Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 12, Number 43, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 April 1882 — Page 3

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FOR THE

ALMOST PA8T BETEEEVING.

"A pretty woman in a grassy orchard, gathering apple* on a sunny September day. What could be pleasanter?" thonght Jh\ Coventry, as he paused to speak to -eweet Cecily Seymour, who stood by the sunniest wall, pushing her brown hair from her flushed face.

Such a bonnie face, fresh and bright as a. summer dawn, with clear grey eyes fringed about with dusky brow and lash, 3ike a clear lake edged round with rushes. "What do you think of uncle to-day, doctor "I fancy he is better, Miss Cecily but lie still needs great care, and must be kept quiet."

Cecily shrugged her plump shoulders as alio said a little impatiently: "What a pity he has such a bad temper." "Indeed it is it goes against him tremendously. I am afraid it makes it rathtr unpleasant for you, too. Is there 110 one who would come and help you?" "No and if there were I would rather take care of him myself. I owe him that lor his care of me." She rubbed a redcheeked apple on her gown as she spoke, and passed it to the doctor, saying, "You will find it sweet.'' "So I should your lip?, Hebe," thought the doctor, as he dug his strong white teeth into the juicy fruit.

Dr. Coventry sat down on a rustic seat while Cecily continued to pick apples. Presently she jumped down from the low ladder with a little cry of pain as she came to earth.

The doctor caught a tempting glimpse of white stocking and dainty buckled .-shoo. "What's the matter, Miss Cecily?" lit? Jis^cd, with a smile at the pretty puckered faoe. "Oh, a lee has got up my sleeve, and .-stung me."

She tucked tip her pink cotton sleeve, taring all the beauty of her snowy dimpled arm whose fairness was stung by a wee brown bee. "Ho must pay for his presumption," said the doctor, securing the remedy for the hurt.

As ho applied it lie raised the pretty plump arm towards him, and, bowing his face upon it, kissed the soft flesh rapturously.

Cecily flushed up above her innocent eyes. "Forgive me, dear," said he softly "J 1 «j*tcould not resist the temptation." "Silly fellow," she said smiling. "I am afraid I am very silly, indeed, for I have learnt to love you, and want you to come and brighten iuy life. Will you marry me, Cecily V*

Her honest eyes scanned his closely for few seconds, then she said in a sweet

t~mWtoc

tha "Are you In earnest? Hawifcyou considered how serious a question you have

beliove yoti dft love ine a little, beau•4y." "I {.aye^'ou Igwo than I can say." .'ITjfitwPntng Cecily had to walk to the vftlftgo to get some fancied need for her pacvish old uncle, who was invalided through gout. The road was dark and dreary, but she did not notice the gloom, fer her heart sang within her at the thought of her handsome lover's fond assurance of love and future guardianship.

Cecily's h:ul been a lonely life, shut out of the world by the pride of her uncle. who. from being a landed gentleman, had sunk, through improvidence and gambling. into a simple yeoman, who farmed a few acres where once he had lorded it an owner of a vast domain.

The first gleam of clear of undying sunshine in Cecily's life had come to her out of the young London doctor's dark eyes. Now she

WAS

to IK? his wife, and live in

the pretty white house on the hill, with everything in life to make her happy. No wonder her heart sang within her, and her step was light as the beat of her hap- prettily dressed in her daintiest frock, py heart. sprang into the hansom beside the woman

In the dark highway presently she

Cecily saw thg pretty flaxen head up- Then followed the dreary details of her lifted ami saw her -king's" lijxs seek the Jealous pains and her weary life without •winsome mouth of this queenly, dark- bim. As he listened to the pleading voice robed woman who had overshadowed with the ice seemed to melt from about bis dark despair all the glow and glory of heart, and clasping ber to him he said: her dawninc happiness. Then she saw ••Ob. my darling, the mistake was almost her lover pa«s so near that she could past retrieving. Why are women so foolhave stay**! him with her hand passed jshly suspicious? You two jealous women »n, cAi'elejyOy and cheerfully whistling a have almost wrecked the livea that loved gay dancc tune, yOU- But this most be a danger-signal to

How her heart aehed! What a sudden you in future, darling. Suspicion is a foe eickening jv*in p«*wssed her. Oh. if she to love perfect Jove should be built upon could bt:t die, ai»d so forget her |»ain, her fajth." agony of disappointment and nerer-end-j -I will never mistrust yon again, Tom ing grief! dear."

She executed her sunp«e errand and re- "Don't say never, pet, rather promise turned again through the dark mad home that, if yon should be tempted to repeat but with what different feelings. Her this experience, you will come to your feet lagged, her heart beat heavily, ami husband honestly and tell bim your trouthere seemed no light ahead. As shej passed the r. .tt.ige she stood still in the Cecily promised with her beautiful arms darkness and cursed it and its flaxen- envied about her lover's neck. haired inbti*** with such latter resent-. j*ck

Coventry bad been aad asked liis permission to marry her. 1 Cecily's face paled as she said in a tone of unchanging resolve: "I will never be his wife nncle. Do not ask my reason, enough that I know him to be titter'y unworthy of a good woman's Joyal affection. Tell him I refuse him now and for ever."

Surprise kept the old man dumb for a second then he flew into a violent rage, and stormed and cursed at her more bitterly than he had ever done before, and he bad stormed somewhat roughly in his time.

Cecily grew white, but lore his passionate upbraiding patiently, bowing her sweet face like a flower before the breeze. "You shall leave here before the week is out, and go to work for your aunt Helen, ungrateful, deceitful girl*

Cecily said she hoped if he could spare her he would let her go at once, such a change was her most earnest desire.

And so in the morning sunlight she sped away from rural Rutherford into the dust and din of the great city to a big school in Bloomsbury, where her maiden aunt trained city misses into the mystery of good breeding.

Meanwhile the puzzled doctor had received her answer from her uncle, who, now that the safety-valve for bis illhumor was gone, pitched into the doctor, telling him his girl must have some good reason or she would not have acted in so contrary a manner.

That night the doctor, with a sad. .set face, went into the pretty cottage where a pretty woman waited for his coming with a puny baby wailing at her breast. She saw at oncft something had gone wrong with her brother, and quietly won from hiin the littlg history of his love and its perplexing ending. "I should not have thought such a jolly, honest eyed girl could be fickle. Tom. There must be pome misunderstanding, dear. You were so surf of her love. Tom.'' "As sure ts I am of (rod's divinity yet, you tec, fill a J) HS failed me. But don't bothei' about me, Jea»V

Iiim a

uian«made

to suffer arid be strong. I have newS for you. I found Jack out to-ilAy. and he has promised there shall le peace between you. lie looks ill, and ia angry at vour masquerading here as a widow. He is overjoyed that the baby is a son, and satisfied me that yours was a groundless jealousy, and in fact, waits outside impatient to ppeak for himself. You have played, with edged tools, sis may your wounds be a warning to you in future. Remember 'to the pure all things are pure,' so cease to cavil at your fate, lecause your husband counts a pretty woman among his friends. Good-night, little woman I am in no mood to witness a love scene, so I will go. Good-night, dear, God bless you."

In the porch he paused to say to a tall, bearded man: "Go in, man, or she will faint with suspense. Be jiatient with her, remember her error came of excess of love." "All right, Tom. My heart has yearned for her so long that I can but be gentle, seeing what she has suffered since tshe tore herself out of my arms. Poor little girl! life were not worth living without her."

lady to Bee you, Cecily. Please be

'l in1"'' ^-back. there are all these exercises dispatches

wU1

IAN1

too, little

took up his Btrong

mnd «bd grossed her lips to it abandon, strange in one

wbose looks Showed pride in every lineament.

*g*io'"• jjul we are late." won't be long. Who

NKXT WeSk,

jjleas it is thg rector's

mtpe uncle is not Worse."

wear y,ft»yroud composure Cecily waited TWher visitor to speak, but instead of speaking the little lady burst into flood of passionate tears, begging Cecily, if she had a woman's heart, to prevent her only brother, Dr. Coventry, from going as a surgeon with a regiment ordered to India for active service. "It is simply ruin for him to sell his practice now, he is doing so famously. But lie says he cannot stay iu the spot (hat recalls daily his bittA- disappointment.

Why can't you love him? lie is good, true, noble, all that a man should be.— There never was a dearer brother or a better son."

Cecily began to see the light. Oh, why had she not trusted him. Clasping Ally's hand, she told her all her suspicions, all her wicked jealous rage that had bidden fair to wreck two lives. And then Ally told her own story, which had just the same groundwork—jealousy, and while Cecily listened, sue blamed herself each moment more severely. ••What can I do to remedy my miserable luis-take "Come back with me at once, anil tell Tom how it came about. He came up to town a Unit disposing of his practice, urnl returns to night to Rutherford. I only discovered your address to- day."

Cecily needed no sccond bidding, bnt,

8he

jvauscd out of breath, at the end of the the gloaming to a stately house at Ken-i-oad when! she could see tho lights of the sington^ village. A little cottage omt* stood by Ally^iushed her into a darkened ropm, where she waited, a cottage that had where a man stood in a dejected attitude caught an nir of mystery from its beauti- by a wiudow, reading a letter in the ful odfejmnt, of whom the village knew dusk. nothr^f. »I «ay. Ally, my business with Curtis 'Tis hard to be virtuous in a village, so has fallen through. He says the purpcrhans this lovely, lonely woman de- chase money is too much. Why did you served what was said of her.

had hated, and was driven through

0„t

Ocily was wondering what the beauti- likes it! ful widow's past had beeu when the door Cecily came timidly to his side, her •opened and a tall form stood in the door- courage fast forsaking her, way. It was the figure of a man—a figure Tom looked round, and saw. instead of she fancied site knew. His voice startled Ally's pretty petite shape, a stately form, all the blo*l to her heart. It was tho with a graceful drooped head then he voice of Dr. Coventry, who said, in the sprang forward, saying Hoft loving tone she knew so well: "Cecily!, is it possible? Why are you "Ally dear, you area sweet little absurd- here?" itv to bo so sillily jealous. Whew is the He drew her into the dim light of the xvmoan who could rival yon? Kiss me, window, and scanned her shy face as he iear, and say good night. I'll come to- spoke then she uplifted all the witching morrow at the usual time. Meanwhile, light of her pleading eyes to his, and said rest content I assure you you hold un- softly: divided empire in the heart of the man "Oh Tom, can yon forgive meT I have you love." wronged you cruelly/"

alone, child You know Jack dis-

Was

ment as her fimple, uneventfol life had Utile wife, who when she gave him a kiss never known before. Gf greeting, sakl:

That her uncle called her to him ••Don't go into the library, Jack rememJn a softened mood and told her that Dr. ber hpw we used to batfe being caught

met half an hour later by his

spooning in the dark. Tom's sweetheart and he are making it up. I must say they linger over it as though they find it a pleasant business." "May their making up be as pleasant as ours, pet, and the lesson as lasting.*!^

Don't Count Here. ll

In answer to the call for Daniel Smith, a middle-aged man with long hair, greasy look and shabby dress stepped to the front, placed his hand on his heart, and bowed, until he nearly bumped his head on the iron railing. "You were found sleeping in a hogshead in the rear of a store," said his Honor. "Yes, sir.*' "And a search of your pockets shows that you have neither ready cash nor drafts on New York. Have you a home to go to?"

The old man pointed in the direction of Heaven. "Too far away," replied his Honor. "I shall be compelled to charge you with vagi-ancy" "I'd like to put in a plea of insanity, your Honor." "Very well, but I must inform you that insanity is no excuse in this court. How crazy are you "Well, 1 have often felt it my duty to break show windows, upset baby-carts, and throw brick-bats at policemen." "That's simply deviltry, and counts against you. Anything further?*' "Well* I sometimes foci like jumping into t!i^ river." "That's because you have not had a goixl wash for three or four years. Go on." "T sometimes feel inspired." "That'suotbiug but the cfT:cts of b','?r or whisky* The *J:Tiotici b«?wvn being gloriously inspiicd and gloriously drunk is generally too thin to lie distinguished. I shall send you up for three months." "How high up?" "So high that you won't get down a day Booner than your sentence expires. It wiil I« twenty-live minutes yet t)efore the omnibus leaves, and if you want to asI Jo"'i-h the world Bijali will hand you some lar Powj."

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the crown ke«p this vitals.

you*

men, who

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cover

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timely efforts^

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it will restore your shattered

Arc Ihufl ITAN NERVINE,

nerves, arrest prematura decay, and Impart tone and energy to the whole System,

SAMARITAN NERVINE

is for salo by druggists everywhere, or mny lio had direct from us. Those who wish to obtain further evidence of the curative properties of bamaritan Nervine will pleaso enclose a a-cent postage stamp ror a copy of our Illustrated journal of Health, giving hundreds of testimonials or cure lrorn persons who hare used tb« medicine, and also their pictures photographed alter their restoration to perfcct health.

DR. S. A. RICHMOND & CO.,

World's Epileptic Institute,

Eureka

•T. J08EPH. NIO.

Drain Tile

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Machine

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CBANCLJSB T4TLOB, IndiansDolls. lad.

DRUNKENNESS

KANTI.V CORKD with THE DOCBI-f CHWIUIUK OF OOLO. I.KHLIK E. KKKLKY, M. P., Burgnon C. A. B. Jl., UwiojiT, III. 3,OOP euros. Bookarrse.

•GILT EDGE

IK A THOROUGH REMEDY

Inevervawe ofKever and Agne, while for Inmrde'eMof the Htomnch. Torpidity of the Liver, Indigestion and dliitnrbanceN nf the. Animal forow, which debilitate, it has

etraivaleut and can have no nnbHtltute. It Mboald not be confounded with the triturate] compound* of cheap spirits and fwentlol olla] often sold under the name of Bit tern.

AnnA week. 12 a day at home enally made. Vl" C'ortJy OutJtt free. Aldrew Tnw & Co. Ampwta, Main*.