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THURSDAY

APRIL

27. 1898.

An After War Romance of the Sonth.

The doctor lifted his eyebrows slight- ly, and changed the subject.

When he had gone Courtland called for writing materials. He had already made up his mind, and one course alone seemed proper to him. He wrote to the president of the company, detailing the circumstances that had just occurred, admitting the alleged provocation given

| by his overseer, but pointing out the

terrorism of a mob law which rendered his own discipline impossible. He asked that the matter be reported to Washing- ton. and some measures secured for the protection of tie freedmen. In the meantime he begged to tender his own resignation, but he would stay until his successor was appointed, or the safety of his employes secured. Until then he should act upon his own re- sponsibility and according to his judg- ment. He made no personal charges, mentioned no names, asked for no ex- emplary prosecution or trial of the of- fenders, but only demanded a safe- guard against a repetition of the of- fense. His next letter although less forma] and official was more difficult. It was addressed to the commandant of the nearest federal barracks, who was an old friend and former companion-in- arms. tle alluded to some conversa- tion they had previously exchanged in regard to the presence of a small de- tachment of troops at Redlands during the elections—which Courtland at the time however had diplomatically op- posed. He suggested it now as a mat- ter of public expediency and preven- tion. When he had sealed the letters, not caring to expose them to the es- pionage of the local postmaster or his ordinary servants, he intrusted them to one of Miss Sally’s own henchmen, to be posted at the next office, at Bitter Creek station, ten miles distant. Unfortunately, this duty accom- plished, the reaction consequent on his still weak physical condition threw him back upon himself—and his memo- ry! He had resolutely refused to think of Miss Sally; he had been able to with- stand the suggestions of her in the

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IT WAS THE ONE HE HAD GIVEN HIS OVERSEER.

presence of her handmaid—supposed to be potent in nursing and herb-lore— whom she had detached to wait upon him,and he had returned politely for- mal acknowledgements to her inquiries. He had determined to continue this personal avoidance, as far as possible, until he was relieved, on the ground of that Jusiness expediency which these events had made necessary. She would see that he was only accepting the argu- ments with which she had met his previous advances. Briefly, he had re- course to that hopeless logic by whicha man proves to himself that he has no reason for loving a certain woman and is as incontestably convinced by the same process that he has. And in the midst of it he weakly fell asleep, and dreamed that he and Miss Sally were walking in the cemetery; that a hide- ous snake concealed among some lilies, over which the young girl was bending, had uplifted its triangular head to strike. That he seized it by the neck, struggled with it until he was nearly exhausted, when it suddenly collapsed and shrank, leaving in his palm the timp, crushed and delicately- perfumed little thread glove, which he remembered to have once slipped from her hand.

When he awoke that perfume seemed to be still in the air, distinct from the fresh but homelier scents of the garden which stole through the window. A sense of delicious coolness came with the afternoon breeze that faintly trilled the slanting slats of the blind with a slumberous humming as of bees. The golden glory of a sinking southern sun was penciling the cheap paper on the wall with leafy tracery and glowing arabesques. But, more than that, the calm of some potent influence—or some unseen presence—was upon him, which he feared a movement might dispel. The chair at the foot of his bed was empty. Sophy had gone out. He did not turn his head to look further; his languid eyes falling aimlessly upon the carpet at his bedside suddenly dilated, for they fell also on the “smallest foot in the state.”

He started to his elbow, buta soft hand was laid gently yet firmly upon his shoulder, and with a faint rustle of musiin skirts Miss Sally rose from an unseen chair at the head of his bed and stood beside him.

“Don’t stir, co’nnle, I didn’t sit where I could look in yo’r face for fear

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of waking yo’. But I'll change seats She moved to the chair that Sophy had vacated, drew it slightly nearer the bed, and sat down.

“It was very kind of you to come,” said Courtland, hesitatingly, as, with a strong effort, he drew his eyes away from the fascinating vision, and re- gained a certain cold composure, “‘but I am afraid my illness has been greatly magnified. I really am quite well enough to be up and about my busi- ness, if the doctor would permit it. But Ishal) certainly manage to attend to

my duty to-morrow, and I hope to be at your service.” “Meaning that yo’ don’t care to see me now, co’nnle,” she said, lightly, with a faint twinkle in her wise, sweet eyes. “] thought of that, but as my business wouldn't wait, I brought it to you.” She took from the folds of her gown @ letter. Tohis utter amazement it was the one he had given his overseer to post to the commandant that morning. To his greater indignation the seal was broken.

“Who has dared!” he demanded, halt rising.

Her little hand was thrust out half

deprecatingly. ‘‘Noone yo’ can fight, co’nnle; only me 1 don’t generally open other folks’ letters, and I wouldn't have done it for myself; I did for yo’.” “For me?” “For yo’. I reckoned what yo’ might do, andI told Sam to bring me the let- ters first. I didn’t mind what you wrote to the company—for they'll take care of yo’ and their own eggs are all in the same basket. 1 didn’t open that one. But I did thie when I saw the ad- dress, It wasas I expected, and you'd given yo’self away! For if yo’ have those soldiers down here, yo’ll have a row, sure! Don’t move, con’nle, you may not care for that—it’s in your line. But folks will say that the soldiers weren't sent to prevent rioting, but that Co’nnle Courtland was using his old comrades to keep order on his property at gov’ment expense. Hol’ on! Hol’ on! co’nnle,” said the little figure, rising and waving its pretty arms with a mischievous simulation of terrified deprecation. ‘Don't shoot! Of course yo° didn’t mean that but that’s about the way that so’th’n men will put it to yo’r government. For,” she continued, more gently yet, with the shrewdest twinkle in her gray eyes, “if yo’ really thought the niggers might need federal protection, yo’d have let me write to the commandant to send an escort—not to yo’ but to Cato— that he might be able to come back in safety. Yo'd have had yo'r soldiers; I'd have had back my nigger—which” (demurely) ‘“‘yo’ don’t seem to worry yo'’self much about, co’nnle;—and there isn’t a so’th’n man would have object- ed. But,” still more demurely, and af- fectedly smoothing out her crisp skirt with her little hands, ‘“‘yo’ haven’t been troubling me much with yo’r counsel lately.”

(To be Continued.)

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“You'll have to work hard befure you win that that girl,” seid his mother.

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She wae a frivolous, fashionable young woman with bzaus galore, but one man with only a small income seemed to be the favor- ite.

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CLeRGyMeN, students and overtaxed business men will find a wonderful recup erative ayent in Puttner's Emulsion, which contains Phosphorous (brain focd) in the most assim] sble fori.

Guest to hotel keeper, who has just hanced him his bill—Tell me, is not this the house where the poet Schyiller lodged ior one night before he wrote his play, ‘The Robbers” /

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The reason registered by the corporal fur a punishment inflicted by him : *Fuur jays’ celi confinement for Private X, for aee hawing like an ass, in imitation of the colonel.”

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What Rom Will Do. Rom wil) scorch and sear the brain, Rum will mad the heart with pain; Rum will bloat the fivsh with fire And eternal thirst inspire.

2um will clothe with rags ycur back, Make you walk a crooked track; Change your meat te naked bones, And to wrath your gentlest tores.

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—____~4>o-—_—_—— A Brockville Druggist’s Case. Brockvitte, April 24th.—The popular

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