The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-02-23

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lying at all. 1t was the solid truth.
And it made great hit, Bert" she
added. 1T made tremendous hit in
the paper. You will believe that when
l tell you that they raised my salary
twice without my asking"
Did you find out that the world was
bright before or after those amazing
occurrences" he inquired
''Well, really I've forgotten just when
the true conviction came to me" she
answered frankly. but it must have
been before l made any great success.
One cannot write helpful words with
out sincerity"
And you attained it,
Bert" she cried. when found out
how much good / was doing, how many
wonderland men. tool was helping
TO Il Drawer. brighter. better life l
knew that the truth must be in my
own heart. Why, there were days
when l received over $50 letters even
before l left the paper"
Before yOur-your marriage"
My MARRIAGE she exclaimed. why.
bless the boy, I'm not married.
Tyrrell surveyed the palatial front of
the house with the eyes of Il dreamer
did somebody die" he asked in
weak voice-"somebody who knew how
to make a will, mean?"
But l made all this money myself. l
started magazine. Haven't you seen
it? | sent you copy. And l have n
tremendous circulation in England"
He shook his head. She faced him
with an enthusiasm that brought her
to her feet
you've no idea of the good that I
am doing" she cried. Women from
india from Australia, actually from
Greenland, have taken my letters of ad-
vice, in connection with the magazine,
and have sent me words of thanks that
have brought tears Of joy to my eyes.
| have circulation exceeding 500,
OO0"
He brushed the hair back from his
forehead as he stared at her
but enough of my affairs for the
present" she continued. 'Of course l
had to tell you how was getting along.
You knew nothing Of me, but l knew
all about you. l even knew that you
were sunk in your old time despond-
ency, and resolved in the very deepest
depths of my soul that l would cure
you of it. l am going to give you some
of my books to read
"And I'll read 'em. Lottie," he re-
piled, 'for your sake, though nothing in
this world can ever make me cheerful.
But I'll read the books when I'm not
tangled with these beastly lawyers"
you'll have no more trouble with
Them" said she Il won't have NY pm
pills mind distracted by all that Grc -
full business"
at can't be helped
ut has been helped. l have bought
up all the other claimants through your
legal friend, my neighbor. But he was
not to tell you of it,
Tyrrell steadied himself against a
pillar of the veranda.
"Lottie," he cried, you shouldn't
have done this. Why-why did you do
i it,"
'That you might pay attention to my
! instruction." said she Il have helped
those who We're strangers to me, scat
tered over the world, and it will go
hard if cannot help my friend
illogical woman" he groaned.
! Don't you see that you have blocked
your own game? Your experiment must
/ fail now"
"Fail|'
Certainly. Your cheerful living or
whatever you call it, can't do anything
for me"
"Why not?' she gasped.
Because l don't need it. If you
could do this for me. even though
refuse it; if you could plan and work
to make me happy-in short, if am to
you
"Just what you were in the old days
Bert"
"Thcn,' lie cried bis face radiant
with his reawakened love. where does
your COMPOUNDED faith cure get Il
chance upon a man so blcssedT