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14. <2 © Ow ermesecs. gelf, ancl | ‘vould have saved bis life if I could. But you siiould becomforted: Your real father is one of the best men in the world, and he will moon come here to claim you. Your real brother is in Vinson, and I am sure that you will iove him when you come to know bim.,” ‘*That ragged vagrant who came to our house with you when I first saw you—is he really my brother?” asked Lizzie. ‘Yes; and a very bright and lovable young felloy he is, too. He is rough and untrained, but will soon get over that, and you will be proud of him,” ‘“T want to see him right away. Will you drive me into Vinson?” ** With the greatest pleasure.” ‘“Wait for me, then. I will be ready ina few minutes.” Lumley took Lena Lyster, no longer Lizzie Blackman, to his boarding-house, and jeft her there, while he went to fetch Weasel, or Willie Lyster, from his school. na at once took ber young brother in band, und busied herself in dressing him to suit her tuste, so that his father should find him looking trim and neat. As Lumley bad predicted, she was proud of him when she came to kuow him. The next morning Frederick Lyster arrived from the East, and was introduced by Lumley to his children. The meeting was a joyful one on all sides, and the happy father, when he bad heard all of Lumley’s story, overwhelmed him with praise and thanks, ** You have more than made my fortune,” he said, ‘‘and I mus: do something to show that I appreciate the good work you have done. As far as money goes, my boy, you shall be inde- ndent.” ‘*T am pretty independent as it is,” replied George. “ At the inquest on the body of Ar- thur Blackman, a sealed envelope was found in the breast pocket of his coat, addressed to me. It contained his will, bequeathing me ull his property, as a partial atonement, he said, for a great wrong be had done.” It was afterward ascertained that the prop- erty to which the young typo had thus fallen heir consisted of the Vindicator office, a bank account, and considerable land which came to Artbur Blackman from his father who was supposed to be dead. miley had his doubts as to whether Joseph Blackman had really perished in the burned house; but it was the general belief that he and as a matter of fact he was never a heard of br any one in that vicinity. . Lyster remaiued at Vinson a week or so, to assist his voung friend in settling his affairs, Before this task was completed he saw indi- cations which convinced him that Lumley had found a way of his own to reward bimself for his services, and he had a long private interview na. George Lumley was finally called in to assist at this interview, and he found Lena blushing and her father smiling. “Well, young gentleman,” said Mr. Lyster, “‘¢here seems to be something like a mutual un- derstanding between you and this young lady. You have found my daughter for me, and now you want to keep her for yourself.” Gporge admitted that that was the dearest wisf of his life. “It must be granted, then, Isuppose. You have earned her, and you may have her. But you shall not take her from me entirely. 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