Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-03

1heie seems 10 me 10 be put one course
open. You i:>,e plenty of money, so
Your best plan is to engage skilled
t'olco 2 s:@ns-n Young ladies can {
be sri":t Il :wa" Ike This without leav-
in. = trA c.
jec' ef to this course. NO" he said,
Il si'a no. 90 to ito pol &c. The man
w"o too" ;scr away has placed her
where 40 ol:"e can find her. must
lin he- nay elf
= nd Ee'' ,o"'so!t! Why, it may be
monte Years before You do that:
Good ':".:'en-, Car list n: She may bc
ni!r ,tcT,'u M worse -
II ,ha: i !; CIV il an further evil hap
penS to / ct -tilvn / shall Kill Ralph
Car ton"
Bat sc ,.li '2c yo,. nave 70 clcw
Wha,:'er 20 trace Ee- b.. 10 talk
plainly. "ci; "a. n! o. nothing"
a:iiIron >E,i-e. very IA ntiv. mo
Gle that YOU. st any rate, I'll bel e
in IL sad. Bat '>uow t..is much,
h: is a pr;~1a NEW ere She is
u"h.p v: bat not a. vet, ll-treatnd
EcnN" $. Do you tn uk if l did not
kno" this | should keep my senses for
an huur?'
''Huw can you possibly know it?"
~ t""t SLI - ii'@C cara sense, or
whatever it is-w4:ch you dcride.
knew it would come to me some day,
but little thought how should well
come it. LIMOS that in some wav l
shat! fl d her by it. tel YOU | have
ri eady seen her three tines. NAV
see her again at any moment when tho
Strange 1T comes over me.
A! this fantastic aonss1se was
spoken so sim >iv and with su>h IN air
of convi.t'on IT one moro my sus-
p.cions es to tts state o. his mind were
aroused. In spite of the :raye answers
which had given Mr. Ralph Carr Ston
] fc!t that cOmmon-scnse was unJeni-
ably on his sdo.
TELL me what Won mean BY your
strange TT l said. re owed to fin / cut
the nature of Carriston's fsn les or hal
lucina;iJrs? Ills it kind of trance
you fall into?"
~. >ecmed 1oath to give any informa-
49, on, the subject, but l pressed him
fer All ai:s.es.
Yes he said at last. .It mrst be
kind of tran, g. An indcst r.ha lc
feel ~ GENES over mo | know T. a,
my eyes arc fixel on some object
- n'ly that OBJ Get vanishcs and see
M+lcI;ne.'
'How do you see her3'
"Shs seems TO tan! in blurred cir
Gle Of light rs cast by mage lantern.
This is tie only way that l an dc cribe
1t. Eut her figure is pain and clear
ehc might be clo~c to nc. The carpet
OIL whi' h Sc stands can s.o, the ci:a:;
OH winch she Sit, tie table on VIII; h
she leans her hand. anything she
touches | can sec; but no more I have
80 Ter talking l knew she was en-
tr'a;ing some ono, but that some one
wa invisi;& Yet, if >ho touched that
prison, the 'tr un o; her touch would
enable me to G. h m"
So far as could see. Car-i-ton's rase
q re rel to be one of oyerw". uuf.t ul
u:.dulE st mu!atcd imagin:.i on. HIS /
had ::lway' considered to h, = mind OF
the most peculiar construc, :on. In :,;s
present STATE of love. grit and s,i> ,,.',,s"
t.rsr h:ll"cinations migtt one i. =
sam w>y i'll which dreams come OF
q .:tt'n whi,1 sat in si,cnce con >idar n o.
how | c>,l!d best combat W.T. aad dis
pei his r2ma: ;;ab,e dpl;i:;;ons. refor:, ]
had arriytd At anv decision was calic.:
assay to see patent was but q
mort time engaged. Then returned
to GARRISON, intending to continue my
in uirc3,
iVon re-cntoiing the room found,
lim sitting as I had left him-d;r,ctly
O ;"'>;:c to The door HIS face was
turned fully toward me, and trembled
SIS aught sig of it. He was leaning
10 ward. his hands on the tahle-clotil,
his whole frame rigid. his eyes staring
II onc direction. yet, | knew, capable
o. sec ng nothing that l could see. He
seemed even o!>liv;ous 10 sound, for
c:,!cre the room and cios"d the door
lie nd me without causing him to
c.amSa look or pos ton. Tie moment
Jaw the man kew that l'c had , en-
O, crtakon by wat lo caile;. strange
1T.
My first iraruiSa nat,lI q: ona--was
to arouse him. bat Sc 'ond ti:ul;-h's told
me that this was an cnp,.itun.ty for
studying Ii $ disease thi>i: should not
be lot felt that could call it by no
other name than d s"a.e 50 ! pro, cod
to make a systematic examination of
his symptoms.
cancd a. ross the table and with
ry face a nout foot from his, leaked
straight mo lis eyes. They betrayed
no N OF reco2n ton no knowledge
o my presence. am ashamed TO say
could not d vrst myself Of ,ho inarrc;
5 on that ;:,cv were looking through me-
The pupils were greatly d'latrd. The
lids were wide apart. IL gifted :arer
an! he'll t before t;icn,. but could see
NJ exp nsion of the IRIS 1t wa case
! confess, entirely heyonl my co:npre-
hens on. iai no experience VIII CHI
M ght serve as gu dc rs +" what was
the best course to adopt. Ill | could
d. WA to stand and watch carefully
for any change.
S:.ve for Lis regular breathing and n
sort of con;uiS.vc twitchn" of his
fin ers, Carr ston NJ hit have been a
cor ,Se or statue His face could
scare Is row paler than it hal been
before tho attack. Altogether, it WAS
an nn"omfoEt bic sight creepy sight
til mo- .onl'''~ 'A.,N. utterly regard
less o al! tH.,' won't on aroun him. and
sc"iag, or gazing one The idea that he
SAW, somcth.n., FIR away. Isighei rs
looked 1t he tran-a srectaclc. and
foTcsaw what lii crh must surely be