Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 9, Number 1, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 June 1878 — Page 7

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THE! MAIL

When the Ship Comes

B3&00

[Ctytdinued from Bixtk Pope.].

Ships audi •tofifc* fcM %aik^#*Tli

SgrfrfgMftSO *.£ alder aid's kneee. Mr..Elwood^sat In tb* wft^witfleHfc»*dM#**ef loold at the group of two, fti *MnS you arequitavalane, pamt child?'

Helen asked. 'No brothers, no elate^s?'

JlvlOD BbUpU* i*w I/IUWWI0I f't IHibadfc brtlbarjQd®®*^ aafrhJfce girl coloring Dalnfolly. 'But he—be—w»ni

coloring painfully. £|hty«*rs «M M*

•ym$

-V^way aeen

-0f$$

*iAi Rath gave a great gasjf.^ Xtm •lunoeent?

oh,

anent never

him since. Poor George! poor

d^he^a?d^er

cbeek^on the' kan?f of her

yewfrkuad. Helen /elttip^frs fall

who sat rigid, pale, and with txembfing »H

Yea, let we tell yon all, and then yon will not say that I have deceived jjoo. listen. We were ao happy—George and I together—only we two, yon know. 'm. in the evenings be came home from the city, and I used to make the tea, tbongb '4m I «m auob a little thing! There never ,s4p was so kind a brother nor such a gpod man, because now, yon sad, XM°w what young men sometime are. pb,

ped.' She paused a moment while Hejlen

*^39tT8Sr'Mr. Baldwin'* name, and robbed htm of his modey. How can I believe It, Helen? If it frsa Ht true, what did he do with the money?

And yot—and yet—I once went to a place that I beard of in the city,. find looked in a Ale of The Times till I foand the rnport of his trial and It was all so clear! He moat have done It. And still cannot believe it of my brother, *h'" Iqr he was so steady and so true.* .j""• 'And yon have never heard anything of him at all?' 'Never anytbift* at all,' the gitl said 'I do not know wbi living.'

sere be la, or if be is

•HI* name was George—George Wnm efordr Helen replied slowly. 'My d£ar, I think I can tell you aomething-^not

And that little is

much about him There ooufd not be twp Muoforts in^S&jdOjByat the same thrte yeehr ago and more knew of a prisoner of that name be tori man ofiivi and twenty—'

a young 'George's age—he is ten years

,l'

than I.'

ni$f:

older

•«m-i prisoner for forgery—' "'yi 'Yes, yes.' 'Who obtained bis release and a free pardon for a noble deed he did.' •*»1 •QeJofgS^mJr'' 'bVWber-JWl^ line whattt! did*'f

'He risked his life to save the lives1 of *, others there was mutiny in the and murder. Desperate men z™, more desperate by the kuowledi their revolt was hopeless, had of the prison warders in their hand* a few minutes It would have been all over with them. This prisoner—{bis brave man, who was convicted by a

•"'•tutstioW, Mf a wicaecrancr insdb act,m.ys d«fi?4aiedalWait»certain to save them. He did save them. they released him for bis reward." tm Ktitb sel^)d hoi* hand and kisaeft it 'Oo on, Helen tell me wort.* have very little more to tell

But if it will oomfort you, I can tell Jwhat the prison doctor said to when be left. He said, Ruth, that trial sbowded the clearest agaimt^Utf thit tmade against any man. but that his life character belied the circumstantial *5* deuce.' He said he believed him in •^oenti'

tf it were only I so!

•Urnt What would matter all our sorrow ind ****a)l his aoffarlng, if only he were inpo^jcent?' •Mind, George Warneford always said that he was Inuocent. The doctor ^rsi the Qrat to believe it., Afterward I live

heard (bat others also believed nocent.' 'Why does he not write to faol06t»le ftotM fb ml?'

ave lost fn the wlndowi in |be ehadlft early December evening thfth Ibb the room, the very man

remojeo.t and tas

storl«l DVSome lo

looked tawaxdhimaud made a ges of Invitation. Butheahook his

^people of thie honar?' 'Abl'eaki BoHk Hf have bntone brc^h-

brother.' ja—

w*brotherM

•And if he came to you, bearing In his aent on a farm bf twentv-foi

'It would be too much happiness,' she* JSltlghed. 'Helen, why hav« you sought »me oat to tell me thiaateryt 1 know—| know—that vou are keeping eomethlng back. You have come to thla poor lodg^ *f,K lug to 4e« me—me. I am ante of it. You have come with a tneesage from tnj brother. T#l me all—tall me all.\ 'Yea, dear, you h«vegneasad. We have- cot»e-~ny knother and I—from 1 Australia to ttee you. W« come in y6ur

lf wniiM Ka tfw% mtiAn ninniiifi ihA .T a .. It ...

name, and in your bfotaAr'a

behatr. We have a task before us—to

hope of our doing that. But, oh Ruth, believe SQ#oiiiikeait{ dlag to it aa to an anchor thank Ood for it eveQT

a W a

to prove u.&utvM mi^r not anooseoi, And whether we encased er not, yon.

TL«uaheUltod her eyes, bright with tea». •You know him, then?'

Hden Rluetd at BsrbrotMr. He Is pmUt changed from what htg/^^Rga

onwooldL)tknc^rhlm. Try a buy what ha la like, but think of

now and il*mM»«vd Md hooorable man, wbobiaa heatoibdtfre a frier-

great •erriee?' Helen did not blnah aa aha

And ha •YeSt 'he lovee me. The moit patient, moat deeply injured, the most honorable man, the kindest and nobleat heart In the world, loves me. Ought I not to be a proad and happy woman, dear? And you muat love me toe.'

sre here, we threejto Wfb bads Usboiior or to sustain him add ybtt wl« your part?' 'I $ i:.«i •. f. s11*11

As the girl Isy' with her faoe burled in Helen's bosom, and her arma round her neck, the man in the window rose

SX"»» turned her face uow/ud jind niat bisiQnaj with hers, while Wiehl handthaf frtlu-' bled, he atroked the long biknw^|eb[ljsy on Helen's shoulder, and belonged', not to her, but to Ruth Warneford.

Then began a ding-clanging of the dty bells for evening service*. From almost every atreet there cag)f»j the ting' ing, loud and discordsnt,'or "sweet and musical, of thejnultitedinous city churcbee—a voice'ef Cavitation to teas of thousands where there were only hundreds to bear it.

Then Ruth lifted her head and rose. She looked sbout her strangely, trying to bring her thoughts bade-to-*tne4r usual channel. •I must go to chatchshe w»id 'I play the organ at St. EtheTred's. I must go

to church.' She did not look flit to

'3«

A WONDERFUL CAVERN.

The Mammoth

IgO't

Another wonderful cave has recently been discovered neat this town. It has already been explored to the distance of tweiitythree miles in one direction, called the long route, and sixteen miles in another

oapvvtuem

encountered on the long rofrtc. One of flKin isttiVga^e for fourtelpk miles until tne passages become too narrow to admit passages aboat. wa•'

This forms the third whiclkiiarlo

Mammoth, or any other cavecv digorewd

.T*

*lf he came to you a beggar in tiftifon,*«ftt etfUMt «%o®Rj^leatHy with the weight of theae years of grae*-2* aK#*iiUctt»«rited disgrace,' sheaaid« •With nothing to aagr to yon but

Several mummified remains nave been discovered in one of the large rooms. ns, rud^earances, in tlrtrtive fSf^entntles. They present every appearance of Egyptian mummies.

Major Oeorge Sf. Proctor, of 01a?gow net ion. K.. parch ased ihe remainder oi

mummies §n fbrtheear*.

I TTy^TTS

Ruth threw herself intgLfir ter's arma, crying and too mnch lor her, thla found fcappin 'Hush, dear! Hush, my dearl' said Helen. 'I have told yon too -suddenly

told yon too snadeniy.

There—lay your and calm yourself. She went on talking ib a soft voice Intervale. 'We moat keep Not even the proft Iv yon and I difficulty onrselvi brother we three. morrow what we have to find out. and

I will

you

on must help us. We shmll ~h# appy in the years to oome. Shff 166kea again at her George—all whatever happen*: never restores to him "his honor agsin. We must live fori You must think of meeting him, Ruth,

pen* happy, if the world

KlT?^T^DfW33ffiR

gb lo chtrtrh,

for heroes werex^ed, and her^|[anft

I be«in. The organ soothes: will pray together, you and aide, oh, my slater, for turned the man. 'You Mr. Rlwood, will yon not? him, and you love him, or would not have traveled. »U, with Helen. cburoh.'

Ihe'jMhie^jff the cave,

ie Thomas %Hy-.

H^is, agb, a 4oojr-auiV*LniggI ing tomakea-pay-twenty-four actet^.

Tne newt nsmedlV as beautiful as the

Ladder* and brides JcRPudn^a

the pjiruofie navigatiq^^li wpMeUfpUt

He la Inno-' ?I«M» Anll«M«i^ cooe* TlrtrBiwr Stmt «tn tie

Action In every ed. Pri«*e 2a cents per box. For GI*LICK A BERRY, Terre Haute.

^nijfWMOTOTiiiiiwi VRWIU •alike all otlMr ra«Mdi«Sv

CtnOtmen.—Aboat twlr#

TC«

Old

....... *"i» im «klta .Ui rather Kemp's Old Folk* Concert tenor sinirer. 1 took a crcre cold saa. •t Newark. B.

for tale by alt Wholesale aiul

1st* thronghontUie United States and

COLLINS

Ah Ef(^iio-fealvanio Battery combihetf witKm lliflily Medicated Plaster ooniaining (he choicest medicinal Qama -and Calsams known to modern Pliai^ macy.

Thc*e rinatcrs ha»e now been before the Jttblje lor two yean, antl, uotwtthitandlnff tlio lmntsow number of remedies in the fonn of liniments, 10tlous. pain-curi/ri, »nd ordinary piasters, they hare Steadily laereatoa in salo and met with universal approval, as evidcitccd by over one tuon»ana ansolicited testluioulul* in our possc»slon. Many reirarkuble eases b*ve been eeriifled to bjr well*, known cltlseus in all parts of the United States, copies of which will be scut freo of charge to any one desiring them. Improvements. In many ways, have been mnrio.M suggested by experience Mia n*c,unlit It believed iliat tliey are evjcriL ruspct t, and the b**t platter

the cut rioublo «at

and we

I will come,' he answered. Why did be bow his head and aink upon a chair? 'My mind is full of my brother,' Ruth said. 'George is every where tonight. I beard his voice in yours, Mr. Elwood his voice that I thought never to hear again. Let us go to the ohurch.' [TO BB CONTINUED.]

iat of tuy other plaster, ihe efforts of the proprlet fester In the world for the li*ft u»r remedy cin be bought, Bum..jiMbtM d'-alcrs will be foana ready to nt tticm lor mniivet and sndeavoc itDM^U^us. If you ask fur I

INVvoltaig PLASTER

Dave It ity»n nave to send to us for It. 1 Sold by all Wholesalo and Retail Drugilsts' rongbontthe United States and Canadas, and by kkks A Pottcb, Proprietors, Boston Mass.

sadaolie «s»

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7 7 3 A I IT aT

jg3^TCTiaTAl^ TSTAITr

SSS2

IntenlB trcaUttou. the icla

anilalKcnd.ltacta«poa. ... ami Um akla molM,^nt aeatrallaia tb« dtiii

tbatiaa fbnd lie way Into ft* •tooittMaad .j into Ikt btood. ThM ptopeMN ta direct ton*, kiid Aoea aot Ktn MMbsW

iagwoltj to dcvMo a iuor« rsuosul

IOSMUIDMICOBS.

Tlito colli broirtr«

of Catarrh, vhidi 1 l):.Utca Wltk remedy for foor weeks wUhoat «|vslV itui-ftdeslsafcm? to sin# a sow. rst attack of Catarrh ladKftni^Pas^«^

I wao flnallr obliged to givo up ann-tt dealcaSli Itloa and retara home, vuat.le to sing a ao(e ree years altenrnrds I was unable siasat throat so scmiUvs the prcili ai'ark. lcarlcg

las on a nreaa ai 'ark. icaricg me pro v.,

(rated, latnts war Ieontinti- it »ufl» r. The lam' attack,the scvcrni I ever i, -i» terrible. I m|k vrla-'lnc pa!» In niy head*war acarc.ly aule to apesk. a»d. f. 1 thought I was going int« itlon.and 1 flnulr bcllera that bad a couUnned wltiiout relief Ihty ..idercd me an Tletliri. When _inf condition, I roramcnecd the oso ofSAxroEP'a Radical Ccbs ra Catabcii. tcry reluctantly. I conftM. a* I had trird all thoadvciV mil-a wjtboatb'niflt.

il|tiffli|1ne gave me the greatest relict..: hiMHfipeswble for one whove head aches, eyes ache, who can scarcely ar.lcnlatc distmetly oa acofthechokingaccnmulatlone In bia throat,, iliie bow mncli relief I obtained from theitnc .nation ofSAxroBD's Radical Cr« Under iinlwnec,boih Internal and external, I rapidly an occasional bm of the remedy, tlrcty freo from Catarrh, for the -tdi

j^j^^^s^^j^ntlrciy free from Catarrh, for

Mass., Jan. 8,1378. chnsc'l the i:«ifOAt. Crxx of OSO.' .L

(tot, r.nmforU iiailding. 'contains Dr Sanford*s

XnhaUoa TSbCi Kill* lull dlrccUons for dmi la-all aM

1Trlu,Bw.

am_j

these UMe PWIs7 They also relieve Distress from Dyspe sia. Indigestion aid Tn Hewty Eatln tA perfect remedy ir Dlulness, Mausei,, Drowsiness,Bad Tas In the Mouth, CoaU Tongue, Pnln In tie Side, Ac. They reg ilate the Bowels an 1 prevent Constlpatlo m#Wlsa TMswal 1Onlr one pttt s~tftM s.'

IVER PILLS.

IceS 3$ cent

est and easiest to take. Onlr 40 In a vlals Purely Vegetable Bold by all Druggists.

CARTER MEDICINE CO, Prop'n, Erie,

Tire Vlals bf asaM tor one dollar.

Dr.A.G.OLIN'SH

all er talta vss» Mil

spail qf gh for 'a"

talkstr. s. LAVlfeeisaaMsgtMaalvM

XCt% fallrati,

__ iMnt, are

yoaagsad nil. Vslssbk M«k« •miWH. Haw la to baaltky aai Un.lnrj'Mr itaU Ihb

or river roiite,

8anea

tafcrnartne fer lb. of a pirate •?5SKitS?

CtFFORiyS

FEBRIFUGE

Great excitement prevails over this t«ry f'JL .. Westnot street, Lonisville, Kv^ purchased three of J.ILiniAllllfil.fM^ themuinmics, and has them

TttB«Mr*»ips«ii«lNMas

ORKAT ftEM BtTF I I

TRAOC MARK.

especial)

Wea(t»#es^3:

sans®.'

(eocy,and

Ir ftiirtw

fWt to

inumn^ti 01 wtorrfc oo wiw

Ij^ANltf

The first dote of this

rv? ifniveMm^tiiMSkittide.Wlfi i«i .u»e bI^

of years

IflKii"

*2MAJnS jIXtt-VAT iwm i, nrerent WlUi

NlEOl6(ift Cdir 9pVrMnV,BidUs.jr,S

I N VALI D«' ^OT*L^ large number of Invalid in»n!o/V|j ailj' ilo, mint every quae tor ofTm: ITiihciI :.te»

'lite very vl*lt BnOalo, ami Caimdi

MnAXTAMUSM SWTWB MThtr InvalWs' WrTdf uiaHanysl •ilng ls l»cr

lsui«rM-iiiii|)l''tiilu its uiwlnliiuitff tliau wnj lar lii -tMmibn lu tine

worw.

h«V

also

Tli« btilMIng Is h»c

In om- if the nm* lieadtliftd ami AeslruMe pwilous oC llrUty ^:I)atbl'V«lKL cnini)iaul3 a iUie view of Laktcountry,

Hr«n- (Ifinat%l v«nd.cninnian«la a iUiejik.1

o«.i£auUftil pnrlcs. TImb Hotel Is. funilshc

kind* of iiMiroveil bntlnwmid tutsnlMcoanectol willr It a w-ll^ii|MUiicl gyAinaslum ^und bowling alkj le ail?ril iirnMr means of cXcrelsc. nwoRio iir niedleal,:

(IIIHm

MSE ASES of all fiHTii*, wlwiher ru)«liv

'ill.Ill tlK' 1»IKC,MB 1 ..rtiiw»h

liiir niedleal, funrical, or mectmnleul. trcatnrciit. conic fii.lu UK- iiMvinec of onr several specialties.

Of froSIEN.—Eipi-clnllf are the AkUI-

ilfi. •rtiiMlnflrtuary of a Mini'|nr erdcr as n^aVilf ill: rMii'MJl.il nwaus'sii'V apjiilaupas for tlie ciuv diseases neenllar (i Ibiuiiles. Tl iDMiwanou, of trulc.' elKjmlca electri*-Ui niiul, awl other i(inrovc»l butlis^ls In «iaiiv eases uaim'alaaMe aMxiitirj to the r-tticlln!

all tlu9c ehronle e|iiiiinvnwiiV In elc nwans to which we resort In sucli cases. I»i 16 tlic iarftwe, l^neral shumpoolnp, 8*e«i

Oictlon li move*!D. ami

nieufs«nd light ciOistliinlc extrriw^ lolnlljien nud eqmnlw tlte elrematinn of til# lilooiT in tlu* sjstem, ruiiuvv congi stod parts, lnpnvo dlgcslton, •tn ncniien the muscles, prMuce Important bent n«ul ln-itll rexes to wlilcH tlwsc means are r.ppllcr.bl«% ".o -xpcrluieirtliig Is resorto-d to In llic, tfrntUKS /^hcH»j'«( «-Ki)fl-i, mil l|u ..... to win tin- eoittlltlon of, .... Illathxi llu: sleeping unartmtnt,, tlw cheering m-IWh-aT? or muslfc. social Ihtereour* inrtofcentjnuues for ainiiscnKtit, and all tliose npt-nek.-s which tetiU to aroSsd tliC'-tulnd jnf U»C J)Mlcnjt from despomlcncy,

CI ion-a (St. Vltus's Dance), and oilier ncnouf ngecr^ tlom. receive tlic attention of nn «7frt In Jhb. W^ l.ilty. hy which tlie greatest skill Is attained aiid the most iiuppv results secured. 1XKU DISKASBS.—Tills division of tlie pracllpsln. tlie invalids' Hotel Is very *Wy nwnfttH1 hy tleman of mature Judgment and skill. Tlirnat, and Lung Diseases arowery l«r| In this department, and wltli ly/Hilts.whlf highly tcritirying to both ph)-sl«la and tTt AXOKAItw 8ryc|al, atffitlon Is delicate

Ia-fSllA* atuvtait wthswty 'suit u»,»hojUdcone directly to tl

Is glven tether^ mt\

on allliicominf

accessible bycarrtagPjQi

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piucngers and __ __

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rnid has laaUtM lata l» arlMlhf nw'iKt,tttoi aiass""",

f&m whwsa-

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evMeaasof this most OltMtHal

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lie It euna the Met^i

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Isms,

and Uieir ar« ia&ia A»#'»va»i't'

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lit td rim-tJT JMMMiit! fiflriff ffff we

4 TT t". »lr tihM't. Cterileabtfsfree. iiiiwi woBTaao».S(bMM.a%

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'fiiis stimdimi articW" is-«ooj|-lonndcd With tltc greatest care, Its

eff^t« :are as

JUll VM

D6.00 WORia RF JIWILET FOB $1.00,

ias%tha ionnuK stock vhilh is left on my hands, owing to the dull trade last fall, ano Idtitn ev5y-m*n oftKe IT. S. my complete catalogue of 56 pages, containing hundreds •f illustration* of latest *yle» Jewelry, and every watch known ia this country, at prices offend before, 1 will send, oa receipt ef OXK lOH.All by mail, post-paid, the above na Catalo(i|e,«ecethcy wahtlw feraad

A rtxti},, jf^wr.Tispw CAI

The lojrttl q»lw% OmtdMi 1 GR»nS Rbaian Meek Chain. 1 ..v ^i l^octMt aei with Cameo. .1.- -t

Indies Set, Pin and Earrings^,,• .*1 ksjsyi, Scarf Pin set with Cameo* .^1 Sat (3) Spiral Engraved Studs

AU the above articles warranted to be of the finest Casket. Satisfaction guarameed or inpney rttiiQied. F. dollan. Address order*. 1 .a

wontlerftil ^and

It restorts gray Or faded liAiif W its voiUKftil ^olor.

r6tnd\ (&

**T 'iV/

all enrpti(^V^^h«n»

and dandruff! It g!rc3 t1t6 Itfcfld a coolings soothing sensntion df gi^at comfort, ali(l the scalp -fey itfc o'sb

$y ife tbitic firopertiies It r^tpres the capillary glands to their normal' vigor, prov6rfting baldness, and making ,|he.

thalr

strong.

jliidi

dressing, nothing h&3

fotiitd so cffectnal 6r desirable.' iqh

A. A.effaces,

H. IX, State

As*

I consider it the Bkst Prkparatioji

to—

T4«is,«l«gimt i»r?pa«^ipn J*5 reUed on toebai^c Ibocolorofiho heard from gray or any other Wn d^si niJ)lo pliade^tft at discretion* It is easily applied^ bein|f ittooopreparation, and qaickly and effectually produces a per* naaeuft oolo*^ whidt will pHm| '.jrttbi.aor^a8)i o'h Jwwlyiga"

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ICAL

lnforma-ion. frw. to JOlSX K. wUOIJ CO. Ccmpoanders, Cbteaao, 1U.

T-r-rrr/

Grand. Collar Button, (s) engravei" Uful Sw Ri

Pair engraved Sleeve Buttons,

Ring.

Band Ring.

Fine

Rin|t

te, and a're put up in a Morpoco ipt of FOUR caskets sent on receii

WWACOBY, 186 State St., Chicago, UL

SURE

O VE1BS TO PAY FOR A FAll31. 84 tO '8IO Per

Send far- imMi»hletfRnffllah or j,, Cierman. Address' tT. O. Hi GlIART,

'-li

Acre.!

jBeecIl, vN Maple Land In Michigan TatheHI LLION AC&E GRANT of... tbe Grandl Raptda and Indiana j?

RatlroadCempauy. I E E E II

•ironccaell-anre cropa—plenty oftlmIter—uo tlruugUl-110 chinch buffs— .... r, ^rtf-hoppen,** tK^nhti^W!*cbTtaa~pnre water-ready market* -schools-HaUroad completed through centre of the (grant.

LaadCommlmloner.

S GRAND BAPim, 2U1CH.

AViROSIA

RING'S AMBROSIA BE8TOP.BS

GRAY HAIIt SO IT* OAIGINAL COLOR.

RING'S AMBROSIA ERADICATES DANDRUFF,

Oitrcs Bumort,

.A*»

Itomsff of tbe Scalp.

RING'S AMBROSIA Prevent* Baldness AadLfirseoaatfjr bsbms Nsw

Ml#

arow ota B»M fimom.

SOLD BY DRUGGISTS Aad MERCHANTS CwywlKrt

Mg we Obut per

EilLTuBBS*Ca Proiirietors

isle *9 OtJLICK A BEERY,

wtoleeele and zetaSl Druggists, Terra Haate,

Ind.

Terms HAL-

at flpse. AQajress is .Melee.

Atlidmc. Second aryJSyptalJus cared In S wlthoot Mercnry or ioeoo* Pamphlet fre«.

\«uleo«e to baslntm. bozMS.Cbleato, Jll.