Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 13, Number 23, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 December 1882 — Page 3

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ffrace might fall upon]LTJ[e took fler to Italy, hoping by tr& uoilty. mid constant care to weai»\er from her weakness.

At first there was someWht improvement, and it was whili that io. provernent lasted that thevw Lort, and Lady Vorke. Hut L*!rgevern» was not cured, and there were Hrrejfuiarities in near manner which niude them think strawiy of her, and prevailed her from beW

them. Thrv liked

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wHlinely: they were awted by his melancholy, which at firstly ^jj not understand. Lady Yorke exUied from ]/Ord Seveme a promise that wfKp they visit

England they would visit lltMr,

cjirae to West wood, and, when business ma compelled Mark to return, he kept thai

filing.

rorni»e:

but it was in fear and trem Lurline had assured her hus

band, as she had often done before that nhe would keep a strict guard over herself but again and again she had re lapsed into her old habits. For during those long months, when she had plenty of money at her command, Lady Se verne had gone from bad to worse. Her husband was at last compelled to have the assistance of Martha (ilvde but, hi spite of nil the care lavished upon her in snite of all precautions, when these terrible fits came upon I^ady Severne she always managed to get that for which her heart craved. Nothing was of any avail—pravers, tears, advice, anger, all were useless. The leautiful awl admired Iady Severne was a secret drinker, a woman who had delivered herself to the bondage of an evil spirit, to the heavv yoke or a shameful habit. Kite bribed servants she did things that in her better days she would have recoiled from doing. Yet so faithful was Marthatilyde, so loyal and thoughtful was her husband, that her terrible secret was hardly known. When Mar tha saw that a fit was inevitable, she locked her in her room and gave out to the world that she was ill. At those times I/ord Severne went almost mad with mortification and annoyance. There had liecn some terrible scenes once or twice, when Martha was off her guard and I^idy Severne made her eseatM\ f^aily Yorke, who had suspected in Italy what was wrong, now saw it plain lv, and for the sake of the household fxml Severne had been coroielled to tell her. She

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J»ok at her now." Ladv Vorke told me much the same story, adding that l.ord Sevcuie's distress. when lie was compHled to tell her the truth, was terrible. "I am very sorry for her," said Lady Yorke "but for him my pity knows no l»ounds. He cannot go into society. If lie takes her with him. ho lives in constant fear if he leaves her at home alone, his fear is greater still. His whole career is spoiled." his whole life is blighted he is miserably unhappy, and I see no hope or help lor him. is a millstone tied round his neck.

Her won Is \ver« so many Wows to me. The very novelty of the discovery made me only the more miserable, could not help asking— "If you knew of tl.is. Ij»dy Yorke. why did yon ask her here?"

Yet the thought came to m* that, if they hail never come, I should always have believed Mark to IK- dead. "1 was not sun'of it in Italy, nn.i never thought- I could never have dwarned -that it hod reached Honestly, much as I like and pity l*ml Severne, If I had known tlifi whole truth, I should not have invited them, nor would 1 -onl Yorke have done so. I cannot tell you how unpleasant it is. Kvery moment of the day I am anxious suspense and misery. What an trjwvf it would lie if any 'of Use other guests should get to know it! And a large household Kke this it is almost inijMssible to fce*p Mich a secret." "It is verv diflicelt." replied. "You will do vom best. 1 know. Miss Chester." said l^ady Vm K.\ to whom anxieties of anv Mud were quite new. "l/».d v\ e! i» has proni.-tni me that he wtl! take hi» vsf» nway as soon a* sfa« recover- and I shaH be glad.'* "Wheie \v il they go?"" I asked.

She lookt'd jus? a little surprised at the question. Ivlievhu* them to be stranger* to me.

•Somewhere on the 'on!iucnl." she answered. "He will never l»e aWe to live at that beautiful home of his." "Hut why does he not send tier awavy" "f suppose he wouhl do so if site were always alike but. you see. there art many weeks together when site is herself, ehatmlng and beautiful." "Does he love her?"* I asked»ahrtift*w. "1 think be did kve her. My c. i- the liver and Ion Is that he

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cairrie»l away by her

tiensive iut I do not tn.nK ae loves beiC* Was it so much the better, or so much the wotseV lady Yorke hastened away, and I was left to mv own thought*. I ranted that it was 2Temes!«^ panted that Mark had done wrong, it was a terrible punishment. It rendered all the gifts of fortune useless to him. I couhfsympathize with his difficulties. If he tried to put her away from him, it would only draw publie'attention to that which he was most anxious to conceal. It seemed to me that some noble motive actuated him. lie had taken the hapless woman for better or for worse, and he was trying his best, lie gave her the shield, the protection of liis name and his home." [TO BE OOXCI.T- DED NKXT WKHIC.]

THOUSANDS OF LETTERS. The proprietor* of that splendid Btrengttiener, Dr. Guyswtt's Yellow I«rk and Sarsaparila,have received thouHands of letters praising their medicine. From the testimony of many ladies, the fart in proven that as a female medicine It

was not cured, and there were i.rregu- texr-fln all others. It never fails to relieve

hat senoe of bearing, that feeling of t?*at bodily exhaust ion. that depretwed «n| gloomy state of mind incidental to dysmenorrhea.

Whpx Boarding"House Forbearance Ceases to ba a Virtue. "Mi Whittle," said an up-towh landlady, "yw niu^t get out of my house. You owe me for three weeks' hoard,

k»i)d

distressed ami grieved,

but nothing could be done. Until Lady Severne came to her senses again she could not le removed. The only thing was to maintain the fiction of illness. Mid keep her secluded in her mom. It was now three days since Martha Cilyde, going one evffltlng to put away her lady's jewels, found her insensible, and knew what luul happened. "We shall have a week of it/'she said to me "I know that." "Surely not, if wo keep everything from her." "That we cannot do. I have been sharp and diligent as detective so has my lord. You may baffle the cunning of a rogue or a thief, but never the unning of a drunkard. His lordship was very unwilling to come here," Martha continued, "but I^ady Severne promised faithfully to give no trouble in this way. She is fond of Iady Yorke, and she said it was so lonu since she had milly enjoyed herself. The third day we were here his hndsbip said to me, •Martha. 1 had hotter have died than brought In here!' lie talked to her, oh, so kindly! She cried, atid made all sorts of promises: but it

it is pia,in to#ee tli.M you don't iutefxj to pay n»e." "Madam," i»|liect Mr. Whittle, "do not say that 1 doi»'t intend to pay vou. You triuv say that I have hot paid you, or that am slow about paying you, but do not. I repeat, say that I do" not intend to pay. Philosophers have failed when thev have attempted to explore the grand organization of the human mind. After days of earnest thought Socrates failed to discover one muttered thought of the man who made his sandals. Knowing Sock to lie a philos-. opher, some of the boys bet him a pair of brass knocks against a bullfinch that ho couldn't tell us what the sandal-ma-ker intended to do. Sock took the bet. He loeked himself in a room with the sandal-maker, anil for tlireo flays he didn't take his eyes off the man. At the end of the third day Sock said: •You intend to make nie the best pair of Sunday sandals in the country. •Misled it." exclaimed the man 'I intend not to make you any more until ou have paid me for the last pair.' So you see, tii idaui, that when such a philosopher as Socrates failed to discover man's intention#, it is presumptuous in you to set yourself up as a mind-ex plorer." "Mr. Whittle. I don't care nothing about your Socks or your stockings, but 1 want my money.'' "I will withdraw from your homestead.

Well, clear out then." First let me say a few words. Dr. Tanne»- used to live in New York, didu't he'.'"

Ye i, he did." And he or.ee boarded at thlj house, didn't he?" 1 OS.

And while boarding here be learned to fa*t. I can fast all around him, for I've boarded here for several months. The longer a man boards here ho more al)le lie is for fasting, lie gets into the habit you know-—"

Hut ho had gone too far. Boardinghouse forbearance had ceased to be virtue, If Mr. Whittle is able to appear, the ease will be tried to-day.— So ru.'ot/a .Sun.

Tho Zotnali3 and Their Land. Xear the northeastern point of Africa. not far from the (lulf of Aden is a reeless range of mountains burned by the hottest suns of the globe and peopled by a wild migratory race of sinister rente. the Zomalis. Only last year did civilized Kuropcan enter tho land to ieoart alive. This was M. Georges U:\oil, a Trench traveler, already well known as an African explorer. He has iven au interesting account of the ZomaHs.

In color they are dark brown, but with straight hair and remarknble reguaritv of features, lu religion they are nominally followers of Mahomet, but have many j*»culiar superstitions and in various usages depart from the customs of tho ortbtnlox. Thus their women lake an active part in the affairs of life and do not veil the face. A^ most in talking with a stranger they hold the pen lingers in front of their mouth, or, what •avnw more singular, close the nosv «iih tu fingers.

Tin: garb »i the females is graceful, being a robe thrown around the person, leaving one arm and one breast free, uid fasteued with a brooch over the left houlder.

Thair utensils abd tools are very much those of the prehistoric races, and, like these, they hare marked (Mission for ornament Their ear-rings, curiously enough, are attached not as ours,through the lower, but through the upper lobe of the ear.

In family life they are kiwi, hospitable to those whom they trust, and remarkable n^pectful lathe aged and to idiots and the insane.

The average hotel waiter is a perfect prodigv at canls he lakes everything with his trav.

A rB\Mcujt writes: "t have recommended lr. t»oy*j»ott*s Yellow l»oek and Sarsaparill* in my practice as a general tonic. I consider* It superior to every «i Iter pnkpmraUoti in ens®s of female ooniI pUlnt* and £*neral prostration. AS a

U«w»d ptirilksr it «l «y« like a charm, and a true strengthener it has no equal,**

H'K TKLL VOU PLAINLY that SUninona Liver*Reguiator wtll rtd yr»»i of dyspepsia, parity your «y*Uin, efiahte you to sleep well, prevent oudarHal diseases and give you a hriak and vim.rotts feeling. It act* ditwtly uj upon

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beauty, and married her in a Hidden St tent against disease. It will treak op of impulse, do not think she is the t^bUU and fever ami prex-ent ihdr r«W0tti.ui whom he mmM haw chosen »um. «nt i« cooi|dee antidote to all calmly. I do n»t firnk !sc loves her p«t«oo-~Tei enUraly l»ee from now. No m.in t»nld !o\* woman ad-} '|oltti«ewalcw»«. dlcUd to that vice. He Ss very ajixioits, my unhappt Mr. Frank SWIUJ, of Indiaaapalis, grate he rs alwax* uerxct" .wl 1 "BrownNi IKW Bitter comjjmely

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The Arixona Duelists.

The editors of the daily Tombstone ISpUajih and Tombstone Independent, printed at Tombstone, Arizona, have something to write about now, and they write with all their might. Samuel Purdy of the Epitaph and Patrick Hamilton of the Independent were to fight a duel, and didn't fight because the pistols to be used couldn't be agreed upon. So they went home guiltless of each other's blood, and explanations were in order. Hamilton said^ that Purdy "weakened" when the fighting parties were a few miles over iu Sonora, and as Purdy's party was the tirst to withdraw from the bloodless field he rises to explain. The substance of it all is that Hamilton, as the challenged party, under the code had the right of choice of weapons. He chose pistols and brought a pair along with him which he and liis second insisted should be used. Purdy also brought a brace of pistol^ supposing be would Ite privileged to use one of his own. Now, it happened that Hamilton's pistols were very hard on the trigger and Purdy could not raise the hammers without using both arms. One of his wrists had lately been shattered by an accident and ho had little nse of that hand. The agreement was to fire and keep on tiring until one or both principals were down, and with Hamilton's pistols Purdy would have been at great disadvantage. Hamilton insisted upon his pistols, and his second said: "If my pistols don't go nothing goes." Then Purdv's second, after a consultation with his principal,

roposed toss up for pistols, but the second would not accept the proposition. There's nothing for it but to wait until Purdy's wrist gets well in order to give him an equal chance in the use of Hamilton's hard-cocking pistols.

The Bank Cashier's Vacation. The bank cashier and two of the directors have just finished a confidential that in the back parlor when in walks Urn secretary with a newspaper in his hand, and observes: "There it is again—another cashier embezzles $30,000 and skips." "Ah!" savs the first director. "Ah!" echoes the second. "Ah!" that reminds me," adds th* cashier. "If you hadn't happened to mention it might have forgotten it entirely. Fourteen years a^o I began to rob this hank of a few dollars at a time and cover ray offense by false entries." "No!" by the three in chorus. "I have taken $13,500 up to date, and you have not missed a dollar of it I can't restore 810 of tho sum." "Your bond!" yelled the president. "Neither signed nor dated," replied the cashier. "We'll put you in prison!" "And my friends will get mo a pardon in six months." "But think of the disgrace!" "Pooh! Think of the injury to the bank, rather." "The cashier lights a twenty-center and puts his feet on tho table, and fihe trio retire to. a corner, whisper, nod, agree, and the president returns and say*: "Young mail, here I* $600 to 'WMyou on a vacation for six weeks go and regain your lost health, and a vou want a certificate of character write us and it shall be forwarded by first mail."

LESS TENDENCY TO TAKE COLD. AH a protection from cold, Compound Oxygen Is very etticacioua. A patient writ

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He Wasn't So Absent Minded After All '•Did you ever hear of the absent-* minded man," asked the reporter of Colonel Solon, as ho entered the Dcrrick office yesterday, "who threw his coat into the cradle and hung the baby in the wardrobe?" "No-o." said Colonel Solon slowly, "but that reminds me of an absents minded roan I tackled on the cars one dav, or rather he tackled me. I was going to Kinzua, when a young man got on at Warren and sits down side of me, little box here I call my bean box.' With that he pulls out a little round box. an' shakes it, an' I hears somethin" rattle. 'Now,' *ay« he, ''spose we jest bet the cigars on there being odd or even beans in that box.' *A1T right,' says I. 'it's odd.' He opens the box and there was four beans. •You've lost,1 says he. 'Y«V savs I,

•we'll get the cigars at Kiu7.ua.' An' then, we falls to talk in1 about somethin' else a long time, until all at once says be, *1 just want to show von a little bean box I've got here.' An' he pulls out that box agin. Says be, 'Let's bet tho cigars or something on odd or even beans in this box.' Thinks I to myself, you poor, absent-minded critter, can't you member you sbowed that to me a minute ago. And I savs, "all right •*,«pose we make the bet five dollars? I thought I'd just teach him to remember tbinsrs. 'I'll do it,' *ays he, *now what Is it.** 'Even,' savs I.* He opened tbe box, and—" ••Well, what tben?" says tbe reporter, as tbe colonel paused. "He wasn't so absent-minded after al!.*' %-ud tbe coloneL "There was seven beans In that box.'' "I found out afterwards that the box bad oo bottom, or rather bad covers at both ends. On ooe of tbe covers was fastened three beans, and Ibere were four loose beans in tbe box. When tbe man who brt said odd tbe cover to which tbe beans were fastened was taken off, and ben be said even the other end was lifted."—Oil dig Derrick.

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Walnut, west side.

It is Warranted. It Is the most complete, desirable machine ever oflbred to the public.

Being the latent, it bus the advantage!., having very desirable and new Improvements.

Dont bny unttl you see It. Harry Met*eker, Inte *»llcltor for the White, wll.' la glad to see his old euslomer*.

Offloe, 117 South Third stieet, second hhi* north of Fonts, Huniar 4 tv' LIvery HiuM*. FI9K, Agent.

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Free Ui any »ddr«ss \)\mo applii-aiioii. Cantain-'k-biMijtiiius tf evwi.vihiiig

required for lVion vl tr 1*an.i.v^ tyc, with .ver 2,'-()D illi^trat'Ou*. WCM alt gootls at \vh»lcstvle pricei., quantities to *uiL Clio pmt-ViMer. TJ only inslitution in Anierici. wlio make this iliiir s|ecial liusine®*. Address MONTOOMERY WARD & CO.,

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a palatable firm* Per JfAtUtff App«tite, PrmbrmiUm of vital i'lWH Uindlspeti«« Me. aEV.J. L.TOWHSR,

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ft most excellent mud jr for tbe dabilitated vital tease.

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POPHAM^

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A SPEEDY AND POHJTIVE CtrHK FOR

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It will Cure your Indigestion

It wil! Prorant Ho.«r Mntnaith. It will Curt Sick Heatluche. ft In a Go atle Laxative.

It will Cure Heartburn.

tt Is Pleasant to Lalie.

It will Iicgulatc vour Dvci It ta Purely Vegetable. It will Assist Digestion. «Ut Care (Iatdtaal Const patlon. Tone tlx I)!i{«s".ive Portfr the BlocMl.Ciennse tU fr«» i. t!l Irnpurtfie* and t«a MMlVaiaf bte Paatlly Mrdktae. (irt a bottle and be Cured A lUi ti-! will cost you one dollar, and do yf more good than anythtnjr yon ever tried. Tri» SotUe. Ten CenU. Juat try it once.

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ThUnfXtH nt*A FtRYCIOr «sm CAN MAKE ?I8 Km 4s WmrtmmwOt

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