The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-03-28
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CHAPTER xNNIII.
NEW SURPRISES.


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Ne hap"u lIto ne zig WIN ii@hV sup
ahd hShtiF h'ait anu t3u'hihS ms
morse WIN whip, started OF at fdp!d
pace 1oF a village al o"t hiteeh miles dis
tanI On the way ne passed the post
once, ana running III asked Tor his let
tiers ana pap Fs.
among the htt'ls was one from NcN
YORK dud lLe Diach envelope hiied MN
win diSihaF' as ne lclt sure II was the
1orcrUnner "I >offoWiui news.
Opening i with trembling mana. ne
found hla worst Tears iullliicd.
IL coh'aihed Inc dfeallui news OF MS
fhoth'l "'.a'"' j"9t I" " VEGAS oeioie.
Heart dlsta . had again selZeu
NiGtIh.
Hitno"V 'l' i'">. SUSPICION 'ia' sue
Wa> III" SioIect el Sicil i na!ddy' she
retired on" Ei@ht II ch""fill Spint' anu
her u-HaI hralth' 10 pe l"!hd IN Inc
mo, i '"Iu' ".'a' mes roIl'>e'
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IT pie1a,,t' ~ >'o.' >c'i''S ii'i t7'','i'
anu l'efH" = -" L'iIS III % d "h'p"il9
nm oa'I |" ~ hiisiloA nome
10" az was van
me was acad: an" an tAaI fei"aih'4 70
zen 81 hrF memory WAS green Place III
'feeh wood NI'fe my ia" Fiae'd "eF
10y 5ii' si"e ~ III iluSI'u "'
~. n"d oGeii ntIIt" over d "eeh' a.
IN August neat was 50 ih'eh>" that
year. a.! iiou-ht oi h''P'l@ il'f ooiy
Hittlt nc coaid ." summoned !" me
i"h'F"i was ihllfa' 'iraole. ana Fare ;
own Good sense toid nm that tlis was
Tue ".liE "'>' 'o''is'' ~ " pursue" uilu'i
th' 'il '"'i!N "''t'o'
'oiI'I"tiiS M i''''iIS a. -, ne
ceatd, ~" mourning son resumed ms
seat ana Grove onward resolved, AZ
though oazcd by the Suddcnness OF TINS
oioW. 10 attend 10 MS dhti"S 10 me IlN-
ing. even though MS own h"aft pied
We Will not follow him upon that ride
which proved successful IA physician Of
"HIl-knoWn capaolllty being secured 10
attend 10 ms patients dHfIhg ms 40
sence--h"r VIII We PANT IN" incidents OF
his voyage Whlfh proved 70 be snort
and pf"piu"iS' out WIZ present MN
NEXT |" our f"au'i> "hen JUST entering
hf. happ'iEr> mouse al fohh"r>
Ills appearance was expected. a ne
hal tc!c@rdph'd I'll hI~ ARRIVAL IN New
ora and Intention ~ ieaNiH@ 10: rs
residence on The ear! tram
ht sam elderly co!"Fru mah-"a!l"F
Tony, answered tie hcIi, aud when
asked after his masters health. replied:
"Iut' Die: ohiE 1oIb!r ma>sa. To-day
he seems IlNriy agin. BAT Yesterday lie
Wa> way down II de mo"t.'
Eel hIln. ihcn, please, that Or. III
fru>tcin has arrived and WISHES I" see
him, il convenient
bo"ing low. with >cNcra' ntmble -four
i~h.s III. sable servant immediately VAN
I-hed. soon rraPpearing IL conduct Che
visitor 10 tn" room ~ the invalid
\ bright sni!" greeted ann. "ad tn"
Irm pressure @. his hand tod that h"
was truIg welcome
Tie sick man certainly had gained
some strength since h. had left for now
he sat beside Il window. III large easy
chair. and it was evident that he could
carry on conversation without the
presence and aid of Mir GRAY. his LAWYER
After a few polite and friendly re-
MARKS DR. Eif.uetoin drew chair close
t. hi side. and. LAYING a finger upon his
pulse ~milingiy said a. he did %.
Il am going To see now. my dear SIR.
how much news y"u can bear 10 be told.
De You feel strong enough To bear a good
large amomt?'
1ras2Ing his hand in one OF his thin
ONES. the poor man answered, eagerly:
\ 6. indeed, | d. II You have news
that yc2rn g near II VIII be better
than MI the medicines have swallowed
III lifetime Doctor tel ne at once,
mas The mystery heeo >o.Nea' l. my IN
heeence '>tabll>he1.
"Peri"ctiy established. Your brother