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j Pefore the shrioa Of all bis bopeaV-
' Ahl but thou, then, no feeling f
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! On him thy smile imploring ?
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UDi look utptt7--iook jq love,
l i Spurning 'the opr&ig, bat
My neart and do not sever
. JTJie chord divine that buds my life, ,
I i 'And seala mo thine forewi, " , f. ' n ' '
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' CHAPTER VIH..
.,- AN CNKNOWN ENEMY. '
Cnuld we but cast one look ahead
Into tlie future dark and dim;
And see what lies in wait for us,
: Our pulsing hearts would cease to beat.
.. One yea .had rolled on into
the silent past, since the events
recorded in ourjwo last chapters,
but Sir'Arthur Clarendon and
hi youthful bride still lingered
Wt-the tilliiie ton. Several times
he had avowed his intention of
returning w uuauuu, auu repair"
in g his-residence, but each time
Inez had said j ' ; '
, "Do not go just yet Arthur,
but let us remain where we are
for,a,time longer, for; I am. hap
pier' here than I will be in '.Jion-'
K i. ' ' l j t .,!. ...........
dOD., i. OQAeagftwme e4naa given
up goingjJaorder to grtijfy her;
wishes, and ' summer' was again
bathing the?eartMltt the golden,
glory of her mellow sunlight, and
thejr'were till 'iff thfe quiet little
village 'of " QaLui. where rf they'
were 'kfjown!, 6'nly,' as MrJ and
MrsJClarendon,' for a few days!
after their marriage the minister;
who - performed, the ceremony
moyd away to parts , unkpwn,'
reveal thrBecretAheir identity;'
and so they lived on,, too . happy
in efl,ch, other s,; society, to care,'
Or pay. any ati.eui.iuu to wastwsa
beinj ! enacted fiStj.tooUtsidti
world ; j IneZj Vwas la, a 'p'erfecl
paradise oi'rtleligbt, for never be
fore since. vherf.;iovelt parent's
deaths had she lived so happily
or -been , cared tenderly,
She had now laid asde - her 'sablf
garments,-substituting ..white ir
their stead, and Sir'Arthur wouk
often fondly 'declare as she flit
ted about him, with her whit
rooea iniiiD? arounu ner .lorui,
like apist of enwy cloud, that
all England did not contain an
other as fair asrshe. , One event
log. as; they sat togetfier In the
dusky twilight, he drew her bead
down upon his bosom sayiog i,
- "1 have; Deen,sstuayingfto-uj
little wife, aad fe.awiTiade.Up my
mind to start ( tor London toj
night.' I cn'rindtr keep yon hert
longer my darling, for it is not
right'to keep our-marri tge con
tealed : itisTwyoairiog-: you. for
you ifrxowit rur noi.-wrnong,'" DtT.
tore our chud 1 born, v and the
truth of burfJli'nl()oi should be esi
tablislied before' that time, i Wfral
.y you little Onw?"; . I
i"Oh, .Arthur,", she niun'uu'red,
will ha tto.'kmjly; don't leave
me to-night.
"You shatr not " remain here
long daHingV foH'wiU retttfri in
ouroityjhome, and fbutHwe will
never -. a gain i.be aepaeatadf u mil
disunited bydeath , 'he replied
at he . stroked the a dark j tresses
iBut Arthur,, a month w. iW
ong,1t ; ill : 'iomv like; an' ige
prithoat yoa;Wl
f-I ; wUr write, tb; 'you iwi i
week untiM return? abdii will
k ep 'yoiiC employed '.answering
my; letter, so thertiuie.w ill not
seem balf. as,; loo,; ad.dar,io
your leisure hours, you. oau r sit
with ;ilr, XT6sv''4'( J '.w.ilt.'irswf,
you will not miss 1 me," he added
in a gay mirthful fone, 8he rats
ed her eyes to his face with a look
of chifdishi fender, Hi n;rerl1ed':
IVDdlluaiU BBS lUVUVUl VVBy Kf.t. 1 f WU W
'Nbt smi88 f 6t ?pb Arthur'
now eouia you, say eucn a.tning,
Jwbeif you Mow that you are'all
the one in the ider . wide world
I w horn Xlif ve!d1oe' alidj all the
one who loves or.aresTtDftj''
And equiclt'teara
her .eyes "vVri
"Did I wound you little one I
Forgive' me' darling' And )o!d-
ingiuer closer po. nu oosom, qe
benfbis headland i kidSedthe
aniverinsr tins 'that were raised
to, meet bis 0wn. She did not re
pty,' but at quiet for some -mo-Tnent8,-'aqd
'then lifting her eyes
to his 'face she; asked : -,. ;- :
"wiia.it ;yqa snouio; .never
come back Arthur ' 7, ;;;.,!
- "What it i shoula never come
back?;, Why little one, do yoti
think. I am going to forsake you ?"
;:,,(0b no;" shejreplied, l,as
not thinking about that, but then
you know something might hap
pen." ' ' H- . 1
"Nothing can happen that will
keep me' away from triy darling
longer, inau, me time A,uiive men
tioned ; so- cheer up, and" brush
those, tears'fa way for'dearest J
will so awav verv heavv hearted
if I, aba forced to leave you'; this
way: 1 Look '.up love, and let me
see the, clad sunshine of youf
happy f smile.'-. ; She raised,,. her
tear-wet eyes to his tender,
though rather grave face. And re-
piieawitn a iami smite: cn f
1 '"It ;is' hard to;'appeairr''happy
dlar' Ar thur when: my . heart il so
sore K)fiit ieemf til fife ;thatr this
parting forbodes .newj evil. -. Oh
Arthur" we taavtf-beea' 'Jbappy
together, the past year has been
the one brigbt spot , pi rny befd.re
gloomy life, but now, we part
shall we ever be happy again, 9r
shall we ever meet again
' '"Why should we not my love,
only a hundred miles will He be
tween' .us. O ne' i mb.n th at the
iartherest, and L will be with y(u
again, and tog'ethef We will laugh
at these iooliali,fear8.1vtStjll she
he
the
satisf'aotion of. sing.4 you look
hjappy Jbefore I' " go,'' ana he'ari ng
you promise fobe as happy' as
Uou can until ! return." Jw-ah,., j
i am very ioousn .rinur iw
distre8a..ybu,but I will.'do so no
more:" Apd resofmely dashing
away the tears, .she raised her
eyes to his face, "while a swee
smile nppltxl about her delicate
mouth- ' ' ' " '.' ' " ;"
1 '"My 6wrf brave little daHing,'
Art if lu r fifBHA.l rica'sa lriua sVfk'fsiAi
a!Ua iiv gntuuiQii, uot vrayaw w uii
wrtrj,irue hert, ftnd;CQntiou'e.jj
"You will try. and be -nappy
'while I am gone?'' '
"God t'bless-you' dearest 1 5 but
noV I must make teady, and be
off, for a few minutes' more, and
the evening 'train! will "be in."
And rising, he began preperationt 1
for'.his joiiraeyi hije;lnz,3jacki 1
ed his portmanteau.-; Juntas she
had finished packing,' the train
was heard' coming in, hd',it Was"
baly'by aty effocfcitntlt'jioi;
reslramed herJ-tear8.y wKen j he'
vamtf to. her' arid ' threw his arm
: a . 'L' f k - k ... . .1 It ',
about her b bid her iareell,;;
' "Try and be typpy 4$rUng'
he , Whiibe'redani let "me sed
y.PliuK p'rightjai, joyoas od
myTetwn.. .. .. v .j... -j j
" VV rito to jnainiaaialiteiy u p
Da your arrival ia Loulou Stz
dtd tiot ' cease ' to" .weep uptu
..','Aly, dearest, let ,ini have
C. WEDirESDAY," SEPTE1IBEB 15' 1075
j Ml l I ' ' ' "II . Mi 111 P. .'Hi , ,1. I, f I
I thur." she . reolied. atrupclinsr tolinflf until Inez U'oratitue foruroti
thur," she 1 replied, struggling to
keep back, the quick tears: '"
j ."I, will my lde.iref(' and will
also look for a speedy" answer." 1 "
,''And you shall assuredly re
ceive it dear Arthur ,.. '
(;"'! kntow 'it my.jlittle wife ; and
nbwarewell 5Abd i clasping
her convulsively to his bosom, he
imprinted one t long idolatrous
kiss upon her ..lip, , chwk, y and
brow, then turned, and the next
instant he was gone. ; ,!' ; ;
'."Oh shall 1 ; ever-: see. him
again ?. ' cried Ine x. rushing to
the window, and gusiug after hut
faet; retreating figure, ' until "if
was lost to view in the gathering
dUHk.S: "Hor. she cried, clasping
hef hands to ber brow..; 'I feel
thai all ' rby happiness, ; will! I nd
this ni-jiht ph;( heaven 'Kelp me,
for 'myheart, is Jpteakingf ' A'tid
with a , loiw stilled, 'sob,' she sank
sehselesS 1 to the fldor..'J.ur a
sba; sank there ? Mka ,as,sti ickeu
law u. I he 4oor .opened, and, ilrs,
ivew, the laad-Udy made h,er ap
peafance.,,, One moment she stood
in i the door-way, gasing upon
the ; beautiful, unconscious face,'
and then coming to her side, she
raised her in ' her arms, and laid
her upon the bed murmuring:
; "Poor dear, poor dear I their
first.'sepa'ration t ' reckon ;Tbut
what a very child she is, not over
sixteen no how ; 'and such a" love
ly , face too., . Dear, dear, I, won
der where there, is any water r
Oh here is 'some I" and lifting a
pitcher from the table, she poured
the 1 water.) over , her hands, and
sprinkled it upon; ( he pale,- white
face,- It was sometime before she
gave any signs of retnrhing con
sciousness, and theu a long drawn
bt eath 1 followed v by a low, sob
bing sound ; and she : opened her
eyes, and ; gazed vacantly about
the room. , ,...'.:,','" . . . ':
, , "Poor dear, wbat is it asked
the kind hearted Mrs. I ved, bend
ing above her. Inez raised ber
eyes to. her t face j' and asked in a
piteous tone : " " '
, ".Where is he?"': '
. "Wl.ere is who. dear ?" ' ! "
"Why Arthur my husband'
"lie is .gone dear, don t you
know, he left here a few moments
ago ? , He"; came to my room
when . he; started off, and asked
me to come up andi-sit with you
awhilei''; . ' i 1 1 . si's 't.irt tt , it
-j"Oh;yes, :I remember it all
now, but. shall I ever see him
again ?" And ' bursting1 intran
uncontrollable fit of tears,!he
buried hef fiW in, ' the 'pillows,
and wept, 'as if, , her,' heart would
break. Mrs.' Ive3 . looked ,mysti
fied...but her tuotherly heart was
toucfied, apd 'seating, herself ,6a '
the couch, she gathered , jtpe girl
lia.her ibearij. and.askcdt ,rr . 1 -
ii.r.'f; What; makes you,' think you
will never see ;him again f.my
dear ?!!:.isJ4,' 'j-.tf.-uf ci: v:.lp'
"Oh I cannot f tell Mrs. ; Ives,
but 1 feel as Jf a pall of darkness
Wad tailed upon me; and I feel a
if I should ' never again "be hap
y; "T"""- 1 ;':''; o.'t ff.;.dB v.!..'-. '
' "Ypii Ju'st' thi'nlt so dearie',' Is
this' your first'sepa'ratlori ?" ' ."i
" YesA rthur has never left me
bef'01 e si rice'ouf marrtge and.ill 8.
Ives he is all the friend I have in
the wideWide world,' and should
any t,hing.! happen to; hjmliso ije
cantiot return, I will be all aloue,
oil an .(lnHnlntH sn rlAMolat.A I" V
;N;4hipg! can happen . toVhim:
child, so calm yourself, and don't
gov ; excited, lor ; be wil I come
back to you all right; v He loves'
you. too dearly to stay away
long. ' m. t, , r , i . . .r . i
""I: knowi he Iwimoom back
Mrs. Ives, unless something hap
pens-1 but I am so weak: and fool
ish, and, 1" promised "Arthur tq
try, ana ne nappy, out 1 am rpaa
ing'a Very'DOof begfnning." And
a taint mife buryed'hr lips. ' ,
';frhaVy9V!e'.wj;'.phild,, and
now cheer (up, and be happy ,t and
leM'laugh. at .these. loolish
fears,. for, th)re is, ua i'ouadation
lor thaoi w . I dare say Mr i
UlareudoQ will have a good. laugh
when he returns, and I. tell. him
about it."' And Mr."- Ives,' sat
stroking back the girl's ? dark
iusretaya.ud chatting, and laugh
ing until Ines U'ort'a time: forgot
her trouble,' and lay like it child
listenia'g Id her,' now," and then
smiling, 'as the;-good Mady re
counted sotns pleaniagp anecdote
or told some pleasingitory oik
nected with her'yootbfiit day";
4 Now' reader,, with your permis
sion we will follow 8ir Arthur,
who Reached the train jiistbefore
it started, and hastily procuring
a ticket,he ebtered the Car, and
took a' seat'in ffoht ot a tall, dark
complected mad, who occupied a
back seat. 'As he seated. hhusclf,
th'e ' tnitti' gaVe him V bise; '" iorii : t
initing 'glance ; and 'when with a
pdff and a' shriU wliis'lej .the
locomotive" started 6ft, he bent
over,1-' add .touched Sir 'Arthur's
ar'iir asking 'y- ""'LT'f
r Where , are you bound for
stfanger?", '. pir Arthur ,ga ve , rjim
a quick, sharp glaqce, i;d uiere-
v, reinjoa: , . .ri
UT-."Ja
t . ."Ah indeed,, thatis also my
destination, - we oau be company
for eaoh'othe.rij''; iSir Arthur did
hot reply (or somehow, he telt a
kind Of repulsion' 1 for ! the man,
aad wiihing to avoid a oorivraa
tion with him. he turned his Mpk,
and' drawing- oat a book-began
to rpadT'hernatr watched, hirp
for: a while, with ra serpentdike
smile 'creeping about hie thin
lips ,'and J,hea. arising, he passed
into another coaoh and approach
ed a low, burly fellowj 'who occu
uied ,a 'back , seat, they : carried
--' '
on a short conversation in whis
pers,' and y hen the dark 1 ooirl
plexioned than V"obc. ..tojenybi he
eaid aloud i.-.-q't.U , .uuh-'t
Now remember Bill, and get
the eon vevanca ,' ready , a u ick as
tossible after we reach London .
f you do' as I toll; you, yoa shall
be rewarded handsomely. t
f i u AU ritfht, old friend, you may
depend on 'tpe," replied the other,
with a shrug ,pf the, pilrly shoul
ders. W With a nod of the : head
the manjpaised, out, and je-en-
terei aue coaon," wuere rsir- ar
thur s ill- sat perusing his book.
About dav-breakv they changed
Oars ; the man si ill keeping in the
same coach with Sir Arthur. ' '
',',"1 wonder ' who vbu are ?' "oft-
loquusou that gentleman. oil
look very muoh like some one I
ha ve1 seen;',. Ah I, it is Helen Mel
ville, yoti must be her father btif,
let you be who you may, you are
a strange looking customer,-' and
I have a decided aversion to you.'
I wonder. wha( you are watcping
me so close for ? Ami 1 wunder
why. you. persist .iu keepirig in
hd same coac "Wili ra. Xtitir;
eyes ( look very ranch', like '."Helen
Me ville's,. ut 'Jt don'(ike ;theiii
fof they haye'Q)"ev..vex'p'rfiMio'a'.
X t does not look. posNible , tliat
Helen Melville should bp a ooii-jin
to my geutle wife. MuAh 1 Juez is
butabeantif'ul : i.nnucwt childj,
while she is a cold, haughty wom
an of , the ', yprld." 1 'Thus he sV.t,
soliloqtiiaipg to himself, quite nu-
cqoscious"' thiit , the' bold,' black'.
py.es or the man Demou hun,weie
fastened upon hint; with'a mtan
iog look that boded no good. At
length nil ht came dow u, Citsting
hor glootay mantle over all liv-
uiy, bum ui uitiiiui ' , ui etuioy, auu:
just at midoigut, tup, loooiutitive
caiup thJindering D(u the city, )
,s Keaph'ed ';j4Steqiiy
Hir,., A rthur, . as he , sprog" sto . iw
feet, and gathering up "his fopt-j
rnanteau made tor the d ior, olone-J
ly followed by the uiati, who had
occubied5 a at i-lieliiud fhiuiJ
Without,' the night waSn'pitCh)
dark, heavy clouds loomed up,'
auvA uuii a mvor ureu mma
light over1 the slumbering city.
"llow very dark" miiied Bir"
Arthur, as he walled away from
he' station."'" "I . will' -go to' a
hotel to-night, but had I thought
of. iL' I would have hailed acabJ
Ah there comes one uow Hallon,
driver j,'' he said ,nuj wore lor jthe.
next moment be . was hurled ( to
the ground, then some one sprang
upou l)iiif;'iin'fa"ti$ihk ' a
minute he was 'gaged,'arid! sej
curely .bound hand andMo6 1,'" sd
Ije opId", 'piak.tt-f..n.atMo4 ,
whateyerf. : As the cao whicii h4
hd triod tOj hl, 1 daw,' up, 'and
::,V V'J.h'lV. ?,.."; i:;:'"!,.
., . .,.,,11 .i, I I i II II )i i" n ill '
uHmneth' a man lentiYep him. aatll'
psiusetl a man bentOTor him, ad,
lussed-in h is m ' 0
" "Mil Sir1 Aithur CSarendoul
I have you m my power at -last;
and now your pretty bride may
weep, and mourn, .but she will
weep in vah, i for I swore long
ago to be avenged on her,' but
my veu gaiioa Is not yet complete 1
Hera pill, lend a helping hand.'.'i)
And the next instant be was
lifted, into the cab, then he heard
the driver crack his whip, and he
was driven "soiiisr he knew i.not
whither.ir.r-ij? -f-4!r,, ?;''-; (
Alit a niatitfe of gloom is set
tlivg round4dui And it Will re
quire luaoy -sadd years to sever
the letteis which bind Intn.;
ITO BB COrJWA,l .
'"".''"''i' "' 1 " 111 1
How Truniea Did. It. )
I roturned to AsUxUle after an ahsenoe of
tnree years and .found my (rleud TmiBas
grown fat and Jovial, with a face tfia very
luirror of peace and self.atisfacUou .Truf
fle waa the village baker, and tie, was, not
like this when I went stray.-- ,, -;
Truffl.s, sdr.liow'fs ItfYoii have
improved. . ' (
1 unproved I' llow? ? 'i V1, 'j
j . Wiiy, 111 everyway.4 What have you been
; Just then a UtU girl caius in with a'taU
tared shawl aud barefooted, to whouiTruf-
fles gave a loaf of bread. Oh, OsaC, Mr.
Triittlus.the child said with brimoitiiB eyei,
as she tookhe loaf 'of' bread; inauiuia It
getiiug better, and she says . she ; owes ', so
urnjcb (o yoa, ; She bleats you, Indeed she
'That's, Jiue of, the tluugai.'.ve Jbaeu
Uolnji, 1 be aaid, -altep .lie uild . had
; Vou are giving tlie suffering family bread?'
I quqried. ,'.'. . . , ,
.' Yes., ' ,"'.; ; - '
- , Have you any mora cues like rtwt T'u '
, ' Yes, three or four 0 them. ISivh
thmn k loaf a ' day,-. emmgli' ro f-d
thsin. 1 - - ' 1 1.. . in w .
And you take no ' payf "'i !
- Notft'Oin theini ' . 1 ' V ' a i'
Ahl'fremtlwtowar - n1
i No; here, said Trufflai laying hls 'huJ
on his breast." I'll tell yjii he added, suiiU
ing. Oue day.ovec a year ago,apuur wom
an came to ma and aaksd for a lof f brual
far which she coald not .pay ue wuuj l
it for her poor. Bundling chilih'eiA, jJn
I hpaitpted, byt finally I gave i, to uer, and
hei- hltwslngs rany in m en is after she ha.
giiie, 1 lull my heart grow warui. Tluius
wriru luird,.iud lUere Was a good deal of ui-
feiJUjfc', and I foiindnywlf wisltisg, by and
by1, that I'oouU afford t? gfve' away liuore
bread Ajl length' a.i Idea struck iue. ; I'd
stop Ufiliktug. and give that amount away
fii bread, adding one or two1 lokves ou'mr
owu'aocouiit.'" I dlU H;aiiJ it's beeii a bless
ing to mo. My huart has giowu biggor.uua
I've growa belter every way, JUy sleep g
sound "and swoet, and uiy dreains are
pleasauts And tint's what you see' I 'auu.
pose. ,r j 1 1 iin A tAit
A Cruel Joko, , -
Old inau Eusterby hail a tuare that he
set great store by, said Josh l'elersou, as
he took hia pipe from his ruoutb. and puff
ed out vi)lumf feathery smokt( ami hw
uswi to jjo out in tne yard aia loo at, her,'
and teli alxnit the colia ho hud raised from
her, ana t U cult he Inlvndeil io raise," '
' He hud 'tw.o n.'iys, and if I do nay lt,lhey
was the ousIdest yoiingnters lu' fourteen
eouutias. Jack and Jim, their nmit Wai
had thoy a ullurs luyin iq git a lode on
somebody, an.Uiey' d'ldut care adurn who
it WHS.-- " " .-i i ti 'f '-f-, ; .;;. i'iA
Oue; day Jack was out in the woods,' and
be found a big hornet's neat black soru
eta, you kuuw. t'hat build tuese round
nest and bang 'era .ou a tree. -;w.$i' 'i.m
''Jack went down nsxt evening wlien lie
knew, they was .iu tUentauJ cp.t 'a, plnj
and slopped .up . thu hole,, Theu jie took
the.ut uudor bU arm, and carried It up
to .the barn and kid It till next day. whan
Vie got Jlak'and liuey weut) and oau lit ihal
kr'mii-o And tiid t!ie r.eatto bertuiVpulled
out the plug;, give thfJeBt4' tap Willi' i
stidtl'and bid wh vthfty could See the full.
K- It wal cruel fauu boy to bob that old
mare cavort '-round,- snort,,, kick and tun,
with tnent hoimits putting lit their best
lick.!' K!.-''.!!!' !, ''1
, Old ul 10 Catorby hfrd .'the ;rowfc ftd
cum tathi' down; an I yia . urtar su him
prance Youula id swea.., ii was cruel Jiat
teste klua,, IU was natf idl 'pious, old
niatt Eaatefby was,' but Jt was more, tluia
human uatur' cpiUd b'Ho see the w. y
(tlifkt old narij eon lucted herself ' r ' ' f ' 1
t, '4'fbe oil tu iiVorin'reij hir aiter Bwhtla,
auu rualiei up tii 'tafe off the'nes t !im
IkiMrnita Wasjll hnivi1ii.rw,Jid the. 'w.ij
they went for old man IS isteruy would hey
niUi you Uugh if ehby killed biro, and ilia
'did Ua put' oH for tap Uia'e, witka
liVoiW of tlwdi little' tlvili btiuinh' about
bU eart-aiul gi m' lilaa'adigat ewryjuajpv
l.. 'if f-J i
Tliuni jbott didii. show, bt yer Jlfe;
sod. when they cuni to tlii house, an b,)uc
rter, you never ee suoh lurprlsed boj aa .
tney was to know how the old man got
hurt Mehbelte' dtditt 'tilet them when
he found "ein out! k ' ." t n r ' t
Brevet TJnolo. 1 -';.
VTho'B th.it g4iitlt-mn, my Kttl4 naaa h
Wus kskad of ti urchin, X ,v , . ..
.'Tas;- one ,wjth 'the .'splkevailod
coatP , ; Sl.-,i ,'.. ' ti ua
Wby, tie's breyat nnclelnf mlle,, Sraa
the' answer. .' ' I" , .
'Hows that?; !; '.
; 'Cause Us' u engaged to my ann t Jda
ry.w
(Amatcar rocalist and tits wife alone to
f. Ko.1C;t
, II, ,t'j I J
ThwH.twj tlidirt ho. bt mJife;
gtber,af;er in stening party.) ' ; ' ' 'J ..
Did I look Dice ttwilght, lover -.
'OU, no endf.'ITinr waa I u good
voice,?' ...(-I , .:.:;''--',,
Tirst-iate, love Tell wer-dir you prefer), -
me wlih a rlbboa iq wy hair or flow-s
fk.A..j,A.... ... : ... 1 ,, .i ......
Oh", Gilbert ''toolt herea-bJch style"
Suits rue best, do ymi uifuk, the fervid pa-H
loi of 8aiitky,.r tli tluIUlng- idiidemdsa
ofDa aerie . ' s, ' ?,!: :ff n'
OK bothl,iPoXwiailnk a UoWh
rlbboa , with, .black , laoa ?' .v ot 4ta..V
Punotustlon, - - i-?' i-'V '
; A suit took plae the other day, Is which
a Driater,iiamnd w.tflvery, waa. a t wltnasaj
The eae ws n asaaidt and battery that.
mine .ilTteV"'tQ m,ju, alined Browuv,
aud Ile.id.'rtun,
.i.-fi
'Mr.i'Kelvey.dtd you'wilness tlie affair ro-
fetri.dtor ' '-'' J. -'"'- ;
"yeslr.- 1 '7
'''WrfV'whtt "havs '-Veil to day1 about
lti ' 1 j '.".if .; S'
, 'That ltw the best place lit', fcane&a
timi I huvessnn fliesom Mmiw' ;:') In
'What do you in.au by that?', ;
.'Why tliu Bo 1 jfo'te t'iia ?-f it-m-'fi'iaii'e
eyiTfiV' hlv;U 'tu ii rou Tpul 'ia .
(leriod on Bimvu's breathing f nf .ibtiuinslf .
a miinth.,!' '- " " .
"The'iNniH .ompfe'lwtidad thir Wuer" at 1
once, and fined ' the defendant ' ten dol
Ut. t ( ji.,, t;
. I've heard a'greal miny gnd men; say
iht m.iiiej ja, jhe..root e'il, Tb a .v
may be tru; but even If it if 'ao, t w.uit a
Mile Of that root as ' rvgttlarly as poailbf t
m fc-hnid f mliie rentarttf ,' :?S '
A dollar has the alipperlust run, btoot ,
totu and wind of any auiuad I kuiiw J aul 1
when unco buatud, won't last, to get uonia
wUb.' v..-f . --r
This la tuy own sd rsprlouue i aud ft v
is beitt-r so for wbQ has aiy sympithy or. '.
love fur a man. whose only thought ia to
g it money, n uiatterhy what ra ans,aiid I
when once cap' urod," lung on like grim ;
Death, and never lt Unit, money see thu
light of theHuaagaiu? u , . .i i - .
I like m'Hiey eAry time. It is a good,
s-rktrr whin uaed rUlitly, aud (has. th
faculty of making brlghjt Ctcea and happy
liouina. If this were the mUleiduui period
which It Isn't, by a lung shot we mijA ,
got along without cash ; as It la, I sraa ,
sooiq wore, ploaio t
7TT"
The coinoositor who substituted an "m
hi a "w" In'speakiag " of a ' laily troubled
wl.b '."eUliifi feet,1 'aee.nip!lahed tbe
worat typogrspUlcal feat on record. . . -
old by dmilirs tUrougaiut the State.
sMMIOs, SAsU, BUNliiV' f ' V
JPUttip ;B ' -.. .
.,4 fi. 4i far sala.wUuieaaU and retail at f "
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'nr fHoldl-rrana lock. '
Kit WLUi K0V fli'.T OVC O-' 'OHUEtl
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