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AII It lsdleutss m
A WAN? AD.
”I THE MIMI“! must.
WILL RIM YOU
II
Emeline; become «mod to s gentle
mo timed Wellby He web I ml-
tuition by birth II n title. and
for Its A humour?“ into In. could I
out, was“ III eve Q” worthy, tII
ofliu this 5mm"! loads. HII'
IQIII'IIII m IIIIII tailing him. sud .06..
slim II II“ publicly known that they
were Inbound he was ordered by III!
pityyicleus to make a voyage to Cullen
ud return on a sslllut ship lu pur-
uunde 0! this be selected the Meteor
tine new nhip on her second voyage,
and lull a cabin specially prepared and
was the only passenger abosrd.
'i‘lIe Meteor salted Away from Liver
. pool on I certain (isle, Ind was spoken
here and there until the was tulrly at!
Cape 'Horn. Then the lost news of her
come. and weeks and mouths dragged
away and she was posted as lost and
given up by everybody. Being nobody
but a sailing man with s first mate's
certificate, I can only tell you what I
read in the papers and board tullted
among my own rim That was to the.
effect that the rich widow wu nearly
heart-broken over the IOIIII at her lover
and that her life was despaired 0! tot
many week}. It. wm't, much to figure
on how the Meteor was lost. She
struck the regions of the cspe in winter
time, and that. meant snow aIIIi sleet,
stud tog. and gale. and ice Lost she
was, however it had happened and as
many a good ship has betme her and
by and by evwryhudy but the. width
had forgotten the circumstance. At
least the name «It the Meteor no longer
uppeoml‘in the public prints. and sail-
urs bad «cum! to talk 01 her. I think
It had been tin-u: years since the dis-
mrr and l hall mule several tongue
here and there. when I link a run
down to Morgan- one ,IIIIuIIIIer's day, It
so chanced than u woman walking
ahead III In». on the pier would have
[out her hat by II put! of wind had I not
been at hand to pick it up, and he:
"thank you. air.” led to other words,
and directly the found out that I was
a Ilallor.
'l'lII-u IIIII‘ asked me to sit down, and
band IIIII-Ittimilng the shunt the loan at
the Melmr. Until then I did not tilts-
poct her Identity. bite proved III I)!’
Mrs. Farleigh. and for tear you may
think litu- overlmld in conversing with
II itrnttgvr. let me Add thnt the tour I)!
her husband outweighed III! the rest at
Illl' world in her mind. She bud. as l
:ItIorwanlII learned. tsilmd with ship.
on new. ruplulns, and mntI-II whotwwr
«he had an opportunity. and always
I‘IIPI‘IHI’INI II hope that her IlH’t'I‘ still
sun’lvml. A! II man I pitted her. but
all It sailor I Dfll‘l’t'd It" grain «It mm-
lurt. If the. Metmr had been wrerhml
aloft and III") III by sea: there
Would have been)
hunts. ll she had ('l‘lti‘htiid mm the ire
it was barely pmmibln that some of lwr
pwplo had 18k": In mm m' berg. IIIII
IIlth Im I‘TIIIIIN' Mining beyond a sin
or two. When usIII-Il III glw an lIIIIII-III
IIpItIlmI I did 1m. and though I mold
are that the woman IIIIII hoping autumn
hope. Illu- wan IIIII prvutly rust down
Her fixed IIIHI up» that lwr lover and
some III III!‘ Ulilé'l' escaped «In Ibo ire.
and it was plain eyIdglI l all she t'lIlIAII
Iilll‘l't‘flilt‘r It III II argument.
'l‘hrm- mnttllIII lttlI-r. mt I sat in the
"MCI" II! Mortars Grater & IIIII'KI'I'IIH'F.
IliIIp-IIIIIIH'II. LIH‘I‘IMMII. the firm ro-
I~I~iI'eIi a twin lrnm .\IrII. I‘nI'lI-lxll.
wllum IIII') know quite wI-ll, asking
llll'IIl III send u Ittpluln or HIIIII' in o
iInII-l WIIlI-II t-lIM' Iulmml. It won IIIIIIIII—
Toms about IIII‘ IIlIl matter. and alto-r us-
I'I'l'lfllfllnlt lllltI l had talked with twr
.mlw, ll mm suggested llml I I’I'l'IWIIIII
III the IIUIP. I did um. and way by no
Inmms prepared In. what i'ullnwml. She
lmIl u III-.I I'IIIII‘I. walling IllrrI-IIIInII. II
IIsIImllII- III wIIIlIlmtlIm. I-lI-., IIIIII IIIIIl
M‘Idonlly lwI-II pooling hem” up It
Izuml IIll, she mm no longer in II state
III IlI‘IIIlIl. title wmI putatively more that
Mr, WIIlIlIy and Your own IIIIII «raped
in an lI~I~IIerr. luv-n driven for III ”III
south. IIIIII were even thou living
M130”! lite in" and hoping III! reIIcIIe.
Whoa I imitwl III hm" tor an upland-
llrm I)! lwr mmmtnew she told me she
had had II dream to that «um. One
night two or three wot-Int III-tore IIIIII
had fallen ualmp III dream Ihsl she
WIIII IIIIIIIIrd tlw Meir-III in storm and
durum, film find discovered hemlt
lII I120 mlIitI The. all» went on debit
and Itflmnfl the we“:
AII IIIII- WHIIII'TNI ova-r the IIIIlp It
I‘l‘llflhl‘tI lnlu IIII timber: and III! mutual
went by the board. In the wm-k Ind
routusinn (our men got away. one of
whom wmI luyr law. They loulul
ludgment on I IIIIIIII III IIIII m. but
were without lIIIIIl III' extra Nothing.
Mm l'erlelpll had never hem sboud
the Meteor or any other filling IIIIIp.
and my IIIIII'prlIIII ”a mat when she
told It”? at the things she now III her
dream. “he (Wow I: mrmt [IIIII at the
whim: gave IIII‘ and. tuition of Jim
dork barometer sIIIl other lbim and
her amount or titles: on III-cit mold
hardly Inm- lIIImI better told by I
Muller IIIIt tor mm particular: 1
should have rldleuled IIIII' limb bu
III III? thing: Illa mentioned to partly!!!”
IIIIIr was the uptown amt glue.
Imaging III III-elude III thump-Ina
way. II but mm III III by
bill brother Will. ”III the Milton
and: "From 5'. III it." In Mr m.-
wke but "III that IIRI‘II'IIUI mm .
If. u m afterward: mus. m
AI”. sine W the null I!»
mum III the (splint II IIIIII 56 It
be M” W M.
0- th floor (It the ebItI Dale's um
.wbt sud tound that prp thrown
at “W
to: hit m m at III.
.Ithunre to: small,
sud dsr ii “In to (tea
mm mm IIIII’ did i
Well what my fluid is the
um thing at Ibievpt. sud pet‘ltsps you
not be r when I say that
she had ““le Mp
IIGI- mind to fit
but a ship “‘60 It cumin; down
lover. No could say would also
made her trout the entwined that
very altsruoon she commissioned
Mauro. Gram & "WV“ to buy
and lit out 1 ”cum
Au I stood well with the firm I was
uttered the benb of chic! mute and
sent out to look to! II suitable bottom.
The orders were to spare no expense.
and In the and"! W! s m bdrlt III
900 tons bunben and sent her to the
shipyards to be strengthened. It was
two months More we wore ready to
sail. and at least every other day dur-
ing that time the lsdy us at the oflce
or on board the bark. Site her-alt ll!-
tod up the cabin which Mr. Weliby
would occupy on his return. and lube
aim furnished clothing and extra gar-
ments and every little comtort that
could be thought of. One of the tut
things she did. and that within an hour
at our sailing, was to bang her photo—
graph on the wall at his stateroom.
The Sucre“. as she rammed our crutt.
rarrled II crew of twenty mu.
was live more than n merchantmln
would have carried, but we were solo;
to do battle with Ice and would need
extra help. Every man was young.»
hunt and a good main. and no ship
ever tell. port with s new 30 wall pm
video tor. I never learned what the
(fill at that expedition was. but I am
sure it would have been considered s
fortune lor moat people. We got nwly
with lurk in our tutor. having no car-
go except what we might Ilud It tale
for among whalers. and one? rlear ot
the land we steered 3 tonight wane
for Cape,- Horn.
I am not going In detail the run. We
had learned tit-t tor a period at 18
days More the Meteor was supposed
to have been lost there wu an un-
broken sale from the northwest. This
would have been in her teeth ad
would ban: driven her down to the
south and IIoIItlmIst Getting our lut-
Iutle as nearly as we could. we bore
away to the south. It wu now sum-
mer time. and though we got an occu-
sional gale. there was nothing to dread.
For twelve days and nights. mulling
very ordinary runs. we held our way
down mm the region of sileure and
tear, and then we sighted our first lee.
It was being driven northward by the
summer wind». and II daylight one
morning we iound the whole occult to
the south entered, he run seventy
miles to the cast to turn this Add at
lee. and then to the wutbwut for
three days more before we got union;
the park Ire and ire hem. One night
the wind tailed no slut we dritted law
a gap in a due and were trout: in.
.II the sileme and Iisrknm of the
Arc tie mt are as awesome and territy-
in; In men tell III II in no warm: than
that almost unknown m that washes
the ham- III that other pole. the silence
II! which in w awful and the darknau
m dense that men dare not open their
lips to weak the name of (lad. One
II‘I'II We to} lmlmldmi in the due
making not the ultuhtnt drift in any
IIIIH‘IIOII. and mlug neither gull. our
whole nor shark nor any living thing
I-xoept what belonged In no The days
were lull of haze and log and hollow
albumin and strange whisperuwtllo
nights wou- uppalling. find. how grub
IIIIIIW II. on? It a Ital:- had not sprung
up and let IIII lame some of our men
would mm. gone crazy "I a day or two
more. For right clay» we battled with
II'II~~-glpuutlt' berg». park Ire, does and
polrhm ~aml mm was not an hour in
all that time when we tell sate. (III
the ninth day the wind tell to I "one
III-mu. the ne- went down and at noon
we were within s mile o! the blunt
berg OI them all. It In three Imps
(mun together. or looked that way.
and from ”W water to the bigot-III pull
Inn-It have been a dilllnt‘i' III In» feet.
It won I mild man I mile square. and
there were mint sud ravines sud plat.
«III» III you would llud on s mountain.
As we sailed slowly alums s new sight
presented Ilse" every Incident. and the
grandeur and solidity ol' the meat but
svmi on until the men spoke In 5'va
pen to wit other.
We IIsII traversed two-third» of the
length III the big berg. when It bean
In turn «In Its sxln, so It were. I sup.
me some euvmt lsr down we: bi
work at the gigantic use. It revolved
from «It to west. turning unanimity.
sud n 5" "Irina It with buted
breath the «min smitten” raised his
(In. In III an and tub; out;
"000d God. Ir. cum Mt look
time—«III III-t slum alum III taut up!”
linoktheglesumummdeom
hump km». and seated with their
in. Innis the host may. no. tits
mural ms “um! and “It
toward mm pole to sesrpb of her at...“ M
TM! .
w MW
‘I [W
tallied their glassy sy
5,; " . 1
Tbs Int: In wblol. My; mum
lulliy out bad mm Io “use,“
It: belt and that: been at“
not». The null.
prevented our landing on tint side.
(In all the other W
finish! up. I morbid ”airflow
stand by until s lsndlng W In”!
but by night another sale “In. on and
mulwwbstothemmm
wespntuo any» Ioohlutnrthulgn
berg we could not find It. It m m
broken up or so» dnvlgg buck Into
tbutregioloteternslleeudpileuel
and dent!» As the grieving wow
dmmed. so but things come about. but
It was not for the hand of nut: to rev
cue the pow (allows-1mm their
all.
eyes melting the cold and brill! sea.
and never a hope In tbelr beam. they
had died. and the wold ales bud clum-
ed their requiem.
ACCESSORIES.
WWI“ “It!
mpg-Iona mth-M.
Lemmvmdmnbeleum
summit worn. Pulled. In ,mllaoo
sole. pulsar Inlet. or at “like
th ball", they form I WW“
haunting finish Curated Goodall“
unemployed {mutant-tom
Highmlhnsl'vanlpsqmumud
“bio! on WI!“ “threaten, III-A
mum
trimming hing fined d the buck. M
coIlsI-s at fine Iim. W or b.-
“licked m ween with simple costumes
at ‘0“ flfib Munich I
Bet-nu cur p m
up Introduced as an edging tn mutt,
mute sud motile» 0! nuts and Inn.
“Indentation. wIIIelI Is no ”with.
black and com or In two Iona W
is 'very light. delicate and India. Ind-n
badly be looked st without sun-lulu.
damage. but It is snttsndbunnnlng
therefore desinble when It an be often
mowed
I'ImnI-ettes III neodloo platted ”on
or gills are worn under bolems III tutor
mbnfidery.‘7beehemmmw
with handset locum alpine insertion.
Ida-two! plaid silk m the node with
I-lon bodies at cloth
[tits at for may be happily 0“!de thi-
winm to make u Inblonsble dam-tins.
They Inuit be out Into mandala! III-
m circle: or ”In M sp-
piled to the pane-t to be mud-g
Instead III plied by buttonbols um
mud thdnwsaomliusotm
The tilt-untied ‘Im today shows n
my blouse at plaid-III. It turns mad
plans In W, Main: III the middle
with time unit! buttons. A wldnolisr at
white mull» covers the should-1e and I:
trim with mbmidny sud Inset wIIII
Inertia». The calls! sod mm m at
leH um. while the cults III-(eh the odds
enlist The belt Is at film
.It'uc 0mm.
”Vastly My.
The "I“! III the Commas!
lteuml for the mmut wseII ashes
the inflow"; showing:
Ike-I estate ales sud maps tor
was ending Pelt-rm s:
New Item ....I.. ...... to ”7,219
Well Hun-II ........ 5"" d 6.“.
"OHIO“! ”1... .2I "7m
Bridgeport ....... l ........ It It”
Waterbury. ......... . ..... I run
It“!!! . .............. .. 5 am
mum»; I ”15
Norwich ........... .. .. z “I.
MAW ......... 2 ”CI
Noni-lb . II 4.5“
mm .. .. .. . I“... I I.”
and rem-ad it ”pm W .
Seated with elbow In elbow. with .
t M 5, . .
Aid-.4: WWI
I'stbs'nmiuuduu dalm-
Mmbetsltim out sud “III tuba
r
to its I cord“, lion.
will be ‘yed threat:
emoutotteiiqreeeussdby
eat-nu, which III nothlui but an ln~
Mod condition at the mucous set:-
m .
We will [Ive One Hundred Dollsrs
tor my can of Dulce-s (caused by
at”) that capitol be cured by
'sflell' Catirrh Cure. Send tor cir-
culars, tree.
I". J. CHENEY (I 00., Toledo, 0.
Sold by annulus.
~mmu"onpn . ‘ 'I
Ion. radii-II People
allow a cough to ntupntil It get.» III!—
youd the reach of medicine, 'I‘bey ot-
ten say "Oh. it will, went away, " but
in most cases it will wear them away
Could they be Induced to try the suc-
cesstul medicine culled Kenps Bel-
smwbich is sold on a positlve stare
mm to cure. they would immediately
see the excellent elteet utter taking the
lintdose. Pricezscnudsoc. 'I'rlnl
else tree. At all drums.
Prosperity comes notches: to the
man whose liver is in mood eondltloo.
DeWitt' s Little Early Risen Arc tutu-
ous little pills to! continual. blI-
Iousnen, indigestion sud Itll stomach
sud liver troubles.
9- (PM. .. £32.“!!! ..
filth
I“ M
II , _ m
-Aeetol limit- If: cold-
llrs. Tm, Pleas-union. 0.. says:
Anettwodootonnnupmyboyto
die I send him tron map by using
050 llluute Com Cure. It Is the
quickest sud meet certain remedy toe
combs. colds Ind nil throat Ind lung
troubles.
(I. C. Still-oi. I. 1’. Woods
One lint. Comb Cm eut-
qnlekly. M's what you mt.
G. 0. “than. 3. P. Val.
Prank Sherwood was down town to-
dsy. the first time since be had his
tussle with the cholera morbus. He
says he drove thirty miles utter be no
taken, and never ensue so near dying
in his lite. After this when he goes
out In the country he will Me a bot-
tle ot Cbmberlfln's Colic. Cholera
and DIsrrboes Remedy with IIIIII.~
III-stun Valley flown) Times. For
file by G. C. million. South Norwnlk.
sad 3. P. Weed; Knew-1k. ‘
. I ‘ . l- ' . .
Bil-Wis.
a , '
Ill-s Allie nub-u. limit, 'I., wu
mum: m on the toes sud
seek. Rel: was Inst-nay relieved by
DeWitt's Witch Hue) Solve. which
baled the Injury without lentil. I
salt. It Is the m plie remedy.
u. c. wit-II. I. P. Weed.
In s recent letter from Wnsblnslm.
D. (‘I.. to I! old friend, W (LA A.
Binder tor twenty years tinned sum
Consul st BInnpore uys: "Willie It
Des Holmes 1 bees-II: acquainted with
linlmeut known as Chamberlslu'u
Pain Bella. which I touml exeelleut
midst rheumatism as well It! walnut
mess of the limit and chest isle.
In; In much essterf beam”): I
lad I touch o! pneumoni- eIrIy Illa
week. sud two applications freely sp-
plled to the thrust and chest relieved
me It once. I would not be without It
tor anything.” tussle by c. C. Still—
“. South Norwslk, and B. P. Weed.
Non-It.
now 1'0 Clint A COLD
til-ply take Otto’n Cure. we know
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