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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30

De Ready on Monday.
The State Board of Trade has issued the fol-
lowing letter, which is important to those in
tending to be represented in the exhibit about
to leave California for the East, to be there
shown on board of cars:
CALIFORNIA STATE BOARD OF TRADE.
COS MARKET ST, S. F., November 2s. 1855
Dear STs: Thanks to the personal attention
given by General I. II. Goodman General
Passenger Agent southern Pacific COMPANY
originator of the idea California on wheels
eXhlDlt he VIII have the cars ready for our
exhibit Monday, December Sd. You are there
fore urged to have yours sent so as TO reach us
not later Than the 4th of December.
The advantages of this exh ibit together with
the liberality OF the officer referred to and the
company he represents ought to secure your
choicest specimens. Yours truly,
jobs @ BROWN, General Manager.
]. NJ. DAWES, Secretary.
The two cars in which the exhibit will be
conveyed are nearly ready in the Oakland Yards
The greatest care has been exercised in arrang-
ing the cars, which have been entirely reftted
and equipped The exhibition car has been
fitted with shelves and racks to utilize every
foot of available space. The second car is fitted
out for living purposes for those in charge of the
EXHIBIT ana is joined to the first car by yesti-
bule connection. Next Monday the cars will be
removed to the Oakland mole where the exhib-
Its Its VIII be placed in order for the long trip
lhen the plan IS TO take the cars to Fourth and
townsend streets, in San Francisco where The
public may inspect the exhibit for a few days.
Wnen the train, drawn by special locomotive
Will start on its long tour of four months or
longer If the results Justify replenishing the ex-
hloits. Among the exhibits is one of oranges in
DuIk ana IN Jars from Butte. and 600 Jars OF
every klnd OF cereal grown in the State. Be-
sides, there will be dried fruit in cases fruits of
al KINDS IN jars fresh apples, grapes and pears,
plckLed olives and olive oil. pe.simmons pam
pas grass palms. ali varieties of California
wines, an illustration of points Of natural won
Ger IN the state, together with forest woods
After going through to Omaha without stops
the train Will move through the States OF
Kansas, Illinois, Minnesota Michigan. Iowa,
ONO New York and the New England States
An enormous amount of reading matter will be
Iaken u along, descriptive of the States resources
f. J. Mcdonald, Assistant Secretary of the state
Board OF Trade, and Messrs. johnson and Teb-
bltts' OF the Southern Pacific, viii have charge
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30
Very Disgraceful.

A most disgraeeful thing occurred in front of
Armory Hall last night during the holding of
the st. Rose Church festival Two drunken in
diyiduals stood on the sidewalk in front of the
hall and occasionally went up the stairway to
the main entrance and in loud voices made the
very air blue with oaths and the most inGecent
language They insulted everyone who came
in or went out. and their profanity could be
heard block away. The most disgraceful
thing about it was that neither were over fifteen
years of age.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30
TMentr.First Anniversary.

Sumner Post, G. A R., last evening celebrated
its twenty-first anniversary at Grangers' Hall.
But two of the charter members are now en-
rolled-T. W. and J. z. Sheehan. Addresses
were made by Post Commander Maydwell, Gen.
eral John F. Sheehan aud Rev. Summers.
Dancing was engaged in until 10 O'Clock, when
an excellent supper was served in the banquet
han
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30
Fosgy Weather,

The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was Ho, being 90 cooler than the
normal for that day. The highest and lowest
temperature was so and 800. This is the lowest
temperature this month. There were light varia-
bic winds. and foggy TO cloudy and fair weather;
barometer 30.12 inches and steady.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30
Annual Festival.

The annual festival of st. Rose Church was
held last evening at Armory Hail. was largely
attended and socially and financially grand
success. The Floor Director was D. J. Long;
Floor Managers-Fred Seary, c. E. Hook Chris.
Curtin, Charles E. Daily, J. F. McQueeny, J. G.
GeuShlea
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30
STEAM LAUNDRY.

nineteenth and ots., sacramento.
w HITE LABOR ONLY. LINEN POLISHED
w in the neatest manner. We guarantee sat
tsfactlon, All ordinary mending, sewing on
buttons, etc, free Of charge, washing called
for and delivered TO any part Of the city. Office,
ct Sawtelle's book store, 70S and 10 ] street.
Sp-lm K. d, GREEN, Proprietor
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CANDY.

4 WALTER, s9z ] STREET, DEALER AND
~ manufacturer Of the best and purest
Candy to be found Pure Ice Cream made tc
order for all social gatherings 4plm
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30
DIED.

Sacramento, November 29-Jules P Cola, na-
tive of Louisiana, 81 years, II months and IL
days.
Funeral notice hereafter.I
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30
HINTS TO MEN.
GIFTS FOR LADIES.

GIFTS FOR LADIES.
Imported Box Suits, Table Linens
Neckwear, Elegant Lamps.
MANICURE Sets, Photog' 'ph Albums,
Kid Gloves, Piano Covers,
Hand bags, Handkerchiefs,
Fans, Dressing Cases,
Odor Eases, Cloaks and Wraps,
Jewelry, Silverware.
Perfumes, Millinery.
Opera Glasses, Papeteries,
scissors Eases, Writing Desks,
Music Rolls, Clocks,
Burmese Vases, Books.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30
LOCAL INTELLIGBaCR.
ACT PROMPTLY.

The California Exhibit on Wheels" to
be Ready on Monday.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30

The State Board of Trade has issued the fol-
lowing letter, which is important to those in
tending to be represented in the exhibit about
to leave California for the East, to be there
shown on hoard of cors.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-07

The British iron bark earn Tual leaves Kahu-
lui Maui, the latter part of this week with sugar
for San Francisco.
The British bark Island City goes on the Ma
rine Railway to-day to be repa red.
The steamer WaialeaIe brought 2O13 bags SUI
gar from Kauai on Saturday.
The schooner Manuokawai brought 700 bags
sugar Lahaina, Maui. Saturday.
The barks w B. Godfrey and Deutschland
leave sometime this week with sugar for San
Francisco.
The steamer Iwalani brought 5,5F1 bags sugar,
300 bags paddy, q hides, and IS packages sun
dries on Saturday from Hamakua, Hawaii.
The steamer Kinau arrived on Saturday from
Maui and Hawaii with 1922 bags sugar 81 bags
corn, los bags potatoes, horses, 7 bales ava,
IS bags bones and 95 packages sundries. She
leaves again this afternoon.
The schooners Mary and Moi Wahine arrived
yesterday.
The steamer Mikahala brought yesterday from
Kauai 1885, bags sugar, "a head cattle COWS, 10
hides and so bags rice.
The schooner Mary E. Foster arrived yesterday
morning from Kukaiau Hawaii, with 600 bags
sugar,
The steamer Lehua brought yesterday from
HakaIau, Hawaii, $500 bags sugar for the
steamer Australia.
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.


Haul and Hawaii per steamer Kinau,
s--hon u Wilder, u ? Wilder and wife,
y, Jaase W kalua L K AIsip and wife,
Nllions, G Along, J II Homer, a
1 barte.s, wife and children, G B
-g5siAln, Ms NJ J Nairo, Mrs R 5 Kyn-
S a5' III ,cumzer, Ing Chong, Judge J
50 Williams. " Il CaruweII, K Niche
y. -, children, Don Lin, Kim Sing, T c
'-' 70 decA passengers.
. N1uI per steamer LikeIke, May 5th-D
vi Z. Juu1, Miss a WiddefieId, Mrs
,r W 4 lawrence, J Mint. " j Forsyth.
~ D. 1@Jot, Mrs " j Louvre and son,
D''5s' j Carney and = Chinese.
4, 11I1l per steamer Milahala, May 9th
~ anu a. wife, Mrs G ~ White, Mrs L Du-
i.t = N P0rvls. Il Norton, } Chinese
1 G g.Il per steamer WaialeaIe, Nav 9Th
h D'lO' ana daughter and ) deck pas
Ilsi Sifa Per steamer Lehua, May 6th-A
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S"iPPENG NOTES.

aesrss~ II ,-,r
Railway .l,s ami p' VIII I Iears t ihs
va for Maui and Hawaii and VIII he hers 'e,r@
''u1y'
IT, today for r''[ gs} MUIR and 9, Alice Mary
''' Sydney ''D0 10 '0"0
schooner K..,or.,.
..so, ,-. from L'h'ioa.
, .,l,. from Roap. ~ '"S' sugar
s s,.5 the s.s4sp'ia, w. II H. 1 Dimond
~. n $ , e,'9 .. Captain Sir William Wise.
At Eavai5 ,'s 'laj.sty the King on board.
b. srI ps5 way for EpiIua en- route to elq Es.
u ''n Columbia. 10
Steamer Ltseltse bra,,..,..
4 a'o -four. IS 6sr brought 4 972 bags sugar,
! from Maui 81 9' .l, ana 30 packages
ap.rt.,, 49,. '',"0''0"
Drew, sail ,sp 4l5.s " s. H. Dtmona, Cap
With 'usar for San rr n1n4lui' Maui last
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I..rxpec,rdI-osss E'Oresgm POrts
.,rR Btsaop, VOTERS, sliled from Bre-
ru. due july ly-25
r,,arauac, D Is Shaw, from +, due Apr
rsHyaciuth, from South America, due
E.5 Ms 5 ZiIveren Kruis, locke, from 5
lus Mar l-zU
glba. from Panama, due March Ito
Ill Herman, u-lauder, from San Fran
ante 20 Jaluit, tue liarch i
I8CyemOuJh. hellet, sailed from Liver
Ia1 ., due Aug l-20
b Illau, G b holland, from Hongkong,
.-5
|1oO sLimore, D Il Ward, from Seattle,
sN4y 1871
|lCD Bryant, J Lee, from San francisco,
s,Leaandia, Oterendorp. from San Fran
U1t5 10 the Colonies, due May 10
llIs, from Newcastle, \ ) ", due May
hEgan, from Newcastle, n S W, due
4ney Turner. sailed from New
1BosioH, April %, due sept Ito
TIE Mary Einkelmaun, from san Fran
b; Nay 9-I5
llls Lu line, Matson, from San Fran
ls At Hilo May l4-z5
'ils e Wilder, A Il Paul, from San
f. due NAY 2J-3I
itls Planter, W R Perriman, San Fran
b Nay 4J-U
,Lrsltoa, from South America, due May
3 Us Nipsic, from Sou III America, due
AZ Ceylon, K Calhoun, from San Fran
Tie Nay I5-2J
az Bovine, W Bluhm, san Francisco,
Ekg
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-07

Chas ] Fishel's new stock of laces and
embroideries, ribbons, pom pom flowers
Something new, hats, tooIe illusions,
tips, plumes, also fine line of lace hounc-
ings, have arrived by the Australia. Evil
IDENTIFY this is the finest line of goods ever
shown in this city. Be sure and inspect
his stock
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-07
Tuesday, May 9th, 1888.
AT 10 O'clock A. M.

For cash on the execution or title deeds follow
ing land. w:
All that certain piece of parcel of land situ-
ated at Puulena, Manoa Valley, on said Island of
Oahu, and bounded and described follows:
Apana A--Kula and Tare Land. Commencing
at the east corner at the Chinese road and run
ming;
North CT west. 33l links; north 67o so west
III links; son 22o 80 west, .85 links: north
Inks north 600 co. west, 222 links; south 81 Is
west, &c links; south 9 co. west SO links; south
SOC 80 east, $50 links along Apana B; north 6o
90 east. 10 links along Apana b; south Il . CO.
east, 1876 links along Apana B; south 52o co.
east, 290 links along Apana B; orth % . co.
east, $50 links to initial poi Mt and containing
of 2O3 acres, and being part of ROYAL
patent No. 241O, L. c. Award No. 1920 to Paaluhi
and RoyalaPatsnt No. 1899, l.. C. Award No. 1910
Upepe.
The above property is part of the estate of S.
Napahukapu, late of Honolulu, deceased.
Deeds at the expense of the purchaser.
Further particulars may be obtained of the IN
designed at his office, No. q Merchant street.
Honolulu.
j. NJ. MONSARRAT,
administrator of the estate of S. Napahukapu.
1, Kahanaaumoe (w), having life estate in the
above described premises hereby join with the
Admin istrator in the sale thereof and agree to
execute a deed to the purchaser thereof to convey
my estate therein to perfect and complete the
title n fee simple.
KAHANAA UMOE,
Her mark
Witness: EDMUND n. HART.
Honolulu, April Il, 1883.
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,,a-, ,r,.m ForeIgn s'orss

81, port IrDii EUreisH zOEaS
,,.n. L KempI, from Samoa
Inns 1raalI8, kimberly, from Hawaii
A.s7 2P5. ,-' Belle, Freeman, from New York
~ o11c:.... i, o Bos,e, from Bremen
y'.'s C5rmorant, Nicolls, from South
/ II R.z5oyutE, wulf' from N"rqoesa'
,1.nris Walker, Anderson, from Fan
. I. ;1 " B Godfrey, Dable, from San Fran
-. yeritas, Johnson, from Newcastle, n
r.. ..m.bEtne Morning Star, @ f Gar
~n Micronesia
|, rro.nas Bell, JAS Low, from London,
/, q. 'r.9Euba. I. NomuIa, from Tahiti
.; australia houdiette, from san Fran
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For cash on the execution or title deeds follow
ing land, w:
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Notice to Creditors.

THE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE THAT
Il he has this day been appointed executor of
the last will and testament of Walter Murray
Gibson, late OF Ho nolulu, deceased. All perso ms
having any claims against the estate of said
deceased, whether secured by mortgage or other
wise, are notified to prese Mt the same duly veri-
fed and with proper vouchers, if any exist to
the undersigned at his office in Honolulu within
six months from this date. or they will be for
ever barred. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment.
j. S. WALKER,
Executor Estate W. NJ Gibson.
Honolulu, March 9Th 1885,
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All that certain piece of parcel of land situ-
eted at Puulena, ManOa Valley said Island of
Oahu, and bounded and described as follows:
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Concert AT Emma square.

The following musical programme will
be given by the Royal Hawaiian Military
Band this evening at 1880 o'clock at
Emma Square:
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AArRfttsements
Administrators Sale of
REAL ESTATE !.

PY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
- granted by the Hon. Edward Preston Justice
OF the supreme Court n Probate on the 18th day
Oh april, A ID. 1888, the undersigned will sell
at pubic auction at the salesroom of Jas. F
morgan, Auct1oneer, on Queen street. in Homo
lulu, Island of Oahu, on
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-07
,fVAES.

.nRI'ALN' Nav ;.
n, Maui and Hawaii
S; IS: 5 5:5' II. H.~-sr-. "-
53 %aa55 ha@'5 Ard r4 5s5@ Wanna
4: f.. ' s.:, s:.s '''" ''''''''
T,ilsle, ron ron yuan
r'a,oEai, from fr on Lahaina'
IlDaoso"''' SUNDAY, Nay ..
-. Freeman, from Kauai
I liso,, from Ha ,so.o Ensaiau
J G'~ E Eos' tsIl,'r ali Kauai
I1ry. f I5rs from from Hawaii ..,~-
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.,,uy To-day.

yes men. sorNaut and Hawaii at
EIa1, L'L.
Surprise 'l iI 5b lI for Maui and Hawaii
c,nnins. for KooI L at 9 a N
5 .13..., i2I aasGrsg5r, Tor MOlOk"i' at .
r,ilsle for Kuau
-Fssl.n5', i io' Nav h... D C Ladd, for Bakers
r,s Muir, YarnalI, for Baker 5
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-23
Advertising sates,

The large and reliable circulation OF the CAM
BRIA FREEMAN mends IL to ths favora ole * >.
sidoraton OF advertisers. whose faTors xii De "a.
serted at the following low rates:
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4 ParaIyzed BriIegroorn.

y recent despatch from Bethel, Ev..
says: Two years ago Calvin Sroy,rs
whose Witc hal been expected to lie
with pulmonary disease Tor several
months, Wis called to her BEDSIDE 10 sav
farewell. She placed . small iron Tiuy
that she had ordered made Tor the pur-
pose cu the lAIII finger oltuc lct hand.
and e%torted an oath that lie would
never many again. Then she died con-
ten,eliy, saying that If he hrozc his
MOrt sIc would haunt and Iu.u his lie
htctAly lie Was L2rrei 10 Iurnl
brlrkel, girl TO whom he was cn-az.I
before Als marriage, but lhay had lis
agreed. The ceremony was a private
one, only few friends wilncss.n. the
rites.
he bride took the ring from his finger
saying II WIS supgr-'itioas to r..8rI a
wish so selfish. Within two hours rol-
loving the brideTro0m's lett side y-as
paraiyzed, strangely enough hcInuin. in
the finger that had worn the fatal r.na.
A chU,n-worEer in the uelgnhorlooI
declared that nothing would restore
strength TO the limbs but the wcarin., of
the ring. This, II was discovered. could
not be restored TO its place bein-s much
too small, whereas it had been beforn
aapy large.
The bridegroom is terror -stri clzen. and
has apparently lost interest IL his younr
WIZ. StoWcr5 IS a frugal, iuteilig mt
farmer Well known and liked, as is s,l,o
ms witc, Who IS an industrious woman.
respected Tor her good common sense.
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AHUSBAND'SCROWN

"Not at all unlikely. And the docu-
mcnt which would have consigned ynu
Ia that retreat * still in my possession. -
y uu promised To- hand il over Ia me -
Il dId, aud | shall keep that promise,
hy-anI-hyc, Mr.. Chcckctts- -hv-anl-bvc.
In the meanwhile | shall continue To-
hold II a. Il sort of guarantee of your
l1thtulncSS To me-a curious lsuar.Intcc,
admit, but Il powerful one, think Not
that doubt you in the least. Your in
trr,'~tS are bound up with mine. II l
rlSc - 81" You. and that in proportion 10
my ascent. Now listen. OF course. We
arr both aware of the recent split between
Lawrence and his father on the subject
81 marriage. The youn. man Is d,.tcrin-
Incd AMI, | ana convinced, will have his
OWN way The old man J. hkcwiS.. lie
'crmint~l, but will be- quite hclflc-S, To-
avoid defeat II Lawrence, - he will do.
sets all his most tremendous threats at
defiance. In the ordinary cuur-c this
thing viii cHd - such affairs ALWAYS dp.
W hen Davenport finds that what i done
cannot Ice uuinnc, he will gradually re-
lent, and take his son and his sons
chosen wife back into favor
1t l. Il safe prophecy"
"but II We could - work the oracle
that this event did not occur-that Law
renee should ~ fatally offend and dis
=rtce himself in the eyes of his father, -
to be irr-dccmably alicnatcd from him,
the old man would inialliblv sick 70 his
word, and cut him oil with i dollar. In
that case E'lith-my wife that i 10 be
would inherit the bulk of Davenport.
vast fortune. | have been succinct,
Chccketts, because want Won u under
stand thoroughly that that Is precisely
what | wish Ia bring about
Mr.. ChcckcttS' little eyes twinkled.
1t j. a splendid idea,' he said; but
don't see how it can DO carried into cf-
feet"
Il have plan,- Mr. Van Blarcom,
lowering his Voice To a whisper grand.
bold plan, which with your aid Ia bound
To- succeed. The price / offer You for
that assistance shall bc a liberal one On
my aCccsSIun. or. what comes To the same
thing, on the accession Of my wife Ia the
greater part uf Davcnport's money. | viii
hand YOU a chcque for a hundred thou
Sstnd dollars
Honor bright?" exclaimed Checlaetts,
with a haze OF cupidity.
Il swear il. But | Will 10 moro. and
give You paper - wurdcd that Won NAV
claim that sum from me in the event Ui
our success
60 on, then, Mr.. Van Blarcom State
Your plan. | viii enter into it soul and
body. Here's my hand on it,
1T i very deep and very clever, flat
ter myself, thcckctts; hut IL Is very dar-
nm" into the bargain. We VIII mot Il sous
It here. Let Us retire to your own sitting
r'um, where We can talk without fear oi
ucIu- disturbed, and sketch the whole
thing out from beginning 10 end
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CHAPTER V.
A LarIuicss dove may have a wor.s tssEl. than
awi-c serpent

On the following morning the eN.lm'nI-
ton of Lawrence Davenport took place
before a wcll-known Police Judge.
In prcfcrrinS the charge, Alr. BraEni-
side, Tor the prosecution, said that never
had h hal to deal with q more painful
case and one which he appr ,ach.j with
greater reluctance. The prosecutor WIS
4 gentleman whose name was spread far
and wide, n home and abroad. The
prisoner was his son. lie Mr. Rrawai-
side was thankful that il did not lie
within the compass of his duty to dilItc
upon the previous ungrateful, wicked,
obstinate, and defiant attitude which that
son hai assumed towards the most in
dulgcnt oi fathers in matters of the deep
est monent. The sad history of those
family troubles might, 50 far ~ he was
concerned, bc buried in the profoun,lrst
oblivion. He would only explain that
the prisoners perverse course hal evil
IDENTIFY eliminated in the crime with
which he now stood accused AMI which
had aroused the righteous Indignation OF
tine prosecutor 10 degree which the
learned magistrate would understand
when all the facts were laid before him.
Without occupying the valuable time of
..,e CU,.rJ uy any furthcr continents of
his own, he would at once produce cvid-
cncr which he felt wuull only be too
conclusive of the prisoners guilt, and
then ask that he might be committed for
trial.
Old Mr.. Davenport now stepped into
the w:tueSs-hoX. lie ~.rs very p.lic, br,t
there WAS 2 determined expression about
the cornCrs OF his mouth, which remained
unchanged by the os;aSiunal nervous
tUitch of his lips He gazed iixedlv DO
lore him AT the wall opposite, and never
once glanced az his son. Ills evidence
rEn something in tiIis wise -
my name IL Richard Davenport The
accused IS my SOD. On tlie evening OF
the day before yesterday my private sec
r,'tary, who was filling ia some checks for
me in my presence, suddenly calleI my
attention to the fact thRt blank tor1l
had disappeared. 1t had been abstractcd
from the book irrcGulsrly, ana its loss
would not be noticed until that particular
part wss reached ] invariably keep my
check-book IN small sale in the ubrurv.
/ mover remember il being left out under
any circumstances There are two KEYS
one have uI~scli. the other WIS IL the
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mUruurcd E!ith, as tears filed her ewes.
nv gentle sister, exclaimed Kate,
/ embracing her fDndly. Il know your
! secret. Part | gathered from Lwarencc,
| and the other ] guessed. lou love Re
/ ginald GUynue; you are to Ice separated
trail Linn. lou arr unhappy
Il am miscgahlc,' said Edith, utterly
! breaking down.
There there little one, let me com
I fort yau Tor cam viii"
"IiUW -h hoW 2' cried the poor girl,
/ wildly. "When ! saw Reginald yc-tcr-
/ day ] loved him more than ever He
/ looked 50 sad. he spoke 50 kindly, he
/ kissed nae, and. Oh il was wrong, because
! h. ElaWs ] ana Going 10 Doe forced into q
! hateful marriage against NV will. and
! thar my heart Is breaking. Ii is broken
/ alr,aiv.'
Filth said Kate, speaking with that
calm accent OF conviction which is as
-~a' .tuI 90 the aIi,a;rl mind as s. cooling
water % iryeri~I lips -"Edi,h. rely upon
this !. can h.l2 it. Il Iawrcnec can
h'.p i'-vpl shall mot MARI. ANY bat the
lIau .uu lose, a-ld who loves YOU"
"tn. II / cIu'3 believe il.
"NOU uut, yoH shall believe II. When
(. laH-olIr, Is iire. as he vii De iu few
a.ys, p.oa~a GO what a debt OF rcpara-
tuL EsA his father owe him When Mr.
Davsa'.arl finds cu, that D.. has been the
victim %. mistakes. or the tool ai kuTycS.
Hr VIII hardly hra! .lc to stand Uuahashcd
before tl- SIN AesJ aeaIly covered with
H-a.pu- ruin. Money - fortune shall
not be accepted IS = peacc-oIcriug. We
can dp without that. We were resigned
to its los ere We married. But your
free ioln, your happiness, shaI. be the
Only price o: complete AMI unconditional
reconciliation. And we shall purchase 1t
trust Ine, we shall purchase it easily
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