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r tout heart, mylui. _J lort MM IfMk WImb UMMtoHd it full of unnuoit»f**i In tiw^NuiUful down of youth. (WlnR ttldt all thr tiling* that mtr, Strlnf to I^ptrt-’ Tothe voter* ofliopr that •Mcnlllhf you Open the dour of your lirart. Open the doorof Tour Imirt, my lawi, To the thing* that *h»ll abide, T\) the holy thoughts that lift your ' soul Like the stars at eventide. All of the fadeless flowers t hut bloom In the realms of song and art Are yours If you’ll only give them room; Open the door of your heart. Open the doqr of your heart, my friend,-, Heedless of class or creed, Wl»en you hear the cry of a brother s voice, ~ , The cry of a child in need. To the shining heaven that o’er you bends , You need no map or chart, > - - But only the love the Master gave. Open the door of your heart. —Moses Gage shlrley In Boston Transcript. wm (HaltkaMs No. aht la U» boMs tor thnl<" Mid Vennilm b flav* yon fotyoUrn what lie aaHi to her 'M the owning hrtorv hla deotht" *’No Oh. Veruntcs, m> dear. I can not tell her, I cannot UNhsrd' Slw has '■*en so light-liearlcd. mu luippy all her life. Until now tlic lias never liad any sorrow,any care. How can I, her own mother, go to licr and toll her that alie and I are to tie driven out, awav from that which we have always held to tie our own? How can I go to her and say to her that site must lav down every hove, every brightness of her life,and sulTer Heaven knows what?” “You forget that site has Lord Wyn- leigh,” said Veronica gently. "I do not. 1 foresee fresh trouble there.' He loves her, I know, lipt his friends are proud: they would oppose his marriage to a disinherited girl. She would in all probability lose her love with her fortune. O, ^ eroitlca, I cannot tieur it!" She drew nearer to l»er. " Yon love her, Veronica. 1 know you do. You have said soa hundred times. You said see,, I remember the words—you would give your life for her if she needed It, U-cause she was the flrst to love you. You said that you would stand between her and every sorrow, that an arrow meant for her heart should lirst of all piece yours. You said that, Veronica.’’ a raws L] lips “She dis-s not want your life, V ero- nica:togive it would not serve her. Will you serve her as you s;iid you would? Will you let the arrow meant h»r her liearl wuuiid yours?" -Yes," said Yiru*ka,“you know I wtii " —■ • “Wlllyou save her youth, her ho ‘‘Yes, and 1 meant it." she acknowl- A GILDED SIN.' (l Kul’y Brandon drew st ill nearer to her. it seemed to Veronica that the BY CHABLOTTE M. BREAME. ,,n ‘ J4,h ra “‘° in lK)t K!tsp8 from , "‘ r CIIAPTKK VII. By tjie ikx>ii of the following day (M-act- and ijuietness relgix-d In ttie Imu.sr of death, the passionate'W<splhg and wp’Mng. the first wtid out break sorrow, were over Tbe dirtors wImi had tircri sumtiMHHsl In such Ina haste lia<l given their (kviskiu >'r ha<l dlest of dNMUM <»( I lie Iwai l waa no need wluvievi r for t Ik- f ty of an limuest no imshI for rt Imni The, had laid It- iIIumIrh»u* nan tl» man »l-** ttrart tua< fait liful Ux^te |»*s»t*<vaiI inhMOwn »ltan.'« r » Ith i-jo* ta* V trivet and »a» tat* *» 1 tair<~*t Junr *v «rfs **«>*i' litnt iK'r hi Iktpe? Wll M aiut un ii keep Ikt d? Wlttvou life JssjK-r | li tolft- Ut n? Will >(H I 1 ‘j Kri • kk ,v • *• • i IftltMl tolft TIk h- * •Rbt.* in i iityftlly, fftlthrulU. Wfl * iTIn r wrYulit . amtna- • ( :\M* ftftkf?’ %!h* aipilir. anrt ttin ftily dir 1 1 1 Utc «hr y ti>r\ lir rhamG i 11, ■■ 1 heft’ll 1 11 * 11 n maAmP ( • l»w*r *'Y<hj nil! dolill ffik 4 * Thru Vmi .• .* Irenl» 1 Im 9 III VHBfll ll, ftlftf to## | Iw Ws tr* until VOW dir t|H k to her r itire No — .j§ ■ MH . inen fur bhn. and a few oay* a lie had died suddenly. I remen her It so well. One never mime* much what 1 one baa never liad, Vcnwika. You have never twen <tm»birred or treated :u» t lie helmn of Oiicen'a I ’hacr. You would imA mlm tfie dlatlnctlon. But Katlierlnc has. Katharine has grown ! up with Uie tlMiught; It haa formed part of lier life. My dear, I plead to you, I pray to you bum that will. For Kat herlne’a sake, by your love for her, by your promise to shield her, for your dead father’s sake, to save his name from rude comment, to shield his memory from all stain of reproach, I, your father’s widow—I, Katherine’s mother- kneel to von—1 beg of you to grant what 1 ask!’’—and l^ady Bran don knelt before Veronica with out stretched hands. Veronica rose, sublime In her emo tion: a light that did not seem to be of tills world shone on her face. “For your dead father's sake, Vero nica!" sobbed Lady Brandon. “I will doit", she replied. “I will bum the will, and 1 wifi keep the se cret until 1 die—and ia death 1 will keep it still.” Lady Brandon rose and drew the girt to her father’s side. “Swear it”here," she said! "lay your hands on his breast above his heart here. Now swear to me you will never take Katherine's inheritance from her —that you w ill never lay claim to it— that you will never betray the secret of your birth and parentage/’ Veronica swore It. “Kiss his lips," cried lady Brandon: “they would open to bless you If they could" Veronica kissed his lips. "It w ill lie Ik t ween us, father,'' she Mid. “ this secret iifoum.” Then fh> started up in alarm. Tlte * - * - . - - . L-amc lolwr I trip fmm grief: sod pitying words to Veronica went W BOYD If V er>«i* j M build tag and audience «a* daaf to Uw appeal* of the chairman Every ap peal wan met by renewed ■ beers for Til I mao ami Talbert The chairman appeal's), saying: "I do not know who you are yelling for, but I ask friends of each candidate to restore order and let the speaking proceed In a decent and proper manner." This bail no effect whatever—the howling continued. The crowd remained; so did C’Ol. Tillman, though his audlehoe was nearly frenzied. Col. Tillman appealed to his /[lends^nd Col. Tal bert to his and for a few seconds something like order was restored. In a few moments the fiats were In the air. again perforted almost with air splitting yells. The chairman again, appealed for order: "Won’t you be have?’’; answered by yells for-Tillnaan and Talbert. Col. Tillman stood his ground and friends who called, on *‘Jim” to go on were told he could handle an Kdgettcld audience. "give it to him, JIM.” Cries from Tillman were more numer ous than ever, something closeley re sembling what is said to have broke loose In Georgia, reigned here aliso- lutcly now. "Give it to him, Jim,” voices yelled, Col. Tillman’s voice not lieing heard. The audience was now absolutely lieyond control and Col. Tillman was speaking amid noise most turbulent. r TTI.LMAM RESENTS TALBERT*S APPEAL. Col. Talltert appealed to hi* friends to lie «julet. Col. TDIman retorted with limaud vigor that hi* dutm- guislied friend was again waaiting his voice a ml. M* time and hb re'iuest was imM aakc'l for nor wa* it nrede«l. Manv crowded around f’ol. Tlttman ami ehemd him. Oat. Tillman aid 1 if Talbert wnukl dtarowi tutor* oa the *iuare he was re.t'ly The chairman «Ua everything In ht^ power and I* In !»• wtae to hr crnMirvd fur with It a % fenMF MM t Bwm • g* MMgt M MM r* t W Im» a • bj Xb» D*M*eraUe Tetan of ■anoa Coanty FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER He ia Honored Where He Waa Horn nntl Those Who Know Hint I lest Hpeuk lit lllghest » Praia'* of Him. Whereas, W. Boyd Evans is a can didate for Railroad Commissioner,. Resolved, That we, the Democracy of Marion County, in conventloa as sembled, endorse his candidacy and commend him to the voters of the State as one qualifled to perform the duties of the office with credit to him self and tidelity to the State. Whereas, W. Boyd Evans is an nounced as a candidate for Railroad Commissioner; and. whereas, we. the Democratic voters of the township in which he was born and reared, know ing him to be qualifled in every partic ular to till the office to which he as pires with credit to himself and honor to the State; therefore, be it Resolved, That we. the Democratic | voter* of Kirby Township, in meeting | ’assembled, do endorse hi* candidacy. I and instruct the delegate* elected to | tttn* tVimity fnnrPTittnn to offer sult-1 able resolution* commending him to, ! Uie clMzens of llth> State f ir their sup- : IlMt.- The above resolution* were paitM-d ( I MMAMMlMi JP. To Urn VuU*r» uC SimiUi i SOI TUBAS! Lilli M CmiiBl Z7« Km( Ray. (’li*rle*ton. 8. Q. 1 lleat'qnart-iM it r Li">r. *»»ont. Piaster, Pa*nt, Oil* gu< Vatni,*be» ( Dealers in Hair, Pei ra Col- • a Pi, >e, Hoofing; shpathina; Papers and all classei of Build ing Ma’eial. convMsTTcollege.* A High Giade (!..liege L-r AVomen. Oonst-rvatory of MubIc. 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C05TS 50 CENTS IF IT CURES v, Gia System Bargain arlv HUIng clmicf Cir'IBr ptwltlon to whlcti h»* aatiirv*. tn:t*Tmn-tt a* U-wtHihi lnB ' ,E A twr at h -Hand 240 of f'Hir »el r Saw aa Kk-%*- aii and ill*- ’ • .A H MB0W t M Wmmft t»*n %i Z VOU^CBLOOO COMPANY COTTtrT CAFTVUi 10AT § «**a*M*4 § #gMgdl • ~ '•#*• NmM 1 #■§ i flMVhMNi' Mi - i* cmsa i mm Mim. 1! ell* I m : mm ■ • +W •' 9 * 4 ■ IlHi lfl| IH *f mM mm mmm mAm loMfRod Mar waa tte rmrag log at hrf. had fuffrrr with dark htal wept i huahwnd* *Pe mtm nM aa 1 *t mm 999 99 fm9l 99 i Mp4 • > Wf) MTf ««AB 4) tMi tlar r ■ WA % W9$ ># 99* * Hi I hwataMM I to* mmm * « i«4 U ■ 1 ftCftk Ifefl **Hhi • far bftt T » • ea. MM ft m al ImAy Wruokft ( d hrf ft*< i irt'lrm hha Jiiiua liin dMth. I hi I nftUfti r ri 1 | hr 11id! u M | i «1 vl If- calm with tbr caiaiiMaa Site rluard Uw door. simI. c Veronkra, tadk the girl’* o her own and luoki-d nyi face. “Veronica,” »Ir* a*ked. kept t lie *ec ret?" TIk* young girl ralsrd 'l*" 1 I’Pl Uaa t« d haiMl* la »l ly lute tier ‘hare you 1 her head iragt* lliat j lance ah. ev Ver der «illy' are K-r Horn tier love it*a Dime to tak' from 1 aw] •r happi will II h khud- ■ i h l callh. Im Ihhm >r of ail pc-rlah I. i. proudly. "Did y ’Din yau think tliat I should U'tray It?" alw- asked. “I am not a traitor, Lady Brandon." "I know—1 know; forgive me for speaking hastily. Veronica. 1 am al most mad. You cannot realize w hat I have to suffer—you cannot understand my position. I would rather—these, are not wild words, but true ones 1 would rather kill myself than that the world should know how cruelly 1 have been deceived that 1 had hut the ashes of im^msband’s love, that he never careiflftjne, that his heart had been giveirto another lieforc me. I could not iiear it—I could noti sur vive such a downfall to uiy pride, my affection, my standing aitfl position in the world—I should not survive it.” “1 am very sorry,” sail! Veronica; "I cannot help it JLady Brandon; it is not my fault, you allow.’’ "Think, too, of Katherine, my,beau tiful child, brought up as her fat her’s heiress. All her life she has deemed herself heiress of Queen’s Chace—her future secure. Oh, Veronica, think what a blow it will prove for her! It will kill her!” And the poor lady's lips quivered again. ■•Then." she con tinued, “fOQ do not know my people, the Valdoraines. They are the proud est people in England: they would l dare not think what they will say or do when they beer that my child I* disinherited I shall never look them la the face again. 1 wish that 1 liad died before this day came." M I aa very grieved," said Veronica: "bet I egnooc help 1L" "Poo* Katherine so benpy a her future! They celtwd hr# twirae el Come with me again," said Lady Brandon and Ibis time she Jed the way to t be room w lu re the dead states man lay. She Hosed the door, and, holding Veronica's hand tightly cla.s|i- cd in tier ow'd, she led her to his side. "1 have brought you into the solemn presence of the dead. ’He who lies there called this sin of his a glided sin. Veronica, he did not foresee, he could not know, the suffering and the sorrow tiuit would fall upon#, oh. Vero nica, is it just? Is it fair? Why should thiswsgraee fall now upon me? Have 1 deserved it? Is it honorable that we should so suddenly lie deprived of our own our posit ion, our inheritance, all that life holds most dear? Did you love him. Veronica, this dear dead father?" “Yes," she replied. • It seemed to Veronica that all power of speech liad left her-that she could not utter tjit words that rose to her lips. "You did love him: then spare him. You could do nothing so hurtful to his ineinorv its to let this secret lie known. igland rovers him now. all Eng land doc* homage to him. He is num bered amongst the greatest ones of the nation. Oh. Veronica, how they would denounce him, thotw who have loved .him best, if they knew that in very truth he had loft his wife and eliild to liking Vt km. the r would wIn ii *lte laid It on th on Id *1*' destroy it? Was taking Hit* life of some liv- I ‘ *J* Mj in bar it* re Uni II armti want thing IUM. Iiwi name th, ducu OK-Ilt flam'**. S it not like ingihing' "I will do it," she said, "ikit by halve*, hut generously. 1 make this sacrifice, and Heaven sees me. I make it to secure my sister's happiness and to Rave my father's memory. 1 make it with all my heart in return for their love for me. and 1 shall never regret it." Then she parted the coals and placed the parchment between them. In a few moments there w as a thick smoke, and, seeing no more of the parchment, she thought it was destroyed. She watched the thick smoke as it rose; what did it Iiear w itluit of hers? There was some one at the door: w ho could it lie? She cried out, “Who is it?" And Clara Morton answered: “I want you very particular}’, if you. please, Miss di Cyntha." Veronica opened the door, and the girl looked wonder!ngly into her pale face. “I have brought you a cup of tea, miss," she said: “1 thought you want ed something." Her quick eye noted the heavy smoko in the fireplace; she withdrew without a word. In a few moments she was liack again. "Mivs dl Cyntha,” she cried, "1 wisli you would come to my lady’s room: 1 have knocked at t-hedoor several Htm-s.-atitf can get no answer. I am afraid there *MASI**M '**■! tabrtitui *1 >» igf Vi N< touaa rTti take a Me t at the seal* "As he was Bring, the rhaib'e for which 1 liad lieen watching seemed u> present ItM-lf and I made a move to wards him. thinking to push him over while hl» itafk.wa* turned A* I did he raised up idlghtly. a* thraigh he had an idea of sluKiting and in order to elude any suspicion as to my inten tions 1 turned my face away as though to look after the tMiat. He tired, and lieforc 1 could return my attention to him he had turned around and reload ed his rifle." Tracy is still at large, lie was cor nered at Bothell, 22 miles north of Seattle and a tight ensued, iu which three men were shot. Tracy is report ed wounded. A special train with an additional posse on board has left here for Bothell. It is hoped to intersept Sheri ff Cudihoe of King oounty and have him request Gov. MeByde, who is here, to call out the militia. A Prince Arrested. Prince Joseph of Braganza London a lieutenant in th* Seventh Austrian Hussars, a section of a former reign ing houAe of Portugal and a member of the Austro-Hungarian mission to the coronation, appeared Jn the south ward police, court Wednesday, with „tl>ef weiii—charged with s tiear t lie brunt and the burdcnofhb*-! is something wrong" And Veronica hastened away, not noticing that she had left the girl in concealment! Thev would hkunc where they have praised. You will take a hero from his pedestal. You will slia- dow a grand memory, detract from a f you tell his secret. And in what? A fortune that ill! nrter enjoy, an inhritanor will prove more a evinw than a ng- so inhentaare tlial will tw t a fraud \ rmmkm burn that the room I ■■hind ir fai u wl U Wl at Twa llomlay Trust," aay* th# "8aa" ’‘lacvgpuralad m New Jen#) as the Aawrwaa HuMiay coMpaay Has g« ashfaaf* that • trie #spresstre wofd - the ladMaaf*«ta N> **in j Milt* sad mmm*m assto. aad tasa ll aMa Is tasss a itotg Treat* TMsm Ik tataft; MmAossMsm m MM OMMga MasMre*s bssaaa ssa sad Mwaa* ps t**p*aaB* ^s we 1* ■Uta Mw « ■JMMBtit, 4mm ell rt r* t ftnpb Ift Hi MP 9J9 im ft c Faf.* re’***I# mtm HU H H ■uo. for hi k [ CfM iif Ihr !nrft m l<» Itrmr IIm t ] |||| citllnrt* •dunUktfi* Km l * [ nif Xpriirerib hi uiarlf uiiftUlrd turd id unit ,Mr. Evan* w: >m petition |K IS, I ion exinoi aslo have att WBL II. Ellerl coming (lover hy dint i perseverance. While still at collcgt elected against sharp till the piKitton of Secretary of th* Judiciary Committee of the Constitu tional Convention of 'U.'i, and in that position exhibited such marked ability attracted the attention of ilierbe, who afterwards, be- !g Governor of Uie State, ap pointed him as his private Secretary. Mr. Evans held this responsible po sition with the utmost satisfaction to his chief, and during the last des perate illness of Governor Ellerlie. covering the greater part of a year, during which time the duties and responsibilities of that high office de volved almost entirely upon his should ers. he acquitted himself with.ability and dignity. During the performance of these arduous duties, however, he found time to enter upon and complete the study of Law at the South Carolina College, and has since the expiration of his term, practiced his profession in Columbia. After the retyrn of our regiments from the war with Spain, Mr. Evans, F ffense. Strict sac racy was observed oy the court officlalM regarding the nature of the charges. Formal cvl dence was given that certain Informa tion In Uie p'waewdon of th# magi* tratc was true and tbe prisoner* were remanded Drifter Krone it wa* alloyed to fur- nMh ball to# hi* appraroner. Ha codr panions jtre iviaif**! In custody ft vws snAd tbai i a# | n new'* dstsss# wwaltf b# tbni «n sitrenpt wm insde I** hla#A*ftaii aiM that b# Maatsd *nd Uhfti laotaKkpHw MdtnMnMHB wm 0mm Iw th# |» ''w nareasM v* is** mmsS bnaftsvd sandUn sAqpnB vuwta mA-«m The Richmond News *a}> "If Mr. Itryan intends to warn away from the . , , party all the Grover Cleveland Dcnm- thcsc qjolrtleis couldr erats and alt those who roftKcd To vote under the National laws, claim furtlier I Fur him and who reject his free-silver 'I iir<l'-r, <l by « lltirglar AllM-rt C. Litimer. a wealthy tkmer, of New Y’ork cliy. who liv BriNiklyn. was fut.tllv shot Thui at Ids home in a struggle with a glar. The burglar escaped, leaving his shoes and cap liehind. Jhrttng lieen awakened by ids wife, wim heard a voice, Mr. Latimer started to make a search. As lie opened a closei door the burglar, masked, dashed out and Mr. Latimer grappled with him. In the struggle the roblier tired two shots and after the second Mr, Latimer fell. His assailant then leaped over him and jumped through a kitchen window, where lie had entered the house. A policeman, a block away, heard'the shots and the screams of Mrs. Latimer and ran to the house. A* thorough search was made of the neighborhood, but no trace of the burglar was found. Mr. Latimer was taken to a hospital, where the doctors, after an examina tion, said lie could not live. 1 Tbe World’s Greatest is Core for Malaria. A • Mf Jk*f fnrvnft 'ft Mtoiftflftt apftMrtfk t J <*«•«•« • vftftl ftftJ •wl L* •• »ni wr'y fto **•>• M k »«!» ;»*«i 1 Carolina Portland Cement ( 0 ( UAK.LESION v.ciiiuu v.u., S(M|th Car( ,|i na Gager's White Lime. Ceincnls. Fire Bricks. Terra Cotta Pipes. •'» 27-ly. Metal Collage ol Firgloia. Established ivas. Dcpartments oi Me(iicine. Dentistry an«l Pharmacy. For particulars and catalogue address Christopher Tomp kins. M. D.. Dean. Richmond. Va. Tornado in WiMconNin. A special from Racine. Wi.s., s;»y* a tornado swept across this county from tlie-G>wtrof Hoyimmd ea;t to flusher,” awards for their services, entered doctrines. it would be interest I i*' ti* lahti: of | claims for al*>ut fifty thousand d'dlsre know win- re Ir Iwses hi* tMicm. for ft iiiilc wkif with tbe War D. part ment In Wash- party vicb iry Mr l:n h.in kilinl Kigbiti fur luck papr to South Carutina jectloo to Mr Cl" Undfii-I mi • • r m >• Koftj h>*i ■oidier*, tif this lie collected and turn called lira ll M”! nu vtyitftiltffj tfre jrkrt t"U , 11 ft | f I % ed over u> tiM-m upward* of twenty la Ism an thousand dollar*, which, but foe his (any, hut %rry rt^talv uliMH •G- Tl *( • ip ftr | ■t #%j IHH * • mmm * i*.... i 4