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Full Title	The New York Ledger, v. XXVIII, no. 15, June 1, 1872.
Contributor	Dupuy, Eliza A. (Eliza Ann), 1814-1881.
Date Added	22 June 2021
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1872-06-01
Publisher	New York : Robert Bonner, Cor. of William and Spruce Sts.
Source	Dime Novel and Popular Literature
Alternate Title	The New-York Ledger The rival sisters / by Eliza A. Dupuy.
Topic	Dime novels > Specimens. Popular literature > Specimens. Story papers > Specimens. New York County (N.Y.) > Newspapers. New York (N.Y.) > Newspapers.
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OCR CY Sun ye COR. OF WILLIAM AND SPRUCE STS. { SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1872. TERMS. IN ADVAN 29 PER ANNUM, NO, 15. CE. Sano a / AUTHOR OF ue et grsies ETc. iB ti but indent get out for the villaxe, ‘rhorea cold bath ant ioe restored to him ail his | ¥ ed, and ove to inj hardly expected “they frould be. complains of 1 is Mortitieation ins set ease are piu q have nese done all that I could for ‘hina, ve as see rf Thin that ate should o'cloe n ee a. “ea ie oye of he day is breaking one miEMe ot ipa rot, aris aut te soul etthfa mn, wal lov "a vn Horo, with dank distrust behind ws, Love's mistake that wrought our'woe, Let no lingering cloud remind us An the datcess, dian sud dimmer, ‘Drops the gray Life that hath been “Yonder morning's rony im w ie the shadowa fudo and ‘alee On those parted paths of our: Hero, upon this festal altar ‘Ot the sunshine ‘nid the flowers, Haud jn hand Lee as together Flight the troth we dared to break ie for Truths suit ja Swi car ttat never, while the mornings Put the evil night to rout, | ‘Or the sunset’s Iurid warain; Fire the world. shall coward [Doubt Dim our rosy heaven of Wide Seine of edipse Sweat And: Jove, ip mover fashion, Beal the oath upo ‘oath upon THE RIVAI RIVAL SIST SISTERS, ZA A. DUI PUY, THE “wuiTE OR," EC, CHAPTER Nit DR. Macon had Thomght it bent to return to the rown, farm, and ion of the night between his two patieuts ut, toward morning he ad slept, while hs watched. after daylight he 8 strong cup of 1 vigor and a "re tale ate win with 80 little we greae a temptation to slated by owe with'90 little’ prlueiplo as ad been 0 Mrs, Bla risk, greedily swallow- dro’ ver the "ye red. hit Beexpectia nd in ‘cor ally acter of to her i Me Lan nade and hie dav re no thou ° right etaccepted soe nquisies.concern- liter, said: ah of a he im a8 ¢o) the char Min o pain this morning an, Kis condition, ‘a few hors 13 of | § ‘a fatal symptom for eee ke thotanertiog of I ecomes Ne- ses from the This time tomorrow morning he ri no, longer be numbered among the liv- stig mind is clear. I hope erfectly so; and he awaiis the are lester with impatic fence. T promised 2 with him by seven Mind remain with Im to the ead “ ead the dlanghter? ‘What report have you. fs ski she sh herself to anything. If Mr. Lia her rich withouw st ter th su tol w girl tins cd et fmigers, and warningly 40 ‘able, one for she wacoete of on he repliedy in. ver tone, ot ina comataoe aiuto, a notices gees around hor. T do. our mart of we “rere and nl aeligence, dead for nless T el my iN) to ere Hester will ‘deck © comes now, wer for he reel 6 has seen her ‘father. she will ni fornceept wh ve watt C5 you fool aagared that she 9 ma act ithe ue in She is too ambiti up ch ‘4 lance 8 we are rea thee - ame in witl sion imaginabie, » Sulian,” ake aid, in ber heecs | Lope yon it for ny panetaality, Tt nutes to six by the clock, and. iam ate to go with you Pa is are doing ai we reat ae if you elect 10 follow it np: but shy no, more,of that till after you ave acon sour foren "laphally touched his Jipg sith the rosy Taoele ie a please, guard at g Of the neue. Shatl w 6 gO hesit “1 hays ve formating to eay to your mother J taliced Mrs. Brown, last night, at th hs "eas the fi stan The a ill set out on thei westward jonenee " moming. on the fen oflock trains Tho dumb ‘ouspoke of had better be sent over as with his mind | £8; ary possible Rk kee int great plo Bina MEU as to thaty and eect s $ Uipoogh e Cine that ment: nes, should ‘te decide forpnt forth her hand ¢ | and gras} fixed on for } b ol Ree elie that rere Ne ioe gaitieatioa lay in nest |petent girl to assist her. If I should need vou as possible to, assist Hester in taking: are eof t our invalids,’ 800% eal “T have already sont a message to her by Mul ‘meni ier ‘and I ant ooking 1 for hor every mo- Blake. reakfast, { said Dire, soon as the man: will Qepateh hin to le need. Hester can take charge of Mr, inv, and Tw 0 ighter, will bea fair divi of Tfind that yon are quite equal to the oc- casion, atra, Bia) ke.” replied Mucon, wrth, tn sarewd, smile. ith Brown and hla w i ick peo ‘hat. IT cite monuing’ aud ake soinetliinr nots sti ‘brace your nerves for jonday. Come, Hester 8 they were driviug rapidly through the fresh and dew; morning, peach one foo much occupied with thought fo say much. The wbich the road wound i cin Picturesque othe eto plo ar, really ‘80 vat apa feel- | ng, had neither ta nor | ‘ont for wear tl a nthe that lay’ ‘Defore he her, aud Saco: reat of pore, of the happy ti time to come, no eho she woul 4 ved that his, gener osiey nd acai woo fis fowanisa mid thatthe nig idol bad warn m with he passion he cherie had voluntarily sat ean Kise she the brieg Journey they Was but atype of the long and They would Redertake when the fave of Sis. m his estate sec ed to, her, Tha she oni marry him in 6 did no for Tr atnot aio and her motiver so come ely in bis power, after what had passed on fre crpriote night, that she Md not dare o reeail from ti ai ‘allen ‘of the should be his—willingly, F anny ci citenustances ss ny she had accept »| Eee ad as t9 witel would ‘be best for, self—in iepend lence in aforviga and uneliack led bs ealth’ attained Sid shred with Mac Hated her, but’ the lover re- wondered if she cond Keep rinterests were secure, should © the place of that snot one emotion of it pelied, ‘ane ale wo Phe masts {fill ber she. elect. ave tells ato ras othe er bad sai Ohein » ataarie itance that lawfully It was a stn apendecs poss of wickeduess, yet there ‘assomething in its. conception: and the menenres to. be te ken to e t into erect phat ps ad a hideous: faecinaon n for thi F the neces 81 epee De! Aficou nite ther plaus is ns to ber 2 the eke ce rl. ped ‘the mnd the hon ode nse vet, sone story, ont > four To pening into them from the pari rae’ Taras trees stood in front tof it, and their heavy foliauo ton to the gloom of the sirronnd- ee fee to matter of acanle from the wees to this little nook was the scene of the acei- 6 | some pledge fi e country. shrough | lit save | Bro Dit. MACON AND MESTER BLAKE AT THE FARMCHOUSE, | dont of the provions day, but by waking a slight detour, Dr, Macon a¥oiled it, tion of the drive he Zoreaply: of ne is oes, ‘an in inapie of rs. Blal t Hest i olin SAN thems he endewvores to as to the conrso she intended to pursne. "Finding her still uncertain as to her legision. he suid? Fou accent the provision i father of. fers, will be por obs tac! im- mei arr t bridal tours nde yon like Cin. will miake @ location, there, and ‘abit my- Four "other shall shall have the 1 8 good ‘aprearatico tl T ean fhongh tle dreamin of ‘ali ne difticulties youd churming a form as the ing in her 6 a the iat io vof hatte prod Had Hester felt the ‘alten ‘aling gard for proepect thas held Ent weld bave bees an ste one, ist, have turned from the, dari 8 dy con- sly given her a new motive for accedin fo the nefarious Of her totes TE | she decided to assume the position of Estelle Pandry, several montis: suse slapeo before the marriage could take place, and, in the in- wie Macon must ae ed Ho bright emiy'an way Nenyalmost fempe was pass- 9 famed to hin, with ofr m mes CY think [ st West, and I nats is @ very pleasant 10. more N9ngense Now, 2 end of our journee. and en myself t0 meet my unfortu- ghoul ice ts five tn th have heard that Cingim city, ue we for here I mt ms #8 through a painfal ordeal loves bat Rope and a ie, beyon it? he sid. as he drew up in front.of the lit tees nto int opened ied hig hand and light) sprang to the mn i of ‘ebeels, Sirs, Foren ‘carne, from tie heme to greet the guest she bad been on, ‘the look-ont for. 1g Wo "sinter with a8 WI fea, soi Saud toit-worn, and Hester almost uddered as her horny | feria crn "you've ome, oft to town, on et tains 0 to Sher man reat ‘Soneht the: place, ant im how it is that yon Tecan “ ith the gentle the mn dies, a) “iiSter drew her hand away, and hastily “I have ng doubt it will all be right, Bre. ere with m tit my moive e ronment put Mr. Simeox can Ph "you ‘as you like. Heishore, lieve.’ ” “0 yess es in there. It don’t make no ference to me who takes me to town, so I there in time to see some o’ the people I re the train comes.” it now afore ‘You can Jeave this as apgn a6, you like, Mrs. mm. E will whettnet to Sim yon wish to ‘us must atay with the sick, amd as than he is, it will be best for me to re- ms no differ to me, Doctor—you . it's all the same. I'll take the Sonn tad in to see the sick gal, ai ni leave her there while T git myself reac iv'te Braco podded, and the three walked 9 and drew pear the open door o! the the yard and she | her’ ine shared: fa with you,” thonght "ifsaters a4 mato acoepted fram better acquainted Feith Mise | bork aud her, the that. ‘The room in which lay the nafortnnate, youn: Ereaturs Rewiat Whow suck dire Was meditated. ‘Ae diacon bad said, the apartment was per- achery | Ty, ane feotly bare of fnenitare, with the excepting of oon the bed, {iid a single chair which stood beside iy uated ‘the desolate a5 erat péot of the. sorbed by t ‘olaee Me i I figure that as if ¢: lay motionless, ‘Yeo the resemblanee to herself w: yellous. sane, ie ‘aut features; the band Thee own, and sho. eriumphagtiy | 22 th hone via it would be no Aisientt matter Landry, if she should i ead} even ¢ i re White spent fant, Hester had her fac stood with Sirs Brown in the ot Itt i ny betters 1'd. think ‘you Mena the gick one come to life agin. You ’re as like as Pe are pearly related, Mrs, Brow on, 80 the likenes ning lady is ein gad futher ie my cle said composure. “She Fane "ant i's feauite the best Dureing to | Ner throng! icons eilifwit ‘soon Mrs. Brown shook her head dubiously. ae * Doctors can’t do everything. She's young | © and oe hell come out’n it | oF all tight, Vat, it don't Took mi itm fc ald ‘aul see how the poor ui nga 9 ba'n't got nothing fao Pomfortabie about a roy old max wouldn't hear to it, ht ia ue wild to avray to our Peter, who's been aw the last ve year. Wo will tae the ‘beat care of your patient, Mrs. Bro ny mother and anyselt fo stay with m sll We ‘you and fet’ you cousin stare ia our hands.” you, Miss, I shall be 6 poor thin: give > coral ‘wish it, Dw fee ‘now how mh “Oh, thanl know, fo heart, wi s i At Toledo, Objo, to the care of Peter Brown: it will come to’ me fate and L'il be glad to now the end of it mer Twill on tore than a line, Mrs. fester sweetly. “I shall be to write you all the particulars that ean 10 you.” iterestin we pure [ shall be much obleeged and 1d get on my things. al L don't row en yw TL want to keep bir. Sitneox 9 wait While is conversation mas, ‘pasela.| ia d gone the. adjoining room to © condition of biz Latiry. He found him wiser Lightly: aud he whispered £0 young Sim into the a of to man: that he was to Teco ya ‘Sire Brown to the ville, the south a ih vand the se a sing behead 0 wafletin fren ealted ou to wituees Wad dep aed had fo that degree t that he hea fon deal jog of a physician be n had once believe Ma “T am very gl to #0, Macon,” hi fand 1) would be still betfor Pleased, if Fah) os Follow die. Mt indo Fs wecan docan't Veto! i now; hol prospe: myeel ing 5 | inc et ave accep: ion of that poor git] in teettion was, ab- what I want tld, Sn Hho, tov town and that pre if chan her res fea and elpless: nd the looked up st him and asked, in alow toreceive ine?” now gh fete sleeps: bat it will not be Jong at a abt, how. | Sispicion can Teetore are entirely at gezF Js more and it seeme aiahont idiot a her if1 do-aasirme her it I hav fame ‘ite that sch is thes mistaken as that: zou Pll be safe fro the you sil con never ise fro1 healthy, and wile as she again looked, a ie she had been killed at 0 r hav which 9 vou ‘are est daughter. is, you can claim, and incapable .o “Bho passionately replied You seish me then. to el young, tad: he will be eatticiently rosoverel friends in a few days.” “Why, I thought there was conenssion of raid tbat ler coudition was considered tical. Ht hae your opin 311 et yon know, but of Bint there a ets isd gots “IT anprehended something of the sort, but his morn ning the ig comich Dette chet bt Be sleeps he ultof the ministered. Aone ea Sn tie she ked I is the res head was ad pect for hie peucipal, wed bo enough himself to enable him the ease. He had merely lookes ndry a few times, in the absence to nee how Mrs. Brown was doing ‘He 03 hear you Pay “tht, f course you know best. tad be oft with theold lady. If you shysld ‘need tie, Sou can send for me, you know.” “Yeu; but you had better stay in the office, and attend t2 such calls as prayrbe mages No gue must be sent after me, for {must give Up the nest ‘erent four hours vhoneed 0, Were "You ean send the, ack, iL be on the look-out 1 tor ‘the! man Peat e best I can. If anybody is J eall mo in, I'll give tuom breed ‘any way. I won't aa 6 if Tcan help it.” Sr forete wal hy this se dou there: is not much elve the matter with people, Biuo mage and quinine will bring all out right; but the o' that L use ver Lente inne, . *m in je inuel with thin; Ti flike take mse, HO Tthink I's) Se a popnl cian. Here “aes the> } oT seis ad get my bat t lew more moments the two were away, and Macon laughed softly to him- an bs ott “That venta youth places implicit faith thi 0 him. “He will never doctor, fo he tins hot tho claitvoy ‘whieh enables a medical man to form an rate ides of the case be nows even lesa than 1 fungi, or he would peed my dicts as (9 the cond: fe will tell will for t act in the drama, Aster dgctlea on perforata arnctor assigned her by her mothe n er ‘OMAN frat t but I on * now that scare apectfal distance to, avoid sister's place, ‘the old i iiady nist keep think it fen ait deave eminacing thu ister. erGan I goin to my father? Is he prepared @ ar rs in such & ray that if we carry your mother, 110 her and sister Dianagensent ou can Jott inte: the face ‘thie ve, a % : and in all I probability she un care for the h inns hoy wapeless ethan Pat fret thonght: she may, regain, Sally bealth. et, ee we cucal routes will sei on dows weatine. hee Poetien, ¥ that vou, suo p What you can a0 easily lai lester cer eagesl rly asked > Arey you quite sure’ eu et” If she world be an | any rate, wat, ae Ye itmake | her, now tl ¥e seen dT wi ben Fou came in thine we would rr back fohealth, and let her go, un- wt aay ie true, where the she is wntit to rid, E may as well a: Phat 1 poate fo be quite cert ‘ay rely on my jude | re in atte a cals ae ties ie rete ean tions of tho’ bra oth fo te indicatious in the present may believe me miner i te it you from all i ir unfortunate ister, an ‘my restore her to mental health, om her bed again, and live others do, but the power H never again be tT face wih “her d remained sioat se] yeral ‘mor ed up she owas very pale, and she said, mo as if speaking to herself than OB isa tome to be cast dow ic) a we efor hen bit not De ‘vnit.” he softly once, We though so fair! 1d it, ithoat ante to her, for she the weulth that som 186 to claim this fortan of fonderstand thats, T'll got used to that sort caiess Para yo aie ‘n thine. suppose: ne ‘you see Lm Mn H not bro} 4 sh iokednrsat it iy ‘evil vil i me fee) ywhheart: * i fa.sen,a man in tho prime of nfo dome todeatt I Hainer there | like that, It’ au infernal shame, that’s what | doing thinaelat sors iy way, 1a hang sommes and Snir ‘blood: would» we have a raiteoad sinash, | possible. “Don't tompe ie, Jadian Stnony "tor ie Sat hut A stop to them.” you rit have bitter cause to rue it, if 1 do’ | g * avew't time to discuss | what my mother wishes? C bat naw,” How peed ‘not 'come back if ent | "She mas a volentiy excited, thongh she never ine Her pote Me cri tal 4g | xan er alco 8 sibiine whimper, move Miss Landry ta her fas soon as ington: ney aked? on men me think it will b Mire. Blake will have herdaughter and a com- se fo sate In the meas tiine i, that if once safely you would, UE

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