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IIl RC'JIIIS.
lLI0..-jjpj.vj,.e ln
St. Lawrence
irols every Snndav iii:d holy day at
H. UliV. Jon.v IlUKMELIXd, Priest.
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it„i
M. K. Church. —Preaching every
Jl:,y at lu:}." a. ui. mul ]i. in
wmue p. ii'. Sunday nchoo!
"®yer Uieetins WVdliehduyH at
llAN—Service ooeawional—m the
*egwn language at the church at
KftV- J, ]i. Srofii.ii:, Miuisler.
WAl.-Servii'f J.ihrary Hull lirst
'day ol each month at
P' W- Rev.J.M.McBRtniK offieiat
K-
liUriT,
comaker hnd Jcwoler,
Millwuk.S. I.
#IV«R to w i' ..'he:
'•wurf •'I by incu:!
oikruen.
'ttfin i,
Unliv
f&m
•~y,t,
K. j*onf
•ii" jlIi) t, a
•let-land, w itli
Id Gill* rt's
1
lull hi.
'.'torn or. a ii •1
•n old J!
i in on
aid hi
11
rona—
UTA't
OTia—
atlk
'Ikmms
4' rn-'4,ljl
.Vi" 'V should
and glix'li!
I ill!. T'ini yu
uiji i in his in
Jim rntt)
"j|?A Bcauljf^^^Ike Isiy
,,f Ml,
\i heii work w v
'1 t" fh«'
ilf, n:?d t)u' 1
iii-ln-ii it w."-.
:ied. Mr^. I
-tuiL'tUely !-!iun1
k the jiiati"
corri'TB hut
in'her tli iTi
ca a
and j!i-
tho Colctiel Ii'
r. liiditif hi
ticm under a jirMc' .l.-t."-"
that forbade pympatby.
No (Uif urumvl Nieho!:i••• "Mi.i
though her h"tirtei.m..m-i forLerbrnth
er, fouiel her Unique refuse itri oiTlce i
jire-. :i''e 1' lier si« r:i fnthM. The ,-hild
un11i"id iiiinitivclj Mjmethinu: »f t!i»
ill tl«nt rtii-i'd in th" !:!ioi'h
i hw fMllcT.
'•••'. t»»k
tierre tunu
I
A grea
U-ann.s' I ft.
-«J. A11Rf ht-r,
JiuU vniii tfae lit.
i!:is w
"It i
HI vim.
.5ilettee:
reverted to net ii''"1.
li:4.ri
a ni.
Tins consoled .Mishv. s.
the carriage arrived 1
(juit'' cheerful a .iin.
is ci ii lie'. Cousin
til'it h'U'
••JftitoflL'c buildiusr.
but
11 •. was
i h, emed at
i ml i nJy
but ffhe wa
v t'nrti v 'it
1
her broiler. I"
undertaking 'i
from Thome i
In venture al
liig Kate at the
-he sat uaiin^
and hatiriK bei
niorniiu of the day thai old (nll'ei'
returning from his bootle«a ercri i
bad s-ji.' b' en ever since hr aU:'aM.
wan in)* nearly eleven oi'iock
had not yet made up her mind to vi
oiit.-ide, w hen she pcj»iiMl. a earring'?
aw
ih tin
.r-ii'
Mi
in ah'iii
a ^uild"
thoiiu'ht-.
"It's Cousin Mv ruH"'! blie »:xi• i..
aloud. "She's brou-ht ],"tiii-and
A vi-iton of wild lroi e dm\n ii
soring ri'A'd in Mis-\ i", f'1 »I' "J"'
jumped til OJM'II the e- ,1, l,lt wlie.l til
carrii'i^e passed tWiJi _«»«•' (.oii.-tu
M\ rlilla look.- i I •••n. the win ''a
"••You didn't l-i i..^. Lutti- and It
cried Missy, in «te.-p repn.«ii(.
"XS'ell, no, I uidn't," baid Mrs. Ii.-rry^.
"C.-une ntf illstleli a swivet. Novel •..•
brin- '"in ne'\l. time, (.^leti
Lurkin," she coaunaiided 1
"ainl li't-me take this child in.
"Don't
blood bet'a
H-
tin
Missv made uo oiijeetion.
fond oi' her t'^usin M\ rtilla, and -h.
,„ired that, lady's shows dress,
beautiful pink hyacinths within M'
hue
net brim that fram
such lovely jellev\
bewildering lilac er.^in
1 the faded oil]
roses outside
lie, with
ttl-
nlultTJi^'puir. imd frills: and ti.ose pur
ple shot s! lb.w Mis-.y wisln'd f-r a pan
s„
is pun*away!" BIIO K.-iid :i*R•.jptly. 1
married to l»sia Furnrval. an i h. an
r, cr come liome no
Ijrpan to cry.
this was no news to
had learned aii anon: n.
said. "Who says he 1
rinain? Don't I
can be done about, it.
11'
aunt s jin-.-eiK r, .«•
fond belief thatt-ousH.
ri
nr a lower of s'f Ji.
tlie parlor.
.'Oh i"
liUJ.-i
I,
with
fol
The i
ruse.
'1
Silid ii
iU
A lid Mis:
I W K S I 1 i A V 1 1 N K i 7 I W I
(SLbekt
00
JQaza^SwbEOaswd
flMRSMof "f^ur
lsi aJuitt UJ LJa
Hut the. col'
lie h^ul left Ii
*H ...
PwMfe1 -.pcekiJ
•jaiMiuv. I v -i. -i1
m-HirmriK."
rate I Mrs.
Ik w if Nii-li-
i i married acceptably
"'I i had overlived all
av w.is l'at and rosy and
1 1 suppose Ja-jH-r Tborne
CJUI to maktj Tiinjrs worse
!.• !i •••.. ,n 1
..."t-t.ui Miss Elviru "if it's
Ni boh, .i mid"
is aiou' H.IM, and I am not a
aid," Mrs. Hei .- deciami. stoutly.
miserable e iward, Klvira just l«e
.In.stii Tborne has heavv evebrow^
Mr- llerry.
will li! I
I'.
-,
ii'i in
F1 tra
.. in
}ie:i/l
tlllen-
1 I.' "1 ... i1.. neb in a JU*ep
it a i vi v i .i Hid Uplifted ill
orotoi,. ills liiei tui rsod a ghastly
iwill that made his hl.icli brows look
blacker than ver, underneath which liis
-iituin
refill
luia.f.a
•rt gleamed
Missy, who .. i reAss*'-1 to ^ent
away, wit ga:
Miss K! i: a '.
11 ry It .'
linn a u1" i a '.' I"
raltn and even voici .« 1
vou a giK)d vlaughtei. a
"Nevern i.liouu'' i
sccined to wi: i
failed him.
"None of », i. i .' a v
rhosen her for Nich .l.u-."
coi titua'ti: "bu! KIM- IT» I G"
:-II this is something for ya i
ajid be thankful i'. r. J.ife has more re
munerative wc-rk to oJer than nursing
A WIT"". Nieholzis i.-iii E aloin' to
phun.
I ierry
fl. and
insid'er
1 i
blamr*
"Will
terrupted oololy, "ly «•.
thing ebseV'
"No," said .Mr-. Herry, v. ::h heat:
"I've nothing els- to Uvis ot, an-1 i \e yi
more to say. Niehol.n is at my house."
"I will receive no mVinsy: the colo
nel declared,
k '"W n our own flesh !ind
a-i tliat?" exclaimed Mrs.
impatiently. "Nick is a Tborne,
... ry inch of him. He'll make no over
ir. He has married the girl he loves,
1 la inelv Jia '. pour fo' I ut
r. !'ly
M,-- I., I da-pe-1 I 1 hands, bu* u'.
.'I'eil II
1
pe.,1.0
atul
have
a I,las i- '.. ry i!:.
a\,a„. "I-., n.
".fyrtilla!" she wriiled.
there was a dead si
i thought his son'rt ill
lat man, or that wo
ni long pause, "who
him is no Irie.nd of mine."
you phase," said Mrs. Herry, ris
••He is \«ur only con you caiuiot
.wav hi.- name, nor his blood. And
I!ie....}
,! I
i here!*'
dug i"to
Elvi
vrtilla v
ihe
her
rl::
a
11 n
o
i!
11 w 1 j''
u! ^et on without you. Col.
tnv ow n, and 111
lit." Slie wiif
••If .nr brother
.Mi— Elvira,
Mv house i?
whom 1
:ain
ighly anyrry n-a v
it know it," turn
oiiiy thing to o"
k marriage.
a 's nil! Jii.i
mat he is not Id..'
.Jways worki i
»inr hiru.-at a
•u,k«
v i a 1.
t".
I: i t'
-s him41'
iiig wit.
•. niug'b
tfl y*s
I ...- i. i' I. i ,»r buy,'
•*U* 1 "N is tail it a 'MkrW'SS.
:t i U\f, imt t.nanKiui am 1 mat 1 ioi
n .-oil. I've gotten more piod on
it. lavira, than ever you'll ^''t out
iii»p
A: 1 Ill's, i
"•i I -sy, at l.'.e-i 1 I'. i
fort from this visit to know that lnjt
brother was at Cousin Myrtilla'.s was
feel him near—within reach. Though
was ill,
li4
y±
V &
need riot die, and sonn-da..
bho e.oii'd Lottie and lit.-.® ainj.
encr tiieii-. wliat could hinder her sta\
I'-ilij, uU 'Alii oLl i 1^1' IMC b^
froru this time forth tu hold any com
fciunicationfcwhatever with Mrs. Jlerry i
win! any of her family. For m_\self mnei
will 1 cross her threshold again, save i.
case of some calamity."
"And that means I am not to piny with
IAMtie and Hi SS any mure!" waihd Missy.
'i'he e.ili.nel si^ie-d bitterly, lie t'e-lt
himself a ue« ply injur^'tl man. ile wai'
remotely '-"rry for Mis.sv"s cliiklish d:
apnomttiii nt ri'/arding )ier jdaymates:
but what was that compared with hi*
^wa-
ttered,
1 -old he: i
When r.
t!u pr.imi?
-. .id i...' .•
"Y a
i.-i I'llv ira.
dear, run on
late (or y mi
W ha I s the use:
ipat ient slim*.
I -a 1 i .* 1 bin po
r. -i ). wounded
CiiAPTF.il XIV.
U) OII-KKRT'S VOW.
.(
i
"ft
a:'. -jee." nl
.a 'L y.»u tell me,
M: N( (..r Kileti, tiur t^-r Sun
i:km .1 w
,II.
ierway is Mawso Nic.k
K»/,-ie. li l.i. lu» f"i*•' he w Tulhdius
seer"
Mis^y noddcil, with a ci iinfortable sense
of superiority in the ioesesaion of knowl
cd^o ibat this old man iiad missed,
though he had made a journey of thirty
a Mvi
i i r: i
i i r-
'lata
a leui.. 1 old Gil-
i i i ..ot e.irryme up t"!'i',vn (n
said Missy authoritatively.
1
1
Y' a an is a ii" p-i':*.-t:.- a inai. culUl
I I'li I I: I t. ••!ii', ain't le.n'n.athri-e
-:.i -e M..w Ni'aii.'ias ieC us tl»iii^.»
Mid it a i... a :. i,,aad :ji-!"
dMiss ,.
"Clnllen tuua' obey," Gi.U rt I't-uuiidcd
her. i
Missy was silent a lori tame then she
said, nt last:
"Daiidy Gilbert, you've pit religion,
ain't you?"
"ftresa de I.au d!" e v i:! tied the old
man, piously.
proe I. «i ii gr- at 1
a !o Iii-.I.", ri .ht
i Lord, bke the
!', ... a a '. wouldn't you,
••.., sa a t! "'1 man answered,
a lit!!'1 ia.'.' i e..n iue fatigue of hia
journey and the look of strange resolve
on Missy's face.
At thi-i assent she stood up, on the step
above him, her hair tossing in the even
ing wind, her eyes burning, her slender
hands cla.s|»ed against her breast she
looked, in the dim tw ilight, like a spirit,
-. i:»- I a -a' :»g attei
i av, i i a. a.
n i: -a a- i i a i.
1 I
waid Missy, wit.h an
'I know all aU»ut it.
l'.eidy (iillwrt had been to loeik for Hrer
Kichola.s and Hrer Nichulas ain't there."
"Nieholas is at Mrn. HerryV," i.i.I
Miss Klvira. wearily.
"So Missy been tellin'nie. I (uk 1.. im
you know. Mirithwirey:'
'Mrs. llerry was here ti..- .i in- aa
8\\ ered, llusliiliL'. "You mute I. I
town t^i-morrow, (iilherl. A'o i i a
start so M-ry early, and I'll see y mi again
in tix morning."
But the next morning old Gilbert wa«
ailing, and for sevenil days thereafter
lie was unable to leave hia l*-d. Tom
t^uash, who went "uj» to town" three
times a w«-ek for the tnail, re|Kirt»'d to
Glory-Ann that Mawno Nick wua
"mighty nick," then that he was a little
better, and linally that' he waa pro
nouueed out of danger. A fortnight
later Misn Klvira added another hundred
to the sum she had already rio-n old
Gilbert, ami dispatched him an e:n
bassy to her nepiiew.
•Ts s'pH -I at MI' ised
ei Gill"" :. ,-i- !.'. »M,y,
I'Jl Jviei 'Ct: a .. art.
1
i. i".'.*i i'j.i,i aooiii l'f"
i.i re. Mis- u-i .•
i [it's cle T.
.'•! ulison, Uv. -I.
It seemed quit, a far to M.--. llhiia
A S
"i got liolhin' else to do."
vi Gilbert ijhiK'k his head. "Hit
a .^ht be 1. ki a
i ilaii,t. chile.-
"I hate bai.. I ate.l people!" Mi%
dei iared, liria.a1 !.• ii'tle lit-1 down t•• i
her knee w nil .I I t.- "A ad -ever .
.«n this "i bid i a.' g"! ht-ar.ts 111:
nai stones- 'ei Ma' ne ou aiean old
i r! 1 si.a 'a iv\ "U any hri
it did to old t.a .. it. aa i -In
abundantly "*-!. i i.e .u.i
in!
a!'. Hrei
i. v
'ling her a
"Dat cJ.. i.
i" days,"
hakmg
\(!!v\YS V WTKi'
i i -ently w :ih
!. b- ed thai .•
ted.
1
MOTHER'S!
HOME
1
i' ai-ey
i. i 1 .peeled thank '".r any
•-f a i.now ledgiueni, and pre
rred t'.» say uoihiir.r about it.
•'Ivii' hit ain't liu me t-r i a-her
.. lit I is axed,"' old Gilbert dcad I, and
-. "y early the next morning b-.-ii
-M.-S Elvira's gold where iiit» ov. n ^.4•. mg
v. -re hidden.
(,t
j.vi
ni. phew's der-artur, bie, 'i. v tti.
n W» VCf} I a.'. I a-1 i I! a ... i ', T' a ,' a
b" rirr/the now !.•• 1 it- .a
la r'..••••:• i •. 1 a- i 1. jioll hijs
Ma.' ol,:. !--i 1 Ma'. but
...id v as a recogn.
In fa I ti.at .( ,a i -. a.) old tiili-. I I
said, "a »..r -,a: try," (.mi she
not remind the old man of hi.
j. .reritiy, sin had I'-signt he n i.
inevitable and was learning to .•• w .: a
at N icholas but a ti nth she was uiily
i .diu'4 h.er titii'-: .. these days, when
ri.o should know in a. aUjut geography,
she would jj'o herself to Tampa, and Dad
dy Gillx-'rt, having nothing particular to
do at Tborne 11 ill, bhould with her.
Such was Missy's present programme.
She had found starving impracticable,
but she still maintained an unrelenting
bnterm.'ss towards her father, never
sjieaking to him except when imjto-.ruble
lu avoid ix.
This, however, made little "i •.-» im
press-io!) upon the colonel. Cl.il It .a had
few attractions for him-at any tune, atul
ho was too much a prey to his own bit
terness of heart to be conscious as yet of
his litrle daughter's estrangement.
Mr». Leonard Thome and her pretty
daughter, finding such a stub- of affairit
too irksome to be !».»rti**, iiuwie all liasU
to their own home, as soon UA two or
three rooms eiiuld 1«: put inhabitable
condition.
TI ie colonel did not oppose this plan.
He did all that he could, in fact, to ex
nedite the work* on the h'iiw b'. w iv of
making auiemis for Furniral's summary
disme,-.ii but after Flora was gon" his
1
and old I iiloert felt awed.
"Kneel down. she haul imperiously.
Old Gilbert obeyed as though the com
mand bad come from another world, a
he ball i" a'V.-.l it -ad.
a i i a s i v e a I
ir..a. and %ovv, i.i tb" help of the
suddenly lb
•da that h«' Wlla
'. 1. I.i alarm -r.i tared to ba
tb .1 a Iii: a v .'. a i ii by
b. ,aa i d.-ctor urai 1 u change
r'
1
til
you ,ii
of
a I time resisted,
i ai i am iwI1 in.a-i. if to bo por
ta. i vi ... an old mini of his who
f»: 'uair ears bad 1'isidt-d in New
Y'' li-- olf ulii.'ie one sad Septem
wlii'n th" lai.d lay aweary in
,hine, and tlie cicada kept
up a
dm, aad the cotton li"lds were
the hajrvfeu, ....
wiiite for
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