The morning times., 1895-10-23


ing, after again feeling that there IL throb-
hing life beneath the dainty glove, and
after again hearing her own Eame spoken in
the ever familiar voice, that this strange
sensation vanishes.
TIE STRANGE MEETING.
The meeting OF the two women whore
pictures are here given shows that every
day life furnis hes experiences as thrilling
as those that come to us only i'll our widest
dreams And the fact that such meetings
occur every day points a moral that every
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Here was woman in the prime OF life,
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From a living picture she became, In less
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ness. From dependency to despair seemed
but the remaining step, the last step
HER LAST FAREWELL.
Overcome by the presentlmeut that pre-
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removed to her old home In the West, and
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