Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02
CLAIRVOYANCE.

Arthur was gazing iiycdly nt vivid, !
.-f.pt lamc 10 the fireplace; Helen com .
,s,ppliiing a vncillaiing nauo near W. I
now tluo. Row rose, thgt escaped like =
espdriou5 will-o-iho-w..p from Il pai-
asily consumed loy
Atiol-th Arthur broke tho silence.
"pid you have many visitors todayF
haaskci.
"gui,o uumbcr-ih'ro were Mrs.
SCHUYLER, Henry Harrington, old Nj
Chevne. Bessie Murray
"Aud who olse.'
NO ono mriiculn5ly- tho usual cs.
pruneHt Of every Tuesday but Be-.
do
"Wcll, what nh1ut Bosr.Dr
"Sho was poculiar-pilc, seemingly
m and agitaicd. but in spite ~ nll prot
trr oven than usual, Nhi'' speaking
on indifferent topics, she fcycrishly tore
hts OIL the lnco on her dress; then, all
of sudden, sho drew closer 70 me and
took my hands In hors.
"'Dl YOU believe she asked, that u
woman who has been deeply loved can
live without lover"
wv vat uli You an. WIZ
"Nothiug astonishmcnt kept mo
mute; and even now AIN still striving
90 find ont just what Bessie meant
"Hcr meaning is evident enough.
Your friend l. neglected 10y her husband
aud greatly couriol In society Sho IL
yet innocent, but has reached that point
whore a woman needs 70 cUuiidaut to
hold hos Incl, from the edge OF the abyss
Or 10 excuse her II sho Slip thereon
Poor BoJir-poor Bessie aud Helen
returned 10 her contemplation Of tho rod
mud blue fnmol ON the hearth. Then,
lcstoving on her husband look of in.
eHlblc tenderness, sho went On, GLOW
happy ! am, my Arthur, for your love
Tor mo Is stll unchanged"
"Nca, my darling"
''racy fny, though, that happiness 50
mytn, vet II seems 10 mo that God must
have given Il 10 all, only we donot know
how TO keep it--and generally IN "a
family It is tho husband who Is is guar
dian. Arthur, you have nothing 10 sayF
"Bocaufc 1 agree with you. my dear
Helen. You talk like % good book
"Thon bore you-so much the worse.
shall continuc; II Besides husband had
remained faithful 20 her, they would
both still be- happy. Why havo his feel.
!nrs changed for ono 80 lovely and 20
goodG Explain to me what it is that
makes lluband cease 20 love his wife. "
"what u child you nrc!"
"Trulyi All SEQ and hear around
mo ia society astonishos mo more and
more each day, aud often | regret hav-
ing left my country home, Thcro Bessie
would not have been neglected"
'Stll harping ON Bessie. Did You re-
coiye no other visitors ~ interesting! II
Is ouo ol tho pleasures OF people of the
world 10 view, rs in o magic lantern,
the eccentric types Of humanity
II saw Marie, who told me something
extraordinary, almost incredible, and yet
It rgoms 70 is true"
"Trll me what It wac"
at IS a clairyoyUnt story. ! laughed
over 10 90 first. a8 You are doing now,
but ended by trembling
we shall sec If am as impression
able
"Ihe clAirvoyant cf whom ] speaks
woman-liyc8 IN an Obscure quarter of
the city, and Il appears can read youl
thoughts accurately. aud oven those Of
persons not present II she Is given a Loeb
OF their hair
"Boshw
"shc told Marie how to find some lac'
that had been stolen from her
"Alce chaucc"
"And spoke 10 her Of secret known
only TO herself"
- woman never possesses n sccrc
known only to hcrlelf,"
"Shc revealed TO her those Of her hus
band
often there arc mysteries that an
uch for mono save those most directly
Interested
"ln spite Of what you say quite lon
togo AVID consult that woman. sup o
ltako her u loci; OF your huirE
"Oh, nonsouse!'
"Plcaso lot mo. dear Arthur. II woull
be such fun. III tell You everything slg
says"
nor don't desire any fun of tina
sort"
"why not;'
10 cause
"Bccausc,' IS not an answer, II {
what we reply 10 children whose curoa
iiy we do not wish 10 fausfy'
"What you nsk is improper
"impruporl For what rrasoni do ne
understand YOU"
"You understand nothing! II socn
TO me, though, chat three years OF cit
life ought TO hayo somewhat sharpcnc
Your Wits
"Oh, Arthur! Your words wound IN
deeply. No, | do not understand Lo,
two persons who love cich other ,a
have anything 90 ienrfrom elairyoyant'
You believe Ia them, them
81 believe IN the crcdulity % women.
ARTHUR, bcsccch you, let nc ca;
log, OF your hair"
81 furhid YOU"
Silence reigns In the drawing romr
Helen rs deeply distressed. Mechuui.
ally she looks toward the fire, but n
flames are ponc, st IL almost out, nu
from the mids. 81 So ushcl riso imag.
and voices that remind her OF the paa
As one IN n dream she glzcs and li1icn
First Il M tho old home TINT uppcni
10 her, ind all her childhood 4, sec
again, Then, grown older, her mothi
fpeaka TO her Of Arthur, their ucighb'
in tho country; uf Arthur, WHO had a
rondy found favor In her sight and
whom sh0 20 soon married. Sh0 Gcl
him then her devoted lover, with !