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unberrettebe 8rebie / @ien bar bet
Rpste ubbrebt fig, at Der til SDiten bill
finbe en- Sammenfomt Steb paa tpf
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us pil berefter tose tilbase oper 2plt'
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oil i 2sbet at slusuit @aaneS inotreHe
til 8~jsbenbapn.
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0irgtnia.

SernbaneuiDffe. Torsbus Worseu
tiblis benote en- isrselis uiptfe poo
girsinia Miblanb8 aren melIem Orange
Court Souie as YarboursuiGe. 81
Beriontus falbt neb isiennem en- 4C
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ioner brebtes os benimob 40 blsp mere
eIer minbre beltaoisebe. Banefom.
paniet baube / lansere 9io uibit, al
Broen bar raaooen Os faloeferbis, us
ma uar netop bespnot paa at repa
rere Den.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-18
Stalien II.

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cipale 8als i Jtalien far oaret aarias
til Yefpmrins os !Sarme / gatifunet.
Yapen, iom mObiatter fig Yraiternes
Snbblanbins / Bolititen, bar after meb
8eitsmtbeb paalast benz, at be life /
5remtiben Ital blanbe fig / Bolititen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-18
ScnncSiee.
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rise SsHbas iunbt en rabiOm 9rasebie
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a~irfeosren. De baube lRnse lisset i
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perialue, o9, ba 8ssen par f~oriuunbeu,
iaa man Gpel 9atuion us bans Seu
SObn, - Nar sartmel, al 8oie faf,
tiOnen lisse osbe. vi Sutton 5uttiOneu
bar SrpbreHe 9er, Sim CT Gtes gu.
ton os Sobn BOrter lipsiarlis iaareoe.
st 9uiin andre bar osiaa laurebe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-18
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r'se aarbuncrebe. Otter S~pielbogeu.
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o9 slsn1mes, eGer at oB ps erinorcs.
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ON Sommeren.-3be. rlbue Senat9p-
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al Susmgore .-Sptret al masreS uin.-
Sotn 9oer ofte 5pr Susboloninser. =
Srnaa Nptitier.
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% afeaar 81. 5:45 gitermiooao.
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9ountp til ist9euoe 3tber:
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BRETON Brand.
Maufpu Srauh.

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as ri. 100 % ira piabeI bucr Dtorgcn ST. I.
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8 afota.

6~nlobrplup ieirebes | WapUiae ben
29be SUM af forbensarenbe Susmanb
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nfe-preservers on the deck "Th0se are llfe-
are they? Thin why don't yez sent thin to ther
hospitals, where there's plinty dying an dying ali
the tonne, bedadf"-Ocedn.
First New Yorkera"Parnen seems to understand
Second New Yorker-"Indeed he does He
couldn't know more about them II he had lived am
his lie In New rk."-Tezas Sytings.
'Father, the paper says you 'ofnciated at the
wedding, clad In the traditional garb OF the clergy
What does traditional mean?" "Traditionai nv
son." replied the poor minister, he looked at his
that have been handed dOwn.'"-Chicdgo tribune
swell 60 importunate beggar>-"I have no pen
MES niles at present, my good man. / will hand you
Beggar tdOlorously)-"Ah, sir, 1t was doing bust.
ness on credit that reduced me to his."CIexQs
Strings.
member OF Western company retired the flrst
night OF the epcampment when the tide was out
He arose IN the morning when the tide was In, and
exclaimed, ''Jee Wilkins men, how It must'er
rained up the creek Pr Wilmington Messenger.
Sunaay-school Teacher-"Now tell me- what is
Little West Ender Dust back from Europe,-.Irs
something you don't pay unless you have to-
over the national game, recently startled the
household by crying out In her sleep, "What q
mean umpire'"-Augusta tMe) Journal
Bystander (to saiesiady)."You didn't seem to
that jar"
salssiady-"No. wasn't going to waste my
time on her. She didn't want to buy anything"
"But aren't you mistaken? She was eyidently
quite struck by the jar heard ner say It was the
loviiest thing she ever saw"
eyes, that's the reason why knew she didn't
intend TO buy tt."-Boston 7ranscripe
A man applied for pension at the Maine state
Agency In Augusta the other day. and being asked
on what ground he thought himself entitled TO
pension, answered drunkenness" The astOnished
pension agent told him that pensions are only
granted Tor disability contracted In the Army. 81
know that, said the applicant. DRUNKENNESS Ia
my disability, and contracted 1t In the Army"
Bill arp oegs parents not TO despair OF their bad
boys 1.-THE prodigal son reformed I" says he s,and
80 DID Sam Jones 70 reckon there chance for
..yisitor-Is your mother In to-day, my boy,
"Candid child-NO, sir; she's doing up pre.
serves"-NsW Hapen Nes1s.
"You want to BE- careful Of that umbrella said
an art dealer 70 countryman who Was indicating
"An right, mister." responded the agricultur,list
n wont let 60 Of that umbrer till GIT back home
-Jvico Observer.
John Potts with small J and large p. vritee
70 sostn Ss editor 70 M paper
mulch alredy and yu don't give " emmy funnie
eyetums yu ar awi the time ritfng up poiiytcks en
wat ~ no abot pollytfc woodent n nees year. 3
SNOW, Tommy" said the teacher, III there are
eats three and you eat four what win be isfti"
''The stones. replied Tommy.-Nss0 York Slsm.
s:Zoia doesn't seem 70 be doing very good work
nowadayk" he said 70 Q New York girl
~Zolai" she said "You'n excuse me, M. Peter.
sy Sus H dGn 5uss Mr. lola
Ths pyramids must have been on an awful spree
agee ego; tor, after Ill these thousands OF ysaI Il
plainly 70 g sssn that they're 'tapes1ng or
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Elevy

Through all the silent rooms, from far away
I he light comes softly, seeking for my love.
Through ell the silent rooms. day after day
And goes up sorrowing to its home above
With sad dumb look, with SPECIFICS questioning,
- steps SO softly through the open doors
Where all day long the maple shadows swing
Alike as speechless, DER the vacant floors.
wonder much that through the whole round year,
Patient and sad. but hopeful as before
II still comes seeking that which is not here
Inc dear bright face which we SD ali see no mora
I wonder much the sunlight doth not know
Or may not guess-the mute and Wondering liQht-
mat she hath gone now where the lilies blow
by living waters. far beyond the Night
sunlight, go up higher In the blue
with harp and crowns aud white robes-cloao by Him
Iny naster-thou wilt surely dud new
And glad young angel with the cherubtm
Her sweet face still the same We loved but br1sht
- with giortes which saw not; and her brow
crowned with the light which Jesus gives-a light
Burning and radiant aud immortal now.
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
l. No. 432 DELAWARE AVENUE, BETWEEN d
AND K STREETS SOuTHWEST
THIS AFTERNOON.

l. NO. 432 DELAWARE AVENUE. BETWEEN D
AND STREETS SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue Of q decree Of the supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia made in equity 1902 the
undersigned Trustee will SELL at public suction, in
front OF the premises, on SATURDAY. the ELEVENTH
O'CLOCK p NJ the following real estate, IN the City
Of Washington. District of Columbia. 'beane known
and described Is lot numbered fourteen 4 IN square
numbered 640 q the same 10 laid down on the public
plan of the said city,
Terms Of sale follows: onethir Of the purchase
money In cash and the residue in two equal install
SALE with interest thereon 81 six per cent annun
Or the purchaser may at his or her option, ray the
entire amount of purchase money in cash. The title
to said real estate to be retained by said trustee until
the entire amount OF purchase-Inoney hss been paid
deposit OF $l00 to be made ~ time Of sale. Terms
to be complied with in ten days deposit will be for
feied and the right to resell is reserved At the fsk
jNO. g. sMYTH, Trustee,
522 9Th street n ".
NNwO-SToRY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 3l7 ST.
L sw. On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST EIGHTH. 1883.
at SIX O'CLOCK r. M will sell in front Of the prem
on. being house No 81 st,sw. containing i've
rooms and under rental Of $1,000 per month lot
IL .6xS4l1 to S0-foot alley.
Terms of sale: One half cash. balance in and two
wears. Conveyancing at purchasers cost. Terms of
sale to be complied with In ten days. Deposit OF $50
au3-ot GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctionser
sH- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON Ac-
count Of the weather to SATURDAY. AUGUST
ELEVENTH, same hour and place.
au9-d6ds GEO. W. sfICKNEY. Auctioneer.
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THOMAS DowLfNd, Auctioneer.
VTNHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON tOR
sECOND) sTREETGEOR0ETOWN.D d. c.. BEING

sECOND) STREET, GEOR0ETOWN.D d. C.. BEING
IS a SSsA AHsgsT THIRTEENTH 1888. a.
FIVE O'CLOCK r M. in front Of the premises viii
sell part OF Lot 49, fronting 22 feet and inches on
BY q depth Of rs feet. improved BY . comfortable
Frame Dwelling House
Terms: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve
the property solo, ali cash the option Of the
purchaser deposit Of 800 will be required at time
Of sale All recording and conveyanctng at
au6d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
NNRUSTEES, SALE OF TWO VALUABLE NEW
i BRICK DWELLING HOUSES. Nos. S13 AND
S17 STREET SOUTHWEST.
corded the land records Of the District Of Co
ber No 1883 fciios ass and 45s ct seq. the under
will SELL in front Of the premises therein conveyed at
public auction. to the highest bidder. on WEDNES-
RAE !E FIVE BAx PF ssss
Liber No. 1888 folio ,04l in square 409. the said
COZ 81 as the ocs a
surveyor for the said District and improved BY new
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFrER Lot num-
plat recorded in Lber 1l33 folio 304 and known
Is lot No. ID according to the plat recorded
proved BY . new three story brick dwelling house
Terms Of sale: ne-third of the purchase money In
cash 81, On The day Of sale OF within ten day.
years. with interest cent from the day Of ssle
interest to be paid semi-annuA1y. and secured BY
S al:
SlOO win be required when each lot sold All con-
veyancing At the purchaser cost the terms Of sale
reserve the right TO resell the property at the cost and
SlIEsA j NJ b5 SSARSksAAs.s Trustees.
GEORGE ". STICKNEY, Auc. $50 It. au3- dkds
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Can He Svvim9
From Hsrpers' Young People.

Can your boy swim? MOI Then do not trust
him In any sort Of boat until he has learned the
art. and feels IS much at home In the water as
upon dry land. You might Just as well send him
OUT alone into crowded street before he had
learned 10 walk He might possibly creep along
al Hgns, ana reach home alive, or somebody might
would not be In his favor So In BOATING The boy
VINO cannot swim may get along very comfortably
TOT while. aad not sufier from this defect In his
eoucauon, but the time Will sssuredly come when
ne VIII have cause TO bitterly regrets it. Il Is one
Of the simplest things In the world, too ana can
De learned IN three or four tntellgently directed
lessons, such a. can be had In any city swimming
Scno0i or from the experts In any country village
ny az means talk swim 70 your boy before you
LAX Doat and sttpulate a. one OF the conditions
OF his having Q boat that he shall nrst b able %
swim quarter Of mile without resting.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctonesr.

GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED PROP
ERIY At THE WINDER BUILDING. TREAS
SE ANR the SSIEp
PETS, MATTINGs. FURNITURE DESKS.
CHAIRS, LETTER PRESSES. LARGE LOT
STEEL. OLD IRON AND OTHER METALS.
oS Sc Nl6 SSSDv .rcrsr ru,prrr~ru 1899
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A NJ. at the wINDER
BUILDING corner Of 18th and sta n. w.. viii sell
the goods as part mentioned above.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, AT TREASURY
DEPARTMENT: lot Of same kind Of property.
SAME DAY, AT THREE O'CLOCK PM, IN THE
UNITED STATES NAVY-YARD. large lot Of old
steel.
TERMS CASH, and all articles to be removed by the
purchasers soon possible BY order Of the Sec
Rotary.
aulO-2t THOMAS DOWNING Auctioueer
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

STEAMER JOHN ", THOMPSON.
- Commencing MONDAY, June %, lsss. for poto-
hlysr landings ~ Colonial Beach. NominL
Currlonan. and Leo. aratown.
Leave 9TH street wharf at Monday. wednes-
day and Friday. Fare all landings, hrs-csss, %
cent?; secopd-clAss. 80 cents l. W. tMMAkE
5e2l-6w General Manager.
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
II For baltimore and Potomac River Landings.
Steamer SUI, Capt Geoshesan, leaves stephensou'a
War every SUNDAY. II 4 O'Clock y. N kivsf
freight must be prepaid
for further information, apply 70
eTEPHENsoN Bro
m3-6m 9Th street wharf
NIE VERMONT Mt. VERMONT
STEAMER W ". CORCORAN
Leaves 18th street wharf da y Except sunday for M
Vernon and River Landings FAR down oiymont nc
10 O'Clock u M. ket9rnins. reaches wzshinston
about $3.50 y.
sl6 L. L BLAKE. CaptAin
I,oR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Il NEW IRON srEAMtR .MAkEfIELp-
Leaves 9TH st. wharf MONDAYS, THURSDAYS
aud sATURDAYs al Am Returning TUEspAYS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS "a. touchinr at RiverLAnd-
ines far Nonini Greek Va. ST Clements bay q
Leonardtown. Md. Connects with b aud o. X K st
Shepherds. See schedule JOHN Is. PADGETT. AT
c. w RIDLEY. Manager. jas
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A woman out West sent to Secretary villas the
other day for remedy for dyspepsia she thoueht
that Is secretary OF the Interior that fsi In his
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auotionsor.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ENTIRE CONTENTS OF
RESIDENCE No; 1905 / STREET MOTH
aa OF f S1ENASLY SnW S
Ease; All n PEkFEcf ,9kbEk; PAkISR
CANT BED SOFA, FINE OIL PAINTINGS AND
STEEL :, ENGRAHINGs, ELEGANT CHERRY
ROBE TO MATCH. WALNUT CHAMBER
SSEHRES PIP Pi ho41 " ShAMsbGH tpHNi-
ROBES, CHERRY IsINaLE CHAMBER SUITE.
BRUSSkLs CARPETS. MATTlN0s, HAIR AND
HHsK MATTREssEs BLANKETs SPREADS.
TAINs, TOILET WARE CHINA, GLASSWARE.
PLATED WARE, CUTLERY. KITCHEN RE
By virtue of q deed Of trust will sell on TUESDAY
MORNING. AUGUST TWENTY-FIRsT. 1888. COM
menCinR At TEN O'CLOCK. the entire contents Of
house No 1905 street northwest - partly enum.
Grated above Terms cash.
z. II GOLDsBOROUGH Trustee
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. auS-dta
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FVNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, CORNER
SOUTH CA.PIT0L AND K STREETS SOUTH

SOUTH OAPITOL AND Z STREETS SOUTH
EAST, AT AUCTION.
On THGRSDAY, AUGUST SIXTEENTH: 1888. At
FIVE O'CLOCK p M in front of the premises, will
sell sublot 25 in square No 6e7, fronting 10 feet
South Capitol street depth Of rs feet 10 10foos
wide alley, improved by . nearly two-story brick
residence with store being No. 1000 South Capitol
street southeast.
Terms: One-third cash. balance In six and twelve
months, with interest and secured by deed Of
on the property sold all cash at tho purchasers
option. All conveyancing and recording ct cost Of
purchaser deposit of tlOO wiz Be required at time
OF sale.
ani0-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Ases,onser
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The nfe-mission Of . black ant h not fully q.
complished until tt has crawled down girlT 49,
at ptcnic-Do~svtus 1rsss&
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

abort ROUTE 10 LONDON,
- NUhDDEUTsCHER LLOYD o. O. 90.
asst Express Steamers.
To Southampton London, Hsvrel Bremen
Auer. Wed. Aug. ID. noon. Inns. sat. Aug. Is.
y. ns SaAae, Wed. Aug. % q a M. Fulda. sat. Aus.
b, pit I. ] pm
Comfortable staterooms excellent table. luxriouus
saloon appointments Prices: LIST cabin, o. and up
wards berti scsOrdns 70 location; I'd cabin, s50a
bertn; at low rhies Apply 10 r.. n. DHOOP.
925 Penn BEALI. BRowNk CO. 1921 -
HUNAhD LINE
" CHAs L DUBOIS 4 CO.. Bankers. Asentz
oO5 9TH ST. NV
Call and inspect plans and description Of ve.seis L
cations made at CABIN psesAse EDO. ESQ elO0
and sl25 hound-trp At greatly reduced ratss
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PROFESSIONAL

NINE REED.
M Alcohol 6aths and Magnetic Treatmsut
i4i0 New York ave. NV. Il.
MAD. b. ARDENNE. THE CELEBRATED PALM
Mist and Clzirvoyant can give you your enact lie
chart. ana 10 her eltters their full Low
Affairs q speciality. Come and b. cunvinosd Prof O.
AkDk>NL Grsphologist and Phrenologist Busaness
Quzllncstons &C. Open sapdAyA s39 II o.. n u.
pRoY: CLAY WONDERFULLY GIFTED cLAI.r
voyant Astnoloeer and Spiritual Medium bora
With seeond s,sht spd veal livery h,adsn nys,sry
l,ad sn tssssnrs. Give iaeky san6sr. o.q.ss
success ., N 6as,nes< ksmoyss AZ family srogslss
~ OF otherA ,ndee mot ~ alike e Tie frofssos
can convince the most scepucAl btrsnser from otee
e,tes vail ave time and ~ s,,ns .
geo. ~hsss ~ others d.a md sdxsrtiss, s1iy -
eceigt Of 81, N.ms lock u hHr. date d ersh heuns
stoS Open Sundays fEop 70 n1,
INVOICES A sPECIALTT. By 4 LAwyEE OF
~ many years exper1eDce Al this city. csns1lssuoS
strictly private. conhasntAl and Without cl.ars loy
chaEges 10 ths dssarv1nx poo. AddrsD DtxSs66s.S
star Once. 1<o-oF
NH IRo0Hn IHzLs AZ II xyxs1S q
lse1 % ess 80 90 = - 49,
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MEDICAL, &c.

MEOlNiA1b &C.
% FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHER oOe Bsr.
s sS I:G o; - a s
8 ss.1:s
scribed and sworn before me BY Dr.. BROfHERa
;A sss;s g ss q ss & i sssk s.' 'A
DE- Icons Pills & PER BOX.
aus n Im to any address on receipt e IL Hr;s:
AIDES MIC i snSgiSE TIE sSEayIols n a.
1 i: = f::i T:: ss ::ss 8 :as
u Tho oldest Established and Only Rsli.bls Ladies'
can b. consulted dsas: 20 G. Sss.ssn ~ .aaosh
"a ss %
IIst.nd..d remedy for .n blood diss.sss ean.ing
s0s 1kS Il p sSa
Isl Pas " sfisS i;;sS B 81 - n
MMM: r I9s!sI LoNo-lsFA siIsaEI!Dl. a xNP
9 Sc 1::s f SSs aI 0 h'si sS%
sss B. ssfaESa5R 81 SsSss
VIII cure any q nervous debility and Ios q lervs
s SO & =: ,ses 70 s' "A' '''''n
PIANOS AND ORGANS
KxAsr Prxxos.
uAEouAIzD N ToE Nm TogqHI vosxAAnsHn
.spsela sssasas q fsselsess. ny19a - or
Nov AEs'i as11sassaEa , nase6asoSessa 43H S&fff
,ss Sospp;azsD sHH.sos; Inz1Ssoss r J6s E
w KuAl8 3 ca.
ux1 o1S 2axnBe -
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1928 15rH Sr.

The MISSES KERRs School for Young Ladies' and
Little Girls viii open WEDNESDAY. SEPT %. Ac-
commodations for limited number Of Boarding Pu-
pills. Until September address
NIAGARA FALLS SOUTH
/ au1-3m Ontsr1a Can.da
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suppliant tone, strange as addressed to that man,
He was COMPOUNDED by her vehemence, as well
as hampered by his own evil conscience.
The CLERK, Mrs Wigram, the clerk" he said
CLERK from Iessrs. Duggan & Pooies." '' A'
"Where Is he?" he repeated In Querulous sur
prise. why here, Of course. Where should he
De, madam? He will witness my signature"
Would he? signatures! 1t was little OF sigma
lures rocked at that moment was praying to
Heaven that my folly might be forgiven me, and
that my lightly planned vengeance might not fall
| on my own head "Joy does not kill, y was say
ing TO myself, repeating 1t over and over again,
and clinsns 10 IL desperately "Joy does not KILL"
But oh! was 1t true7 In face Of that white Tipped
woman.
with great dazed eyes, raised her hand and peck
oned 10 Inc. And had no choice but to obey-to
90 nearer TO her, out into the liyht.
Ing to me only as a whisper, al have news Of your
late-of your husband 1t is good news"
a, Sar ne s Did she family echo my words?
peered into mine, and searched it In minute hope
and Infinite ~ fear did our two minds speak without
.Yes,"I whispered HE Is alive. The Indians
SAltrsd. Her cry rang through the room and
and long hair, and scar and sunburn, and strange
dress-these which had deceived others--were no
fear. "a docIori" "Quicki" "A doctor!" cried
70 Ara Williams. who was already kneeling be-
"that have killed herr
mot moi mol" the good woman answered, the
tears running down her face. Joy does not kill
An hour later this fear had been lifted from me.
and was walking up and down the library alone
i with my thankfulness; glad TO be alone yet more
glad, more thankful still when John came in win
| oeaming face. you have come TO tell me
cried eagerly, pleased that the tidings had come
by his lips ITO go 70 her; that she viii see me7D
"Her ladyship 10 sitting up" he replied
1 "And Lord Wetherby7" asked, pausing at the
/ oncef"
YES my lord; Mr.. wigram has been gone some
eme."-1hs Engitsh illustrated Aa0assns.
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