, to sDelz sh, bo4
urEss u hin. forward int, an uliacsnh h,l-
room. W.,e'a III, poor 1rien lay ,.lyeri,r
III tt1u'. icvarel ssce,. GeaS h,,l,w'
wero in his checks and beneath hi, cos, !,
e;cS. a n"ttn,,on os loug, culv s,aw.
":!i5, E2," aJr'am,l ova.. hi; brow ,,l
ro"nl us thin worn ne:s Gaol Ii ,av,,,
ttut, it ~ - :s:iule thaa l,.is faded ,yra.,
WIS All TIM. was le-o Q. ii, u,rs l,ir,s
Wing0rn' i triv:
Ions, * -a.'ya"ls JA'ni 500 ialr,, TIM,
:ool a. , 1l;,ltt 10 / t.ir ASYLUM IL l. ~, tf,
r)or fellow So forth on io,5 Cox. III north.
DtelcA.,s "liA rain, an lain ssar,iir. ,,a
fell dcwu iainti,y il til, ssre,.; i nr.
mlngl4at,. H. was taken up by tbs d ,Lics.
ana n;uyei with being druu1. Corfu
natal, tie inspecto, WAS en- i,tallic,,a
man, wlo i 'llu ,tiia5ety sent for Gee .o", ON
who's cert iiicatc Curly was removed 10 tina
paupar .ulattc a'ylum
After Il soiourn Of Some months he wa,
discharged. Tanks to hi, kind physician,
he was a,si'i,i on BY tie m,il az far n,
Newcastia-oa- Tyn.. From tn the man.
ager OF tho theatre sent MIN Ly coach to
Edinburgh. On inquiry ,;lare he found that
Willie hal gols IT, Aberdeen wee Is besor.
Not :; human being in his native civ racoy.
MIA in tn, shabby, broken down nrama.
,utelv Old rla:l thA I, r!nar spruc, cornat in
the Millothia lun5e,rs. He Was almost
-ia.l that ii was 50. AMI he stu TX ou5 o.
Edinburgh Il; daylight fell, resumin; his
weary marcel noTtnwarls; no: did b, halls
till h.: t:::-T.H a restin, piac. in a friendly
barn by til, waysi 'e, which shal5e-ei him
until davbr,as. II, Iai some two Or tar 20
shillings Sill i,f,, which kept him from alb
solute star;ati n. Fortunately the weather
wa, Tine 30 Nv nig.lt h, slept i'll barns, under
hayrick'. OF, ind, Il, wherever he could find
she.ter. n. le',s,n II. reache Aberdeen.
When he inq,ir,l al the theatre for Willie
he was t3li tass he was STAYING at Gairloch
house.
=, ''Gairioca ncusew he exclaimed. THAT
| Is w.era she I've. On, mol 1t can't be-
that's imp ois,h,'
buj his in,nli,>ce would noe allow him to
VAT. II, woull so lmme lately. Then
his pr de s5,ppc in-he did no. wish her to
sea HIM t.su changed and worn-thus
ragged All "re5clai. Ther, could b. no
harm anyhow III going near the place-in
looking up.n TIA spot wh.cl enshrinei all
! he held m)sy dear. 50 h, walked towards
| the Galrloch H.l,l.
There stoh tl, house cul the garden.
exacCly As h. mai LEFT chem two years ago
nothing sam ,..l :el excap5 himself. Yes
she ,nuit ua clal,.s too, else she would
no. have sn5 hi II 1la5 cru,l reminder OF
his wea.n,, All degradation. Yet, per-
harH, on the CthH haa /, su, meant to re-
lease hum IRON ,i,, shameful compact into
which he TIA lem coerce.l-perhap; she
- ''Dut alas!' lle thou sht, 'she doubles !,
remains youlg and beautiful as ever, while
| l.
At this moment u tall, spare man left tbs
house, AM come rapidly to the spot
where Curly sat. The poor WI etcn could
colltain bis impAtieuco no longer, SO Ia
accos,e til. s..auger.
~ 4.e; pa..ou, s.l, said lie, but is Mr..
jamie s~..l sag ~ Nv t!.C .'Ou - yll1or!'
| "Nlr. Jani.eS, IL Is no. staying at tia
house, leplei Mr. Mace awe! Gi,.en,, for
it was h., ''nui Is 10 stayed there since
the day Of tn, fnneraL'
"The fun,rsl: WHAT funeral! Whose
funeraig'
Mi - Fora Ma:Alli,te"'s."
Flora NJ a iistar!'
"Ay-sl va; buried .!,reo days ago
And ~ INC li'i,u ct zinc la p tssoi Oh.
Curly st,ol !uo,sng at HIS ratreatinG
ii ,urs TIL i. ID 's' ;it, ,eIho' into tho mist
Of evs:,Ar; t.e! without sign OF sound,
BE- Iir ,1,rAl liz, y stone un tho highway,
w.,e;.f. D,nc,r NlacTavisn ma Jcanni, Mac
rhe~,c, found Kim living come hours later.