Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02

most terrible of old boyses Of ssnsA
wssa thsa<ssots dyspspsis- prsssing
Alternative.
On tEs one hand, poverty. with its
attendant train Of 6isccc1forts and ua-
bearab.e Aaxiesics and eAeess psrtnSs;
oa the other, riches, retained by fra1d.
sad subject constantly 70 the iliimiss-
bic drain of . possibly iasSkizs be siscx-
mailer. WITH the disquistade OF = con-
sfznt dread Of bsiaS foand eak In
eslhsr eass his esspepsia was bound TO
Be aggravated Poverty woald entail
. shsrd-rass eses, whiie tAs retentien
Of his frstrste chsf wsuid entail Al
eyer-pres<et grinding anxiety which
draws the blood away from the stors-
sea who're IL is InoIt needed What
MAS 20 be done? Clearly tie man must
nat 10 allowed u GO to Gessrs Ind-
wig :; Ludwig with his diaeolicM
proofs Of the existence Of . yoaag mar
quis OF Brixton before hs had had sut-
f>irpt time TO think over the matter.
Way. Eowiarg might even now be
changing his mind and going to ese the
lawyers thA very day. The very
thecSht or this Pesaihiii;y threw the
pocr dysPeptic into proiase perspIra-
tion. rad ne trgged At his bell with hla
mind oaly halt made up - to what
should be done.
Whom the faithful Silly appeared he
found his poor master in a very niser-
able plight indeed. His fsrshead was
bcdewed with perspirAtion. while
hands and feet wero 90 ccld as ice. aud
his breath came sharp and fast Mr..
Thriftspcnder felt shat hs was on the
verge Of having 1t Ept it WAS only
fancy. and in few niastes cilty had
got him into some nicely aired clothea
and he lay back comparatively calm.
though somewhat exhausted. in his
easy chair.
THAT man has upset me . good deal,
Silby." At length he raptcd. II must
really stick TO my ruis-revcr to see
anybody before ON dressed. It's too
much for mo. I'm not strong enough
to bear any excitement before one
o'clock"
"No. cir. began to feel anxious
when heard the man talking so loud.
lest you should have one Of your at.
tacks, sir; and tie doctor saws you
must be careful. sir. AID not ovcrdo
yourself"
lyon are rieht. Silby: I don't know
whst I should do withou. you. Ry
the bye, want a note taken a once to
that man. Il must be delivered with.
out fail into his own hands "a soon n
possible"
"Yes air: and think. sir. ron should
take some Of vour drous. sir"
The late afterueon again A. " Thomas
Bowling and Robert Thriftspshdcr
closetcd towether. and this interview ~
had a vcrv prAc&ic>l outcome.
II ia unnecessary to follow the
course Of the nes,tist;ops: IL Ia sufsc sc;eni
70 cav thot for the sum of Eve hundred
pounds per snuum Mr.. Bowling under.
mn tho ,,onn1 ro.rcr;s ~ Hrt~tcn =. =;
own son.
.Tt IL. az ceurs,. no hardshin "a The
hov WIN h,. never Lnovn hctte,
th;,o. Mr. Hovi;nr. ana indeed
wealth and noait;on .rc far frorn min
AZ env;.h,c =. thew locle. I.m f.r--'
ssYou will. of course. Ike to sea tbs
vorno maro-I bcs YOUR pardon. INV
hoy fseorg,-noVv and su.in. Mr.. Thrift,
snsnderps said Rowlinr. in.errun.inr.
az th;rk not Mr. Rowlinr~ ranlird
the dvsnent;c. with unusual de.;sion iu
his tone: al think not The fact H.
NV health !, NOT A all rood. and. Ia.
dccd. 7 feel that could hardly bar the
sad memories which tho siSht of the
noor child xvould coniur, nm"
"Juat as Won wish. air. of course.
ONLY ron understand that IL would he
more satisfactorv 20 me- that vou shonld
see for vours~lf that tho lad ia beine
weli looked after.n