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CHAPTER XVL
The Tumult in Human Hearts.
frightful nights
their
but
the
lid men
-
1
a into
they marched
back:
which
would
great as
¥
the irom
City
men and boys come
army nearly 14
forth, but an army halting, m
helpless, wounded, suffering
They had seen
ts be able to foreesit seen
They knew with what
termination their veterans, under
Lee, were fighting back the
of ti}
brothers in
as
shot to
rir Ces it too often not
abso
heroic
the
1 itely.
great
ific
under grimly
They could hear his
hammer ringing their
hammer of men, an anvil of
no plan, success
gsooret service
attacks heir
erri
ine, tne
great war:
anvil; a
men. Plan
success of
operations, some
tal point wae being wrestled for in a
ath grapple between
all the offeneive C8 pac
, and all the defensgive res
other meeting, as
been meeting during the long
in a time like that, of
and public need, private and personal
nffairs ought be forgotten, but it
Was not so Love and hate,
snd jealousy, faithiulness and disloy
alty, self-sacrifice and revenge,
still in buman hearts. And these feel
ings would put to shame even the pas.
on
or or no
He
two
ities of the
ources of
they
years
public
One
fhe were
to
PREDICTS A TOOTHLESS AGE
British Doctor Gives Out Opinion
That Soft Foods Are Working
Havoc With the Race,
What our dentists have from time to
time been saying has been at last ak
en up by a London doctor, namely,
that our teeth are less solidly set in
the jaws than they should be for the
reason that clvilization encourages us
to eat soft foods. “Biting Is becoming
a lost art,” says this British doctor,
THE PLAY BY
sions engendered in the ittles
the fearful warfare
Edith Varney, inst
the tel graph offic
had made
3 $
in the bet
Thorne
bloody bi
for ance, had g«
assur
she
resulted
try; that
mon §
altho
for the
sacrifice
wer had
fie r count
ven the con
quest,
his life
honor, Ex
voll
and, time
nnon-shot, eve
ing sketry that
ross
y §
Lroops
would Cl
taken, and the Conf
would be lost
And she
Gi racy
had done it!
if she had
expected
claim u
erposition tha
gard it. But if
tively that he
ught
he thi
him
ranuld
she
had certainly tablish
her
disre
such a pon
t Ls;
t
not
Known posi
what
she
have
ave done
have acted as she h
was, whatever
man
The had been
Mr
anair
gion to
SOM
and
Aman
time
was
be cone
had j
and held him
ity of com
laced
Key witho
munication
el tr
patch
certainly kill him
did not,
he es
and if t}
dent
would ¢
ey
chances
nnpel
the
guperiors
ial
him to
cumsatat
his
con, Hiige
own
him
for not
thay
ourt-martial
Would
would they ne
ood looking at F i
and then, without a further eco
that {intensely surprised
man, or even a word of expla
he seized h2* hat and coat and
room Foray was a keen wit
ted ofiicer, he reviewed the situation
briefly, and presently a great light
dawned upen him. A certain admira
Thorne developed in his
and as Allison opporiunely
he turned
dispateh? enter
feelings,
He st oray
vhile,
mand
young
ion,
the
to
left
dinate, and in his turn went out on
ple. He had not marked the beginning
of the cannonading in the tum
the office, but the lights, the bells
pealing alarms from .every church.
steeple, the trampling of horses and
men, and the roll of the gun-carringes
apprised him of what was toward
Trusting that Thorne had been able to
Grant was attack.
ing the place indicated by “Plan 3"
i heavy force,
What was Thorne to do?
ult of
“The surest way to save your teeth
stances. Growing young people of to
day should be given a diet of hard bis
cuits and chop bones.” He points out
npplies to America as well as to Brit
made in our mode of life evolution will
breed a race that will be practically |
toothless. He gives as the reason for
the narrowing of the jaws and “that
they are less powerful that they are
| attempt to escape from Richmond,
| though it would of
| difficulty of
i
1
1
al
ex
the
see
be a matter
on
now
could not
his
as
| treme account
which
He
had. seen
that
| alarm aroused
go, either,
brother. He surmised
but he could
determined not
without
every
| tion
he w dead, not
and he
to leave
louble
Know that: to
§
attempt
1
surance Bure, il
rother, to
and
al secret
his |
Union army,
owed to
| the to his superiors
service
re alive, he |
house
served : 1
| Cirectic nd he start
there influ
I of love
greater
dying o1
remote chance
bserved on
ever-vigil
emy
fu
pak
3
iis
at the
CHAPTER XVII.
Pl; ays the Man,
toy th
Wilfred
harp contra
presented by the quie
The
tack
house inside
the at
the bo and
separated er
tended and had gone
Old ightened
ined locked
he had
fartha was
VE
BOO:
Jonas, [r
been
maxing
Lt gone home
need |
the long fro:
Vilfred re
was fhe
her wih her
breast,
Ran for His Life.
What
What
the telegraph
answered Caroline in a low
What did she do vhere?
pened there?”
I am not sure”
“But try I me,
“1 would if 1 could,
I was afraid and ran
for her in the hall,
in her room
been?
at
vas it?
Where
has she
“She was office”
volce
What hag
to te dear.”
Mrs. Varney,
out and
but
of the city bells clanged sharply above
the diapason of artillery
“It's the alarm bell.” said
ney
Yeu”
| ing ont
‘Yes
fan’t it
They must
Mrs. Var.
eaid Caroline,
the last
“they are call
reserves.”
hark to the cannonading
awful? returned Mrs. Varney
be making a terrible at
tack tonight, Lieutenant Maxwell
right: that quiet spell was a signal’
“There gos
tillery.” said Caroline,
the window. “A man told
they sending them
Cemetery Hill. That's where the fight
ing is, Cemetery Hill”
“General Varney's division is to the
right of that position, or was the last
us that
were
t not sufficiently exercised: that we do
not vee our teeth to erunch hard foods
| 88 did the early Jdritishers. He notes
| that wiedom teeth, owing to the gon.
| oral narrowness of the jaws, are cut
at all manner of times, and tolls of a
| man of fifty-two who had just eut a
| wisdom tooth owing to the removal of
| other molars which at last allowed it
| to show itself above the gum.
§ a ———— "
For Young Mothers,
In the literary columns of a oon-
temporary there bas been a discussion
Heard from him,” said Mra.
anxiously
| time [
Varney
bad time sald Caro
drawing th
from the window
I'm afraid go,” wus
ny
NOW
Of it
tonight
curtains and
sway
rejoinder
ans at
the
who w»
thin
| thwarted
a bad
wha
Varnes
persisted
nother
“We can't
liove
wait for
sald Arrelafard
time taking a step toward the door
Mra, Varney caught the arm
“Let me speak to her,” she pleaded
“No, 1 will gee her myself”
But Miss Mitford, who had been the
indirect cause of so much trouble
once more interposed She had lis
tened to him with scarcely less sur
| prise than that developing in Mrs. Var
: ney's breast. She took a malicious joy
in thwarting the secret service agent
She barred the way, her slight figure
in the door, with arms extended
! ‘Where is your order for this?
| aeked
Arrelsford stared at her in surprise
BE CONTINUED.)
what you be
roughly
this
L5s
him by
' she
(iy
Modern ‘Student,
“How about your geometry? | want
you to do something in that” “Well.
tv's this way, father. Unless | make
a certain percentage in football, they
wot let me take the geometry at
all.”
oscil
recently on Horary: catnogue blun.
{ ders and mistakes made in ordering
| books by their titles.
Only one of the lustances seems
really new. It fs the case of a small
boy who collects moths and was in
search of a text book on the subject.
| After studying the catalogue of the
{ local library for some time he ap
plied for ahd obtained a book which,
he thought, would be the very thing
i he wanted.
It was "Dr. Blank's Advice to
Young Mothers!"”— Pearson's Weekly.
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