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ALBANY, OREGOJN 6 US DAY ;MOBNING XTOYEMBEll U IS8S
VOL. Ill NO. Mi
Caiilraie, tie Land o
fV, EASiN&XP STvrjhTocOU
S KstXiS& fil 1? F
' J-. M vdfRCaTTiifab&TOK WSr mi
ohAsTrfMA. Coughs,
LUNC-S r-Soid on GaViS
AH1ETINE MEDk'o.'oRoyiiLi.rAL.;
tlAc a w4m .uo ..cia A-iiici .!.. not -tret hotter? Hive yon an exeewnc
secretion of mucus or matter in the nasal pisau'es whirh either inut he h,on truin tfte
nose or drop hack behind the palate, or hawked or snutie-1 hack.iard to thetnroat. Art
vou trou'-iied dv hawUiiv.'. soittinu'. weak and inflamed eyes, fre iient soreness 01 the throat
(yiiuriJKNiw
14 MHSMn ThJ leading svmptoni of ordinary ea
It A.. HLifeLJ KKtarr!! is increased secretion of mtieuso
i?. -a-vA. t.! fr, iyellw or sreenish eolore.l matter.
V in n.j . II '
1 Df 'T"V- J
iABlETINEMCn-Co
e n n r T 1 r
UrvUVILLL
At HV
corroding sores reve thetcorniption within. '.
As every bieath drawn into the lunys n ust pass over ond tecon e po!lut(d by the relie
tions in the nasal j a.-sif;'e?, it must n-itss-arily itlli w tin: ii:ci!i it vl.i seere
irradually takts place, while the n oibii: n:.MHr thit ;s tv?l i v n. i : l t ) -il stem
into thestomn.li, erfctbles rteH'f J), and -ftm juchics :jhnj t:r.. : l c Itihj iii.ti.Mit
ity, nervousness and consumption. "
DOrfNOT PROCRASTINATE.
fyou have epericnced any ofthe nbovefyniptoms 'do not delay, but trv
T-R-(.'t'RK at once. We positively uarant ee'' a few applications icliev e and
eatment to cue. S!x months treatment for 1.00; sent y mail
!auta .tliir anal C'at-K-Cnre. For Sale l3,
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W, C- TWBEDALE.
-DEALER IX-
Uill
.xivvaiuoLUVt
ill I I ! Iff I II'
Pumps, iron pipe, rubber hose and plumbing poods. Sole affects for the
celebrated uE:irly Breakfast" co k stoves and.ranges, and "Faultless" parlor
heating stoves. "Albany, Oresron.
STILL
rTi
AT
G. W. SIMPSON".
Having purchased the stock of Clothing, Gents1
Furnisbino; Goods, Boots, Shoes, Etc., of C. B,
Koland tfc Co. is now prepared to offer
letter
Bargains
- Having a complete assortment of General Affrchan-ii bought at a
big discount, wiucii he ttill proposes to sell at cost. J'urcl'iaers will do
well to call and iret his jtrice.s befoie Vmying elsewhere, as vou can save
fr m -'." to oil per cent. The highest market price paid W "countrv pro
duce of all kinds, either in cash or goods.
Children Cry forJ3itchcr,sCastoria.
Discoveries
On v EUKEKA
I ihave fumd ic." Only in that land of
2 S i-untliine. where 'the orautr emo
1.'! 2fiK' Mooni an. I rii..H attai;.
heir hLn.t lM-rft' r.ion in mic-winter,
ire the herbs irum found that an.-
!iTst- I in that pleasant leme'iv fur ali
fhrfHt an. I hinir imubies, Santa Ai;ik
jthe ruie.-of c;)iiL"hs, asThina, anil fn-
unipti n. ti.i;,y A H;sn:i. of Al-
tliar-v Ore;...:.., liavt- reel) :i iKMiittil
cL-m it.i;:i 1 p.-i i Iiis valMi? l''ilit'nriiia iiin-
ijiiv. ami fi'll it uiii'LT a tuaranlLe at s'l
IS 1 liottchivt: ii.r .
FOR SALE 1!Y
n 1
Bay
iLBAXY
C RF.GON
rin'imr or roarmi: m ti:e ears, inoie m
less impairiiierit of the hearinsr, l"?so
smell, memory impaired, dullness rr
diz'iuess of the head, dryness or heat of
" n ..r -i.w.lly
I nose; nave yon iosl an -eu-u smui.
Have vou a hackimr eouh'; Have you
,dspep-ia7 Is your breath foul? If so
vol' have tiik Catakbh. hr'iiie nave ai
th. svnur.ims. ithe'S oniv a iiart
Mason.
me. uii l.i J Koul hreatn is caused oy me ueciiu
Cll ATJAJNlTEED iposimr secretions exuueil from festering
CU RE TOR 'ulcers far hack in the head; ometinies
rj m. rtntr1"" Ilieiuuiaue eiejius inv wv.-..
irranuaiiv decav. nutu eases m
LA L. deed objects of pity, as stench from
Cat irr rm
a thorough
Oregon
I i
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11111
( Successor to K W. Langdoti
-DEALER IX-
Drugs, Paints, Oils
Perfumery and toilet articles.
als' a full line of hooks am'
siationery, periodicKls, etc.
PrescriptioiiS care.fu!l
coinpourjiled
!H ODD FdiWS TEMPLE.
Alhanv Oreiron
are
hi ii
fiver !
COST
FRONT
nan
BOO Men Wanted !
O-C 'yyoi: anp v.uin va.t soo mf.n
to v.oik ii.: :ii. ii en tract i ll in .- Oieir-m
l'a.:ifie r..i!n"..! eit of -!!:niy. A.:.ily atjt'-
Wi!:fi.. wtle I'a- kin Co s : tore, o.- at Hkkalj
fm 2 2a h Day
r.OAH'' 4..V) VK',1 WEEK.
m A mm
i 1 1
-Under the new rnanauemeiitjof-
JLf
WHO KEEPS
A fuil line of choice fa niU" grocer C3 a'd
provision.
Cannea Pineapples,!
Olioioe TaWe Delicacies
Ornainent idjeakes for
Wain inos and Parties,
5falmonhellies. n ackerel and saltjfish of all
kinds.
FRESH BASED BEEAD
JbCvcrv X)av.
e
TEAS and COFFE
1 1 1 1 1
CANNED tiuODS, ETC.;
Vile best toap in the'raarket
Le Roi Savon.
A fine assortment of domestic
and Imported Cigars
fsTAt Johi.JK.s l(ijstanl. low Finns
new brick.
HennaBn's Itarant
Hermann DieicKs, Pro,
if mis i:kstaii;nt is now opened to
X the public ill the Saitinarsh building be
low the Ke.ere House, where trd meals
will be served at all hours. Mr Merck in
vites nisold costiiii ers and the pub'ic gener
ally to call. The tables will be supplied with
the best, viands the market alloids. Satisfac
tion guaranteed.
J!r. lliercks was formerly proprietor of the
Revere Ho. ise restaurant, which he ran on
the Kur pean p'an.but found tha' pian didn't
succeed, so he opened his present restaurant
where he has;.'iveii general satisfaction.
Persons wanting a first-class meal should
CO to Hermann's.
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RTTCHINGS,
FANCY APSONS,
STAMPED 'TIDIES-
Table fi Bureau Scarfs
AT-
SIEL E YOUNG'S. ;
Just teceived at W. F. Head's a full j
line of 1 ul if- title iiui!iii mi(!i.nvi.iir. !
:i!n "-ir',-' whit,., divs-cs ;uui a; ant
Slips. Call and sec tiieui.
Pa
in
est Series. Cakes
ninufi
I ll
11
II'lES
jj
Absolutely Pure,
T'ni pov.-tier novev varies. A mtirvi;l
of puritv stri-!i-.t'i and vliolesomeness.
More eVonontiral thau the ordinarj
kinds and cannot l.e sold in conipeti
i'Oii with multitude of low test, short
weiuht alum or phosphate jiowders
Sold only in c-ms. Royal BakijC ,-jow-dek
Co 10!'. Wall St., N. Y. .
D.W Chowley : Co., Ag.-nt,
Portland, Ori'iron.
DR. N. rU.ACKBTRN, ATTOKNEY Al
. Law. Al'nanv. Oregon. Oltiee in Odd
bellow's Temple. ' -Vill practice in all court--o
ihe state, and give special attention to all
O lSUU'SS.
70LYEKTON CHAULESE. ATTOUNKV
IV nt I.nw- Al'ianv Or. Ottice ill rOOHIS 1 i
and 14, Foster's lilock, over L. E. Biai.i
s'.or .
T K. WEATilOltFOKI, ATTORNEY Al
fj . law, Albany, Oresfon. Ofiee in OJo
Fedows Temple, will practice in an inc
C; n l of thestate, and give special attention
t p'l business
r!JYSS'IAS.
W. MASTON, 1-HVSlCIAN A Nil bl'H
, neon. All any, Oa-L-on.
' 11. ELI. IS, I'UYsll lAN AND- SL'lir
itL. ireou, Aiha: r, Oregon.
f C. KELLY, I'lIY.SIOIAN AND orii
j. L'eon Albany, Orejjon, oHee oer Ora-!-
.hi s 'li re Oliice hours, from S A. M. to 4
r. y
M'AI.ISTKB WiiUl'tVAKII, MOMKorATlllC f.
sieians and ur ;- cis, onstetrit? tie: t-
t of chrome ' i.-es of women im.i
"oiliiieii a special.- A!. ... pro i.pt.'.v at-
Jiidni to day or niLlifc .Oil.- in tne Flii.n
block.
DR 11. KOLMIAVAV. El EnLVAKY St !?
u'eon, Albany. Oft&m.- (iraduate ol i.'ar
man and Anicricim coilei;'-.
t) EVKKK li;E, ALUANY, OU. CI1AS.
I. 1'ieiiV.r, i'n p. Only Sisteclass bou-e
in the ciiy. Lai ire .-ain;.le rooms fur eoni
mcrc al men. No Chinamen emplojeil in til
kitchen. 1 icncral st.c. e ottice for Corvallis.
H
EWEiir. i".;.("riCAL v. atcii.maee
, and jew, Li , Aii.any, Oregon,
;ive V;i,ilc H'eopiP si tisaixv.
i WOMAN DI SH: ih TO OBTAIN UOliK
a : t w -hi 'V ai.il :ronitur for iamilii . An
ply t Mrs i". L:i".oll in Isoui s hoiKe n
iVst street, lir..t house south of .Santi;.m
canal. Oroci s left at the Sr. Charles llcle
wiil he promptly attended to.
lor Mile.
.)( k SMALL TkA'.TS AND THREE FARMS
y on ea teiins. Some near tow n.
ii. BRYANT
Liiuii Siirvtwiiii!-
I)AKTIKS IIKS1RINC. SI KVKY1NU HONK CAN Oil.
tain accurate ami prompt work by callim.'
upon ex-'.ountv surviyoi t. Y. T. Fisher. He
liasconiplete cojiiesof Held notes and town
ship plats, and is prepared todo s.irveviiifr in
any part of Linn cuiity. Postotlice address,
Millers station, Linn county, Oregon.
Fruit lryer lor Sale.
PLFMMER FRUIT DRYER, FACTORY
L size, eom.iete, with additions and im
provements, for sale cheap. Apply to A.
Blaker, Shi dd, Oregon, or to A. Wheeler,
Sprinjftield, t)ret;on.
For Sale.
C1IOFR I'RESS AND K1XTCRKS. CAPACITY 200
) gallons per ilav, will be sold cheap for
cash, on the installment plan, trailed, leatt
or let out on shares. A number of vinej,.
barrcls for sale cheap. Apply, to fr', II
Pfeiffer, at Albany Soda works.
I") P.CK1VBD TO-DAV AN ISVOICB OF N0VR1.TIKS
in dress trimming diiect from xew
York; the latc.-t thine ont 'ihey are sure t
please. Call add sec them.
SAMUEL E. YOTJNG.
Meat Market.
iRESH MEAT AND SALM;N
day at. lljde's moiit market,
specialty and i full market kept up.
KCLHY
Fisn
tlooiHS lor Kent.
nCKNISHED AND I'NFl'RNISHE
JC rooms to rent. Emiture of H. Barntf,
corner of Seventh and Baker streets.
r,lM Hos" .Want Ml.
DIEPINGER WILL PAY THE HIGH-
' ... ,.t ,..:. p for SuO head of li-ivs.
J
Apply to . in at l..e Albany J.ar..et, Aloany
Dissolution Notice.
mo WHOM IT MAY CONC ERN. NOTICE
I jg 1L.reb- piven tbnt the firm known as
Uurkhart k Killer, who haxe been enjajrad in
the real estate business . Albany, Oregon,
is this d iv desolved by mutual eonsjnt, L. D
Miller rvi'irinjr and F. A. Il.ii k'nnrt reUi.-i'i;;
the business, a"11 assume every control of
the S'.tne henoft-r. F A Burkhart will
assume the payment of oil outstanding debts
of the rirm and :1! also collect all due said
firD'te.l th'Stl. -' - 3 '.vof Ortober, ls3S:
F. A. M'RKHAi'T.
L. D. MILLER.
TIIOS. JONES'
T0NS0RIALPARLOBS
RE NOW RKJH 1.1 IO 1 lit O 1 HA 11 i.
J illock. wlie.e ne is pre
Vid todo Inst
lass worK m m
isorii'l line. His b; th
rm s are !.
U an and rcadv for u.-c at
ail hours
Give him a call.
I5ii k ior ;9.iiie
ryYI Oil!) srood brick
-Z Casscll. Albany.
for
p'.y to W. C
CHAIlIlr.
A bcirt'r died la.jt nirltt ; his soul
Went tip tov.i d, an,l said:
"I ( inn.' tr.u : f..f'ive it 1 mI:
1 did iur watu oi i, icacl."
Then answeted liini the Lord of
Heaven:
"Son, how t ;!!! '.h;s t Ii i n ir 'u; V
Are not M saiulsoii t.armVaiid they
Had surely succored tliec."
'Thy s?Ii;: :. O, Lord," r.jc begga
said, "Live holy lic? of ptavei :
How s i:i!l ihey l,iu:, of such as we V
We pt'i'irh unaware,
"Ther strive to save ocr wicked sou:.-
And lit them l.r 1 lie skv;
Me.it) while, nf-t having t.e..d l: cat.
(roririve) our bodies i,;e."
Then the Lord God spake outof
heaven-
Tn wrath and ansrry pain:
"O men, .or whom .My Son V-tli died,
yi Sou hath lived in vain!"
Woin. u s Woild.
Harry Burton.
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TRUE FRIENDSHIP'S SACRIFICE
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BT OTWEIS.
AUTHOR OF '"BESSIE'S DIARY. ETC.
All rights reserved,
CHAPTER XX.
Assured of your approval kind
leader, I pass over UQnotk- d jt
of'ragical events in the idstory ol
our country, to scenes and even
mure cioseiy couuected witli ou
sio,-y;l)Ut ceiiainly net less trag
.cal and perhaps not. le. i impoit
jut to us, who are familiar and
-m pa'hetic friends ot some of the
actors in this little side tceue ;p
the great thea're of this woild ana
this little by play in tbe wou-ier-i'ul
drama called Life.
Walk by my side then along this
beautiful thorougli-i-aie iu St.
Louts, let us enter this lighted
gateway, and walk aiong this uath
sjiiead with costly caroet, anrt e
ch.-.d oil either s,de bj easily nd
-atcexowcs, the whole briliiautly
''luaiiualt'd witb Cln'nese luai.erns.
L' t us Hscuncl The niarble steps.
. no enter the open doors. Ah, I
seeyou recognize iuimedials'.y the
fair, lat comfortable looking Airs.
Desmond. But your recollection
comes less quickly when you lift
your eyes to tne tail statsly youu
lady by her side. A'o! Yes il is
t'carl ih'diord, dow she smiles.
Yes, and those are Pearl's own
eyes of heav.-uiy blue, now thai
tic iifts them to weicoiae you wild
tl.e old frank cordiality; but 11
tnaiv.es your Heart ache to see how
much oider she has grown, not
with years, but wr.h a weakness
ll'tt comes oi" too much sorrow.
The old animation, the old flow of
wit, and bright repartee haye dis
pte.,red. Ali througb the even
ing you will notice that although
she is surrounded by admirers and
.is courteously gentle, aud gracious
to ail, she never loses that look f
patient sadness. There comes a
look more tender, more regretful
perhaps when she places her hand
upon the lelt arm of a dark-eyed,
gray haired, yet young looking
man. You are right, that is
Lieutenant Warren, but you must
call him Colonel Warren now, and
I wiil tell you that bis right arm is
only sk iTe.
' Pear:, is this to go on forever,?'
he cries when he has led out by
the fountain, away from the glare
and glitter of the gas lit, crowded
rooms. "Is this to go on forever?''
he repeats aimost fiercely.
"I hops not Colonel," answered
Pearl in a quiet Toice, I am as
weary of it as you are certainly."
'There I have oflended you
again. Forgive me!" he cried
kneeling at her feet.
"There Colonel, do not kneel to
rue,-' said Pearl, "I am the one
who shouid suplicate pardon. I
know, she continued, "I know I
should consent to your proposals.
1 know I should marry you. 1
know ;t was dear Papa's last .vish.
I know that through ail thee
weary years you have been my
kiudest, Oest friend. I know Col
onel that such self denial, such un
selfish devotion as yours would
melt any woman's heart. I ought
to love you; but I must be made of
stone for I cannot Oh, I cannot."
The last words were uttered in a
tone of utter despondency.
The Colonel ground his teeth
and under bis breath Muttered
curses toward the'young jail bird''
who still possessed her heart.
"Will she ever cease thinking of
the young devil."' he thought,whi!e
a'oud he exclaimed; "Pearl you
are an anrzel. I was a brute to re
p ou h you, but I love you so dw-ar-iv
that it almost maddens mo to
see you treat other men with t ti e
same cordiality that you do me, to
leel that I am no more to you thau
tht simpleton Curnes."
Lut Coioue!, 3 hi are more to me
thau Ml. Carues. Frankly you fc-e
pp'ie to :iic? thar. any othei gentle
licin ; of my acquaintance. 1 Te-
A Romance of the v ai
sp-et, and admire vou as ii joii
were my brothc:, ir L cannot givt
ou the love joti deseive Irani a
wife."
"Oh. Pearl that is su Hi fie nt," ne
cried eagerly, "ii you iikeineso
much, surciv lovt: would conic ail, r
marriage, I would teach our
loye me. You have newr admiued
hatyot! carcl lor so mti.-li be
fore. Oh, Pearl, let me beseech
you onc mole iu make me h tpv,
1 knw you are weary i;f m im
portunity, but let my great love !::
my excuse. Marry me ad I swear
.o y;ui solemnly tuut you sliali
never regret.
"If I were sure that he was dead
uow,"' she beu":iri, nsfire to hei'.-ed
than to him. "Ii I were suro that
he no 'ongtr lived, I would marry
you; but I am bouud bv a sacred
oath to be true to him lorever aud
forever. Colonel Warren cou:d
you, would you marry a woman
whole whole heart was given to
another' Would you wuui the
body without the soul'f"
"My darling you attach too
much importance to an oath or
yow made iu thoug hr.lessuess, you
were allowed a romantic sentiment
to overcome your be.ter judg
mtnt."
"No, Colonel no, you ate mis
taken; that was the one loye ot my
life. Forgive me il my woros
pain you, but 1 must be true to
that oath as long as he and I both
live. I have been candid with you
this evening, because I think you
deserve candor and because now
that you know that my heart is
possession of another you wdl
cease to covet it. Let us return to
the house, they will miss me."
The Coloael cor.ld do less than
obey; but the lurking demon
which seemed to have takei; pos
essioh since that night at Fort D
and which secned ever ready to
concoct some new falsehood, or
some new strategem to further hi.
object was at his elbow again
whispering words of hope through
the t .miliar byways of cunning
and deceit. j
Miss Nellie Nelson, from Boston
had come to speud the winter with
Pearl, and this bail given in her
honor, was only the beginning ot
a round of gaity planned for the
tw i "iris.
Nellie had been Pearl's bosom j
friend in their school days, and
had been with Mis. Desmond a
chaperon and companion durinir
'.he two years spent abroad after
the death of Pearl's father. Their
long tried friendship had deepened
iu:o an auction more tender than
is u-ua:ly manifest between sifters.
' Do you notice anything peculiar
in my appearance this morniitu
Peat-iT
"No Nell, why do you ask?"
"Well I etnk'd you so much
lst night tha'. I thought I lnd
tu ne t gicen during the night."
"You are certainly growing
childish .ittle gramlmiusia," re
turned Pearl laugr.ing.
"Not at all, though I should noi
be surprised if you told me my
hair had turned zray from tortun
I endured. Think of listening to
constant repetition of such phrases
as these Jow lovels," "How
queeuiy, '"thnv aneeiic,
iiit like
a pure white lily," "a loai star
above all the rest," etc. do you not
woader that I expected t be a
shade greener this morning?"
"What foolishness Nell."
"Not a bit, that is the worst of it
all, I had to acknowledge that they
were all correct "
"And this a sampie of what they
siy about my little grandma goose,
they say "W'hata dainty little rose
bud,'" "What a little fairy," and
Mr. Adolph Cams safd "what a
chawmiug-ly jol-ly guirl your
friend from Bos tain is Miss Bed
ford."
"What a nuisance he is!" cried
Nellie laughing at Pearl's correct
imitation of his silly drawl.
But seriously Pearl, whvis it we
always long for something we do
not possess? I remember when I
was a bony scrawny
"Oh, Nell you never was bony, or
scrawny; you where always a
"Husn child ! don't contradict !
your elders. I can remember how j
I wished I could be dimpled and ;
rosy like you, and no- that you j
have grown stately, and pale and .
grand, and I have grown far be- j
neath you as ever. But I don't j
envy you Pearl. I love you too'
dearly to e ivy yours' or any one's 1
adm'ration-urjless it is that grand
Colonel," she added with a smile. .
"Pearl are you going to say no to !
him always? How can vou? j
"Don't Neliie'said Pearl gently. ;
"lhere Pearlydew, I would not !
j hurt for worlds. I was only jest-
: ing; you know I could never be
serious for five consecutive min- j
! utes Let us change the subject,
j Let me see. what shall we do for a'i
change today? I must write to j
mv little mater, buall 1 tell hr
you will come home with me after
the new year?"
"Yes, if you like. I premised to
go shopping with auntie and pass
mv judgment on another bonnet.
Will vou not accompany us?"
"TI. i hank vou. Pearl. I will
Is'ay at heme and write mj poor,
long-nesrlectet mamma a letter."
! The next month was one confin
i ud round of balls and u-irri--. th"
aires and opera g- nj, until both j
girls declared they were worn out.
"Oh, iSell ! are yeu never k'uo
t wake up?': cried Pearl one morn
ing lrom the sitting room die.
This sitting room was a Urge.p.ca .
aut loon,, winch the girts abated i'l
com mo j, and their sirep'Mg apar;
men.s i peu. J'lrom it ou opposite
fc.dcs.
"Oh, I've been awake ever so
long." came a sleepy voice fix m
the pillows.
"Nell! Nell! don't you know
where nuguty girls who udl sto
rh s goT'
"Wed, I have been awake long
enough, to wonder whether it is
woi'tU whiie rising lo uay. Don t
you ihiUri it tt'uU.ii oe a ac
amount of IdDor saveti :f I did uoC
get up .iii lo-uiv-'i lou '"
"I LiiiLii il jou jo not get iij
piouy soon tttese eggs wi.l u.;
overuoae, and ilos toast will le
cohi, auu ui..l Houi.i ut a illy, Iwi
I've OlOLeil uiy I..cc lelllhiy iu
toasting it."
" itc. i, I'll be with you in just
stveu-eigiiths nt' a minute."
"Web, be quick, or I shall have
gathered all His news from the pa
pers aud you wul nave to take it
.ccoud-haud." 1
"Inere, d.d jyou expe ct one of
my age aud iuai unties to be so
quick f said Neiiie, gaily, as she
presented herself presently, rosy
ami brignt lrom a cool batn, aud
arraycu m a dr'nty, rose colored
wrapper.
"Ou, Pearl! what is the matter?' '
she cried ; for Pear is arms were
thrown across tne table, aud her
head drooped upon them in an atti
tude of hope,ess aoanoou.
"Pearl! Pearl! What is the mat
ter? IVll me what lias caused
mis ? Tell .Nell tell little grand
ma the trouble."
Pearl held towards her the news
paper in her hands.
' Was it something in the paper?
Never nand, dearie, don't give way
l;ke that, lhere now, cry if you
like, uear, while 1 See what has
hurt you s,o.:'
.iie sal down and drew Pearl's
head on to ner Jap. ''Cry Pearl, it
will d You good. '
It iiiigiil li.no been amusing to
any on..- else but Pearl this moth
erly solicitude from a little rosy
cheetiod dumpling ot a year ard a
nau ner junior out Pearl appre
ciated iier aynip ithy,aiid delighted
hi calling ner joliy little lriend
' grandma."
Aelce's quick eyes were not long
j:i iiiidi ig wiiat bad caused Pearl's
agitation. Hall way djwir tne see
oiid coUhuu was a, notice, slie feit
was what she sought, wiiat had
caused tbe mischiei ,
"Found at Last !" ''Murder
Will Out!
itc, etc
Tiieii t'oi lowed a loiigatid graphic
descript ion bcouiiul v copied lioui
some Wc.-teru paper oi a terrible
railway accident, and a death-bed
coolessiun lioui one ol the mutii
atca victims, vtoo gave los name as
Han y BortoQ, au-i coi.te.sseu to
tne crime ot murdering Cieiieii't
Bedtoru at roil i, uueing the hist
part of the War.
lie said he oii ii, in a niouieat ct
anger, and had been coiincieuc
stricken ever since. That he could
not d.e without confessing ids ter
1'iOie crime, and asiiiiii one. ot
Ciod's ministers to intercede with
his Maker lor p .rdon, etc., etc. it.
ended by teilitig how toenian divu
aiu! vas otined, with many oLtieia,
by the people of the town.
N.itb.;r of the irl. doubted fir a
Ui...neut the truth of the statement .
; Pearl was ccmpleiely crustieu.
and lor the first time Kellie failed
to find words" of comfort to offer her
trieud.
This was too terrible, too awful
to contemplate. Jn ail Pearl's
dreams she had never imagined
him guilty ; nevei once thought his
hinds stained with his father's
blood. She did not cry as .Nellie
begged her to do, she was too bad
ly stunned. She only sat and
moaned pitifully.
Had ;it not been ft r Nellie's
thoughtful protection, her anima
tion and perseverence Pearl might
haye gone into bram lever again,
or worse. But ISellie contrived to
divert her mind in some degice
from iier trouble,by feigning illne.
and arousing Pea-i's sympathy sci
iiciently to cause her to exert her
se'f for Nellie's sake.
NeUie was ill to- several days,
and suffered herself to be bathed
and dosed and scolded and pett- i
alternately by Airs. Eesmond.Sucie
and Pearl. But she iusisted that
ro one could wait upon her so we.1)
as Pearl.
This Susie obj'ected to, declarhnj
th it Mile. Pearl looked really to bo
bick herself, and that she would
"care take" of Mile. JS'ellie. But a
lew whispered words from Xellie
sent Susie out of the sick room.
Binding and satisfied.
srsie had been just a little jeal
ous of Nellie, for since .Nellie can s
Susie had been banished fro n
Pearl's society almost entirely,N 1
lie insisting that she and Pearl
must wait Upon each other as th y
had done at school, except, ot
course, when, they were dressing
for an evening out.then they fou'ii
i-usie's French taste ;ndispen:,t
ble. Nellie was alwways thirsting f r
something new c--jme noveltv.a: i
her latest "e ithuse" (as Pe .1
called her pioj'.ctsl was to co k
their own breakfasts over the s t
tingroom fireplace. This"enthust . ;
how ever, was fa&t losing its novel; ,
for Nellie had of late kept iier b I
csnxi'2i on fox tit u tage.