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fend“ A love which never“ nchrenteunpanhiarlval.whocehtanted
tumummahwvhiehliwe hlueelfwhhucrelyactiryenthedehneive.
withhfeitulf.andetaeuhnt at the grave. Medandrnnndtheuoenditdellbe‘l‘ue
Whilaaonlandhedycliacteqether thhiu‘ uuedhlataanundwithakeen eye nought
pualoaateieveeaduree. ‘ tetake advantvgeefeach unguardad'epot.
DeVerehloveforfliuAiaelle had heen Datheaeenfonadthatthe hand who can
of thin character. l‘rouththeIrthey tinted the hiadeinfrontefhirnwaanoaxe
, , haduet.thta love waafelt and his heart nuaticehtheuhandtheevewhhhpiatced
At thin mornhnt Qarlea De Vere. when was nionguhh own. Thepaaaionawhieh hie own war theateadyandiaehlng one of a
wehave-uen on a former oeeaalen. ap- hehadhun able to control. now exerted toaster. This duel wet nohny‘aptayJu
preached the grenp of reclining loviineu. theirpower. and he waageverned by an in. from it.and De Vere\ ingenuity wutaxnd
Apparently preoccupied hy unpleeaant re- vieihle force. lie had heen her only cone to it- utmoet to invent a means of hreaking
dettioaa. heallowed the nocturnal ladame pinion in their idle houracince drat haaaw down the hatter hefore hita. De Vere.
Slihoi to paaa nnheeded. although that gu- her. and the happy. happy daya had clipped hiinoelf an' expert aeordcnian. knew well
ture conveyed a direct invitation to the ta‘ away unnoticed lay there hoth. Once dun how to mpreeiate the acience dieplayed hy
voted (entiemittt to take a neat next to her ill! NI acquaintance with Ni“ «Hasn't 5,0 llr. Berna. and douhta hogan to arise in hie
fair daughter; but out». hie place at aorae hid been renamed for two. dm from her» mind an to whether he would he rule to tie
diatance from the reel of the company.-he ‘NB the “hi on 1)“an ‘0 I “le08 feet hile antagonist. and he watched h.‘a
turned “in“, .w' without Win at town. now he Willie tiniehe knew 3‘08. movementa with care.
cant another look on the fair Nadetuolaelie '0? he moped ahout and nought diversion in _ Suddenly Hr. Burn‘.‘ foot clipped on the
Silhoi. who. in a cutting. aour tone. nuke.) :— the client nicer. But in iovethere in no aueh grassy turf. and as quick at thought De
« How i. u that “Mm; De v". la .0. word aa atnenee; the loved one glide- he- Vere-h aword pased through his rival‘a
,on duty. keeping ”and over in. lovely “aide our footsteps ever; it: pretence given hody. .
Annie Ainslie!“ ' auch heauty t0 the world, that we can half With rcareely a mean. In Borne fell.
r His: Alnalie does not I“ out many; a. imagine that it is near; for whatever is sweet and lay motionieew and De Vere. amiling
in far from well.“ m De Vere‘s .us'et. in sound. or fair to the eight. hreathie with grimly at hie werk.gathered up the weapon;
“ Indeed 3" And hladatnc suboi arched our darling‘s voice. and haunta us in our and left the forest and found his way back
herqehrowa. “I think you are wrong; 1 holitude. And when Miss Ainslie returned to the hotel. '
amaure 1 new her mm honia .‘fl‘ mm. the music of her gentle voice unlocked
m m Win the icymit in ’0].de again the haunted chamber ill Dc"'\‘ere‘o
grove.“ coul. Tom ther they had wandered on the
“I learned this from Miss Ainslie herself, sandy beach and gathered shell of milky
in anawer ton'miicitation on my pm to no whiteness. or culled the wild flowers from
company her on excursion we had the foreet‘a'hosotu; and in the quiet shade —-
planned last evening." returned De Vere, of some aequeetered split he had poured out A short time use. e poor Iriehwonian
atiflly. his comic her. whom he loved hotter than vim: hushind had been killed in the war.
.. Is it .0 t Then you are not the favored life itself. 7. called on Geh- R 1“- Butler in Boston. to uh
one I thought you. Behold t“ lie recalled all these scenes. as he strode for hia influence in getting employment for
And. with a stance of triumph. Madame up and ooh-Tn the mosey carpet. liltd he her 80! Its t hhom in the navy yard. She
Slihoi pointed to hlisa Aluelle.whojuatthen gighed. on: such- ficmmies make earth told her pitiful storm—of cold “high“; and
‘W "N stoop. 130“th NI I MOI forever after nearer heaven; and each new days i“ “if" miserable bdgingmf the weary
She Md "idea“: returned from i‘ lone hour an atrium thanksgiving. ““9 of I" ”marking: a diy‘s him! to
country ramble. ilr. Burna was at her A few days'gfego this hlr. Burns arrived at "(‘1‘ "1° 8‘0““ starvation.—and every word
side. this wateringiplace. and he and Misc Ainslie 31‘” “it! ‘13 PM!“ by "he “with“! that“.
De Vere started up. while his countenance aeciued well known to each other. and much “d white face. “d mid figure. 11°
betrayed aurprise and moriidcation. time had theyewntinoach other: company. heard me 83““! ‘3 if I"! ‘3' “99d ‘0 it: and
“Again hhe has deceived me 3" he hoarse-1y All this had De Vere ohnerved with a jenl‘ ‘33 “this out his "NM 10 xi" 11" t d0!‘
whispered. while he weasel) his hand upon ous eye. Ind oh this very day. when the had or and M her to. when he ash! in hit amt?
his heart. he he felt the hat blood tingling complained of illneas and had told De Vere “3'- “Where‘s ’0‘" 3‘0“ ““55“?! ma‘ani ‘3“
through his veins. “ That villian ahall pay that she could not accompany him, he had ' “ lie was killed in t war. sin—in New
for this. and she shall account to me for her discovered her returning from an eacurson. Oriana—under you.“ ' ' the widow. and
falsehood l“ and. worse than all. in company with his she broke down as if her heart
Nico Ainslie hlushed as she rode through hated rival. who seemed‘of late to roh him would burst. “‘1 N W “N Vi“! 5"
the company. and although she did notraiee of his love. , “Pm“
her eyes toward De Vere. she felt hi; pree The plaice and the -' hour had been ap 0“ 3“ Ni his “We“ in hi; im“ “0
ehee and hut-w that he was watching her pointed by De Vere. the héxe he ueieh mod uri- with I ounce glint! in his e.“
closeLv. She hurried put and entered the mind toead the trouble; he was on the '0' ‘ moment. “*5": at “l" ‘9‘““3 mis—
housc without npenking to any one. spot—where was hie antagtuiist '3 "1‘: ““ grief. M he N“ h" 9° 5“
hlr. Burnt-s was following her. when De A rttstlitu: inthe neighhirilig Npeo told trim-asked her hushai‘vaw aim! not
\‘err. lowing all control over hiaietlf. rushed that some one was approaching thisquiet to m““““ ““94 W “5 “‘3 “z"k‘ A?"
up to him and seized hint hy the aim. treat. and as the moon‘s rays huret from the Ni“ “NM ‘ large tank. “‘1 ““h‘i
\\‘ell.sir?“ said Mr. nine. in suilniar. darhclouds which the new «no its “M “ENE“ N" “WW ‘1‘ N“ “a
“ The hollow way in the forest-«the t‘pelt face. De Vere saw his enemy..\lr. Burns. cn‘ hiya if ‘ fortnight. ‘m “ returned “f“
elude on the lvft of the torch-twin at Maine the glatk. “ “hm-“0‘; ““ h" ‘15," Iowans“! h” would
nine o‘chwk E“ whispered De Vere. his eyes “You are here. it ast.“ gro\itd De Vere. “'e herthe km" 3‘" h" 5““ “‘“h ‘
{inning with tire. anti his pulse heating henuth he no ' SM“ “n" m“ “‘i“ “N “‘3‘
wildlv. , e. 1 an." quietly andficurtLe rttnrned )lr- :l‘hiee days afterward : Gen. Rutter was in
d. I.“ he there .. answered Mr. [hm SR Burns. \\ ashitcetin. and he made it hiahiisiness to
aidkatiyand the two patted. e You douhtirm “0‘. RS m for are ahout the widow‘s 0136 at the war do
thus mill: "NR“ interview 3» partmeat. He kitted chit“: pinion was
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Iercely. and hit clear voice cot: out in the
a, had Wthe widow trailed on him in
“‘3‘“"‘ h m m“"“““‘~“ ‘ . ndtheoutndwaauiriod from tree ‘ .
interhahhlheard the trend of feet; and an the “Sn" Rh“ folthe letter form salt.
x man no- oi m M I or M“"“““““‘“‘“‘“ “”5“?“ “llrreit which» me. “this wili
wkmhsafid: likedeldrted I'irlta re one or» it mi “N 1 N‘“ “m M“ 5‘5“)“: get him \XW‘K.N his waste will her-hitch
tie-a “‘3N‘NPWRN‘! w h N “N “*m“ *‘N‘iw‘s‘fli‘ '3 "7““ NW you and hint in comfort. And
printer AkiheyromeE-WM. hath]: ht “availhitd flus- Nubile thM will“: ‘m a“ ““3“?“
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3.3.. o. ‘3... kn or the Ni“ .yea this is iio-i humane-ethos changed. shots noloa‘ self due to \w M“ the United 3““...
the plat». t who a plow? Grand. com! get the same." ‘ 1.05:. this in the hank in wnr own name.
when «white mwMoieiei-e «Mums has trim to who?" NEW...“ ... .3“. h is. “y
by a thick hues. this litieoprn glit‘e‘ was well and weigh the «meme. ere she «her “'5‘ M to w and l.“ h.“ w“
enquictaxaminahxumandahawt e3 entm in‘o anecgagrnteettoniarryawr how.“ ‘ “
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placement-inhumane
eutataiyaoplacelikahotae
intheeveniu. '
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Wm hfntr m an Tum Bur.—
De. Burdatatenthat from an analytic/of
theliveaofathouaand reprcaentative men.
in allthehrancheaofthe heinaa fatally. he
waa hetween forty and fifty; the htanen be
tween fifty and aikty. The= belly of
youth and middle life over nit: age in orig
that work appeara all the great when we
corialder the fact that all the position: of
honor and preetige—profeeeorahipe and pub-
lie stations—are in the hands of the old.
Repetition. like money and poeition. la
mainly confined to the old. Men are not
widely known until long after they have
done the work that gave them their fame.
rPoitriiitea of great men are delualons: stat--
nce are lice. They are taken when men
have income famous. which. on the average.
is at leeat twenty five years after they did
the work which gave them their fame.
\Vork rtquim enthusiasm. [fall the ori-
ginal work done by men under forty-flee
weie annihilated. they would he reduced to
haiharism. Men are at their best at that
time when enthusiasm and experience are
almost evenly balanced. This period. on
the average. is from thirty dam to forty.
After this the low is that experience in»
cream a. hut enthusiasm decreases.
—-——-oeo——-——
A cuntauhs r.\Ln.—-Whilat the last cen-
eratiari wits fl iurishing. there. dweit in what
is now a famous city. not a mile from Bose
ton an opulent widow lady. who once afford-
ed a queer manifestation of that odd com-
pound of iueiinpntihles called “ human ria~ ’
ture.“ It was a Christina eve of those old-
fashiooed winter which were so “ bitter
cold.“ The old lady put on an extra shawl
and. as she hugeed her shivering frame, she
said to her faithful negro servant. “ It is a
terrible cold night. Seip. 1 am afraid my
poor neighbor widow Green. must be suf~
ferine. Take the wheelhmrew. Scip: iii!
it full of full of wood : pile on a good load.
and tell the poor wotean to keep herself
warm and comfortahie. But before you go
Snip. put some more wood on the tire. and»
make me a nice nine of flip“ These last
(uders were duly chewed. and the oid - lion“
m thoroughly warmed both inaide and
out. And now the trusty Scipio was about
to depot on his errand of mercy. when his
considerate mistrzw interposed agairh “ Stop
Snip ; you need not go now— hie- mirth-27M
“new \
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cmpie of lidiee were passing along fifth
atreet. they were amoched by a dandified
fellow. who htaakly W them hy sip
‘lt‘a a pit-mat evening. ladies“
The Micadtd not wily. and the gentlx
vaan \“ nothing (taunted. kept pace with
then; and stain ventured to my:
“ it‘s a pie hint evening. halite. to t the a
Whit.“ .
“ hi you iudiy think so 3“ asked one of
the fair dams-hie. ~aitli a merry twinkle in
her cw.
“file. of course I do“ odd the feiliw.
laughing hie sweetest.
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and the heavy ehhdow thrown hy their “finleearwly “tomaadywhneryour ‘M w“ the histiwdof‘iztv and m
immense Mtge made it a «me. no rithttoittquire; muphmuheiemw WNW" m (“km “i“ “Mi
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waaaihiehigmwihofundetmdaadhras; “laaiallattentioih‘ 1 “sake NM “l“m‘“ “it
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nothhggrowhgavaengthetall trnaka hut haniliu in “once ly father. hit. who
gtoemhwingf‘avgi. It was hired aaira~ commanded a frigatsi. and died at Brest.
“heartened a km N nature can“ Minimum tearsofaerdhe
meant “and while M W mam’hi the bench navy.aeer~
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minted in waving W The M Ante-new.“ herelhiYueh voice
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a-dnohlevhthe mellow l‘uht olthe full
“a. Road“ of Metro”
oak which had witnrurd. “has. the
light of“ N their hroad gaulrd
arueoverathick'earprt efthe meet Cele
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name places the mined and under
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mauhtottavxm noted at West Point. ear carnation
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‘ltywhatr‘uhtdoyon thus dare either inn’where Wu acted as chiefcf
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in: his animal vieiiaSioii hot Join. a ranch‘
man and his wife bought their family tohr
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the names of the children. the nitx‘hrr gave
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tiehedhrahiill. who ehzerd theta fete
omlsoutdthemmeaeof
thelediropanticg with fright and fatkue
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weakt‘icqairoilachmrn eta lwsklow
whowantuiae‘ meaout mom of
him. "Go in week!“ (chard the men.
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