The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-03-19

| Ndllu1 nl1uotll WAS IIduh lulOl
The energetic, bustling curate had re-
turned to Oakbury. During his absence
the Talberts had requested beltrice to de
eide as TO the terms Of int macy which
should for the future exist between Hazel
wood House ana Mr. Mordle. Beatrice
quietly told her uncles that it was heI
particular wish that the Rev. Sylvanus
should be received ON exactly the same
footing as heretofore. So when SylyanlS
returned he was informed that he might
tricycle. himself up to tIazelwood Ho. Sc
as often as he chose.
SO Mr. Carruthers anu ihe curate met
frequently They recogni ed each ether S
good points and were soon on terms OF
friendship such as fiction, at least seldom
allows to exist between rivals. Rivals is
perhaps the wrong word for If any stray
fragment of hope clung to Mr.. Mordle IS
portmanteau and 50 returned with him to
England 1t was swept away forever and
ever as soon a the owner saw Frank and
Beatrice together.
1t was no doubt the desire to prove in
contestably to himself that he was cured
that made hi n in moment of bris conf
dence tell Frank how he had Jared. The
manner in W | II lhs comnun cation was
made showed Frank that his own secret
was no secret from Mordle. II he did not
meet confidence by confidence he made no
attempt at deception. He looked at Nor
die with curious smile.
''You scarcely expect me to say | am
sorry?' he askc'.
mo. Want no sympathy. Only want
you to be sure that when the time comes
to congratulate you | can do so with all
my heart. y
"Ahr said Frank. smiling. ..Noble
very noble. When the time comes. " he
added softly. Thereupon he fell into n
train Of thought-a train which ran up II
single line and always toJk him to one
particu ar station.
At this juncture the Talbert's gave n
dinner-parly-a mau dinner party. The
following were the blessed recp ents of
invitations; Lord Kelston, who was stay
ing for few days at his place Sir John
Williams of Almond thorpe, Colonel
White the officer commanding the re ii
ment at the neighboring barracks. Mr..
Fdllon, the polished u al Atade ician
who was sojuurning at The village and
making outdoor sketches Of autumnal
foliage, and Mr. Fletcher of the Hollows.
the largest landowner, save Lord kelston.
in the county, These, with Frank and
number VIII ch, according to an axiom of
the Talberts, should yer be exceeded.
But two DAYS before IL took nIoce n,
event hannened which thrnatarai =, ~
Lord Kelston wrote Horace one of those
pleasant familiar letters. which. COMING
from lori are always deliohtfnl Uo
said he shonld take the Iibrptv of hrina,
ing his friend Mr.. Simmons with him A.
This ,yo,,lI r,;,o a. ,,,.., .
necessitated as ,inr another man +, ordar
to equalile the sides of he table.
T,.a.,
earnest Whom comd ' tne~ os n'sm anu
', %ano'r noui cou lney ask upon SO
sn DISTINGUISHED ar,t Eanh ae a. unT ~. VI
berts would ho,a h,a,, ;rs.,n,o vi ','o ! al
,'oa,, "V"'u na'o ueen ihsulleu had c
following the Golden mia ~ 't thev gap SO
s .no Soiucl RUE they shrunS
could NOT have sovr o.' '''', ~ n,a'' my
fable and three an tha othor '''0 vi 'no
Franl Iistenad 20 tho;r s,,o .,.,,,
tions for <nme time thon ,riaI ~, ~.
them ont Of Tho diaiori,,, Wy" W. "e.p
ont ), he said ,spootr;ca 1I ~, NV
SMOKE If ber snmet,n,os ,,,',, IN "o
s,vill d,na ,ogot, ar Inv thn 80 pe"'I.cc
bo aanar . roa,,, yyht,.a, VI .ue
the dishas strai,ri,t e ,,,'s ' eau orliiH
will me- deligbtfm1" " ''"' '"oie' 1t
VIZ M, Yo Selkn u, -.
finn sIouad ,,'o ~, e,.,.,,, o'ii. 1Ac'ain"-
aastion VIC "''o' i"''i''S VI HIS suS-
..yvhy NOT os,, ,,,o uo,
wos tha d,,t, ns s'o 800. thought IL
maet an,eroenojan ,;,'o ny clergyman 10
III ,aiI,s o,ssi M o.i's'
ing ;, said Her, s s mu.''nE DuV HIS nsh-
e,FisSino CO., .,,tt MY.
..No. saI,,o, r ""'. - - :, l,len
AGO os ns,,ai ,,i';',,, ~ NV "nsWeleu nor
~, 40 USUAL 'akihg lhe matter prosac-
;.Whv pot Nror,ll,.o H.
nanv ), " ''''0' iio 10 capital COM
..iio hmm, ~ eo,a H.
Uerhort s,r,;S nolace, giahcihg at
nartv - 'o"i'eiy cura'e
s,To soorool,, >, oo,a rr.-,
bis hana '"'0oiS' '"'" ieroerN shaking
Ar Iast ,hov da,,aod =. ~,
or hnt ,ha dani suo ~, ~ . Nr' urn
misoivirgs. for A. ir m"S "'ii.eu d. WIN
I ma'sNinsS' ior MI turner was in trade.
e eve was nor however, merchant prince
ooo e" o |" nnoaons'e enil eror-ah as Hor-
"uo eAplesseu IT. was a member of the
1850, VI "e"''n' ihey leit that MI
an ui" ,'', n,'sn. DC asked at snort notice,
=, Gnu Mouiu iio' ne onehded when he heard
~ tho W me- loru helston, ms is one
lords. "''"''' VI 0"'o' '"''''''s
Nevertheless they were conscious. stricl-
en- at having asked anvone to sion a oo,,
so made amends by ARRANGING their gi Ssp,
so that Mr. Turner should sit on Ue,i,o ~
lett hand; Horace's sunporters heing I ord
Kelston and his friend Mr S,n yoe"s id .rru
latter was a man of middle oge rvi,i' aa ne
eyes and evnnis,,sI,' 49," - "l'u uarh
features, and wearing an air of ra i,"e
ment which Mt onco eo,,,,ra a. y, .ellne-
Horace. ''''' ~
The dinner beqon nronitiors,,, ou.,
crossed faultleeslv In ~ s,,'.y, wv pio-