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SALLY DOWS,

An After War Romance of the South.

’ She lifted her ungloved hand in depre- cation. “Sit still, co’mnle. Yo've been ® soldier and yo’ know what duty is. Well, what's yo’ duty to yo’ company?” “It neither includes my private af- fairs nor regulates the beating of my heart. i will resign.”

“And leave me and Aunt Miranda and the plantation?”

“No. The company will find another superintendent to look after your aunt’s affairs and carry out our plans.) And you, Sally—you will let me find youa home and fortune north. There is work for me there—there is room for you among my people.”

She shook her head slowly, with a avreet but superiorsmile. ‘‘No, co’nnle. I didn’t believe ip the woh, but the least I could do was to stand by my folks, and share the punishment that I knew was coming from it. I despise this foolishness as much as yo’, but I can’t run away from it. Come, co’nnle, | won't ask yo’ to forget this, and mo’ —I'll believe yo’ meant it, but yo'll promise me yo’ won't speak of it again as long as yo’ are with the company and Aunt Miranda and me! There mustn’t be more—there mustn't even seem to be more— between us.”

‘“*But then I may hope!” he said, eager- ly, grasping her hand.

“I promise nothing—for you must not even have that excuse for speaking of this again, either from anythingol do, or may seem to do.” She stopped, released her hand, as her eyes were suddenly fixed on the distance. Then she said witha slight smile, but with- out the least embarrassment or im- patience: ‘‘There’s Mr. Champney coming here now. I reckon he’s look- ing to see if that wreath is safe.”

Courtland looked up quickly. He could see the straw hat of the youny Englishman just above the myrtle bushes in a path intersecting the avenue. A ‘faint shadow crossed his

“IVE LOST MY GLOVE SOMEWHERE.”

face. ‘Let meknow one thing more,” he said, hurriedly. ‘I know I have no right to ask the question—but has— has—has Mr. Champney anything to do with your decision?”

She smiled brightly. “Yo’ asked just now if yo’ could have the same eshance he and Chet Brooks had. Well, poor Chet is dead, and Mr. Champney— well—wait and see.” She lifted her voice and called: “Mr. Champney.”

The young fellow came briskly towards them; his face betrayed a slight surprise, but ne discomfiture, as he recognized her companion.

“Oh, Mr. Champney,” said Miss Sally, plaintively, ‘I’ve lost my glove some- where near pooh Brooks’ tomb in the hollow. Won’t you go and fetch it, and come back here, to tuke me home? The co’nnle has got to go and see his sick niggers in the hospital." Champ- ney lifted his hat, nodded genially to Courtland, and disappeared below the cypresses oa the slope. ‘‘Yo’ mustn’t be mad,” she said, turning in explanation to her companion, “but we have been here too long elready, and it’s better that I should be seen coming home with him than yo’.”

“Then this sectional interference does not touch him?” said Courtland, bitterly.

“No. He’s an Englishman; his father was a known friend of the confederacy, and bought their cotton bonds.”

She stopped, gazing into Courtland’'s face with a pretty, but vague impa- tience and a slight pouting of her lip.

“Connie!”

“Miss Sally.”

“*Yo’ say yo’ had known me for three years before yo' saw me. Well, we met once before we ever spoke to esch other!”

Courtland looked ip her laughing

eyes with admiring wonder. ‘‘When?” he asked. “The first day yo'came! Yo’ moved

the ladder when I was on the cornice and I walked on yo’ head. And, like a gentleman, yo’ never said a word about it. Irecken I stood on yo’ head for five minutes.”

“Not as long as that,” said Courtland, laughing, “if I remember rightly.”

Mr. Joe Uoward's :heory that one horror of & similar nature follows another te the neme ber of three has a chance fer confirmation this summer if certain predictions prove true. First it was la grippe : ‘*A whim” the French define it. Second came deaths by scores fram its after effects, or from the many atmospheric changes of the past few months. Severe cases of pneumonia, bronchitis, intense catarrh and general loss of strength were the results, until death was almost weicomed as a relief to the sufferers. So that this epidemic and its sequenes has preven to be the most terribly **whim” that ever icfested thiscountry. And now for namber three; the theory is said to be advanced tha the cholera is very likely to fiad ferti'e scil in the generally debilitated conetituiions of our people resulting from the effects «f such a winter and spring as hes just passed. Whether the theory of three wil be confirmed in this case or not remains to be seen. At any rate it behooves every person still affected by any of the complaints due to these climatic changes and epidemics, such as satarrh or bronchial troubles, to look well to themselves and sce that every trace of the trouble is removed this present month; before the heat of summer stiil more debilitates thei:

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