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II rUBLI3REI EVERT W EDXESDAT, BY
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CITICB IH EOBTNSO1' KWtfEB'S BniLDWO,
ELM BTRECTTK)mi3TA, PA.
TERtS,.jK.ou A YEAR.
JU SAAaorfpUorM tfocMvsd Tor asWwr
parted than throo month.
CViMBvliioo"sIjltrd from nil Tarte
trf the tMUiTtfy. ' Vft nolle will bs taken of
annonymoti communlcattone.
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY.
U.. jt
TI0NE3TA LODGE
I. O. of O.F.
tfTEETBVerv" Trldar'evonlnrt'af 7
HI o eu
feyvlltejo,
1 t o'clock, in tlie Hull lormoxlv occupied
ned Templar. ' - '-J-
M. ITTEL. X. O.
VT. It. DUNN, Sec'y.
Samuel D. Irwin,
A TTORNEY. COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
J itnf IlKALHSTATE ACSKNT? LoiAf
liueluwss promptly attended to. ilonosta.
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. WBWTOX PBTT1S. MILU W. TATB
PSTTIS A TATIi
ATTORNEY S XA W,
Ah ttr-t, T 10 S EST A, PA
W.W.Ms.e, -
Qdtrn A, Jenkt,
kirtrtAl Bs!
M.uot A Jeriks,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Omee.on Kim
IV Atreet, above Walawt, TlontatavfaJS
rw. tf Mareuuott, n i
, A TTORXltf COCMSKLOU-AT UW
XV Tionesta, Pa. Office on Klin Street.
T professional MrtrM vrNis 1Rrr. -S
. fVJkuhnaon ran 4) aecuree throairb m r
desired inany business entrusted to aiala
Forest Co. Collection promptly attended
Se.-etlBaFecd Ketat Aguuiq,-! ,-..'j
"ATTORNEY
AT
LAW. aad Nm
rv ri'iuc,
atevnolda'iiukHt- ,.'('
lack, Keneca St.
oilAUty, Pa.
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v .i w tCeorga F Dvjpot.O: i
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Special atten
T Jlopafiven to tlielirWi!Kiif I.nd
tle, ;onveyam'inS 'Bnd OOHertirma in
onaniro' 'iawford and BdJWemVoe.u'nMe.
rl business prompt! V tetded M ' No. S
alrfrtantils Iock. OH City,' JM; ' 'SHiy
f.ttHllwAll.T I " l. B, BMILBT.
. . r 1. 'n ...;. is
AMoraara Law,' . . JVnUU, Pa.
t)RACVfcE In the ve'ral durta'oVVe-
x, pango, vrwrord, oreat, aiu ax i join'
Inteouutia. J rj ;a j ja-ly.
I. . liUli,
. D. AMTT,
Atkomaya at trltuetin' Ptnn'a
DRACTICK In all Uia Courts of Warnsrf.
A Crawf(d, lot aitti Veuaago Cogn-
Rahnarentered Hito a or)-pnrtnerhlp. all
aalla,iitKht or Utv will roU'e iinmadlate
MtatiNtm. uiure at rraidelioa or Dr.. wt-
--ao Kim lit., Tioneata, Pa.
M-ly
.m t .. a ctarles B. Anaart, -
KXTTSTj; Centre SJreat, t f ity,
J InSinfoua! Block. . ,..r.,
Ta
Lawrenca House, '' ' " ' 4
WM.IAWRf.NCE,rRqPKi(TOi!. Thla
houos liaa JijH Tieon oponad to. the
JpnWlo and the furniture and litlinfr are
all per.. (luet will be WO) I entertained
at reaaonalile rate. I aiUiivted on Em St.,
ppoaila Superior Lnmber Co. Store. 19-ly
iw'i-ij ...rTloooata Bouse., ' :" " .
HC : ITTIELv fVoprletor. Elm St.' Tlo.
ill. naata, Va at tba mouth of the eraek,
l. 'I4tle ha thoroBfrhly: ranoTated the
Tlonatta loue,-and rahirniriei it eem
t latar, All who patronize him will be
well entertained at raonbIe rato. 10 Jy
i i' j FOlKST. HOUSE, w ...
T BLACK PROPRTKTOR. Opposite
J-" Coo Mwnna, .- Tionoata Pa. . Juat
aned, rerrthini new and xilaan aad
freth. The beat of liquor kept eonstandy
an hand; A 'portion of the public patron.
agateapeotfuUyinlicited.'' 4-17-lv
PAGCNDUR. PA., E. A. -Roberta, Pro
J. 'Pltor. Tiiii hbiel haa bean recently
' reiiuaiiiiiaa ana now- onert . superior- ac
aonamouatlona to guea's. - i . . - lift-ky.
r a." Dr. J.L. Acomb,
PHYSTCIAJTAKO STOOEO'Sr, Vho ha
liad fifteen years' experience in a large
aa aueeeesiai pace, wyi -4tHt U
' rrofeeaionat 011;'"' Oilico In riia lruft atid
tlroqarv Suire, located ia TiUioite, near
""" SHH. .. . - i , , ,,, . T ' J
IN ULS STQEE WILL BK FOUND
A t aaaortmo'nt of Medl6fne; Liquor
Tobaeco, Ciirara. SMatlonem 4llasa. PainM.
Oil, Cutkary, and fine tiroueriea,.all af Uie
oa quality, ana wm De aowal raaaonaDle
. H. juutiUKSJj, an expesatnoad Wnig-
AUrr.miNew York, ha. ehar of the t
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tor. , AJpaacriy tiyni put up aoourately. J
alar
ja i:AT. . .'j0. V. PA BE. , 'J ' t B..BW.T.
MA PARK Jt CQ. t '.
ja'j '-r k b b' s ;
iSaraer of Elm A WalnubSt. Tionaste. '
. &:'. - .' i - , i .-.,.,
Bank of Ducount and Deposit. ',,
Jateres't allowed on Tlm' Deposits.. '
OaJJeetlpiS made on all the Principal joirit
... " "of the y. 8,. ,
" ' "' '.Collection so'liclted.' I8-ly.
.. A. sa.(. rrt. ' : ' f' S i. i. nLi gwki.r.
- TIOlNrElST.. ;
HAVINGS BAIJIC; :
TWi Bank transact a Oenaral Raiiklug;
OeMarling and Exotiatie Buainesa. - '
Draft on the Principal Cities of the
17 sited States and Europe boa t,l,tnrt sold.
Ooid aud-aiilver Ikiln and (iovM-uiiinnS
Seeoritiea bought and sold.-' ?-. llonds-l
ttaavartailon the most favorable tsrui a.
TENEYCK&VANDEHSAAL
WHOLRdALR A RKTAIL
CONFECTIONERS.
STORE: Mo. 3 South Seneca Street,
KBIT DOOB TO rOIT OrriCI,
MA.1CFACT0RT: Ho. 88 North Sentta Street,
3-ly OILC'lrV. PSiNN'A.
. D... CLARK,
(coVllilSStONKR'S CLKRK, rORBJT CO., P.V.)
REAL ESTATE AGENT.-
HOUSES anil Lot fur Sal aad RENT
Wild land Tor Halo. A
I hare iiperior'frriiciefora('ertaln!ng
the condition nftaxeaand tax ilwN, Ac,
anrHnin1 tlierefore qualiled to a-t intelli
gently aa acont of thoee livlnir at a di
tance ownlnn land In the.CjttUff .' f ' "'
orflee in Commixalonere Itoofn, Court
House, TlonsallPBi
4-41-ly. D. W. CLARK.
.a .m
New ItoardliiB House.
MRS. S. S. 1TULINC.S ha built a larfte
addition to bet Jtrms. sud ia now pre
pv4 to-aipenintMlaina aitmber of paini
nrut boarder, and all transient one who
may favor her with their patronair. A
good stable ha recently been built to ac
commodate the home of Kiinsta. Charxeft
reasonable. Residence on Elm St.,' oppo
alts S. Haslet atore. r: !t.v1 ''X
A- H. PARTRIDGE,
TT X T TT -EU .El,
CHAMBER SUITS, SOFAS. TABLES,
CHAIRS, BEDSTEADS, MAT
TRESSES, . LOUNGES,
SHUNO BEDS,
FRAMING riCTVRES,
A BriCIALTT,
Ha a larse rarietr of Motildlnir of all
kind, and will frame to order all ploturea
brought to him in any atyl to auit eiiato
nr.er. Room m'eeond story of Bonner cfrMo
Kay'a uew building, Elm bt., Tionesta,
Ta, 9-3rn
OKMSiTOX k IIONUV,
a i 12 ,'J 1 "I f
CENTRE STREET, OIL CITY, PA.,
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TWINES,
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careful
AVE just brought on s complete and
carefully aolected atock of i
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PROVISIONS,
and ererything neceiary to the eompleta
ihk lanuurouaaurauerv iiause. which
.UOr hacaodaneA mil at 4a !;" .!, Ih.
m.t onl?Tb?: rW.t oTnoKj
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TEAS,
COFrEKS, . . . SUQARS,
aB
BYriUPS." -FRUITS,
' - SPI0E8. : - . -
S," i ' . f-t:-, .f; LARD,
' a"xi rtib viSickiorAit kinds,
.... .a
it the lewatt cash prises. - Goods warrant
d to be nttha bast qosiity. Call and ex
amine, aad ws believe we ran auit you.
. -.-OKO W. UOVAilDiCO.
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AONEW"it the foat OClce, baa
IV. opened oui a cUoioe
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OONifECTI0KARlE8:j'M : '.
T' "'I 'U Hri'j'Anni''
-I NnTinucfir.iti.iViuno c
A portion of the natrorauje of tbsTAlic'
V "r ( ' el - 1 ' .
MX.,
Iv AO NEW.
T10NESTA PA.,
rot's
LAST PACtV
. On a Wight nutunni day two' youti '
people, fair to look npon and well
mated, bving none other than Mr.
Robert. Lovcll and Mies Edith May,
who la a moment of ecstasy had pro
mlsed eternal fidelity each ntito the
other, vrcre walkins; , on a smooth
country road at aa hour in the middle
of the afternoon. i -' .-.
. ... i .
. . There wo a deep aubjfct between
them, for they talked earnestly and
toluMy.' , She teemed to be pleading
aud ponging,' and he explaining and 1
cruini i. .They walked on and on,
toile'al'ter mile, and the light began
to fall olid (he shadow t lengthen
:. the had hi arm and they were deep
ly interpsted, therefore they did aot
notice their surrounding!. -
..They came to a huge white fence,
tea feet high and extending eithet
way Jor a .long Ulslanoe. . Opposite
Co them was a grated gate which could
W cashed up or palled down as wat
required.. Within the gate was to be
seen a vast elliptical space and a scries
of high teats ' 1 .'
The two walkert suddenly stopped.
M Hero we are at tha terrible race
covtwo I" said Mis Edith. '
... .
Yes, here we are," rcepondod tip
tt'hcr, with a touch of suspense in his
tone. " I did not nicnn te come hither
X am sure. It was pure archlent;
lli.tt is unless yon meant tJ bring me
t:re," he added, looking at' his com
Imio with a wnUe. " ,
- M Ko, no, Bob," replied she sadly;.
Am duliig my rcry best to leAd yoa
-away fro'.u it, aud 1 could not consist
ent It wish you to look at it again.'
' "Do i 'you 'really hate and tear it so
Much V asked he, i j.. . . " :,"
Bhe clasped her hand upon his arm
and raUed her fa'-c, to ht. , .lie looked '
At hf:r. .In thodira light, nehoucld
herpeticss, her tears, and her Uvin-
biing hps. .
:xHs cEcotcd. ' C considered, lie
could not'gis It up a he woul have
rcllnquhhcd ayy evil habits, foV thbra
"Were .'other interests. tluMt; ItiK.bouud
Up hT tlie eoti r'i StlH h lovotl the girl
toq deCpfy not. to prpittisa ' Btmdthin!,
lie rapidly ran over inhAi.niiiid whtdj
e VniirBt sacrifleei-' . '"-" ;:i b-.-l
, " I cannot leava HpflTjilf at oncef
EdiUl-r .". ..I.'. ..; n.: ''.,'':-'. ...,,!
"Oh, Bob." .'! - 1
' M'3o.lLisfcn."lTli1e':,e'airi six horses
entered for the race; aud iiiy Eclipse'
Is one of them. ; She Is the favorite,
and all the betting hieu in all the
cities in the country have made bets
upon her, . or against. her, and if I
ahould withdraw her my life .would
be in danger, aud my reputation would
suffer even with the most upright
men. ' I lovemr horses devotedly,
but I would quit thcin all if yon only
breathed a wUh that I should. True,
yon do not. You wish me to give
up. racing tliem for nio:iey. Edith;
I '11 do it. f But I must run my horse
tomorrow and if I win I will quit
tlie' ' tnrf after the ,'race ; and sell
every horse but those- we shall want
tor ourselves and for our own use." . i
'". '"jr'you win? Suppose jrou do
not?"' 1 '., , : ,. ;,,:. ., '
"Tell me, Bob-suppose you dbnt
wfii, sftpoie 4 Eclso ' comes in third
cr last J ' ' '.,."'..".' -,',".. .' '
-:-.ul eatmot bear to dicara of such tt
thins," responded he, in smto a ho!
low Voico that she t tai-tcd a little j " I
fcarlt. would ruiu ui'.'," .. .,,''
-f4Bob,H said she,- earnestly and dis
tinctly, M)id?e. yoa li ked ymr for.
, tune- upon this one- race upon, this
Tcufare, in which -the smallest acci
dent may destroy ye'd? tl-.r.iccj and
yoaf .. : . ' : , ' '.
-" Yes." said Bob. . . . ..
' Tie Bnttg his head. :."
She. said no no,
figuixi shivered with-' agitation, but
she wheclpd about and walked her
lover ...straight toa'ard hoie, REftiti.
Keveraword crossed his Hps ahuut
horses and racing until they wero
about to' part,': .' . ; . ; .' ' . ' ;
. She spoke , of othor .thinfra, and
talked even pleasantly and cheerfully ;
but. when' ttiey came to her. door sha
put her arms about his peck. ,
"I Bob,1' said she, "you say if you
Win to-morrew you will leave horse,
racing for ever, and you also say if
you do not win you will be a ruined
tnanl Is that it?"
Yes," said Bob, ' I tear that 1. tha
ease." ' .
u Very well," replied she ; " now
I understand. Good-nlht, Bob."
: They said good-night ss lover have
from time immemorial, and were
a long time about it, as all lover are.
. . But jiq sooucr; had tho .young man
disappeared from sight than the young
lady-cUtvelopeJ from au elogsut girl
Into a ereaturo tf great energy aud
decision." ' " '"J
- 'Sheasiouiibed her waid-V
wiinx by askinrr her vory auddeoly if
Ihe'grooai -of "the Vncex-otit se 'stable!
mAa at a lrkZni r f linti '
,J W, now,1 ttii WonU oWi j
go ni9
woiiH you i'scl gVrally gratie d ?
MARCH 19, 1873. -
"Of course, miss."'" ' : ' :
'.? tt he. should (Tipo-bTige me '
f Why, if he dared to do that, miss
said the pert beatrty,.! M I'd give bin
such a wifsjng that he'd never gr-i
over it. Iiobliga my mistress 1 . I'd,
like to see him 1" .
Khe shut np bbtWherCstsand looked
droadf ul . 14...,,; t ; : K t .
MiMl'ifith laughed.
' " Now, Polly, I wnt you to put on '
your hat, go directly to him and tell
iiim I wish to seo him instantly, and
whoii yon are on your way back you
may tell him What you have Jubt told
I Tolly disappeared while the resolute
Miss Edith partook of supper lor
oven the most spiritual end delightful
of her set must eat. ' '
'. By the timo she had completed lice
repast the pretty maid had returned.
She was directed to bring her lover
lute, & 6miili sowing-room udjoiuin
tho sitting-room. ' r
, The girl stared, but obeyed. ' ' . '
The groom, notan ill-looking fellow,
fame ia. lie bowed and turned scar
let.:.";' ' 7 7 ;'-.' 7'"'
Miss Edith proceeded to business
cleverly. She ptit a series of sharp
Questions, stt'di as you notico women
always do when, they take ' matters
into thrirown hondd.. : ,i
" Is Mr. Ko.bert Novell's horo ia
the club stables iu the rao'ecoaiso V .
- Yes, ma'am." ..
V ." Are' ' persons admitted to the
stables as Uicy please to go ?" '' '..
' " Bless yo ito. ma'am J If they was,
half the horses, would be maimed by
the roughs of the course, so as to make
'cm lame on the day of the race that
Wouldn't do." 7 .'.''!'."
: "But the grooms sleep a little, e
Jicclally In the night-time, don't they ?
" TVy-rWhy I dnnno', ' AVe have
to work precious hard, miss. Wo
have to exorcise the hore, and speed
'em', - andi gi'pom, 'cm , like babies.
Taiu't surinisiug if wo should drop
off now cud then." '
' Oh, no '; I would If I were you,.
Tell mo who9o horis is favorite for
to-mor-'w rj on ti oy
" Mr. l'.abcrt Lovell'a ' Eclipse,'
"- WliceWsc(jnd favorite V I W-J
"Mr., Lawrcufo Blai;!;'r, 4 Tclo
graph:'1' I ;'"' f. .
, . . liwrence Black !'
Mi:s Edith knew tho
name
well
cuongli.
He w ns an oldish man of good family,
great reputed wealtli, but also a man,
of violent passions aud evil character,
lie was huudsome, butaMephistophi
lei. V He had oiice shown sorao regard
for Miss. Editti, but thatyoungperson
placed blight. on hliu so quivKly that
he had an opportunity to hate ner
before he could lovp-ber.-. -, . v-, T r J
Jiicretoro sue r.eam that be W to
be a rival of her lover's '-c It n littlo
favor nay, with aetual distrust.
. he tliwijiht for amomcnt.
Has lie got f.ittch noney depend
ing on this :-.ice ?' , ,
" Yes," nia'am; ' So" I'm told least
wise. He thinks Lis horse is better
than ' Eclipse "
" Uocs uo ?" , . , .
Thcn- bho tboifhl for a moment
more. ' ' ' :
""No- Pmgblnsf to ask-a. favor of
you.""M"
He cast a glance at Polly, who
secretly shook her head menacingly at
"him. ;" '
-1 wantto bcndtnittej to the slaWe
and to be hidden there whero 1 can
watch 5,cUpse' all night long, and I
want you to manage t get iuo in and
Cut Without bt'Ia jseeii.T f r i-p
The groom gasped j '
" AVhat.-Ttiam?" ? ..
Sho rcjicatod it.- ..-.
Tlicti she govs hiih some money.
Tolly glared at him. He camo to
his senses; und in a lew moments ho
began to think of It .seriously. He
began to niaike plahd, and after a sore
. This seemed to be a rather harttm
- ecarnm ilea for a young lady to
possess, but you only get one to love
you and she will become a giant of
daring, invention and actiou.
M tcpMiss .Edith. Jiabited In
thicK -shawl -aurP wrapsi1 ei-niy
emerged from her Ito use and . wonded
her way to the lopg and lofty stables
alone. As sits approached, a small
door opened before her and she en
tered quietly. , . ,
It was dark in spite of a lantern
hung frnru tlie ceiling, and there was
St loud tumult of stamping hoofa aud
Loivy breulhing of the horses. ' -.'
Tbia 'groou) showed her fi grain
closet he pointed to it ; she opeu4
It. He howvd her a vvtitilator in tba
jdooram pvfuli:4 tq a lutrsu emcUf
bppOMito and whispej-ed. Eclipse." ..
,' bhe 'coiujinihcndcd, ' rtnd stepped,
within the t!uotu,J hut the duur. ,
he peered out of the vo'iitiiu'lor anil
began her vigil over tlie beautiful
animal who war of'sa mii-h iuU
pprti:c. to b'cr sn'd lief. " J ' '
$2 PEK ANNUM,
Thus did the nnti-racing Miss Edith
become an" aider of nOrse-rat:lng.
' Not a movement, of the horse
escaped her eve. She became accus
tomed to the dim light and could seo
very clearly. .'..... . ,
Eleven o'olock passed, (hen twelve,
then one still Miss Edilh gazed ut
with unwearied cyo She- was. not.
apprehensive ; she was only persistent.
, Then two o'clock. Still, tho stable
was undisturbed. . The. lac tern shed
down Us uncortaiu ray aud still the
horses brentlicd loudly and novr aud
then kicked at their stalls, .. ,.,'.. j
Suddenly, at about half-pnst two,
two men seemed to rise Up out f the
darkness like shndowa. Miss Edith
was wide awake. They cautiously
approached ' " Eclipse," Who . was
standing tip. They soothed "her in
whispers. Then preseutly onestoopctt
dowu and gently lifted into his lap
cue of her hind feet. What Miss Edith
s:iw was developed on the next day.
At ten In 'tho morning the report
nn round the 'town that " Eclipso
was lamed. ' ' 1 '
Mr. Bob, white as ft sheet, rnn to
the 'stables. Tho groom had told
Tolly ; Polly had in turn told her mis
tress, who ' was nervous and agitated.
She called her' phaeton and drove
at orice to tho stables. ' '
There was a c'row'd of men rushing
hither and thilher, furious with anger
aud violently denouncing Mr. Robert
Lovcll, who Wns accused of rascality
Miss Edith demanded to See the
horse. ' 7 7 "' 7 " ' '
They led "Eclipse" up before her.
The splendid,' iutelligent animal
tccincd to look imploringly at her;
aud he held one trenibliitg hind foot
just off the ground.
Miss Edith whisperod to Bob;'wl!tt
as staiuliiigbyi ' ' ' ' -' ! .1T
was
.g by
"Can't
-!ol. v'i
you' find
out ' the' "canssj
J yd," said he; "we have looked
5a,vau. It must be that she snnpped'
some 'of tho small muscles of" her leg,
1 ehall have to withdraw her. I Sup
pose ydu know what' that- means,'
Edith."
She laughed und' then quickly bo.
camo serious and aucyy. tSha spoke
to theroom... , ., ... .7 ,'
- f Take a knife, lift up the horse's
lame foot aud you will lind a fine bit
of silk thread tied tight about about
well, the ankle I suppose."'."' .'., .
Tho groom darted to tho horse and
did us he was told. ' ' . 7 ,
A furious cry burst from, .the as
scmhlea men. , . ' ,
" Who did it, miss ? Who did it V.
" I cannot tell you," she replied,
caiuily. ' 1 know tho gentleman, aud
yoa will also know him when bo is
safe out of the country. Ho belongs
to your association, and I saw the
act dune in tho stable at half-past
two this morning. The - gentleman
will resign . hia intynbeiship within
forty-eight hours.". ,.,...'.'
This was ail. , . .
' She would not say another word. '
"Come,' Bob, get in with me and
Vt will drive home at once." V
. " Xo, I ni'tist sfny," replied Bob.
"You have saved me thus far; Edith;
now I vill look utter 4 Eclipse' until
the race Is over." ' " - 1 "
' " Eclipse" won "three straight heats
without a balk or break, ' '' ' i"1,1
'.Thiit'nightBob lelt'theeluV"
Men stared. C6uld it ' have been
Eob who Iumcd 44 Eclipse ?" " ' ' '
..-Then the secretary read the reslg
liutioii of Mr, Lawrence Black.
. Everybody hissed andran to t,ake
Bob by tho hand.
He has quitted horses how, and is
devoted to training children.'
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m twivf I'miit licit! i ruuiUi
There was a diiy tAcii Tulbyrandf
d' r'u ed ia Huvro, hot foot from Paris.
It wns the darkest hour of tho French
Revolution. Pursued by tho reign' of
terror, stripped of every vestige of
power lyni property, he secured u pas-s-.igo
to 'America in a ship about to
sail. He w is going a wanderer' to a
strange I.iud to cam hU bread and la
bor. 1
" Is tliero an American staying at
your hotel ?" ho asked the Inndlord of
the hotel. "I am bound across' the
water, and iwonld likca letter to a per
son of lulluQiieo lu, the New World."
The landlord hesitated a moment,
and thou replied,; ( . .
41 There Is a gentleman up stairs who
Is eliher tu Amuriwiii or au English
man, but which 1 cunnoi tell."
Ho pointed the way, and Telloyriivul,
who in lil'o was bishop. prin and
prime uilnister, ascemjed tho s.'jiK
A miserable fcupplieuiii he stood at the
stranger's door knocked and entered.
Ill the fur corner ot' a dimly-lighted
rocnu st a man f souiu JUty, .years,
his anus foUli di tuid hi best! bowed
OH his brenst.' J''i,om u Window direct
ly opposite,, a Hood of light poured
over his-loivliciid. - JIN eyes gated
Into T'llh'.t niiid' l':n li ' lil Ix-iic:iii
One Sqnnre (i nnh,)one Inertto-
("Hm Hiiuare ' " rnie month' .tfe'
One S'iiare " three montha M
One 8fiiare ' one jrear. - ! ea
Two square, one year - i
QnarterCol. - - M
Half " " . .. 0 M
One " - . , lee se
Legal nollres at etb1lliod rates.
Marrloc and fmth notloca, gratia.
All billn for Vfarlv. adTertinementa (M.I-
lacted quarterly. ' Trhiporary "a4ertlee"
menui muni ie paia lor in aavanoe ,r l: .,
Job work, Cash on Delivery. , '.
his dowh'c:ist'brow With A fe'iillatr' -'s
and' fcci.trhiiijf 'tSprtSsloit''.Mliir faM O
was striking In Its otilUnef tlw wisuthj i.U
and rhln Indlcalivo 4fnn Ireh.willr; .a
his form vigorous, evcnwlih1)ienoa, .c
f fifty winters. iv'; clad in a rich sad -'
distingiilshod costunU. , e.i. ;-t.'
. Tallcyrnnd' advanced i confessed i . C'
that ho wns a fugitive- nn, that. uo y.i.H
dcrthe impression thstthe gonllumart j, ..j
before .hint. tVns sn iutot i.uas, h4 to-..-.;
lir.ited liis . kiud a:l fiicliiigibfices.i .A
Uo poured fottli his hit lory Ja.fclor j rj
(jtioid French and broken Eigli-di...ti ue r
.'. "I ain a wanderer-ran ctircs' I ln !vi3
forced to fly to the Mi-w VVoibL wtiths j . il
out ft iond or hojic. Yoiv are an ;
American. . 4.1ivcmc, tbeni LDesecth
you, Idler, that I may bo qbln to y.-;
oaru my bread. ! am willing io.toib
in any lualincr-Mhc sroiies fi:t.Paris. t:' 7
have Ailed nip with tuieiHiurtoi ,-UiAt. ,
a-life of labor would bo a. iifir:nk-tc to.'nt .
st career of luxury in .Fmncn.; You n is
will give mo a letter to one b your :.
fiiemls.. A gentleman tike you hi'S
doubtless, lnauy:friondg.".. '. - . u.i T
' The strange gentlomnn roto. u, Wilts '. .',
a look that Talleymnd novcr forgot, : r. a
ho retreated towards the door ef.thoi
next rhamber, his' head still-duwa- .
cast, his eyes still looking from behind i
his darkened brow." He poko as lie
retreated -backwards, and his voice
was full of meaning: ' i ...
"I am the only man in the Now
World who can raise his hand to God -
end say : . ,
1 - " 1 have not singlo friend, not one,' "
111 UU AII1C1IC1I.
Talleyrand uevcr forgot Alio' over
whelming sadness of tho look which
accompanied these words. t 7.7 ' ;
' 44 Who are you V' ho' cried, as tho
ttrango man . retreated towards tho
MAvtiloor.. ' Vnur nnnte
" "My name," said he, with a stnilo,,,
which had nu ro of mockery than 'of."..' !
Joy iu its convulsivo cxproSnion, "is
Bcuedict.Arnold." . , ., .'
Ho was goiie, Talleyrand sank it).,,, ,(i
the cb'iilr, gasping tho words : .i" .,'!' w
" "Arnold tho traitor." . ' ' ,.
' Thus ho wtindcred over the cnrtii
'another Caiu, with the murdorpr'a , '
mark on uiibr.ow. The last twenty, f .
years of his Hfo are covered . with "ul
cloud, fjfom whose darkness but a fowIvr, jt
gleams of light Cash out upon the juigo,
of history. , , r,
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Dignity cu Doshnbille.
i Chateaubriand loved to patroiriin, " -and
was one of tho earliest, odinii'oi s
of Victor Hugo. Ho sent for the poet
while quito a boy, to seo him and paid;;
him a very high cumplimcnt on somo., ,
passages of au odo whhJi ho had writy , u
ten... Tho youth wag jathcr right
cued by h's pompous nd haughty'.' .1
snannrr..,. HoWcvpr. on one visit that
M. Hugo pait him, this fecljiig .was
6oracyhat moditlcd, ftir as they were,
sitting together, a servant opened the
dooraud brought iu an Unmensa buck-' T.
et of water. : Chateaubriand, looseucd. j
his ..cravat and, began taking off. ,
his grecu morocco slii'pcr.. Xou .!
llugp,. iiaturally . rose, t.o .take.' his.
leave, probably dpemiug that jio hint . !S
could bo stronger than this- It was
not, however, meant fura hint at all br,
for the great man would not. let him j
go, but went on., tyidressing a f uo .i,
one4Werq)rcsoiit.;i IIq removed hit;,, j
grey swsnskln jpautiilocms, his shirt, ,
his flanuel wisU;o.t, (J'ceucli tlts
criptjouR, it will be obrtorved, are parr ,
tii to detail),, aud got , into tho, big , ., ;
tub, where, hie ,wos washed by his ser- ..; v
vant. ..Afjter being dried and dressed, 5",
he cleayed his teeth, which wero no-- ,
tably beuutifuV.iind for tho caio of ',
-which hukepta wliqlocnsi.'ofdci)(isl'e
insli uincuts. Ailcr tlii lit lie epiodo "
was over, t'hateaubriund, greatly, re.
vived by his sylnshing about in .the
watQr, . beguii s nu.st aniuiaiod con
versatiou, interrupting it occasionally 7 ,
to givo his teeth nuutlier touch witl
the bruslu Alter this, Victor Jingo .
did not look, upon t'lmtcuuhu'Uul's
haughty dignity with sj miivh te.ir.
London Society, . . , ,
.
The celebrated llcnikruon, theador, ' '
was seldom known to be in a passion. ""'
Wheu at Oxford ho was one day do- "
bating with a lelloty student, who, '
not keeping his temper, threw a class
of wine in his hicc. .Mr. Ilondcison. ...
took out his handkcicliief, wiped his ,
iae, aim ouoiiyjaid : , 44 That sir, was ;..
djgitjssiou; uyw for tho argument,''
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It is related of Leasing that ho was 1
ocoislonally so ab.eut-nliitdcd thut ,'
once he-knocked at Ids owu door, '
when the winant, tit rcciiuixlng hi ' ' :
master, looked out of I lie wimiow aud -,'!
suhl, " The IVoIckii' is uoi. st home.'' ,
Oh I yen: wiJI," replicil. I.epig, '. f
composedly n iifkuig away, ' l. w Ui ,
call iigtdrt." " ' ' '
Sevulchi ul' advertising it is m they '
do . it out al'ElUabelh, N. J. Tim " '''
Joiinioiof that city eyV that a' car-
L tai'u uuterfak.er -thefa' beiit' to one of' "
the p-omuii'ut physicians of the place'
a lot..of .death, ccrtlllcutes with hi' "
ca;'d ou' tljt'iu "as. a' conipliuentoiy
Iesciil 0 tlo doctor. A m at dodge,
thiij, pC'Uiai'iJ'ft'h'il'S lo"Jvr-ey, ,
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