The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-11-22

AS ~ i IA 80 "At' - -
uncmtti onal i landers would smilo a
as so ~un-English. Mon Dieu.-then
mon icur d es n / know"
~ now what"
she is dead-she died this morn
ing
"ohe-who?'
Madame aardine. alas. IT YVES Quite
sudGol-t there was nobody beside her
but her daughter. tuit rea"efu to-
without any suffering. ana the doctor
hal dreaded much One day. Tor 1t was
dlsea-e Of the heart. Her child's only
thought NV j. thankfulne 5 for t, a.
20 = adenoiselle Silence. Madame
Feyni-r i with her now she. or my
girls, W not cave her until the in-
lerl.ent.
Here the old man fairly gave way,
20 k GU his OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. and
wiped his houcst eyes. lode lex
wrung his hand in the silent English
Wav-no more. He was utter Y tunned.
1T cant he tue it cant he true
he said in Eng i h, putting his hand to
HI head.
Monsieur is very much shocked, ]
see: and 10 wsndcr. !. to-. can scarcely
G. m%prchend or believe it. But We
NUT leave all in The hands o the good
G. d. He will take cave + her, as she
said. Ioor child even though sh i
lett IN or han. without any dot. with
out Il penny in the wor d. i5tt wllt
not Getain monsieur any longer. on
SOL. Au re tolr.'
The very wo. d5 she had said t. him
in her brief adieIs. only two nights be-
fore on tie stair head-thc sweet soul
VINO was now beyond the sun. l'od-
ans.l- . - N. ,r,r - ,r-A q ~ q "
sob, like Il chi,ds.
And then he choke, it down and
turaed a&ay. To 10 human cling
would he letray himsel.-not now.
"A~onsieuY." and he drew the cd
mans arm through his with Il tel:er
courtc v. "Iou viii allow me to ac-
company you home. Then perhaps |
uay Re hon ret by hearing Il little
more perhaps assisting you in the ar
ran ment, y2u viii have TO make.
Remember. ! am II rllatiyo-I believe
the yery dearest relative II W let to
Nadcmoisel G Jardire.
res yes. / am very grateful. And
she. too. poor child she cannot hut be
grateful. also, for the n nsieurs go d.
ness. Let IS 90.
20 they went tcgether-tho cid mar
talking volubly and COR ia ~. tn
Younger one replying in little moe
than mono Whales. through the al.
ready empty streets OF the little town
CHAPTER vi.
There are two kinds of lo"e- mans
love | am not sp aking of woman's
Just now. The first born OF sunsbiny
seitism. basling in Pleasure, shrinking
from any rain. either its own or that
Of the object tclpvcd. which is. for the
time being. itself the second. strong
a. tender, while equally ca able u
pleasure, fears not pain eli her per-
sonal or V caricus. SORROW, suffering,
the helplcssnes,o OF failing powers. Only
rouse in it q deeper as,ion. q fonder
care. Happy the woman who ma.
found Il resting-place there. She need
feap neither sickness nor sorrow, old
age or eauty's decline. Living how
ever sad and broken a life she will be
cherished to the last. and dying. She
will b. mourned e%ternally.
such a love thou4h he knew It not
a. the time-indecd. ne hardly knew
himself ut all, SO suddenly and SRA &c.
" had circum lance developed MS
dormant ~nature-such q love. in all its
devotednesS and intc2>it . had taken
pos ession Of Rcdc: icH's heart for his
cousin" silence.
He did not attempt to see her that.
OF coursc. wa impossible and he leir
capable of making any sacrifice or cX-
erci,ing any sclf-rc I aint for her sake:
bat it seemed a if Only to be near her.
throwing Ov-r hcr the faithful shield
OF his silver lovc. was at once con ola
tion and a protection
IIa ual.n1 tho Etrno+s 4;G oil ltrh+e
were out. except that solemn n
which marked the death chamber: and
then with a Blessing on his lips and z
prayer IN his heart-young man as he
was. ltoderick wa. not ashamed to pray
-hc departed.
y II morning. at the very earliest
hour he could venture without exciting
; piciOn, he 4 at the ReynieYs'
door. 70 hear al that was to be heaa d
concerning NJ lie. .lardinc. and to vol
unteer aAy help that he delicately
could to the profe>seur-whO, he saw,
wa a little p~erp.eXed and unp:acti al
in arranging the details # the une =
al. Nay. II beln Il pelting wet day.
and the old man very rheumatic. he
succeeded N being all wed himself 10
90 and choose the grave. in the pretty
c.metery which ali the Observation-Disclosures
are 50 proud Of. and W ere he had
been taken b. Nile. .jardine he self
one sunshiny sunday afternoon, almost
the first sunday he came TO the town.
{ ming back to the heyn;ers. he eX-
planned AL he had done in the most
matter-Of fact and Unconditional way.
He seemed suddenly to have gained
the poser of unlimited self-restraint.
Tor her sake. 70 do everything for ne.
thai could possibly ie done, and never
to lct her know it, vas all he desired.
Inc thlrd daE was Il range for the
funeral. The only communication thai,
Il, ed be ween aim and MI q. .ardi.e
hal been a G uest he nd ent by
sophie tseynic that he might b. al.
lOE.u 10 attnn1 il In rirhf of rnlntinn.