The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

OF = ma o00 = WO4ADo
lengj md I could - hat their out
49, III those Of swo Of the family
|eDsts porge he'd poinsed out 20 NJ.
A~& = tAae moment - turn ny
Assd, = hin stream Of light shining
tAS0u( in the door. reached IL ~
. boar etching up lamp some one
.haAl IT, on the stairs. returned 10
ny - every thing - usual. ! told
Cir O. kesA we thoroughly explored the
6nooro 49, the Towers. but could nm
- roo1 heaf leest resembling the one OF
~ vis&ncs4
A Irc0 I'd, Q pagc-boy brought IN
coGea, I'd - I hsd drunk mine the cur
ious fell It oustrsint under which ] had
boso spnbN nssed OF, and l said quite
eheesft \ere. Mr.. Paila,ti. I hav
01ooIa0 ast Of IL, and now. what do
Ell d"A Mr.. Pallasd
~WA &C.," laughed.
NJ, ta~kith. There II no cure but
6oosh Cd hderful Gift Of second sight,
onA & II too much used. full! OF
1nDoe end nervea. But proven
6oo cure; % buy Q little dog
oa0 ~ the foot Of your bed. and
yos w0 ~ troubled by visions again.
IevoD i1y does g out"
WoNkA mutual promises 70 meet
seoa, rdered away on duty, and
itWas before / saw him aexn.
haA =, rued 70 London. and was
intsndin tc ~ him up. when I received .
leter fro 80 kOrge Giilinehxm, begging
me- - 70 = tho(p the Towers on . matter
Of Tie - Importance. ] lost not a
minute f4OiWil the and. full
Of anx3ee& Disgiving that something
was vegy ~ arrived At the Towers -
the dEeoo r n9ftfor dinner was sounding.
ttr 0ooGke Du6fme ss I drove under the
great POD ic.s. looked 80 worn and
hasrossed1h1 hid not help whispering.
'<0ood H -. Dir George, what Is ~
Has that { ": taooAD the title deeds cropped
up again. 1t.Pa
YVES. ity y. ~ q vengeance" said Sir
0oorgA "pt - 03rxs now. and meet US ia
the dining bc0. here are no ~ladies-only
PallSttt, VI ayse has met you before"
1eatered q sdiG hg-room with the soup,
and shook D. = e dially with Pallaiii. He
ond I Were In ID lary evening dress, but
Sir George pas 9 yed As for some great
state functon HGtb orc black knec-breechcs
and elk stlDk ngo1 Md great diamond buck-
lee In his lot oeA. NE broad ribbon Of the
Bath crosoI his 6hi,c waistcoat and he
wore holf , en- rders a. well. He had
brought hiseh 4 a IN with him. and we sat
down 70 . a DR 4 flor the gods. The wine
he nave - - - rely ever brought out
except Whe4 so0& royal prince accepted
the h0UpitaIAs oe4 be Towers for . night,
md wns alhOA )cclcss. knew II and
lfr. PnllattiV psA t01nd Il out. and our eyes
twinkled. Geo y saw it and was glad.
He drank TOT "a . ~ in tho old fashioned
way md sd IL making . little feast
tonight my S,onG3 friends, for reasons OF
my own. It 3 - story. let us eat. drink
and be mora CkmOrrOw-well, to NOR
row we'll do Ehuooe. let US hope" he said.
turning IL Of witA 6kugh.
Mr.. Psllattt ~ certainly well worth q
rood dinner. kW7thOot seeming to monOpO.
liso the cOnvtns 1io0s he always had some
thing originaft< sA3d1pon every topic that
was started, oni - fun and wit were Sd
keen and spO6ta loou1 that our solemn little
dinner mrty D AR quite . rOllicking A.
fair. Amoo0A - nbiects We discussed
! wa the last DIV TIL Of the last new con-
| Juror. which Uas pukiing all London and
giving learned de- and doctors and par.
sons sleeplesss isaee "a the endeavor to hsd
IL out.
"Why. don'tyouR bw how that is donel"
said Mr.ePali4k ii n he proceeded to solve
tho riddle In aAoseu lords.
'Nost extrlDrdin1T exclaimed Sir
George. "Do Sol q IN to say you found IL
out y~OurseifF'e
YEA" returheiPI 9atti; 'She very first
time I went. sTssssapcver has been and
never will boz triG1 X any kind that I am
unable TO unrsoe.. 4 Impose il is a kind OF
lift. but I have go made any use OF II
except sometiuDsoo I've a little fun" And
he Rsyo me- q %, Nae pok out Of his black
eyes. --,
naming and tain * and such knavcr
iea, suppose. "a 60 led, composedly.
'tQuise 90" rDleA llatu. dryly.
sand now. gntteup. said Sir George
- the last bottle ~ ct was emptied. and
ne were asha0clO 20 look as il We
should like som - 'if you please q
win take our cooe n he dining room. a
there arc NO ladts ~ and he rose from
the table and wsak Atvard the door. A
we followed PslR,u iispcred in my ear
"Mr. Heughtou, 500 like to be q modern
Clarence and - ned In . hundred
dozen Of that I'D
To nv surprisIEf orge led the way e
the great ssate Z isw groom, and rs VI
entered . perfectbIssg splendor wa he
fore %. The hug 3. with its frescoet
Ceilings and profO, G. ns. was lighted "a
by hundreds Of vAx - les in great chande
Iliers. in scouces. r.n1r. and clusters: tn,
vsl,s wero eaeirdk cot ed by full -lengtl
portrai>a q old tI1l hams; over eacl
n~ortrnit = uOwerfO Ind reflector threw
20 strong . light IA: oVry gallant knigh
and gentle dame 1900 10 have come I
life and b RuxinS q the black coatet
| intrud0 into t1eir assembly. Tw
anormous nreo Dirt ming. one ut cacl
end OF the room, Eaid fore one IL hes
M 0enrRe stoodEaO2 otioned Us to b
eeeseA. He lookd1 .o( Ind md % stately
and h hrillianCo n hcene was 40 oveI
powsring. that sa l listened for hi
wprds with . ktdEe:
svDentlewSu. lo6 - ling to detain go
, for any length Of ii = telling you owe
asnin the history a. - u have both hear
ALREADY from my H. on this particu
lae night / wish to2e - Plstc some OF tn
mnin factae
n sIn NJ yooe II ~ tc~at-grandfathel
eir HUGO 0illingk.A ter being man
vear. = Widower, Ara young and beau
~ 80 eirazanASk.o 70 tAe Tower
} There ars hin por1 hers" pointin
! n them. no nm TT nd inspect ther
! caenar~lApn thGh9 n. Who know
wAas nay ooue a J Ing sol" he sale
almost Aerceay.
s.The OihWa1anh . him-tathlsa
| ten tho verS da& wed, and be
lover - her ow@ nd's vaSahonf
; vufehleoo cousin. tt q . man who ha
s-ouandered his bland and willingl
: psrssd with III ~ Ptates Of Giilins
ham 70 his younee&t& and his he'll