a
fin
CoPpYyRIOHNT
SYNOPSIS.
fa of
one
hds. She ' intly gives
Wilfred gest, to
army iL h
are
nan effort to
Varney secures
wnmission for
ver fr
Mrs Varney, w ‘anfederate
general, has
ving from wel
her consent for
lost snot
I
foin the
federals
iy
is father
making
captur I
fron re
Capt. T
mM Wound
at R
CHAPTER VIii.—Continued,
her d
does when he
marked by
Ww
Vilfred regarded
as an au
pe riods
ibiously
felt thor
ROOR
iis pet
out
biue pencil of the rut}
You might leave
cutting vallantly
rished and admired
No,” protested
‘certainly
phrase
aroline 1
That
thing in the whole lette
That ‘damn
even dollars,
It is worth it’
not’
iI8 ROoIng
you know
sald aroline
the best thing have
‘our father is a general in the
| understand that kind of language
What's next? | the
thing now.’
Tom Kitiridge has gone He
led rday at Cold Harbor
eave out that it’ she ca
breath, and her eyes fixed
more on that 1i
of his
about his being killed
‘But he was killed and so
it
Sheldon 1
vO tte
you written
Army
know re’'s some
was
vests
1ght
them-
round
abo
her
ives once
the
se ttle
hole in breast aC Ret
John
form, you
Was
nave nis
‘1 know
to tell
choking
graph hi
Ww hy, that
except the part about
Yes,” sald Caroline
Soni
Kissed His Mother Hurriedly.
Caroline determinedly, “you
me. I'll get it sent.”
“But how are you going to send it?”
asked Wilfred, extending letier
‘Never you mind,” answered
girl
“See here'”
not going to
money, and-
There's no danger of
haven't any to spend.” She took the
letter from his hand. “I reckon Doug:
ings Foray'll send it for me. He's in
the telegraph office and he'll do most
anything for me.”
No," sald Wilfred sternly
it to
give
the
the boy
nave
cried :
you spend
am
your
PATHETIC PLEA FOR CHILDREN
Words of Charles Kingatey
Heeding by Every Man and Wom-
an of Any Worth.
Do not deceive yourselves abort the
Jittle dirty, offensive children ian the
street.
they are not to him that made them.
“Take heed that ye despise not one
of these little ones; for I say unto you
that in heaven thelr angels do always
1
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i
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Ee —
IAM GILLETTE
What's the reason he
won't’
Care
Because he
“What
do you so long as he
“Well, I do care and that's enough
going to have you
on my
sald
you
naking eyes
account.’
the girl, blushing
feel that about
Dug
Oh
Foray
well,”
course if way
1
That's the way
Eive
you,
ut yOu wont
helping me, will
like that?”
Nok
el ve
. ”
do
ered Ca
all !
ANSW
mn
you mean
Yes
ther things
abo
stepped Cl
hile Caroline
hair, her
Knew
front at
Wilfred took
Once
ym her
trembling hands
im. His
Howard
belt when he
have blankets,
and get
She tur
and buckled
handed him
can
wants it
about
mother the cap
says he another
and you
LOO
get
his
them
ned
ly
0
the
of her
and left
was nearly at the end
and but for
incident to hier departure
not have controlled herself
The last one! One taken
one trembling, and now Wilfred!
The boy entered into none of the
his mother He clapped
his head and threw {1
room. She
resist ng
di
she
the welcome
could
of
cap on
back
Fits
me,”
in
me just as if
he s=a'd,
place
in a Jiffy
Caroline stood still
her eyes on the floor
We won't have to send it
will we?” he pointed to the letter
it Were
settling the
Orderly. 1 will
made
Cap
be
for
near the table,
now,
is in heaven”
as in you,
Then take heed, 1 say, lest
you despise one of these little ones
gays: Except the little child be con
verted, and become as | am, he shall
in nowige enter into the kingdom of |
heaven. But listen to the voice of him
who knew what is In man, when he
‘Except ye be converted, ye
Caroline,
shook her
ed the letter
mechanically
sigh,
hand
took it
the
ry
with a long, deep
head, and slowly
to him. Wilfred
his eyes fixed
girl, who had suddenly grown ve
white of face, trembly of lip
teary of eye-laghes
You are very
ing the letter
like you did.”
It was nothing,”
“You can help me
0.”
on
he said, tear
into pleces,
good,"
to
whispered the
again, if
girl
you
his
depths
lifted her eyes to
and he within thei:
which encouraged him
I can fight twice a
Poor little Caroline
herself to speak
Lear:
Good-bye,”
Caroline
saw
L. 4
couldn't
nodded
wel
trust
She through
sald Wilf
about helping me to
red,
to me
as well,
3
twice won't you I Ou
mean?”
nodded
mind
would "
again
if
Caroline
I wouldn't you teleg
me that
What
vill never
juncture Mrs
old faded
handed it to
an
She
Wilfred
and ki
you
might have
be determined,
Varney
blanket tie in a
for at
came back
roll
speaking
shoulder
riedly
sued
back
be any
CHAPTER Vill
‘ ions
guest of
answered Caroline
very important
“Oh,
that
you
business, and
returned Mrs Vv
is the case, Martha must go with
Arney,
it |
You know we haven't a single serv
left at our house,” Caroline said
in explanation of her request
I know,” said Mrs
Martha, don’t leave
stant.”
ant
Varney,
her
and,
for in
am
No'm,"” answered
ob huh”
As soon as she had left the room.
passing between the two soldiers, Ar |
relsford took up the conversation. He |
spoke quickly and in a sharp voice. He |
was evidently greatly excited
“What is she going to do
telegraph office?” he asked
“I have no idea,” answered the wom
Martha “Ah'U
!
at the
shall not enter Into the kingdom of
heaven.” Their souls are like their
bodies, not perfect, but beautiful
anyone who shall dare to look down
upon them. Their souls are like their
the dirt of what we miscall civiliza
tion But take them to the pure
| stream, strip off the ugly, shapeless
rags, wach the young limbs again, and
you shall find them, body and soul
fresh and lithe, graceful and capable
capable of how much God alone who
“Has she had any conversation with
him?" said Arrelsford, pointing to the
front of the house
“They we talki
early this
first
could
do ng together in this
before
it isn't
evening
time, but
You
came the pos
she
relsford impatiently
hing is possible”
He
suspect
snapped Ar
wis evident.
everybody,
unturned to pre-
plans Cor
Eddinger
must get
ly determined to
leave
the
HT
low that girl
no stone
of his
have
vent failure
poral,” cried, fol-
He
a8 soon
to the tele
graph office as she does, and
she tries to send
Lat
no mistake
from the de
or you to bring it to me
] and turned
Arrelst
Are
let any dispatch
out before | see |t
hold Make
that G an order
se: 1
her give
in, but
about
| partment f
Ag 1
IWay
he saluted
corporal
to give the order, ord
Varney
there?”
Td 1
again
“Yes,” answered the woman
man from Lit
I did,
the
house
y
alone
that
room
Want Too Much
Hut
They
house back
the eld in front is absoiu
ithough 1
the street (oO
and
clear, a
in
have men
#1OD anyone
attempt to escape that way
Mra, Varney
ndow and
stood
walked over to
the
for a looking out
peaceful quietness of a
The moon was Tull
being somewhat low shone
the long windows and into
room, the candle light not being
bright enough to dim its radiance. Her
back
moment
drew curtain
She
more the man who was in com
toward
{TO BE CONTINUED)
Beautiful Nerve.
According to a Berlin nerve
knitting In bed is an ex
cellent antidote for tired nerves,
Crimsonbeak-—Well, | should
any
Yeast
say
time
wins ie——_ sins ns
made them knows From Charles
Kingsley's Address on Human Soot.
A New Face.
Mrs. Platt and her little son Tommy
frequently went to 8t. John's church
ind the little boy had become far:iliar
with the minister's face. One Sunday
he pulpit. Tommy seemed rather
nother and in a very audible whiaper
ald: ' Mother, what's become of St
John?"
Weekly Review of Trade and
Market Reports.
Dun’ BAYS.
“Confidence olds sway busi
ness circles timism in the W
South
in
Lo 14
und tempered some
at by the corn, aithough
t is the opinion that m 1 of the loss
in that real pill be offse by the
gain in :
agricul
considered
prom
power of
tier 118
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Cattle Stock cattle, 25@75¢
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dressed beef steers, $7.25@ 8.25;
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heifers, $34 75G8.60; stock.
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R35
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Hogs--Active
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Cattle-—Steady to 10
Beeaves, $7.10679.10; Texas steers, $8.75
Western steers, $68.2°497.85:
and heifers, $3.60@ 8.40; calves, £8.25
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