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E TRITE !END oir rintt........._ _ t • I T i VOLUME 28---NUMB i'llot.r - t-,rtiFtitt:: : ' : Katy - . . Oh. they tell me - thou'art - dead, KatiDarlhig: Th a t thy entire we may ,never•inore behold Did they tell- thee I wait false:Katy Darling; Or my love for thee Istior'# g t o wn co ld Ir Oh, they knew-not the Wing, Of the hearts of Erin's sona•to ' - 't. • • When a love like to thine, Katy' Darling, Is a goal. to the race that haluns. •' Oh hear me, street Katy, For the wild flowers greet nie, Katy Darling. And the ldve birds are'shiging on each tree; Wilt thou never more.heir me; Katy - pa:ll4 t Behold, lore, Tm waitiaglor thee: , . Tm kneeling by thy grave;Katy Darling, • This world is all a blank World to me! Oh, couldet thou hear my railing, Katy Di • Cr think, sighing foi.theis; . 1 _-, Oh. methinks the stars are:weeping, By . their soft and lambent isht;-, • And thy heart would be melting -KatY Darin Could thciu See thy lone Der,mott this night Oh; listen, sweet Katy I For the wild flowers are sleeping. Katy Darling, And the love=bir ds are neatling in sad' treS; Wilt thou never more hear me, Katy - Darling Or know, love, I'm Ineeling by thee! j 1s useless all mrweeping. Katy'Darling, Bat ra pray that t'iy spirit be my guide; And-that when my life , is spent, ,Katy llailing; .10 They will lay me .down to , rest by thy side ; K Oh. a huge great . grief th. beating, Through I scarce cm heave a sigh; And ever bp dreaming, Sat e 'Darling; Of thy love every diy 4'l_l die. : " • Farewell, then; sweet Katy! • For the wild ,flowers - will blossOM, Katy Darling, ' And the love-birds will t warble. on each tree; But in Hearen I shall meet thee; Katy ,Darling, For there, lore„thtau'r m t waiting for_e I FEARFUL NIGRT--RIDE. ' Is , my, Special engine ready r - In a moment sir; the engine man will be here - 'directly. What speed do-:You i. ?' • _ • At. least a tnpe a minute Very good ? *; the - .perfectly clear, and:wliktiv n ly one light earriage4, can he.easily.dcine.' . • , not giant even that ;. haia all my despatel*s-r6dy in ; my ponket, and shall go upon th e engine.'. : 'You will hardly have eyei left in your head if you do , sir, :13etter hate a. first rate carriage, put to, it' • ' Never fear am tolerabli aecusiotn ed to that sort of thing.; -- Never:blink. an eye in the fongest,et your tiinneri.' • • . Very well,.sir -you know beit. .your train, and of -. course yen 'ma v . either ride on the engine or in a earrriage,, as you-pidas:e.!, • • • . " The engine,: Olen; and bestnart:; 7 moment , spent.' here is lost. 7 ' lion on the'plaaorm el-no e x tensive; tai) ; way •stationin Iklarge town in :the north of England.- -Ary` interlocutor: was the, resident Alperinl edefit,, -• I was-the bear er,of despatches of great, importance : for, 'a Liindon morning newspaper, and isome-i : what more than- three hoiti* was t iit meist shave of time I couldaifford-to shoot .over t fie :?.. ;riles or rail - . which .-Septirtk led:ine from -t he office in : the:Strand.- It was a pleasant - slimmer evening- and the -rich radianer bf. the *ttittig sun streamed ihrougl• the sky-lights of the huge iron roof, ind-gparkled -attiong tile * web that interlxed harsand bolts which i stretched' in 'vnas.of angles an d. lozenges, 1 and all rnateeT'of inathematital fig,uresi beneath i t —the Metalic rafters of the_ ter- I minus. .(n the half dtiaen .w_ hich.! divided tie two platforms' , lay as usual,l l ong br ngs of first and-second ;class car-, fi age , in the process of :being-furnished I u p lady gang of 'Coidur"opclad pnr-1 te. On the left line of ralils stood my srcial engine, bright - and -bra.zen 4 anti ; Frieling as it shpt its spiral eolumn •Ishing, whistling' steam.-upwards from( he brazen cone, w,bich appeared to act as a ebitnney for The-fierce vapor," Some half- dogma ! porters;i: poi icernbn, and news venders, stood earetessly about In see the start ;' and. the. stoker .of the special,' a greasy Masi l of solid fustian, with a wonderfully- dirty-. c:e; clambered mechanically about the Ott ne, after the, manner of Inc tribe;listlessly ribbing the gleaming metal with a handful of oily' tags. - What can be the matter with West Thorpe ?' eiclaimed 'the sitperintendent.! lie don't stay long hereir thaesthe•way lie does hi, d u ty.' have sent two porters eller - 111111,- vs l il a policeman ; 4 be reported himself & for they this Morning.' : .c i•. • _ L Whai !has he been ill '1"-ssiid . ' He's iteler been -the - seine man, sir, since Mary Sjane died . ,so suddenly,' re 7. plied the policeman; 'Oh, bother I we can't allow love.sick - engine drivers On this line,' Struck in'the ..superintendent. • ' But why don't yOil let Me have ask. other plan if ibis - Mr. - WestborpeOf yours is not fit for his Workl ..You ha*OPi"tY of hand, I suppoSe?' - - Why yes sir; but Alm fact is that our men have'heen worked -a good deal late ly;snd as Wet tliiiipe'lentback 'word this tnorrnngtuat be.wats_rettslyti - „, come back .we Made, iitkarraipicinent.s ac cordingly ' • Seven o'clock past,' -1 feplied-- gland dog at the station dial; if :outdo "net start mein five : mintites T countertnsud the engine, and will hare .my _ But - bef ore the five mintrtes were elaps d i the tardy', engine man made hie.ap .Pearauce. lie was *filed op in a 'shag- SY Pet jacket, intialkerattief rottn!i" the hnier part of his ;iface;atxtthe brass . hound front of his calf-Was down ever hfs forehead, artd T. c o uld observe .. : th e bright .1141 low. glare - tif:.-tris. eyes and the-dammr paint - of his ckieekS. ' n it these appearances bnnrever;to mere Paising indisposition I took :no-,otitice-{Or them; nor-dtd„Lnernarif.:iFith any- ratan ti oth Ith oughit was, visible etiough;:ine, , , restless nervoitsaristp-An-41which-44-40Pli: appeared ito his band ivernided, the glanced quickli:akoisrafrOni fitce to feoe.' and then beganan • Odd . fielgetr. .142ft, t . r to.button and untin*iit;ll,lPtku_PD''..io.tiiit. jackc?,:Ttii4i4T.earmicAts;lase it 26 , . ~. ;dame . raelat another •time; _but, I. w a s too ea r for the stall to attend to,them. : I - "I . ft i West horpeil - exclaimed'. Ilia fl u: ,!" r ; ,!pc i rnte , dtint; • - "if - this is - the - way yoii i choose.to irent ynurtsmployers, I can tell eY7 - thin': you - shan't long be 'one of .their ~,„_pt i loYei . my Atte f'llcnic.' • • . : -,- .. Thetengine mail " uttered . -something, rklie4' not *bat,anil hanically got-up- Ori the engine.. i'. e 4 You shun tlie;' its . e ci"clock train at ' , •Brainsby atatienl--d, O you hear,. Wes •thorpe 7 •!and - the Innet olclock goods tfain : at Tharnley - Cross ; tthey will . wait for on on .the sidings. 1 And, I say, mind oti keep a 'sharp . lookont ; don't spare he whistle ; and go asy through the sta tins.' • ,: . ' ' -- - - • - - • - "Oh, I'll leolt-after alt t k i?at,'l 'exclaim -• d .niiddin at the s perintendent ,as I . t I _Clambered pun' the. e gine. - ' yoti know 1. itini , an o il railway. bird.- - Good night. • -We Shatet. et•the gra a grow under ,our wheels.,..lOotrie now, Mr. Westhokpei go ahead and let's pave a taste•of the quality of.tlict .'llaitartis.'• . ' - ..Thn,etigine man touched hie 'cap, pull ell, one leire,r (blurt), thrust another hack, the dill ‘ingt *heel Stirked,' slid 'dole?' tly roiln4- a dater) times without advanctrig,• 'turd tlien, • hitin :''Frecariling to the tech niCal he %!cf moved along the p!at form ,he wiper-it ten . dent follownig:us. nil, reite ti.ig lest . ettons -t o the driver. :. •Th ' lone! pint 'bi l e'. ehee—C bee--ch " 1 / a 0-i engine raiddly grew quicker, arid li i we ri led tiro' . g 1 drib outskirts a alit- 16,1 thin, iy palic mien I with :bundles •of _i• Ll', and' line fin q, and porters leaning:tip n : , switc I l iull ; end - with - ' trivial ...jot s from on - int ilacing line oft rail 3 to a - other •g azin •1. ng motionl as lines f of 'e rat lass carriages. and arrar 41s call Se itriteks; arid by th opening e I I shed's, fr 'm whici the livid gl ams of eu - rn naces an the' rin of hame :rig glee -1 - ed and rattled . ; nid by hissing shriek; I Pi ol 11 ,g'in'i•si, notiv• mot iankes, the hit-' eii de dropping rill glowinOly . beneath , ils in, alien . ertiwling• baCkwards and fo - w rd as enginesi at railway !stations al ao, ys ri,as if they had sante! liin e ,a- on their tanul.4 and yield hot rest peaceably. And then camo the land tearing t rush - With *160 4 we.flew ,under.bridges;; the whri tle dunthe diemar4diriek: and the Small)- ! er 'Tibias! of steatu and damp - rushing at - a we' tore ti rough a short tunnel, a d alma we went% fairly upon.. our web iiittli 'open county., the lights and high clarn ys of the 'great mantifileturing toitti parkling anittowering behind, atid heel!, t i the - fields siretchinff . away . on itigt ing their •qistinctne,ts in: the ri sing e ening mist .:_. • . I 1 ' . " 1 .0 , M . AYest4rpe I, crack on ! A .good upP r, and a 'better'. bottle of wine for 'ill) , w en we go. In torrn:l' , - . 4 T a nk'°c sir!' said the min, but with ant lo kin itiln my face; and then turn ing a ay, etlregan.le -grope for same thine' n.the triauing4n ishich' he stood, utte 'rig 'till the while tio:tiniselfl . -There 5 : h sn e : is n t , 1 ilm' h i :1 11 l e he d ir4 'a ; . ° d t a i n t j i d rn ; -i; i i :v: l l : tth c evident reirvb aebdet! l l i tainntetl'alh; the s, nut t a idressed hitninot a we 41.. '.AI tilt! yer bile be . speed lof the engine ias - pidl,,V incteroung. tfhe clattering ) 'h " - Is _ ...,,o Va 1 I. - ~ of dr op ning and shut ting valires; as they I alte ately let on and cut '!of the steam, gre i flutter and faster, and they Tattled .lik the continuous roll of a drum. The hedgeslry.the wayside - flew by in a t long. duski line, which tr!ight. bare white been Shim s or stone vial -_. or wooden palings. Ilie . waging- tnotio o t engine grew ¶o:be quc , swinging . 3 i . 'toles whicli .supported the.. wires faille elect 'c telpgrriph. flevi....by us.as though lefili €r in :rapid procession; bridges i oottleti a' inOmeit `lief Ore us, 'like dark .tripes cut irit the sky, il land :then with ti ,team ihri4k - land a lin tide were left be hind; ,On 1 along high l embankinents ; doirti withi - a sweep between deep .cut ti n• i ' tis .---' ' b I - • tinga; p t. stations, wrt t ieirteat wan ing roolii,illighsignal , phles and ' railed pito fonnll i - -On, onl - Mile- stone after ' Mile stonbiflevr bir. The steam monster seemed • Instinct Iwith life -It bounded likeit mad Ihing on: the rails ; the coup huge of the tender creaked and strained; the glareifiom the furnace and. t niAcohe-light ermi, gleam Oufbig, eye Ike lamp flew, like flashes: - of aurora bo lis along the gr slopes. of cuttings i; th red hot cin de froth 1 the chimney wnt sparkling al ft _iron the air; and al hough not a b th orwind wait stirring, a hurricane ? 4 co and! iercing, such as the eye could ha dip w thstand; appeared to be tearing by us_ ba k into the loaf some night. So fa all .. Weft: • - We *ere going with a el V' at /39 not I)nprec ented speed. and I - lilt Well acqaain ed' with - railway ir se to feet riervima, I knew the line eaf and•the pightwas.quite bright. 7 en 113 h'f t its to. pe ', e any signal half leatiSs tile, Wesili ipti stood fidgeting i :eri h the tigine. `$ Itikas never still for a" omen I The sto er leant against the Ira Is , clut hingthteitidii it athick' me, in ' ' ed ' • 1 - 'I t: .alann . anxious manner.- , could i . roe all this by Ibillight - .cif the letup, ich - -hting. close tathe gauge whichtells :..lieight of this Water in Ihe boiler. 'On, on, onl - .mile after mile, end sta ion after stet on 1 -Oa by dark clumps of it Ire' ' tid - tp . st lire lights Of - tillages and liistifi an, farm ousel ; and across long, dim lean - use s of ild , °pelt - Country We, lati '. ;be fro twenty - firs to that r . miles. [Oa' - e joarne ..- :., ,-.,. t, ,-... .. ... ' ' . 11'. •#'t•rO if 0 •0 111 '11. 41 V -15 •!. a ItO . Ott to • •11, and sieietieg tb 'prof 6 litittOkritSibiopeii - eAr r - ' - - ' -. 1 ,; - - be - seeker - time op close to ' me,- and i t i list` fut . a-- - reply."" - ~.. , L_: •.. - . .7 . .. . ,- -ea 'eel Aitivet kt4ed irickii from . ,outis . - 1041etietbeir tif ail& eyes . glared like iir •-beisei; and thee - he suddenly ex-. *lei loins fellovriabover4—'. '-'.- • . L: . • 1 • 1 I ei= - 41effrieei *eke I• , _ More exeatii,' I vn . 'letia,V-411tigentlei*Onuat'lleve. mooi.e et '1.•t...-Neveir iiiiiitlifel‘-eteau ' - -- 1 : Wu* .itied !; 0 1411e eettenet: 10 :..was ' -, :;1tp,N7R0 , q; .. .:Y - A„,,..:1 1 1M41.), - ATIXQRTsitING.,. : JUNE :3 JefrieicAs I fou d the stoker was called. Ile hesitated— •.• . = shouted Westin - aim: • Ay ; the heaven. ahove:-As there, do -your duty,- or .over .yowl,en the : rails !" • . The t-nati still. ..lingered' with . the . spade :in hia .Weirliorre kicked .oen the furnace doer. heard, - the:soar: of:the fierce lire above- the , lADWI.-of whet ap-! peared to. IM- the ternadp we were stem : . • I intorpoied. . • . . . 4 t hink ,we Are getting over the graund very well,' I faltere(L Jeffries made .a.! as: much as to say,' Thef.e ;you see!' •- • .- _ You dOn't want:• to go .cplicker.?' said Westitorpe,..ipA; king, low" and 'cry fait. .I:shofok - my 114 ad. _ .• Well, I 4101": roared the excited man: ' Coke, 4effrie;i, coke !"; .. , . . . . • And le struc ,t he stoker. a. violent blow *kir flisplenche list.,, For a moment -I. stood stupefied. I. would .have given ell. ' the world - 14i 'beleft safe aiallopnd oil the. drearieSt spot of the-dreary common we. were .pasSitig.. Jefkies, without ':a 'Word. took. :Up . tlie.spade . and threW the black masses attto the, fire, which. crackled arid roared ; again. .13y . its ghire,a4 Ito stoop= ed, I 'saw . that, under its. mark 'of smut, his .face' was, deadly . .pale., ":,..- - And still on,. on ! - The' eh . ine aPpear .ed -to : 13Y....: The quarter mile . nes seem, ed to-shoot. by as quickly as did to tele., graph poles a? quarter efutr hour aI o, and the sway was terrific: ,- • Mitsie r shouted. Westhorpe. ' . ,music ! we'll -have :Music! Here's-my.. water organ!' .. • ' . - :" l.• ' . ' . And as he 'spoke,iheset pn -. 010 steain whistle ; its scream .went through . 'and throw+ my brain.; . The stoker lOoked at • • me. - • Saw be was trying la' catch - Illy eye,'a id .the expi-PssiOn .a•bis'-faCe was oueli;cisqsernatiOn aial horror.. All at. Once:l e horrible, whistle, Ceased. 1,:, - . It might -giy ,. :*nrnieg,' Westhrope retitle ca, I and .wiles' its "waSting the steam:' - • . „ I. :shuddered. : Suddenli the - s !,4lrire,r . turned from .the tigine i rend stepliing to the tender- gazed anxiously hark. Jef fries tookiadVlititate- : (if the , thetion and . I , clutched - mp hy'llie arm. • ' . - - I - . ' ' Htish thei hen said hreat blessty. -- . • . q. What S-.lhe. matter .with -1 he niatil'' I s?id. -. ... r ; - -, - • r... • 1 • • ‘Titi4l l ' He is - mad. I. thou ght - So these! wo' days.' ' . •-:- .. : - :: . • . 1 ''AI ad. ! I frig • the. e - old swea tl.ltreak ~ out: 't 'every pont.. ..4 mill- a minute with .i....—.....i. : (2...:_...-1 1r ,- n r - .'_.l T. I • We - 117111st rrrist er him bet Ween. Us. .: gaspedSeffries. ” . .-. • . • We can; lsa d, .. it' is our et: Come:ob.' The vcirds were Irardly ut 'elth pj , spt ni.g---hounded r g.I he . rtl:you,l' be sbnatett ;. Treichery, treachery re t. two come, eOnler • • • . There, WWI a moment's pause . not one . of the, three'lstirred; Then-1 :ref fries4'.hand eliding towards - a h aryhatn flier . ichich Tay close tOhim: c Maniae, fiir snek-he :was, glared from 0, e the lOf could not fl - his .. .eye,. but I felt that he :watched . '.my every Moi-e -meitt I gasped forHhreath. Jeffries': haturwas.-close.tin theltainmer, wheii with that rung high into the air,. amid the thunder : . of 'our onward 'paCe, lures , thorPe flung himself upon the stoker. He had observ e d his.MaTiteuver t ohtain pos. : session of the haramer: . • yen •.w old, - would - yeu l! the 'madman growled ;het ween his cicached_teeth - ; then take it!' ..He flung his arms around the wretched . man who clinched Con-rul 7 Siveli , at any ohjeCt.witltin his grasp.. s gave me !' l ie sereaMed, s Save me . fOr deartilod's sake ' • • .. 1341 was._ paralyied.: With one- so.; peiLuman efrort, Westlioipa. tore the .wretkh•frore iris eroueldng . ,position,..aad . with appeared to • • mirk • .atid swell Twith muscles, tiissed..•tlio. - strong tnntifin his.arois, and.slieuted a .rnaidac, yelli *g laugh. •-!..• ' .• sgelp:!• help r screamed .J•effries my. l wifc at. home I'. • • TlieFe = sere - his: I ast. Worgh: . .. • . '.then. go home to aver !' shrieked -Wes thorpe, and with another demoniac laugh be heaved the struggling victim high into the air, and 1 beard-the dull, dead, plashy dint With which he was dashed to pieces .. on tbe stony ground.. • i'VntsthorPe turned suddenly - round,—r. i ' Mail !' be-cried at the , full pitch of his 1 voice--' mad. I believe yqu! 7 --I am ii—l am mad . , mad, mad!' He clenched! my - . collar and drew me to him-,-I %vase mere child in his arms. _ - 1 Mad. lie`lCried, ' yea 1.---I tried to keep it down - !: ob, I - fought ,with 'it ! And I said to m-self n0,.1 am- net mad, when .I. kneW` I was. .Mad ! 1. -- belie% ~believe, you !—I . .. , . l ea- ana•inad ! I. feel it now I .1 knosv the, sure of it ! ~ God !.'who would be s ne ! , —ha ? ha,;ba, If he knew what •; a 11 e a madman's is.i' , • - , , - . * 1 - Ile,nnloosed his;..grasp of .m. - 89:41 I. i e shrunk into. a corner : of the spa .before ihe boiler 'alnaost unable. to'arti ulate.—... The? paroxyste 'appeared -to pats away for the moment; and he stood a:Metering. Catching up tii," spade, he set bimself to triniithe fires anew. A. _thrill- elhorror, again passed through me -, we v , .ere- go-. ing at , a pace to which . all -other's that:l hid 'ever travelled . were , child's ,play -I tried. to compose tuyeelt to' my fate, : If theengims did not..leap tor the , rails it wasievtdent that sooner tor later, welonst Arrive at the obstruction, 'which would es with oneiglity blow, smite us into the duitlforer r. 1, - 7 ':,.' . '1 : '' , - - ..-Again - he .turned round, to me, and f dreWing ; o towards him,,looked me in the face:- The. mad mati had the mastery. Support' himself by-a side-reil; he ga nr, zedlat . i-' Oh, that lustroie. Irloed.shet . . I lent I twitching . efe.l-4 k,,, ghast_y. iverg, newel - t 1.1:. length he spoke,. slowly,i may. 1, 1 1, 4 1. t 4 --, , :- .: ~:- .4 .I- -4 `, I,- ff • • • ' ' •• 4 ., e xis :now ' Vtlll ~11 / I S tell th st aver . _ . mortal:men tra velled since the World-was , He paused, and the Triglitfurstisying .of the engine, and the lightning like play . of the vattlieg . meehanism, fearfully at tested his;•vsioriis; ' i• - • 4: .i • !; - - '• ..-, ' _ ,•-• '..How fast 'de you • think :We are go ieg?' itiptired the - Maniac, still*: speaking with the greatest:Apparent .calmeess. . -. Nor mitek uuder-a ,hundred .. Males an hper;'• I g r asried. - " " • ••: , : l -.' .: •", :. 'Full that;' he replied. • , :Slew tell me, 1- de: you. think spirits can flyea,*, fast. 'l' - - • • - ~ Never sh ell• I forget the sepulchral I one in • which the. - piesti in ryas was put.. - W.* paused, -but without however, appearing' ;, to . wait for an answer: and looked Wist-• -fully,-at the furnace doer, its dimensions ' marked -by 'four linen a red, light.... . -. - I . knit gined t hit . in, this .. present mood , I • could soothe hid] ditviii, and:regain that nioral mastery over. hioi . which the sane,. .by coolness . aed ' self-pessesaiorl,. se fre t quently acquire over the victims of men tal. disease. Cheered by this; gleam Of .. hope, I looked.. him steadily iti the' face, and Began 'to Speak in mild,. coaxing "tte-:* cents. • . .-• . ' • ••,: ,:- i . - - - 0 Do . yett : :tbittle .we , need trouble our selves tokeep : the. engine at such speed ?' • irfeaf we mist,' besaid sadly; -.. there. 'would be Jaeger in. a mile . an; hoer leai.' I- paused, completely:pnszled. What were the t relit ofideas passing in the mad-. Mates brain 1.• , • • .. • - i /roll • have Been ill,' I continued; in the ) -. :Same- coaxieg,'' fondling tone.. ,•' - - . No---yea, - •yea--oh, very,': Very :ill;, Westbrope spoke with Operent Jangle* and-difficult y. . •' ~'. ' Particularly Within * the.;iast titre - days 7' I resumed. -Y. • . - .: _ . : He - started back. and exclaimed fierce 1y,... 111, no,-110,-iti.....4lrunkr . - : • .• Drunk 7' 1' echoed, mechanically. • A 1 illish of.:ligh t, . crossed me:—th e man was: Suffering under : delirium tremens, ''.. yes;•driinky be 'shouted, with all his - fontter _Wildness*. : : ..Drenk ! :yes !--I've beeti-drunk since her death - - I.shall he till my .own ! -- Drunk - orid, •.theire'S: lit tie differenee . ! .1 tell you ~linestE drink-- - -it ,lays_her- 2 it.keeps her IT from :m . el : Site i i haunts me;.. she Ors cUtes me„ and I ,!musf i have drink 1' drip 1!* • , -.. :. lie :darted . back, ..st - hia - forehead with: his clenched fists, and ,then sudden ly. producing - a • Sinai! empty i he turned aWay his head, and in,a haltsmoih ered voice said, Read the , label.' • • '.Prussic - He sprung round' us though he had been shot. she did !—but • she becanSe I said she Should never bentrWite.- I am: her murderer I—her murderer, though I did not give ,te poison !- : I Murdered. the on ly. .woman' l - ever ' ; loved—l - did ! God help . the !." Oh; Mr -4q. aritry Slane!-but you're ' rcvenge4l : You 'have never left . Me - *since! . You- hung Oyer tny bed:at night; you-ivalkecl- by my side' in God's sunlight in theatrriets . ; - you-Satwith yotir clammy band me at the theatre; rut rode with •me-on I' the engine! I -have u seen :you every eFerywhere I. - 'Ah! all 'I - see you now ! you are, fallowing us ! fill low 4. ing. us through _llia night:- 7 -but y ou shan'i catch us !--you-Sliftn7t . !' - • .! - -. .i. And the maniactstartetl Up, and With .a howl.likq'u wild beast urged ! en - the : lev 7 ers,7.and,-actually sereiining With' 'terror, trigged - nod 'st rained at any ';portion ;Of the rattling machinery . he . Cenld:.:reach; as -t°ugh' .t o increase the speed; 1 - . - : • s II I shrunk back. ' At 'that . ntlitnent . 'we flyr into a tunnel. , Another moincnt, and wereagain beneath, the open tight.. ; .-. ',: l b . : kil p s a r a r: v x i y i : r na f . ii - parox y sm.-appeare d a b . 1:: e away for t h e in st ant , ind-the.,maniae a ain turned. to me . - • ! • . 4 .W3 1 :11 1 :t a ‘l.: pass ?) ? -: It was just'sb she looked nut ,f her r , fin—dust r ..- i- - - 11 . ! wf .1 -• -.. I. said a-couple of .words,,l knew not what. :7 :- ! .. !.-.! .! • ! : ! - . 1 1 1! ' `"-- • . '; III -show- her .something,' '.tringtered the nadman;- after.. `a pause. : - .l,l!think she7d like to seeii.' - Y . • i! •.. : 212=121 iTed Cie un4. I ne• Ainntlier . . , 1 - ' Open'this,' he - van A 1 • epgti, And I• • received a. carefully lied- brown 'paper_ parcel from 'kit -• Ile. turned away when he,bad. given it; as though- unable to watc the:opening., •Untle• it.' • he. said; will* his back to me: I did so.. The first envelope was one of brown paper i under it w tai another Of somewhat more delicate texture; then came wrapper after. wrapper , ! until I thought as I nndid them with' t r embling It hind, that the" Whole pa cket wild Prove a mere bundle of w as te paper 11 was deceived, howevet I came at• length to a -carefully folded env oite. of silk paper. I tore - it open, shelter in g tt from the rash of air , and, to my utter amazetnetit, found its contents to'be—a h 1f dozen ithered blades of .grass! An inVolanta 'y excla mation escaped me: , . I • . 4 Have you done • itl'.; matte d Wes ihorpe,.gnashing the v ry worths between, his teeth. ' - ' i r . ' Grassi' -I exclaimed. " Here's nothing but_graas.' . -'. i -1• . - : ' See, Mary Shine, see 1- Grass from Year g!ave, Mary ! Grasi *palled by your : Anurderer, Mary! . '0 1G4)43 ...- night , after night _have I pasied upon thesod Oat eoT ;erea,_ you; and whenever I left` it ,I car oid ; the gram; against thy heart 1 ' 0 Me ty l imerey.,- 7 pity I Oh !: I liire4 ii,,o-- . indeed; Mary, I did r. I Weald leavebeen a•gt>od - huabaliii, Mary, indeed ' l'iiiiiiilii 1 but It Was'itit to , be, My !eat; !Oat Mary r: li t -• . e paused `;: the. moon, af itie moment. hu : from "behiud ; a - silVery cloadi and'. sho' e gloriously down upon 118, 'Open the 1 dua reountvy side, the tipeeding, gleam , roaring :machine; and' - thee distorted facil and foaminglips'of.the engine driver. ^I hat paused harappeired.to Ha ft . 1 watched hini eari l owly..l,Thisexpreasiop of his face changed, be clasped hurl's-tide, -- raised theM ;.iand'flui coantenance whir)i . - a mnment.ego-lis harroined end Cortrit Ile :-ed -, by:mad terfer,.ite inTli muscle rick,. - ed[atadViien,'grailually,velaned:;, , a - smile - stole'-round the Atontiii•••••ton*uld ses=it 18 , which .; n .e 4 et n • ; with a . . bonqatli fro t lip._ lips ; sod ti instinct aid dilat ful joy. • I forgh'eyou . say. those. !yen]. ) : Mary; your fac rip say-them:a .! 'He - listened, I listened. tee; heard but - ibe• Noiso - : - witlf. W. - ed and - his eyes Gnd's tbank4 am pardoned r .with. weer;ing . ; . end :in sobbing. iquiverm mat.:,. . :I in I- f,' a n ti,:-H : ot the -'ring o thrive ; tirkleit Mary 1_ d 'then burst a morn MISS, Now wta my ,time--.now,. or never. I. looked forth: 1t i'i.tid of : tki iitiatliled the! lights of D—. The . y : ;V -I re iniles--mnny• 1 miles away; but ininutes., ' t • iour - prey nt: pace would shoot. ii,insplin ' Fa- through{the. walls of.the Station!' _..! . Werth p'e lay sobtisng hysterically : I lind enoug i aequaintaitet. t .with the locomoti t:t to know tho methat;eat process. of shutting i off' the steam, *mtge. p-; ing the handle of t ie lever.tarried the tide of t l i he.fieree.vapor from the fiiiiiiiign. 1., -,- The wheels had not spa. rounds single, turn when os !mope, as 'i )y- sr's i c IV -.. t' -1 •f• 1 •• t' t, • • . • sprawl' up, -and ?vith• a roa r of lioaise f ry, dragged me from the !'nute4inery.! - On ,of his lingo hatidi *Ai eluteh around . 3 . '' / n throat—l writl. ander. th 4:, wprking of 'his, iron muscles--!while - with- , the other ate wrenched. - the lit ter. and IA t ‘ the Steath apt i on . again. . I groaned faintly: 1 - . He !vistaed his hold' of . myr-neelc, andkrxi , ping me by: both • .shoulders, +ear 'the t o 11i : I inside • one effort, one s trugg l e . ,, T w i ing toy.!'.' round. Isis..ifitti.a. ' a..wri;;lNA, I. ...A5 . ..J..04. ,in flinging him ha , •WardS wish a heavy craih, *Lehi partly upon a' lxii eatinedin Ordain arease,. tools,-and othern ful itnplenie Ito in Case of accidents. 'Vies vantagewasfitit for a _Mo ment ; I felt his S regth r iSini l t)eneitil My: i weight like a l'i '... Witt o', e bound . be' was on his . fect, , rasping me, I, strugglipg mats, in his - arms. • .' There go after ,'' iii : My !muscles ini, seemed to shrink i winding - up, as it er of his arms; that i or - flinging me de we . -were . then sh he screa med out.: ' D - •-•- l. D green signal to stop —;stori!—D---.— . ...11 it': Threnoltr---Ahro his arms: ikly he blue and yellow fl -my brain ; the: et tumbling past,- on 1i sway of the engine _ ! bounded,- and - roar ing to the-station. li,ghts in the engi !mod the exulting . 1 Bled. with PhoutA, a ing of 'bells, whi • side. .4! saw the d riagas; I . saw.thel lighted station ; I i 'on the plat(ork ; tines: one' mass d shooting. mass,! _. I whigh _1 seemed to 11 that . wild; _ghastly dashed :on-_. ' '' 'NOW then; tick get your tickets yea denten, -.Ten -mini nients,, gentlemen !, r started up -witl ' natio ! - hallo'! c.,. ,effrics r he roared. : , elun tarily .. ntracted4: I t° r ! a o l4i f t i h l' e l raLetla fel i tb r Y 4 l w !e , he Was alniqt in the -. let i n the high embankment o tincrosa: 1 All at' once .l_ ! there's : the Ilights---ihe ! . . 1 1 Stop !—lia-.--ha—lia ! 1 Station we'll git.hreagli sh walls, hen*" 'streets!. . d . spun roun d at d Toned . , - hes. appeared - t&illuaii;ne , ' ter milestones. seernieil',, i iill• top of the other ; • the 1 nereased.; itirocked, and ' :tdo - wa the incline learl , . , •Irall . , g;darli i i.K pagt,ille .1 . #ild . baggage sheds: 1 11 1 ream of the' inariiiiialn- . ' d'; whistle,:aad. the. ririg, ... ~ 4 .1,-scTified- tO,rlse.on er. ry sky lines, of st anding r. glitter:, of the - brillian ' !aW' the flying groups'; ' [-,saw :pillarS,. lampi,. • itte toafused;-gleanii asked ;•• then with a I I t r ransform 4 - nature J !,,, death :shriek - 16-:- , - c . . . . ~ , 1 !hi, p lease .! --. IlentlemLii y{!: - .1:0 - ----4ailotts gen tes allowed; for,. refresh ! . I '' • ...j., ..: .-- ~.....1:-.,- d stamme ring, cry, I • hat's the .matter' *with you I, Y tl 4 re Ix 1 1 7 g roa - in - T acid ' am.. • n ' - g in your sleep for Blast: half hOue, , . VVt,tltrope !, ‘‘ i ethroper 144 4 Ped• 'The Mat's asle p still ! What the det co O 9 You mean by Wtbrope I ItOuse up man, crt and let...ui bare so ' e Stout . and Sandwich t 'l' ; I sabk back. 'ti '.• _ • : ' ..• Lee, l 'lt was a dreami l then I' I +nattered. • - ' Ay,,a railway mizlittnitre.,_my):ioy ! id" .not I warn you 'of tIA beefsteak pte at s ? But wltataas it all ttliotit 1 You were think- . ins cif some' of yOuri exiirtlitsingi work, wirec you not t - • • • - ' I .was, thank God, i t : was iluta driain ; as you say it liailuiti Ilt.lightmare I'. . . i 'Justice ii r ie i occitOon. The New orleinSommercial ' Bull, tin, a iVhig.paper, - afiet- the .result of tin. electinn was kuovn, Baia! -.-- 1 .. , .• . 'We:,use no words tol, express our fill? ings on. this occssien. f 'We are - in -the condition or the hero ortfier Hawing 'ati (t erdote : - - - Onceurn a time (so thejstory runs) theft live a man ,whose chief busins.it was to go from hp 'se to,hould and,_ Pur-': chase ashes, which he depOitted in a prt. made for the purpese, and theticanve . id to the ashery on the top of alhigh ; hill This matt was'iioted as the 'ttiost-iftm n- - 3 1 dous swearer in Ile whole 'region 'round. He possessed,!an immense collection of profane phrases, which hez,would:, , ur , fourth when irri ated ,at .anithiPt. th amazing One dap'itier Alltng; his cart, he :prove' ,ed to the asher3;:' 13y• Some means or . er the lid ii' pe haat: of , the .earvbeda I, -.'idightly ra - ;and a aniall stream of` '. , ! es pourod - pq,.„.aijihe , way .as he went,. :p the hills" The ~046-t hors -ea W-the m hip; and ''foTlowed; Ok. l pecting when' •- savr,.his oubfirtune4i to t paten' to' au : , eitt; . .unirfailli.,*Pilrm dented ebullition 1 ..-Bilt s they4* - ere Ai s aii..i , pointed 4 .fei. ) . tilt .., r.' l l4)ohing, at Jlia empty oart, the, lerig,*,. OE Pf . P B 4O. kil tl* up ~the 'hill; and . *gaping erOirk)iii ut„,- . . tl 'big hand - upon ht. biortatidindd,,hi"a' iii dued tenet :', - EISTei .:hhont;it's - Tlie" uierft''''''t can't do justice t I the occasionP:ii-,1-: .- .c.,,.! f i One cif; hiti'atotiniitint I non-" o 'd reoehr fatheT., and rootet Abialoni his s thepitiktes' us* ham as a paw A tUn i f rrAti-1r0.,, t VI.M ia6 1 61 7 1' . ti ' . ;t l Pbkli f At" ' &par ;rebellion& 11011111 t his Shaker* Ice the eireet' ;' to- imbribf lt d ot en - 0 - 4, ciatlrconfineCpf 1 7 Is fi n' ofenW' - ;:- ----- : .- --4;--1.7 •, , ..-1 ,P ; ' ogzet) Aro in :1- - Crcid • i• i i Tir4vo you !l• • rtti: help - Ufes Ur . iron 411019: ' n . faCe Ever) , tinkle on the shinglee. , Haien echo thA.heart:' „And s thousand dreasnyteneies Intel itort And *thousand reeolketions Weave their brieht hues into, As I listen to the potter • • Ot the sett rain on , the roof. - Ooa'atlia4a;t ) .‘nng us face 4'lol'ld - to . t - -aunk ',clow -a l ' e:eagine • i there is naught biltris bravuras{ - That am work with such a spel "licthispiries purkideep iistetaial . - , Whence the holy sWiti . ! As that melody of tAtare--,. ,-- - That.' , .;u4.,,Ls,(Lnun g ...wiiiii." - - TWhichis pleved,aoon'tbs sliingl4 By the patter of the rain. ,1 Reinarkable Wei aadAdre Dr. John kani. - . , ‘ . 11e'vras. born in Philad elphia ' n- the l of February,!lB22, hot at he, 'lrat'pres ent ,about alirtY (me yea a old:, I ir k _ 184 he gradttaiediafterlo se% a yea -' courif of studies, at the Penns !Vold ', MediCal University; and soon.after,he en tered the United States Naiy as - 'aisitan isurgeon, While" actin g in this i eapaCity it *.was, art !: pointed as phYsicia i falle firs !,eFnbassy to ChiOU from this coin/try. -ft itiatural ly adientuions dispesit itin !edit' 41 - to prit ject e visit teihe interior,-I,tit ;the Pif fi culties-were- sii iuriferons, t 01le.could not accomplish his purpose Ai ful ly as he desired. - ne,hoWe F er,aucceedd in.trav - tsy IFPiti esr.t *TA trfi - ti.m ' .: -* i t 1 - reg!on, and. even succededin pen etrating the:interior "oflndiAl lii _travels through thiieregionsVoid:full'Of adrep tures and perils; but'ierila 61a'man of Dr. Kanes temperameiiappe !Only' to havethe'ef f ect'of making the : more at tractive. 1 ' - .‘ 1 . - ~.-, !; .! i! -,!! , .`':=..`\_, i "-While in lUdia.'lle'deaCelide 1 the cra- ! ter of.the Tad of Lnion,l44ne et . .,l' bir'a bamboo_roper from ' a''projec Lig' ` crag., that towered;" ethic' the inter Or. - scoria and debris:over...two hundred ._'f 4: !;This act of !daring nearly cost_ him:' is life, for the natives regarded : it ,as , a 's &eligiol2 - 8 atit, - , which could , only if! . efri ',,i - I;3r the l o death of the impihuS. offender: - r:iKatie; however, escaped their pious v 'egeanee, and Afterwards-Went-to the La rone Ll andi_ 'With the - - - celebrated , l 'Bar ' . .liite'; of Prussia( where he Wes ,etier ~e 4 " : !).Ir . :' *bole tribe of the savage inha itants , f thosO islands.l Against these 1 e - SuCces - t! , fullidefended himseiff but the hardshi i; ,lie and bis c4mpenion subset) ;ently, 0 c, - derwent, ICere . .tnoye thayil be la „ter con 0 endure, and he Sunk under` erft. "Dt'. Kane alone passed over to .pgyi t,-;ascen(l 7 ! ed the -Nile as , far as the confints f Nu bin, and remained ()Online % hole sea son among tbe ruins of ancient Egypt; in antiquarian reSearch....Leaving I t gypt..be visited Greece next; which he i traver s ed ' on foot, rewriting to the IThite.',States in 1846. When, ,he arrived; his 1 - ye of ad venture wohld not ; diltt tvhim :2k:re:Main., inactive;' and he appliedalii:irs ,t t l cm,n e'di. :hely after his'returti to the c vernment for a commission .0 - Atexlo: - ', ',4li,ng to obtain this, be tiebe . pt:ed' tin'ipsloititment On !Maid of a - United - Slates r :ier bbimil to the• African' coast. : „ Arriiiiii:there,. be could . not - s 'resist the'; tentPiati -toee, the:slave - marts af'Whydah, bill, Was nrier in his jOitruei by that:terrible 4 ehe r my of the' white - mart—the AtriCin Tire .r.) fie wa brought home ip, a state [ eAtrerne ill ealtb und,eitiCiation4 l but itiltlitthgb al nsi.. unable to - nrve,. lie _; mad :his. way' `to , , ishitie,;n friio:phiragoo ( Fl,=4 ajAti!, the - earti . es .. t„inii*jei i't. - hi 4 itY, life = . lien edbiinielf, withithaVeb NO an toi; President Po l an .- aci = - te ng limbs, to ~ ~ ma ded.whatibefire. ht6:q` been efo - s tr to hi Lte - .conimtssi,DA. to., M#l, o.:. The .Pritaidetit , co,4l4liloklicny his r lieSi, and , • . ~ entrusted lum-With_:toffiertant* espitt - shes to the dottinian44, 4 n * '7.PhX,- 611 :Se9tt, -' Ho was iiirent:as eh eieoreAbi: ngb,Aoi.: ieo,l the snoieriotii:-.cOtr4oy 'ci ~ 00 1 Pii 61 Dominguez - , Whit staittia: - With ninfrtin2 r Vera Cpl. lAs IkeTW*6;'llol72lhifi:g NiitiOnes, ileSirike,h/i: they :* r e i nfOrmed;b3t.it-N[eilpiiti,o4*; 1 "r0:404 1, Of bleatieqi,potalefsAvei:P - P4: viia tl; Y 1)4 to intercept kte them, -64a at" that- i9*vvei* a short Aiatiiiice 4:- . Dam r lighei re titled ti? itreiesid, any thri her, ", hett ,wes about ,retroaibi# *l3'o'4:o. 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And the te,eittesix . ilyidarliciess Gently weeps jcy to resettle pilloirt. • Or a cottage, chain* And , to lista' to theilatter Of the•tioft ilthrOvertieid.. Then I limey comes tnimother, • Alpha need io;yearsagiiite,:: 'To surrey the infant ideepens„.l En! ihe left thent till the ills I easueee, her bending o'ertite rAs 11isten the . strain, Inlet ii`played'uteni the' shingi ißt,the patter Of the rein, Thii my littio - seriph With herieringe mid : waving h And - o ber. hright : eyed eii . erub -biro! A ne , angelie. pair, r- ' Glide..areceid my wiikefullilli* With their 'praise As .I listen to the ritirriire )0f the soft rein-tin the reef: :4 And another conies to thrill. me With.her Aye's 'delieionelhue; : I forget as gas ,!!) g on her, That berlttearkwai =fruit retnetinber that I loved • her , nepr ro,y . love,nain, And:63,:r. heart'rquirk- pulsetil 4 . 1. . 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