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ATTOOjrST AT LAW
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yji. W. BODDIE,
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1 W. BIOKSTT, .
aTTOBJTBT AJTD OOUSSUXOS AT LAW.
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Prompt aad palaataldAg attentloa
lUfara to Oalaf i aatlca Hhepoerd, Hoa. Ji
Baxtoa, Pim. Pint Vattonal Baa of
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wbm ia opan Boom bunding, Ooartatiiat
ill lairal boainaaa " Intnuted ' t klal
ill raoaira prompt andearefoi
I F. HOUCK,
CONTRACTOR AX9 BOTLDEB, ";
LOUIBBVRCI, HCi.-V"-.
T'Kllac annt for aO kinds off BaOdla
"ui.a., Artlatla aUatlaa aad TUV AJtaki
war OaaianaaaDaUttM. 5v
HOTELS.
minrjaWTOif , n. a , ; :
MydAtio. foftiM trtTUrj
wd LirwyAttaaisd .
HASSENBTJEG HOTEL
,AHthor or "We. MWtor.- Mr.-McLerii.-:Etc.: 1
COPYUCHT. 1
: iimmiuiiiinwi
ill "A - - j'-
Why notr he iaqolred aoftiyf
AShy remained silent, and ha conM aa
longer endore her eyca upon. him.
v "GoodbyV just now-rMra. ' Howh
ton." he. said, taking hla hat an gloves
rom the table.; hope" we'll bare a
pleasanter chat " this - day , week. At
what hpnr. may . I expect yoal What
on earth, are you'dolngr - - V
' Jess," still yboldlnr the ohalr , bait
slipped to the door and twned the.
yfSa yotL-dotft wantme to go yelf
said Mr. Dobble,' with aa unconiforta
ble laugh. : ' ,
- lira. Houston moistened her dryHpa.
"Ton must" wait: tlU Parld .cornea
home," she said qoletljr.
Eer. the moment her words literally
took his breath, away, but only for the
moment , "Are you mad?" he demand
ed. "You'll make me lose my steamer,
and It's the last tonight" ' - '
She paid no attention.-' - -
J waa .onjy joking, Mrs. Houston.
You've made me feel an awful ass," he
r-aald presently, trying to lauah. . "Lt
ns part in peace, as the hymn says. -.
Her face. If anything, grew more de
termined. , "You must wait, Xlr.iiDob
blev till X bare;elplained matters, to
Mr. Houston. '-i. '4 - -
- Ton Intend-to tell Urn everythlngr
v ""ETerything . . . -iThe
man considered, and when he
spoke again- hia amUe was ugly. "Do
yon wish to-make your; husband a
bankrupt, Mrs. Houston V
"You wouldn't" she began. :
"Would your ' 1 - T -:
MYpu aaid three months, Mr. Dob
ble" - . - . .
"Did ir :
?Oh, ypu-ryotf'r-
He, knowing the situation was Ida,
advanced toward her, saying politely.
sue turned tne Key mechanically.
"Till thla dar week." he said p:
antly aa be passed into the lobby. Hel
lo'" vw;'.'.'v jz '-.:-irf:-"
. "Hullo t yerselV!'. . Baldt the. aggrieved
voice of Mrs.' WaJlac
come, from the kitchen,1 havfaig entered
by the back door. ?Whif s adet Wha's
thiar .'. . - "j : :' "
-It's ali right, Aunt Wallac said
Jess, trying to steady her voice Jt she
followed her unwelcome Tialtor ,fronr
the parlor. . -. :-v-'." .
"Guldsake, lassie, ye Ink as If ye
had been seein' a ghalat! Wha'a thlaT
Mrs. Wallace demanded In a loud whis
per, pointing , to Mr,obbte, whowas
struggling wim tne patentocK oa tne
doorv; A- ''SlB,
Oh, never mindV atmtrnerer mind,
murmured her niece,TeadyHo'colUpse
Mrs. Wallace looked aharply at Jess;
"Is he a freen o' yours T" she aaked
anicklr. "Is be a freen V Davte'sr
"No, noT said the young woman
wildly. - : : . w:;v-.
Sic beta the-case, he's nae freen
o' mines," muttered . Mrs. Wallace.
"Young man," ahe suddenly , roared.
"Quit spilln' the Bneck o that door an'
pcy attention to me." - :
"Confound ' this lockr. grunted Mr.
Dobble, with another wrench at the
handle. " . . i . , -
"Bad language '11 no help yeP cried
Mrs. Wallace. 1 -
"Who's the old party T4 he exclaimed
angrily, turning to Jessv r ;. .
Aula palrtyr. , the ' annt almost
shrieked. I'll auld palrty - ye, ye Ul
tor's dummy, ye penny masher, ye"
' "Aunt, aunt!" protested Mrs. Hous
ton. , ' '; " v.
Hand yer. tongue, lassie! I'm Jiat
beglnnin'I Whit has the man-stolen.
Jess?" v - .
"Oh, BotUng. nothingT' .. . .
"Vm fflad o heat ve eatched.hlm In
timer but 111 pit the polls on & track
onywey.: Weel,. MalsterBurgular, whit
ha'e ye got to say fur yerser, ehT" '. -
White' with ' wrath, the0 glass mer
chant turned on her.. "Show me how
to open this cursed door; or- . ; .
Whisht, .man ! . Ye're bad enough
wi'oot Sweden'.".
Aunt Wallace, for my sake Jet him
go," whisper ed Jess. . -
TLet:him gang? Nae fears.- Walt tni
Davie comes name an hell mak' eol-;
lops o' this braw-,blt o mankind. I'm
no' . feart fur nlm. Ill stab him wT ma
umbrella as shin as Ink at him."
v ine enraged man spoke again.;-"Do
you'know -whoI amT heroatedV"
"wna T7 sam mtb. wauace.
."My name, is Dobble." ; " -" '
';"rm man? curloua to ken, whit :yet
natur la."
-rAnd 111 tell i you ww that
Houston lias foolishly compromised
L"Whitr For ft briefr space the elder
ly t woman hesitated. Then she strode
forward and struck him over the head
with her umbrella, splitting his felt hat
and crushing 1t over his eyes. tThafa
yin fuifyour she. cried.' "H-r -
H At that vmoment lie', suceeeded 1 n
onenlne the" door.v ss'Ve-
j,"Mf . .Pavid. Houston will; go. bank
rupt for: this r. he yeUed.. "I'll show,
Jilm no mercyrV s -aV
"An yell get nane either!" cried Mrs.'
Wallacey making a dash athim.: "Yini
Twa! : Tbreet Fowerl" - And ahe rush
ed down the garden path after hlnvW
laboring him with her umbrella till 4t
brokeat the handle It "was an utter
routrsa far aa Mr,-Dobble was
-"I dootTve been whit the gentry ear
ulgar," she panted to brself .sJi she
returned to the cottage. " " - f
v She founder niece on the verge of
fainting and made speed to soothe and
comfort betrbotb physically' and men
tally.".:. - - - T
Jess, ma deaf." sbe said when th
young woman had somewhat- recor
sred,L"t doot yell ha'e to trust yet auld
auntie. Ye canna dae ererythin'-yer-aer.
Nobodr can." Dinna mak a iang
story aboot It, but jist tell me" whit I
can das to belpe." : l V- "a.
c 9 .. . e "-a - e- - . e
" "I ken '"ye're' done' yer: Best, said
Urs, Wallace '11 Uttls Uter. - "An' yeTl
.,..- . I - ,- .
ill I Mil Mil
r;CS r74 ij-
Vy , a ! 1 1 1
's-
feart yere takln ower big 'a responal-
beelity"-' ;'-j-m ,
!But It's only a f ew r months" now7
AuntWaQace,Jess pleaded,? "I was
so proud, to think I could put David's
affairs right, without troubling jm. I
.couldn't bear to give In,now."- -v
. Weel. weel,a . wlllfu wummah ' '11
ha'e.her aln wey. . But mind an' trust
me. J ha'ena the read money- ye need,
Dut I'll get it fur ye the morn.- an' yell
pey: aSDobbJeie fargetUoft to" keetf
imcK.-ue. price-o'-ma guicr-umDrella,
Anr ye can "pey back.-the. money when
ye can. . An'gaoo I'm guaa to, help ye
get , Aiavie's-tea ; ready,: anvye maun
gang early to bed tne nlcbf an ha'e a
guid sleeprpulr laasr -
- On her way home Mrs. 'Wallace drop.
ped Into the grocer's shop,-.---v . .
."Hoe's trade,. Mr. Ogilvyr'
f Deplorable; waur nor vert Mistress
Wallace. Did ye forget somethln' when
ye was in afore?"' . .-.' .; ' -' - ,l- .
; "NaJ but I cam: back -to see If ye cud
tell me whaur I cud get the len o for
ty pound the morn's mornm." "
-"Forty poundr - -
u "Mphml D'ye ken bnybody wha wud
ask naeTjuestions an' pit the money In
ma haun fur aboot three month?"-
. "Are ye serious. Mistress Wallace?"
- : "Aye, rm serious, Malater OgilTy ,
- The grocer fixed hla eyes on a-tin of
sardines and slowly said, ;!AweeV I
may say I ken the person ye're splerin'
aboot exarty." . " - - , -
- CHAPTEB VL '
A XTTTLX WABMTH AHS 'AbXAZX.
c
OMB in to your lea,- Davie r
J called Jess from the door of
the cottage. -
. ( 'Tm Jiat comlnV" replied
her husband, who was bending over " a
plot under the walk ' . -r-
; "But yon, aaid you. were coming half
an hour ago.. -"- - . .
;"Dld lrrsald lUvid,-gnibbing in the
earth.! "Dye like sweet peas, Jess?"
"Yes, but I don't like old tea and cold
buttered toast," his wile returned im
patiently, .Come, Davie," : -C-ril'be
ln" the boose, in twa" ticks,
tess.r Dinna fash yerser.- The wari'a
ntf comln' to ah end.". w " "
"My patience isj Davld.,,, Tr
"Nae feara. 1 ken yer patience bet
ter nor that. Jist think o' the show o
sweet peas ye'! ha'e to July, Jess, an
m let ye pu' as mony o1 tftem as y(
llke, atf welcome, aearl, ':'; .
"But n't you flnib planting them
ifter you've bad yoor tea, Davie r!
akeoVpsJtlyppeaseo?v;;y-s''
Deed,vI never thocht F tnat, t Of
eoorse I can." And. David Houston
rose and followed Bis wife Into the Cot
tage. 'TTexedfor keepln'" ye wait
In', Jess," he said- aa he joined her la
the kitchesu doot" I whiles" forget
things." ' - - -
; Oh, never mind. It doesn't matter,
she said cajdly. J f. -- : . '
- "Are ye angry -trV me, Jeaa?" he
sakedanxlously.'-: v - ,-v;,i.. r
"Angry? Why should I be angry T V
"I I thocht ye wasna pleased at-at
Bomethin,"- lie answered lamely." - "Ye
see, X forget the time "when I'm at ma
gairden, an'j' w; ."
- "You've been- at the garden since i r"T
o'elock.. this morning,' David,",- she" ob
served as she filled Mb' teacup. "Your
breakfast was cold before you came to
it and so was your dinner., vl
I didna fin' onythto' wrang'.wTy ei
ther o'-tnein," he returned pleasantly.
"Ye're a clever yto at1tte cto,.,t he
added admiringly. 1 -i ix..-r::
. Jess looked as iT she had .not heard
himT If was the local spring holiday,
and she had made special efforts with1
the homely meals," eachone of which
had been . spoiled through t hef hus
band's late Jappearance. at; tahlejP'tlU
she had kept herr temper so far.:;'--.
"I'm sayln'-ye're: a clever, yin at the
cookinVJess, he repeated. . -. . .
"I'm glad you think so.". r; ;
The tone of her voieev was something
new to David, and, he paused-in; con--veyingv
half r a -slice ; of toast - to"
mouth and stared at her,';v; . -. ' '
. Avoiding , his" '. gaze,'- she played with
her spoon to- an absentmlnded fashion.
fWhaf s wrang, lass T? '-; ';i
"NothlngC -: -j-'-'Vv: -i--
:r ."But ye're no takin yer tea. f Are ye
no weel?" ff
"Oh, be quietr-;.:''. v-'-
H'But I dinna lie to see ye no enjoy
in' yer; tea0:;:
."."Don't bother. : iQo 'on with-your own
tea and get back to your garden." 4, ll?
" - Mr.' Houaton,'witb many1 anT uncom
fortable glance at hla. wife,' who,; to
spite of bis efforts, jrefusedjto be drawn
into .convsrsaQdcofittoued his meal,
with hardly "his usual hearty appetite,
but with anf obvious desire to' show her.
that be appreciated the buttered toast.
- tbtok ruha'e a junoke poo,", he"
remarked Immediately he had finished,
and waa surprised when hie wife, con
trary to custom, failed to rise to, fetch
him Ids house pipe from the mantel
piece. ' :i0m!Mm&
After a: short -period "of -.waiting he
drew lils .Wooden pipe from his pocket,
and proceeded ;to; flir itM:rv ?
r Jess rose and. began!: to clear away
Uievdisbeav a thing she usually delayed
-doing .until David" had enjoyed'a ten
minute 8moke.:jt; 2t-f4i-'f;
"Aren't. you "going to" finish planting
your aeedsT: she toqulred abruptly ad
dressing the teapot to her "hand," ' s.
t "I was thlnkte';! wud wait till ys
was ready to eome'cot to the gairden.
It's fine an'-warm the nichtr'
-?5 don't think JU come out tonight
Tve other thinga to do. Don't wait,"
she said, with her back to him- -.' -
, "What are ye busy aboot the .Bicht
Jessr . ' zl
.A lot of magBf-ivrf.,
s' Houston' got tippuVon his cap and
moved toward, the door. "Come ootlf
ye can." he said kindly.?" Tm gaun to
gi'e ye a great show.o sweet peas for
the summer." "v " - - - .r;" ' - :.
6he made no ' reply." and - on - the
threshold he halted and turned. "Wud
re rtio'. try" ft ft PUI.; dearie r he
: Thfr color rushed to Mrs. no'uston's
face, ' and - her eyes sparkled. She
tamped her foot : "DavU Houston,"
she cried, "wm you go to your garden
when X ask you 7 . .- . L
-ButJeaa" he began. : V.
- A plate alipped Irom net hands and
smashed to pieces on the bottom of the
sink. "See wha t,you've made me dor
ahe exdaimed."-:" .;
.OcM, ; never need aboot the dlah,
lass," David stammered at last. ' l I
wish ye wud- tell me what' a troubtin'
r"-:i-rV: - ' v - 7- :- '
. "I wlah you would go when I ask
you," said hla wife, ber lip trembllngv
M"Weet m gang to please ye," h re
turnedTalserably,rbut I wla ye wud
tell mewbatfV-:' il".:'?lVV :' 'z -i v'
l He waa toterrupted by the tinkle of
a belL " -: ..;: 'f '- - - .
y "Oh.dearr alghed . Mrs?' Houston
hopelessly.-J;.;.:,;.: .'.; --v-...
-rWha. can that- bef aaid her hu
band. :"irs past-Postie's time. Well I
r."YesJ said Jeaa in a choked voice.-" l terribl Lard lo impreas - jo
ci With an anxious look at her David pie wkhU KtiiorUnc f iUinij to a
left-the Wtchwi." closing ;the door W Mi- 'A -
Jeaa hid her face to her auron. M - r" ' jP" ' r---,
tried to-to give him" a. treat today." I
ahe thought bitterly," !but he tblnka of
nothing but his garden the breakfast
spoiled, the dinner spoiled and tlis" -j-
She- lifted her bead and listened.'. She
heard, David's voice and anotber'a.
-Uaa : Perkr ahe groaned. : "Oh? I
hope. Davie Jll have the .sense. not to
ssk-her to! No; she's away.". " v.
v She heard the frontdoor abut -but
ue voices tegan -again,
"He's taking ber Into the parlor r
ahe slghedL "I might have known he
would do It"- -.- ; ?.
rresently tho kitchen door Opened,
and David looked to "Jess,", be aaid
hr a loud whisper. "Mis rerk's to the
paurlourr wantJn to see ye." "
-."l8 . Bhen . said bis wife languidly;
turning the water on to-a saucer.
fYeH no' be lang. wall yer . -
"I don't know how long 111 be. v -
"But aha she's wantto to see ye pa
leeclar," he said entering the kitchen.
. , What aboutr . . x -
rv "T didna anlrr. Tin roll ha" fa
wall ye, .Jess? I'U gang an' teB her011! butrs .do" things
ye'rajlat comin', an' then Til get out home ani famfle. .
" f uuiuii uiv iww peaa. tH, laaSTT
"Seeing you asked Mlsa Perk into the
house, you had better go" and keep her
company tni rm ready," said Mrs.
Houston calmly. . .
, :But".
"I can't be ready for half an hour.
The tea was so late tonight?
Hauf an oor! An what wud I ear
to her for hauf an obrr
riou ; might ask - ber . If ahe tikes
sweet peas,". said Jess, and she could
have bitten out her tongue for saying
t--.C" Vi-si,: ;-:-.-;, r;..'...-.
' ; For a moment or. two ber husband re
garded ber with pusxled eyeaC Then
hla face reddened.' v ""'
Tm 'vexed If rre done, the wrang
thing, dearie,? be said geuUy .rrbe
seeds can bide, , m gang into the petxr
lour an' dae ma best to to be pleeaant
an a'lhe rest o t - If ye likerHjut
her oot the, boateV v. -
i No, not
say. I won'
Yott auof d that ; JussJ
uavia took a
atep nearer. us wire.
tiien-turned abruptly and . left the
kitchen. -. i' :'; -
"It was too bad - of. mi"; tlough
Jess, the tears filling her eyes, ;
Once more the door opened, and ber
husband wbisperM.iniplOTtogly.-fTor
peety's sake, dinna be malr nor hauf
an oorr He vanished," and ahe beard
hito enter.the parlor. -v .
"Mrs.v Houston dropped into ft chair
and laughed- quietly, "with the tear
still to her eyes. "Poor Davjel ' If be
had only made me laugh aoooerl But
I must be quick and, go after him."-
Within ten minutes, her cheeks flush
ed and her eyes very bright she open
ed the. door of the parlor."-
. -Miss Perk was sitting to the window,
and Mr. Houston occupied an Inch or
two of .the chair nearest the door, the
length of the room lying between
thenw . . --'
"Oood erenlng; Mrs.-Houston,T said
Miss Perk .as Jess 'greeted her.. aMr.
Houston' and Z bare been having Quite
a -. delightful chat- haven!! we, Mr.1
H6ustonT.S-':;..!'r--.'- '
1 "Aye,", said David af' if he were tell
ing alicw.:.: "
i" UU naa just promised to. bring you
tor my lecture on Thursday week,"" Ml
Jerk.. '"resumed,:" amillng graciously
acrosa the room,."and also to Mr. Cre-
kerB lecture '. the following ' Monday,
aad he has almost promised that you
will both 'attend; all our 'classes aad
lectnrea next season. : rm quite charm
ed, Mrs. HousUmv; VV;;---,;., -
aothing oa Ulb Market Equal to
;-Oiambe rlain'i Co He, Cholera and
:-;; 'iriArrteA .Bemedy. ' J; 1
ai' ' ' , ", '"- ." V - . 1 ' ' " ,v a- '
This fact Ia wall known to dnurglata
ererywhsre, aad nlns ont of -teo ail
give thair cuatomara thla prpin'ina
whtathabest la a ska for. Mr. Oba
wltatr, a prominent dro?rist of Joptla
no., in a eircoiar o on eaiiomera. upi
"There is nothiegon tba markt la tba
way of patant coedtatae hih rqoala
Chaobarlaia'a Colis, Cholna icd iar.
rioa EcDadv for bowal eoorlaiou Wa
l ;
Taint Ycsr Eazn for 7.
.,tI.-M,iU oa Gloae CarrUr.
plat t-n otlMra, r lorr aad r1ri
ALUs Eroa Co. -
IWdj worthlcae pays nodliklead.
' '"'- " 1 ? - . .
. . Tlre ;ooi aai Jost Eaoaa." .
TJ1f rthrraaoBa Vy aWWn
prvfar paa llaiuCca Cr First. It
r blnUly bariaWaa, rWod. U U-ci
C-xxl child raalo It, TUrd. It cm
oogbs. eroup aoi akooplet oxh Wa
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