Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23

oc-o1as tbs facts o. year nsrtA 1roln ys..s~
askse Az)1s <'4rrle Ito1. . i.slls iaa-aoslt.
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q4ll@ls. ''al0 a. els became Very g.a~r ss<
ta4rol t4st 4 N9gid Is "a lA2E7y aza eascoa.
esnIed l ! Eaes tae ers.a a. he ioa spaes<
Na,ca 8 W@s elligsa ~ oac..p4, aAe ska
gave 1.l1 q bFl1f s~zAZ-ls.yy - Asr p41ss lie
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sxo.s4zzec. ~ = s4se4ea saas
- aBS4ro yoE. cs9r E-T a. Ia u0I h9l zls1
ne - lie la-st" sAe 31ssozs1, r4ys
"o1t II os1Tse IL ksss L@ra $40 eAlil1g N
lie tne 81 a. S1d v,s.l1 b4vs b4el osably
- lad / kaow1 - S~H LisseTs ts-ll t1s
tayp-lssa 81 tAe iles.a--t f.las ss4,.E a. sa1e<
- a. tCe past
~Aad yaur hasbas4csA - sl-a N.Jar CArEals
tcI. lleuiringiy
els the bssl and most ussol nab u nsn-
she rep-io1, erln4slastll~-ls he took sas
fra1 ~ low posiIlo1 .-Is raises Ele - HE
oNn station ana l Lo1sT Lila Shove a.
nsn Gnc sno trlaty IGTr4s<e tie fAcss
connected with her marriage Ste loeksS
~ Gnd ssN her tlsu4Is standing among =
group 81 gentlemen across The rosn. znd
h.s ewes caught hers Ia interested lnQuFv
Che slenAlled - hiU l. come - her sle
te was soon a. Ter eloe
we were Just sps4kiIg 81 y0u. she sasax
locking Up al hil with sh-ulDg eyes fs4il Il
happiness. MIR. PASSOVER. 4 s1a dellghteS
60 present t. YOU py uucie, Asler C4sraEk.
tcr F"
tt was not al entire surprise 10 hln1, ss ~
had heard the eentieEnAns name froH .
friend, and had guessed d htt-e oi the truth
noting ls4 DE-. : radiant f-cr, sno as lie tock
the otIerod hase lie SAID ''SiEcc KY wife's
romantic story has come 10 my knowledge.
! have been making inquiries. ano usiaf
every means IL ny power to INC lef lasnilJ.
but cid not hope for - speedy 90 accom-
plshment q or desires
NY uncle tells ne ny fats.er is hTing."
she said
better SIN than we hoped for = and Mr..
Fa1coner looked Iute her flushed face with q
sympGtLctlc snilc, ne catered into Ter
feelings heartily.
"Butl fear tie knowledge is enly 20 be Q
disappointment l. nv niece said MAJOR
Carrll gtol. grsveiy, explaining his mean
ing. my brother as preIas stureiy sfea. and
fear h-s lI9ury IS lls-rlo-ntat.e.
Tie incident soou became known througk
the rooms, "a Ia yor Carr. .u gtol ieft MS new
found friends ard mingled with tie crowd
GsEin, and lslbe. was met by tie sincere
CoLEI4-s-4Al4D-S OF fatl Ct Let lfttAAs -
knew her story, and II there had beeE any
lingering DOT bts os - Der pesllOa IL society.
they were removed new, a. MAJOR Caring
tons name WAS pass port into any society.
and being publicly &nnoNncen IA h4s lecs
removed the last STRAW IA the way 81 her
social success.
"You VII srend the remain der OF your
time L. the city II our home. wl.l you notf''
SAID Isabel as she bade her uncse good
night - have 80 many inquiries 10 maze"
y leave io-s-o,row night" he replied,
cordially, "ssd Ma 3 ac = spend part of
tie Gay with ven. j. TOO, s.fsu 10 know more
Of you arc yours"
''Oh. Lo'aew cred Isabel. oaceriv. as
she weEtinto her friends rooTa ~ The morn
ing. Il have found them.'
Found whom g" SAID Lots4e, whose ideas
did not II once climb up 10 the stupendous
reality
Nhy. met my uncle last evening az
Mrs. Bolmoud S. oearle. Isn't that gr4ndf''
ana she went on 10 give a detailed account
Of her meeting with n .or CargnCton.
'It is indeed delightful replied Lottle.
gladly, embrac.rg Isabel ia her joyful syfn-
pathy, "snd - find that your father ls alive,
too
His condition is tho one drop Of sadness
in nav cup 81 soy.' said Isabel, siCliug.
''but at any rate. il viii be delight 10 min-
lister 20 his declining years. FOR Of course I
shall hope 10 Eave him spend portion. al
least, Of bis tme with me"
And you VIII 20 there. Of coUrsef"
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