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stricken down s ith fevs4... which had a long
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ti alls'rolance. I Wris taken through the fis
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The lorVI•111,4 • , •a-on i•f the year.
Though donna to flan's, id•oitiodll near :
Swiot Iliirxrl,dinle and loatii , ts
Which t vault a lesson to as
• The hirds that sang It ,1101111 , 1' ••,•Avrot
liar' gonr away I' their ?sit roat :
Tile tro••s i ag•••••1 sit , are giiiy; •
The Gel Is arc du-noire piroon :no!
s.;rd
An si - nrailing all
ror !rat life fair a ihittl: Ilko iall; • •C . ,.4.;•:" -
Tlo• -410 , e:tins Ida . ) plea , atit
r foatitro s of a ,Icing
A, Vegetathin. lieri.4 arid iliityers
I.le o,lr;.iiigli (hi , wintry
,tiiit%;.' at - ei`!,l and droar,
'-- Ogaln 1% 1V.% npi lag itiopoaris.
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0. in tic antinittidleno of life.
'MAR tirii dawn 110.11 war ant
•rn ilci p in i alit, siilleinlirare,
1 . 11.• path , of life inl YMie to tear.
l:ut to the re:duo . ..ola morn,
s•idi:•.47 it fife to •
life TY:ton , •
And •ivi• shit live 1,114 . 1, to
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Ilse, purify
I:l.tit. lit
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" Dart; .Ma'lland. Dart &,Co."
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So t name stood upon the great s
brass platem in these mulles had
ille Lusiness of tie bank h e en pru
dently and prolittlily _conducted. for
:I Many years - as the \ majority of the
inhabitants or Ilighb r6ugh could
recall. •
Trade panics lnel' laid w,tste.ina'ny
another long esta i)1 i shed / tit: h ; bank-
N
rtqit,:y had. swoopol , Inic!xpi..tedly
upon many a liOuse where w ailb
seemed as limitless as here ; but hi , '
hank of Messrs. Dart, Maitland, Dal ,
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head high above a
treaf:ller(itlA / Araters; . and stood uti
d /
andltterly, t,eciire atter tilt
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— the n'tme of the firm was a pas
.port or 1.1.11:4 :111;1 rilifutco. as well . a , :
f
a pr4nzipt intrutluc fi
tioa t'o the r:
'49clcfy or tho.c.a
otitry. antl-thesprv•-
t nt, re! l;tstlt,ativt.s v; - ere tiw.t.!: 'Mau
rice 14 . 1.. the senior partll4; a
some nitin of fifty year,, who irnal.riti
vil the wkhe , :, the wo.lkii s es, , , awl the
pocut:dr 'to othex men, Could
icot 'novo him now and AYaltet.Mait-
land, in iiiijoutif:iniTs,:ind
tier, a stron:r vontra4 to Ili;-'s'enior
di
tend V':u • s
.•r, ht. 1(1i)1 t , than
lotrtnoi
of his him,
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i•Vt., and the gay Nvor.is S-6 prpt:fift,t,
iip,Ott his Iiiis.••••••., clued frantb
rastetl with
:111 , 1 Tht.
-t IA wa-; t.m,' in lutine allltn
I lathe :3 dcatli had Ica him a Ttli,
-'hare in th(Nl,‘:lllli, , litit lii= 0:11 : inter
e:oitrs.- with irxWas thr poli•v
or — its haviter
n e, ay the
wor,t ' lnc itn4l. to ti.;111.
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.to cliturt. , l thk_ army'. Abotp,
there (".111•- , t' that
V:1 , T111:t::,!..-•• 111 , 4T:1r:114h' c:0111 thltt cog
-1.1.). the enter N.vorliii it I‘; , :ts
. ll:think - 4 el n'unther
people lintl\itivcstt.ll. their sayinvs or
pit ritl • y on piirpose to lit
tie' firm. - .1;W
thho cleri- N onfy one easel w;ts
I,n o tvit.' with certairity. llc was
neither the olile , t experi:
enceti. thiotedt -the t Ott e rful, pc-r
-ii;,p,. the iitt:, intltistrhms.:, I le. hatl
,it po•-ittal with the the. 't
-tun
which hitt- lather. 11:i . ..t0t - le a 'forty
year.: (..otiri-ai of tilanat.r.ornhip, Itatl
itialaintilateil to 1)0(0 -at!' to him ;
and enal.)Nl to .Ir:INV what
ihitilihal his salary
looketl uppni hini,elr as a Part
.nterkit ulti r. an 1. Mille lofty
fiirLL - tint,. Iyiti4l hiss name
Ilei:11.i -taint 'the liras; plate
th.in ( . .'1).”. • Ch'eCtrritllv
:::'l cstnstantiv ho er:•cted
lent. to, att-clupt. to lay these
r,tilelations un tellterla Timm. lty
•-nv : •.:1• • • u t Ppeculal hog', never enterul
•livad. With his mother--:l
t.;. 111 . t.111 .,
t:.
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hniv Inipeful astrua
tul'::ml chepyriti n, he W:IS
T(r..!l lice lin 1.1"-Ltly NOlite COtt:l2',V
Lei here he letil
thiwer ; yr ca r•91!1‘1„
!hit sand in the flu, nrt .t NVO:ll.llt.r.
anti a no cm. which he W:n4 no nican
tierli.rier. An 1 as
c 'rs: 7 l:llnr:y,
ame nriniil.
takiirz hi::: lint sny, itt
the nrit tiral " I
V' , 111)1V t f flit yoninz
ferltivi, (int dityie'r timinirrow
ghoul in't WV, 111fItlit_•I'? Their
sala
rit are not iih.e mine*: and things nre
den r, von say."
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• Truv,.rucir ••;:tl:rries not, lilac
hut tarn hi v... , ,n1 , 1 not Inxvo tlu
nri•ri k t notti,., nor the small.
bri : rilt mother._ 4 . 0111-
fort he coultl tllttij: or iitil(l so there
Hever w:ts (tOfj.p . e'icity or Tom'srP.:ll:try
lent whet: Ott!. t-ar -
Once Or twice )Irs.. Leslie would
Ijulrc ruernily when hey, son pfeli
ed up the dinnerless elerks•whom lie
(leli;rlitetl to hring le,int. to sufiper___
or, a , he called it, to a littlemm4ic."
lint her 'genial ho,pitalit• was, after
all. a, prompt :is kis, and so thongl,
,he l;ept the aceonnt, there was, as 1
neVe r a penny. (b'lot's
ry, left, when the
. N't.:ll' Was up._
le thinks th•at .f. ion or his . is a
r e vynner thouglAt Mrs. Lrslie,
Saturda . y mornin: , watcliiin.V.her
cross the 'road. drop his , jilt, into.
xpectant hand of the - crossin! ,
t)cr, aml turn at the corner lA,'
nod O•klier; -- lie will soon e.ty...et
m t . to : ;lopl a few young men . who.:e
! salari t es i less than hi , OIN n.. It he)
i h a d kit Inikefited his l'ather 's saving
! nature'." Site. tried to• ri 7 g , cet this
dolefully; Init. - alter all, slie\eotad
I not help the w;ir \ inth of perfect‘satis
-•.
I faetion.lilling. . het\ eves. • .
.
I Even his - pract - U'al father had 1.-,
I. st : • p •
• need that liis:traturas lt,s m s lother
from the.Ltime (lut' nature began to
assert itself in the littl4om, t
On this particular ,Sa.tilslay morn 7
i `l! r . as he walked tit the Rank, Toni i
li:stored • - a little on ()tic sect— :t i
..!
yeti st -co. of handsome ji.kivitt
lions. hefoie -one of Nvliich st..)d a 1
eonple\d' cabs piled with ii,x .s
Tom \ vaXpd long 'entitigli to see that 1
the cabs 11)re nothing lint ltu . rgio . o...`
Then lie A% \ i
ktii bri-kly on. and,
entering the lanli excited, told his:
I fellow clerks dl \ the arrival of the
colonel's liousehOhi, and fur fully live
al minlites forgot. in is excitement, to
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COUNTY, - ‘ h., THURSDAY
mbl ills general Dirvitation for the•
morrow.
Wlren the comil4 - ;or the reglment,
be - Cat diseusseil! and Tom's
ant invitation aeqpted, he turned to
his desk, not to Iditer again thront.fli
()lß Ole day. An hour-afterward strJ
Dart arm-v .- tip, and' with a gaiet
Good Morning," pas Sea throw:li r the i l•
hank to his own private room. 'llere,l
presently, Mr. Nlaitlana'joined hbn,'
and standing before the lire s
o l various items of town news_
•nnong them, of nourse, the arrival of
ow regiment. '
• Colonel Conynglia:n has onlypne
\Ve mint help tointro , luee
her. V iii ig I/art having onee
ea to the relriment, , gives it, ;is it
were, a claim ninin its:"
" The o:llpliel',Otlathter. will need
wit -little introiluctiob, - remarkeil
Maurice Dart.
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" Dart, Maitland. I!art Co."
The name stood 1111:f ItC
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great plate; yet—except the sleeping
partner, away in India now—,each
Orie rept'esented thati , •igp was per.
frail} - aware' that a great alter:lo4M
luld been grow ink in hpfself ever
since Colonel Conyng,h...,iin aliq his
rlatut.hter hail 'been living 3h Ili:rh
buromrh. .TAle strong bank walls no
ton , :er i;ope and anthition.
Beyond them stmpl revealezl a brims ,
or love, Of easesand sunshinv, bright
ly possible; and in this future the
on! ymission of the' golal old -bank
was' o furnish the home with luxury.
It was a winter mi , :ht. The bank
windows were I) ilted'und barred, the
great books Were lor.kol away iii
tru-ly safes, and the manager was
asleep up stairs, with the
blunderbluss beside his bed. But in
his brilliantly lighted drawing - room
at h u me thc, .senior partner sat ':done
striking looking imp-in his eve
nt dress, with the hot-house'llpwer,
ng:in his roat. The room had
been filled- with guests up to thjs
,ow .Nln hart: sat alone before
\l , :uried ill thought which
iinnte Minute.
,until the
)ened, anti Waller Alait
\l the rootn_ifelnel but
en .
time,
the tire
ileepened 1
door %OR A - 0
!and re-entert
lately left.
‘; I could not 11,..11) coming •11. , , t ,k,
he sai(l,l,eginninglytirriellly to speak
as if the words 16,reed theinselve ,
from him in his ervous haste
, ;'There was one thing \l ‘ ,.)ll'. with+
I Inutit spe:ik to von to-ul
%chilli I have wanted 1,0-4,1,0n1i lA.) you
for a long °time: Nva
leaning a!rainst , the chilli :1"Y
friend,
intense scrutiny into c i niet
` , Chat I hay . e bean (Ireainiic, , . - a Ire:a
whielt•ii wool of youl . l's at •ti.it's
mew co wri Tell ine if it
so. It dill -he a ~n eater
th:ol your silence, ti,' the I,ifitlin;s,
is sure to he the motive of 'i',•ll
we at, om - ie.,Part. it pa tinot 111,"1 , -
ant to you ti.) see my anxiety. lon
are toli-good a - felhor to fee', ply.istire
ih Or.t.
What, am 1-to t.lt you "!
ho, without: nwt , ting• iii-;
i(,211:s eyv!z..
Surely you know.! 1 =ai,l
self that winni I n!, t
I ~:1! K• 1 In'n it
your home, to ni:111.. I would lia
~ut it' my fears were well, lonn , led
not" (liF , eover, I. wool,
n.-41,; vow for the truth before I loft
I ,u pens for me
1.1_11:4., been ., , rowitp! th,
Months slitc by sip e. with my love;
unlwarable at last.:"
.• rice raised his heail niiw, and
mint los companion's: anxious,
ionint; eytis.• "1 ant
spoheir,:\laitlaill 1" lie said. I h a c c.
•, , tiessell at:your anxiety„.%\hilo I have
often•wisheil to break the silince
1; tve held on tlrt's One - point.. — I fan
c•it'll ;you It:uI soniethim , to tell ina.
1 farreicil.so' but now, vvhen you re-.
mitered tile room."
indeed" ; 1" exelaitni , l
wit,l l his .• I wish
to heaven 1 hail. lAvisli hathilareil
to sat'tha.C . lsaliel hail given Ito 1
eouragement •eitim2 - 11 to inal:ai ttte ,
e_ve'n hope. ( . 0 1m11 could not ask her
to --olove the while von litiov how
useless it, would lie."
' Ido not., know," returned l)art
i.vorils vory
‘Valter's ta'rernoss, yet all li, ,i;11 . -
F eiitionititil to hilt; thcir
r .
ling of hope--- has niive.r
Word ez lo v e 5t).,,,m me. the
! relit athi al
ways...hut elniiii t t. ,
'ro ; me, too, she isJ,rathit and
pleasant always," lint
restlessly"; ••altil - I can ill'scover
in!! snore. I fancied you
Pie omit of one phase of this under-
•
. .
A n,l you 'are Vt:Fy glil , l 011.1
rnha, e:111110t," :aid the elder part
er. And then their eve:: 1 1 met, with
I a suiile that was strang'ely wistful
for sr,u h manly faces. -
Dart, - said Maitland, "you are
the ehler maim. the richer—the better
toO„t--Vou shall.speak first. Ito it as
as-vou •
"Seniority leis no in sprit n
rase sail the 'Senior partner.
AVe, can wait."
" 1 Can wait no 1011 ,, Tr!" 1,111, in the
•otinger man. impatiently. •••A fly-
1161 - I , x b e tter th a n . this su<•
!,ruse. Why on earth shoulk,.
wait? Isabel knows 115 thoroughly.
now. She knows that we are to ,- ) old
for . this luxe to he anN'thin , , but
earnest. She knows enough of ns
and our p‘cdtion to make 'her 41cti.,
Nio h ' c asy h) her. do let us 1 1 ,--now
the - You have the
.right to speak first."
"I will n t Like it.!" said Mr [hint
speaking . Inure quickly than h.' had
t'l, US Lot us
r e—t o:Tetlie r."
A ew min fitC : :i.silenee, while Walter
thom*ht thi4' over - -leanim ., his
Imi the arm w,hieh rested on the
t s chimney .
" Let :that bedechled," urged Mau
-1 rice. •*.We will uril,e to,m4-o'row.' Let
, her receive the two hitters tjo , ..!othei,
'
that she untv think 4't us ,I,,,.rether.
r. •
now's, flee d our lett-hr‘ shalll hi 7
ready for tolnorrow . s.postt:'
" 1 promise," said Maitland, rai4in3
his-again. Thank you for this.ar-
ralp4etnent."
N • CHAPTER II!.
The Ilre roared and crackle( 1 in the
pri•ite room at the hank, but neither
c ;\
fdi tw- partners had arrived. -
1 " 111 •ver knew him so late," re-
QUATER
1011MNG. - OCT'
mnrked'Tom Leslie, a.
aloud a pizzling, t.oftjeett
", Who ? old Dart?"
Dart. Yes!"
" Leslie feels it incumbent
uphold-Abe dignity of his partri
put hi another elerk. " br4
swells proudly with a Ohm-feeling.
" What an idle set you Are this
morning,'' remarked Toin, turulng
from his desk with the quick, kin;ll.
which made his face so 'plCas
ant, to look upon. "As soon as I
am senior partner I shall give , ybu
all a swoTing .
'FI: listeners lawrt.ted, enjoy ingdthe
tlp , absurdity of tlm. idea ; and 'one
or tv. , o Iltti9ned with
anxiety, as to the occasion.. Through
all the. laughter Tom pursued his
work, awl Dart noticed this when lie
entered the bank ; awl thou , dt it 'Nva.';
hut very curtly that he answqred-
Toi,., quiet greeting, yet betote lie
reacht.:l tho inner door lie turned ';lnfl
,9polie to hint..
Col 4 Loslie Keep up
,kood firt-;•. It i, hard," he unuttered
to himself, " tOr WitilOUL a
Thi:, Mr. Itareit't the sprino•
oor close behind him, and. sittifyr
ill 1115 Orih't.
(me :inn 011lyi-as •vi:ry ealin'nien
ivlion they arc ill at ease, as well zis
tired. Ho SO, looking
,Inquolily'into the tire.. when Mt. mait - -
1.1.1 ,The senior
partn . er did not `turn to greet him :
awl even when )V,alter stood uF t sm
the Kng, bt-lde him', tie d 1 , 1 nut ven
ture to.tneet his eyes.; ,
Maurice," the. youttZer
t I suppose- I t•ongratillate
you. It is rather hartl ; yet no one
owi,lit to 1 . 10 it SO hi•;irtily.
:clu) what a. .gOO4l fellow you
are. ami.what—what a ;wile 'you have
EOM
A :rlan(Torr-Airp . ri-q!int.ohisfrien.rs
ce, :m it tilen Mr. Dalt :...p9h.•e in a
word.:
She has rent,t , i me, Maitland
" Re fusea !fip,t
rtp , :ll.ol the wtyrd. , ,lthough
ly truZlt,
' - Knew, (.40;1 have xvoig s hua then; sr)
lat•, tou!'' he
has ne‘-er eitre , l flirint•
but as a frit:hit—sit:ll,3y and i)n•y as
a friend."
itt a I, : w .hind Words . to 'no,"
I\lr. Dart, without up.
to! , !-ivt•it heir love i•1,,-
%%•hi:rik.. I was tryinin you earn('
pit•parg inysi•lf to tehl you, " I
1 . ,.j0h7e in )our . liappiiii•-s..Nla.itliiiA. -
nit now vott--0.11 sav the saint. it
ruritql
li.trlncr-3 in.tll"k• old tlrin zai a
thvir wcrin
-101 thy 1,1,•1,41:r. ,, (0 . vorl , l
I
'Dien it'i-; to Lt. 'hoped- yott.:ll:e
roit.: but tt'vi--it'." rental - I:ell Mr.
for Noventhel
Itty--. :ire hot the pleatztitest for t.
•• 1 ion not on a tioir,
tom only a twin:cat : thoh
iiiith , ol his Iktiiiicrs Ivor, consciou;
i.f. - in his voicy
I slititild Eike to t. II you Yentletticii,
why I want Inv holiday thep. the
M!!! to h itiv-wtihiiiig-linv. 4
• Mr. Dart returned tO
writin.r. 3.1 r. .N1:!1.1.t1‘l from!
,t.at.-anil rimy,. 4 1 to t l u l i4 r. t Irn
li IZO4 - . On. 1 4 . 144 re I :IC
01 . livt It the partners there lir.-
v,reil a filets that. led them. too. tt,
tiro:tin of t
t !Lev - had so
IV hi. , •11 RW:ilCxli;!,l
I tlvv‘iiii,l h•tr.l,
or., thick; to t:itl;
voi (df h)rtAint , . vct,
it %-;:is tint in NV:iltk.t. :\l:litl2ll;fi's
i-
Inrt to' let Z1)1u ft•tl:lll..f, prt'Vellt,
1.11411. • •
11 1 ,1 0 41. 1
:hut Von* '1:1(1„ Four=,..
11.6 In ar it. I pro , l.inist leafy A•vtyy
y(111. ()I' cour,e
1,(•:t111.(1, (1(.1.1) fur yilkt imtil 1 knoNv
who 4il,e
" linow hcr well.
" I lor fatht r,
Cvlobilt•l niy iti , ,tl3(r's
IVe v them
when thi , y wtfroalonc, heC.:lll,e
—at Inyln , ,tln:r's, (s)ttag.i , , of c()urse,
wc vould, not (litort:iin thvir
Ny;(• always Iwun----;Is (0.1 rrit.ii;ls
:I'ol : amt 1 ilavy
:tlW:lp , 11I1L it was ny
w,.!s.s:try lor us Md...
lw n)t. yottt.) rt;al.
tlift gentleami,' P1:111•1:4c
k an e-Xlicll-',2 •
Von can co, hello, - remarlird / at a s Nut hail conelml-.Ha the pure fresh. Minnesota air
Mr. Itar". without rakileg hiA head: • thijs'nrrangernent, he wasl llow (I, light fully irvig - orating it ice!
" .n•I the holiday, !sir r' it, to ne.e‘jle to it 1 . _And. at'- ! the feels as though he •wert-• • far lip
y
•• Take our holiday when you ~ interview, who la Uld 'repeat lin the Olin • i-ther which I.lolrts lii? - ti
choose,.only don't make such a fus.-; ,intitles•• promises Tont made to i all-c‘o the earth. and joyOusly drinks
about, it.'' '''.• . • /-: clerk-. when he told .thein 'of Iii ? "„ , in the life-giving atmosphere. - The
•• A nd. is there ti thin more' yoti ' ~,,,J = Cee se ' 1 1 1' tell luo.Ni he reached ! . pids,. boundS with unwonti'd - quick
intenderd to say t!) me. Mr. laitlaret' 1 home in hall' hi-. u..inih„t hue and put': tiesS. inahthe cheek is tin:ted with •a
, nquirc,l Tom. • . I his ar'us arctuni his mother, wit h his ~ticalthy flush in respOnse to tile nat
. •,1 :shoithl say, - remarked Walt,.‘r. I eyes full of tears. just as it' In' had 7 oral stimuhiss: Ilci:e:is the spot where
wth an an:rry 'gleam in „his e . es, " it i !wen thirteen instead' of thirty ?
i•
• , doetor4" are but little in deoland,
is an irreparable :liitit:lke rill are I : But. above all, who could describe ! whek.invalirecover by virtue of
making `to: 19:L11'y "on y, ur ineonio, 1 Isabel's mute, wondeiic , :r. g ratittnle ! fresh air. A fterres j tin! , front the-fa
unless you had chosen a wile in your ! ttl t! I,' Iw , , triell %%limn le had given ti:oul-(if our journey, we• start. oitt,
own position and-us dto such a life 1 , so inn .I) pain ? " I an' Very, very 1 with the early its to learn wilitt
as your mother's:7 ' gratetu Tota,"-she sai,l,sisaking, to Iwe 'eau of the town. \Ve learn first
. . .
, . , ,„ „ ~ ,
" My mother, - life was shell a life I him with the tears thick 'T r oll 'Ayr that
-tile eliy OolviLsol forty thousand
a.: Isaliers, .:, • Isabe"s age s "- s•ii , l lashes: "h it I 'would rather not talk 1 inhabitants, it fact which surprised
'rota. and f, ..`'n in 'mem, it's face Wai ahoit, it—yest 1. ,, t - ine get time to lus somewhat as we hadlno idea, that
l':•allv hal soiree in .its tbish orhaml- I think ationt it\.'.' , Minneapolig waS'a. larger city than,
Statill. 11 -. de : " and 'Sabel has !WOW': 1 ' Qnit'k to materstand her wish, and l'St.'l'aul, but such is really the case'.
what, iny mother's life is for many a ' . tiplit'ate sat carr, i11! ,. ..it out, T i on left - t' , Minierrially the. lutnber -and
. 11.oUr
year past. Would I Inarry he under Isabel delighted - Una his' news had i
trade prial(uninate here.. There /are
any I . 3tst. preWTezeS?"
:• I pr....sutne, then, that lisl-4 Con- i.over It, too—because the sei'ret Of ' feet of Illitiller ea - elf ye:a.There are
. „.
\April:tin knows the eY.tent of your in-4-the partners was. so safe in the•keep- 1 twenty-one flour- mills, all very•J'arge
'clllll. ?" asked ..\laitland. with ;coin- i i illl_of the girl whom tlit'y lirtil---not, 1 ohe of which has jip•ty rur‘ of.i ; '.' -, ,;"e,
pressed lips: "or have you, in your unworthily—l,oved. lint hardest of , which Vs probably as !lar , Ati..si•-• ny
• foolery, been .representi-ng yourself :ill it would lie to describe how brit- chtill eau show. in :•the Ay.orld.:' test,:
as a partner in tlie bank ?- Eler eyes : liantly Ivefore Tom's c thericA'altle-!1:11Th are all bartl!.at work. an, -1 hey
: •
L 1 . • 4. -
rh • '
.\.
. L; •
')E11 1 , 1877.
if fillish . ing
L e ' - 1
_ I—fain:lel nut.
1,,,11t wt:1'1;11y men. Dart, ' vollit-311,e,,
\Vallyr, Iravely and pent1y,, 4 .41-. ) ',„
thii, W.::.ltil R",' olrepi,l, a day, or Av. - ,
a. , ,,, to I , altt-I l'oli•tightitp. You
pile--; what I ;:ttn going to;say ? l•iltal•:
h- iwnelili,y our----love for her,? - ;
\
T1!.?0,-Allior. partmo.,•looked tut slot--
I .y\,iii..stioningly. •A thotilit which
11.1,1\liticn haunting - him all 1:i01,1
i211 ,1,, ; :\,,,•,11 1 11 ; loc . :m i ng , , Pfllice woyal
iitlito Iblill to ld•.n.' ;
• l',. 4 - I r• e( - you liaye left 'this. -
\
%tit ;r, , l itiatry, "just as .I
' I seu that my words
:,--; on t. tilling to' your
1 ilm'er , t.,ll , l lna.v . it inn
- 611. 1.4 , lie Las invest, ai t l;
._
4..-r;r, sayings ail at' his - t;atti
as one may :4:l , y—in our liank.
ponds hit- wit 4:lys hare n;.,,, , ,
sclen - ,iously, in,l•l,t t;; , t,ivortitily - .
I he , h all s tt,Ctliis cannot liveit a
o lve whi c h we—you nail x i--Illse to
1 i-tiire as .1-;;litell'onyittsliniliorcle
Anil then !!'is itioth, , r ?has to lt ‘ 'pro
/
v, , lt tl :for. You thiiili, Dart, tittl'it i
w-iiltl no', lint t us auel canna ',irt i .“ t I,eniitirtil,r,.lllim , prairie, and :t ,rail
: , ,ny . .',P.ll,•onee to l:aptnin 1):Ir wli . Lf,,;-,j I ',linty fnl flier; upon
1,.. 1 :,.. Po voice in :;,Ily 1:,1111, - . Manor. I:. ' 1 iii.'-‘c , .fic, Won't . ' ' , .:IIITIV Illi
!.,! ,li k • 1, :1 .1 imw e l- Co ‘11::i.`,1," Wilat.W(Wl , ll
k.-:".i
hint Il101': cor.
lfi.rtalwl , 2. in Short
—in! shut, OM fells, i. you woti; - ;.:
make hint all equal pa'rtner with me. - 1 ,
With 1 , I1! -- ;diye'i: * S ' :11.1 Mr. Par', ! /1'
at Once. u• with om ;;t.-Ivas, you ineaii ? I
/ 4 ;
1 i It' -,N.,... were all equal p ____•'
artners ,
• ••• 1,..; ii.:,li-cd-s; it this all.ermoild ,
11 , , iltit,i; ~ x;or It till then, )lattriee. - j-imr %chic
iput in•NValter, thinking - that the s,, i - I, p l i,-,1 1 0 -
•
i mor partner . sliottlil
~, h ave ijiut' 1., i i•, 111 - •
m is:li : \V NVill t:111
4
•
,Hake his ti t -x;. it 1 We
I- • ,
OVVra:2;alll. .
i ,
i '•
Tilt- tlisetission was duly held that
i afternoon ill the .partnitr; itrivi a
i ro.,tti. • The Tom WaS . Sfilllfil9fiVi to
ilv:ir the lesllit or it. TIIMI:"11 lot 11
, • ~
. i tom , ilitkirvit w, it Ivas ont. ) • in ,ossil,lt
-,
to t1a,...-ille„ for„how' cittild
show•th6 utter failure o''
1 eil'ort, to in:tint:lin his
; thr,nailt 'l-nut's extr
halal - yle, prou 1, ri,
Or tlescrihe W.
si , tent(thoiP..,
; as , tti•anet• t ' •
1 cal to trial'•
very p,l- t'
tarll
.1
J 111.. ,
I I :.
i • •
. r
I 11
11
. I :
%,.
. I
...1
are open to thefolly of what She is
doing; eh Y" .
" She knows everytliiniz, sir," said
Toni, his eyes much puzzleil,'-and a
little angry, "Rini she"•does not csll
it folly:'
j him
EN
" You 'an ;2. , 0." .
The clerk leib the i•i)ou),•elusing the
our quiet
. 3 lain.... •
" They nuNt Ihare -ben
‘Olat his home wi L dit'be. with Isahel
at its he'ad; and. their .hearts. there
fined with ri-s - entmolt against flit,
winner of the" . prize whieh. they ha(l
cl,yeted. " You knew this Inornin
that :the was to In some one eke
_why s!lould your thoughts he hard
er now, that you . know who has won
tier:'" So a vo;c. seenu:A arguing
with thOtn, but below all the ang.-. -
•thoughts surgvd on.
6 ' Flor 111,n to be the one to gain
paid servant in the batik
.f."
• CHAPTER
When Mi. Bart re:wiled the bank
next- 'morning, worn awl harrassed
aTtex • his . sleeple:.e; night, he . fdund
that. Main:m i . contrary to his usual
uttstonj, hal arrived before hint.
Th,up,..:11 the two friends greeted eaeih
other as - usual, atntast unusual silenee
...etilel presently upon theta bath.
V.yentually the suniOri partnem ; mak
eW)rt, reinanked un thet cold
riers nl'tlle we.ather awl his eompan
puttilig th)wn a letter that he
ansv...ere.l. leisitray. But hi,
pleasant t)lite eyes were restle.is rath-•
er than the moment . the answer,
was and Alcuce. wrapped . thent
took tonci.
Fur .:1:1 hour the oilier clock
the quiet;:es-. cr cn Walter
Maitland rose. slowll. -- froin his cha'ir.
whi Lthe 7;uw, , inifuide , t in his hand.
mil,lv:ting the: paper t::11 7 Caw:: alai
url upgit the ra ! !,r 110 . side his friend.
le) 11.11 jut re-entered front tin
I):'Hils. • Very.gently upon Ili-;.senior's .
s!iOuldet; he laid his hand. .
•• Part, ohl friend ! want t speak
fe-v,- word , -; to
. sou great earnest-
Sincu roc's yestectiny
1 have glitArn t 1), quite cer
t•,:n tine thing—iini'.u.
1;:li nut', in :eniity heen \t-n•
5-0 nit' 1 gavt:mc.•
pirnty 4,1 ror
t how:l4 ;pt hat I have gi•ownt,tU
f, v, sun: of i this. 1 shall
•• Ni.t . :11aurice. mean
nn.n 1101,4 (rfi t ql Inejn 1 . 11 4 .
I"docnso, nll.lDnigli tlicy ut.121 . it :Is
Fttinly. • ,
111
rolt lz
(.‘lll ca
' , t 1...,111
,s fall
.0111
:mot
1.......,
UMI
(IW, 'WC. 11
Any NI; u fli--;
Mr. Dart's
graveTeser:c
.va . 4ant, boyiph,
, t•tOutig , rritiO , le 1'
At* laitland's r ;tor-
Al wary s.. disre , mrded j
• 4
4.
••. .
• r
$2 per Annum In Advance.
that, night.a visirm Rf that identical
brass Plate which really - met him facie
ter faee when, after ins . " holiday's,"
he reached the heavy, familiar doors
of the II ighimrongh .11,84----" I
Maitland ;-.114-4 Co:"
WaS nri More. •
•
ritui PROM' MINNESOTA.
N 1'.44, i NT I ..4q.t. 9: 1
NAR,lfEpulunit:—The Poet -says
" There is- a tide in the atfaiefs of !nen
that !Tathi, rs no .nil ss,' and say a
stonels liable to spatter, :Lint
in proof of the assertiow we send lwre
with a figs"' spatters '' that start - from
I\linne.nota and strike" D. V," in the
(ac t ! of the l'inAvrAatn ItEronT ER.
:itarting Tovv:4i'itla on the :5.P.M
train :Ind eliafrrinf - ; ears at Elmira.,
Wk• proceed gaily awl rapidli - west'.
W:01 via the '.Atlantic and Great
Westexn :Lnd land in Chi.
i:ago aftet a ph.'asant ride of thirty
two hours. .N6w at some .
future tinie write a history (?) of this
little:western town. hint now we•letiA•e.
it fur the inore distant West.
We inquire which is the best road
utn Cliicro to .St. Pahl, arid; int
bodiencv instetictiod take • the
eL'cago and ,N. AV. train. 7 which
leav s the depgt at..tbe corner or Ca
nal and Kinzie streets, at nine o'clock
in the evening.
a comfort:ll,k. 'berth in
thti l'ulbinin We surrender'ourselv's
situilber.and our, faithful engineer;
lA.t, its litmic ri•m:irk that all wear%
tra; eters", that are juurneying towards
Paul, (St, Paul, :Nlintusota, we
in!oan), will di, the, Vroper
iking the Chieiv: ; ) !Awl . N. W. rouse
if they.clesire . smoolli track, a coin
fortafilo car, ! . rontlemanly officials.
r:11)41 transit. 4i,pe scenery, apfl. in
evcrythilv: ivhich.makus!travvh:
Iniury am! not ntoyely a mat
ter of entitirance as it so often i•••:.
14 tihi• giny dawn .steats
in we raise OuT slee . py inpectors and
pull aside our curtain for a pe6 .at
the unknown laud. We flail that
ournliilnight dream La; nearly pro
ven-a reality, ls to the panic. 61\ our
present tocation, for° we ()pep', oilr
eyes qpon' Dqvit's Lake. , But 'one
hasty glance is sutlicient-'.oconvinee
that the zieene' before lei . oncit wor-
Inv of a Milton's . tiescription,
vH.y remote troll -ally conneetitn.
with Dante.'s In 5 fi31.10."
I.akt is tnikinomer. •
lake IS in the State or -Wis
eonsin one setent
Svont (•lliea , ro.
s it n4,t
vvry elvai cunt an,l
iti ti \ - 11-h. lt i~ err
roitu , loc. It, preeipi'tott-s cliti alp
'.,111e-chef roek , o i'ail point.-I.tit two,
natitolY the . onil'atice exit.of tin•
iron roa,i. The track hoe re , •l_, - z up
on a - roeliV bed that \vas litetaily
froin the nunititaill's ,-010. So
((IA Sculltacit UPC 1•1:,:ltt•
•,011e:Intl011 , 1
,rand. litre, it 1- -ail
the in , nie of the heautiful -1 llt
unfortunate Indian rnaidenN‘lintia
wankenit.` The ttczt object, of inter
the t'0341 of "Baraboo, toctin•
with a river of the '
Vic y;l4!‘v here very Ift.ratitifiil
e.l..'rei..u.intlhu,r. 0110 'sontewhit.
. .
. . ,
l'ziat :i.lolig through . AVysatii, , ing . . on
. i..:!r. own I..•lligli roa , l. Actor a rirk
6f thirty or forty milos " Elroy 7 •i , .,
calic,l out.,,rin , r wt. far4l okir-t•los ,11
thr ~ ,, utlwril-I,:rmilitis of the West
t'.\Vi:-,•011:-,in.r1ilrog.41;,. /
.
From tli,i,-; p“ilit Out cours c runt
-I,t,AiTi for awhile. ailkl tlit , n we- an.
(ii•op in tic:: eeIOIN:Vi.OI pines. who , :e
"41'ie.\* (1.1 comP. lo c l :% ; .ztnY
:Lroinatic gThly that, ever , . froth
tiipber,
liave clone so -- intieli to increase
.vv-•,11.11 t 'Slab., 14 WiS cO nSilj. .
ft 'r a
. few
ritinhor towns, we- read: the riveILSI.
utilich lioUve is the divi(iiing
I..L'„w‘q:ll W . iseousimaie.,i 11.itinuso
in. 'This rivi r 1144 ; N - el.). deep, ands
h n It as wile as lite:74`t
. e , {iiielit.iia
in inanyiplilyi.s. 1 t !rims Ve.yl4llt
.lv. a I'LIT tlu Vit'Slerli : , Lrle. mill over
throu'rli . ••;tliftly
lell.•' We -hero ero•-:=
=MI
a ~nwapt th,
t,f th p St.
,xpans:t !or land that.
t.vt 1 , 11 ever) -
ter ex! reine:
; WIN I IV ,
that lit.;
the very
The • la:Ie .
/ prguilly stand
, :eelu but
forest;; ' .or ,
!omit
We now :idilenly
V‘" of fit. Patti, (put trn
, wovill not here :Wok. hut
twel v(:\pdles farther. fu .our
V'S end. ''or a , few ' thonient•s
tkallS1)1111.-..A
of t;
, ,
"r ; 11 01•11,
lirtk It\ , v..er than '
Lir a: , l th:'
tailve ilms . No \ n/
!kit at tho/
/ Aril& over. "beau
1a fields of m1(11;1:1,611 ,, richness, :t
lnrtiei ca gi aSJielVt.:d ilj tkr
:In liu slm:!;llirie or a -t*a.r. Septein
-14.r afterßoon.• \t)
. _
- ,
A s 1(1(11 shriek from oq' 100 9 m
oire reminds us .that our 'hut
i.lf;:u-unt journey has now co-mk! to a
r(o=c.. " W , ali lat.iru,ti our car, and
find oursil.ves in Om : young:pit flour
yity Ilituif , apolis,. conceit - 1:
irk which so littic is known 01it:44,
01111 e. Stat e• I inpesotti: - _
stoyfor a mornynt to bri.atlfe
DT
the goi
fore s
was r
the S
Wh
the S
year!
son, 6
planter
\..lZd
b sheJ
good (
ter sill
DM
ty here, 'but .heat
principal t-Qp.. In addition to the
wheat and lUMber mills the' Indus. :
Aries of the city are very numerous.
There are - latlf and,shinglemaills, oil
mills, foundries, machine, shops, etc.
'The Mills arc mostly run by the wa
ter power of the famous St. Anthony .
Palls. Tlf Churches hero. are fifty
-two in number. There ate thirty-fiVe
hotelS,Minety boardinghouses, thir
teen•
public schools, a State- tniver- •
sity.: and -nine railway stations all - .
within the- city limits, which we
\thinkis a Very remarkable- showing
Pkr a city less than twenty-one .years •
014. The p> plc here are all jolly;' .•
gooknatured; and full of-life and vi
gor. aid extend to strangers a very. •
cordial \ Reefing. -
We may here mention that one of.
Hthe city's most prominent.men is Dr,
r 0..1. Evans, who is a brothqr of our
esteemed townsman, Mr. D. T. Evans:'-.
The l)-P. came. here a few years since
and.fortj.me has blandly smiled upon
him. Ile is the owner of aline brick
-clock called Evans Bloc)c, on• Bridge
Square and also has'; \ considerable
other real estate in and. Out of the
city. We met. the
.Dr. nil found
him socially the e very prince\of good.
fellOws, and we are pi•oud• to claim
thi; somewhat distant rclationship.. , •,
• Von ask, properV very high
'in this. vicinity ?" • w& answer no. ,
_You can buy, at. very reasonable fig
ures, and on easy terms. Hence, we
say, here is the plae for the ankbi;
tiotis man,..a place where a man. Who
is willing work% can surely gain
wealtlyand where a - man of limited - .
meana can live very comfortably,
and, with a certain prospect before.
him of qbetter times. From all ac-.
counts the general, financial dcpres . -.
sion seems .to have skipped this city. ,
Buildings are going, up, business' is
rushing.•and money plenty. What
. more cc:m;(1 one wish In my - next •
• I will speak L eoneerning the . pre;
emption of lain', and will describe:•
i.eveizal -points of special : interest
about-the city. I wiil also, tell the
some hunting and fishing yarns
that will fairly drive them wild. Till
then sweet ire, thy dreams.
D. 1,. P.
NUMPER Is.
\
\
-WENT Tu Ms OWN. Fu.NxitAi,.. l —
a haeliman to a- patron, "joint
ing 'to a cabby sitting. on is. box
1-I,•zie '• You stu that man ?
he . attended Lis .own i.ineral. "Not,
exclaims the surmised stran-
you :how it-was,"
(~ntirotics the cablnan.. That man
effinpl:lined not lon!*.ago-to his wife
hard times. and lie. said le. was go-;
in(2; to iirowif himself. Now it bap
pemid that on that Y:ers . day -a body . .
rcsemblin , r•his was INiedk..out of the
ri‘'cr: A he . had not been heard of
for three dais the family -rOnclnded
lii was dead.- Now. on the" day of the
Was - driving his carriage
•o 1; m , * a street, when lie 'spies his wife "
and all his relations followint;
imir - se. • That's sad; said.he to
• there's my pOor - -old aunt who
bnried; So he joins -in the
line. As lurk would. have it, the
,blot lie. thought - was deal turns
a'rrininl and speaks to .him. Then"'
,v , 41 see. those trio dead people began
to each ot . her and the pfoces
;•ion steps.. A nd . they tell me that a
livelier fimeral was never'seeh in:our
t NN-n•—/:f Trot • •
treat deal of talent
is ,10 , 41 . , in the world for the want cif.a
Irjtle E very Alay sends to
ffii•.!zrave a number pif obsc-urirmen,
who nave only remained-in obscurity
hecitue: their timidity-has preventol,
them from making a first etfort„:l7
Who if they could have been indij,
to:Wrhi, wouldin
have gone great lengthB in fa
111(A:is, to do. anytlii .:g
worth
. (loin!7,:we uptst.noi
. .
aanal ,
thinking/
daii7:er, but, j.
s•t•camtwlc , tliron-211
It .will not (10 to
DEMME
up. Xll :111
hull livw
ma
=E:CCEM
3ility..
.a. , . The
,ne. world
/..- stand - back
/of the .cold
st•jump in and
: well as- we.ean.
)e calculating risks
:co chances. It ',aid
before the . flood; where
d supps..)-rt, his ' friends
. itended - public:Rion for a
..and INV . yyars t and then
see it. 4 success afterward. But
tnd adjusting.
=MEM
•t•sent., a innti Waits and aoubts,
prl hesitates anti consults his brother,
in l his uncle, :aria his particular
trienils, until one (lay he fiiids he is'
i4ityvears ofage: then- helms lost
so mod'. tithe ill cOnstiltitig hi§ first-
ana -particular friends, that he
uo time to follow their advice.'
FUN, FACT AND•FACETUE
Till: 'nail - who NVOIIHk considered wise
,h , uhl never give an uhiniun hntil he has
eatefnily estimated'. what his opinion. is
OEM
. .
A Dunorr ,restaurant keeper hangs
out a sign of "free chops,' - and when the - . -.•
old loafeTs conic around he shows ,thent -. , •
an axe and,a woodpile.
. . . ,
THEM:uric(' ladies o f a Western city -. .
Lace formed a. , Tome-honfe-liusband-
(*tab.'', It is about four feet long, and .
.-.
•haS'a.t rush on the.end of it. .
~> ;
A LITTLE four-year-old- silenced his . ,
Motlid - the other day by making the fol-
loWinginquiry :, '4 Mother, if. a man is a,
mister. ain't a woman a mystery?" . . .
' . " R'oom' blacked insider read a 'Shia' -
ger. as he ga . .ed on a placard in a windo -.. i
-- You don't catch Inc lettin' tt at. c ap
/,/
black:my boots 1" and he.passed on. , ,
AN eccentric clergymaia lately 'S id ,in
oiie , of his sermons that about the coin
mooest proof we have thai nian/ts-made
,of clay iz the bricks so. often 11 find in his
hat. - • - , •
..s English elector says tl ;'
pasShinate love will tiring •
case, \out it therefore sti 1
to s loytknildly and with '
0 ,
let hargy\•
-Tin: 1111)1(1yn-boar f
ly.but . calmly extraC e'
from the sk..ivard
a!-ilfed - his fell-s' o
strtttger here'"
. 1 .--- .1.1 . demi\
.ter, wheti he irtiiek
/ed a long red hair
ortiun of his bread,
o singiUg, 1-• I'm butter
is the lutist- . ittable—c4eri
ent•e or. instinct Y" was the subject for
discUssion at - it country- debating society
rceently: One member said esperienet
teaches as to back up to a hot stove when
.%%e'are cold, but when oor coat tai.N catch
tire-•
instibet is boss:
B
A
.1 '
.1
•
ME
OM=
heart
'l nds na in hand.
a great ileanif
dinner orator in
t o say ''tqpeak
iorifyiug itt tim
ne dcxnl, -and
•buf,'' etc. r
a 1 ,7. said a pu;
if \ his teaclier.
Yes," said
vert.tcl - in gisog
noQc4 .he had-
11 to contribute
, promptly sub
[oer in ,the Col
" .lobry .louts
'ere you can get
a dollar), twen-