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l..-ards me pleasure 20 assure you that at
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..s - MCLaneA IhaYe used them myself.
r.r, and children, wirhthe most gratifying re
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West Sandlake, y. y.
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Ihave had a cancer On NY face for some years,
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a. other lthEa given NE \ great deal OF main. A.
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Now York.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-08-20
NUMBER 81

oh dear no, l am not so vain: he
sides, you don't know that / am free.
But since you are SO curious / don't
mind telling you that | came here with
the hope of meeting Kate Lilburne to-
night
Kate LiIburne," he repeated in
CredulOusly. Are you out of your
mlndp There is no such person living
as Kate Lilburne."
We'll, perhaps she is married and
has changed her name, still she won't
have lost heT identity"
And yOu really came here hoping TO
meet Kate and not me2'' he asked
earnestly, as ne stepped close to her
side.
why should I want to see your" she
asked dehantly. You are nothing to
me"
"Andyet you are all the world to me,
MlTlam-my love, my life Only say
the word and we viii hv together. and
viii break the hateful bonds that
bind me to Grace, whom l have never
loved"
He caught her in his arms. and
strained her TO his heart, but she gently
though firmly released herself from his
embrace as she said:
cit is too late. Victor: too late. ]
have no pity for Grace, but 1 cannot
bring such pain and humiliation upon
Altl ldklltAs No. fAtl lAA0A hEit hgtlL
word and marry her but / am sorry
seif.''
She slipped away from him as she
said this. and ran upstairs, but on her
way to her own room to dress. she
thought, as a species of selt-mOTuica-
ton, she would go into Grace ; room
with the other girls and try to be civil
to her young hostess.
MANY of the bridesmaids had cluster
ed round the eNpectant bride. and took
great interest in the dress she was
going TO wear on this the last evening
when she would sit at the head of her
fathers table as the mistress of his
household, and they admired over again
the very handsome trOusseau with
which she was provided.
\ ON don't seem TO have much Jew
elTy, - remarked Miriam IIindman. I
wish / had known it before for IwOuld
have given you bracelet Us a wedding
present instead of the silver-dishes I
brought with me.
But l suppose your father viii give
you kate's jewels; she had splendid
collection, | know
'Kate's jewels viii 90 with her mon
ey TO her mothers family. when there
{ IS proof that she Is really dead. but II
people talk such stuff To my father as
YOU did this afternoon II IS not likely
that anything reasonable VIII convince
, him. " replied Grace severely.
L don't know why YOU should call il
+ stuff - returned Miriam quietly; ''peO-
/ pie don't disappear as your sister did
unless they 90 away 10 return at some
/ time or other. or unless they are muir
dered. Therefore until II is proved that
/ she is dead we may reasonably hope
/ she is alive
Grace shrugged her shoulders. She
would not discuss the matter. but init
! mated that it was time they should be-
gin TO dress. and her maid came for.
ward to attend lo her while the girls al
went of to their own rooms.
TI0 5e CgtHlgsfl
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ed to see someone. but if so he was dis
appointed; there was not a single sign
of ANYBODY having been in the room
save the woman to whom II belonged.
Il have told Mr. Ayre that you could
probably help him in tracing Miss
Kate. said Fairfield when they were
all seated; but perhaps II viii be as
well if he tells you first how Kate dis
appeared and what steps have been
taken to find her; you will then be bet
ter able to connect his part of the story
with the little you know
Roland almost fumed with impatlence,
He did not want to go over the old
ground again, he wanted to know with
out DELAY what they could tell him.
But Mrs. Fairfield, though very polite,
was likewise very firm -
Moreover. she was suspicious.
Yes, she was suspicious even of her
own son, and as Roland, finding no
escape, began to tell the story OF that
Christmas night over again, she more
than once interrupted him with ques-
tiOns.
And when the search was being
made YOU heard nothing about any false
floor in the west tuTret. did you" asked
Mrs. Fairfield with a searching glance
Certainly not; IS there such a thlngr'
he asked eagerly.
''There was formerly-at least, so I
hear from my sOn-though l never
heard of it in all the years / lived at the
castle, and I don t think Mr.. Lilburne
himself knew of it; but Frank asserts
that Miss Grace did"
''Grace," exclaimed his lordship in
sudden dismay; are you sure she knew
of it?'
Il am quite sure" here interposed
the Young engineer, for | once showed
it to her, and threatened to throw her
into the shaft below. OF course | only
meant to frighten her, but she was al
ways getting me into scrapes with her
deceitful tongue, and thought IwOuld
put a stop to II.
Roland pressed his hands over his
burning brOwS.
He remembered now how Grace had
induced her sister to hide, and how she
had afterwards denied all knowledge of
her whereabouts.
Yes. it all came back to his memory
now, even to the dust and dirt which he
( had noticed on her white satin dress.
and TO which he had called her atten-
ton.
At length he started to his feet, ex-
claiming:
Let US 90 to Silverton Castle at once;
/ there is not a moment to be lost. That
/ infamous girl may be starving her sis
/ ter to death; quick-quick, or we may
/ be too late.
/ IDuL Nils. I ttllllElu odlu calmly ttS ollt
/ also rose to her feet:
I'VE will go in good time, Mr.. Ayre
/ but if | help you, you must help me
/ and l have "a matter here that troubles
I me as much as Kate LIlburne's diSap-
pearauCe troubles you. VIII you come
this way, and tel me what it is best fOl
me to do?"
And she was leading the way to {
door that opened into another room
: when Roland exclaimed:
i viii do anything You require wheT
Kate is once found. but | must 60 Z
Silverton Castle without delay"
And he was turning towards the op
pOsite door the one by which he haC
entered. when he was arrested by Mrs
FaiTield's calm sad voice saying:
1t is useless your going to SllyeTtol
Castle without me, and you must CIV
me your advice at once. Come"
Then she led the way into the furthe
room, and he, after a mOmentary hesi
tiOn. followed her.
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Jamison was in a quandary. he wanted
TO do it Just right, and vet he didn't know
exactly the way. . After pulling his brain
for some days, he finally submitted the
question To an su' horiJy in etiquette.
Mr.. ATCFRSON STpEENS,
DEAI: SIR; IL has been a great question
with me. whether in the coming marriage
OF NY daughter she should be handed
away Iv my wife or myself VIII YOU
please oblge by an Immediate answer
Very truly
JACOB JANIISON.
The answer he received was written in
I a commercial hand. and had altogether a
very commercial aspect Itwas brief, and
/ as follows:
/ AIR. JACOB JANiISJE,
! DEAR SIR; Yours to hand.
Very truly,
ALGEHNON SUDFINs.
- .i3-I25Sl.
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Ius items rst Insertion lOc. per lines eaoo
subsequent Insertion Sc. per line.
Administrator g and Executors Notices. 2 y
Aud.for g n % ees- ------------ -
STRAY Euu similar Notices Aee
E1F- BssoIufi0Hs or UrOCrefirg Qf 0ng c0rpoTdft
OF society and c01ln1cfi designed % cdu dffen
iron 70 anu Cfer Of limited or inclulfuci tHteTefi
must be uaja r0I 1g afrertisemeufs.
jon PEES-ENG OF an kinds neatly and eNpeoit-
ously yecuted at lowest priues- Don you iorget
it.
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CHAPTER ".
CnMEADEs II CIIIEF.

Frank Fairfield sat in an office that
was situated in one of the large thor
OurhfareS withinaa couple of hundred
yards Ofthe Bank of England.
lie was only a junior partner in the
well-kuoWn firm of engineers to which
he belonged. and he had obtained this
position some two years before our
story opens. partly by his own great
talent and industry, but principally
through Mr. Lilburne's generosity.
70 al iuteHts and purposes. Frank
Fairfield was a working partner in the
firm: he had beerto South America, to
Russia. and to India, experimenting
the ee0nStructiOnefTailw ilwdys and bridges,
and though he had now been in Eng
land some three or four months, he
knew that he might be required to start
OfLagain at any time wlhbut scant
ndtice - Gtg
TIe young engineer is only eight-and-
twenty, but he leoks much oder, for
since he returned from lis last journey
almOad.his thickwavy haiF=lIas become
perfectly white.-
He is seated this morning at table
with plans and drawings spread out be-
lie is trying hard to-lix his mind
closely upOu the work he. has in hand,
bJH tie effort required is agfeat one,
ara he looks up with feeling OF relief
whena clerk opens the door and brings
him a card.
&RoIand Avre." he silently reads
with keen surprise; then lie mods to the
worth to admit 5he visitor.
MF Ayre came in. Sad-lOOkIng II IS
true, but youthful and handsome, and
hestarted with uufeigned astonIsh hment
when he saw Fairfield. Tor he-had been
given to understand that he was man
about his own age.
son I really came TO See?,2 he said, TAX
ing the seat offered him; yel,were-you
are acquainted with Mr.. Iilburne, OF
Fairfield's face slightly flushed as he
replied:, s-,-,..,--, .ho
position | now hold; do YOU come 10 me
les. he toldme where 4 should find
vou. and | should have sought you
months ago, but l have been very Ill in
consequence OF a shock received on
Christmas Day
"a shock" repeated Fairfield.
Yes; you haze heard OF the strange
disappearance of Mr.. Lilburne's s eldest
daughter -
And as he asked this qnes ton Roland
Looked keenlv at the maWwhO he had
been assured was his rival.
f@I have had Ro direct communication
with the LiIDUrneS Tor more than a
vear.'' replied-Fairtield, meeting his
companion s fixed gaze without waveT-
ing: NFbe good enough to tell me what
Occurred.
Roland complied, and he told his at
teutive listener how when the merry
making was tagging on Christmas
light. Grace LifisIrne had proposed a
.afna of hide-auJ-seek. and how she
pd persuaded Kate TO join in the game,
thc LATER having been lost from that
time to the present.
.-Nbl then il was Grace who hid with
Kate.'He remarked thOughtfully, what
aid Size say had become of her sister?'
"She didn't know.
And did she make no suggestiOn?'
and tie engineer looked at Roland
sharply.
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Tie young engineer is only eight-and-
tvseht htv, but he leoks much older, for
since he returned from lIis last journey
almOad,hi thickwavy haiF=lfsas become
perfectly white.~
He is Seated this morning at a table
with plans and drawings spread out be-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-08-20

The only newspaper In the United
States conducted 10y a colored woman
Is the Virginia Lancet published IN
Petersburg, oi which Miss Carrie Bragg
IS the enl-nr
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AIR. JACOB JANIISJS,
DEAR SIR: Yours to hand.
Very truly,
..H.aa.H#=..
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-08-20

IUtt NM.
He is trying hard tolix his mind
closely upOn the work he. las in hand,
but tie effort required is a7gfeat one,
ara he looks up with feeling OF relief
wher-a clerk opens the door and brings
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AIGEHNoN SUDRTNs.
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-03

church, Mr.. D. L. Dever, Of Abbey
vile, and Miss Carrie Gallagher, were
married by Rev. G. VI. Churchill.
Mrs. Dever viii be missed from our
musical and social circles. We extend
to Mr.. and Mrs. Dever our best
wishes for their happiness and proc
perity.
While Postmaster Cooke is speculate
ing in Wichita, Ed Braden performs
the duties of postmaster.
Preparations tor the 3rd move on.
Everyone seems to have caught on to
the spirit of the occasion. Rev. S. l..
Hamilton delivers the morning speech
and the Hon. Chas. S. Ely the after
noon speech. Among those down for
short speeches 1 notice DR.. Tucker,
Col. Henderson, Supt. Lieurauca and
j. F. Mccoy. 1t is safe to say we
shall have a good time.
On the evening of the Srd, the laoies
ofthe Presbyterian church will have
an ice cream social at the residence Of
Albert Minnich. The Cornet band
will also give ball on tho same even
ing in the ]. U. o. F. store room.
DIR. Gooding, of Ohio, Mrs. j. F.
Humphrey, of Abbeyville, Miss
Dougher,y, of Wichita. Miss Jessie
Ford, of Wellington, Mr.. Geo. Waugh,
of Centralia, Illinois, have been visit
ing friends in town. A. b. j.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-03
GARDEN CITY.

From the profound silence preserved
by the Wichita papers about Garden
City we actually believe that Wichits
is fearful that Garden City may grow
UP to be a formidable rival. In no
other way can we explain her sphinx
like conduct in regard to Garden
City.-Daily Sentinel.
Garden City is about two hundred
miles west of Wichita, as the crow
flies, with no direct connection with
our city, which probably accounts for
the little that is said, the distance be-
ing such as TO permit of little in COM
mon. Garden City is the great town
of that section, but being as far from
Wichita by rail as ST. Louis is from
Cincinnati, or as far as the first place
is from Chicago, Louisville, or Kansas
City-ncarly,- If Garden City, there
fore. should grow to be a place of fifty
thousand people, that fact would
hardly interfere with Wichita in any
particular. So far, at least, rs the
EAGLE is concerned, there is no feel
ing Of rivalry or jealousy between
Wichita aud Garden City. The great
Arkansas is one of the longest rivers
in the world, with Leadvile at one
extreme and Napoleon al the other,
and with Little Rock and Garden City
fiourishing on the banks OF the stream,
but because we do not happen to talk
much of either of these places must
be attributed to other reasons rather
than that of any feeling of jealousy or
rivalry. Garden City is not only
what its name implies, but is -four
ishing city with q progressive and
prosperous people.
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THE CHICAGO q ALTON.

II 10 not probable that the Chicago
& Alton will run direct from Kansas
City to Wichita, and not put out feed
ers at principal points and to principal
towns along its route. The centres OF
large counties like that of Butler, will
present attractions " hich win doubt
less bring one or the other and posi-
bly, both here. Fl Dorado lie too big
and too strong to igDore.-E Dorado
Republican.
But surprising the road should never
be built. The Santa Fe management
have for weeks been negotiating not
only for q traffic lease Of the Chicago
4 Alton, but for the purchase of that
great line'out and ont. If the Santa
Fe succeeds in either lease or pur-
chase, the road will never be extended
to Wichita or anywhere else this side
Of Kansas City.