The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-06-07

n,ttarad an eTninent New York doctor
;ssn;no with ! fr,sled faca from, q s,,len,
did room n one of tha LARGEST nm town
hotels lata on .tha same nigbt that Wit
messed s.Never-s1;e .Toa's, rasurrection
ssT5is ,.alat;ons If la has any o,,o,l,t y, he
o1a,5 10 oaf rid If l,i,s---ss thev viii ,,rettv
soon for he can't live through the night.
r. tb;s il fair sanrla of fhe British
ar;stocraev. I shall be mora than ever
thankful that Tn an American
And we'll mioht he saw ca. for these
words uttered bv a voice harsh and
broken with main. followed him through
the doorway.
ssyon doctors are o,acks and ;,nnos-
TORS every man If Won, what aid those
wretebed FOOLS know who sent me over
here to die. instead Of regaining nv
health. as thew said 7 sbonld dor And
as for Won. have Won anv medicine that
can soothe this main for 4 moment. or re-
tard nv death for a single hour9 Not
youl Be off with Won. then, and leave
me to die unmolestedr'
The hired nurse dismissed in the same
polite fashion. had hurried ont of the
room likewise. Glad Ia escane and tbe
doomed man was left alone with his own
black and bitter thoughts.
With what were those thoughts 1,nsv
as he Law there in his lonely yyear;ness
and pain beneath the deepening shadow
of the crave? Did he look bac5S for half
a century through the gloomy vista of a
wasted life to see himself once more the
handsome. dashinQ reckless vouno Wis
count who had been the widest and
wickedest roue at the evil court of
George "? Did he live again through
the cruel disappointments and mad de-
baucheries that had doomed him to a
premature age and a toaturinr death?
Did he stand once more by the deathbed
of his only daughter. cut off in the first
bloom Of her girlhood bv a cruel diseased
or did he see in fancy the handsome i'm
perious face of his only son. banished
from his home forever for daring IN
thwart his tyrant fathers Man of n .so6od
matchn for him by giving his heart to
the beautiful Int 15enniless American
orphan, who had been his sick sisters
teacher, companion and only friend?
And was this the end of it all? What
did all his wealth and all his rank profit
him now? Surrounded by useless lux1-
ries, which seemed only to mock his
misery; old, worn out. childless. hated
by all who knew him, he was dying the
death of a wounded wild beast in its
den. All his life long he had been bent
on having his own way, and this was
whittier his own way had led him.
s.How all NV tenants will clan their
hands," he growled, land shout that the
devil has got his own at lastl And how
the next heir, curse himl will chuckle
over all the rich lands that the old bear
has had to leave behind him. By
Heaven, if 1 could blow up the castle
and burn the whole estate. and leave
him nothing to inherit but dust and
ashes, I'd do It'll Ali if Arthur had not
disobeyed me 1 should not be left TO die
like this, alone and uncared forl Per-
haps may have been to blame too. but
it is too late to think of that now-too
latel
.sNever too laters said a clear swaat
voice behind him: and in the doorway
stood a Young girl. looking down nnon
him with a deem. womanly nitv IN her
beautiful face which made II seeno ,ova-
lier than ever. This was the girl whom
he had hated and cursed as the canse az
his SONS disohediance l,,,t whom, he bad
none the less lrent ;n his household NJ
bavino been the chosen friend of bic
dead daughter the only ha;no whom be
had ever really loved
CHAR nuttared the v;sconnt ssara
Won come 70 zee me die lie = doo3 waIl
If Won want vo,,r reve,oa Won hove =
now 70 tbe fnll y
81 want nome y che aosxvavod ,.1;a;ro
across the room as ,o;selasslv as p s,,n7
baa,,, and s+ard;,,o I,ay;5a b,,,, ssyuo,,,4
vo,, Let me trv If T can do anvth;,,,, - -
helm vo39,,
ssWhat can Won dog,, aslrad tho dv;,s,
man 1.-;tb sovse,a i,o,atia,,oa sT ,,o
dv;no-T knotu ;tand Il tbera ba
hereafter as the ,,r;asts foil ne rb.va
loss 10 bon,s e. t,,e,.a t,o,, ,,a,a W.T.
does n roaftars AZ have sarvn : 60 ,,,,1st
..o.-.
Up
~ iiot tsliA 80 "io,y ana oespairlng-
~ ~ Sa.u oons'alce Hsin earneseiy.
II u MOI LOO i'lte yet 70 liiiuo "nae you
udVe uone.