The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-17

'eiteu INTO an instrument Of tortureE
9"iu NhaFSleh, nightly. she IS mistaken
however; she would never have succeeded
III marrying me 10 her mind, even if l haC
iiDt nie I certain witch of kinswoman
ny Nora You must not look dismayed
mn ~" nave been lsapels slstcr-ln
Jaw !'F year or two she viii think me Tbs
'uIhioSt reno" gong, especially when
'it REFORMATION you VIII worE
H""It Nora feeling that your only
.ie''' RIA i've objection 10 your marriage
p'1u'i"II! unfortunate; perhaps 1t might
- "'li 70 postpone
:, ''t H'aFth7- No. interrupted
10 ,i',' ''-'-i' en'FSetIcaIIy. lou know
-" U Iut oil the wedding TIL
"l'e' lhe i'ih 81 ehruary, and that is an
i,',II' TWO months oil.
i'ti''H enough time 10 make due pre-
!,,'!'''''iiS' S'la Mrs. l. Lstranse, laugh
Tin.
"a 60 'otS. MY very few are
l,..,, 80 Ora ana are Old friends,
IN ,'o.. want 20 aNfoHish each other with
Ii~td iarsd"n.
~ :, ., Le,I ana trIea 70 rouse herself.
.,,.l ,.i' ~ '""u % pretty things, | as
'e S'''u.
- '"sl' an! reason that the power
~ purchase should leave you
,ranl.1. o., / h'irau5e becomes Nora
-'4't >''eH
-. tH3 ,'iIr' tuthIen Is really getting bet
L. dShen MIS- l. hstrange.
i''''''I 'H' lfniy inns tIme-recoverinC
y |" 'aphIe III business. which
~ 80 '''eN' WIS amazed this morn
- - " SUMMONS from my lawyer. which
~ ny "li''aTaice mere, and on
s'., NJ " '"T once I"uhd II was an offer
i'''' u - lt"'i''H 70 rent EVeSielgh for
- ~ AI4her rent thah any yet
iiol','S'''. OH lhate!E l mad not abso-
i"'i' '"iilg 10 terms WIN the man who
ii"N o''h H,npLlhs AT II Tor some time, SO [
4"icFhhlhe4 10 give the fair widow the
PreIffeAce.
II J." curious her wishing To live ar
hN"SielSh' When she wanted 10 fly from
=, amer lhdi dreadful robbery. said
-lIN. = f-S'ra'l~e. | suppose these jew
'IS VIII never be found, nor the robber."
Not alter thiS laps" 81 time, | fancy
'r!HfhtI M"rSdeh. lightly. Il should
MINK IN" thiet IS toIerably safe"
i forgot to tell Won that Mr.. Wnton
passed through town while YOU were
away, SAID Mrs. L'EStran@e. lie seems
disposed I" return to India before his holi-
day Is half over. He has gone down 10
sec his uncle, Giles Winton, before he
goes.
IN. Mark Nin'on IS capital fellow
IN spite of his sol"mnity. You did not
make Yourself agre, able enough 10 him.
Mrs L'EstranE", or he would not be in
such a hurry 7" run away and N#rdcn
threw an expressive glance at Nora as he
spoke, which sent an icy. painful dart
through her heart What had not this
fatal impression Of Marsden's cost her.
THAT is the uncle who brought him NJ
with his own son, is it not :" continued
Mar>dcn.
Yes" said Mrs. L'Estrauge. Tho
son is dead" she sighed.
Il did not know that. Then Winton is
the old mans heir
II believe so. Mrs. L'EStrango rose
and closed her writing book. '.You Will
am sure. excuse ne. as promised
Pray do not Apologies" cried Mars
den, gIccfulIy.
is it not very fine to-dav:" exclaimed
Nora DO you know. Clifford, | should
enjoy a drive 50 much"
Would yout VOL | will on ard f,,d
4 conveyance, and toIcrabIe pair of
horses; you shall drive to your hearts
content
And YOU. HeIru?'
MY dear. Won know 7 am orq9e,aa ~
and with = smile and nod az tho b,,,1
Mrs L'Estraugc. loft Them toratbrr
And Won are glad - sec me b,,l
Nora. IS glad as The last TIM. returned -
said MarsdDu, taLip. her hand and kiss
inc II rpfr,atrIiy