The Springdale news., 1890-01-24

"We reached the cet, where l surrendered you ia charge to the doctor and the hostess, and with fe- vcrcd anxiety awaited the result, At length McElroy came to me and toi1 me that all was we'll; and he told me whom had saved-the grandchiid and legitimate heir ot David Reard0n. My glitterlnG castle crumbied into rains at once. How couId l, so poor, that for years, perhaps, l must work from day to day for my bread, take ad vantage ot the service 1 had ret- dereI, and offer love to an heiress2 l sbrank from il as "ould have shrnuk flom any unmanIy act; and, moved by a kindred impulse, l dc- termIued that you should not eYon know my name i dld not want you te know that you were in debt to Albeit Sey mour. preferred to keep my whole secret Sn, when came to You after tbat. g5tvc YoH only 4 part of my name Bat l d. most repenttd on the next da3 When found myself 50 comp.et,- ly within the warm sunlight ot your sweet smiles, my rtsoluuon taltered; but l dared not retract
 T was glad was absent when they came and look yon away. | was saved from n painful ordeal 1 dtd not visit you before I sailed, beeause dared not; l could hot have seen you again snd held my hearts saeret.
 And yet" sad Julia speaking hko one who fears that her yoIce may jar upon the sweet music still floating in the air, you willingly surrender the secret now9
 Aye" anaW cred Seymour, with out talteriHg "I have had more than two years for eeasideratiou; and, further, have proved my capacity and my opportunities far enough to te well assured that my profession WiI YlcIi me something more than c1mfottabie iyyli hood. So l am brave, you ssa
 And, pefhaes, l9ria5 these#t@5 } cars, sad Jalta, making } mis T. able failure 5i heratlemPt te smile, 'yoQ have succeeded in otereom- Ing the old infatuation
 Miss Eeerieta!9 uttered the ai- tst, with absolute pain in9one and look, hyou tre tot serious? ct, woali not thus, by implication ae- cuse me of a heartlessuess as base as Il wouIi be cruel? Ton do Lor beheve-you cannot imaglnc-that 1 would have told to You the story of q love dead and thrown away Since you lead me thus, W'll tell you more, During my stay in Flu rope 1 kept by mea ple ure of your self, painted from memory, and that picture hangs Ill my solitary chamber now 1t has been to me the one sweet eonpanlon of many an hour that would else have been drear and lonesome; and have dared to hope-to hope
 At this point his yolce failed him, and hc bowed his head and covered his face with his hands. Presently he felt light touch ap on hls shoulder, and when he look ed up h. looked into the face of Ju- ha EHer!eth sazrrg down upon hlm with infinite love and tenderness III her maistened eyes.
 Julia" he cried, seiz'ng hsr hand May I call yo~ so..'
 Il wlIl call you-Alber
 70! TRank God.'
 "The story of your love, Albert. is like hat winch l should tell"
 And nave not loved in valn?9
 Not If your love is all all my own.
 My darling. my blessing!'
 Half an hour later Barbara came in, and foanu them sitting upon the sota, hand ID hand, radiant and happy.
 "N elI;' said tue merry hostess, taking in the situation al glance, "so the ice is broken el?7
 Yes" " answered Seymour, "and we have both fallen through"
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