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San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-11-10

Ffts.-Au ITS stopped free ~ Or. kline's Great
Nerve ReStoTer. NJ 1T after Il rst days use Mar
veous cures treatise and q % trial bottle free 10 pa
cases Send TO Dr. Kline. s5l Arch St. P1tanelphta "a
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-11-10

When We destroy an old prejudice We
have need OF new virtue.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-11-10

hEEoHAn's PIlus act like magic on the
ft.ai organs, restore lost complexion and
brtng beck the keen edge Of appetite
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-11-10

It is because God loves us that he tries
20 hard 20 tell Ms that sin is dendlv.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-11-10

Slight circumstances are the stumbling
blocks in families.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-11-10

No man ever has any trouble about be-
Iieving as much of the Bible as he Is willing
p, iva
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-11-10
1.-THE Baby l. Cutting Teeth.

If the devil had his way there would
never lie another school house built.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-11-10

Christ did not come to help US to be
saved, but 10 do the whole work himself
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-11-10

No one can walk with God without reach
ing out hand to help some one.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-11-10

No man can do good as he has oppor.
tunity without enjoying the occupation.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-11-10

God can tell US things on sick bed that
he couldn't do in the third heaven.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-11-10

~. rnoop E Restorative Nerve pilif sent fres
- e-e-is4l 5ook % prove merit. for 20 stamp
Dru6Eisi-.sse. DR. SHooP, Box W. Racine VIA
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-11-10

It Is not so important that We should do
Gods work as it is that we should enjoy
his rest
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-11-10

The road 10 home happiness lies over
small stepping stones
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-11-10

Be sure and use that old and welltried remedy Ms
MISSIONS soo1n1G srRUF for Children Teething-
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-11-10

Life Is n succession of lessons which must
be lived TO be understood.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-11-10

DIR. J. \. Hunter. Specialist.
In diseases of the Throat, Lungs and
Heart. Catarrh and Deafness SIS Main
street, Dallas, Tex Send for pamphlets
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-11-10
WELL MACHINERY.

RTEsIAS WELL SINKING AAChlNEi.. Il, ~ ~ - -,
A Pumps and all PumpiFs AppiiAu' >. Aha "si- '-P
s,iss M nufactniet and sod BY ne .,,,-. ,.r..
Wv AMERICAN WILL N Okkh. psllai
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-11-10

ShiIsh's Consumption Cure
Is sold on a guarantee. II cures Incipient Consume
ton IL Is the Lest Cough Cure. = cts. 5Octs- 4 SluL
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-11-10

He that speaks doth SOW; he that holds
his peace doth reap.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-11-10

I .a4s .ss.. s Vi. ThOmpsOn's Eye Water:
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-11-10
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

HUNTER = BJOsO
~ snd lia Ep sLsass
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-11-10

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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08

unperfebens bon binten sepadt, In bas
g%ramenlotal seidkppt, raiirt. 9etpae
i&en, aeburitet, setdmmt, gepuoert
u{tp., unb falieblth NIT mDsli&iter
WerlADnerung tpieoer auf bic Safe
seitelt.
~rg.
tRapl. Sir bic @ersrDberung ber
bieiiaen @ir9e puroe bonn @emeinoez
ratb $4,000 Trancs beniqist.
.6of9eib. Sn ben 9ebGuli4teiz
ten bes Mderers 9artmann e. entitanb
cine sSeuersbrunit tpelde bas Da4peri
bee @obnbauies aerit0rte, iopie @4eu=
ne 1lnb StaQuns sGnal:4 etndf4erte.
8eibmtiler. Dur4 Geuer purz
be bas Mobnbaus bes 9a9elobners Dt:
onDiius ,6etnri9 eineedi @ert, aud
fGmmtltd5e Nebengebduoe oeritort.
~2uremb"rg. gnbli@ .iinb BIT
Mrbeiten am bieiiser Suiti5palait fertia
eeitel1t unb 1T ber Reit bonn 8augeriiit
tpeggenomme11 unb Der 9ofraum 10
tpeit als mDsli@ tpteber sereinist tporz
ben.
Gid a. b. 9l3. 9ier fanb bic &c.
erbigun9 bes i'm Mlter bon rs Sahrer
peri forbenen @nters UNI eres Raplans
|g}tt. Douben TAFT.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08
11nfcrc &rteasi@iTe.

@e pie1 rnu11 fort, 1T es ni9t meniz
gen Der ausapdrtigene Tlottenoff3iere,
ipel9. Bic groBe internationale 6lottenz
1Guu in amsritani1den @epd7ern mitz
n1adten, iebr aufsefa1en, bah bic neuz
en- umerituniId en &riegsf9iHe piel h0<
ber iiher Der Waferlinie iino, als bic
e1ropdi1den unb bur9 bieits hobe Ser
borraaen aus benz Maher elm 10 unberz
h%dltnibmdbi9 groBeres 3tel fir Elm
feinblides Geuer bieten; Elm Sffater
bonn brtti59en &reu3er "8late" ion
ameritonif4en GoQegen gerabe3u geia9t
9aben: Cure g9ife fteben gu bo4 iber
benz @aKer; &reu5er iinb gum @efe4t
beitimmt, unb in einem @efe4t piirben
Cure S@iFe prd4tige 3iel1&eiben fir
bas feinbli9e Seuer 1ein." Snoefen
baben belonbers Ga4mdnner bet atpei
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08
-Dotp5on Burns, Der fiibrer ber

-Daap1on Burns, ber Tiibrer ber
2onboner NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r9e
uniteb &ingbom MIiance", bat es tld
aur Muf9abe gema4t, Dun 3ett gu 3ett
na93ure4nen, mas benz @olte bic alto=
boliidsn @etrGmte toiten tDnnen. 9ie
&e&nung pom Sabre 1892 erpreBt BENT
Mdbiofeitsapoi tel einen gere9te1r
@9mer3ens14rei.Sm 2aufe beg nerz
floTenen esSa6res puroe na4 Burns
in @roBbrttannien an altoboll1hen @e=
trGnten perbrau@t 1,203,436,237 Sal
lonen, bas 1inb-ba bas alte engltt4e
Meinaauon ettpas mebr als bier 2iter
-faf feds MiIiarben Sitter. Dtete
uneebeure Tliif7tstettsmahe pertbetlt
ii@ folsenbermaben: 8ier 1,134,31,=
436 @olonen, engli14e @4naple 3D.
355, 1897, Sbitpeins 100000, frenoe
Weine Ii, ,345, frembe 2tqueure
8,147,189 @alpner. Der Mertb be
Ter @etrdntemaKe iiberitei9t 140,866,<
1853 81. ct. Bon ben orei 2dnber1
bes @ereinister &0nigrei@s = @ngs
lanb, S4ottlanb, Srlanb-bebauptet
@nalanb i'm @erbrau4 altobolt1dfr>>
@etrGnte ben @orrang, inoem es tlr>
ben Ropf Der 8epDlterung 3 81. st..
10 @b. uEt 10 pence ausgtbt; 1bu1
folqt 5aott(ar,b nit 3 pf. ST., 3 81:
un6 7 Spence fir ben Sept; 5uleBt-
tommt Ssrlanb NIT 2 pf., st., 81
unb 1 9ence. Das mill aber bur4aus
ni@t 1agen, bab bic Gn9ldnoer mebr
ulfoboli{4e @etrGnte in bic &eble gtez
hen ais bic @9otten unb bic Siren, 1ona
6ern nur, bab lie dig bic &ei4lten fetz
mere unb tbeurere Sa&sn trinten.. !;
-Deier Sage 1T bon &aliforz:
nien aug cine @olbiu&ergeieul9aft
na9 @rttH9zNeuguinea abaeganqer,,
UNI in ben tbortigen @oloseftl0en @dd<:
BE gu iuden. On ibrer Spibe Rcbt
So1epb McGaulab, Elm alter @alifor=
nier. Mtt Der @eieli@aft iinb Mi=
9ael @usleb aus bem Gpuntp Galube=
ras, s. @ro3an, Elm calif orni19er 8erg=
mann, Der AUDI in sSSbat 10 @rfabrunqen
geiammelt bat, ber friibere @oriteber
Der MaKertperte in Oatlanb, !9oute,
unb mebrere Mnbere gegangen. Sic
nebmen bic n0tbigen @orrt@tun9en
gum @olbmai4en init unb nerben BE-
rem nod in SibneD in @u~ itralien an
ferttgen LAT en-. @on bort ntrb bic
@eieli@aft' ii@ na@ Goottopn in
Norb=4 Queensland unb BON bort aus
na9 ben r1euen @olbfelbern begeben,
UNI eri na4 bier Sabren na@ Mmertta,
auriid5utebren. 8isber baben II bier:
MeiBe bieie @olbfelber befu9t unb eis<
ner BON btei en lit Der Mnfibrer ber:
@olbfu9ergeieM4uft.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08
.MGnrenb bic Muaen Der auaftel

-Md9renD bic Mugen Der a1a1tel<
luneslu1tigen Melt 9e9entpartig mad
@bicago gertdtet ftnb, 9e9t bic $tabt
Mntperpen barun. i9rem i4on fri5er
angetunbigten plan, Bel ft4 I'M Sabre
1894 cine Notwithstanding gu eroHnea,
3ur Shat tperben 5u laf1en. Mls btefer
plun 3uerft auftau@tt, beaegnete ct
mam4erlet 8ebenten. Man fragte it4,
unb i@einbar nit &e9t, ob unmtttelz
bar nab ber init 10 grobem pomp tn
~{cenirten Weltausf tequng in @btcago
iiberbaupt nod bic M09li@tett borbanz
ben lei fit Elm Gbnlt9es l1nternebmen.
Die1e 3tpetfel finb mittlerpeile berz
it1mmt, na@bem es bttannt 9eporDen,
bab Elm GROCER Sbeil Der europdii&en
Musi teller in G9icago ii@ bereit ertlart
bot, bic nu@ benz Seitlanoe 3uridtebz
renben @egenitdnbe no4mals in Mntz
perper a1s3uftel1en. Man mirb oRo
bort, tpenr du9 in be9renatem l1mfanz
qe unb in be{9eibenen @erbdltnifen,
cine @bicagoer Musftequn9 i'm &leinen
ermarten birfen. Snatpi1&en ino
bon ben benz belgt1@en 2anbe bena4z
barten Staaten bereits 3ablrethe plabz
bemerbungen eingelaufen. Die Tldae,
auf Der bic Musitellung erri4tet ptro,
umfabt un9efdbr Is Mcres.. Die einz
aelnen auf btefem @aume auf5ufi6renz
BEN 8auli9tetten tperoen bur@ cine
Mitte(hulle bon ettpa "a Mttlen
@Gn9e b%erbunben fetn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08
tim bic @elt.

I9tpet Habfabrtr aus ben Wer. 9taa<
ten baber bic Melt a1f ibren ~~eiiernen
pferben" umfahren unb iinb moblbez
balten bon tbrer 9roben Sour 3urad<
qetebrt. Gs. itrb 3bomas q. Mlen
BON MiHpuri unb 80. 8. Sa&tleben
BON SQinois. Na4bem lie am %.
Sunni 1890 aalf bet Wa1bingtonzuntz
beriitGt gu ST. @ouis 9raouirt hatten,
gtnger lie Says bana@ auf tbren Gabrz
rGbern mad Netp Oort ab unb fubren
BON bort na9 @nglanb. sic bur4z
retfte1 bie1es nebit Wales unb @4ottz
lanh auf elmer @trede BON 1900 M{etz
len, iebten bann na@ Grantrei4 BIN
iber ltb burdtreu3ten bie1es, Stalien.
@riedenlanb unb bic &urtei bis mad
Ronitantinopel.
@on bort aus fubren Tie bur4 &letn=
QQiien, Yerien, Surteftan, Snoten uno
@bina Bis na@ pettng, Elm Meg BON
1000 Meilen. @ie feBtn bunn iber
na4 Sapan, 1peldes iie bur4fubren,
fdtften na4 Gan Grancisco unb GIN
qen bann bur4 @alifornien, Mri3onu,
Netp Merico, Teras, &anfas, bas ST.
btanerz@ebiet, MiTourt, Obio Biz nn&
Weft4penn1plpanien. Bon bort aus
qin9en lie in bie5er Wofe uber 9asers'
futp11 nu@ Metp Oort. SIM @an3en
leaten fie $3.50 Meilen auf i9rem
3mei4@ab 3upiid.
Sic fat -breiidbrige &eiie oieier beiz
ben tiibnen jungen MGnner mar Elm
groBes MugntB, poQ bon Mbente1ern
unb 1@tperen prufungen: Sbre ausz
fiibrli&e 8ei4reibung ipirbe bon groz
bem ssSntereKe iein. Mm 4. Suli 1891
6efanben lie ii4 auf benz @ipfel bes
Mrarafberges rrb pHanaten bort bic
v@terne unb @tretfen" auf, uno feuerz
ten fire piitolen CUR @bre .bes Sagee
ab. l6ier unb ba 1nubten lie out
mun11 ber @ingeborenen Man0per aui
ibren ,GHm|RoHen" auSfiibren, be
}onbers fam bas por in ber Surtet.
sSn muBlamb tpurben ie als englt&t
|5pione arretirt; in @tbirien tpurben iie
bur6 Sis nnb @4nee gebemmt; auf BET
1900 Mei&en lan1ser, 5abrt bur& biz
@anbmiiite @pbt in @btna lebten IL
muir BON Mebl limb WaNer. @n bel
&ineii{9en Mauer fubren iie 500 Mei=
len entGamg, urb in Pettng tpuroen IL
off3ieu bonn @eneralz@ouberneur 81
Sung Gbang, benz b%etannten @taatss
mann, empfangen.
@or ibner bat f@on Der Mmeritane1
Sbomas SteDens etne Gbnlt4e Sou1
gernudt, unb 3tpar aQetn unb auf etnem
3;meirab alter bober Ronitruttion, tpas
f9hpieriger mar, als bic Tabrt Der Mns
bern auf einsm mobernen ~@afetps
Hab", - aber Stebens but etne btel
tiir3ere Sour 9ema@t, bic NUT balb II
piel 3eit in Mnfpru@ nubm.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08

beuti@en 8rsssi9iHe. barunter Elm
S4ifsbaumei ter unb Elm Oberinge<
nteur, es ii9 anselesen ietn laKen, nod
I'M 8au ober in ber Wusriiitung be9rif=
fene ameritanif&e Rriessf4iFe, 10 bic
anttporW e8ecfznb rJitKl spKf
columbia" urb bic tirali& pom Sta<
pei gelaNene rSnbiana", beibe i'm
ShHsbau6auie ber 8riiber Gramp in
pbilabelpbia, 10 senau als m0sli4 au
beii9tisen; baFelbe tbaten lie in 8etreF
bes sroben Rreuaers rNep Dort", Der
sesentpdrtis i'm S9iFsbaubofe gu
league Sslanb Bel Ybilabelpbia feline
lebte Musriiftune erbdlt. Menn pbtz
~labelpbiaer 3ettunsen ni@t patriotii@
iibertreiben, fpraden ii4 bic beutf4en
Ja9mG1ner iiber ben inneren pie duz
bsren 8au bel Ter S4iHe iebr anerten<
nenb aus unb ertldrten ben Rreuaer
.g}etp Dort" fir bas poqtommenite
RrRgs59iF, tpel9es lie jemuls 9eieben
bdtten; iolten lie in Der 1bat ben
rgem Dort" nod fir better balten, als
ibre eiaene beuti4e ~8aiferin Mlsuita",
pel4e als bas Bette ie in Deutf@lamb
aebaute Rriegsf4iF (ie entitunb IN
Riel), a%nertan,rt tpirb9 Mu9 britii@e
OfFaiere, barunter @iee@4bmiral 9op=
tins ielbit, baben ii@ jeBt bic 9enann>
ten @4iFe in pbilabelpbia senuu BE-
1eben, uno au@ ibre l1rtbeile {tnb, tpen1t
ber patrioti19, @tola ben Obren Der
pbilabelpbiaer 3eitunesberidterftatter
teinen S9abernad sefpielt bat, .fat
glGnaenb gu n.nnen; 9nptins ion &C.
iagt baben: Der rgeen Dort" lei Elm
pra9tpolles &riessf4iH, unb es lei boz
fir nod mebr seleii tet porben, als fir
ben rYlate". (Der 8late 1T betanntz
li4 bas grDBte ber beriibergetommenen
brittfden &riegsl4iHe unb bat 5000
Sonnen @ebalt.) Die britii9en Ta9=
mGnner iouen Defenders AUDI bic pan=
3erung INN bic @ef4Gbe bes r9eep
Dort" 1ebr gelobt unb babel bemerft
baben: bic britii4en &reua.r hdtten
fir bic @e16iibe nur Elm 5oqoides
@4ilo CUR Mbpebr, aber bic, pel@e
jebt gebaut piroen, erbielten &aiemat=
ten ober bombenfe1t tie @etpDlbe glei9 ben
ameritonif9en; tpie bon bieien neueiten
@9iHen Uncle @am's, 10 fonen bic
beut19en unb bic brittiden 5a4mdn=
ner BON Der aan5en @inri@tung ber
GrampYden @4tfsbaub0fe geraoe5u
entaiidt 1ein. Menn au4 muir bic
6dlft e bie1er sroben 2obeserbebungen
mabr 1T, bann baben bic @eretnigten
@taaten ale uria@e, NIT ibrer neuer
Rrieesflotte 5ufrieben gu fem; aber
pie iit's nit benz auau betrd4tliden
Gmporraeen iber bic @aKerlinieg limb
bann nod Gins! @nglanb, Stalien
unb bic anberen Md4te baben ibre &C.
tpaliigiten S4la4h4iFe gar ni4t bez
riiberge19idt; Oh aug 3artgefibl, tpei1
bic 0ereinigten @taten nod feline ber=
artisen @&iFe beiiBen? Greili4 ie9en
uniere Stronger tpesen ibres u%nsetp9bn=
lid bebeutenoen 6:rDorragens aug benz
WaNer piel md9tiger aus, als fe in
Wabrbeit iipb; bas ameritanH4e Stag
aenf9iF rYbtlabelpbia" nahm fi4 tatt
Febenio itattli9 aus pie Der brtti1@e
Rreu3er ,8late" obglei4 es an SOM
renqebatt meit binter ibm 5uriidftebt,
aber mas bilft bas ftettli&e Musfeben
i'm @efe4t?
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08

Gutter 8ef4eio. profefor:
~9err &anbtbat, tpie bere&nen sic
einen &e9el?" Ganbibat (5eritreut):
"Das tommt gang auf bic 2dnge ber
aegelbabn an"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08

en- Baltimore. tpurbe bic
;3uder< &affinerie in Curtis 8ap bur&
cine sYeuersbrunit 3erit0rt. Ser @4az
ben betrGgt iiber 100000.
- Ssyn mom 1T Cardinal 3igliara.
ber als elmer Der Ganbtbaten fur ben
pdpitli4en @tubl 9enannt puroe, &C.
itorben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08

49, Die erite @tienbabn in ben 9er.
5taaten tpurbe in 1926 in s. II n cD,
maN., erDffnet. Sic mar bret Meiles
lang.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-07-19

The midsummer Cosmopolitan,
the first at the new price of 121a
cents per copy, though unchanged
in size, excells any other issue of
that magazine in the number of its
distinguished contributors, in the
interest of its contents and in its
overlooking illustrations by famous
artists, Francois Coppee, William
Dean Howells, Camille Flammarion
Andrew Lang, Frank Dempster
Sherman, H. H. Boyesen, Charles
DeKay, Thomas A. Janvier,
Colonel Tillman, Agnes Repplier,
Gilbert Parker are a few of the
names which appear on its title
page. Three frontispieces, all by
famoues artist, furnish an unusual
feature, and among the artist who
contribute to the 10 illustrations
adjoining its pages, are Laurens,
Reinhart, Fem, Toussait, Steven,
Saunier, Filter, Meaulle and
Franzen. The midsummer number
is intended to set the pace for the
magazine at its new price of 121s
cents a copy, or $3.50 year. The
magazine remains unchanged in
size and each issue will be an
advance upon its predecessors
Literally, every known country is
being ransacked for material in the
hope TO bring The Cosmopolitan
forward as the leading magazine
in the world.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-07-19

Mrs. r.. A. Dawson; Henry Skip;
Prompt payment of the taxes etc
now due will save a considerable
amount of costs to eacn tax payer.
This July 18th 1898.
CT. Gates, ST.,
Tax Attorney
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-07-19
LITERARY NOTES.
Notes among the Books and
Magazines.

A Day at Niagara for Twenty Gents
Niagara. "the crown jewel of our
continent" centuries old, but ever
new in its infinite variety, is the
one spot that every American
should see; and every reader Of
Demorest,s Family Magazine for
August may see Niagara in all its
different aspects, at every season
of the year, without the fatigue and
expenses of the journey. Through
the charmingly written and sup
erbly illustrated article "a Day at
Niagara" one may become familiar
with every point of interest in the
viclnety of the great falls; while
those who propose stopping there on
their way to or from the Exposi-
ton, may learn how they may see
all to the best advantage, and with
the least expenditure of time and
money. Life at White Sulphur
Springs" is another "outing article.
This is also an example of stay at
home travel; for after reading the
article and seeing the many Illus
trations one feels as familiar with
the place as fit were visited.
"The Dairy of An Athletic Girl"
"Miss Canarsie's Crinoline," "The
Story of the Millennium" and "The
Madness of La Fargo" will be read
with pleasure by all lovers of good
fiction; "V Feast of Umbrellas de-
scribes a most charming summer
fete; "Vacation Pleasures" furnish
es some excellent hints for enter
tanning; Society Fads" describes
all the latest foibles of the butter
flies of fashion; and all the depart
ments for which the Magazine is
noted are full to overlooking with
good things. There is something
in it of interest to every member of
the family. This number is a fair
sample of what is given twelve
times a year.for 81. Published by
w. Jennings Demorest, Is East 18th
st. New York.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-07-19

visitor in, but he walked in of his own
accord, and taking a seat near my table,
babe me be seated, too.
/ obeyed mechanically, at the same
time making q light; then for a little
while we were both silent, fumbling
the letter which still held in my hand,
and Mr.. Bernard glancing about the
room, noting the contents.
We'll" he remarked, fixing his gaze
on me, you seem to be very coy here"
"Yes, SIR" l answered; 81 am very
well situated"
Eyes, very well, indeed" he replied.
81 thought when | recommended this
place to you that you would find it to
your liking, but knowing your propen-
sity for accepting things without a muir
muir of protest, thought it better to
come and see for myself whether you
were satisfied and comfortable"
"You are very mindful of me- MUIR
INJURED, considerably embarrassed.
mo more than should be-" he an
swered with wave of the hand. IF /
don't feel an interest in you who will?
If don't show some thought for your
welfare, from whom can you expect it?
Ii there was anyone nearer to you, a
brother, an uncle, or some other near
relative, it would be different. You
understand what my duty is under ex-
listing circumstances, and if at times my
conduct seems oficious you must re-
member that am your nearest connec-
ton and for that reason think nothing
strange of me-"
made some remark which thought
applicable to the occasion, but 1 was
still very i'll at ease and my mind deep
ly Illustrated, and l dare say my
words were somewhat unintelligible. l
tried to reason myself into the belief
that Mr.. Bernard's utterances were
from the heart, and that he felt ia
therly interest in my welfare and was
striving to serve me as true friend;
2nd. in truth. did believe it in q way.
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Yet was not altogether satisfied, and.
in spite of all my reasoning and all my
belief, shade Of uneasiness and fear
lurked about my heart.
There was a momentary silence,
broken by Mr.. Bernard, who suddenly
remarked:
II see you have a letter there. Is 1t
from your home?"
"No, sir,"I answered.; at Is not"
"Indeed," he exclaimed. II was not
aware that you had friends elsewhere. :"
st is from one l knew but few
days." replied, 'but one whom count
a true friend"
"Ah! A lady, suppose?"
Eyes, sir; it is from lady"
"May ask her name?"
''She is Mrs. Cornell" I answered.;
''the lady with whom I remained a
week before I came here"
"Ah, certainly. l remember some
thing of her now. 1t was her son, be-
lieve, who brought you to my house?"
eyes, sir, it was" l replied, little
shortly, perhaps, for I was beginning to
feel somewhat annoyed.
He made no further remark imme-
diately, but sat staring into my half
averted face as though he would read
my soul in my features. Finally he
observed:
THAT doesn't have the resemblance
of lady's writing" pointing to the
letter. ut is too heavy and bold for a
lady's hand"
He waited for reply, but I ventured
none, and after the lapse of a moment
he spoke again. more explicitly:
ibid the lady with whom you stopped
write that?" he asked.
mo, sir; her son wrote it for her." I
answered, considerably nettled by the
persistency with which he continued to
pry into my personal affairs.
"Indeed" he exclaimed, coolly. ~
was sure it was written by man. /
presume, now, you are very well &C.
Guainted with the son?"