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Home Runs at Lynch's,

The stores have Just what you wantfor
mince meat making, raisins, currants. cit
ron, pure Spices wines md liquors, Every
thing Glenn and fresh. Northwest corne
Of Madison and Fourth streets, and south
west corner OF King and Eighth streets.
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CARD OF THANKS. ..
Wilmington, Del.

To the President and officers of the
Economic Insurance Company:
Gentlemen:-Kindly accept my
sincere thanks for your Kindness
and prompt settlement of the claim
on the life of my late child, Elva M.
Veazcy. The claim was paid less
than two hours after it was report
ed. Such promptness will surely
bring success to your company. l
would advise my friends and the
public to insure in the Economic.
Believe me, gentleman, always your
friend.
.u, Mrs. EMMA VEAZEY,
No 8 Carpenter st.
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Judges and jurics In English courts Of
law laugh at actions for breach OF promise
Of marriage brought against women. YER
diets have been had against such promise
breakers, but the damages, as rule, were
farthing, md so did not carry costa
each side paying its own.
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ON EVERY BOTTLE

OF Shiloh's Consumption Cure 10 this guarantee
IAN we ask Of you IL to use two-thirds Of tho
conttnts Of this bottle faithfully, then IL you
can say you are not benefited return tho bot
tie to your Druggist and he may refund tho
prizes paid. Prize Zoe, bbc and 81. Il
For Sale by N. B. Danforth. second and Mar
ket stSeetD. Z, Z ,5.'
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A Picture In DemAn d

In Admiral Dewey's cabin hangs pic
ture Of the battle Of Manila done by Chi
nese artist Of Hongkong and presented to
the admiral by the junior officers of the
Olympia, who have themselves each Or
dered copy Of the work--a contract cal
culated to keep the artist at work for some
time.
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"Mr. Scatterton prides himself on being
strictly impartial. ,-
YES" answered the unamiablo man.
~ once went hunting with him. He
didn't seem to care whether no hit tho
rabbits, tho dog or one of his friends. -
Washington Star,
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'The railroad engineer, said the smart
bonrder, must be happy man. He
whistles at his work. "
Begging your pardon, " said the cheer
full idiot, prompt to crush all possible
rivalry, che works at his whistle. lin.
dianapolis journal.
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Coal and Wood

H. 4. Sergeant. dealer In coal, WOO and
Grain, 100 Maryland ave-, Office seventh
amt King streets. Delmarvia Phone Ola
Largo Pea Coal for family use.
Large load wood forSl.50.
b 4 Achecks given with cash purchases
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ISTflls True?

David A. Mcclure at Fifth and King streets
the incest oysters. That is what every one
suys who trys them. David A. Mcclure, Fifth
and King streets Delmarvia phone 3il
Goods delivered
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TELL YOUR SISTER

A Beautiful! Complexion IL an impossibility
without good pure blood, that only exists in
liver and bowels karls Clever Root Tea acts
directly on the bowels liver and kidneys keep
ing them in perfect health. Price 2ic and 5Oc
FOR Saie by N B Danforth. Second and Mar
ct sfTr,kA
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Gall phones 300
for good and cheap Fresh Fish and the We
ry bcst Oysters, ri, 30, and 40 cents per
quart Delivered. free Of charge.
A.. H. Ainscow Cor. 9th & Jefferson
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lln0nf IMl kMnkkuhi FOR ChniJ:
AIJyIFk NMIlsIvMk lnfanvin
HUH LII u HVUU lUC Tecthins
UlArrhOtA
4 CARD TO The PUBLIC.

W. A. Hukill will open real estate Office IN
connection with. his auctioncering business.
Bayard Building Ninth and Aarnst rtryeta. IA
this city. where he will sell real estate, collect
rents, negotiate loans etc. and respectfully 20
licits the public patronage jnu526t' "oa
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Simns Blood Purifier makes pure
blood and fortifes the system against
fevsrs, eruptive diseases, dipbtheria,
crofula, &c 1t is Americas best blood
cure. Depot Cos King street. Whining.
ton, Del. Jobbers wholesale it Retail
BY druggists.
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Mrs Tracey-Do you realize, my dear,
that you have never done anything to save
your fellow men any suffering?
Traccy-Didn't marry you'-Chicago
journal.
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HOW rs YOUR WTFE1

Has she lost her beauty Hso, Constipation
Indigestion, Sick Headache are the principal
causes. Karl's Clover Root Tea has cured
these ills for half q century. Price 25c and Soc
Money refunded II results are not satisfactory
For Sale by N b. Danforth. Second and Mar
ket streets.
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Simms Compound Pennroyyal Pills
The Indies remedy by all druggist. 81 .
box by mail DeDot 6O6 King street.
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LIQUOR

Habit or disease permanently and
paiblessiy cured BY Home Treatment.
Safe, no publicity or loss IT time No
hypodsrmic needle. No new habit formed
Write for our literature givibg tsstimoni-
ais OF clergy, physicians and others, niso
methods and cost. Sent in plain envsiou'
All correspondence confidential.
GOLDENE MEDICAL ca,
Boxa3 Wilminytal, Del
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$8SS
Schedule In effect November % 1909
LEN h uaAns Illuminated with 1'inlscp
Express train, H-
AAM MAA Foh aKxE We FL sTFxTiSSs; IN
p0iIms q; M M ,H;1y, "a 'sSe. :sls 1d
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e.. ~ VI ssln a sSss t.ii II Pulim an
chfcAGo. daily, .an 3. M; ..s7 .. N.
CHICAGO via CINCINNATI and I'M
D ttAfNStAlEaA41 n ms 81 f. t d5t1{} asa
m" To Ili5S .n &N 81 pRE :; "a as! .i1
daily to Toledo and daily except Sunday
to k Rs!!s S'hiLEANs Axp MEMPHIS ~
p. m. daily Through sleepers to Mena-
phi. and Now Orleans. w
SiN.iEELY ACCOMMODATION. week
days. It's .. M: a04. ~. loss p. m. Hun.
dn IySN 81 & Fl; -" Aa1eedMm m
week days. rs. 1000 .. m, ao4 457 y. =.
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
nALrIMoHD. week days. Gas a M:
y JANDENbERG, week days sM $50
q, m: 2.ts. $40 y. m. Sundays. s,a5 a m:
gEAYE PHILADELPHIA Fon VII
s MaNs siaS il % e sn oAk: ss. Isl TO- .s.
u 20, i3O '5.o7 (nll Pullman carsl. sa.M
sis. $40 ~ 30. 1886 1910 .1i.35 p. m. SuAs
days, 'S:3S, 800. 500. ll.3O a; M; III
ISL, 200 .40 $50, SCI tall PullniAs
cars) $50. .7S0 'ss5 1880 p. m.
Dein,srviA Telephone, No. 1873.
Rates to Western points lower than Wa
any other line.
F. b. UNDERWOOD. D. I, MARTIN,
Gen. Manager. Man. Of Pass. Trafie
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DIR. SlMMS'
Vegetable Liver Pills

Elegantly sugar coated No taste in sw allow.
ing Gripeless and not sckening Operate
grandly, and yet you hardly know you AXE
medicine. The hnsst Liver Kidney and stom
complaints. Kidney disease and Stomach tfon
bles, Dyspepsia etc. Cures tired feelinx. skin
affections. headache. dizziness. giddy head, DO
Nice in every respect as q real Liver n,sttioins
and family protection sgainst diseases. 25c =
box, q in one for 81. Sold by druggistsin cities
and country. Depot o0i King street
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A TIKNll0H PERSONS DESlBiNuPOh
"A drnus and chemicals or wishing thBir Pc
ecriptions vr fr,gatc rscaipts carefully co9
pounded w,gA p0sc sna.esiats, shonid 80 soenS
drug svorr ur II. r, ;siN9hURSFNh Nh
Market sSre.t WILMINGTON. Del th
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70 Cure = Lold In One Day

4 Take Laxative Bromo Quintna Tablets. All
!. aruggists refund the money II IL fails TO ours
2bc. The genuine has l. B.. q on saeh tablet
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-24

IN FIRST ASSESSMENT DISTRICT,
VIII hang books up FIR First, Second, Third
and Fourth Districts OF John X. Sullivnn's eli
gar store, GO2 Easth Third street.
Fifth, Sixth Seventh and Eighth Districts OF
the First Assessment District at Joseph r.
Croass barber shop, southwest corner Fourth
and Lombard streets.
Eeenth Districts OF First Assessment District,
d. ut Charles v. Tay lor's cigar gtore, northwest
corner sixth and Lombard streets.
=, lhe Investment assessment for First Asst'ss-
ment District ut James ID. MCCoy's, GIT East
Fifth street. 81
/. SECOND ASSESSMENT DISTRICT.
&. 1.Wilthsng books up for Thirty:eighth, Thirty.
ninth, Fortsth and Forty first Districts ut
John X. Kilmer's, northwest corner Ninth and
: lorty second, Forty.ihird, Forty.fourth.
Forthwith and Forty-sixth Districtaat Harry
Boones cigar store, northwest corner Tenth
and Pine streets.
Forty eyenth, Forty-eighth, Forty ninth Fif-
tieth and Fifty. Aryt Districts. at Joseph J. Rig
.by'H cigar store, 2O00 Market street.
The Investment us sessnent for Second Dis
trict at William II. Hanna's, 90 King street.
. THIRD ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
: Books will hang. up for Fifty second, Fifty.
third, Fifty fourth aud Fifty fifth Districts ut
Joseph T. Williams's drug store, southeast
corner Ninth and Madison streets,
Hfty.sixth, Fifty seventh Fifty eighth, Fifty
thita IA ss
William B. Smiths grocery store, northwest
corner Delaware avenue and jefferson street.
The Investment assessment Of Third Assess
ment District at William B. Smiths grocery
store, Delaware avenue and Jefferson street.
= FOURTH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT.
Will hang hooks up forFourteenth, Fifteenth
and Sixteenth Districts ut James Harkins. 2l5
y est Fourth street.
Seventeenth, Eighteenth, Nineteenth, TWEEN
tieth and twenty hrst Districts at southeast
corner Second and Madison streets.
fourth Districts at Nancy Quigley's, GU Siadi-
son street fl - n
The Investment assessment for Fourth As
sessnent District at a07 West Second street.
FIFTH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
Will hang books up for Twenty fifth, Tween.
ty-sixth, twenty seventh, Twenty eighth and
Twenty.ninth Districts ut Hugh Sweeney's,
Thirtieth and Thirty frs Districts at Daniel
Horris's, northeast corner seventh and Frank
lin Streets
Ihirty.seeond, thirty third and thirty fourth
corner Fourth and Council streets.
Districts, s. q. Mckecver, southwest corner
Maryland avenue and Linden street.
The Investment assessment at 1927 Elm street
Tho sssessors will be in session at thu Court
House, lLevy Court rooml OH January 30 and
u and February lat, I'd, I'd and 4th. for the
purpose of making any corrections and placing
my name on the assessment list til ct may have
been omitted, and also will answer any queS
ton with reference to the Adams Tax Law ON
= JAMES D. MCCOY,
WILLIAM HANNA,
- Second District.
HARVEY HOFFECKER
49,, ,, Third District.
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simms White Pulmonic Balsam is q
sure cure for the grippe. COS KING stree I.
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Pennsylvania Railroad.

| Schedule in effect January TO- 1891
TiaIns leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philad-iphia texpress). ISL. aoa, ~
~; 7;4, $50. so. s5y; sss s55 iooa ~
a ace s,Hai sss ' 81 aa. ~ iios
NJ: 12.4s, $50. 100. $40 ~. and 1919 p r..
Il! r"f IS Sh ST. SIS sapl5s 49, as. ST. iss s9 e
s Fl; Il H. IS ~ .da ia:s
'Eur New York ehreush ,e1pre.s,. ~.
soz s ,;O, SDi Ga cr sS5 Gsrs = I'M
81, II" ~! s' Dining c a.a ~, AND sls :
FsIIsSsIDS!ss 81 !; ~ go; i'as an;
For Boston without ehsnge lo2 a. ..
~ fst = Se?ss K Center and ,ntsrm.a'...
baltimore and washington. az, 40
i ds s 3 :, 5 n;sh, 'sls 700. rs Sill p. M.
28. ~. So p 1 m. Zoo night.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad street, fss
1o% i II a. Il 1a9s 'l ri = H. IT, hR
I'LL IA ? =, ~ and lsSs night b ~ ~
r. is, sia. 49, ~. SIS g. SIS io:ss and
- " SUNDAY TRAINS.
E"T th a ss5 ,ysr,e's, H. H. a. a.
-, acc on S' ton, aS7. sis a. m; I0.
i,!. 400 SO and 1910 p. m; ,o az
M, tSr a Ghesi 49, s vop IT, sol ' 81. and 20
Asrommoaat.on, 1o7, SIS a. M; H@
Al: sss DINING SaT,, ~, nS l I; n:
a. m; 100, 45s and 1910 p, nj.
s ssT Rss9n and w'h %s.h shass Is
Iii Iii = :, m an. 101 l,a s,sss o." ',.,,o.s
i E.iny. n Ph,1asslpsl., Broad street :, ;, g
wIR ss e {Se i " so g. s 81 sSss
l Ascee 3; sa 'ian Is: nsd !, 1915 a. ns
Southern haIT n1|:.5; ues 2; MI Fam Fam:
s rs Ns.S,i Hsw e AsSssii's INA Tss
springs Florida Limited 8 " P: m,~eek tAJs
for Jacksonville and 1t Augussine. ,.,,
,,..psr. to G JGsss,onvis Pr. Tampa aad
Macon; lass night daily. slsspers y
Rsh,nond and f0r ea.tsnTle Port
Tampa and St. Augustine az
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. VI p
m, daily. dining car. and sleepers 10
cinnati
DELAWARE DIVISION. u
For New Castle. S13. 1H T. TT.
Il To an Ie ssa p .is a. m; AZ p m. w..h
uf Tor Dover. Harrington and !, pelmas.
sT FSr SWyo min ana wa, stations, as' =
nj Ex psss d for Cap. Charles. Old ro,ss
Comfort and Norfolk. 1l.o4 a. M. wees
day Ths IN III EERpy e. n asl'S STREET
sTAT ToE' F RHEL MAGsT
' si1ns f ss'y R''' ;SS S. h"a's a
1o.@ a. N: daily. COR Pittsbn .Ss;r and ca.
,, ss'S 3 a. mo as sRst"esr i%,,.a PS,sss"E
:, tepisy,ea a sra s s hS@s and t cGvea
s s,e 7" ey, s'' ttin riiseas and IL LoaH
,S spi IN e. c dsiy, plt,seure. chlcase sns
C Cleveland: and Toledo. except sataf'
,o aay =. H. daily. Pittsborg Cincinnati and
I, 70 D. p.0 M. daily. P,tt-burg and chicosoa
Cleveland s ,;cnoi s snited Express All
yes,,bule Parior Cars and Dining rCay.
No extra fare other than the usual Pull
1' q f fsnIssd Express. y..us s ra.,ss
Dining Car. No extra fare; .,,,g
viii cali for and check baggage from
hotels and residences.
For further information, passengers ~
referred to the ticket agent al 'he s"
j. JOB i, HUTCHINSON. J., p R w POD
Gen. Maleger. Gen. Iass ,e'":
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For Sale or Rent!

Store and dwelling northeast corner Fourth
and Franklin.
store and dwelling northwest corner Sscoud
and Harrison.
House a25 Bro0Dle treet 10 rooms, front ard
back porches and sill the modern conv.nienaes
Also several and room houses, with i'm.
provements, $40 and $l2 per month.
Two Broom houses with front porches. at
Fourth and Scott, 81 per month.
Also number of houses ranging from Sc per
month upwards. according to the locality Also
number of desirable building lots In differ
snt sections OF the city will be sold on month
~ payments. Special terms to builders. De
sirable tenants can save money BY applying 10
P. J. FORD,
S. E. Cor. Tenth aud Market Streets.
So d24, II
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N OTICE-THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF
IN The Mill Creek Union Association for the
detection Of horse thieves and recovery of
stolen property, will be held ut Union Hall /,
Saturday, january HUth 1883, at o'clock.
Sji6.dcld n. j. BUCKINGHAM, Sec'y.
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INOR SALE-GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES
II of a butcher shop On King street between
4th and 9th. Address /. 4. r. u this office.
I'D. > IA #. j2l8ts
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U'OR SALE-SEVERAI. DESIRABLE PROP
II critics, cheap. in different sections OF the
for little money. For particulars apply to this
Office '' d6u
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Erie Medical Co. Buffalo, MY.
FOR SALE.

CCR SAL.E-TEN r. ]. p. A. N. e: FOR
4 cents ut druggists. Ono gives relief.
sD1 Ivrl
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L,OR BALE-SEVERAL FRESH COWS
II and calves on tho farm near Cen HiRl
treville ut reasonable prices. Farmers .k@0
jl9. TT W. II. KLAlk.
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1NOR EALE-AGOODSECON HAND MILK
II wagon, also several second hand carriages
iomo Bargains iu new work, Gil West Front
street. jl8.w-4t
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J'oN SALE OKRENT-FARM OF ~ ACRES
II near Talleyville. Inquire Of J. Herbert
Brown, Concord Pike, near Grace Church. Ad-
dress Tnlleyville, p. .. j7-Atu4t
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ENON ShLE-OR A PART TO SUIT PUR-
II chAser.'a truck farm OF 20 acres, on New
Oastlc road near Eden Park. Apply on prem.
Uses. Mrs James Finn. dec22lm
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-06-03
they seem to be letters to man named
Filton, whoever be may be-"
sstrttx~,, ~, skS 80 s,,cx1 ouk WoViI< ~, ~

they seem to be letters to a man named
Filtou, whoever he may be-"
"Filtonw she gasped out. "Filtonv'
"Yes, that IL the name. You don't know
anything Of him, surely, Mab2 He APP
pears to be an interruptions sort Of man"
mot know himw she echoed, In pathetic
tones. "Oh, Dick, Dick, fear we all
know him! am afraid he Is our fatherv'
And Nab, quite overwhelmed with the
vague terrors Of the day before, clasped
her brothers arm convulsively and burst
into tears.
The young fellow, who began to need
comfort himself, tried by fond words to
calm her grief, besecching her ito tell him
all." Some minutes, however, elapsed be-
fore she had sufficiently recovered to do
so. When at last she was able to speak
calmly she impaired her secret briefly.
Dick--confused, alarmed, full Of trou-
bic as he was--did his best to comfort her.
At length. however. when they had talk.
ed on till they dared stay no longer, for
Uncle Johns footsteps sounded in the hall
below, they settled that Nab should tell
Caroline that she had been In the boat.
house when Caroline met her lover, and
bcseech her to have nothing more to do
with him, since from what NAB had over.
heard be was deceiving her with . show
Of affection. Both NAB and Dick were
unanimous In deciding that II was best NOT
TO tell Caroline anything Of the mystery
concerning their father; but whether they
should breach the subject to Uncle John
who was probably In the secret. Dich
could not determine 30 readily.
Unhappy brother and sister! For the
FIRST time In their lives they longed fol
their fathers home coming.
CTo be continucd.)
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-06-03
Deaths firm Cancer.

Lately there has come from England
and from the old-settled portions of
this country, mainly from the West,
news of the rapid increase of cancer.
And now comes from far.off Zealand
news of an equal increase of this dis
ease In that country. A correspondent
of the London Lancet, writing from
Auckland, says: ",rhe Increase of the
death rate from cancer Is attracting
much attention and many speculations
are being made as to the cause or caus.
es. Since 1881 the death rate from
cancer has doubled; In 1881 1t was 2.G0
per 10000 Of population; In 1907 1t
was $50 per 10000. The death rate
for males and females was nearly
equal, being 5.51 for males and 5.43 for
females. This was for 1897, the latest
statistics published. Some attribute
this Increase to greater accuracy Of
diagnosis, but this Is very doubtful.
What improvement has been made In
the diagnosis Of cancer since 1881? We
had microscopes then, rs we have now.
I am rather inclined TO attribute 1t to
the mental depression which has at.
tended the great losses incurred by
all classes owing to overspeculation in
land and mines. The glowing hopes
which induced tens of thousands to
emigrate to this colony in the '70s have
been disappointed and very many find
II harder to get living here than In
the old country"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-06-03

Truth lies at the bottom of the we'll
and anglers never go there to fish.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-06-03
CHAPTER VII.

their Strawberries In the shade; and
wonder Of wondcrs!-he added, turning
graciously to Nab:
"Oh, you must come, too, my dear Ma.
bel; ] can't let you 20 Oh alone to the
school room. You will find 1t much pleas.
anter with 10 under the cedar tree!
What could 1t mean? TO think Of Uncle
Johns uttering so kind sentence to her!
She could not understand Il; but, oh, how
delightful It was to her not to be banished
Immediately from Lord Wynmore's 90.
ciety!
After little while Uncle John proposed
that they should stroll into the shrubbery,
where the green boughs made cool arch.
way, and where rustic seats were placed
here and there. And It was ON the way
thither that Lord Wynmore managed %
say to Mabel In low tone:
u trust all went well after left you r
"Yes--yes," she said; "but ! have not
yet been able to tell Dick"
changed thus hurriedly, while Dick was
walking on few PAGES In front In order to
open gate. and Uncle John was impart.
Ing to Caroline that ten should be brought
to them out.of.doors; but, few % the
words were. they seemed to confirm their
friendliness--a friendliness how romantic,
and which a. yet even Dick did not dream
Of.
Presently Dick managed to whisper:
lis 1t all right about the HiesY
Nab nodded, and her brother understood
that II was certainly 'all right" and that
his uncle would never be enlightened con-
corning the box which be had hidden un-
der the dock leaves.
II thought We were going to have q
change In the weather last night" remark
cd Mr.. Charlford, hut the sunshine has
come back to US to-day. was hoping to
get IN hours fishing"
LET him fish now" thought Dick, bis
mind at ease since Nab had restored the
box OF flies. "Uncle," be said aloud,
would you like to 90 on the water? II
would be cool there. and the boat is
ready"
"The very thing! What do you sayY''
said Uncle John, appealing to his visitor.
"lndeed 1t would be very pleasant" re-
piled his lOrdship. And 80 the whole party
walked down to the pool-to the very spot
where Nab had trembled so on the pre-
vi0us night, and where she trembled anew
at the recollection now, even In the sun.
shine, surrounded by friends. Could II
have been that her father had here crept
away ont Of sight like theft
"Oh, what for--what forr cried Mab'a
heart.
"Are there many Hsh In your piece Of
water, Mr.. Charlfordf" asked Lord Wyu
more. 40 they waited for Dicks signal to
embark.
Eyes. q good many; and fishing ID sport
Of which ] am very fond" replied Uncle
John.
Dick would have WINGED at the mention
Of fishing had he been uncertain 40 to tht
whereabouts Of the bog containing TIL
dies, but now be smiled, and sent crate
full glance toward Nab.
"Now, then, Uncle, all ID ready" he sait
chesrily, when b sspled bic knife, which