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crisis has come you can no longer halt between two opinions with honor. Why do you hesitate? I cannot endure this suspense! Speak, I entreat you, and end this misery!" "He cannot do it, my dear sister," said George, leading her to a Beat beside her mother. "He js joined to the south heart and soul and has been from the first, yet at the same time concealing it from you, my Rosie. Dunbar brings the proofs such as he cannot gainsay. Be strong, my darling. He is not worthy bo noble s. heart." Dunbar stepped forward, and placing • ft letter in Grenville's hands said: "Thfs t» from your parents, I presume. Hortottjrequested me to bring it to you andafjjfcjeffeametime boasted that you were pjfeSjped to the cause he advocates. The l^fte* contains an officer's commis rikm fo* jrou and a summons to return iOTi^SS&hput delay." , 'fSGrt^ him!" exclaimed the young man. *%ot I have no wish to conceal my sentiments, only so far as I wished tosav©my darling Rose from the pain I knowi^f© must feel. Yet now that the south him taken the step she should have done long ajjo I must act with her. I love you Mi and many more at the north, ■itatl &o most heartily detest the princi ples ike would enforce. But, Rose, my dearest one, hear me." "ssJt a wordl I have no fellowship ] Wp a feaftorl" '*£xvi no love for me, Rose?" "No more for you as I know you. Oh, 1 thought you all that was pure, true hearted and noble and fondly enthroned you m my heart and worshiped you. How fearfully am I punished for my Idolatry now that I am awakened to the deformity of that which my blinded vi mm saw onca so perfectl Oh, Jasper Grenvflle, what desolation have you brought; on one whose only fault lay in loving you too well!" It were vain to describe the agony of these young hearts. By turns he raved and entreated, appealing one moment to the parents and the next to Lillian, who eaoJt repelled his attempts to enlist them in his behalf. Ralph's passionate defi ance. George's manly remonstrance and Mr. Newton's earnest and touching ap peals to urge him back to duty were un availing. He argued that he waß acting from solemn convictions of duty and that nothing could be more convincing -proof' of his convictions than the fact that by this step he destroyed every hope of happiness he had In life, and if Rose cast him off he should be a martyr to a cause he had espoused believing It to be right. On the contrary, Mr. Newton assured him, from facts which he could not gain say that his mind had been poisoned from earliest childhood, and now, being called into vigorous activity, was leading -Mm-io destroy his own peace and happi iiiiess and bring misery to those who had I© loved and trusted Mm. It was distressing to witness the young man's wretchedness when he tried to say farewell. As he approached Rose, in whose whole attitude scorn, disap pointment, insulted affection and earnest i entreaty were all unmistakably mingled, Ralph started to his sister's side, throw ing one arm around her, and with the other waving him off: "Back! Do not touch her, or I shall find it in my heart to strike, you dead at her feet! Miscreant! Traitor! Look at your workl Reflect upon the misery you are causing one you have so pre tended to lovet A southerner's hot pas soon, soon cooled, ready now to forsake her true affection, forswear your coun try, rejecf her 1/iws and take up arms with a misguided mob and fight against all that you but too well Inow Rose most values. la your very first battle i you mqy be brought face to face in dead ly conflict,with the members of her own bouse, d&a yVt you have dared to ask that £&$, fixould leave us all and follow you in p&r mad career."

' Wife fierce gestures and passionate manlier Italph poured out these wild WoraS, unheeding the excitement they produced till a gasping moan from his ftidtai checked him, and as his mother and Lillian placed her half fainting on the sofa her lover sprang forward, and kn&jUng at heir side cried: '•Rose! Rose! my darling! Do not cast me off! I would die to save you one pan£! Crodis my witness that I speak the iruiih, but my whole sohl revolts at this northern interference with south ern lights. I would but give to my na itiv© Soil what your brothers have your ifoeatty approval to bestow on yours. Oh, Mriteft to me, Rose, and love me still! An 4 when this strife is ended—and it will not be long before southern rights «r» Securely established—ah, then, my ■beloved, tell in© if I live I may hope to make you my own." It was an unfortunate speech for the feader, but it roused the spirited girl om the heartsick lethargy which was Btealing over her, and she answered with dignity and firmness: "Never! But if you will lend your aid to uphold and enforce the government of these United States and assist to re claim those disobedient children who have rebelled against their mother coun try, then all the sad misjudgments of j the past shall be buried forever, never to ! be recalled, and I will bo to you this tour a strue and loving a wife as man

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ever claimed. But, Jasper Grenville, hear me! If you leave us to fight against my friends and country, then farewell and forever! From this hour we shall be utter strangers. I wait one moment for your final answer—the final decision." What a change had this hour's agony wroughtin Rose, whose pretty, winning ways, all softness, gentleness and love, made her, as George used to say, "the sunbeam" of the house. All looked on in silent grief and amazement. Her slender form seemed to expand into queenly dignity. Her eyes, wont to sparkle in gleeful humor, now looked down in clear and regal light on the recreant lover, who coulu not meet their determined gaze. Thus he stood Like those who watt Till judgment speaks the doom of fate. So still, as if no breeze might dare To lift one loclt df raten hair. Then turning from him with a look of unutterable scorn she gave her hand to Ralph to lead her from the room.

Again with a bitter cry Jasper tried to stay her, but Mrs. Newton laid a re straining hand upon his arm as the door olosed after her, saying: "This has lasted too long already. My daughter has been sufficiently tried. j Your own act has severed all connec tion between us, and you must now de part. Harsh as ii may sound, my roof cannot shelter a traitor. Our paths from this time lead in an opposite direc tion. I grieve that you enould be so blinded and that our pleasant intercourse must cease. But you would have it so. I May God forgive you, but now fare | well." Without a word he passed out, and in a few moments his norse's feet rang clear on the gravel path, and long after he passed the gate could be heard, urged by the wretched rider into a mad gal lop along the road. Little cared he if he sped to instant destruction. CHAPTER XL It were useless to dwell longer on the dread notes of war, to speak of the high enthusiasm of the young, brave hearts that panted to rush to the conflict ! of the no less determined but saddened mood of the parents, of Lillian's ear nest sympathy and ever ready aid to all, or Alfred's regret that youth de barred him from the field. Imagination can call up all that is left untold, but it cannot portray the transformation a few short hours had made in R,ose. iFrom a bright, sportive, sunny child she had passed at once into a noble woman. That Sabbath evening she begged to ! remain undisturbed, and her mother, ! with a loving kiss, left her, though with I an aching heart. But the next morning saw Eose at her regular work, self possessed, but bear j ing unmistakable evidence of some strange change, of a hard battle fought and victory won. Her face was paler than usual, and the merry laugh or cheerful carols that always heralded her approach were hushed, but no trace of gloom or sadness could be seen. A high and holy light burned in her eyes, a lofty purpose, a consecration of all her pow ers to serve the noble work spoke in ev ery movement. She conversed as un hesitatingly as ever, was as thoughtful j of others' happiness, more so if possi ble, but underlying every word and act i was the visible evidence that her mind j was working out some plan for future < action. Her friends had agreed that no ! questions should be asked. Time and ' her own wishes were to decide. When the morning's work was all dip/ posed of, and the family gathered to gether for some consultation before din ner was served. Eose quietly told her parents that as Eustace and her broih@ra were to join the same regiment the next day she was exceedingly desirous that Lillian's marriage should take place be fore they were separated. She begged ' that this, which must be their natural wish, should not be delayed out of any needless delicacy on heir account. The past, as far as she was concerned, must remain a sealed book to all forever, but' if they would help her they must let her see that their happiness was secured as far as human foresight could secure it. Eustace then acknowledged that he had urged Lillian to consent to such an arrangement, feeling sure that her par ents would think it advisable, going as he was into imminent danger, that they should b© united before they left. So the two were quietly married. The cere mony ended, the family all escorted the three young men to the camp, not far from the city, a far different bridal tour than Eustace and Lillian had often pic tured. Eustace had far more knowledge of military science than most young men who had not intended to make it th^ ir profession, and George's tastes and Edu cation had inclined him to becoip*^ fa. ! miliarwith engineering. As sp'jnasit was known they were ready/ en ter their country's service in a,p'y capacity they were sought after to fji important positions in various regim^, n t s then baad , ing together. Eustace, was placed aa colonel, and that they r'^jght be together in the same camp &ec, r g e accepted a cap taincy and Ralph /-j, lieutenancy under him rather than f 0 en t er into the more desirable position that had been offered and be separs jb ed. This arrangement, highly gratif_yj n g to the parents, was plannedjn'partasa just tribute of the

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His horses feet rang clear on the gravel path.

THE ABHBOBTON GtJARDIAK, MONDAY, MAY 8, 1899

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j THE WERTffEBt SEWING MACHINE, A MARVEL OF SIMPLICITY AND DURABILITY, IS SOLD AT GR.KATLY *fcH.l>CJ<:>Kr> PRICES, and the advantages Robert lochhead gives in relation to Easy Terms, cannot be sur pasßed by any other Person or Company in the Ashburton' District. OUR GOLD MEDAL NEW STYLE OP PERAMBULATORS and GO-OASTS are undoubtedly the very beßt and most beautiful articles in New Zealand. FOR MANGLES, PORTABLE BOILERS, and our various other Article, the universal testimony is the firm cannot be beat. All kinds of Sewing Machines Repaired. ROBERT LOCHHEAD, WERTHEIM MACHINE DEPOT, EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. H. H. HEATLEY, BRANCH MANAGER. 3 10 BELFAST FREEZING WORKS MANURES, ARE THE BEST TjTOR TURNIP, RAPE WHEAT, AND ANY OTHER CROP. SPECIAL MANURE can be made for any kind of Soil, or description of crop. SATISFACTION GIVEN EVERYWHERE LAST SEASON. Orders received by ; JPRIJ3OI.AIVUMJK. BBOM., Limited., QAYID.;THOBIAB,' ■ ■ TTHLE IV.Z,. FARMERS CJO-OJ?_-JE_A.TiV__S 3 BWOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, -Limited., ob ALBERT BOBEBTB, . AGMNT, -*.sl-l>ur_on. OANTBBBUBY FROZEN MEAT AND DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORT COMPANY, LIMITED. 8 80 F. WAYMOUTH Secretary. j 'W^^^^'^WwW^'tKif^^^^^^^ WW\ jpL^ 89^ £Asy ro DRitm t%st 10 ow&sv -T^JIJ EASILY THE BE.SV _ y ? -=.■ 20,000 :~_r ORION" COOKING RANGES IN USE IN THIS 00L0N¥ \ THEY BURN LIGNITE, TRUOOAL OR WOOD UP TO 24in NO SETTING~REQUIBED. With Stove Pipe can be worked oat in the opea. SPLENDID BREAD BAKERS. With Oast Iron or Copper Boilers. The Copper Boilers are large and Tinned Inside. REPAIRS ARE A MINIMUM. Made in all sizes, single or doable ovens. High or low pressure boilers: ;o; ■ Sold by all Ironmongers, from whom Catalogues can be obtained, or [from the maker, H. E. SHACKLOCK. SOUTHEND FOUNDRY, DUNEDIN. 631



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