Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 20, Number 42, Jasper, Dubois County, 1 November 1878 — Page 6
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AS KWOttTUB HT TRUTHFUL. JAMMK,
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AHiraillMW BOOKS KRtilltWC pOt-ROOliS aad Mar H VHfH IrOMt MM.
I Mr aa aHng a fairy taki of Jinny's Jlttfee
VW 1 haid tt'is uiwhrleUan to daeeive a elm
-Mat a teem school yer drirMn' by I thowt
Hf ik "Sp)lli'-Kw'at Angel's that wo or gawtaad last yar.
iiK-wara't ato up ot gentw klda-ef pretty
Yatgaateec hl their reg'lar growth, and
nw WNougn lor two. There woe l.miKy Jim of Sutton Fork and
H imkjh oi J.agraBge, .And MlUHol Bob," who wore that day knife by way cm ehanae.
v r m start, you little kids, yoa think these
am hoi pretty name, Hut each had a.amu behind It, RHd my
i ru until j nmwi
Thar waa Poker Dtelc trow Whisky Flat and Smith of Shooter's HtU, -AaU KrowR of CalarerM which I waat no bo t tor Irtoiifta TTtaeae-ttnaered Jack yea, pretty dears
m HBgere wk have five.
eat off two-tt'a shtg'lar, too, that
vi Miii i now auve.
'X was vary wrong. Indeed, my dea-s, and
uiaftp was muon to blame; XtkewitM was Jack, la after years.f or shootla' ot that game. Tfce night waa kinder lengtheain' out, tlie rataa had jM begun. When all the camp oame up to Pete's to kave their usual f aa ; Mat we all sot kiader aad-llke arouad the bar-room stove TU1 SaOth got up, pernalekiss-Uke, and this twttixlc ti hove s Thar'a a new game down la 'Frleeo, that ez f&X I kilt Keah eaehre, poker and vaH-tooN, they
Then ttrowa, of Calaveras, simply hitched his chair and spake: reker la good enough for we," and Lanky Jlw ee. "Shakel" And Hob allowed he wara't proud, but he "Rjuitt say right thar That tha awn who tackled euchre lied his education squar."
Thtf brought up Lenny Fairehlld, the
Dog nay skin, el
-1 . . .
Jfelcnew the game, and he would give in-, etruotions on that head. For instance, take some simple word," eez lu. "Ilka 'umarstn
Xew who ean spell It? tkar waa one la ebtht.
This set the boys all wild at once. The ehairs was put in row, . And at the head was Lanky Jim, and at the font waa Joe, Aad high upon the bar Itself the schoolmaster was raided.
am iae oar-see
ana sat
aagry, Mat talked vaguely about the
okMdc of religion hldiaurvery shabby un ikr-gariiwaU; for Ike Marblehead bowml awl VMrabI with Vara.attaad
d diviaa 8rvioe twioe on Sunilays with tk-8 ragulrity oi clockwork. Although hkktiK fifur, long, sharp face, and
?roiQBjfVQ YOW0M Mampad htm as a H&ket), there ware thosa who said hi drawl waa affectation, that be waa one
of those compulsory patriot who leavo
uwir country tor tfceir country's good, and that he waa a son of perfidious England. His want of comumnicative
nes waa h prolific source of aggravation. Of his antecedeute. prior to hi
settling in the city of cannon and coals.
mottling waa known, and in the opin
ion 01 moee aoout him. some
youthful error, banishing him from
hie birthplace and relations, ac
counted for his silence respecting the past. In a business point of view.
ae was a good man. tits checks were always honored, and his orders alwavs
filled. Without a wife and without
children, Ike Marblehead seemed to care
for naught bej'ond money and a strict
ibservance of the fernis of religion, perhaps esteeming the latter a capital
investment of time. The owner of many tenements, occupied bv poor neonle. he
did his duty as a landlord to the verv
etter, but he never cave to the por.
and would have his rent at the proper
time. Nay, he was onco heard to say that; the man who fails to meet his monetary engagements ought to bo put in
prison. Well, it is evident that Iko Marblehead was on no account better than he ought to be. People in large citi&a care little for one another, except commer-
uiany or jpumicauy, anu are much too 1 busy to indulgo in the amusement of picking holes in the coats of their1
uoignoors, unless meir neighbors imp-
niece and Ralph proceed to the ohapel,
aad turned ialo his house, followed by
the stranger. " You don't look as well as vou were,
Tom Brady," said the stranger, seating
himself before the stove. Ily the
way, what name do you go under now?
Turned honest in your old age, eh?" The old man glared at him like a wild
beast at bay.
Don't play with me, Mike," he
said, hoarsely. You know me of old.
i am dangerous, man." Cool down," returned Mike, cross
ing his legs, and looking old Marble
bead straight in the eyes. " I'm not
here to play with you. You've given
me the slip for six years, and, to judge
irom appearances, you seem to nave
urospered. I haven't. I'm urettv near
ly played out, and must ask you to put
1 r! 1 Z i
umj uu uiy legs again, xirst ui an, give me something to eat." Marblehead placed some moat and bread on the table, and waited silentlv
until his unwelcome visitor's appetite
was satisfied. '
That young lady was verv like an
old acquaintance of mine," said Miko at last, throwing himself back in his chair.
Old Marblehead shuddered, and hid
his face with his hands.
Just like Jack Geary," continued
Mike, musingly. " As fine a fellow as
ever breathed was Jack, but a little too fond of knocking about the world. I first met him in Mexico, sixteen yoars
ago, when ho went gold hunting with a
fnend of mine.called Tom Brady. Three weeks after, riding from San Autonio to Bexar, I found Jack Geary, dead and
doubled up, lying alongside the track, and Tom Brady's inife was up to the
hilt in his heart." Old Marblehead groaned.
I've got that knife now," resumed
ed the whin with the hand that held the reins, and lashed the trotting horse savagely. A splendid roadster, able to do its thirty miles a day without losing flesh, and therefore altogether unaccustomed to the whip, the animal swerved violently, threw its fore-feet into the air, and brought the vehicle to the very edge of the bridge. Broughton jerked out an oath, pulled the nearer rein, and once more brought the lash down on the horse's Uank3. In a moment the strident cry of fear escaped him. Ouce more the horse reared, dragging the vehicle half over the dizzy edge, and then leaped right over.
iiaipn came ui hist in timn tn mm tha
terrible accident, and was breasting the cold waters of the Alleghany in a few minutes, determined to save the woman
he loved, or to die in the attempt. Well, to make a long story short, ho saved her and married her. In falling.
Broughton's head came in contact with the sleigh, and he was picked up, dead as a herring, three davs after. When
Iko Marblehead died, four years after Alice's marriage a sealed manuscrint.
in accordance with his will, was handed to her, and she was horrified to dis
cover tthat he was the murderer of her
father, John Geary, whom he had robbed of a large quantity of gold; and that, unablo to part with the ill-gotten wealth, he had sought out Gearv's
widow, who was just on the point of
uoam, atiopieu nor ciiuu, and had hop-
THE SOKKOW.rUL STORY. A Vleksharg .MlHleter'a AeonHHt f ihm Kavagea a the VaMew ver l'lagM. (Front the Chicago Times. ViOKSHimo, Miss , Oct. 8-1)KAr rKiKND; I have tried hard to get leisure to write to you for two weeks, but calls for help from the first hour of the morning to the midnight bell forbade. A business has been nt a total standstill, l he colored people lmvo no work, and if they want to go to the plantations to pick cotton, they are forbidden to
come, as thuv are reiranliiil aa fn;io.
porters of the poison that kills. NoU
wunsiamung, as you see by telegrams, fever is being carried all over the country, and wo are looking for the most fearful times outside the city. It is scattering itself over Hinds County, and bids fair, unless very cold weather comes soon, to reap a greater harvost in the country than it has in the city. We have buried over 800, and if we stop at 1,000 we mav bo thankful. The very pillars of society have gone down to the tomb. You seo names here and at Holly Springs whoso loss will fill all hoarts with saduess and pain. Our peoplo have behaved well. Some were filled with alarm and lied hurriedly away. Tho ravages of the fever at Grenada caused the worst form of alarm. Our evening paper lately said that the rich had Hod and loft the poor to light
...w..v, .uu mu very opposite IS
ed to choat his conscience by treating 1 true. Our bankers and capitalists and her kindly. Discovered by a man who wealthiest citizens are here and doing
" uia cuut, mill UlUIlUilU J1RU , uuum BVrviUU. MlUGCd. It 1.4
kvcu nun mu sup, Mauuigiina succeed-, ft4001- uimmiK utmost inspirod phil ing in Pittsburg, whore, when her edu- authropy to God and to suirering hu
cauon was compicieu. Alice, whom ho T luanuy. J. no cnurch lias no v
antage
told.
was
'parallel," and
doable T betwixt
The first word oat
.seven let It be, "XW Joe waltzed in his
ta "a" aim ; SWmr, siaoe he drilled them Mexicans in San Jaeinto light, Thar warn't no prouder man got up than VUtal Joe that nleht
Till "rhythm" camel He "tried to smile.
-Aad
pen to be prominent men, and calumny ( Mike, drawing it from his pocket, and serves a politically proiitable, or com-1 passing his thumb over tho edge. This
is the second time I have shown it to Tom Brady." Marblehead jumped up with an oath, but Mike was on his logs as soon as he, and held the murderous weapon menacingly. Be reasonable," said the visitor, as soon as his host sat down, 'and don't try to run away from me again. I don't
inins any ine worso ox you lor giving
mercially profitable, purpose. In small places like Pittsburg, years ago, gossip
w c uiuiu iu wo wuuuiuuj ot uauy iiic, and if it is highly spiced with unfavorable reports and remarks about this or
tuat individual, warranted or other
ir-keener pat his glasses down, w,5i tne enjoymont is considerably enand silent gaxed. t hanced.
One fice morning in June, Kehoe's
groggery was full of its usual frequent-
had taught to regard nun as her uncle. " devotion to the sick. God's nravnr.
also came to reside. The rost has been ls saints who sport amidst the thous-
! and follies of healthy days arc slcoploes . and tender, ready, and never ceasing in 1 their aid, aud I mav kv arn otr(fJ. rt
keep tho night-watch in the pestilential
Music in Half an Horn.
uny countryman, , komes of those who aro dying. I have is hobnails, called soon them holding tho headSo gently rher of music, hv- whn0 the black-vomit pourel from tho Of Taunton Mar- , month, an.l rtnintr IStHn uM. t.i.S '
SWhl unprofitable investment up and took his chair. j time."
era, loafers, local politicians, travelers Jack Geary his quietus, and since you s"bJect
v-4..i..-kn iUil IU31 l . 3
uuse xuon, ana grim coiners. Tim," said a seedv individual
barkeeper, 'guess Ike Marblehead
isot long ago a burly countryman
sianuing six Teet in Jus m at tho house of a teacher
ii K wiinm iou miies oi xaunton Mar-, mouth, and doing little acts of soothing ket. In answor to his rather powerful " rrj oinin.s
tho lady lowUos muc," ho aalf, i a , So fever mado U SLZ"S tono which Imulisd soma doubt nn thn . . t.m,. . J-' "Me- . iou
TV awiij icaia iii OUT
friendship 1 have chenshtKl no lovo of
0 Mttle kttl!my pretty kids, 'twaa touehin' to survey Tbee bearded men, with weppinga on, like school -boys at their play. They'd laagh with glee, and shoat to see cseh other lead the van, Aad Hob eat up aa monitor with a cue for a
rawaa.
"What in?" asked the busv dispenser
wiaina imutHJ, lUUHVL'U-JUlCU, KIlll
oiner poisons
" In a woman," returned his custo
mer.
The company pricked up their oars
Till the Chair gave oat "Ineinerate." and t and th. cnHP assuming an air
Brown aald he'd be durned i great imprtance, took up a position be
ar aay meh hlawed word aa that la school fore tha amntv atovn. aWntoH hla nn-i-.
ws ever leamtHi. ... , - : --' tails, and proceeded to unbosom him"Whaii"phthlels" ease they all sprang Hp, I self. '
i TswiHiiftwiaaa wuenrnx . -5 In a woman." he rauoatad. Sha
.uavuiausuuiiuare ui uis uaugnicr 1, a.awBa uuuuu ; snam Or gUSh or OVer-laudimr nfnrWa
i can't see why his ghost should haunt tlu,"on- , . 4 . . , ! nuns, sisters, or clergy of any donomii "men what l want is inst. tn tL-n & ...! .p.
. f"'" uunu i. ., . .. , .. . ""7" i iinuuu xur aiiuiilion lO sick nnnnln or 's here, become a partner in your concern. !M,.n.on. .the Pano," he replied ; but, sufferinsr sol.linr.. T t),!t- mT
this and marry your charming protege. Ieartul ot h W committing himself to j charity a most noble class but T s rilii nun i n T a commercial speculation, ho addnrl. . .1 . , . A ovv'
...... uu, . . . , , iit, uiumura, anu oeauuiui young let's make a night of it." I cautiously women of , h8f , BIU . ,f. h
- ' a.K.a . AtInlnH.I . T.. l t - -r www 1 J V dUblULt niLH
w nen Alice ana Jiatpn returnod from . , " UI uc-r .u"arS? ' ' more to loso than thnv
1 service. Mike waa intrnilnnnil in tl.m e was referred for information to fan,r m tt.., .':'" .:,."'
- asMr.TheoohilusBrouirhton. an tho lady herself, and was requested to uaIr,!.H'' .S?.1
trentlenian. not lonr in on wait while his object was renortod. . L T, " l" uo
,l"Mr.Theophilus Broughton soon cut ' " Stop a bit," he said, with evident TTZ
of ' a figure in Pittsburg. He oxchanrd mistrust of his resources, you see it is nia!m ia Bf .v i. " J"r.w ""..r?
priests and the rest of
Another blamed Greek word on theta he
taken eat ana hu:
Aafrhey eat down agi ave a aaali.
-Aad Mrewa of Calaveras waa a-twietia
ARwheaat last Brown sUaped en "gneiss" all.
He dreppea so oaual words about some 1 1 m in the dark about that
folks who dyed their hair. 1
shabby
ionable cut and excellent
a gold watch in his fob
linen, and appeared to be a gentleman
ui tv or Boineiuuig unuor, wen mannered and well educated. IInnnfnrth
aUU thtln- I MflrhlnHaa1'3 Imainaao w.o
der! am'tsho bootiful?" ? s conducted hv Marhlnhna.l
ain't a woman neither I m kindor
I saw f n Bilson's ' wrong thar she's a gal,
lar 1 atn'fahA i...ir..l
his
quality, placed eh"1, and I don't know no music li , put on clean the rm of 'em I but 1 bo come down f
like
for
a m . aw
js lor tne
us rrotostant
Y: clergymen, wo deserve tho least nraiso
hoV T. i -i . 1 u 1 ,gu C of th0 bravo meu tht toil in an epidemJSiliiiiSl t i!!Lw:,t,ilh,e ! o tho sufferings of our Fellow-
"J w a-aav l'Stll OV CVCJ LU AUUtl A3 HiULIU
advertised m Mothers when I get home." & Brough-' " You 'lon't expect to learn i
beings, and yet what a martyrdom is
ciaimeu wncn a young, wifeless, child-
tho Dunn I , i..i i" . '
Urn, and pooprf wodo7ii "ThTSld : J-?y'' 1110 ' IKltaiy EwJ IS o7
And then the Chair grew very white, and the Chair aakl he'd adjourn, Bat 1'oker Dick remarked that he would wait and get his turn, Then with a tretnblin' voice and band, and
man took a partner at all.
very
every
IK0
i it ltn... ii
soon Halph l'eaton found that " " .U1U Joun
thing, save Alice, was changed. 1 a'u PiaJng irom
. . . ' O t I. 1 1
Alarh nhnai nnmnmnMu tn lrtnl- ' luu voiuu ail
every creeu and ciiurcli is supposed to
who had answered the door.
t t . ,V-'J l . 4 ,muu" 13 PP
morning to night, and ! t ho amtt xi-& "x
thn ,l u . . ounoil IOf .1
with a waaderin' eve
Tha Chair next offered "eider-duck." and
servant
thar.
Oceans of kerosene and miles of wick
ain't no use to throw light on that thar t subject." 1
A girl about 17, or so, had become tho society of his clerk, who instinctively The country choristcr'opened his eyes. foar? Why not desire to ZllkoO,! an inmate of Ike Marblehead's hous. H?.nt-i.rmi ; 'vuutu,a u.Lif ' You don't man tl.t?" hn ctub.Vi V5 "Vl..Hcs,r.e l. ,Uo. Jl,te th0
, , . - r : wwMivu m Kti. auw iuiiua uiuusu . - . : ,wwMw-ia. i irri'ML i-amr ,othiho u i.t
ton a uau, ooiu man and an
ear round, and t.hon i i.T. " .. MV C"B" iorJ
;i;i " ui trrzr.. r thar nan' n n. th. a 1 .mcs or miume vai
m "usiucsfl, anu avoiu V.f. " l. JV . . ... (ueior IliS reward. Whv should Kiich
learr iiy not desire 1 a.Aa T ..1 fl
"""6" ..... . Kicaij i amr coming li
enemv. V rounm irom morning to Von aaaimniiroui. ..( ..a i ' . ,..
Tho trentleman nrovml to li m nTPi. night! What a heap o' monev it must 1 :.,-!.. . .. Z 5r" U41C
I follow in PitUburg. KalDh bv name. who
They'd" - here got up Three-flagered ' never saw her without feeling a strong k and looked the door and yelled: " daaira tn iln W oomn mmdntin "X9, not one mother'a son goes out till that l ae8ire 10 a nor some romantic service
i bo iibi iiib, ior instance, at tno nsK r4 Y.la nam Ui I. . ' 1 t 1 ? .
i ""ii oj iu ue iuirni. inspire ner V.nann. 1 i. . . .
eRt PHUl? Gibing is lost, but when
juu aw iiuiiuitnis oi gUOU, CieVt
lent man of busing, and under his ;jto be sure! I don' think 1'fl trouble , vith every ing to nm management the store become so profit- Only to think, strumming on Hnd not the "oli illi
eternal yoars beyond, step to the front
and engage in a struggle for the rescue
t,;"?; i. i""" r rim... nir . t:irx Ul ou,"u if tohui ot tne leanui
r iiiiii, ucunuio luuuiiuilcu WJ inn . - ... inuiyniiu u-.
possessor of his terrible secret, loft oft section. Taunton (Jtnj.) Courier.
and who she was. and what relation
shin RTiatcwl ViAfuraiin Uay. oml V.
iMck iku with i." ' i" - , ; "v" " "uv. luc ". 41
And Itils.n wnlled-then Kilson shrieked! , f4 Iuan UBCame questlon3 Of constderJaet how the tight begun, 'able moment. She was very good-
uteUeZveUTpoHnT)BarOPpeaaBd ling, nd gentleness ?nd truth, like , able that Marblehead, recovering his i a piano from morning till night, alFthe diamonds in a gold setting, made her confidence, and feeling convinced that iyear round! Well, well "and pulling Ta.1e"i91Srla,,,l1 8,d' "thy'd bely douhy ttcVve. , Broughton, for his own sake, would not ; huuslf together, tho musical militia-
And "ea tha road was raiVer dark, and mzMt"Z V? uuuu J?B
ins mgni was uamp,
thar word is snallnil !'
Wat while the words were en his Hps, he groaned and sank In pain, Aad ank with Webster on his ohest and t orceeter or hie brain.
Below the bar dodged Toker Wok and tried to look ae he 'Waw huatia' up authorities thet no one elee aaaldsee; AadJirowa got down behind the stove altewln' lie "was oold," Till it Rpsot and dowa hie legs the cinders freely rolled.
juhl several genta called "Order 1" till In his simple way Faer Smith began with "0" "R" "or" and he waa d lagged away. O, little kida, my pretty kids, down on your knees and pray! TTea've got year eddicaMea in apeaeefal sort ef way; Ar4 bear la wind thar may be sharps ess eJ48tMe4rftelin'flHare, Bat Mhewlae sllnga their bowle-kalvea without a thought or eare YwL,.w?,sti., V ,kno w 1,1 8 rest, my dears. That's all! In me you see Tho-aaly gent that lived to tell about thet sSfMifliH'-lieel 'eeased and pawed, that trathful man; tha children went their way with dowBeatt lieadH and downeast hearta hut net to sport or play. WfK when at eve the lamps were lit, and aapperlaee to bed Jiaoh child was sent, with tasks undone and Ieasoaa all unsaid, 3,6 IPO!. ?hPlF k'HO; the. awful woe that thrilW theiryoiithful frames, Aa taev dreamed" of Angel's Spelling.Bee aad thought of Truthful Jawee. -fhret Mmtt, in Xovtmbn- StrUmer's.
bosom to feel friendship for him. Kalph waa poor at that time, but industrious
and honest, promising fairly enough to live a life as profitable to others as to himself, and as handsome an American as you'll meet with from Maine to Texas. He was in old Marblehead's store and many attempts were made to pump all his knowledge of that mysterious honsehold out of him, but he was wisely silent, and kept his tongue behind his' white, even teeth, whenever Ike's private affairs were broached. Old Marblehead professed to be greatly interested in Ralph, giving him plenty of advice, after the fashion of men generally, who, forgetting the proclivities of their own youth, would have twenty-five think and act like three
score and ten.
drinking, and thought alone of money
iURKUlg.
ine year expired, and Kalph demand
.Christ's Second Cowing.
ur. yng, oi jmcw iorK, said in
re
ed the fulfillment of Marblehead's ! Pv t0 a reporter, who interviewed promise, but he was put off for another um regarding the approaching Pre-mil-
man- I cuu,,l vonuaiiou in mat city: that I " Tho whole question rests on the 1 MMiH f.1M 4 ? A t . M .a a ... a a.
Mwnuipiu oi interpretation Of ttie IJtblc.
six months, and the embarrsjwad
ner of tho old man made him fear
there was some underhand work going
uu. Broughton wished to discharge the clerk at once, but Marblehead would not permit him to carry out his wishes for some time. The lad's done no harm," he said; let him stay." But Broughton was not to be thwarted. One fine morning Ralph found a note on his desk, telling him that the firm of Marblehoad & Broughton had no further need of his services, and that any engagement existing between him and Alice was therebv rendered null
and void. Angry and wild with despair.
I fas ma.. 1 1 1 littrA t.A T).11. . .1
ttnfnrA I nn cr Alma Hfai.Mnka..l l I " . ' '...o .. . . r
-'-s, iiuHiuMi auu irougnton witn mance anu treachery, t f uncleTs crerkcame to an understand- and asked to seo old Marblehead, and
If interpreted according to tho laws of language, it moans one thing; if taken in an esoteric sense, another. If interpreted in the latter sense, then Brigham Young and the Pope have just as much ground for their doctrines as the Protestants. Said a little girl to her mother: 'Mamma, if God didn't mean what he says, why didn't ho say what he meant?' That's tho whole question. The pest-millonnialist, for instance, says that when in Matthow the coming
w i,ub uuii ui iii is spuKen oi, it moans :
tlio coming of Titus and tho lioma ..i.-i '
...... . . --w. , ii.Mir IlHinilH
oi some
monster, and knowing, too, that before morning tlicy may bo in the vortex of death, then you see manhood in its greatest attitude and the pretentions of the church to all
honor due for sacrifice and toil and martyrdom mocked and laughed at. I have been in many epidemics and been ashamed as I have observed that in tho South church-leaders get eulogium and othors laurels, while many of tho real heroes and heroines wero passed by quite forgotten. Ought not there to bo a roll of honor by which these splendid privates of the rank and file in our days of pefitildncc and death should bo made to feel that their names aro not allowed to perish? Many a plain, unpretending person who has doservod the highest
iiuuui ami uiu largest gratitude has sank under a sense of the indifference, coldness, and neglect of society. Tlmr mnnk-
no reward, but is it therefore just that
.1 "a
arra .A 70 think it moans what it says, praise hHor "
, . , ' " i praise uc
......... vDiv-iiiiiiuiuiiaiiai, will not tUCtr full dtitv Unnrhina tlw.U ' deny that the nronhncioa wnrH f..lfilin,i l" . !1.-" VTy ls.pcrbaps their best
rit-
"j"aou tunb wis uuiuiuvar was unauv tunih mi hnai oner nnf nf (!.
would re ect his proposal, hnt. oiWTn ttZ- if" " in tha iif. Tim 1.1. t V. "V.T I 1 "aY oen some days w
. . 7 -"-j 1 nikoi niiiiiiiUK ata 1 AiriJiii.riiiciri '.4 witbiia vtuuiiiAiuii.mni 11. 1 mr ft a a tnM r. i
Alice, Wlio wastooconscientioustokeep face, and breaking tilings generally. , "rrection, and ascension were all hwo K S2 i.nCh ,njPnc? ff1mlt.he Alice, ignorant of alf tCis. wasept prophesietl, and the prophecies fulfilled. ! j J e, S "Sw U. ntrvMuZm Sv f h8r Kuardl?n' 10 lo1? him carefully out of the way until nightfa 1, 4f h not sense to believe that the prophe-' ine to t ventv m les ?s 3n? nS K frankly how matters stood, and was whan. ,it-;na. t ft t.u c es concern nv U a w.i.nn.1 nn.!..,.l:it . 1 w . uvo.l'.iy nines is sullcnng. lho
hAfi, s;,:a,,i a,i .iit.i...t'4.: "T'.T" " t. , v r""" country win need ie o of ovnrr snrtam
W4- aut ia louu niiu uciiiciiLULi ui 1 ttceiVK . nofln. wnn arornd f itnf i.a u . uts 111 iikii iiiMn iiiai linn 11 rail an
, . -wa iihv t9nia .UAV kli TV AO iaVt LilLHl 1 iMiiinuiit
his consent to their union.
In a year's time, if vou still like
each other well enoueh." said tha trrlm
old man. "you shall roarrv. and I'll sat
you up in Dusiness."
IKE MAKBLKHEAD'.S SECRET.
Old
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swrrout
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arear In Wtttbuw aaaMnr.k.Vrl,..l Z.C" . i"fA . """ I ?P"B '. "Wewalk,
1. !...- .c7. ... 7 i "MBuuiii abi.iiBij, iiavci-wisarv anu irav-
el-stained. met kirn face to ft'. anrl
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I iHKKi aw acquaintance with a mockdemonstration of respect and pleasure.
iKe Marblehead, pale as death and
snaking as if In an ague-flt, bade Lis
,'aitinv 1
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Br ,u a lown not ,8r lrora riUg. y young ladv of Go in I'nriuvnAsn burg, she got isto a sleigh, and WM.Indl! Jl?Mj?ny PahS !,S' h, owed cure a husband. She hSpSd at tho consalorable famillaritv with tha r h. ; MnnU. i . l,lu
I kins. It w a ..rich. . 1,1 ibf f Vl." Y"a,"aUW1 iUllrSB.u", R n-
f vwia uiatiu 111 Lnu iiiiiiiii-aaitnirir iiinr
i a a i ""vviiiviiu v a . w
profttauie and w thout mnmiai,
iMithU friends, conscientioiulv
oopfe as all friends are in their judgS11 ' t!ne ianothr diecoyering no
n hib unarauiar, were reasonably
1
Ike Marbled, who liv.i ,n J J"Ul lni.C Alice Tot e 7
many years ago. was 7 X 'it'alnh ZZZT, ."f I!f ! . 5 ving an annual income of .500
way. keeping his money, his much uffAnr Ixifora S xeratins, wishes to marry man under
ana His affairs all to himself, nriaa. 0 I r.'"" "TA V". ".V?" r" , 01 A uw: i flU yw of age who can command 1.000
.. a . t A. - . Illirv. IMHI1 nn ImLI iui 1 1 n b r ntlf afeaa.a if . a a - -
an aimosniere of mvatarv nQ e u ....: , , ... r. ;v'",U4'44i ""t " xeranns yeariv income: in arb it?n i.
Hling him. like a UmuTuT iiaaai t- J:- "AN. , (. , 1 , u,e ot oi the old bridge, which, raised should understand tha Kn u 1 1!
I ata vwuiinii nikll inn llltl'l'f MMll I nn WAuiilri tunra
once upon a time
Ktver, a man
and called out.
in tones of agony, "Alice I Alico!" She knew that voice, and guessing the truth all at once, would have thrown herself from the sleigh, bpt Broughton's strong arm was round herwaHt, keeping her down in the seat. He sclsc.
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vKumv miiu;ius aim mo metrical system of accounts. On the 25th instant she would pass at noon through the public streets of Margaum with a green umbrella and a handkerchief of the same color in her left hand, after which she would receive suitors with their proposals, and choose one from them possessing the stipulated qualifioaiions.
tho Howards here are toilinir to tlm full
capacity of numbers, strength, and funds. We owo you a great debt of grateful remembrance for your efforts to raise moans for our relief. As I close, a mocking bird has come to my window and poured forth a cheerful song, but for 10 days not a bird has'sung a note over the homes of our plaguestricken city. Very truly yours, 0. K. Maushai.l.
Willie Dye, aged 4, accompanied his father to his saw-mill, near Tipton, Ind.,got caught in a belt and had his brains dashed out before the machinery could lie stopped. Kentucky waman has married a Air. Calico -has wedded a prints, as it werc-JVcM fyvctt KcgMcr.