VOL. 5. N0. 37:
WKEW
onoun BOUNDt.
03.
The Double Lives at Sil-
ver Brook.
I! IDA VIIGINIA HALE.
Author of ‘ tannin: m min or Wm
umr‘ ‘ he Gunners no“: You.
nuvmr “ ‘ Bowen—M nrvtlut‘
he Ire.
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CIIAPTER IX.
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Vow night 0 din: shades spin involve the N:
Again the nod‘ rerv wut n place to lie:
mu tho, couch and lid 0 Main: “fit.
on: beer thst lonely widcw‘ 0 well!
See her dim eye: her upset pntet
To Beev‘n she turns in deep decpelr;
Her taunts wonder at her prey‘r.
And. mingling tesrn. they know not why.
Lift up their little bends. end cry.
Longhorns.
Annette Hurst hsd remsined where they
were for n time nfter her husbsnd‘s deport-
urc. '
She nude strenuous efforts of supporting
herself nod children on she hsd before done
in times of extremity by obtuining puptlr
in drswing.
At last. shsndonlng the hope which hnd
proved futile. chiefly from two mesons:
the slutbbincs of her situation and the Ice-
son being the one in which occupation of
this ltind is laid slmost completely noide,
there was. but one alternative remaining.
She tool; the remunntof the smell nmount
of money which he hsd left her and went
in such of n room.
“ Mums." cried Crissy when she returned.
“ don‘t leave Baby sud me alone any more.
We get so tired end you stnid so long-
Won‘t you tnke us with you next time l“
Ab! this was what hnd made it so hard.
She shuddered lit the thought as she sank
into n choir tired and worn.
To take Cissy. to take her children with
their painfully exquisite love of beautiful
things and refinement iriheritcd from their
farther to that close dork alley. up those
flights of ricltrtty stairs to that dirt-be.
grimmrd luck room hung with cobwebs
.. ,,lriclt with dust.
("15y coulsl well remember. she knew.
the time when thry lived in a single room
at the up of rt l'lll brick house and when
the user. to go out muid nl‘ kinds of Weatlh
or to ..give her lessons.
Everything wsc turngrc but there mu n
semblance of comfort and respectability
nbout it.
.‘l’ntr—“(lht it in too bad. How can I
take them tilt-re to live P" she asked bitter-
ly and claspcd her hands to her head.
It was is prayer that came—only a dumb
reaching up of the heart through its an-
guish to that power which nlone sees the
tucking misery of the soul in hours like
this.
But closely following. almost instants-
neotrs with it. came strength nnd courage
for renewed exertions.
Bastily rising she went over and unlock‘
ed s large trunk racked with housekeeping
articles sud took thatch-0m s tine though
old linen sheet. It was but the work of an
hour to convert it into n couple of curtains
end with s forced checrfulness shc nmused
the children in the meantime.
Then replacing her bonnet and shawl she
went out and brought in s truckmnn who
took their few goods end conveyed them to
the new place.
When he had gone she clssped the chil-
dren to her breast and bade them wsit pa.
tkutly until mama come back which would
be nlmost st dark when she would take
them with her.
Then closing the door. and locking it sf-
ter her thnt they might be safe. the hurried
sway.
it was s herd teak—this scrubbing end
donning—for the thin delicate Irma end
bonds but u mother‘s lovc lent thorn
strength.
She bought I. cheep bottomed. table. smell
. cooking-stave lid n couple of chairs. And
”wheat“ red ny- or sunlight from over
the tops of time rest building. gum
W the small but bright elven, NW of
the circle window cud struck upon the op.
who well it M with Warm.
hem whim and voter “MIKE
. melt tweet cud pure
g the may turnouts. mm to the but
sdvun‘uv. the ehihlrvu‘r kw toga; when
eutthtttut’fihtmwtbhulikec
bonnie them tho old mouthpiece cor».
eredw‘ttbelenn mum the law We
Mmugm ofberowe sketches
mtfiwflkcmtm htivsrltnullt
mauve-truth of nm.ftnuk.m
heeiowh’teh mthinndpmosttwfi.
have u slight whisper.
“Mmfimm withbplvn-
nib-nay settle hovering over the month
and 1!!- mt sud loopedtne wntreeuru
f m hock n little further to let in oil the
sir pcuiblet
It w s sudden thought thst come next.
"it lconld only stord ill' '
Shetockouttbe oursesud looked cure.
kw through all its oggrpsrtrneute for none
nut-m which might hsve secreted it-
fievfivne—Godcnly knew how but
nflrutu‘nkmwumud
d! tithe corner: but there was nothing
in“ one solitary hill to provide food for
mums-s ate-rationed um.
lye-drudaew: has“,
n
Moltlnyplbkbudsnudnblldhof
cskss sud rush for the chridrsn‘s supper.
And thus N no plslnly visible still
the keen edge of poverty wee blunted.
at» bed wsltsd until new to bring thorn
here when the dusk would cover much of
thcwrstohedncss thst the first recognition
tbst this woe to be their hours might be soft-
ened cs much 0s possible.
The youmt clung to her skirts. crying
pltccusly :—
“llstnn. Hum. take ‘ellle swny. ’Rlllc
won‘t stay in this naughty place. Place to
take ‘elllc m "
The crowded stlcy; the rude children;
the profsnity of the men snd wcmsu loung-
ing upon the steps; the mounting of those
long dork flights of narrow stnlrt with their
foul odors sll seemed to the child‘s little
heart terrible and incomprehensible.
But Culley—den brave boy-with his
clesr ssd eyes snd deep intuition. compre-
hended sll.
“Game llsby.“ he cried. pushing back the
white curtain. "just see here. What u bcsu‘
tlful roscl We‘ll call the big one Moran‘s
end you and I will each tskc s bud end see
which one comes out flrvt."
'Eille want 0 wove." cried the little thing
reaching up her hand for one.
“Oh ! no. You ntust‘nt pick ‘em but we
will wstch them open every day. Wont
that be fun Nellie 2"
“Let her have nil she wents. Cassy.“
“Well then Baby hcrc‘s lust the veryltrve-
llest one I ever sew.“
Amid the great round tears that stood on
the long inches; the quivering of the red
lips; the fluttering of the little brcut with s
dying sob. with the new treasure safe in her
own hand the baby-girl looked up and
smiled.
And then the boy. uumlndful of his own
hunger. fed the child with the cakes nnl
rusks while he undressed her.
“Nellie musn‘t cryeny more—their ngood
girl." he whispered. '
“Poorlllntmn—d0 you see how quiet she
is over there!"
The golden head guve it little hub with its
mouth full of the coke end the big brown
eyes looked up wonderingly into his face.
“it wories Mums to have Baby cry cud if
we don‘t like it here we won‘t care ‘cnusc
you know she has to be hare. too. And
there‘s nobody to tune cure of us but her
now. We must play it‘s the mist bwcu-ti
ful place we ever was in and I‘ll make Nel-
lie something splendid to-rnorrow if she‘s a
300d girl."
And so he undressed her nod when he had
tucked her up in bed and stooped down to
give her her good-night kiss. Just on Mums
ulweys did two soft arms were wound tight.
ly around his neck and s pair of lips whis-
pered :—
“ ‘Ellie loves Mums—‘Ellic not doing to
ky any more. Cassy."
And the pretty hen-l nestled down in the
pillow then. Soon after the eyes closed end
sleep come with the lsshes still wet upon the
pink cheeks but the lips were shut tight to-
gether as though even in sleep she remem-
bered her promise.
And over in the dark corner at Annettc
Hurst-silent. motionless.
Was the listening to the songs. and laughs.
and rtbuldry down upon the street or to the
low whispering of her children ?
Perhaps the use thinking of Cancel Hurst
.0! her husband sud their father—nod it
may be through the night sir was borne his
smooth light tnlk. his musical laugh. his
sweet. low~toued flattery as over the blue
wuters benesth the stthlit hesvenn glided n
row bout st this sum hour in which he and
fine Lynn were nested clone.
nun——
CHAPTER X.
——
Phillip V'eriton we: (Nelly surprised upon
reading the contents of the new but more
so. when After“ hours momma
theirmmsttbvmmthe W
stopped short. but: himself intertwined
henna abruptly 2—:
“Vernon you‘vcheeus Whleudtom
throne! thick suit thin. Row listen
Moments; rests old. 1 menthol:
it.
Mtg-uremic up We very high“
interim bed in my boyhood dinette
wayside in. without money amends.
ilelcttuehlldseuttlasud l westctoltc
the guardianship otlt. ldldso without
seeing it.
l rent hertoscenvent—tbe beetle hence
sediment!“ mocha commit
Who! we: money to the? .
l lumber there anaemic—how not
whet chute do with her. ”tended the
tbouhtofhringiubertomybcnte. thud
never- seeu her.
I we: c bachelor-old end cyslcsl. The
only female to whom I ever spoke from one
yesr‘s end to soother wu my housekeeper.
At lest she turret come. I hsd closed my
eyes to it u long or it wu par-ibis.
I went sway t r the Forests of Block Ellis
endwugocoawcekcns hunting expedi-
tlcn.
When I returned I mother.
She won buntifnl—hcnvcnly—divlnel“
Emheuopped.
TM 3‘0“!" III weltcd [anti-ll: for
Numerous-cum.
“Mlle-slim. '
”unknown-cg
Pbtlltpllcvedhsvnvlm mun: V
"\
went to Pct-ls.
lwu ptcudcf her. Shcwuthc rein-
ln; belle—s glorious queen—sud the whole
city rsvcd over her end bowed the knee.
She were her honors molly. She was
fluttered. courted. beloved. She swoks one
tiny to and she had thrown herself cwcyup-
on n old mun—lenient. cruel sud tryounl—
csl. ‘
Oh i then cents the squish—the torture—
thc ntvddcnning secretion of possession
without love.
round Mr. Ali! God forgive me I glo-
ricd in thst thought—tint it won in my pow-
er to inflict suturing upon her—t0 humble
her proud spirit to the dust at my feet.
I tore her awry from the rookie. asycty
in which she wss drowning her sorrow for
her huty mll‘l'lllb.
I sped her by private post in the darkness
of night to my We in the south upon the
bunks of the Rhine.
Here I left her under the curvelllnnce of
scrvnnts who knew full well the low of
their master's word.
I gsvc my bankers orders to fnldll every
call she made upon them for funds. Then
I hurried swsy without 0 word.
l Joined the army nnd took out scomrnls-
sion for n oolonelshlp. I waited 0 your be-
lieving that st lest the would send the word
to come back—that my love would win s re
turn.
And then I wrote. The letter we: return-
ed unopened. She had diuppesrcd in the
first months of her incsrnstlun in that
gloomy cutie. I lcsrnt nothing more.
Seven years have passed. Until tonight
I httvc clung to the hope—it may seem
foolish to you—that we would be
united. That lshould die with my hcnd
upon her bosom.
it is all over now. That paper—that cru-
el divorce which she has obtained there in
the United States where mnrriszc in its die-
oluhility is «cursed—without my consent
or knowledge—hos cut our lives asunder.
And to-night mine ends.
I trust the bottle will be merciful to me
and let me die honorably upon the fluid.
If it spares run it is but for n cruel dis-
grace for l mutt then take my life with my
own hand.
Phillip. hero. tnke this key. If you are
spared you will look in my private secre-
tary. l cnnnot say more now.
Good-bye. my boy. You have made it
easier for rut old mun to go down into his
grnvc turd my blessing-if it is worth sught
—-rest upon your head. "
The parting was rimming. The tent-s
streamed down the younger mnu‘s fnce sud
fell upon their clasped hands.
She rnny repent. There msy yet be hope."
“ Hope t" cried the man bitterly. “ You
know not what you any. It has lived lll my
heart seven yours but that pcpcr bu killed
it. It is dead. You could not ssk Inc to
live without it now .‘ No. no. Phillip. Bet-
ter us it is."
He wrung his hnnd and the two men
pnrted—fm.
e 1
Alfred Lynn when he hesrd of Mrs.
Dougershny‘s coming cave e sigh of re-
lief.
He had chsnged considerably within the
last month. lie looked noteworn end use
vous end the lines hsd ehurpcned around his
mouth. He hnd begun to believe that things
were not us safe us he hsd imagined nftcr
the tint setting down tuto the new routine.
And yet whet bed he to four P
Elite seemed Joyous sud child-like u ever
but still he fsncicd be detected sometimes s
drooping of the eyes when he gutted at her
intently for a few moments snd s heighten-
ing of her color.
lie douhtcd not her low sud faithfulness
to him still it was possible thrown entirely
upon this Gucci Burnt. involution sud
mule uhewcntormnsuionshlp. her
mom minht m clienutvd.
At lust be was. vent glad to have the
mat ethltd. when he was absent.
rod that n m
“m“muld abruptly one night. “1
will tangled when the sum is over.
won‘t your end were heck antic inthc
villa“
”‘th Al—dcn‘tspevk of it. lm‘tbstr
thumb louver bud ouch n bunny
time to my lite to this scam“
And tbcyhvduevcvvtcn scllttlecf tech
other!
Were no» end he shuttle. upon the
unmade?
Written founded“ upon which they
append their luvs rented woolly but
surely slipping cw hon bet-cub their
feet 3 “
O D e
to no oomph».
W ,
Whiisflonplu over night at sfsnn hours
out West. s truveler wen mm to see
blsbcstesswslknp to her husbsnd shout
everynftssnurlnta Ind be: his 0er or
give his heirs pull. In the morning the
guest. seeing the were: done; uked on c:-
plncetlon of her statue conduct. and her
reply was.“ Your-c. stunner. Ins nudthc
old men baboon «not for ten years to
crowned-illic- thisiv'ere- noch.nnd I
hovejuugothlrncnwed. but “1m.
--—“-—---
" Obi any." ho neld Moldy. “ live: "
tetupenht-fcrsdovh would mean”
somedaywerk would sit truer,
rues-stoo- etc-coffin churcbcstnk
OUTH NORWALK. 00
Select Miscellany.
An Astonish! m
—l(ll—
A few weeks since u resident of this city
who had been pectin. n your in Tune curt-
sd for home with his wife to rencw hlsbus-
tnsss connection in Boston. 80 resched-
Little Rock cm the seventeenth of June.
0nd hsvlns recorded his nuns sud residence
wss shown to his room. 80 bed custody
dusted his cost 0nd worked up when 0 rep
st the door wu given. Upon opening it he
found three Mm
" You on from Boston. I think t" said the
spokesmen.
“ Boston is my native piece and Boston is
my dcstlnstlon.“ replied the gentlemen.
“ Well. you etc the gentlemen we no look-
ing after." continued the Little Rocker;
“ We want you to step down stein 0 fort
minum.
“ Don‘t go.“ said the wife. who hsd un-
plcusnt reminiscences of put unplann-
nose.
“ We went you to no. to." continued the
sentient.
“ Well. whnt docs till this menu i" sold the
Bostonlsu. “the mythic; broken. gentle-
men 9"
“ Broken t" rcitcrstcd soother member of
the self unpainted committee. “hsvcn‘t you
reed the newspspers l"
" Have not seen s newspaper in three
days." was the reply.
“ W ell. my friend." he continued. “ Mu-
nchusetts snd Scull Osrcllnc have buried
the hetchct on Bunker Hill. and Merylsnd
and Virginie new it sccompltshcd. But
come down stslrv. for we' re got something
on ice. cud 00 you are the first. Bostonian
that we have not hold of. we propose to
have the deed of recouclllstlon between Ar-
ksnm end old Xunchusetts signed and
witnessed right hero and now. “
The Bostonian was s little dared. but he
went down Itsirs. where he was received
with cheers. 110 we: interviewed by the lo
cal editor. he and his wife were shown the
beauties of the place in the best turn-out in
the piece. sud he was sent on his wiry rev
joining. with his but chalked end his hotel
hill psid. llc nothutca that he is prouder
then ever of old Boston. cud relates the in-
cident cs indlcntlve of the effect of the grant
lugs given to our visitors by the people of
Boston on the occnsion of the centennial of
he battle of Bunker Hill. —Bostcn Journnl
—-——--oo-——-
The Professions end the Presidency.
— :‘0 .—
The confident prediction by so old and
intelligent n statesman its Hon. Alex. H.
Stephens that the next President of the
United States will be e Journal‘st. suggests
the inquiry as to how the different profes-
sions have fared in the put in the distribu-
tion of thst honor. A hssty review of the
list will he found to result as follows:
Washington wen A soldier.
Adams was s lawyer.
Jedhnon wu n lawyer.
Msdlson we: 0 stemmed.
blooms wee n lswyvr'.
J sckson wsu n soldier.
Vsn Boron wee s lswver.
Harrison wns n soldier.
Tyler wu n lawyer.
Polk wns n lawyer.
Tsylor wen u soldier.
Filmore wss s lawyer.
Pierce wu s lawyer.
Buchsnttn won it lnwycr.
Lincoln won 0 lswycr.
Johnson was n lawyer.
Grunt wot u soldier.
it is true that Jackson was s lawyer II
well as n soldier—n Judge us well u n Gent
uni—hut u it wsv his career as c tighter
thst nude hint President. he is credited to
thst profession. So Pierce wss s Brigadier
Genet-s1 in the Mexican wcr: but he didn‘t
distinguish himself peculiarly so it warrior.
so we apply to him the correlative of the
proposition thst src nppllnd to his great
Democrntic predecessor. It should be ex-
plsined with respect. to Madison that he
studied lsw. but seems to have been drown
into public life too soon to make my pro-
gress in the paella—mule“ amend.
————«o—-——-—
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the colored church wot. the other evening.
conversing mostly with In scqusintrurcv.
cud necking to hnve him chum into better
path. but the friend told thnt he we: too
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