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mionoa mysterious of the wind divine.
'rliut speaks not aswith lips and yet to hoard.
Wliorefrom all life grows liken. o rt i vino
All :iiii‘ii’uht comm wlnalna ii “3:1?th
i r
Wan it not an it Nilcncc broodml thorn—-
i-lwwt. rind ul hil‘uh no of tho uliminfli’iut'
down-—
When watchful JMeph knelt in holy prayer
Bouido tho cradled Prince of Poison newborn?
The ii‘ifiw moons paused. and fruitful silence
opt
Ito hoiuo within the icicrcd. simple child.
Yet truth was in him breathing while lio ulcpt.
Heaven's life shone from him when he wake
and smiled.
I
Upon the infant silence of hill face ‘
(.‘ulni meditation of bin mother's eye
in silcnco rostml. pure and full of grace,
Voter-loss. yct speaking. like the ctin'nul sky.
b'o Biennial Mary and Hi. Joseph hold
'l‘hoir rluils o‘er the word iucni'nnto made,
Waiting the utti-rnnco pure that cariicst wr-llcd
From that deep heurt..thoso lips in light or-
‘ rayed.
When was it spoken? When did that first word
llrcnk on the faithful curof listening Time?
“in know not. But its m-ntlo iii-cont stirrcd
All worth and heaven. as with a glorious
chim‘e.
What was the word? We know not. On an eve,
Peri-bam-o like this, win-u God's clear aplen-
dor shpno
Through sunset and made doubting hmrts be-
lim'o
'l'hcy dwell not on this distant earth alone-—
On such an eve, wlicu lovi-l lines of cloud
Glowed like urchnugcl‘s wings and seemed
HO ncnr.
The Christ child spoke and looked up open
browod, >
And from that instant died all mortal four.
Whatc'cr the word, it meant truth. peace and
love. ‘
Tho heaven bowed down: tho earth rose up
in Joy;
Transfigurcd in n glory from ubovc.
The Virgin Mother knelt and kissed but boy.
—Gcorgo Parsons Lathmp in Century.
A weighs SPHERE.
"I have often wished to ho a man,"
said Mrs. Clementry. turning those glori-
ous eyes others full upon Mr. War-button.
whose good fortune had placed him next
to her at dinner. As it was the float time
he had faced this battery he was some»
what dazzled. He thought, however. that
it was an unreasonable wish and felt
ruthcr glad that it could not be grutiiiml.
Then the humor In him pictured this (lain-
ty. bountiful woman as she wished her-
self. and he laughed cheerfully.
“Why do you laugh?" sho naked severe
ly. '
“At it incutnl piciuro of thotrunsformu-
tion," ho roplird. “but why do you want
such it change?"
“A womun'sisphcm is contracted. to
strained. hemmed around," answered thi-
lady. “Sho cannot do great things. The
world's hurtio goes alum: without her.
film stars at home. anxious. rant-r to
know what is happening. whilo the man
is on the sci-no of action. Sim bu.- ycarn~
lugs to accomplish soon-thing. She ro-
pincs at being helpless."
Mr. \\'urhurton was about to answer
linbilywhoai young Mr. Shirley. the rising
author. broke in:
"Younro right. Mrs. ('imncntry, women
have always Iwi‘i ovorriiiiin'u. i havi- just
llu'ldicd a little sketch on this anhjrci.
which. if you will permit inc, 1 will send
you."
Mrs. i'lcmcntry bud ruihr-r u ii-nder son
tlmoni. for this big. ruddy fun-d younu~
slur. who incidentally woo a great favor
he with women. perhaps ili'l'illhil' ho trcni
cd them with unusual dcforcncc. perhaps
ls-cnuso he always made them his conil.
dams.
Mr. Warhurton looked at tho young
man sldcwiso u moment and then run
lured to ask how women wrro dnwnirml
don. Mr. Shirh-y novcr cure-d much to or
gun with men. They were often too prim
viral and analytic. So he turm-d thi- .pn-s
lion of! bypruiuislng also to scud his
skctch in Mr. Wurburton. Then that urn
ilcinun. having perhaps noiiccd tho lilill’t‘
than kindly ulmn‘o that my lady hmi
thrown atiiu- young nuihornnd filmin-
rosentlng tho favorihe himself couldn't
have told why). remarked:
“I should much likiI in read your coin-
uu'nis. Mr. Shirley. although i (nor [shall
not agree with them. Mrs. (Ilcnieuiry's
vicw of life's battle and the advantage
that man has in being on iin- ill-id. I
think. will bear arguing. 'l'uko ihonv
i'rzigc couple—flu! husband goes to his of
ih-o or his desk and all duy'pnrcs ovcr hi-
correspomlcnce or his books. while lil.~
wife stays iii home with the children
Mcunwhilo life‘s imiiio wages. and whim
of thcm knows anything about it until
the ncwnpnpcr is dclivcrod next morning
Then. as thcwmnun is usually up first.
the gets the first information and has iiif‘
advantage by :30 minutes. "
’l'hcru was a general laugh at this, and
Mr. Uluuu-ntry. who had been discussing
phi-op rnlsinu. and who thought woman's
i-phcrc was homo. and who didn't like the
young author. probably for the some Wilson
as Warburion. nailed down the tablo:
"You are dilllllli. Wurhurton, wry
pound. 'l‘hcrv is too much um'lcsu talk and
ion much wriitru on rights nml wrongs.
but. you niwuye fliid the right thinking:
women at home. "
Mr. Shirley flushed and lookod at hb-
pluit‘. The lady ulth‘ii coldly at. Mr. War
burlou, who promptly from woudoriuu
how in- could have thought ihom' eyes so
ulorioim a few minutes before. lmim-d io'i
iii-.pii'nsiil’u continued ilurinu ihc remain
dot of tho dinner. and Mr. \\'arhuriou.
who was a thoughtful mnu. mum in tho
conclusion that thorn was a quality about
hlu fair neighbor, and that her charm war
mun-h depends-at upon her own fol-Ilium.
bulcr in the oveniui‘z Mrs. l‘h'iumnry.
who was nillfic liltractcd to tho scrim»
t'lltfllim'r. aficr potting: the young miihm
hack to good humor. relented a little. and
Mr. Warhol-ion wont mvny with an invii
lotion to Hill tho ucxt afternoon.
"’l’vli mo silncihlnu ithniit yourscif."
hilfl said t-ncmirnuinuiy aim- the cuiiiimm‘
.‘ plum-s worn over with.
Mr. \i’iwburton pom! pcacrfully iilln
the fit". He had boon uskctl this qucoilon
lwforo by oiiu-t' wmnon, it made him fccl
that it was tho fil'lli'i‘ of tho «picsiiom-r to
I Iimisurc him. At present he did not. can"
‘ who immortal. ilo kin-w instinctively
that this wimmn cared for the young Iii
ihor. or thought she did. which was about
. the same thing. lie was mam-d no more
than a man usually is by tho interest of
u pri-tny Woman. ills (vi-lions, which had
been sorely iriml. had just coluwd down
to a natural state. and he won not anxious
formnro upheavals. Anyway he had no
desire to he taken up for a few hoars'
. inducement and then dropped.
“'l'heni is little about me that Is worth
. telling.“ he paid quietly. ,"I was born in
l Ht. Louis. entered i'olumhln college. stud
i led mining and engineering. went til-'imith
America, found alleer in Peru. Wirfatnifl
tolerated in a mine. Two mootha aeo'i
ed tin-nun
I
. bum . rm ., .. .lm‘l r" in". .:
. . p .
felt alohllng to be back in America?!"
nunaa beaten. and hero I am.”
(lleinontry rained her eyebrows
ado. This man not the newer
oxymoted. Young Mr. l-lhlrloy
Thll man
tibia
new if he were laughing at her or
B it ehe was a clever w'omen and
to handle if his feelings were
She made up her mind in an in-
stunt to move them. Not that who cared
for him, but there is excitement in stand-
ing on i crotor'a edge when one knows
that the ilrcs below are not extinct.
So do delightful woman, with her own
effectioi s divided between the young eu’
thor on
(not no ally divided). determined towin
the lot of a man who, she know, most
suffer. No, not fore whim, but because
she boll ed he Would come unwillingly.
She nlw yswnutcd tho noxtto impossible.
It was a passion with her.
tho remainder of tho vlnitllhe
t. reserved, ucrioua. She lot hlm
omuulincsa of her. She did draw
is. lobe was really a charming
in! would have denied that she
Perhaps she thought only of
0, ho
Bd-
When Mr. Wnrburton arena to
felt rogr t at parting. Mrs. Ulemen
njoyed his visit. The man. as he
lowly toward the elevated sin-
she had
walked
lug mesnerizcd. lie awoke that night
about her dad found it hard to
sleep as n. in the morning he thought
t luncheon the visit of the pre-
oning was lees distinct. That
The foreign
house on the “Carmen" night,
Mr. Wnrburton had assisted his
little cm sin from his. He lifted his hot
as Mrs. llomentry passcil liliu in the cor-
ridor on the way to her box. Mr. Wurhur—
ton and his companion found their or-
chestra soils with some difficulty, for it
was the l iggest night of tho senoon. i'ld
ounrd d lleszke was to sing the Tori-n-
dor; his bro! er Jcnn. Don Jose; De
iiussnn. ('m-inc , and Mclbu was Michaela.
Not own the great "haunt" nights of the
your beiorehuddrawn so largo an nudl
I-iico. 'i‘io thought of thourcnt luncso's
thrilling notes ringing out in tho Hung of
tho hullfluhior llllcd all with cxpcciniion.
The labor I twang of tuning violins vibrut
h the flower pcrfiimod air. The
tiers of 1 me, one above number. scintil-
hiiod lilmdlnniond horseshocs. The city‘s
«with w H on purndc. and no city in the
world car produce it more brilliant eight.
"Jack, ’said the littin lady as soon as
Wurhurii u had got off his coat and folded
his prop; amino. "who was that woman
you just unvod to?"
“Mrs. (‘lcmcntryy the wife of Clcmcir
try. iln-l inki-r.”
" is she an old friend of yours?"
"ldon' know that l cnllvhcr airichd at
all. i not licr but uni-o at dinner and
dropped i i tho next afternoon. "
"\i‘cll. ' said tho little lady. with do.
l'iriul. "i rcaiiy thought hilt! wan a friend
and felt some way that i-ho didn't liki-
llll'.”
Jack's t nod liuinorcd laugh was drowurd
by ihc oriiwslru. In truth. be had almost
iorgoticn Mn. ('lomcntry. for it was fully
km» \rcck' alum in» bud [mill iim afternoon
\isii. iii had not gone back i'it'i‘lilintlllf‘
rculiznd i int silo was exceedingly niimct-
iw; that if ho saw much of her he Would
in all llkilihoud regret it. ii» iiiM'l I'm-II
Willilllll'il More. lie was not anxious for
any more sum-ring. ilo had boon a moth
:norc ihm once and bad burncd his wings
iii‘ did nit bi-Iit-vc in love or first sight.
but be but an iniriliucnt porn-prion us in
how low night grow. and thou ihcro wa-
\ir. i‘h-im niry. Wurburiun know himwlf,
lin- wasm arc that tho but luicniions and
Liltl siroiiu wt resolution-i an- cruisumml on
ll'l‘:l~iilll 1 1w pupa-r in a ”Hill". lb- got a
uiiuipw o Mru. i'lciiniiiiiry in hot box to
'ho rigid and thought that aim was iln
lilllnl ilt'lll iii'ul in all iho throng. 'i'ho-n.
virnnuo no it may t-i'l'lll. ln- fcli annoycd
with lilim -If for not having i'iliit'l' upon
hcr auniu mi hili‘ bud «ski-ii him to do.
’l‘bc ilr t act was all ibnt could have
born hopvl for. The WHHlll'l of the them».
”in lwmy. sn'liicd air, iho music. all cniu
him-d in n U\'i' the liliiil no ho had rim-1y
ilt‘t'il inns id before. The Woman ilt'tiillf‘
him chnii d cliccrfully nwny. iciliug him
who won his one. who ilmi—it won the
box in tho loft. in which sat ihv lli'illlliflli.
lurk ililif‘ti “lililflll with iilt' diamond
i-oroin-i. ilifl who loolu-d so sad blu-
thought, i \o fii‘f‘llllllllifi of flu- finch-i. lmx
must ho ~i|‘f|llt(i'l"i, m sln- had not: own
”will hcfo e. um! “'Illliii'f'l'li why the Van
dorliilt ho. woo cmpiy.
" You know. I run-1y miss rm opcra
night." ul . prniiicd on. “'l‘hcro is fluih‘
in“ like i'lil'l'ft. i’ll admit that. tho nrciu's
iru at the grand opcrn in Paris is licitcr.
but nothing visc. itwiaihln‘t ho if we
had ours the sum-- all the timc. m they
do."
Then hi
which to
ith mom
"llo loo. in the right. 'l'hcro‘s young
Mr. Shirley. lic in sutiilcntcd. 0f i'mii‘id'
you have r 'ilii ' Prcckh-s.‘ his great charm
for “civil nml then throw dainty love
stories. l in nu admire him. He m-nt inc
his niitour ph lnnt work and told mo ouch
lwuuilful thing» about himself. lilo wish
he wuuld «now down."
Warburi ill Inokmi at his little cmmln
comically tilii thought how nilkc worm-n
Wt‘ri'. 'I'bei he cuughtnluhtof Mr. thrir-y
in llaiikci llh-w‘s box. lie was really
radium. he hair parivd exactly in tin-
Iihldlc, hhl blah eiandupnnllur. bin square.
ilunlml fill" and scrapldc smile. all took
Inu him ih' iiinnt oouspicnouo man in the
mom ho -.
'l'hnsccond not fulfilled tho promlm of
ihc first, ‘I he lio ilesnLi-n had llI‘VI'f’ mun
both-r. Mel in'u voice was like a hiril'o and
no lain-mi 's acting exquisite. Flowers
ruiiiml ripui tluv sumo. it Wllll truly [be
mirror-1H of the downhill.
“Why, \‘nrlmrton, how do you do. nnd
you. Mine Iirnfbmi? ilolinhii'il touch you.
l‘m auto. Just. came down to lake WM
hurtou‘s pl mwhilc bottom to Mrs. Clem-
euiry‘n ”0‘“th sent me to tell him to
come."
" Now. ll
noting hlii
tilillol’ui i
the radiant
don‘t comc
gins."
Mr. l-‘hlr ey mulled comphoqentiy. The
hemimo til-'mwi him. although he nae
used to it. He not down in Warhurton'p
place.
“ilu yo
man. Mr.
"tilt! three
formanoe
o mll‘i' Jack ill'l' ohm with
unit about the house and tho
iit said:
i no. Jack.” said the litrh1 lady.
hesitate. and herself all in a
oliuiit at the. very prion-non of
Mr. :‘hiricy, “and mind you
back until the orchestra he
know. you arc-n very queer
Vathurion." mild Mrs. Mom
or four eveningc after the per
1 "(Jarmen." "’l‘eli vna who
her somewhat elderly husband .
you annulled me
the accident of your being at the opera 1
don't anppoao I should are: have seen you
again." -
"You." told Warhol-ton slowly. ”It was
my intention not to use you again.”
“That was unkind." laid the lady.
“My other frienda don't treat mooa badly
as that. But toil me why.”
Wnrburiou thought awhile. and than,
looking hie quentioncr full in the face,
told:
"My conduct was ironed on purely self.
iiih litOl’chfl. You affect me strangely.
Who i am with you, I am, as it were,
undo a spell. l have the feeling such mi
i imagine to he of o nwaiiicrlilt’n auhlcct.
After leaving you it exist» in a lliiilicl‘ do,
groo and finally wears off. I know that
if I should Mill you often it would be at
the expenee of my peace of mind. I Would
ommio you [mi-balm, but that mousemont
eventually might prove dimtrous to too.
i have come today to bid you good by. ‘l
have determined to go back to South
America."
Mru. Clmnontry did not reply at once.
She felt regret that be was going away.
She believed that if she told him so—made
him hollow it——-thnt he would not go. A
feeling that tho did not exactly under
stand herself kept her silent. She realized
tluit it was: both-r for him to go. '
"Pcrlmps." elm sold slowly, ”if you feel
this Way it in butter that you should go.
but i am sorry."
Those glorious eyes of hers were turned
upon him softer. deeper, more louder than
he thouuht tin-y could lml Afccling of
helplessness (than: over him.
“Have you round Mr. filiirlcy's sketgh on
downtrmidcn Wumeil?” Mrs. (Zlcmentry
asked, for the ullcnco had become painful.
Wnrhnrton pulled binuiolf together.
“You.” be said. "it in clever."
"I think it ii delightful.” said Mrs.
Clonieuiry. "i think he hasngroat in-
turn."
"That I doubt." said \i’arhurion
thoughtfully. “In five years he will have
been forgotten. lie is. i think, 0", that
class of writer» who can Ulcvcriy diffs an
incident that they hereueen, but the merit
of whose prmluctious are more the Incl»
dunt than the telling. We coo this not
only in tho novelist. but also in the play.
wright. tho draumtiut. 'Frocklcs‘ wan the
most catchy tiling that libirley has writ-
ten. it was ilm story. though not the
writing, which carried it. ills luicr pm- i
dilutions have never been as good. [In is j
liable, however. if ho [lii‘kfi up anothrr in— ’
cidcnt ae intorcaiing as that in 'Fn-cklivs,’ -
to do a» good a More of work. But the
writer who thus not iii-pond lnrm-iy upon
his own iinnuin'ii ion can flirt'i'l' ho urczii.
ills Wind storii-q ant a prom-dent; his iocdi-
ocru ones. who h Hillel hr in tho m-ijoriiy,
put him down. 'l'ukc >51t‘.\’i'litvllfl. who
was. I think. ilu- groan-at hivt'llfil writcr,
uml you are iniprvmed by flu: uniform or
‘f‘iit'fll't' of his work. Uf (mini—e thcro arc Q
dcgrroo of cxecll-~ru:e in imagination, and 3
some thing» pin-so us murothnn others.
yct it is the writi-r of imzminniiou who?
ili‘l'rt. The average ncwawuu-r man («lie
I Mary wi-ll. liv can't. cwlvv anything:
grout, lu-i-auw‘c liv' lurks that touch which
mum-s so i‘ilm' in genius and which Is lill‘
r~lcnu-nt of pcmmm-m. sill‘i‘t'r‘efl. Sarah %
'immi, whom ’lIvuvi-uiy 'l'winn' is so f
much iullwii nim ii. today. and 'loin.‘ who .
wrote "i‘in- Yl'ilv'w .‘~i|'f.. uri' other "it!
mg typin, and “.21 ll!’ foruuiirn ill a few
years. i know )Hli don't like me to talk
{iii-i wuyuimut yo .:' frlriiil. imtunurhould
not liiiiiii bliim'it In furl-4.",
llcllcvv-d of ilu' oilililfllrilsalliitlli muswi :
by the ni'i'lié! at tho is- ginning of tho \iiill,
the two. straying iuiu currcui. liinraturr.
found that their tl'fl'rt were strangely
uiilw.
"'i‘ell mo," sitiii Mn, fflcmcntry. "what
you think of 'i’rti-r lbhctstbf i like it
honor thou "l‘rilhy' and think it in siren
arr.
"it show» for more imagination." said ;
Warhurtou, "although rcnily ii is 1cm; in
refuting, in tin- ilelllliftfl it lei woiik, i
:tiid Du Muuriur hm .m lliiiuflililflll‘habit
if throwing in llippnw i. s berg and "WW,
liko that Sunni M‘t'fll' which now. gmic
.ip..n non-drive mium "l'rilby’ i,» mori-
tithing than 'iiiin-to n' im‘itilrt' flu-m is
llliil‘i' rvrryday human nuiurc in it fine '
has more frirnilui in it.» Ihurm-irrs, I
don't know if you how cvnr ilmuulit of ii
iii this wuy. but niiv' of ibogrraivwi rimrm»
in it howl. and that “bu-h ini- rm» our
hunt. is iiw fro llfi'b hr umkm with tho
characters. in "i‘riliy’ you mount. liclp
liking tin; 'l'oliy and the Laird. Tho;-
<'nrry tho story for int. rout. 'l'hv sin-nail».
liowcvor. is in Mooreli. wlmwu-l grout.
iliimuuh not admiral-w .’l'nli y ilid mi
mow inc twosome ~hc vu- n nulxrr forced
production. l dnuii'. how-1M. if ino-i
people will nun c with um about in r."
"I don‘t flunk (but. llu .\l;u.r.rr was
rmlly fair wiih fivchgzili.” Mr». I'lcmcir
try inti-rp civil. " il- in.” rmlly n “ruins.
ills Liking 'l'rilhy 's print u m- and mint!
in” with if. lo the rim llit‘il 0i lliu look."
"i tourm- with you. liii .‘luiiriir'a Inis
mist! WM his .‘ii‘fi-r‘ilwii for Milk “ilit‘I'.
who. i think. in runs! uninivrntiug."
'l'im manhunt." drifml along Mr-a
l'lcmr-niry hull id: at and morhonulnuliiy
of thought. “’urhurrnn was niirprm-il oi
hvr bromine-vs and common .‘hc- hail irav
t‘it‘ii (‘illl‘ilit‘l’iiiiiy and lull phi lot-a if out
to talk with iiwttt'lll r» of ionic» in which
sho mu iiii-riwlwl. Hm told him mun-
things about iii-airic.» ifurrmicn limi mth
er eiii'prlm'd him -~ lum’ this won-mu. an in
valid. had told hrr rim it foul. munihs to
wriio”:~‘hips 'l‘nut i’um in tho Mum."
that she had no strip-graph” and had
pomml line by Him hr rwlf while in grout.
physical pain.
“ ‘ri‘bips'l'hnt P-Mrt iuilu- Nixhi.‘ " mid
ii'urburion. ‘ in a ri-iruhiou littlc story.
but. it. «him but slum a un'nt amount of
innumliiy in the writ. r. lie rool charm bi
itsrirnmwumul thi- inipfl'sidoii you act
as in thi- purity of non-l of the nuihnr.
After 1 mid it l mu m r-M‘ with“ ska-lichen
by ihc fluimi “rife-f, sin-um which was
Thu l'mhri lln Mrmlv in which 'i‘hipii
'l'hiit Puss in Sim Niuld' in n «spin-l. the
child of the nfllnt Horizon] brim: ”I" 150?-
nnrdlrw, and tho limb:- ila ma'udcr the old
lumkworio 'i'hlaluitrr rioryalwnyn im-
pri-m-d mu an mm: mini and guru mo
doubts in to the author n sanity. "
Mrnl‘lrmcuiry f’tlm“ hack in a wry little
Wiillt‘fll'1’uit r iliiwisrii." in which uln-
nhllwml iuom iluui umuul lnivrmi. and
which slw rv'nlly thought mom of at thin
inomrnt than ova-r heroic Perhaps it. WIN
become of the gulf that thmllii lbbct-
mm and Mime-y, and that Warhurtnn was
going away. 'l'hionplrliiiill imionof tho
fillifiii'tfl and the prison: r was moving her
atrauqciy
Warhurion glanced iii the mantrl clock.
“in: you know." he *.iili."il is five min-
utes an” midnight? I have non-r known
time to pose pilekN.‘
lie ftl‘uh' in nu. My. i'icmontry aloud.
tun. hot graceful flgurv inclining toward
him
"W'ilt'n (in yrm ”tort for south Amer.
feral" rho: mired almost: tilnidiy.
“A truck from today." he replied.
”Won't you come and no me before
you no?"l
1 about you.
. the llllilin'ul mango (illllil'll plow.
Ho mums helm anewerine.
"'i promue you." one said, "not to pro-
rent your departure. for i realize it in het-
tcr for both of us that you should no."
“i will see you." he said simply.
"'l’omorrow evening?" she asked.
"Tomorrow evening."
And Warburton walked down stairs.
his heart expanding by what llu Maui-lcr
would have called "her ilovellku look of
unit and warm solicltudc."
it Willi Warburton's day for starting.
lie had not slept well. Morning found
.blm rmtlcsii. deprcssmi. lie bud soon M rs.
Clcmeutry dnlly since ho had told her he
was going. She had grown upon him.
She allowed him the finer side of her no»
turc, an women will do to men tin-y care
for. The parting would be honrt wrcuoh-
ling for him. liu nto lliilc breakfast. llli'-
clmnically “lance-d through his paper with-
out umlcrsiumlinu what he re id and
waited impatiently for '2, the hour that
he was to call and bid her goodhy.
,Aiifi Mrs. Clcincntry—how was ibis
purtl'; allot-Ling hurl film could not have
told you herself. Widen Worburton was
ushered in. she held out her hand to him
with tho tiiuidity of a girl of ill.
"Well." said Wurhurtou, with forced
ehecriulncss, "l have come to bid you
goodby and not your godspecd."
"You know you would have that." she
answered. "What time will you have to
leave here to catch your train?”
"it leaves at e," he replied, "and tho
drive to the. station is lmli an hour."
The in) minutes seemed u very short
time, considering that he would be goin-
for years—that he would not see her again.
A look of pain crossed his face. mid the
wuman in her—that protecting tenderness
-—mudchcr yearn to puthcr arm about
his throat. to drab him to her. to comfort
him, to tell him that she loved him; that
if it would make hlin happier she would
abandon everything. sacrifice cycryihiiuz.
and go with him to the ends of the earth.
And he was soothed by this unspoken
sympathy.
"1 am glad and sorry that I met you,”
he said nileruwhilo. "lilnd because you
have awakened in me the truest nil‘cction
l cvcr felt, sorry because i may never see
you again. (if com-sci shall suffer, but
suffering L'illlhl'li by absence has with it a
ram swucincss that mitigates tho puiu.
There is no blitcrncss to ii—no sling. it
finally becomes reverence." '
lint the pain was there all the some,
and he walked to the muutcl and aimless-
ly toyed with tho liric-nebruc. that he
might not show too much fooling. Mrs.
()lcmcniry come near him.
“Such rovcrcnco is sweet ludccd," she
said softly, "but believe that i will suilcr
more‘ibun you. I know that you will for‘
got mo in iimc; that you will meet on}
.uthcr woman whom you will love with
tho grout strength that lswitliin you, fiilll
whom linvy i-vcn now. [felt when I first
fun-t you that you were diil'crivnt from
most im'iiwiiiuro t‘ltf'lii'ri, more siilL‘t'H‘.
iii-ll. piqued at your neglect. i thought
You must know what this
means to an idle. niinlci-‘s woman. 'i‘lzrn
[saw you that night at ‘l'ni-incn.’ The
thought that you were with nnoiin i'\\itill-
an disturbmi inc. 1 could no! icsisl hi‘llli-
. inn for you, and now—now l l'C-‘liilt‘ tin-
“thunk-h"
"’l'lm l'iilsili'ii)’ of nib-i-iiou is our great
salvation. ’ he will. "Win-u no purl. from
threw ivi- llit'i', u“ no losi- Lhc low by ilvziih.
w" fi‘l‘l'llflt‘l: our-circa Jli\\'il)‘s \‘ri We not
according in our light» and ili'l‘ rurcly
I“'f:’"l'i. No one can ov. rmno- info."
'i'ln'y pinini iiu'ri' iiigi'liil‘i' ll)’ Lilli iiillli'
tel. no ii thinking Hi llm oliu r's Milli rill);
.- -lhc \\'niii:iii'~si ill~hnv~s union iim man's
boon-s: nfl'o tiuu prowling illi‘lil lmih.
'l'hl' liiilc rim-k upon iin' lllllllill chino-v '
iho lmi. half hour. 1" tool. her lininl,
Ilrtkattl it to his lip and Win pone.
Mrs. ('h'nn-niry thirw ln-rmli on the
big mahogany much. burying in r i'm-i- in
I tin-soft pillow. inrgriiliig l‘\t‘l'_\'iiliilg but
that which bud gone from her life.
' Will nixulum soc Mr. Shirlcyl" said
the spliinx illi'cii srrvnui. i-nicrinu with n
curd. " “I' is down stairs."
"To” him no. no. nol" was the almost
hysterical answer. "i never want to NT
him again. "
The man stood lliili:l~.-il\'u.
understand. madam.“ he said.
Mrs. i‘iriucuiry recovorcd luvrsclf.
' To” Mr. Shirley l uinout. "-—.~‘i. Loui-
Postrilhpnb-h.
"i did not
w
Lot'a “'lfo m a “l‘illar of Kali."
"find reinvmln ml :ind rout l.oi out of
tho midst of ihc ou-ribrow \‘l'ili‘ll l..- mu r
throw the riiicw in which Loi iliu li iui
ills \iii‘o lilitLi'Ii back from iil'iliiili him.
xix. :3“: 2‘.”
Tim buy-nil which foils ll-i that it suit
Home of Lot's xvii-I silll siuiuls on lin-
siiI-i'n‘nf ”in “roll Wit is illiiimt un iihl (in
Tim
monk l‘- loll. who \‘isiic-l iiu- Iii-ml wit I'l‘
ulon ill lho .yrnr UlT, says: "Tim mlruclo
of 'ilm suit woman. which some wiis iliII‘l'
fili' “‘iir of ”iv lilziiil'illl.‘ ind. silil nillilli‘i
oi i'udum. on tho sonihi-ru bililrl‘lii ilu-
M'ii. The form is n:- pvri- l'i now m it won
on ihoon nimz of lhuziwiul day whru Sod»
um and liunwrmh nvni up their i-nmlw m
the rlliliiiu of a grim fill our“
«if that if it til i‘v‘ lu' lii‘ukcli from lid-i Mill
llll‘llllifiiti. will.” by ltii liilln‘llotor or by
illl' furyof tho i-lcuwuts. ii is liuiomlmicly
and miruculmnly rv-pulrml.“
l’rur‘l'hhlir ,‘ll'ilul‘i'. .iouihor monk. but of
a limit: of Urlll r libui of Si. licncdi-‘i l.
wriiliur 7:.3 yours :iitrr l‘clcli. in tho your
lTllli. shy-l. "'l'hui \vondcrinl suit outin-
still stands. uud must ovcr so stand. as u
iwrpciiml uu-mnrlnl of Illsolwiilrih'u."
Modern writers dm-lurv Lot'n Mlii Min
to ho a myth oml m-vcr iiiuutluii tho mut
irr “lilo-u with iluI Uiljl‘f‘ilii iicipliiu lo
i-rpiuiic ilu' nit-sunliilvw of tho hid lillll‘
sitirli~s.~—~i~‘t Louis Ilvpuhllc.
A l‘r-cullur Community.
The limb-u 'l‘ruusrript toys that of the
lid luliahiimiin of tho liitiu town of Phil“
mark. ou the islandof Martha‘s \‘lucyord.
Zl'i. or itilllusit'lei'iiy uric ipiuricr. urn con
m'nltully drill and dumb. The town rcc
only. ‘~liii\\' that ion of thonrigiiul M'iiii‘ffl
of ihc plow. [may hack in tho dt'Vl’llil'l‘lilril
n-uiory. “'I'f‘l‘ dczii and dumb. and the in.
firmiiy him ilum ill'i'il transmitted to our
own day This licrrdllm‘y luiiiu'iu'c shows
no plan of uniformity In its workings.
dcuf mid dumb parrot.» Imviuu i'iliilif‘i‘il in
full illihhl'hsinli of all ”Mr urn-ow. and vice
i‘rruu. 'l”hi« peculiarcommunity. ohm ill
from the out-Aldo World. is. how. wt. olivi-
in all the welnl nml political lnilnrncou of
tho time and down lint dillcr in proof. dr-
grco from the ihouunml and our l‘l'l'illlil'li
tillnucs which dot our Now England hills
and photo lim'. it ail'ordu. liowi-vcr. ample
opportunity for tho minute liivimiluailon
of built the sm'iolouisi and tho sliulI-ilt of
evolution and phyuloluph‘ol iicrmliiy.
‘I‘ho Ikiitom of the Atlantic.
The bottom of the Atlantic inrmsl a sort
of lrrmrn around the comments, sloping
gradually for MlW'f‘fli iniics. ihch suddenly
dram-oiling too far nrcntcr drpih. in iron»
oral about lllU milm from tho .«lmro there
lo a depth of mo fatlmmu. but in ten iuliea
more the dentin oxuicda 1.000.
ll i-i uni-rt .
m. tfodleu‘m mom on ."
PURE. STRONG. RELIABLE.
it the verdict arrived at by
Chemical Analytic of
OS ; it'll“
Economy. Health and Satisfpctory
Results attend its use.
IANUIAO'HJNID IV
C. ii. 3088 l SON, New London, Conn.
Try Allen's Fool-Ease.
A powder to be shaken intoiho shocs.
At this season of the your your foot fccl
swollen and hot. and get tired easily.
If you, have aching foot, new shoes or
tight shoes, try Allen‘s Fruit-Ease. it
cools the feet and makes walking easy.
Curve and prevents swollen and sweat-
iiu.r feet, blisters and callous spots. Ro-
lii-vcs cams and buuions of all pain and
gives rest and comfort. Try it to-day.
Sold by all druguists and shoe stores for
die. in simnps. Address, Allen 5. film-
stood. Ll'liily, N. Y.
Poison ivy. insect bites. brnises.scnlds,
burns are quickly cured by Dewitt‘s
Witch lluzcl Solve. the [treat pile cure.
ii}. i’. Wci-il and (l. (3. Hiillson.
Did You Ever
Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for
your troubles? If not, gct a bottle now
and get relief. This medicine has been
found to be ixiculinrly adapted to the re-
liof and euro of all Female. Complaints,
exerting a wonderful direct influence in
giving strength and tone to the organs.
If you have Loss of Appetite, Constipa-
tion. Headache, Pointing Spells. or are
Nervous. Sleepless. Vlilxcituble. Melan-
choly or troubled with Dizzy Spells. Elec-
trio Bitters is the medicine you need.
are mnuuntccd trengteulth :uidill-byh
its use. » Tifiy cents. and $1.01) at Sib‘li
son‘s and Wood’s stores.
Boys will be boys." but you can't ai-
i'ord to lose any of them. Be ready for
the green apple season by having,' Dc-
wiit's Colin and (lholcrn (lure in the
house. E. P. Weed and G. C. Siilison.
4 Condensed Testimony.
. Chas. B. flood. Broker and Manufac-
turer‘s Agent. Columbus. Ohio. certifics
that Dr. King‘s New Discovery has no
mpml as (“Tough remedy. J. I). Brown.
Prop. St. James Hotel. Ft. Wayne, ind..
testifies that lll‘ was cured of n (fungi) of
iwo yours standimz. caused by Lu Grippc.
by Dr. King‘s New Discovery. B. l".
Mo-n'ill. iluldwinsvillc. Mum. says that
he has used and i'ceomnicndcdit and
never know it lofuil and would rather
have it than any doctor. because it
cures. Mrs. chnning,‘222 ii. 25th St..
(Shit-ago.'ulwuys keeps it at hand and
has no it'liriii‘lli'iiiiii. because it instantly
rclinvos. Fl’l‘t' 'I‘riilis Bottles ul Still-
snn's and Wood's Drug stores.
Many u day's work is lost by sick hcnd-
;icin- caused by indigestion and stomach
ironblcs. DcWiit's Little Early rim-rs
:irc'ihc uiosi oil‘cctnul pill for overcom-
ing >ii('ll(illiil'lliiii‘§. ii. 1’. WWII and
ii. (‘. Stilisou.
There is more ('uturrh in this section
ofihi- country than all ullli‘l‘ diseases
put Number. and untililu- lust fi'\t'}‘t‘iil'.~
was supposed to ho incurable. For :i
great many yours doctors pronuuncml it
a local (iiM‘ih’ti. :iud proscrilwd local rom-
odics. and by c-uisinniiy failing to cure
wiili local m-ninu-ut. pronounced ii iii-
,i'umblc. Sch-nee has provi‘n i‘uinrrh to
3hr a constitutional disease. and there-
fore rcqnh'vs cuusiiiuiiumil ii‘t‘iiiillt‘lll.
,ilull'sf‘uiurili (lure. manufactured by
; F. .l. Cheny i\' (.‘u.. 'l‘nlmlo, i lhio, is the
lonly consiiintioinii cure on the market.
i ii is lilh‘t‘ll in doses from in drops to n
iiczisixmul'ul. It acts directly on the
[mucous suriucls of the system. They
ioil‘i-ronc hundred dollars for any cos»
it i'niisiocuri‘. Scull for list of iiwii-
lliiiliiiilis‘. .»\ildr.'-s~ 1". .‘l. (‘illiNl‘IY t\'
id L. ’l‘olmlo, ll. Sold by druuuisis.
a
‘; 'l‘lio \vholi- sysicui is druzuml :uol uu- ,
moi siu- iu'i‘zliliull piilurof sail" llillii'~io 'dorinlnrd l'i' idnlcni ulcers iillfi opi'lli
\Viii'ii
ii in lill‘ best illii‘
sores. Ilcwili's
ism-Milly lu-uis flu in.
Erin-o known. l‘l. l'. Wood and (i. (i.
;r§tillsou.
‘ CABTORIA.
l The m- l
i “tingle d ’ clear;
. “3:“ . , , 1322 We":
1 caawonxA.
'l'ttftc-
l ”unlit gt , lei-ii;
i figure ' ' m wrapper.
it doesn‘t math-r much whcilu-r .u‘cl.
headache. biliousnoiis. indigestion :md
constipation lll‘l' ('llllhl’ii by iii-ulci-i or in
éunuvoidulilu circumsiuum-s.
Iliiiih- inrly ltiscrs will speedily (‘llll'
lilicinull. E. l’. Stillmu and ii. i'.
1 Wood.
i
l
You Don't Have To Swear all.
says the St. Louis Journal of Aariculiun
in an («litoriai about No-'i‘o-liiw, thi-
famous tobweo habit care, "We know
of many ounce cured by No-To-iliw.
One, a prominent St. Louis architect,
smoked and chi-wed for twenty years;
two boxeiiimrcd him so that crop thi-
smell of tobacco makes him sick." No-
To-Buo sold and guaranteed by it. if.
i’lsintod. Nocurs he pays Book fro-v.
Sterling Remedy Co. ew York or
Chicago.
OABTOHIA.
“no he-
iioiic "fl
. “W .....
“it . , . "m
M..e........,.,._.. .. . ...... ”M. ....
Buotiln’o mm “in
The boat solve in the Whi‘iil for cute.
bruises, sores. aleiirs. salt rhcum. few-r
son-s. fuller. chapped illllififl. cliilhluius,
coma. and all skin eruptions. and pod
tivoly cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfoci. satinfao~
lion or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box iii. 1’. Wood and (i. (l. Stmeon.
if you he '1 evcr seen a little child in
tho uuouy‘ summer complaint, you
can realm: the danger of the trouble and
appreciate the value of instantaneous
rclicf always afforded by iii-Witt's L‘uiic
dc i‘holciu (lure. For dyiwufnry and
diarrhu‘a it is a ri'liablo remedy. Wi'
could not afford to recommend this as ii
ouro if it were not ii euro. E. 1'. Word
and G. U. Biillmu.
iiii'lu‘i Suit‘v‘
l)c\\'.ii‘.~.
What is.
C a '
Cotton». is Dr. Samuel Pitcher'a
prescription for Infanta and 'lhil-
dren it contains; neither Opiar,
Morphine nor other Narcotic aub-
stance It is a hamlets substitute for
Paregorie, Dropa, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. lite
guarantee is thirty years" are by
millions of Mothers Castoria is the
Children's Panacea—the Mother’s
Friend.
CAsroruA
For Infants and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Castoria. and are first the {cesium}
signature of
is on the
wrapper.” m
Weehailpro ‘ '
feet ourselves and the public at all hazards.
Tun cznraun Couranv, 7': Murray st.,N.Y.
our-93 0F "' e
an? altar$ “s
“ ll. ‘l. Patent 001M.
“976 to 1883
‘ Offices. 4303 Main Street,
‘ BRIDGEPORT. roux.
I
l
Examiner In
Norwalk
Lobsters!
Soft
Shell
Crabs!
HUNT 8: ZELUFF.
Pretty Wall
Decoration
ii ‘I‘sli'i i'mt illl_\' lum'o llizili ugly lilili'l'
ii'» mvrcly u muiicr of hole. It you are
not Mili' \\ but you “not. line in «l way is
it" go in u t'cliziiih- liiill'i'. You couldn‘t
go by hi l‘i‘ ll. you ii'it‘fi l’\'t’i‘ nu hard. “'0
in :Ii'lily built-w limi iiil‘h' lil'l‘l‘i' was it
[Ii'i'iill 1' min oi wall pupci‘.
‘ l'uiniinu. paper hanging and dccornh
lug.
if not couvi-uiI-ni for you to call at tho
valui'i', drip a [min]. and iwill impicusml
to call on you wiih aiull bio-oi sumph s,
E. E. GORHAM,
ii) l-‘illS’i‘ AVlih‘ifii,
EastNoi-wulk, ~ -
Connecticut
F-.._.._..,.-... - . .3
. a... _ .. ....
MAKezvoun
WANTS KNOWN
m rot:
EVENING SENTINEL
YOUNG- MAN'
Why take the chance of II) ins
without lmumuee. when our
Cents a day will
insure YOUR LIFE
FOR SLOOOI
Or Fix (fin. to «lay will give you an Window
meat of “All! payable to onrself if you
live. With neilrnnce. lie everything
eise,theimnt lathe chemical. lysine in the
Connecticut General
Life insurance Go.
0f Hartford.
5. s. L'Hoim-znieu,
iii Washington 'Street. fie. Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler