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THE NEW XORTHWESTrTHITBSpAr, JUXE 23, 1SSL
REAPING' THE WHIRLWIND.
Br X 1KT IXftlsE coxbh.
lJLer,rii- ftr C-errtr-
; . - chajtck xrr.;..:...
Bell fin down; Into tb breaklsfc4ooaa
morning feeliag tocribly lowrited perfectly
Ma. Meg death had beea mor af a bock to
Wr thaa aremed posaible, cocnidering that ah
'Lad never im Wr. .Of eours the truth, of th
relatiocahlpwas wm told. It would Ute)Mi
to b th aahject of a aJa day wander that could
benefit M hnua being.; and Mejg rested just a
' peacefully la her narrow grav asJLf th world had
kBOwm that ah was alee of the aristocratic Mr.
--tj, Garry.-""And; Mrs. De Corny mtl tar mor
peacefully among her aatia caahi t aa thaa If th
. goaii'ia am l liir iif t rf fTiat rk "rT1Pi af lafor-
. matioa. IWI had told Jack, hat whether ar not
h thought ah bad acted wisely b did aot my.
Jack called at th bowse, hat b might aa wa
TV,
have, stayed away far at) tha fleam hi visit
afforded her. . II treated ber with aaiform polite
aeos, toothing more Not a shade of feeilag deeper
thaa a cpcsluly latere! ever thrilled his Talc or
lighted hia face. AM Bell held pewaHj aloof,
gk would rtot hav raked her band to rail aim
hark. She woald never stoop to coaouer.,
"IakhfC." aaldber 'toother, UUir ap from a
letter she had beei reodiag whea Bell entered, do
. yea renaemher the Laadoer 'h-
-Ye. i o.- "7- ,
"Tbej hat eoaa hack.' - " .. r- '
BeaaaadameoamaaeaC . .
-I thiak, U I ireonect rillj", ja did aol Ilk
"JTo I did ..'
Baf'Jaek aiaiird her feeCay
to that matter and, allboaxh. aha oaid othiac
more, Mra. D Goerry aJ Jack both kav that
Bell woold aerer call oa Hlea Laacdoa.
Breaklaat ra aaaoaared. At the table another
autjectofrareimtioa waaaUepted,bt It va
ramhUac aad dlacoaaeeted lagged rfimally, aad
AaaUj dropped altorHher. -.The thoofhta of each
retaraed tarolaatarUj, aad with rarieJ etaotioas
tothaaaaaaaeeaaeat of tha retaraaf tha Laae-
ra, DeilGaenx regarded the afialr with
perfert aatiafacnoa. It aeetned to her a special
rfiipeaaaUoa of ProrUeaea that lleiea ahoaJd
bar appeared aa the ataf of arUo at jthte par
tkalar UaM. Not amfirieatlj popaUr to heeoaa
a riral of Bdra,ahaaaIhtUakt2Ifal eaoaeh to
tadac Jack Dm Gaerrj to trahafer his affectiooa
to her keepia. OTTh waoaaa'a real .character
ah kaev little aad rami le
Jack' eatir latere ta Mia EaarJoa reatered
la hi kaovledi of th fact that ah had heea
ilaiperatelj la lor with hia a lev fan t A
asaa, aa diCereaec haw aMdeat aad anaoMtmipR
Is aerer laaratftle or ladlSrereat to the adxalralioa
of a heaatifal voaaaa. Irhablr Jack'a coaoeieac
vaa aot eatirelj clear vhea b remembered the
ftnt lev week of hia aeqaaiataae vith Helea,
II had poo hoaae with her brother from roUee
to apeod a abort tacatiov at the heaatifal old
faraa-hooae ta a dirfaat part of the State. Bat
Jack reaaembered, with a twiaf of anoaethtae
like remore that thooe perJert Samawr 'daj aad
the loaf, dreaat j twilihu were aot apeat with
Harry. II had aerer told Beil ahoat that $
aaerTacatiaa, 'perhapa heraaae he did aot thiak
the axatter of oaScieat iaijortaaee; or wa it he
eaae he thoaht Be3woald at be latere!?
At aay rate, BeQ oaly kaew that be " preferred a
Utile ml im IW iiwurr a the imirorifi of a
jTafhioaaVI wateriajtplaee Xw whea Jack
&rara 01 iietea a mire, a ae! aaaws u, aner
It woald aot be wfar f ar him toaaarry tha
h. had awceeideJ la teachia to
' MMayIpeak-with yoa a Bkocaeat T h aaked.
Vruialy.- j -
St. Clair exraoed hlaaaelf to De Gaerry and hia
coApaaWa aad followed Caatro lata aa aJjoiain
-Yoo ar rifht; that far la ther vu painted
frcaemory It ia' th far of th Cooateas of
tTerrr, tMd yoa kaow hrrC -.
net her ia Germany.- . .: v -77
Can yoo UU me where ahe I aow T r -
-I caaaoC I har aerer area her aine I left
Italy. "... 1 " ;' -
"Yea aaw her la Italy, tbea ? ;
St Claire looked aiiehtly aaaoyed, bat anrwered,
v"tijz ; . ; :' -
Yea I aaw her ia Iuly.1
"Yoa, kaowL-Dothlnr, har beard nothing
aiarr ' , -T--: -
I har aot area her or heard her name for
thaa two yeara.7- 7-
-I hoped that yoa woald kaoa aomethilbg of her
whereaboata, I thank yoa for anawerins ooea
lk4 thai matt aeem Impertinent. I will trooUe
yoa ao loajer.'T. .I .
Withoot making aay reply, St. Claire bowed
aad left the room, aad a few day later heard that
Caatro had goae to Italy with hi picture.
Mba Laaploo hade fair to aooa riral all api
raata for aortal JUtiartioo. La belle Helen
wa the ioaat of the dab aad tbeqaeea U the balL
'Her myiaa were qaoted, her drea ru copied,
vhUe her calm iaditVreo to jpoUie 6ftain oaly
aerred to reader her more popalar. . If abe-eared
for 00 admirer more thaa another, ao one eoald
my who was the farored lnilTiJoaL Jack aaw,
with aaoctiSed raaity, that Jbevahared her amilea
roc Mrv De Gaerry remarks mlrbt har to
him, that that lady loafed to aanihilat him.
II was woaderiax if this old marplot was teUlar
th troth if BU was eorarod trJUyiaond.
Helea Laadoa kaew that it was aot the troth.
Her jealous eyea had fathomed Bctr secret. Sb
also knew that Jack lored his coosinwand thtt
Jasper Ray mood had coca bet weea them.
Ia tha aileaee that followed UnL De Goerry's
aaf)rtanate answer, the door opened tad BeU and
Raymond entered.
' "Spek of anreU, and yoa'II hear the rastlln -of
their Winpi " qaoted Mis Laardoo, laaehr
wj. - . .
Thank y oa. Miss Lanrion. That Is more com.
pit men tary thaa the asoal version. 80 yoa wen
talkine aboot as? Will yoo explain -"Jack
was Inclined to comply with his request
explicitly, bat, remembering that the woman h
bated was BrlTs mother, he refrained, and dexter
ottly eraded Raymond's qaestlon and tamed th
nhWi eJ Mxieersation. " '
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"Miss Irdon,
I bar aerer beard yoa
why yoar brother did not retarn with yoa ?"
"There was an attraction In Italy which
eoald not resisL ., . . y
As sh answered Jack's qoeryV Hrlea looked
atraifht at Bell ; but if ah expected or hopel to
7
he
her erinc aay Interest, ah was disappointed.
She woald try aeain.
with maay.
Mrs. De Gaerry
aaxioas solicitade.
- If BeU heard her mother's last
jroAl? I fiKjl a aawer3
all
t ,t rare IW
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a- ju i m
KMT SOlitO t"
hiasj thaa to waste has heart oa the fair,
i who had sold bersetf to a rfeatr , T
aarreyel the aitoatioo with
It was obetoas that Bell was
jrroaad. that was liaUe any
f day to cramhle aader her fert. Tne fickle throof
! of warthiper at the ahriae of beaaty wrreoSirrinf
v the sreer of command to another woman. She
Rjxmosi
ksdwocired
BelI, you hare- aerer Inquired aboat Harry
sine I retarned. Yoa were very particular
friends ooce, were yoa not T
BeU looked a trifle surprised at th rode ques
tion, thea answered ber, ruttinely: ' ' ' ,
I was acquainted wilhour brother. Bat I "'
think of nothine which Interests me leas
than the cause which detained him In Italy.
A 004 her ma rk scored on the lone I it of I nj rie
which Helen Lanedoo cherished against IMI De
querry. : ' " ,
"iThe company was not coneenial, andit was
with a fcelinr of relief that they heard a serrant
feTj-announc Mr. Clflre. HehcrireJ to all, and
engaged ia panchisr holes la heraar-- boon wore not ao fregaect asjsjfejtfwe
coaU that he to would not ro
y-- -.
oa theedf of her eA-wpw aad.wiidaej )m Laa. Called freoaenily at the De
liaea of her fork. Taryiae the sao-. f aad a oa
m . a taa. a. a a . '
aaaajp,- wita ner ca.sa, scaiety .snaaner aaM aer 1
saaoethfahetoaenr? Xo,shdid taaf like Mis'
LaarW Yet Jack bad admired her. Sh re? 1
memt?ed that, with a beary, fa3 throhhinx.of J tt -' reaaaiaed ta the laad of Gaerry-, icaorfax the fact that BcU treated her
heart aad real a. Sh seemed to breath araia the! J saath th swaey skies of Italy. - ij, dtsdaia- Mrs. De Gaerry ciwMe to le-
falat. sweet aW es? the beliotree, which alwari J JsaAa,myVaryrCee feOia c - ; taat eaJM to tee Jack, and perhafo she
fsOewed the eracefal aaseaaeata aad aoiseSes! Ba vaw y"r f0 J1 br , d There was oa!yoneway to prt
atepa of lUVa LaarSaa. Sh aaoeed Kk a fairy,
JarkaaKL like a eat. BeQ thassfht.
. I do aot know whether Harry is wih them or
aot. Vet 1 swryo! rowrb bv'
Jack bad catered the room la time to bear Mr
D Gwerrya last ivaaark, aad ia time to see the
red Uood dye BeTa far to the eery root of her
hair. ' '...-
Tg mytdtrhw xame; aia. tl -TIarry
th power to make Be3 aSaah lik thatr'
erer miad; yoa vsaUart car axTtkiag
ah so.t Us
la., Dal yw
taraed-r---
It's Li aierya are iatorested
tint TTilia Istirlia had
BeS bad her reere,aad tt
waod. She nrw awadeaN- doxry
ardast the wiaJw-4raaa tar aapaoirtaa ah mw
th war of com r3 oer hM face, the alewfy
mevle. WnstiEf UraVajd re&t- :
J aaeweted dratey, I A awe
IrareJ" r; "
-Ofa.ef cosine yoa doaotra-UL Aayaawcaall
;,, J -v
1 atltttoW-ilTsa;
1 r--
-7TT- -sn'P1'"""'
' H Bei whe roa meet
U 1 -yoadatthemeatiaa
If perJert aarrem.
Jrk,Iec
Laxf 1m, da aot hsh Tuk
1 loy.ar tw-taxrC"
of his name. It will Ve a
He wi3
aerer dream that yew
'Ba,doa4 ilirywr coge to fsa a4be
yea bar asst. Harry Laardoa. .
It make a2rreae; there's fdeary
"rVwty mar" 'men, or eoCee T .
-Bsth.- .': ,:
-'Jack mad a grim s re. aad as he
taUe'said: . . .
her out of
-OsCr larited aa toradt hisstadao this 1
lax: BeQ, wwoU yoa Ei to gm irfth aa T
iJ3T-ujriaJC'j
at!
I BcvTs way. Sh aat marry. , Mrs. De ITaerry
determiaed oa a hold stroke fa that direction, and
ecae day, whea Jack was at the boose, she said to
kiav.oiat-sSValy: - j. ,
the ! -Jsek. whr doo't row marrr Hdea Lazion?
Jack Lad aked himself the. same questioa an
bis eyes, retel on Miss laalon with a look of
terrified reengnition. Jack came to the rescue.
Ah, excuse me, St. Claire. Is it pnaaible that
yoa are not acquainted with Miss Lanaion ?
Miss Langlon, allow me to present Mr. St. Claire,
a particular friend of mine. . " '
. Miss Lanrdoo arose and made a' sweeping bow.
St- Claire recorered self-pjoaseasjon, and iu a nx
ment was-tsJkiBg a naturally and calmly aiv
though the memory awakened by the sight of her
face had faded from his mind.
Half an hour later. Miss Langdon crossed th v
room to-wher St. Clair was atandiag, critically
cxamininga new engraving. r .
-Mr. 8t daire, ah oaid, abruptly, "I . remind
- : -a ; - - - m
Mas Xjsztfls s porUfSOar Zrseas aad. as abe
to meet that ywsmlady at
rtoarr leasre, waea M at lieu waring we doom
iwtih Jacer RsimiiaL Bat aowthe words
i
seoiacfaded imlgrn'misSk' Jack, v .
Mrs.De Gaerry wasCsgmCed. tL Hswrrer, there
a faasfahle otectsoa to aSer to th arrange-
a she-was rooBTeOed to eaiaais "
have tind with every
j JIedLIa SljTyraj aga.T..v.;.L,J.-' ,
"That was a hoaa, tLrnsc. Be3 Vsoked darx
at her sundstg remda, aad at ar Vued that ah
bad ever had aa prtcaity to JZl Harry Laxig-
Diat yoa? I didat knew aaythiag ahect it
eare-t what be told me. Heaasdthat
Urn iAmrffcl'y.- - ' .
Mjv IVGoer-y had pa' .aMeatfina to this
hy-ay, bat Caishsdi iiaTif her setter, thew
toberdashaec ..
j isto the faawg aea bei
J and eyes wiie wish bet fur, was
Sm 1 11 t t I I
1 aahla. The artist bad sVcafted
itheiisa tw the cm! srs were
jhavetoeaaaaoched
sa-7 a swrfw asaa we wi au4 mm a 1
TiZimi ant faraished ia rare tasCe aad great ie
gaace, they Ssraaed a rich LarAgracad mm which
to dheay th n sa?t of grcsU geaaaa aad akI2al
trsjrrf;- IVtaymry,sgm..ry
lined the walls aad saaad aeh ia
JkjrrjnB?OCh
rk af La brash, .which be
to Eareew araa. Th zortar
aot Largo, bat every Ene wa djKiaeC. every
tint was perfect. It rereeseaOed a heedag t,
a saszaig, asaag waso c
f """tTeiTi, ia trcth, Acst Aaa, ther are several
I very exnpemt reaasa. firrtly. I don't car any-
Xljagdnr bcfMeTOg'yy-ahe doa't care for me.
Thi?Cy we dtai't eajT W each ocher. Fourth
ly ' .. .
. Jaek. yB a?e wt a getcrssaa. Ycrcoadact
Mm LaairoMa kia heea that of a esitor.
Jack riswd 3Li ngee sa mWk h tal heea
e&Mefciag C Lit reasxms tvr awt marryiag Mis
LasigSaa, aad L3s fare t ashed bothr. bat be aa-
to'iasawet.th iaM
'" j ewered, ia th same wrexxag
,c" ',Xew. Aart Aaa. don't sav that to a tendee-
His hands were folded behind him, a bitter,
saeering smile curled, his Up, and his eye were
fixed apoa her with an expression of cruel hatred.
"Yes; yoa remind me of someone I do not like,
Cowntes of L'Fevre r n '
" Tt a eoatlaoet.1
-Ch EsatBordette the
toanicfarjrr, discourse thus"!
jCa, my
of theuriing-
aoo. it bvaot better than wisdom r it b
aot tetter, than modesty; it is not better thaa
anything. Don't listen to the siren who tells yoa
to blow your own horn or it will never be tooted
upooT7the world is not to W deceived by rheekr
aad it dues search for merit ; and whea it does
trick me till T go to Mis Langdoa and ask for a
neeeetial consideration Tfrny qualification for a
LasSaad.
Jack De Gaerry. it is no light sin to win a
wosnaa's lev and then east ft aadde. Xo rfiffr.
agarnrt Jhe anSg af mrka. tni-fct love TOOL modi
aad Sei3 hacA to a Uia mi-t scay.
ag aa th ragged dg af th gaxaag Wa -Amxl ... tf tviBv lhftt v ty ever said
aaght to feeveat Mia Lacgion from
me ber heart' aad Land, yoa are mls-
TW
r. with
! iaa waZkirg
veJvet, trimased with
great aSeaSsaa to
aa fetiert they might j-
oiSrriag
Aad if she ever does, j
ITm accept aacoadittonaily.
1 toa ahade. Cadrthiattiag -t- i
k soght, ia a ahaSow awok , til. Wrr, . j
aaU. I do
A He3eai
sha3
. -Aadwlcy
Becaa,
.LaxgaMa. '"
'Ysa caaae aHnw a tvili feodice ta stand
ia the way afduty. lmhcL TTn Laarasiabeaajg:
to ocr art, aad they always gf e&Tgaat parties
aha3 be
daring the
wXI'ea.mKmma.Idoa tA4xA that t
aamheredamsgthe&reteLaadreW
larfiaaiiaa dsea at prompt me to a3 Miss
"!Aag3oar5i tt wwcli haygy Wta torait '"ihiag'
far me ta go to see her Wssher, arAaagh I aboard
WdcSghtrd to see Lim agaaa. v .
Tha bat was ndded ;afch a itn'irssaa gaaca
toward Jack. H mw it, aad U had a very jSt
ad eJTect tram what ah latwded. r
. -Mr. De Gwerry may cocat tte tor aa
-ty,l
Thaak yoa. Jack. I aha3 desir th ttrT"mcH
aT that anim aaavwr thaa yoa aatirifao. 4tr
wi2 g Int Dr thttf her aalai aad ra3
Jawaalyiaoa
IdesferaterytoasCight fevyertioa to th rack,
aad UtAlnx befarv toward a tuber's boat that
wa rwwfaag to Lim a fast as atrtosg arms eoald
paJJit. It was the woanaa's face which bead al-
liiriim tla lwiif i rt,Tai fmr s Trar-tV ftrrrr
atofaca. rM ad are the boat. She4
thai the man was "Saved."
BeQ d?rw hark with a tow cry as he fajwefeat
the veret-elad digar aad th tovefy, aerri-
fiedtaca. ) " .
tniearaLaaeioar ' Z'l '
Jack asarvd as the asm te3 wpoa V
Helea lAxpism stood la the arched entrance.
l& harelMard? Jack decided, as be
IseAed at the calm, aarufied face; she certain v
did aot bear. Ah, Jrk De Gaerry. that carries
answer eo4 yoa many a bitter regret., ' y
Mil Laagdoa went through the tegular formula
f iaviring tor Be!. It was a singular fact that
she chanced to calLiTh De Gaerry en
trance beiag ia direct view from her ova home.
it seemed ttraw that sh aever saw Bell leave or
-Jack eater. Mrs. De GoerrV informed her tht
: Ba had gwa with Mr, Raymond to call on a lady J.-rTVjCfHrnrwl;cri
7fcpWT7XiioTiasTcVer see sjcc i ex
CkeberltiaT
A get3emaa
AKStCaair
tarTT .
laaa trreIUe lritaa:i ai-t it for
I have area that fare hetore.
What do ywa thiak of the i&c-
-I WMaderJ MrsDe Gaerry, If it would be a
very www breach ed etlqaette f me to Inquire
U ther s truth ia the ramors I hear of Beirs en
garrmeat t Mr. Raymond '
Mr. De Gaerry tapped th giri pUy fully on th
saytg. in a mar ieaua
T-v TVa set ber lira
t aiilaCXaF' 11 '-'- twa- I ' ' aTTiri isT! m lha" jUBK'jfcwt'JTJ aafaTifffyr "
-U sea a very teaaarkahae rearxtviaace to a i
traradaf oatr.- .'" I
a w-rx'-r-r v '' y5mst
TaJ Una LarrW
toftikeaaid I af L revTa. xo &a
-Doa-t my aaythlag about it, Heiea. It has
bora rVCiey aanoaaced yet, bat I consider
aae of th family. ' - f ,
The last was mid with a mennin el. AMt
p - W
the world, my son. It appears to the cheeky man
to do so, but be If the on who is deceived. Do
yoa know one cheeky man In all your acquaint
a ace who I not reviled for his cheek the moment
his back is tamed ? Isth world aot cootiauaUr
drawing distinctions between cheek and merit?
Almost everybody hate a cheeky man, my son.
Society tire of the glare of bis brassy face, th
hollow. tinkling of his evmbalinc tongue, tb
noisy assumption of his lorwardneav The tri
umphs of. his cheek ar only apparent. He bore
his way along through the wopd. and frequently
better people give way to him. But ao they girt
way, my boy, for a man with a paint pot la each
hand not because they respect the man with
th paint pot particularly, but becaasc they want
to take care of their ckhe.
A Gil who Swept thk CV ax cas. There lit
story, of no very ancient date, of a servant girl
who came to see ber spiritual adviser, and in
rmetf "htra thr "cotwldered tnTf a on-"
verted character. The minister asked her- br
what signs she was mad aware of the inward
change spoken of. She replied that she now swept
out all tbectwnera f th rooms intrusted to her
rare. On beinr further questioned as to th per
formance of ber daily-duties. It soon became ap
parent that there wa still great room for Im-
Jark was always there aad Bell usually a war f provement In matters of cleanliness: ao she wai
io go-iyme, to tc stui more toiwriuii
and to return' at some no distant period, when she
could report, further pavgresa in th reformation
that had Jut berun. and then ah might be ad
mitted to a fall rrtkirtiou of church rriyilegesi
A Gernvsa naturalist has contrasted th -behavior
of different animals toward steam n
chlnery. That proverbial I v stupid animal, to
ox, stands cotn posed ly aa the rails ia front
locomotive without having any Idea of th dan
ger which threatens him; dog run arooof to
h?Jirjlepartin 4Wwyraa-ha-
Tering any Injury : and birds seem to hare a pecu
liar delight in the steam eneinc larks often
build their nests and rear their young, under V
switches of a railway aver which heavy tralDisrs
coosuntly rolling, and . swallows make thetx
nome in engine bouses. A pair of swaiwws
. ..- ... - . ar4 where a -
y Wk-ttr htr rhalrTT rfr,- thetr ytwtvgTorlf" In aIllt,
. . . . . - - . ' 1 Mlw IKm kiiH.lM.1 m nlM li Vw1
-vj-acwioutofanyr I thJlr ila 5
noisv three hundred
, aitd auotuei
v." m
th paddle-box af a steamer.
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