Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

ei9n't j." he ssls ee2k,s. Es euios eS her
bright r@lilsrs, - Il showed nlia th4f hs
syss once acre &lze1E E1zH ana oiasa fseo-
pis instsaa ~ tie an &na gnos@iH ioras
smanf which hs he's klesed dlrine tAs
weeks when Els aise4Se1 t4leg a4c listor&
ce every tang at,oUt eL1l late alrcSl shApeS.
lSzoel w@s BOT clssPp1-nse1 Ia l..llAns
TIE brgbs sweet gis- N@s l~si tAe sensr~
oas wh1le-sa1laa E5llE " eLlAE she hs.o isn-
Gglnec her - be. sd = Nxarn arecllsn LA
spraag up between taesn.
" o. hAVe fergiscl uie then for narry~
ing wear unolei ls4sel s441. nlisc.sieV ol.sly.
a. tGey were waiting IL TIE cr-W a faam
FOR Jne carnage wtich ~As 10 tAks I.lli.a
away
n e. che replie1 rronpllY. .'4nc have
given yo1 lsy blessing. ns1ralVelY speak
ing Thsn lloro taa-fttfuly y ear cass
is only aIutaer Demonstration y she facs
w-,c1 nl~l1l.a aAa have argued over ever
slnoe ] Wall a. l-l1tsres. shat pcrsons
position iu life escs not necessarily deter
nlsne al - s~alues ~ ae-l Auc heart
We'll what - SOC tlias 81 herfH ssid
Mrs. Stanford. bIier l4lIi@4 = reiura, aud
when otaeg Inquiries a41 been answered
y thlak lDele h-rysy n.Fas have E4nt-
"a ta0 clty over Wl.Aoat lualle Any one sa
perfectly suited 4 tl4 ps ALut lssDol, q -
piled Ll+-i~a, warmly
"hyel y sle WAS plsbeian shop girl"
Sad NJ Stanford. with q smile
i ~ afraid The lile blood oi the Caring
tons Wolia hail II they saelld hear you
speak q their kinswolaaH U1dsr thas filla,"
End Lillian iauEled "Allt lsanel told ne
thai Ma or arlington 0ss terrinly shocAef
when size toad him how she Lao been foroet
u earn lNinE
Harvey f4iconer's return g. health Was -
rapla as could be expected, considering his
extreme weakness, apc bee was as vel but
the paill1 ghost ~ himself as ae sal Up ia
lis easy chair, OF l2lo upon iae p-ny cush-
loned lounge Ia the hoI4e room.
II was nov loIg past Christmas AID they
had received al urgelt invitation from
Major Carfiugtoa 10 spend the reu4Gin1er
of Tie winter Gt Elm Park. and had des.ic-
81 20 90 IS soon a. the invalid was strong
enough 70 travel d. Con-oy hao advised
1be change of climate. I'D Mr.. Faloonor.
with his blood de0llGted ana chilled ~
sickness, looked forward 10 ID gratefully
DR. CoIFoy had been Lac a brother IA tlis
time Of trouble, ard tl.e falconers. who La
respected aud admired m before, were
now bound 70 him by tie ties 81 affection az
well
De who comes 20 as Ia our hour of
trouble not oniy uakes himself our frienc,
bal commands ahccloa also, and tho
earuesi, faithful physician nol only heals
the Sickness by the aid II l.s sEl.liul ll8o1i-
edge. but brings his sympathy, Las soothing
WORD anc kindly touch winning a place for
himself ia oar hearts which no otLer can
IL
Dr. Conroy was one q these who brought
his heart with him 10 ttc slck chamber
Many mother could TESTIFY that be had
mlnistered 10 her Sex babe as tcnGery -
II 30 Lad been las own
II was This element % tenderness Ia his
nature VIII a lad ende@red him e. Lotue
Ford, an with bin affection for
the fair. sweet g.rA 80 gentle and M
complaining in her suffering, had sprung
10 spontaneously, and he had maue hcr but
few visits before ho became conscious that
she was The one wCul@r 90 al tie world
whom be wished 10 CAL hls wife, and as he
was Il str-i ghtiorw4rd raau. be lad Jest 40
LEle Ia showing her hls heart