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mined “mare Silhoi. to she threw herself
MM‘L“ into a well cushions! arm chair
“ llow can I help it. an! he‘ to no kind—
and so rich.“ replied her daughter. taking a
neat beside her mamma.
“ Well. now. my dear. you must be catn-
ful how you act. I have observed. and I
think 1 have learned his peculiar character.
He In an impulsive man; he will love one
minute with all the intensity of his flry na~
ture. and be all smiles; thn out he will
burn with hate. Duringdtis nemable hours
you must work. and work hard. for then he
lays Wopen to all the arts of love.“
“If"li'e askc me to (lance. ma.what1hnllI
aav t“ asktd the/young lady. desiring in‘
nlruetion even on the simplest points.
“ Yield gradually. seem not to do it for
your own pleasure. but rather for his. Ac‘
ns though you wished not to dance. as
though you did not illl‘ it. DI n'li accept
his oti‘ers to readily ; for men of his nature
like the trouble of nginiIILr their point. If
you accept loo eagerly. it reveals too plainly
your plan. and as the conquest is too easy
a one for him. he will think something of it.
And when you dance. my dear. {manage to. *
t Inch his check. or neck. or hand. or any
put that is exposed. with your naked arm; 7 ,
do this apparently by accident. and it will
send a thrill of plemzure thrJugh his mind.
Do not be too ready to talk when you see he
.vrishes to. but if he is silent. or the course
anion drags then is the Iimeto exhibit youtf
nitill. which I am confident you have inherf
lied from your mother." '
“ I Is. ma.‘
“ -\s he is a man who does not love com-
raiy. lead him into quiet places. take walké
with him along the deserted lanes. and
when you are alone. play well your cards.
Be cautious but hold. follow suit at times.
but trump when the opportunity offers.”
“ But. ma. you told me last summer whrn
Edward I ftheard was paying attention to
me exactly opposite directionst-I all these. "
“ Yes,_ It‘s my chill; his was a diff- rInl
nature. and if you had carried out my plati
as I toli you t1 you would not now be Miss
Sliboi' -
" I WIs doing WI-ll enough. it was your
interft rcncc that spoill it.‘
” And well I should interfcrc.‘
Madame. {rowing excited. “ The idea of
letting that fool kiss you in the public
room I "
“ W'hnt harm was there in that: I loved
him—a great deal more than I can De
Vere"
“ Love! tnsh ! Go tell that to babies!
When Charles De Vere is son.in—lsw—-—“
“ He will be my husband l"
Mother and daughter both arose to their
feet. A storm was eviden. ly brewing by
the angry clouds which were c illecting tin
the two faces.
“ Husband! husband !" cried Madame.
stamping her foot upon the soft carpet.
“ Wait till he is caught. Miss"
“0h. ma. do not get angry with me.I
spoke hastily.“ and the tears gushed into
the younz lady‘s eyes.
“ My child. my child. I forgive you. But
remember that I have lived longer than you
have. and have studiId the natures ota
out many men. Go. my dear. seek out
De Vere. and take a mother‘s advise.“
The couple left the room. and according
to their idea the fate of De Vere wan
sealed.
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Whorhudpntlynponhlnarm.
“Masthead.“ me. I conjure yon.
howhitthatheiathnavunod up inyonr
nether!" cricdDrYs’v‘c. arousing him
“OhGharhscunyonno-thclivvemnt‘
“hotshot“
“lean-out“ not.“ unlit-l the glitch
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has warranted he married. kink. wan
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htvhtvalrpaa his mm. so gently. so
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\‘tve‘shrart weakened toward her. and
he um his the tonal: vprn hvr uni-m
Mensch.
Ah wen Wall «:1me he
hard that ma “madness“: so an»
welt“ and «the felt her truss dons on his
handhn-o‘alledhhasclf ‘N'ill\ a Inmate.
tuwmngiagno tan a err-tutu. and this
\trong man‘s bearded lip outward as he M
her gentle caress.
The half explanuion. the assurance thtt
hlr. Burns was a relative pleased him. and
though he thought it digitised to keep ups
small degree of apparaut raacxv about the
letter. the contents of which. after all. were
not disagreeable. De Vere felt perfectly
happy. It was not. therefor. to he won
dered at that in less than ten minutes the
said letter. hlr. Burns hladame Sliboi‘s
daughter. and the whole world were forget-
tan; and gently raising her slight form. he
said :—
. “ Look up. look up. my darling; these are
the arms which have held the. dad these the
lips where. till this hour. the holy kiss of
p Irtlng lingered. Look up; night never
hungered for the sun more than my soul
docs for thine eyes!“
“t‘tharles. how I htess this moment i “
“ Why do you still Wt‘t‘p. though leaning
on my breast l Inok up and let me feed on.
those drooping roses.“
f “ 0h. dearest. I thought I had treasured
up Ivortls enough that would take a life to
ut er. when this time should conic. ' “
' " There will be time enough when our
ltvcs blend into one. " At this moment An.
Iiio raised her head and turned sharply
toward the pub.
‘ “ Why do you start and tremble?“ he
asked.
‘ “ I thought I heard a footfull. and the
sound of her voice."
- “ IIer.’ “'hst mean you by that meek
word which never chimes with t :rrorf"
“ I mean Madame Silhol."
' “ Is she. then. an object of fright ! "
"‘ To me she is; oh. Charles. you know
not the misery it caused me to see you danc-
ing with her daugi tar; it nearly htoke my
heart !" -
night. 1 love you dearest when I seemed
to love you least. That intriguing wogian
and her plotting mother nevur held a place
in my ‘mind ; like a fool. an idiot I sought
their company that I might. forget myself
and everything. But oh. Annie. you know
not what I have sutforcd in mind since we
.pIrteIl so coldly."
" I too, have scarcely lived. And when I
sIt by his bedside and nursed him. and
Watched hour by hour. I forgave you the in
jury and pain you inflictol upon hurt for
you knew not what you had done."
" My love. forgive me. I sought the
quarrelpand in the heat of passion plunged
my blade into his body. and now I wish I
had killed myself. But. love. life is thl'lh
something still; my all on earth. if I may
call you lllinf‘."
“ Thine.thine. through life. through death
-—-one heart. one grave! The dial needs the
sun; but love reflects thelmage of the loved.
though every beam beahscnt!‘ Thine. all
thine!" she softly and bluahlagly murmured
as she felt his impasaionate kiss upon her
check.
“ Illi- darling each past sorrow.lliko the
wave onshore. dies on the golden hour.“
To their great surprise. the bell rounded
and summoned them t I their evening tepast
etc they seemed to have convened five min~
ates.
“And most wepart. dearest Anaiel—to
m.l°0s Promisctommeh‘m againnt
the name hour tomorrow.“
The. happy and now lively- :Irl aural“.
and De Vere «attuned :—
“I‘lli then. sometimes think of me. But
slur—ta happy- idea—hrar sonic token that
willretniadrouotraelawynm“
“That is unnecessary. M“
\‘au any. aatuxltwiliplzasuae—
he:e.“ And he tmkasmalt casket from
.hispcket. “The «Inca hashintnhnrnin
our family: accept ttasaloktn that my
parentnowlachadowafm’ahravvnoaonr
love.“ he thatched thn rich mun
hum. tannin“ wast centers that
hnimprtaledachulnkiasnnthnfntrchvek
atheheadcwtnathnynntetedthehallln
whichtheevnniumulwansarved.
CRAFT“ VIII.
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ltwan ahant ninnn‘elnekin thnevrninn.
anndthnl‘ntnsnndtpnntana‘parlarwan
thwlwlththnhanvdnra. Itwannnnlo
natty tarnished Whnndthn ttnnd
ofthn many that wan hnshnd hythnnnft.
Wharton-eta“ lnnnty.whtta
mtantnfnllynrrnagntl.
humbled mhnrlanlltllnknot.
“watchedan'nrawhlnh'nvnry
i" Drive from your mind the scenes of that -
vdvttdlkn carpet. ‘lhn furniture was a
nnthnwnlldhvanttfnlandnutlypnlntun
‘l'hn (renter «nu of manna.-
of
name disench- lately mule In Urine}
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M be Vern did not know that how. h
them.
An Annln draw near to Ir. Dunn. he
arena and advanced to meet her. m.
however. had hntakananlnnlnatap towed-
hvr than. starting back with now look
of horror. painting at the acne time to the
breech ahn had marked a few hnnrn hvfote
ham the hands of he Yen. he said :—
“‘hat in thatf“.
‘I’hnt dnyon mun!“ nnnwslwlthvglrl.
‘Orvdovr my vanntr deceive met "
“"haththemattvrt‘WrildAnnknnw
thoroughly alarmed ntlkhalnn‘rntrcmnh
M mean-r.
“that m that trench. whom did
you at it“
Increment blushed. She had anew
m tattered harm
*M rid yen est that Mt‘rc
ranted It. have. in tn excited
“I where fill you m ill“
- *ltwannm“
“ha-n when!“
Annie was silent and W her use
“Man from hell‘s-ercentlnnvdhrr
m *Akhhaathhr h‘hnn
nay wears have “Mad.“
”‘1 do “Wynn.“
“diam unto M at ‘3”
an m t to“ 15 M it
M and named hover metal tints.
Then tat-chin n m at the hack. the arc
tang first scan and discovered some hair
“Witt
“the vaunt‘ he W
“What in tho name! ‘
" I Wt I could not he dunivtd. and
yet his can almost arms me. ‘l‘nll van.
Ilka Ainslie. did (‘harlcn .Iln Vern M
where hn obtained this trinket t “
“ltlaatavakyjrwnll; hhmethrr huh
tohim.“
“ llc told you no t "
“ He did. this evening.“
“ You are quite sure! “
“ Host prrfectb so.“
For a few moments the Englishman wan
plunged in thought ; then. nuddenly recover-
ing himself. he approached the mp of
talkers who were still speaking of the dau‘
arm which surrounded those who ventured
into savage lands. lie abruptly mingled
with the puty. and said :—
“ Risk of life in not confined to to die
tant voyager alone; every one of us in our
lands. no doubt. has met with perils and
dangers Iqual in character to any of those
experienced in for clan and unclvilixcd conn-
“'0'.“
“ Duuhtlens you yourself have met with
a unethlng in that line.“ remarked De Vere.
in his determination to treat lilr. Burns
with that respect and courtesy which was?
due from him to II relative of Bliss Ainslle‘s.
“ I have. air." quittlv returned the speaker.
“ In England. perhspa." continued De
Vere . looking pleased.
“ You are wrong. air; it was in France.
that} country so proud of its high aisle of
civilization." .
“ Tell us by all means."
“ I was nearly assassinated twelve years
‘l0-"
“ Asnauinntrdi indeed 2 how did it bap-
pen t" cried three voices.
The chairs of the laditn were drawn close
round the narator. and he said :-
[ro BE coxcwnnn its“ warm]
-——-..———-
A Fae Sunni: TELEthAPn.-—Wlllitlm E.
Sawyer of New York. formerly Washington
correspondent of the Bistou Traveller. and
James G. Smith of liackenstck. N. J.. have
invented an instrument by which. it is
claimed. fsc-slmiles of letters. pictures or
In lpl, may he tranemiied by telegraph. It
is asserted that by this process mistaken and
wilful changes are impossible. The mes
sage ll written upon ordinary paper wIth
an ink of an oily nature. The paper is
placed Upon a hot zinc piste and passed be-
tween friction roilera. which thrown the de-
sign upon the metallic plate. the lines being
made non conductors by means of p deer-
ed shelac. The negatived plate in then
pi.tCEd around a cylinder which cut be
made to revolve five hundred times a minute.
Above this is carried metallic points. which
when the instrument is in motion. draws a
doc imaginary spiral line. At the receiving
instrument are similar points drawing simi-
lar lines over a sheet of paper chemically
prep-trod. placed upon the cylinder of that
instrument. There latter points. by means
of the condoning and ceasing of the electri-
cal current. inscribe upon the prepared paper
the lines on the nine plain. than giving an
exact reproduction of the writing or picture
dIawn thereon.
The ordinary speed of the facsimile ia~
ntrumrut. is from three to four timer. it is
claimed. thatot the Marne telegraph. Its
gum elapsed however. is the amount of
surface covered. rather than the number of
w‘nrdstransutittad. and 500 words written
within a certain apacr. are «really. quick»
and cheaply lent. the inventors say. as one
word withlnthn name rpm During the.
centennial exhibition a meet-Inn of the lac
wattle «hawk wet placed in lachinncy’
hall connecting with another instrument at
the weather human in Washington. Iv
motiltheshanltnrvicnweathnr Iain.
snails out at Washington. was datlty than
noted to thenrhihition N
am W of the reactor:
nfwar.whlchdaltymnpanthh map.
and. having been new wall printed
and dislllhntrl precisely as it had khan
mndnont at WM“. The inventors
claim that the nan at these mm
in the variant stand aster. etuinns
wonhl hnvrry “able. at the m to
thehsnthntrtvtncanld he made mare fail
nndnlnata. and the Mara tapers mam
..
them ntiatntuyaadmprnhnanlhln than they
«monthly» in the mean ward non
nastinrnlrhedhy thnnslnnan tnlwh.
tnohtaiaanflanntntpitsi to for. a tale
graphlnhnnhntwnn‘ahtqtanandltvw
York
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tone. thnnyenrpitatnt.‘
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herhsnvthhnslnnd. mshe task a am
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“dune north waning.
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W the wreck of a van! nver Rt:
meymufl‘nhthrunwmavvd
erupt lent W dudes-re.“
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licunnn who Mela tact and thus: ins
chm “at comm from livinn in n amah
State sot having room to vprcnd he ran
Q.
W.—
Frank Route. in his “Mord of thn
Yvet.“aayr that although Wormtarla prof
nonnctd Wantona armall boy got npnnkvd
at school the other day for spelling rooster.
mater. '
—-—QOO--— .
A young widow was asked why she was
going to get married so noon after the death
of her first husband. “ 0b. in l" raid aheI
“ I do it to prevent fretting myself to death
on account of dear Turn.
a... .._..
Sldaev Smith naya'ruarrtsga resembles a
a pair of shears. no joined that they cannot
be srpearted : often moving in opposite di-
rections. yet always punts Ila; nay one who
comes between them.
. _ , .. . . __
The other day a Black Hills ntscadrlver
undett Iok to hotnewhlp his puneugers into
getting out. and pushing up hill. and the
found that he‘died of pneumonia.
Ax --“ How many kinds, of axes are
there f“ asked a schoolmaster of one of his
pupils. “ The broad axe. narrow axe. axe
of the Apostles. and axe of my father.“ re-
plied the boy with great promptncu.
————-..——-
A hundred years ago when you called on
a girl she kissed you gnod- bye. Now if you
suggest anything of the sort. her father calls
you into the library and asks you what you
are worth. Aware a nation P And is this
progress f
one——
A Milwauhle woman. whose husband
kicks her down stairs every second night
says that ahcylikes to look over his old let-
ters commencing with: “ My dearest. dll'i‘
log little angle Minnie. Heaven alone know:
the Ilebth of my love for you"
-._.__‘>.__..
Forty years ago. there was a man who had
six or seven very corpuient daughters.
When asked how many children he had. his
answer was generally something of this
kind: “I have three sons and about thir-
teen hundrtd weight bf girls"
-————ooc———-—‘ r’“
“ [low had you the audac ty. John." said
a Scottish laird to his servant. “ to go and
tell some people mu 1 was a mean fellow.
and no gentleman t" “ Na. on. air." was the
candid ansIver. “ you'll, no catch me at the
like 0' that. I aye keep my thochta'to my-
sel‘.“
”4.9——
“ Come. Brldmt. how much longer are
you going t I be about filling that pepper
boat; Bridgettt fresh importttion from
where they don‘t use pappcrcsstors) I
“Share. ma‘am. and its urn-elf can’t any
how long it‘ll bo’takiu‘ me to git all this
ntun‘ in the than through the little holes in
the top."
-——-—Q~e-—-——
“Patriek.drar. come in and no to bed
iist.“nnidthawifuuf n lolly non of Erin.
who had just returned from the fair in ade-
Indety.“how camnyoninanchartatv.
You taunt batmanswidyonr long
walk.“ “Artnhl nit out wld yonrnnae
tense.” nathat. *ltwota‘t thus-nth n!
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