Liverpool Weekly Courier. — 1893-07-01 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

TRTER,  BELL BURNETT'S SIN.  A B.EALISTIC STORY.   In tba " Weekly Cornier" of Satutday nett, July 8, will_be commenced NEW AND SENSATIONAL STORY OF NEAL LIFE, entitled BELL BURNETT'S SIN:  A STORY OF HUMAN PASSION ; By the Author of "Maggie Ray," "Amy Linton," "Dona. Delane," A Modern Ishmael," di.o.  Isabel Schofield is the belle of Golborne, having beau ciloaen as the Rose Queen for ihree euccessive years. She is a winder in a cotton null, and is wooed cud won by • handsome young _Leigh collier,  Arthur Bur:lett.- Fired- with the alubnion to rise in the world -to emulate the success of Sir George lalitot and Mr. Burt—Burnett attends the Science Classes at Wigan in order to qualify himself for the position of colliery deputy. Bell Burnett resents being left alone so often in the evenings, and her resentment is fanned by s handsome, well-dressed etranger, whom she meets in her rambles. The neglected young bride elopes with Algernon Silvester, as her ttmpter calls himself, and takes with her the savings of her husband. Instead of the suburban villa he had desctibed to her in glowing terms, Bell Burnett is taken by rester toe couple of furnished rooms in a Manchester slum. G a dually the scamp throws off the meek, and Bell dimcovets that she has forsaken home and husband to ne the ill-treated drudge of a professional criminal, known to his associates as " Plucky Bill."  The life led by Bell Burnett for the next two yeate is depicted in a series of graphic chapters so vividly realistic that the readers of the Story may be excused if they believe that the incidents have been taken from life. Visiting a sick neighbour, Bell catches the smallpox, and is so much disfigured thereby that Silvester brutally bids her go back to her collier husband. She returns to Leigh, to find that Burnett has mounted the Bret rung of the ladder of fame. She is uniecognised, and under. an easumed name returns to the mill. The reconciliation of Bell to her husband is one of the most pathetic chapters in the Story, and will doubtless, In the opinion of our . readers, enhance the reputation of the Author as a skilful and truth. ful delineator a the joys and dorrows of life as they attest the working dames. But Bell Burnett has not seen the lest of the scoundrtd who enticed her to violate her marriage vows. Re appears suddenly at the colliery whole Buinett is deputy teenager, and Bell lives in ckesd lest he .hould discover hint., A horrible  crime ie perpetseted at the colliery, the enginsinan being foully murdered and his body thrown into the furnace. Bell Burnett suspects Silvester, and by means of an anonymous note frightens him into flight. His dying confession in prMon, and the subsequent happiness of Bell and her husband, form • fitting conclusion to one of the most remarkable Serial Stories ever penned.  " Bell Burnett's Sin" will entrance everyone who reads the Story. It is full of sensational incidents and dramatic situations, and every chapter is permeated with the intense realism that has made the Author's Serials so exceedingly popular.  The Opening Chnoore of  BELL BURNETT'S SIN will be given in the " Weekly Courier" of