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; se said the instrument man, “Jn part the following Saturday. She was in uptown street, that foug young la sorry to go without having had th: lies lived, With youth they combin- plecsure of meeting him, but after hei
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uny exhibitions of youthful frivolity he would follow her to Europe, ana
Fie requently chatted with the begging her to send him another letter
' 5 2 > *The . girls after dinner, and when, one even informing him where he could meet ing the conversation turned upon per there, The next week he anaounced flirting he xpressed himself yery in the boarding house that he was tn
need of rest and that in two weeks he would leaye for Europe, where he ex pected to remain two or three months,
The news, instead of invoking sym- pathy, spurred the girls on to furthe: efforts. One had a relative in Ham purg, anoth ra marr'‘ed sister in Ge
yeva, the third had same one in Pari in whom she could confide, while iy London the fourth had a friend whon she would Jet into the secret. So fiv. jetters were writieg @t ance, fou;
them to go abroad to tell the fiend how to act, the fifth be‘ne sent to ‘th prude,’ telling him Wiiere Blanche wa to stop in London, and’ l.ow she would go to Paris .ni wher. she could be found, and the ‘ame dat concerning ilamburg unl Geneve
All the girls were on hand to see ‘t'x pruge’ depart, and he was v-ry hipps over what he theugtt we the sere: locked up i his breast,
From letters received from the fr end abroad he appeared at the addre given in London, only to be told thr
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it first thought he was joking, but :s° friend whom she expected. Much a
he repeated his views on several other | gecteg at his non-crrival, she had é - occasions, and as his conduct, which | parted for Paris earlier than she «x was carefully looked into, seemed to! pected, leaying word that should justify his views, they came to the] yourg man call for her he shoald b belief he was in earnest. Thereaftor asked to follow her at once,
"In this way he was sent to the fou cities named, atid then, losing all trac! of his phantom #weetheart, he trivele around on his own account, hoping t find her. But ef course he didn't. an
he was known as “the prude.”
“He surprised the giris sum- mer inviting the most modest looking of their number to ac- company him to Manh:ttan Beich. She accepted and they left. Not to go| when, three months later, he retu n minutely into details, they had a nice | to this country and to his borr’i: dinner and were listcniny to the mu te { houge, he was a heart-broken man. T when two young men passed, One of} next morning when he appesred a: i them looked rather intently at the] breakfast table there was a letter girf and smiled. She was somewhat [| his ph.te which made his eyes tw n\ near-sighted, cnd, telling of the mat-'| with joy. He took it to h's room, a
one afternoon by
ter afterward, she said she thought} this was what he read: the young man was gq friend, where- “*Poor Old Simpleton—It is not vers
strange that you did not meet me in Europe, for I was never there. I had intended to take a slight jaunt through Mouth America, so you might have the fun of following a will-o-the-mist;
upon she smiled and bowed. “The prude’ saw it all, and taking her by the arm he led her to the young man, and ad- dressing him who had bowed to the girl, he said:
‘“*T don’t know your name, sir, but; but when I saw how fool'sh you were this Jady seems to desire your com-| my heart softened, I am not Blanche pany more than she does mine. She is; Willoughby, and never was, but I took Miss Blank, of No, — West — street, {| this means of punishing you fer your and I will eave her in your care, hop-| contemptible conduct to a friend of
mine. When you get this I will be an- other man's wife. Don’t forget. BLANCHE.” “ Now,” conctuded the “if you don’t believe this, I will intre, duce you to my wife, who was Blanche
ing you will see her safely to her home,’
*“* Before he had concluded the aston- ished girl had discovered that the young man to whom she had bowed Was a stranger but she had not time to make any explanation to ‘the prude, for as he finished he strode rapidly
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Titik Ris him, but was extremely desirous of knowing him—so much so that sh- suggested to make an appointment to meet her. She signed herself ‘Blanche Willoughby,’ and said she lived in Brooklyn, and requested him to send his repiy to the Brooklyn post office, where she would get it by calling for it.
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Ch’town, June 14, 1895—246 w
Proasaaced First Ciass by Expert Testim pay.
A thing of beauty ania joy to thoie wi are using O1r new steam hoists in C rarlotte- towa. And we will gaarantee that all wio will use our new automatic piston valve creamery engine will after years of constant use say the same thinz, a3 they wilido their work at less cost of fuel and repairs than any of the light— weight machines imported here. They are stroagly male, with solid forged erank., large bearings, wearing surfaces easily taken up when required, requiring no expensive foundations. Being self—zoatained, can be plazed on any firm floor and fastened down. Sold at competition prices. Valves considered, they are cheaper than can be furnished by any in the business. Call aad see tuem work or send for prices before purchasing elsewhere. Estimates for creamer- ies complete furnished on application to
McKINNON & McLEAN,
P. O. Box 358, Charlottevown.
Telephone Connection, july5, law & wy
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urnip Seed. | We have imported our usual supply of C&NUINE ; HASZARD'S IMPROVED TURNIP SEED from Liver pool, G. B., from Thomas Whalley, the leading grower of 7 Turnip Seed in England, and guarantee it pure and fresh. : :
D. W. FINLAYSON,
H. T. LEPAGE’S OLD STAND. -