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into the stomach, ir.fubUs diLotit n, ci li iun fini.n.' c .- ( p!: , ; 1 1 li::.; tit:
itv, nervousness and consumption.
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;FurnishiBff Goods, Boots, Shoes, Etc., of C. B,
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Having a complete assortment of General Merehantiise, hough t at a
big discount, whicii lie ir ill proposes to fcejl at cost. I'urcliaser.s will iiu
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jare the Kerbs and sum found that are
insert in that pleasant ieuie-jy for al!
jthrr.at and lunjj troubles, Santa Akik
the rtile.- of coughs, asthma, and con
.JimiPti n. I ostsay A Mn.son. of Al
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a. .It - nr i-t-.-f:it.b i-nlr.r.-) m?tri
- l' Foul breath is caused bv the decorr
way
Mason,
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'TpCn iAcimr d...riti. .iiw ayinIikI fmtii f,'roririf
Uicc-rs rar oacK i;i ine neau, umciiin
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is
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-'i-iiK OOWSMUST (jOA scene that i.sof too fiequeut occuririice
in Au.a:iy to ain it of well kept sidewalks or a cooi teunr-.
Harry Burton.
-uj;
TRUE FRItKDSHIF'S SACRIFICE
A Romance of the War.
TY OTWEIS.
ALl lIOJl OF "'J ESSIE S DIARY. ETC.
Alliriyhts rcsir.iu
CHAPi'KR XI.
It was very little encouragement
that Captain Van." carried to Harry
the next morning, l'e.irt was
wo) se a great deal worse, and one
of the servants had found a little
dagger in the ivy under the library
window. It waa a little nniijiie
aii'air. more of a plaything than a
weapon ttiat was likely to be used
for so foul a murder, but it had the
letters li. li. engraved upon the
handle and everyone soon discov
ered that II. li. were the enitials
for Harry l'.urton, and of course, it
was hi, and of course he had
thrown ii out of the window after
suiobii g tne general with it. Fo, u
Iar opinio 1 was so certain of Harry's
guilt and the indignation so strong
m consul ;ence that it is a wonder
tiie soldiers did not form them
sctves into a mob, attack the prison,
demand :he prisoner and tear him
limb from limb.
"Now, Harry, don't you go and
get down hearted," said the cap
tain in a cheerful tone, which lie
was far from feeling. "Tilings
iook mighty bine; but we will pull
through home way. I've given
yur case over to JSir. Cariwright,
lie wili be i.ere in an hour to talk
to you. You can trust him. He
is the smartest lawyer in the
United States they say maybe in
the whole world for all I know, and
if him and ine "can't save your
neck re will just sell out.that's all.
Then I've gotihe whole detective
force out hunting the murderer.
He will be found no doubt before
the trial comes "off,-; then you w ill
be let out of here in' honor instead
of disgrace. Don't you worry
about Pearl, she hasn't done all
the good the Lord intends she shall
yet. She is not going to die, yon
can depend upon that. I expect
Bhe will be powerful sick that
brain lever ain't anything to fool
with ; but she has the best doctor,
and the best nursing in the world,
and she is young, and has a con
stitution, and besides as I just
remarked the Almighty ain't done
with her on earth yet. She won't
die till her times comes. So just
keep up your spunk and I will just
be teetotaly hang if I don't dance at
your wedding yet old boy."
But notwithstanding all the
efforts put forth to save him, Harry
was convicted of mnrder in the
first degree. Through the influence
of Mr. Cartwright, the attorney,
the trial had been postponed two
months, in hope that tne real
culprit would be found, but all to
no purpose. Jvo one could be
found upon whom the least
suspicion could be attached. On
the contraiy it seemed the longer
the delay, the more directly the
finger of guilt pointed toward
Harry. In the trial everything
was made public, the coldness
between the general and his
daughter in regard to Harry. The
general's request that she should
marry Lieutenant Warren, her re
fusal, and his disappointment in
consequence, everything.
Happily i'earl was spared the
humiliation of listening to it. She
was convalescing slowly, but was
not w holly past danger of a relapse
yet, and good old Doctor Allen
would not hear to her being sum
moned as a witness at the trial.
Hairy arose to his feet to receive
the sentence of death as calmly as
if he stood beloiv the general re
ceiving ojders to carry the stars
...rd r-nipes at lrii! in tlie oid
parade grounds at Fort 1.
All thmugh tiie iwi he had con
ducted hu.:.-re!f in a manner calcu-i-.ed
to win tiie sympathy of the
ISAjQE!,
-isa
emiie crown ui curious and eager
spectators why daily thronged the
court room, in spite ot themselves.
ho could look at unit calm, pale,
strong, yet boyish face, ' and not
leel u pang oi regret that they
would soon luk ' upon it for the
last time? Who could look into
those clear innocent brown eyes
and believe him guilty of such a
deed.
In answer to the question, "have
you anything to sav why the
sentence uf dear should not be
passed upon you?"
ile a'i.-v.ertfd "nothing, only I
desire all these people to hear me
.-ay that i am innocent." He
swept the whole hou.-e with his
frank, clear expressive eyes, and
npeated in a clear loud vo'ce thai
every one might hear "1 am inno
cent," ami those few words carried
conviction to very heart. There
was not one of tln.se, who a week
ago would have been ready to rend
him in pieces, but was sorry now
that the verdict had been guilty.
The olci judge pronounced the
sentence of death by hanging, in a
trembling voice and a blanched
face, as though he expected the
wrath of (iod to descend and de
mand a reckoning for sending tne
innocent into eternity.
J.Ir.Cartwright, Harry's attorney,
sat with his face buried in iiis
hands, arid more than one of the
jurymen were sitting with the tears
rolling down their faces while tiie'
looked at liany, so cahn, so un
conscious amazed, forgetting to
wine ihem awav.
And Captain Van. who hr.s tried
to cheer Harry through ail this
dreary time, how docs he lake it?
He is just as cahn as ever, to ail
outward appeaiance; but note
those keen gray eyes how they,
flash fire, that foot be-:ting a silent
tattoo on the floor, those hands
that refuse to be still; all this
means, if a person could read his
thoughts that he has not given
ap yet all hopes of saving Harry ;
that it is to be war to the death,
and that he. will fight against a
cruel, ignominious, premature final
of that noble young life to the
bitter end.
' Harry was remanded to the
gloomy prison, in which so many
long dreary hours had been passed,
to await his execution. It was
with a feeling of thankfulness that
his imprisonment would! not be for
long, that lie " once more crossed
the threshold of that dark, damp
cell. But, O ! what a bitter ending
of all those fond hopes, those high
aspirationst
"It is hard so hard," he
groaned aloud, as he sat down on a
ragged corner of the straw matress,
which served as bed, chair, and
table, in short comprised the entire
furniture of that lonely, cheerless
place. He covered 'his face with
bis hands, and sobbed, and groaned
while reat tears the first he had
blied since his infancy droppeu
slowly from between his fingers.
It was heard to know that his
regiment had marched away with
out him, hard to think some one
else was in lront with the banner
he had carried with so much pride.
"O!" he thonght,- "how gladly
would I have given this life in
honor, in defense of that flag, but
to die like this, a felon's death, for
tlie w orst crime on earth. For the
murder of Fearl's father my Pearl
for whom l'would die a thousand
deaths, rather than cause her o ne
hour's pain." Did she think him
guilty? Ah, tnat was hardest of
all. If he could only see her just
once. If she would only send him
one comforting word, one sentence
that she did not doubt his inno
c nee, he could die happy he
tiiought. But in all these long
weary hours he had waited in vain
for some message from her. Cap
tain Van. bad assured him that he
had delivered ail of Harry's mes
sages in person, but to all his
inquiries had invariably received
the same answer, no reply. And
now be must die without one ray
of sympathy from her. Xo one to
shed one tear o're his untimely end
save one, good, kind, rough
Captain Van Fleet would be sorry.
Harry spent the remainder of tlie
day aittr the trial alone, with his
ouii sad ti ough's for company.
As the iioiu oi twiliglii appruueb.-
I ed,he was aroused by a light step
in the corridor. He listened in
tently, as he had listened to every
cctsten in that corridor tor weeks
past, thinking, hoping it might be
bPeari coming to see him. Yes it
approaches nearer. It stops at his
door, and his eves are strained to
kciicn me nisi glimpse tuaii uc-
hpJt'etl form. "It must be she
I W - rVJ i.VTVTf VI T
. i - i: . I . . v.-
don't you have a light in
ia,ck. holeV" At sound of
liar voice Hajrv sank
,the bed quivering with
menu. He had oeen so
sure it was she. It was
cruel, cruel. .v
: : "Heitolain't asleep are-jou oid -'
boy! See here what I've brought?
Say. jou warden, I'm going to eat
supper with my poor lrieud here,
and I'm not going away till nine
o'clock, and 1 want you to keep
your eyes open autt not iet us be
disturbed, aud I'll u.ake it worth
you:- while Cumlux" w:tu a sig
uilicaot flush ot the gray eye and a
gentle tap osi the pocket of his
trousers. While he has been talk
ing ne lias strucK a niatcu, ana
lighted a candle which he has
brought in the great lunch basket.
"You may search the basnet Mr. if
you like, but you won't find any
aws or files or chisels. Ho sir, I
am not the man to help another
Oieakjail, though I do know that
in this case the victim is as inno
cent as those that put him here.
Xo, I suppose oid Van's done all
iic can for this poor boy." The
warden took a hasty survey of the
basket and its contents, atraid he
inght find a file or ' saw, while
visions ot twenty doilar gold piects
anctd before his eyes. "That's
all right Captain, that's all right
Captain, that's all right. But I
have to do my duty you know ir;
no offense 1 hope sir. I'll just lock
you in sir till nine o'clock, and I'll
stay in the fur end of the iobby
so's't I can see anybody 'at comes
this way sir. "Ah right, warcen ;
now I guess A-e can get along with
out you. "Yes, you dirty, darned
vidian," he added as the key turn
ed in the leek and the jailor's foot
step; echoed down the corridor.
les money will buy any ol jop.
Yuu hounds? Auu by all the
gods of mornstow n Harry money
will buy file too. Here drinlc
tins" aud lie peured outagJassof
brandy - aud gave it to Harry.
'Drink! It wont hurt you. "l
won't hurt you. I don't touch it
myself only on special occasions,
This is one of them occasions,
down with it I tell you," as Harry
still hesitated. "There's lots of
business on hand to night, and
you've got to drink that brandy
and eat a hearty supper my niaD.
Vv'uile you are eatiug I will give
you your orders. I am your Cap
tain i;ur old fellow and you dare
ut iiisoLey me. Now that's right
unuk it ah; auu now sail right in
to that coid fowl and those biscuits
wliiie I taitc. I beleive in honest
straight-iorvvarJness as much as
any man living. But whea. every
thing else laiis in a case of this
kind, then play their own same
V th them; that's my creed and
tl ctrine. I've done everything
or tried to. I tried to get you a
new triai ; then I have tried to get
you pardoned : then , I tried to get
the sentence changed to imprison
ment far life; then I tried to get
the execution postponed tor three
months; and I have failed in every
undertaking. But oid Van dont
give in yet not much. . You'ie
not going to ornament that pedes
tal out there in the courtyard no
by the eternal gods' you ain't . I've
got everything arranged, and wo
will fool them fellows completely.
You see I'ye got to g to iew Or
leans to night, on important busi
ness. I've got my " 'ticket en the
alert already purchased. ; And do
you see into my plan? "You ar to
be Captain Van Fleet and I'm to
be Harry Burton. ,Ve wili ex
change identities for tlie once."
"Oh, Captain Van!" said Harry
quickly. "I cannot do that! I
can never codsent to that! I have
accepted your money, your friend
ship, every thing that you have so
nobly done for me; but i can never
allow you to make such a sacriticu
for me. I tell you candidly Capt
ain 1 do not much care to die now
sii.ee" aud his lip trembled,
'since Pearl does net not ca.e"
"Come now Harry ! that's uoc
iike you a bit. How do you know
she does'nt care! She may have
some good reason for not writing or
coming to see you. Believe me
my boy, to love once with such a
woman as Pearl is to love forever.
She is genuine true blue, Harry."
"Thank you Captain tor trying
to comfort me. But I can not,'
will not allew you to sacrifice
yourself for my sake."
"Sacrifice! What are you talk
ing about boy? They won't hurt
me. When thty find you are gone
tbey will be a devil of a row of
course, but it will soon blow over.
Besedes you owe it to Pearl, to
prove your iunocence you owe it
to me, after al. I've done for you,
and how can you prove it when
you are dead and in your
grave? Now my dear boy this is
the only way, and you've got to go.
lie talked so earnestly, and pa
thetically, appealing to Harry's
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