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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-04-07
Official Directory.
TT. s. SENATOR'S

u. S. SENATORS.
N. C. Blanchard, term expiring March
4, 1897.
d. Caffery, term expiring March 4, 1896.
CONGRESSNfEN.
First District, Gen. Adolph Meyer.
Second District, r. G. Davey.
Third District, Andrew Price.
Fourth District, vacancy.
Fifth District, G. j. Boatner.
Sixth District, Sam NJ. Robertson.
STATE OFFICERS.
Governor, MurphyJ. Foster.
Lieutenant-Goyernor,y vacant.
Secretary of State, Thomas S. Adams.f
Attorney-General, NJ. J. Cunningham.
State Treasurer, John Pickett.
Auditor of Public Accounts, w. w. Heard
Superintendent of Education, a. ID. La
Commissioner of Immigration, ]. G..
Hawkes..
Commissioner of Agriculture, H. c. New
som.
Register State Land Office, j. S. Lanier.
State Printer, John McGrath.
PARISH OFFICERS.
Senators, C. w. Ward, one vacancy.
Representatives, Geo. Pulford, Adolph
Stagg, bIapoleon Mcbride.
District fudge, w. &. Perrault.
District Attorney, Il. B. Dubuisson.
Clerk of Court, c. NJ. Thompson.
Sheriff, t. S. Fontenot.
Coroner, DIR. II. M. Littell.
Treasurer, Robert Chachere.
Assessor, M. l.. Swords.
Returning Officer,SC. f. Burr.
Surveyor, Leonce Il. Littell.
Secretary Parish SchGal Board and SUI
per'dent of Public Schoo-> w S. FraZee
POLICE JURY:
u. Ii. McGee, President.
First Ward, VIM. Evans, Eraste Dupre.
Second Ward, Adelma Guidry.
Third Ward, Jules Qucbedeau.
Fourth Ward, w. Il. Clopton.
Fifth Ward, A. L. Fontenot, r. Laf1eur.
Sixth Ward, II. ID. Courtney.
Seventh Ward, J. L. Butler.
Eighth Ward, Eugene III. McGeee.
ALEX STAaG, Clerk, Whiteville.
SHooL BOARD:
A. l.. Fontcnot, president 9Th district.
First District, DR.. V. X. Irion.
Second District, Jones p. Smith.
Third District, j. l.. Guilbeau.
Fourth District, W. S. Boykin.
Sixth District, T. II. Carroll, Sr.
Seventh District, NJ. r. Wilson.
Eighth District, w. S. FraZee.
TERMS OF COURT.
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, ST. Lam
DRY PARISH.
jury TERMs.-Monday, Feb. IS, and Mon
day, Sept. 3, 1894.
.CIviL LTERMs.-Monday, April 16, and
Monday, Nov. IS, 1894.
ACADIA PARISH.
JURY TERMs.-Monday, June 4, 1894.
CIVIL TERMS.-Monday, March 10, and
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-04-11
D A KOT A.

Eft nytt hotell kommer med det
snaraste att uppf6ras Dsvils Lake, N.
Da Handelskammaren bssl0t pa ett
mote i l0rdags att for planen. ansla
SO, 600.
En- oforsigtig bossmed. Charles
Morris Yankton, S. Da., blef l6rdaga
af vada skjuten till d0ds af pistolsme-
den G. Wagner under afprofvandet al
en- bossa, som Wagner reparerat.
Eft skadedjur. Settlare, bosatta q
Sioux-landet vester ON Cham berlain,
S. Da, ha pa senaste tiden varit besva-
rade af ett bergleion, hvilket d0dat en-
mangd. kreatur. Man har gjort hera
f6rsok att d6da eller fanga odjuret,
men det har icke lyckats.
Borjade for tidigt. De farmare i
omnejden af jamestown, N. Da., som
for cirka tire veckor sedan b5rjade var
arbetet och saddle, hafva icke sedan
kunnat fortsatta, da sn0 och frost him
drat dem. F6ljden blef en- sen var
istallet for en- tidig sadan.
Utnamningar. John Bidlake N.
Dakota ar af presidenten utnamd till
torenta Staternas konsul Barranqui-
la - Till postmastare har president
Cleveland utnamt mr. G. Schnesse
Rapid City, S. DA, och S. G. Turner
Yankton, S. Da.
Prairiebrand. Fran Mitchell, S.
Da, skrifyes den april: En- stark prai.
riebrand rasade har gar och f6r6fvade
stor skada / countiet, da samtidigt en-
stark storm blaste. Manga farmare
forlorade sina ,byggnader och ALA sina
redskap. F6rlusten Or ganska betyd-
lig.
En- koloni af 60 tyska familjer fran
Indiana har skaffat sig land Towner
county, N. DA Jorden Towner couu-
.ty ar allmanhet ganska fruktbar och
egnar sig f6rtraf1ligt for jordbruk. De
nya kolonisterna aro baptister, och
vantas att fera familjer skola ankom-
ma nasta manad.
Till Corey-armeen. Col w. S.
Young Woodsocket, S. Dl., har en- It'd
arbetat staten for att samla rekryter
till Corey-armeen. Meningen var att
ett "regemente" af 1000 man skulle den
II april afga fran Woodsocket, men
Young har icke fatt den tillslutning
han hoppats. Sioux Falls har On ar
betslBs boktryckare hallit pa med att
samla rekryter for Cerey- men
han har icke haft vidare lycka med sig.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-04-11

fjerran. Hon beh0fver dem ocksa;men-
'afven de beh0fva henne. Nu 0nskar
hon blifva ihagkomnen af ALA sina
winner. I skolyiinner, ON ett par vec-
kor utsiinder Aug. Coll. g.. Sem till
eder allesammans en- liten snail och
hurtig pilt, som bar det vackra namnet
Skol-rdnnei, och som pa slit rittfram-
ma satt framstaller inf0r eder sin 0d-
mjuka bon. Pa b6nes0ndagen skall
det gifva sig tillkanna, huru manga
som b0rsammat denna bon och som
visa, att de alska var skola icke blott
med ord, utan afven med gerning. Blif-
We den 29:de april en- dag, da man Of
verallti var synod, inom ALA dess for
samlingar, gemensamt gar upp till
Guds gardar och offrar tackoffer och
betalar den H0gste slit l0fte och gifver
en- skarf till f0rman for vart gemen-
samma laroverki Ville.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-04-11
w T s. CO N s j N

Vid en- eldsvada Milwaukee sist-
lidne mandag blefvo icke mindre an
brandsoldater krossade till d6ds af DEF
nedst6rtande taket till den brinnande
byggnaden. -.
West Superior-nyheter: En- sorg-
lig olyckshandelse intrtiffade nyligen
narheten af Old Superior, det att en-
landsman, Hans Bergman, blef 0fver-
k0rd och d0dad af ett Northern Pacific
banans tag. Den omkomne lar hafva
slagtingar i Fergus Falls. det
hiirstiides nyligen afhallna stadsvalet
vunno republikanerna en- afg6rande se-
GER L. A. Woodward valdes till borg
mistare med st0rre majoritet lin nagon
f0regaende borgmastarekandidat blif-
Wit valid. Stadskass0rssysslan tillf0ll
var landsman p. j. Eckstrand, och III.
G. Ziclnor blef Controller. Republi-
kanerna invade Afven sju af MO alder
men och samma antal Supervisors. -
Sj1farten d Lake Superior anses kom-
ma att 6ppnas slutet af denna manad.
Lokalval. Vid de den dennes
hallna lokalvalen Wisconsin visades
of0rtyd bart, att invanarne staten blif-
Wit tr6tta pa den demokratiska styrel-
SO, under hvilken de befunnit sig de
iva sista aren. N;igra val meddelas
harunder. Milwaukee segrade den
republikanska valsedeln med 5000 r8-
sters majoritet.--I Hudson valdes ALA
dc republikanska kandidaterna, med
undantag af assessor och en- skolkom-
missarie. Republikanerna segrade in
ON hvarie ward Waupaca. A. G.
Nelson blef valid till borgmastare och
G. p. Dale till kass0r. Stamina parts
kandidater q stadsvalsedeln Eau
Claire segrade; likasa inyaldes sju re-
publikanska aldermen och sju af alta
Supervisors" Hela den republican
ska va'sedeln segrade Beloit. Lii
censesystemet blef antaget. I Baldwis
var republikanernas seger lika grund-
lig Peter Christianson valdes till
ordforande, G. A. Settergren till clerk
och L. p. Nelson till kass6r. F6rbuds-
vannerna segrade st. Croix Falls I
Ashland invade demokraterna endast
tva aldermen; deras 6friga valsedel
nedgjordes af de segrande republilka.
nerna. American Protective Associa-
tion afgick med fullstandig seger
Washburn, invaljande ALA sina kandi-
dater med 125 rosters 6fvervigt. Hela
den republikanska stadsvalsedeln i
Black River Falls segrade, och f6rbuds-
lagen blef antagen, fastan med endast
20 rosters majoritet. F6rbudsvanner-
ma segrade New Richmond med be-
tydlig r6st6fvervigt. De f6rut starkt
demokratiska staderna Shellsburg och
Benton ofverginge pa republikanernas
sida. I Racine valde demokraterna
kass0r, republikanerna de 6friga stads-
embe betsmAnnen och 4 af aldermen. Eft
undantag till regeln utgor Stephens
Point, der demokraterna afgingo med
segern, men med betydligt reducerad
majoritet. De republikanske kandida-
terna afgingo med segern ] Rice Lake.
S. "A. Peterson blef valid till borgma-s
stare och p. e. Olson till kass0r. Man:
ga demokrater sagas ha rOstat den re-
publikanska valsadaln-
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-04-11
FRAN SKOLANS VERLD.
Gustavus Adolphus College.

Icke fulltf fem vecko till och sa dr.
ALT slut for delta SIX, lar; sedan kommer
konfefensm6tet med ALA dcss vigtiga
fragor; knapt har man hunnit hemta
sig derifran, f6rrAn tiden for synodal-
motet ar inne Varadagar ga hastigt
sin kos.
Konferensens ordfUrande dr.. q. No
relius har gjort skolan EFT kart besok.
Han ledde morgonb0nen kapellet pa
fredagen. Bes6ket galde afg6randeta at
inkomna kallelser fran forsamlingar
for att "a studerande till att dels htlla
f6rsamlingsskola, dels bitriida med pre-
dikande at Guds ord. Det ar ickesitet
bekymmer fastadt vid afg6randet at
dessa ans6kningar. En- hvar5 f0rsam-
ling onskar sa god person som mojligt,
ON mojiigt den allra baste, en- hvar
studerande will hafva sd f6rmanlig
plats som m0jligt. Komiten, som skall
aig6ra delta, will sRnda sd CODA perso-
nel. som m5jligt och Iowa dem sa for
manliga villkor som m0iligt Men den
kan hvarken skapa dugande personer
eller formanliga platser. Till komiten
hade ingiltt begaran fran f0rsamlingar
och missionsplatser ON gagot Diver 40
studerande; begaran ON anstalining
hade inlSommit fran nagot Diver 60 stu
derande, allts;a ar det god tillgang pa
studerande som annu Ell fatt plats. De
f6rsamlingar, som ;innu Ell ins;indt be-
g;iran, torde g0ra det med det f0rsta,
och sanda denna begaran till skolans
president, prof. w. Wahlstrom, som
tillsammans med skolans vice presi-
dent, prof. j. S. Carlson, far handlagga
ALA vidare ans0kningar.
Fr6ken Esther Sandell har cit par
veckors It'd varit allyarsamt sjuk af s.
k. pleurisy (vatten islungs;icken), men
Rr nu pa battringsvagen.
Prof. Allen har varit kleh under den
gangna veckan. Afven han ar p.l batt-
ringsvAgen.
@Fruntimren f0rsamlingen togo 'tad
notam" fru Emmy Evalds forslag att
genom sna katie ebjudningar insamla
medel till missioner. Eft par sadana
hafva redan hallits. Hvardera inbragte
mellan SIS och Sc.
Unga fruntimrens f0rening haller pa
med att inlagga mattor i kyrkan till
Bynodalm6tet ALA jern aro elden.
Pastor A. Steimle fran Red Wing
har varit uppe och helsat pa DT: Spaeth.
gjorde naturligtvis sin .uppvaktning
pa.skolan.
asfor J.. Frodeen gjorde oss for
ett par yeckor sedan EFT bes5k. Han
Han tillbragte en- stor del af dagen i
lektionsrummen. Men Mir ban gick,
smugglade han en- studerande hiirifran
till att halla skola Spring Garden un-
der sommarenA
AItalet studerande ;r som f0ljer: i
College 81; Acade demieafdelningen Ill;
i affarsafdelninge So; musk konser-
vatoriet 43. Tillsammans 275. AT dessa
aro 200 manlige och IS qvinliga stude-
rande. Nasta torsdag, den IL april,
b0rja seniorklassens examina och vara
de jemt en- vecka.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-04-11
Aug. College g. Theol. Sem.

Under tiden narmast fore pask inne-
hollo korresponden hiirifr;tn sko-
Ian sorgliga nyheter, underrattelser ON
sjukdom och d0d. Dl var det en- all
varsam och pr0fvande It'd for oss skol-
menniskor; Diet var en- svar hems6kelse
for var kara skoia, men det var dock en-
hems0kelse af Herren,och han har visa
afsigter med ALA sina handlingar med
menniskors barn, Afyen ON det ofta for
den ytliga iakttagelsen ter sig helt an
norlunda. Sadana iiro hans afsigter
med siukdom och dod. Och nu Vile
han sakert genom de timade tilldragel-
serna gifva oss gemensamt en- allvarlig
lexa, ett kraftigt gift akt, en- hjertlig
paminnelse ON, att Wei hair hafya na
gon varaktig stad och bora f6rdenskull
Boka nagot annat och battre, det him
melska.
Nu kunna vi bringa vara lasare den
glada nyheten, att sjukdom och d5d for
tillfallet hafva fly tt'sin kos och vi ega
nu helsan, den dyrbara gafvan. Savidt
oss al bekant fins numera ingen siuk.
De som hafva' utaf de sina har kunna
derf0r vara lugna. Matte Herran I'M
der den aterstaende delen af terminen
nadeligen beskydda och bevara skolan
och ALA med henne f0rbundna!
Man h;iller nu pa att vid skolan lata
bora en- brunn, som pa grund af st0rre
dup vantas ge battre vatten an det
har pa orten vanliga brunnsvattnet.
Som man nainnes, var f5rpestadt vatten
Il | en- boarding" -husgbrunn i staden
narmaste anledningen till sjukdomen
Dan mycket omtalade mock
gressen harlatit lange vanta pa sig, men
gick andtligen al stapeln" f6rliden
fredagsafton. Manga ah6rare hade in
funnit sig. Att dylika 6fningar aro
nyttiga och l;irorika for skolungdomar-
ne ar onekligt. Hoppas att deltagarne
till harnast gora sig mera fortrogna
med parlame ntariska regler.
DR. Carl Won Bergen afslutar sina 12
f0relasningar vid skolan den 10 dennes.
Han har ock hallit nagra f0relasningar
! sx luth. kyrkan j Moline. Den sista
halles der pa aftonen af den IL.
Att ha CODA winner i vixen" anse vi
ALA sasom en- stor f5rman. Att at VAN
ner blifva ihagkommen, kannes. godt
och upplifyande, Sd kiIndes det for
korrespo denten, som en- viss dag for
lideh yeckas blef ihagk gkommen med en-
gafva fran ett par afiagset boends van
uer. Tack W.T. ;f,.o ijfvertv0af1a att
Ikolan shar manga winner bade nara och
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-04-11

Vackra ord och djupa bugningar kla-
daen person val, men ordhallighet och
punktlighet arc utaf bra mycket st0rre
varde i det praktiska lifvet.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-04-11

For icke sardeles,, manga veckor Sc
dan alluderade tsSv. Folkets Tidning"
pa att den svenska lutherska kyrkan i
Minnesota eller kanske hela landet
;ir ingentihg annat an en- trdngbr6stad
och biqott sekt. Lundebergs, Dsllgrens
och Tofftens ,verksamhet utbasunas
mycket flitigt utaf samma tidning och
skier det uppenbarligen for att notver-
ka den trang gbrostade och bigotta luth.
kyrkan.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-04-11

En- god regel ar att aldrig k6pa det
man icke beh0fver. ON denna regel
tillampades pa handeln med spirituosa,
sa skulle krogr5relsen do utan inbland-
ming af saval hemliga sallskap som po-
litiska partier. Det var It'd erbarme-
ligt stora och omfattande tobaksbruket
skuile, ON denna mattstock anv;indes,
komma att te sig helt annorlunda, an
hvad nu ar fallet Regeln fraga duger
afven att tillampa pa lyxartiklar SAINT
undertaking fekNr.
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Unannreciated Rumor.

Senator George of Mississippi speaks
with a broad southern accent. just aft.
er the organization of the Fifty-second
congress the senator one day walked
over to the house and proceeded to go
by the d~oorkeepers.
One of the guardians, not knowing
the Mississippi statesman, laid his hand
on his arm and detained him.
Here, sir; I say, sir, are you a repre-
sentative??" he called out.
mo, sah," said the Mississippian
gravely. "I am a member, sab, of the
United States senate, and I wish to see
Representative Kilgo', sab"
This d~oorkeeper was one of Iceman
Turner's appointees, who had cultivated
a grim of humor Which he was in
the habit of exploiting at the expense OF
men with idiosyncracies. He promptly
replied:
Representative Kilgo', sah,
Is not upon the flo, sab.
He went homo at half-pastf To-, sab,
And won't be back nc mo-, sab.
A day or two after there was a sud
den change of d~oorkeepers at that par
cular portal.
And the keeper of the do. sab,
Was heard of nevermo', sab.
Washington Post
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choked and hoarse with emotion, my
darling, must 1t be so, must I leave
you, be nothing to you, | who love you
SOP"
Again the slow dreamy valse melody
foated towards them; whilst a mutual
friend approaching Gwendoline mem
toned that their dance came next on
the programme.
She rose and put her hand on the
newcomers arm, and as they turned to
leave the conservatory, with an inn
pioring look Tom Wrayton said:
t"Good-by, Miss Howard. I may not
see you again, SO allow me to wish
you every possible happiness"
Then he left the conservatory by
another door-frm resolve written
plainly on his handsome, kindly face,
and a softer, more tender light shining
from his eyes-without so much as a
backward glance; and Gwen entered
the ballroom, with difficulty restrain
ing the tears that were p~crilous1y near
the surface,
The earth seems ovcrhung with a
pail of sable, and the rain is pouring
with merciless fury from the inky
skies. But tempcstuous as is the night
Tom Wrayton, with a travelling valise
In his hand, feels 1t not He walks,
~fpnheeding the downpour, as though
Rothing could stay his purpose. On
and Oh, far from the busy haunt of
everyday life, far into the quiet coun-
try Until at length he reaches a quiet
Goods Acre" shrouded by giant trees,
whose 4ar-reaching arms seem to pro-
fect the quiet sleepers like those of
some fond all-mother.
As he walks through this quiet "city
OF the dead warned taoughts float
through his mind. He thinks of the
past, the happy past, which for him
has left nothin, but sadness; then
thoughts come of that recent night OF
terror when his best loved friend was
taken from beneath his wrecked deg
cart, and brought to his home n silent
corpse; then a tender 1ook takes he
place OF the sadness as a girlish face
smiles into his own, and this seems to
Renerve him, for with quickened steps
he threads his way carefully between
all monuments and iowly graves, un-
til he stands at last before a massive
mausoleum in a retired corner of the
sleeping city"
Taking a dark lantern from his
pocket. with a small key he opens the
heavy DOR OF the vault ana enters the
chamber of death.
How still and awesome! Placing
the lantern In a position to throw its
beams round the vault he stands for a
momen and looks around him. On
one side rest the oaken receptacles
which hold the moldering remains OF
the LONG departed, whilst standing in
the center Of the tiny Q unan 9
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BETWEEN Richmond and Raleigh VI
EaHSNilA

BETWEEN Richmond and Raleigh VIA
keysville.
Leave Richmond l. 40pm.d daily: leave
~kcysviIle $40 pm: arrive oxford SOB pm,
Henderson 90 pm. Durham : 10 pm,
Raleigh 80 am. Returning leave Raj
eigh3 - am, daily, Durham 10 am, Hen
derson T630 am, oxford *ll 81 am: arrive
~keysvile 200 pm, Richmond 100 pm.
daily.
Trains or o. & H. R.E. leave oxford :
am and 8 10 pm, daily except sunday.
II 10 pm, daily, and arrive henderson
) % am and 100 pm, daily except sun
day and 1880 pm daily. Returning leave
Henderson q 30 am and : y pm daily eX-
cept sunday, and 430pm daily, and az
rive at oxford ! p am and s 10 Ppm, daily
except sunday, and , 20 pm daily.
Nos. 30, SO and 3S~conncct at Richmond
fram and to West Point and Baltimore
daily except sunday.
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Train No. 1 connects with w. & w.
train Northbound leaving Goldsboro at
11:55 IL M, and with Southern Railway
train west leaving G~oldsboro 200 p. IN
and with w. n. & N, at Newbern fol
Wilmington.
Train NO. 3 connects with Southern
Railway train arriving at Goldsboro al
800 p. M, and with w. q w. train
from the North at 3:05 p. M No trair
also connects with ". n. Il n. for vii.
mington.
S. l.. DILL,
Superindent.
w. S. CHADWICK,
President.
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fDaiIy eXcopt sundaY.

BetWcen West FONT n IichmQnd
Leave west Point ! % am daily, anC
$50 am daily except sunday and Mon
day: arrive Richmond 8 o. and ID 10 am
returning leave Richmond , 10 and I +.
pm daily except sunday; arrive Yves
) and G05 pm.
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One who drew
Aside life's curtain and looked through"

49, -
Aside hfe's curtain and looked through"
Joaquin Miller.
"But my dear fellow, I am as conf
dent OF what l assert as I am that my
name is what 1t Is" and James Benyon
darted a keen questioning look at his
friend.
; REALLY, Jimmy, you have got hold
of a most unaccOuntable fad now.
Whatever suggested such an idea |
cannot make out. You are usually so
full 6f prosaic ccmmon-sense. l Won
der what Gwen would say if she could
listen to your scientific diatribe."
"Now, Tom, all joking aside, just
listen to me fos a few moments, and l
willtry and convince you of the truth of
what I have said. It is my firm convic-
tion hat the power of electromagnetic
Ism in such q case as | have stated IS
absolutely almighty, and that, prop
ierly applied, and due precautions be
ing taker, it is possible to hold con-
verse with those who have 'shuffied off
this moytal COLL as you put it, and,
mark YOU, not only hold converse, but,
providing the vital tissues arc not i'm
ps;rst BY 3iaease or OLD ace-hrirg
~tbAA bscb trom the "stSs = @~ath.
d place Z. once more among the
tring. brestbipg multitude"
Il should Ne rather charv ~ ut
tempting the experiment, Old rn*n, an
Tess ! was sure OF my subject" said
Tom Wrayton, rather ~nervously.
why, Tom. what possible danger
could there be? There might be n GER
tain d~istaste, IN the case of a relative
or dear friend, that would be mini
missed, take our friendship for in
stance: what objection could you have
ITO holding q chat with me after had
1eft'you?'
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ooh, darling, you cannot mean it?"
II do, Tom"
From the adjoining room came the
sounds of a valse, the melody softened
and mellowed by distance. G~wendoIen
Howard remembers that air for ever
after. She turned now, and regarded
Der companion with fearful eyes. His
face was sunk in his hands, and his
breath came heavily.
Why don't you speak?" she cried at
last, impatiently, eff oven but to chide
me-"
Tom Wrayton raised his face, and
looked at her steadily with his sad
troubled eyes.
Gwen, if you can tell me you viii
be happier as you are, I Will utter no
other word; but not if"
"'Of course I shall be happy" she an
swered quickly, ''or, at least as happy
as ! could be without James. Oh, Tom,
/ do wish You could see what ! mean.
/ feel somehow that it cannot be right
TO do as you wish me. I ought never
TO have promised such q thing. Oh.
forgive me, for-give-me-and forget
-"
at is easy to talk of forgetting" he
replied suddenly. almost fiercely. ''Oh,
dear, I can never forget you. You
have my whole heart, and oh, !
thought you did love me. Did You not
all but promise to be my wife? You
were surely not playing with me?'
mo, no. no, ! did mean it, oh,
did, but then I began to think Of my
poor-poor-James, in bis cold grave
and oh, Tom, have pity, have pity"
.'Gwen," he whispered, In a voice
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SLEEPING-CAR SERVICE.

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ButIctt Sleerer between New York, At
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charlotte and Augusta.
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leans, new York and Jacksonville and
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to montgomery.
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eigh.
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