The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-12-28 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPREss AND tfo:ic, 1,1111; Al, GAZETTE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1575

Conte along, old boy. Paid my ht to vita more than a closet, but it Was Lee sanctum Where t ENIGMAS A MANIAC'S ATTACK. NEW AMERICAN
LAr.t. Etostra Examtvxml • wink, " I know you in bilge in spirit.." wrote my letters, and is now used as 'lumber-room Texesrosirtoxs—Towss is RsottuD. 1 (From "Jack in the Boy," by G. M CHINE,
light engine conk. SEWING MA
THE HIDDEN SHRIFT : We Fat itlio the iiirill h urs. luo 'tot know t' at only Look at the third panel in the wainecot sile W. W. Faaaan, in al 01: '.. v.... 1 Annu4.)
1. Grinhlicolatorboar. 2. Rzliadgutnsbuhe. &
I felt a•raib ;1.., I thoght it b-t as well to let lei t- ; f 1 d ill it-1• , ' i II - . "'fled Ileteobrpgoru. 4. Tehmato rOn
Ithe fireplace as you ace i, an you w see .„..ai .rir.: .• . , ~, : y surprise Was um ei . bad F.lcl of the
i The telegraph wire . .TI ei on it
imcni• •'• ointlasote big ; and I heard the shriek m the distance. i k either Hand or Treadle.
A GHOST STORY, the wit hir is; hour gs t well paFt before 1 retited. what looke simply like a knot in the wood, but what teilfold ty Is le !ding nty cousin Makerace in the act of 8. Bayrolautug. 7. Erdegawitbr. 8. Orngwido. earne—nearer and nearer. Ilysignals were all rig ,hi and Adatsted to
"When cturchyards yawn," I kept iepeating over is really a secret spring. Touch that, and you will nufaetory : PHILAD}. 'LPII lA, P.A.. U.
BT Dn. MAURICE DAVIE& and over again to myself ; sod should have teen find that you will be able to slide the panel. There turning lc/ and fro upon its base one of the newels which CSLEIMATEn BATTLE& 1 I was pressing on my lever, holding it firm ready for the Ma
the 1. A consonant, two-sevenths of a bird, and value. I entitle Fenn.)
engine to curve off—and on it came, will; a rush and a 87, Queen Victoria Street, London, 8.0.
Author of "Orthodox London," " Unorthodox greatly ri beved to hoar the crow ot • cork. Once is the packet. Burn it unopened, and I shall surmounted the pedestals at the termination of
Or twice I thought Pitman was goieg to let out the tro ,ble you no more. I fear now—" 2. Two-lifthe of • seal, twodbirds of a number, a con- ; shriek, racing along at a merry rate; when, tot as the --
Loadosi." "Sixty per Cent.," Ac., Of. tecret to the men, his chaff to we was to vs ry per. For some retain or other. I did not keep my ey. e balustrade. He has set a small dark lantern on the @onset, an interjection, and a rowel. noi-e was at its biight, I seemed to hear the grating FAMILY
lower stair; now he raises it, and by its light examines S. An • -ect beheaded and curtailed, three-fourths of slide of a window sash behind me, and some one leaped
m:
---- tinent ;lut he did nct. flied on the speaker during his discourse, but MANUFACTURERS, dc.
If it be isossible for a man to put his finger OD "1 say old fellow; you look out of spirits." be looked down intently at my own feet. I th•nk i .
•t the carved ornament, which appears to MOTO On ato change, a preposition, and a Towel. on my batik, pinioning my arnis, and drawing a rope USE, TAILORS, SHIRT MAKERS. AND
by
say with emsharia. " Keep the spirits up was This Macbing is Self-Threading, both in Arm and
one particular spot in his life-history, and say hethat I had a horror of seeing through him. I pivot. He works the piece of mechanism, whatever 4. Three-sevenths o a feueL an adverb, two con- lielatay around them, at the same moment that I was
sonants, and four-rievenths of a polish. dragged back, and thrown heavily on the flour.
was pa. i ealy happy, beyond any felicity that had y poring spirits own •or would y. u like our looked up, of course, when he suddenly broke off, it is, several times, and eventually, seeming satisfied,
fallen to his la he foie, or is likely to occur to him ' nse'v• Icurate h h. d •I' d t
eos t la
d ere, In vtb es in. i o move when and wags'. rpriaed to fird myself alone. I have no creeps noiselessly out of sight. & A vowel, a beverage, three-sixths of a relation, and Fortunately, I had held the lever fast long enomh
the first and last letters of an animal. for the engine to pas over the jwints. But as 1 cams
spin, such, I Oink. was my pleasant est erience in lit'
brethrent. epartel, br go iy.he.A an cow- couceptudi what Wail the cause of his sudden exit; I --
the Christmas of a by-past )ear which 1 leeline to '
or ers, o give you a little gbs stly • advice • " but I was alone. But the circumstance which sterile' and mystefles rue 6. Two-fifihs of a tree, threeefifths of a ran, two- a little to msself, I remembered the mail; and I knew LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO AGENTS.
particularise. After • enter
tt
•is age one does not i %mutually the very latest guests began to yawn The first thing! did when I recovered my pre- beyond all else is, that he wean a pair of short riding- thirds of a plant, and & consonant. that, if the lever was not shifted, the train would go on
s nan two-fourtha after the light engine, and there would be an amide t -_ ---
Shuttle, being the only one of this kind in the world.
adr e with Lord Byron In saying, Hike to be like the churchyards I wax Oinking of. and one pence of mind was to shake, pinch, and otherwise boots, with socks drawn over the feet to deaden the 7. Three-fourths of an article, a con o 4 . . n . "Foil THE BLOOD 18 THE LIFE,'
by one dropped off to bed. At last Pitman and I test myself as to whether I bed been asleep of high, and three-sixths of a plant. But whoever it was that had sewed me hall a...cured
/articular in dates:" and tread, and my cap and peasjacket. Restraining the See Deut. ch. *IL, v. 23.
were let t alone, and he ma—
lt eas not only that I Wall going fr m bard dreaming; though an erect posetion, or even the imnulse to call to him, I go back to my room bewil-
di" It is very curious that exeerience o• yours at semi-recumbent one cf leaning against the . • ii.onauti, , half sa tinned; and now, leaping up with a cry of joy,
R. Two-thirds of .an Ariel°. of. dress 2 two-fifths of a, me liAtly, with bandage after bandage, while I was
mark, two-thirds of a liquid, and two co CLARICE'S
literary work in London to deic.: Jr rt.tnl.. in the ,t tiered, and without making a sound. Whilst striving and Icarian; me helpless, I saw who it was ; for the
cutiOlEy : DOC merely that I should exchange the dinner. The more so to me, as I have heard the chimney-piece was not favourable to
re•Pcme* ' to divine the meaning if what has passed, lam again FLOWERE. ih:ht from my lamp fel full on the wild features of wsnitAl-rAWFD
occ.rty of my laundress and the scenery of my lame dozy from generation after g r million of ger- next asked, lied even my modest potations told attracted by a light flashing outside the window. Look- Ned limed. BLnOD MIXTURE,
chambers for nice people in a particularly "jolly " vents since I was a boy. litre, in the village, of unduly up .11 me? Was I sober? I would not beheaded, and a useful article on board ship. •• Ned Ned, my good fellow, unfasten me!" I cried. Made Mark-" Blood Mixture.")
wintry house. There was inure than this. She courre, the tradition gets banded down from one trust to the evidence of my own senses. I would lug out 1. s before, I dimly perceise, by the aid of the
lantern he still carries Ilakerace I inding out of the I. A personal pronoun. a consonant, a disturbenoe
2. An article, half a fetnxle name, and a number. " Lie still, John, and you shall see my revenge 011 the THE (MEAT BLOM. rriu riga AND iiMilwillgß• ~
was umng to be there. lee; let me wake a clear generation to another; but I kayo known Mrs seek Pitmen, stable me horse saddled and bridled. Finally, after 3. To hasten, and an adjective, devil that Ii muted me," he cried. "There will he a pm?, cleansing and clearing the blood from siu
t most of it at the onset. I war just engaged. I where foieign valets and mauls have seen the I discovered where be was quartered by finding .. -
examining the stirrup-lerithers and girths, and softly 4. A (nisch ml curtailed, and three-fourths of a trim- glorious smash. and I can drag his crippled botly out -11- inmistritiemm em time too highly recommended.
bad &lie it all uneomentieally enough by penny anparition the very first night of their arrival. Isis boots outside the door, for I was very imper.
closing the stable-deor, he puts out the light, and, I ming for ladies' dresees, of the ruins. It will be glorious—glorious. ' For Scrofula, Scurry, Skin Disemes, and Sores of
t rverybody had given consent. and was
po, . before it HAP probable—almost before it was s-ii is fectly acquainted with the topography of the house;
, suppose mounts and rides away. But the deep snow -- I strove hard to free myself ; and lie, with gloaming all kinds it i., a 'levet-lading soil Ferumneut cure. It
de ighted with the acrangsment ; and now I was they could have heaid of is from the abongines. knocked at his door, and obeyiug but commands ..- „miles every sound save the clank of a bolt in the direc- My, first is equality, my second inferiority, my whole look, went to the door opposite the window by which Cure. Ina Feare-a.
" , down to do the romance. fur Fanny preen. "liars you seen nothing 'mired! ?" I asked, enter, asked, .
Komi,lion of the stable gates ; and beyoud a ghostly paleness, superiority. he had entered, threw it wide open, and looked out or Cores Uleeratisl Sores on Neck.
'A4 was tube there before we. "Nothing. or I should mime' y have been so " Hunan, am I sober?" .
i mutton I should decided I Cure. Ilimersteil Sore Le•-rm,
, wh;ch the white sliest now overspreaiting roofs and -- the coming mail.
I salt° te at tb s point readers will expect a sceptical as to your vision at dinner. I don't know "To judge by your 1 , Cons, Illatiklmatl., or Pimples on the face.
ground reflects for a few yards under the dark night, ify dist serves your feet, my second your door, my o she., comi„,_ she comiiii,:e
little arsssiption, end I trisd to write BO many why. but one shrinks from believing Shone things say not.
,ii list on earth are you wandering the nothing eisti ho seen. whole the picturesque eye to explore. Cure. Seurvv Saar,.
I made for the lever; but lie saw my object, and
des, riotous of } anny at this time that I think i Psible, even in the face of complete evidence. house fore Ha.e you been at the wine cellar ;"("ire. I %1111,:11•11., I 'leer..
can w al,/ ea ; tor not one of my family had And yet you say there was nothing napless ug in I stirred ha fire sat down, and told hiin the
•he ghost When I caire tim the • • Suddenly as the morning brightened! °mid
trace in the MOW a dietinet line of horse's hoof-prints with a yell he leapesl at rile, arid we closed, strugelmg
here and there. striking lir:ming &suds, shivering ghost, rtaree Itheel niel Skin Dieemaev.
es. r seers her, ;mud I had to describe her all round. the appearanee." whole story of •
he foiled packet be grew so intere-ted along the lane that nuttiest the stable gates down from and I finding to my cost that, in his madness, he was a ("Ira 4 llatelialm Swellimea.
dAk:it.ttiatfeirle‘.lr.al•i ivse iti.ab.t:sulttott.m•-mtuliti %taA-alitele: a"
Clears the Mood from all impure matter
I thought at would bare been much easier if they "If 1 corld only be convinced that his flesh and matter of. 1 1
bed, . .
had retied n a photograph, or waited till they bones were as solid as the ought to be, I know oc that he pimp., out of
.II d
--
lt dpartlay reseed him- the house to the high road. Clearly they showed the stronger man than I. From siti.‘t.,..r 1,111.• 116411. Z.
all to stay Itilterace had taken. For an inconceivable dim If I could have reached the lever, and held toil, re-
(AMC and raw for themselves, for they were fellow whom from tits having and features I would self, and whsn I had firms e , exclaimed.
ta eet at I ausdowne House; but they would have rather make my frilled than thet 'oriel( priest. "By jove, old fellow, what • .:hunce for a t test r ta' ce• all alone te road towards Worn-ter, I Vainly placed, until the train had thundered by. I would not '"..r.‘"itr'l ft.-. front anvtlainz injuriouv to the most
tracked the horse's. boo, f-prmts by the increasing light ;
,• . have cared; but hisser got near it, and. after a few ..1,11,te constitution of either sex. the Proprietor
the deeerii.uall. so 1 bad to go tutor it. Strang... aa you say. that the question of solidity Let us lore not
.a moment, but go and hunt up the
then, rememneritart titers was a telescope amongst my tic-condi struegle, I caught my foot, fell baekward. and
paTutanent cure ill the ...Tem majority of lonewtataalitts
..any was tall-1 was quite certain of that— should influen-e u so! As e solid gosh and blood pa!li.!t at once. kit, I fetched it, and by its aid could make them out a I I with *savage laueh, he thrust at me with all his (tux, soi Th""'"'".l` "i r"li'"'',,i'liF fooe off poets
tall tint thin. I fancied her eyes were brown—l man I should reek his seedy; as • spectre—• !hey will take us for burglars," I urged. . .1 in Bottles 2.. 41. email. :anal jut'm..., containing
Iliad I ought to have said lia.el—but her hair was shadow of a shade—l should. I suppose, shrink "A .nan can't very well commit a burglary In great way further. 1 and I was clashed out of the open door on to the obit- ••• i
. sax •imit. toe quatitite, II a. omit ioitticient to effect a
c trtionlj brows, and. I horn ally believe, her own. from him." his Own house They are much more likely to take I was in the act of lowering the glass, when a black . form, the handrail gave way, and I fell heavily upon
the lianas,.
Ito difficulties when I try to delineate "Well." said Pitman, riFing and giving ms my us for lunatics if they find us grobinng in that speck. moving on the lad mgch of roadway visible in • Cal•eo ItY ALI. 1111: \ I ISTH AND PATENT
snot like yto es, him again. 0a box room tv-m•rrow morning. No, leers go at once. the distance stopped me, and a close inspection of the Unless I cvuld get to the other end of the siding fEDICI NE YEN:1)111N throu.allout the United
... . _ _ nnd we'll burn the mysterious ol,i!e.t en,...n.a, i, to be a rider`ess horse. Yes, certainle : ,to where there was another p iir of p Ants, and ton Kneel awl the world, or .k.ot to ally ,1ar,,,,, on
Icily trottini ' himself through the mail back on to tho down line, the ruin would Its receipt of 30 or 122 stamps.
complete. . These thoughts take berg to write, hut an P. J. CLARKE. eh. "lid, 1iigh.4,,,1, Lincoln.
_ . . . . . - Iwr Wh01,,,i, all patent inolivine lunnn.A.

THE SECRET OF THE STAIR.

My first is misery's extreme,
My 8-vend's sure to feel it,
My whole a antidote that owns
Peculiar charms to heal it.

No bird that ever flits the sky
Can I)oast such varied plumes as T.
And yet I never was known to fly
Eseept my wings were broken.

Inheriting my first from earliest time.
My second ever weeps a parent's critne;
To share my first, and dry my second's tears,
In what at.ractive form my whole appears.

Found long an vet iiinde to-day,
Aluss employed olile others sleep,
Whitt few uould wish to give sway,
And fewer still would wish to keep.

.
I see ays get into u.- _ ______
accuietsay anything between blue eyiss plus Haien I 1 ..
d 1, -th- -...
il - h- Here' • good fire, at._
tt came princo. tt 0 eerve y eeaor w o _
. _
Ivi k , end l•hielt eyes with hair en stele, except when ,'
lietelit ; " you
.ere ..
b' h 1 . I b I d I dii ent forthwith, unless- ana I watched him quietly t. dlr by ,
mond. some iiitothe.luedion ; and Fanny -had not al ways used to put ts rat into tieoemae iy oc m that lonely was*. until thick snow-flare. which were • •- . -
the fit st shot in an engagement, because the "Unless what l'" imitate to flaeh throiigh the beim ; nod as ens ,„ ," ''''' eei; ---; . ---;--- ;--- ee ---- ------- -
a eymptssis of these. She ea., of mune, "sweetly again ratline, shut him from my sight. What was I thiekine, I was moving towards the siding. but sloe! v, ""rc".l es' -,9"113 "Y •••• .'• 39valint How, and
poet) '-thet ...mere ad•al uf ground-and very e.• -es.
h tie were SO givatly nit inot the ve•sel being " You are inclined to open it and-" • Dunkin
ie ly in th ran eot wain ou of all of "Not for worlds, Pitman," Ire mid half stunned, as I crept over the line, dragging
lively. •I's, We she was pelt. ctiou. I hardly fancy u plied. "I feel to understand? The next few minutes served. with
to. suegest the truth, to give me
ne. sir,. teas 0 reLet%e .tet .. u coneir: -.1 of the truth of this nitres- what had gone Wore: after me a broken leg. --- ,
it matters mush, utter all, to anybody else what it
Preelde be h el
tlet P • . • • ;'7't . Yo lye sio thoroughly
ti h t 11. uld not do .1. It would be sacrilege an inkling of Materna? a intentions, and I jumped to
hid your ii niters, and perhaps my turn will come ye t • co The siguals stood at all right ; there was the ills- mix. wis.). AND isivi,;EverioN.
she *as. a eon& Ilion, as by imeinct ; for who was this slouch-
vt eil, we all met ; and it literally was in a crowd. nest. ithod nig .
ht ole boy. Yen know your room?" in my eyes." tam, dull pant of the coining train, and I hod two 'UV tIN DEI;p11, BIeSTOItATION AFTER
ur the hill through the straggling copse hut the
Yes. Good night " And we separated. " There, my good fellow, you needn't look so ing hundred yards to crawl, with iiiy breath catching, and II 15 ye:awe ell:PEI:IND. Sit- It ie with
There was emit thing positively Lai onial in the '' be man iiiiiself-no longer wearing my pea-jacket and
Now it becontes zeeessater at this juncture to seri us. Of the truth of the story there can _.. seeryibitig seimming round me. I turned my head pleasure I Wean pun uuf the wonderful benefit I have
app. seen. eof the old oak dining-room when we all the cap, but las own soft wide-awake and close-fitting
test shown to a five o'clock repast on Christmas Day, xactly what I bid imbibed in the sanctum ; little doubt' ; for I know all about the woes by
state e . once, to ree Ned watching at the open clew. received from Dr. KiNtes Deem:Leer ext. termites
se sin Il• hat eit long evening. Besides our Mime- my state° _
f sobriety having been tstablishel during river sele and legend of :he drowned priest, whereas showing coat ! : By that time I was acrees the open metals. nnd I tried eve • 0 er
Plis s after 15 yeare of suffering. ry th
diate helotightg+ an t a spriek.ing of poor relations the entire edveni nu by my join ,
' c,t: and the other two I don't suppose you can have beard of it during With the quicknessof lightning I understood tbathe crawling Inhere:vilely along the ballast, with every .11 a week Ineeetiets My
remedy for Itilieusiies, an. ~. .
eted they had grievously wronged your short stay here. So now, are we ready ?" would wish it Drawer thet I had left the house, and- i "%en most clever iloetir /tic! I eltould never be cured
-wbo seemed to belong to nelmdy-there were a girls wh. e. sleeper like a barrier to keep me back.
me by think° gmy glio..t spirituous rather than " Lead you the way." We went through the I hardly dared breathe it to myself-had come to sonic j without- Blue Pill. or Calomel; but I dewed not take
1 made another try-got on a couple of poets- .., . .
peat many curates hum neighbouring villages, , . . .. et .retary, it always weakens me so. I agein eay I
who t nal down the mit th e little, and prevented '
sp ritual. . y i
ii subsequent potations had been 'Fent corridor ilui noiselessly as though we really untimely end upon the road, which idea, my riderless 1 sank-struggled on again - sank again - got over the
have tried all adeertioeull Bilious Pills. hut they have
it from beeoteing I•ousterous ; for my hut, William mod st enougb, contrite ng of one tumbler 0. ea,
e R tch bed been two bousebreskers engaged in professional horse, by natumlly returning to his stables in Wor- I sleeper, with agony racking me, dete •edtogo on :
whiskey and water coM, without, and just • penults. But the household was all sleeping pro- rester, would confirm ; and that now, having prepared I served me as Mercury deal. 1 feel that Dr. King's
Pitman, w.e a palm! squire recently come into his till timing ; and ready, when the mail rushed by Illa
, l'ills have ei wonderfully restored me that I publiely
thimble full afterwards with Pitman while we were foundly, and nobody heart us, though the boxroom this show of facts, he was coining back to carry out on j
property, end he hod brought several young .e. . on to destruction, te add my body to th.• general weeds. aeknowlesers• it I can now drink A'e or Stout, end a
th h t ' d' 1.
Wools trom los n, the forme- partners ot many • i in'eenesnllr elt ell In 1" 'fi"e• door creaked cruelly when we opened it. my person the remainder of the diabolical scheme, I The shriek of the train, and I wes silty yards away. frw menthe bad: ounl.l not take either. I ardently
revel in Loncl,.n, where I.e had led a singularly I I opened the door of my noin, and noticed the I advanced first to the lofty fire place, and, whatever it was, that he had planned-in short, by 1 God help me :-I could get no farther, for I Wal beg eVerT one I know to give them a trial, they are so
merry. though by no means • diseipattel, life. ' ruddy glare of the rosy w, od the as l did so. Then counting the panels, found the knot in number some mean , .
s or other here. with no one but ourselves in fainting. , mild and gentle.
1 here was only one eircumetance that was at all ' I turned to draw off my boots on the mat. backed three pressed it, and then slid the woodwork on one this isolated house, to mato away with ine. I decided No : another yard-another.
likely to prove • driiwbaek to our thorough enjoy. ,
into tbe room, and clesed the door gently not to aide. T ere, sure enough. was the escritoire, and what to do. I would leave the house by the stable- "Bell I-Bell le help !--for God's sake, help !" I Ash House. tillereel.
ment, and that was the feet thit Willem Pitman disturb people. As I faced the flre-place, candle in in it the dead priest's breviary, crucifix, a few yard if I could, without being seen. I would not yet shrieked. For I heard the patter of hurried feet Sushi by i heiniete and Malieine Ven.lore all oiver the
had been deeperately in love with Fanny Green- , d with a fier e fire Malin there fragments of faded MS., and-the sealed packet ! confront this man. Softly closing the door after me, I
hand, mind, an ... g. coming along the latte on the other side of the hedge. Wutrl,ll, in boyee at la IS 1., es. %iv and is. IA each.
away himself We had eaeh met her at the same Rila - P • .
the rest' lie was leaning m a neglig:' and e Keep you this. Pitman," I said, handing him fled toy way with great difficulty by a ehort cut through Beles voice answered. . . _.
El.l.3"l'lifelTY IS LIFE
tem... in Lond•m, and become simultanectunly i d • h' the book. " 1 will retain the crucifix in memory of the straggling copse to what I recognise as the right
utterly unghostlike att tu •• against the c imney "Here, quick, over the hedge :" I shrieked, and he Pl' I.V E 11M ACII ER'S PATENT
smitten. Ile had never said a word to me on the Pim", and I noticed that he wore the soutane of • m .
this arvellous re h• d 11 • I I N te T h f I loddit gin
gt, an you wi permit me, r•au to unoes r. wo ours o teary p burst through as the train was in the station. (A AI.VA N IC CIIAIN-BANDS, BELTS,
sulqe •t ; nor did I to him until the day Fanny had im ined He
cleric.. and not the len_ aet I ag . ant sure. with my own hands, to commit the packet the face of the still fast-falling snow-which I welcome I " What, what is it ?" he !anted.
accepted me. Ile was sitting over a cigar in my showed still the name pleasant aspect, and Ire y dthMSt th fl "
au an e. o e ames. for the veil it threes over me nnd over my footsteps- " Dieted points-siding-shunt I " lli Herr El; I lee. II Et 'ENTLY lel l'ilDV leD.
clambers wle u her letter ileum, and I told him how had not time to feel frightened, for he addressed 7 ,
"II all means. Come back to m I 1 11 I I It t 'th tb -' et so Iby
y room. I .11. Ma stem , a en a.m., wi ou ming m a u Bell's quick eye, used to scan for danger, saw that eemeree ter ree eeot. my of 310-dieior of Paris and other
Nnlient .i er1...,;,;,,, i,. Eaalaaol alai abroad.
and why I was the I appiest man alive. He blushed 'me at once and put me in. my cam, as far as was then be a witness to the act of demolition, should the eay. bare-hended,snow.besmirched, weary, and el- something extraordinary was wrung, anti that Is as Th.....• M...1......E1eetrie Appliatiees, th..intli used
-FO I fanceel-peffed vigorously at hits weed for a : compatible with my tepee; the copper coal-scuttle the ghost ever break hie word and scum back." cieol, looking like a hunted tramp, in front of a sub- pointing on :so he ran, looking back and seeing tho eetereelle.. hew, aerieneted 'yet. , ; ende eewitte W..,
few Minutes, told then eaid, through his nether extremities and cassock, the "I am sure he n..ver will " I •• •ed - d I
, ri 30in .an Lever stantial li iuse on the ou. skirls of Nuncester. As I mail swerve on to the siding. ote Pilysc 11.2.1.-ai, iny swam, aim ilientieat liners!, 01
"So Fanny has accepted you, has she ?" lower part of the figure being lees fully mate- felt more certain of anything in my life. walk up the shrubbery I ant seen by the Inmate of a snug And then he nui for life. So close was he beset, the El.,trieity uhi..ll 'hey gently mid perm:meetly
" Yes. What then ?" Utilised than the upper. In a few minutes the tire had consumed the my., library on the ground floor, and sun admitted by him impart to the sydein, th., promote dide•t ion, cireula-
that, as he forced the lever from him ',eh all liie ti ''' , and nutrition. th..reht w•iding Salon in her
e Why. then, it's you who have cut me out, yen " Excuse me "-ho said, in a pleasant silvery
cross
tenons packet and I had etrung the little pectoral with ninny an e•pression of surprise, before I have had might, the engine thundered by-the whole train efferto t.• neter.• the n distal I.glategt of leolth and
leek, sleg. you. I made her an oller, au.l received - voice, so thorongblyiniman-1 mean so •horoughly e, . .... .
on my watch-chain, where I still retain it. time to lay my linnd on the bell, which swings over eurving off again in safety. vigeur iii a deloilittte.l vonditlition.
ale m enittg a letter !rem Iter of the very opposite like an embod•ed voice that I really felt for the g &nay chaffed me o trageously the next m ening the words, engraven on a brass plate, "Mr. Crouch, I Electricity. the priii... net or ill Ile. proee-s of life,
puree t from yOlirk. Shaki: hands, end God bless moment 1. .
't was such and that somebody was play- as to my Puseyite proclivities, and wondered she Solicitor. I pervade- ell lit ing or.t.ttlimi. met it• i lentity with
poi Isitb." ing • stupid joke on me. had never noticed the High Church appendage Mr. Crouch Voquitur): I simmered that if I could DOWN A MINE SHAFT. : nerve 1. rc.• is no conieei•lre, "lit a oei,iii• -.•eeitific
f• ice knees, ie di vere.,i in tie• u,.,,•ein, „1 1.'1,.,,,
I feit not a little limn& ne w. 11 as happy, to . ay. .
' N I interrupted, "I fear I must have made Were. manage to drire through the snow I would go to (From "StreaLed with Gold," the Christmas Number elie-iel- :Y. "teetillenth. kit Nerese Eslemotion.
think that tunny I•ad ref.:Fed a landed proprietor, • roi• take and come into the wrong room." "It shows how little you look at me," I answered. Chillestone at once, ask for John Hargle, nnd see what of the Gentlemen's .Ifoyezinc.) beat 11.-..ility. ant varioo. Fillieti•mal 1ii....01er, the
with aee:rt IA ee 1 hotiont:•l a )ear, for a bridled, " No," le• replied sadly, "If any one is in the e Yon are quite sure the Catholic priest didn't would happen. So we settled it, and further we agreed Rachel Dunn summoued all the remnants of her reedt ot electric tl dcticiet et-. the :.ises. Appliances
are Natilre•• litota eolt;:ellial .011 reli .1.1, remedy, as
balloter pe I,' in 4 only ..-• 1 olif Cot E•,• %hi,: in wrong r. eau ti is myself. Let Ille explain very B
.. . . I, .
ive it to ou eh ? " asked Jane and E 1
un y. that I ele add take him with me te within half a mile of presence of mind, hung-in desperate hope - her 1111. is provuol by th.• see,- ..• the I. u•t :to sear,.
the sha eof eel 'ault literare venturer. • briefly, for this interview is more painful to me t mite. the house, and that when I had got about an hour's : delivered haslet front her shoulder with a drip that Reeent isnitmt ettient - :t......-nat de -offerer. to benefit
. The eeeety eay, believer in wh;ch Pitman now than to von, i p .
f ossilile lam ehat is callei in •• 1,
"I am told," n• il the younger sister signiti- start he should follow and put in an am-mince there .
she tore from her shawl, tied the bunch of candles to from the va.t rural., p.o.e. s• .f Ili- •• -el,. applicable
cantl " that NI r. leen ,n's Dew off Ben Nevis is galvanic ;stet:see- in a e:irt., -.1..1.1r3 -tate.
hithed m•• es t: .• sueec ..I I:I suitor, and forthwith P"Pniar kr guage a trho-t. lam • troubled spirit, e. also. Meanwhile, I was to act accerding to circum- ; her waist, mid secured the one ehe had lighted between MR. PC INLltelat '1 I El; would eel% at tentien to
1.1.1 the stery se Lis eel:leiter. tied iny auccies with • eyelet that chains me to earth, and of which Particularly patent, aud that he was always famed stances, and what theyenight have revealed to me. i her hat and ribbon. Thee, turning her back to the the following, antom: tlw Mari) eniiip•nt. ,rientitiC.
to ti eI, I." eut my uwu awl Fanny's family as- I can only rid myself ey your aid." as a brewer of od 1 I 1 ? "
t . er. a a not so And a pretty drive through that heavy mow we had. ' shalt and going down upon her hands and loiees, she and I T i
elder _est itionitl• to the value . f b - inventi .... a
'rattled ut his tonne, • into i elicited m• torte any " Why mine?" I vk.d, timidly. " I believe both your allegations ara true ; but But it's as well I went, perhaps; and popping John 1 ' felt about with her feet till first one and then the ither "ig"'"l,2,l' itS',d'''' 01 tiv moiieal erefe-ion. as •
. Ik,, a, so Ili artl IV -lei enetdeg front the eteviout It would be a long and difficult task to explain . .
• irrelevant in the pre- ent instance, as I took my
out as agreed, I drove on tin last halt-mile alone
* I ; touched the Limed round. reotteteest or ise•-• greit ilooltrotelotellia
or tei •iee peoti uot ne ail s my peculiar appeteacy to yourself in preference Id w'th tnd br d 1 If "
night-capeo iou , a ewe IMyse . "We, the ilictersi.m...l. li .v.• math pleasure in
I had never seen this architect ; but as the door was . I A miner would have laughed at her awkwardness .. fr,tif Ow, th„t I, 1,. peereeyeieseee e.,...et im.
eo it 0.,s ite lee duen to the Chrietuna dinner for instance, to yo,tr host ; but there are reasons.
' Since that Christmas Day, not only has the ghost
opened to me when I drove up by a sallow•facal, dark- i : while, by drawing slowly backwards and downwards, •• prevenient. ei hi. Voltaie Ihdt..ries and Galvanic
thotongtey pt et end to cejoy our.elvee, an.l, atter May I ask whether y.. 0 will perform a very 341110.10 never put in an appearance.but servants owl la•lies ' and clinging with her hands to the rock, she managed "mediate,- fer Medical Purposes are of great im-
a 1.60 -onion ttom one of the curates with stele net for me wheh will involve you in moth:ins ost t en rimer tear o lell tng 'Tong t le
di. hue 1h ' f f lie ti h I haired young man, I concluded it was he, and from the ' and wee "pertatee to ecteetiest Molicioe. atoll that he is
first I did not like the I •
ook of hint Ile had • nasty, to gain an upright positiou on the third round
Metes and a thin voice, we fell to. agreeable, it nd only entail slight trochle ? " corridcra after nightfall. Even when they saw "entelel te the eeteeereeen and sopport ..f ever/
• thus able to hold by the sides of the ladder. This, •
nothing. nei you, prople tend to describe themselves P
inched•up face and furtive eyes which never rested 'one iti0a....1 hi further the advancement of real and
1w ,e n.. it V„1,11, of Online. ned we hada° emelt Iss as standitot all this time with my candle in
ee
0.66.cid....... . . . h . - -
N straight on mine for a second from the beginning to she now found, was fixed firmly to the rocky sides of
else te telt aisle that, though I had a queerer my hand, and I rennet explain what it was that "" t presenct otner t nan tex Own. o
re...ly on the 1.: pof my teitgue twenty times during preventtel me from satisfying myself by t u sense eines or d,stlirbances were eve., as far as I could the end of our nequaintance, though truly that was not the shaft which it followed perpendicularly, so that " line I the 9.11 .ler of Menet, isel."
she, as a novice, felt ns if she were leaning backwards Cif %ems Lover to'
useertain heard in co nezion with this, which wis a long one. If his appearance slid not please me, cer. Mart., F. tt.i'.e., leiy,iiian to MM. the queen).
dinuer. it 101 v. rc• A asked tit her. but I put it to tny of toneli wh thee t e man who was not twO !, _ „ .a , and as if the rock were pushing her away. Ilut she
eir as sat ite the ladle* nad retired and we had Y.:yds distant from ma was a man in our ordinary "I.teee"). .e ' •
• t let. inoffensive h t." IF
gOa IS pecu- talnly his answer to toy inquiry for John Dargle , Ws. Foto' 'eve
re at ianged our. etre, for w•no awl prospective acceptation of the term, or simply. as he gave hardy wad in aepeanng when • number of per. P
leased me less. I smelt a rat when Mr. Makerace told • . ventured another step :it was Comparatively easy, Wart e.it S., late Sorgetal to lI.M. Ihe queen).
; and, out of an unknown number of hundres 5- Beene Domain
me that his cousin had been obliged to leave very early '
cigat 0 himself out, a 'bodiless phantom. Still I did not i Bone were pre-ent, for the peewee, I presume, of , . . thousands for anything she knew-she had achieved Illart . Wit, F.H.S., 1 Ilysieian to 11. M. the
•• I did not know you numbered a Rowan hut gradually I found I Was losing that honor seeking the fitting individual he found at last ill in the morning, owing to some lettere he found on his . four. The fifth step was harder. The ladder had Queen).
arrival the day before, and which required his presence e. RAN si.lo MARTIN
Catholic priest among your guests Pitman," 1 with •which I first regatded the stpparitios. I me. , been made for men with long and uninctimbered limbs,
mei, site r ee, as I took a chair bee
' ide him, 1 treatee my visitor, in fact, as I eheuld have treated I never came out in the mediumistic line, in London. Mut. ret., NI. It. F.R.S.) .I:c..te.
was cot aerate whether any of the guests might a very distant acquaintanc.• a little above my own .
Material business throve. Briefs ca MI
me rip y 11, " Ile started by five this morning to ride to Wor- I fur the spaces between the rounds now because as wide DR_ i..ji A ebei el, liit ie ES, F. 11 r le. le it.s,
as she could stretch. She had at every step to bend Physician tu St..lary's 11 i I
....p.m., miter thee Sent
belong te ilea 'deb, so spoke cautiously. sphere. whom it wi•uld have been sone thing of au kind I had more than enough of literar k t fill
y wor 0 cester to catch the first up-train,' said Makerace. one knee beyond the pole and to feel with the other lit ISIS:. in a similar te4ineolial ivo alsove. odds -
• "Mike here,' pointing to the stable-boy, who had come
l'o open 1 oked round rather nervously too; and impertinence to at lc to sit deem. up the gape in .heir arrival, so that before mei- foot at its utmost reach, while holding with all the "1 mut satiofiee that he to all h,.h.•-t, earnese
summer of that New leer which I inaeguratel at round on the appearance of the dogcart, " got his horse . "•thi.eirer in the lield of senile.% :tiel 1 think that he
again 1 famed it might he through fear lest my " A little :bore my own sphere!" Row lightly : strength of her hauls, borers she could make sure of ..
rem:ilk should offend some onee Be la„ghee a I wrote those words, and bow exactly they desseibe 4 "
I n -downe Horse, l waii enabled to make Fanny ready last night by my orders, didn't you, Mika ?"' deserves to sleet with every eocuorazement from
' a new foothold. But . t last, after this slow and " the Preeee mull Inon eeientitie men "
" Hes, er;' grinned Mike, " and I kind a seed un go
forced Innen, and raid- what this swinge visitor gave himself out to be. my wife
Greenaway • painful descent, her foot felt. not the round of a The Bona- Fele lei elem.. of the seiietey of these
s• it I at, base you seen it ? " This has alwarys struck me os one of the straneest We were mar, ied in London, and very many re off ; leastways, I wan 'make about five, and seed a light : latter, but hard nick. She vas on fine ground again appliance. Is Oillideltorioted by tlw f..lltovin.flor 'epee,
the same party met on the occasion as bad gathered a-mos ine in t' stable yard:
e Sest a? I Mean the young priest who was at feature. of medern Ppirittinlistic manifestatume . i• before she had heped for it, and the breathed freely. teeener retina in the standard west to 7e. Pee /of
dinner, and has. I suppose,left with the iadies. lie (so-ealled), namely, the perfect Sang
.froid and i 'he
I'd
1 country al the previous yuletide. Fanny
spent our honeymooe at Lansdowne !louse ; I cent nulled my contenance, and said, " That's very
awkward; I bad an appointment with him here at , I But on what sort of firm ground ? She stood on s 'lmin KINO, M.D., clinieel Prefesoor of Obstetrics at
Cincinnati :-
was sitting lent en Jen.• and Emily Greenaway." familiarity with which devout believers-almost in 1.1 i tyMnt of rook, giving haelly room enough for liee "In thew eases Where it IS olearahle to liroolliCo •
" Speak softly," be replied, and bending towards p oportien to the devoutness of their belief- .
role Pitman was in teen, and had written me a one o'clock, and I am expecting my clerk in half an
I dail old, I daily am new ; Ie . e : I
ee., an. prOjeet.ng over : •entinuation of the shalt omelet... current of galvallistil Mel Without the
h I t .• that although I did not de-
et er, saying , hour or so to ineet me. We ii ere going into some built. -
1 7 •sed I bl ed I fel I tenor '
me, added *. it's a ghost.' &deletes those who are, subjectively to them at e eery am prat ,amam , am se, am . . that must be followed by n -bad ladder. This time intervention of emelactor. or e'eeloroslea there to no
k Iterve it for the iriek I had played in taking aay nese matters with Mr. Beret° ; what can I do?" instrument superior to Pulvermaelwr s Imprne.l
e Noute•tiee," I rejoined, thinking, of course, he l• ast, be:offe from another world. One good I'm the talk ot the nation while yet in my prime, there Wall nothin! to hold by, and no plank to kneel
wait poking tun at me. "If it was a ghost-siece thing spirit-rapping has done at all events, taken h 8 wite, he would be very happy if I would ue. l•is "I don't know, really," was the answer. "Ile But t. 1 I. , 1i„,,,,d my time;
orgotten w ten once ye ou - on, while she crept upon the first round. Pressing her tette ' • titan,
.• ._ . Th • • chain. ere vrry useful
Won't be here to•daye iii many nervous disordere
you s.y • it'-1 never knew ghosts were so real awey the fear of Bogey from its votaries. home for my honeymoon holiday. I t the same In the morning no Miss is more courted than I,
" Humph ! Well, will you allow me to wait a little, 1 back close to the rock, and looking resolutely upward, weeder "eau). ime„,a,,, Rite .et ion
time h.- asked in a mysterious inanner whether I In the evening behold me thrown carelessly by; I she, at the risk of throwing herself from her balance, iteiniplegia (Epilepsy I/y.olll.in
fle.6 nod I.lood looking. Thu young priest sitting So completely had I loot ali fear that I stepped „, d_ e
eee,... t., beh..ae -a. • • that I may not miss my clerk, as I shall have to take - . .. f •
be) won eny I utur.• Kiders•iniaw ?or may-per• quiet ly to tee drawere, dersited my °oldie, at d !',' "", '''' tb t any asmong young Dae warning, ye air ones,-I, like you, have my day- ', took off her shawl, passed it over the loneist wind of the Pantlyois ITurpi.l Liver ,P•tralv •is Madder/
I aril-ter was " n'ter " Emily. I told him 1 thought hen lack ?"
halo. he teas only an Anglican. They dress re- then returned to my visitor aga.n, standing in Your charms will, ere long, pus wholly away. i last ladder, and held by it with one hand while she let 1 teutral Pandysi. lAsthilia I 'lwo,
Mei ' ..I.ly alike.' the same a• titude es liimsel at the opposlte end of nrut ; and the last news I got alter our marriage "Oh ves, if you wish; but the place is very un- -- ' herself duwn backwards : for a moment she swa ed to S/anal Paralysis ,Anietiorrlma -litil• de11.,"
•• Eller.. was no one at all bet wren ewe and the flrepleee, just Irs two college chums might have , , -
wes that he had prop.stel end was accepted. finished."
d ,howed I could see he wanted to get rid of me, and of course : A certain natural production, neither vegetable nor one side, fie her shawl slipped along the slippt.ry e,e, to.
) Neuralgia lii-ouiestorrtuto it'rit,re.l'railip
Spinal Irritati .... 'lly.terieal I'r:omits
lair ly t .reensway at dinner. I had managed it all done -a' tt. ' . '..
d ero chums but a man and a ghod I ' told It anny the story of the ghost. an
her the lakt.el in the ben 100111, tillt Flop Ft IA riling - wit I was determined he should led. mineral, male ma female, but generally between both ; toted, but h d
b V arttnl ont the other, and happily etiii Joints Nen.ois Debility and 17 attractions
e ith them. They preferred thee: own sieterl/ I remember di-tinctiy as.aing itt Fe If what Fannny
and clings -, Ica inntely to her explanation that it " Never mind ; there's a fire in the hall, I see ; I from two to six feet in height ; recorded in the old and caught the pole of the nee ladder just in dine. Itysterie I'l
onstipat i..n Leos of !linen
eoeie:y to being divided by a curate ; and as Iha ...mid have thought of it cAd -he Lave knot% . _ „ ~ „, ah. e .. just sit down there, if you please, until my man comes; t I'
11, Ne Testaments; subservient alike to fidelity and The secend ladder Was of a different ceneruction Ilyaterie Paralysis Deaftiess(Nerv',..l I,s- of Taste. ate."
no, 'dna more eligible to offer they did sit together." " Let me proceed t
~
o state my wishea, i hen," told ""' ei""e t.eelf. A strong Curioaity 10 examine the newels of the bales- ery. front lite last, and site had to learn to feel her di+ aned For forthor Testimmoials, loth Medical and Privet,.
e Ito yott mean to tell me it was an opt•cal illu- the young pries', for my time with you may r nix Este I trade, which John had made such a rignterole shoot, --este-
ha UV IllehlittO VITAL EAs. soy," peed free for If stamps at
shun on ley part, then ?" IW very phial, and lam e•lti-hly anxious te There are said to be in England only 1101 en oak trees But net the shlift. Bow deep she already ens s
' I didn't say anything di the kind. I said you get my own affairs settled first. Then, e ,_
e h If a newly-bntelied chieken were to account for i•s wee °n me directly I caught sight of them, and the J. 1.. PUINERM.W.IIEIre GALVANIc
upon which midterm is now growing. estuld me guess ; but below, for aught she coeld tell,
el it
m ..... ent I was alone I gratifit . ESTA 111.1 SI lAI ENT.
had aen tbe ghoet. lif course every eligible e.tate centinned •for I euppee I I tilted inquini• existence what preserves would it name ?- Mannabitle might reach a hundred times as many fathoms more.
The first I touched on the left was quhe solid and Mime-roe SerCesTlTlons.-The foolish superstition . ... let ItlerielN r STREKr. le oN le ie. W.
has it• ghe-t. So has this one. Scores of people tively ), " I will satinfy your c xiceity to any (ma ins l'aide iminseeable; but the other, sure enough, yielded to tuy about the efficacy of mistletoe in kepping witches and She now stood upon a narrow wooden plane, twit rose •--- .
II EALTII A S. .1.111. 'I: i it' II % PPINFAL
have seen him -he has haunted the place for years extent I ran. It is not, after all." he moralised, Why was Tense' galloping front London to York
attempt to turn it, and went smoothly, as if on spate, hot-goblins away is not yet extinct. A poor woman, and seek under her at her leas! movement, and seemed
Noe reaty, latlarvo•l Eatlioott. Do tseses. ere, by is.st to ell
_ aad the all daamhe hint sa a young,
pleasant. .. Tete se selfish as it appears for ii eto wish to like taking forty bushels out in a boat P-Beetuse be lee on the point of turning over. It was cracked and arts"( the Worhl. te Mischa.", two stamps
two sides routid ; yet each (see being equal, it did not upwards of seventy years or age, walked over two no
loeking leetian Catholic priest. in i„ng; clerical get my own business over ; for, until it is nettled, rowed the whole wry. utten and ad to break if it did not fall. Nur. for (11•11.1:1 TO lila: lit' lit'AillollV ; or 11, ALTII I.OsT
show that it had been meddled with, and I turned it for a piece to put in some food for her pig, which had r' ..
coat, almoe Ilk.. a cessock,and • waistcoat butt ned lam toned to keep up this character of a re••• nen' ; Why is a cook without pepper like • dandy in back wain to its former position. Trying it talCo been bewitched by a neighbour. It was no possible use re
yli h Id uld elle find any Ulf AND Itt:I;AINED. 14 lIEN,Y ,sMITII, Mir . Author
seine time, reale as a e wou ,co
oe e The Fulmar esti:V.ld" k..., 3e. A Nee ileacol Work
up eleeely to hi+ Homan bands, with a sculling, and I dislike eseeedingly br• nit :lig in "pen fe-tive Hottest Row In October ?-liecause she is " uut of e e rneins of descending teethe!. But at last she saw„
. more, thus bringing it again two sides round, wonder- to try, by tearing or by serious talking, to shake i on tole l'ilfetof all 1ii....,..... re-tilting front loss ..f Nerve vower.
agreeeli.. cant of countenance. gatherings. I have been oblige to eo min order season." rin . llolding by this, she sae Fel AItVICE, MILES, put:scull. tloten. At.
Id lady ill her belief and as the pig recovered and g`ed in the rock, an Den g
ing what the deuce it meant, and before I eould re-turn o , . ,;, , ,
" The very same. Why, man. he was thlking to le find a teng medium for tny intuit tioieationS, es Why is a wagon with the owner's name on the tilt it, I leered Mekerace's footstep above. made a good one, the absurd notion gained strength. ear • ' nr°
e: ulav •1 ett n the inorure plank, and then just it et a Gl'llie TO IIEALTII, STIteNGTII. •I NO VI. all-C-
U.` gitalt ihs• whole of dinner time, and I don't I hare now the happiness to do in 7.•ur case." like an American humourist ?-11reause it is a Murkt Not wishing to be caught prying, I dropped my In Worceetershire the misdeed bough should be .
managed to see the head o• e third ladder a fel! half- the N•1,111i t• losotar
Ot:n 111 a/ AGE : ietritlahl- t l • . .. .. . Y.
know why I diJn't ask Fanny about him." with all the dignity of a eewlyelevelope 1 %ea,. hands behind me, and stood pretending to &duties the gathered (so tradition says) by the hut male domestic eard below. The rin ' 4 bled her to let licreelf 141'1'. n'll 'II 11"e''. !"'"`" ."""t't"l'''"","" ":"""
g ju. ena Duette:dot from irn,tal ante-. of Itte, churite. aza, • r illoleaae.
.• Don't you ? I do; because you were gloating ntediten I begged him to proceed without apols gy ; a wn fro 11 the la Ili and balmily the third ladder
0 I pi , „ . or from met-Islet or abused entrides. wbther ot leely or
Over your triumph. But look here. To set your aad h'lually tound myself calculating hether If • raven were going to prey on a dead sow w
hy staircase. At that moment the porch bell rang. I that enters the f is.
awl It is then dressed with nuts,
die proved saner than the first two-at least, for a time. e, cue life loch, gerstwe late Beers ...me Brain
would he travel by the Welveireli road ?- '
Because It Veen w '
d I o it was, straightway opened the door, and apples, ribbons, &c., and suspended in the centre of inl• l'
e- ' - I ' ••• lAd.-• f k 1 I. •t 4
Puma at rest. go quietly to the drawing-room and erefeseonal mediumehip-visitors a guinea a head even om resei„te ie, ebe wee, felt e evii,„ a Toll, lot. 10134
,lorartiClC•its ..0.0. %let er. rask,olit e •
would take liiiii to.Prekhein. admitted John Bantle. Mothming him to be silent, we room, somtimes with a cord attached to a pulley, to , . . • eterV.l• .0111'11)0rd I thillty, Voolel Irritshility. .•ettolseho,
ask the girls who it was that sat between them at -nitget r.ut pay better than literatu-e or law. ad ced to the foot of the stairs. • allow of it being lowered for the lady to pick a berry. ' .
said) fear v. hen, after accustoming herself to the new
, edso. tee.' eel ',ma:tali...l Weal. owe.. Pr. eistlire Ivray,
dinner. Say we have • wager about it, and be sure " A long time ago," he began, seuiling,-" to Bow do we know that when Bleek-eyed Susan went both ---T66 •
• clerk has arrived, Mr. Makerace," I called up Now and then it has been so ingeniously hung that it
• distelteve, site put dovnt one of her feet and (mem. awl all disorteni restiltinr. from los. of vital force
yeu don't give any further explanation. It would commence my narrative in the approved (ashen- .„ _
to see William the crews were nll negroes ?-Becausa "1"*.
then ; 'but I should like to leave a message, U you will could be drawu by pulleys over e
te head of ally Cm, in stretch a, she would, nothing to rest upon. She had w ..
rrse ev Pest tile Pare-). oaten *Rows. 11. envelope
OMAN ; Iler laitica Relstiosts and Po+iii•let. subjects
cast • damp on the evening if it transpired that the this house west tenanted by a Catholie-or, as sou me
. poem says " the fleet sits el...red." jost 11,4..4-11 letting her weight rest upon a round of
ghoet had turned up. He is always coming to the
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would say-a Roman Catholic family, of which I Why is a knowledge of grammar indispensable to step down." any part of the room. ter. II iirrieelly she drew back her foot aid paused. .
• We heard einkerace coming, and saw his hand I HOLLY Mt • DICOUTIOS.-The decoration of houses And ~,,,, i 1 h h • •th Mato!: 11111.11e•-•1, Mai& olesd. 13.111,14.00. MArtiaire,
Molludlessl Fenole E:leettion Woman ma Wlle, Nl...moss
trout on the queerest occasious, generally festive as t e reeieent chaplain You are aware that, by young man about to enter the Chu h?
re- --Bemuse it gliding along the upper balustrade. He reached the with holly is also • custom that was originally copied tl '•et"' e i I t sta
, wit e t ull tinging im apparen y a 31.411,,11-nu•sne ...nein, •e.. e. tsa re se on
nothing bloe her but air, a eew and unlooked-fot *deem ef vied mese-wee te wee...
ones. when there are people here ; but this is the our rs gluten of confession, w e beceme depositories leads to a (a) curaey. last stair, which turned on to the landing at the head seem the Romans, although we had not such a pretty it.-- A Frerial 'Anion beuttlifully Ilil•trtlet Wilk
, da ;sr nr se. She was seizel with eiolent pains in '4.
first Sine. to my knewledge, that he has played of mane fatnily nt•d indivi•hial seerete : Ind you eDo you take kindly to menial semis. s " &seed a of the eight at the bottom of which we ItoOd. Ile reason for it as they had. The believed in god° wdo eterrevinee on woe. edit um, lila- elaillii.i:e .
. Hog" .0 at a cbrieinme dinner.. possibly keow that soofessem in our cherch is lady of an npplienta. "Well. yes ; but I should pre- saw us-saw John, unuestakably John Dargle-with lived in the woods and forests ; belly was the only Y it•
er:•f V t.h'. The incessant exercise of unused- muscles Important to Cowart PA • tts
, was tilling effect - her feet became leaden weights that We It. SMITH. the Foinc.ct si,ci..list, Ow he. devoted
- I had to come back from the dr i wing-room oone more jeldennl7 metaled and hedged around with fer the hymeneal I" answered the fere the light front the window above falling full on him. plant. that kept up its brightness and beauty in tne
lodes that my host was right. The girls had sat restri• ti3na then it is in that launch of the Angli- Why ari• ladies and gentlemen the most disgusting There was a pause-neither of us dared. Hvi- aesolate winter, so they brought the brought the bosighs Idl 1 h cl. dhb'n Le
t !ogee ier t sten ;er eyes grew tin an er rat . : .
twenty-six pads to the treelnteet of ....rvoto and Intilli.
biting Inseams, vall. for the Imeellt .4 those at Fatima
together and amend them-elves by quiezing the can 0011.1111111.1 i. n a hish has recently, I believe. eaters?--Beosuee thee eat wild the cook spits and the dently Makerace • first impulse was to retreat; but. into their homes, `" that the sylvan spirits might mane She felt herself losing control over her hands,
and if her lingers relaxed for an Instant all was over. certuilig,lll,7,.,7,''frris!.)astr;;;!jl ilt:::liriilui,..i.Vtle-iri"geurt?e:•:
company in 3 eneral, the curates in particular, and ael•spted the cut.toin. lam right, am I not ?" butler brines uu. appearing to recover his presence of mind, he broke replete thither and remain unnipped by frost and cold
Fanny and utpelf in an especial degree. And yet I assured him he was quite 'Donee, and was eta- Why should we dislerliere the existence'of the Giant's into a short foroed laugh, stepped forward on to the winds until a milder season renewed the foibles on their She managed, however, by a strong effort of 'elf- ti.o'. te te'eliti. A "Getthleittial" form :4 rorrespoteletwe sent
I could bare staked my existence that the yeung prised to find him so thoroughly att etneent with comeevey ?- Ikeattse Ireland is full of shamrocks mid Inndingeind- disappeared I-dropped st hth
raig-t --rough , darling abodes." As the holly held such power over co•timand, to hold on till the first faintness was Ina lo Vat.
Address: 1M..111. SM.
print was tie re. Over and over again, as I saw mundane matters. that may be one of them. the thor. almost without a sound! the minds of the Rotuma, the Christians adopted the and then •hlni tl at tempted _
, conquering t e nature pa c 1
her to drag herself up again-not that she could pls. Enterol at Seal...ere Ikon, 1.4.• I Priee 1., or enclosed isot
hint laughing and chatting with Jane or Emily, I " Among the healthful restrictions, which I ob. What is that Mee ..... tee by wi ilt • • t .1 •
i c teen oce lin Wonder and consternation seized ue-nt least nue: custom of using it tut Christmas, and thus avoided • . .
sibb have done so- sin ventured A round -But
to lot • tool trem Ile. author for 1 stamps.
was p eine to pay to Fanny, " That priest is no served in every case save one. wee the rule not to 1t I gl" flt tl • •rl fI• ad rts It
your head Call he drawn witl t Pahl. if eon only nhut but ink dente( o lave a nutuentig otseru i. shocking the preps ices o new y-m e conve . Boiling could she see but a ragged yard or two of Meetioon All meth Ess.:• ea the functions anal dies
1111Cet it:: ." se •• The fellow is actually flirting." If commit to writing what I received under the seal your eves aud keep your mouth open ?-A lead p ucia. Catching lily anti, lie exclaimed :- came thenoe to England, and the people have kept up enters .4 the reprositieliii. orrsos ion tooth. theole..d.
knotted at the end, that hung at arm's length and .iin ere, ems siteervetien+ et, the Thatteent mai rum of
be were a ithest he certainly was a peculiarly kneel of confession, lest, in event of anything happening . . ; '"lltere. I knew tle•re was aline devilry on these ' the fashion long after the original cause for It has :
, rforrin lien And then, daring nt last to let her eyes Nervous esheustan, Prnoiset Itelality. I woe,. of Soiree,
one, and eave mP no idea d • troubled spirit. Take nee one letter I ant the same •
to me, the Becret might be divulged. You follow Y , . tske away stairs. Have you touched the newel? " . been forgotten. I travel downwards, rhe saw the head of a fourth __,
be Is In • the rvoilt of :IA) %ear: atess•-ftil prdetio. Ity J. L
contrary to Pitman's request, I did confide me ?" two letters, I nut the settle : take away three letters. I e Yes." ' I Toe WoOD or rut Doter.-The white wood, when culelle' AL It. 1.". AIdIit3IAIILE-STILEET. PIOI'AItILLT,
ladder on a level with, but at least Iwo arms' leogth teete„.'w. "
uty damsel to my future sisters-in-law during the " Perfectly." am the same ; take awny all lay letters I remain the ..Then by heareit we've got at the secret !" . '
same. Whet alti I ?--The Postman. dyed black, closely resembles ebony. It is in great from, the round on which she was standing. Iler per• ..ei aria cori Mtntlllon T7th reateme. Ably aritlcti and
, ernes:, ; fee I 'ell I must mut the quustion as to e We reeled tip to the edge of the landing. V
on o e occasion I broke th•ough that rule. for - erj request to make the handles of teapots, and an7thine ceptions were now sharpened, and the use of the loose, plainly deseribm the booliree .1 ties, diseases •Iti.•11 prodtme
the CAI). lie priest point blank to them. Their the u If a gewlenien wished 1,, ins' f '
re a nend, anti to re- cnteiously Jack ma one foot lightly upon it. The ...1. itaore frosiiirlitly loreleriture .4,1 ~ge." -
el th t i wanted to look like the highly-polished freeed, unstranded piece of rope was formidably clear. '1"41"e k" I'""h. '
intpressiOn immediately was that I had taken too andmatter was one . ters•st
that in ed d I
me very P 1 ; A hi
"- - ' mu. -.lii to oette w;•Il dressed, in what Latin word ii„,,, yitidett. Tu. broad plaula yielded with a sprit kW a 6 Daily Tetegraph, 2.th Starch, 1..." At.
wu connected with • member of the family. 'lc' black wood. The young shoots of the tree are given The ameba descent or the shaft had been broken by .. 5:,.„, • . .
, ON • SSii.,II shootild Ire ill Ow 1,0A...1y...id) and
11111 Ch wine, or was trying tO Beare them. They I • could lie express both wishes? -C. -
ircuinspiee (bir, mid or' ed more than wide enoUgh to admit a man's
, to the deer for food, and the long straight steins are a hollow neves in the ruck, and the rope was for • old ore. It is a moliell pohlieation, tevelurime the treatment
am not, of course, going to iepeat my error by come spicy).
had never Lear ;of the " ghost " previously. body. 114.ftwil fr" • ti•le Pr'wure of the feet t"ey used for whip-handles and walking-sticks. The inlaid lumen, orneeikey, to swing himself across the pit from of • awe of mead inahelim shed, haat. t 0.1......: le.. the
giving you the slightest clue en to what the
Although I cannot Bay l had exactly " made my e ne Wh • Ik th ted h' '
yr is ac OC e mos in est t ing ntl solid giving no hint of thei
in „eine", e looked flat a • r treachery, work, called Tunbridge were, owes almost all the the bottom of the third to the top of the fourth ladder. Wet .4 the Miterate met dedasiii, I•adeol Srrri,. Gazette.
nor is it necessary to dwell
ma' .er was ; . . toodon :es I '' •i it
4. J. 1111%S. losdoteller.:V.Lorn it .
mind easy "on the subject, I said no more about Iterative it hold• its hands before its face, and how- and formiug whet is "led on the stage • " vampire ; white patterns to holly wood. The bark helps the . • • With all her force, she swung herself off, __________ __ . -
upon the so-called accident which ended ni -
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it, and did not think very much either. The talk ever good its works may be, It is always running itself trete' bird•cetchers and gardeners by its slimy properties. striking out with her feet, so that the completeness of CURE FOR Ati.
itted this
earthly life. I had; as I told you, oomm . Nothing can be seen down the hole, and nothing ,
grew fast about other and much more mundane down. „ This is st •dft I h • mid °eared several , the rising might enable lier to catch the fourth laddet HOLLOWAY' 8 0 I N T ME N T
rippe o n t .. summer
secret to writing, for the case of conscience in-
subjeets s• hie'. we lingered in the dining- m ove A carpenter made a door, it proved too high. He ch" be bem4l' The Innn Inte disePPt&esd " thmug.°Y days in clean water; it is then boiled until t separates I with these. end trusting to rise the highest round with
dmy memory not -- • DIPIITIIKRIA
• single Cigar and two or three glasses of wine r v°lved wan c°mPll"ted "le' au
- 1 1 tit tttttttttt it too little ;he cut it again and ns '!i he had timer been. •in layers. The inner green portion is laid up in heaps . oee hand before the mood. • ettereie crest net Belie( lIITIe
very tenacious, whilst I wanted to grasp the wieocu . t . • • * • I SoltE THROAT ASTIIIIA we .
and solemn menthes had been exact d that we e rit ad,' . I made it just fit. Bow did he manage this? -lie slid 1 until fermentation ensues, when it becomes a gummy leur one instaet she Ilew over the black pit even e 6
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of the details with a view to su seque . ii,.
would not ex eed that quantum, but would ioi •- . not cut off enough, so he cut a little more and made •
lack is the fire to dee., ,1, but presehtly the mass. This is pounded into a paste, or laid by again fartlis.r thfill she expected, for the rope was short and ta,r,,,eu,,, eie, ,;:`e... ; ; .0„ „ .1, e ...es. e e.t.a
the itelies let itheth Soule of the curet head hope Ido not weary you with these minute,. r ame .rlnts.
two are dew . well lb •1 .. ',II. and etruggling 5 ith • tO ferment, and when mised e ith grease or oil, is ready for I sanely adapted to the distance to be covered. At the trestmeht eh.... it... tot • ••-to.. I' - '"' '
MS COllk the door to fit. ,
. with the :mete, and left the I ensured him such was not the case ; I wies meet Itelvy ueight. SI . •:. :t.,.1 •it It titnieulty they bring ; use, Gardeners usually spread it round their favourite I -.. se.; e. r • est, Woe ' orano
ritill IllUilletil else clutched at the ladder with the walease tie- et atm: it. h ' " ..,,•e este er .• 1. It• v.
room even earlier; • My fird doth affection denote,
and. for the first and irel time in m rt I ih I
yi e, ws e anxious to come to the point where all this could
W hid' iity second is born to endure, it up ea the ed_e el Ile lege, anti the pale-iellow light : eeed•beds, and the unlucky birds who oome searching i i i looe . sirs, si• 'al e•
nears st free and lingers; the next, she felt thrust LW titi.,r,..k„i;:r,•,, „i. ~,,, ortive .. and "'" ''"' fia. ta,..
Myself a curate. for 1 wantee to join Fanny. lhe have .iny possible reference to myself Ily third is the sure ate 'dote, falls up II the lifeless Istly of William ?tinkerer*. 1 for food in the freshly•dug oath are set f
ast in the
, tnr" Ixtekw nrde "if bY living hands-the peal, gal ...• at thi. 0i...i....: .. . I id. ..- .r., ..
• s, ... ~. 110 Malt ewe
beetle,' Shoed Church clergy smoked like the best " Baying put down every fact that had been ,on- dross red like n nit in a hole by h
.ols 0.11 devilish cuu- sticky mew lo.ew wahine inore. rawer, si .1 re-e.i.ffili• e •
. I • 1 lirslth •I er i • •rt .11.er news had
That agitation to soften and cure. I
of us-or the worst of us; and the poor relation, tided to me hy my penitent, and taken the precau- trivnucte aid without being able to utter a cry I ---------- '-'"""" eiresti, f C.d. its ND ULCERS
Woman. ' BAD LEGS, RAU IIhEASt• ' I.l' 11,":,•,. A..r... it te
looked as though they thought it ~ piry to go awn, tio•1 of seal ng it carefully in a cover, though I Whet is that which sometimes bidlds walls up lied I
There is a word of three syllables thee contains all _ - ' by ii.locca 11, ni'.'""" 0 " t':. - -• ... nwitul nem
and leave so much good wine and dessert on the hoped to use the document that very evening I „ denetimes knocks them down ?-Mortar. I Why does a sculptor die the moat terrible death ?-i t „ „ „,‘ , e „„..,„ el,. 0.,...., -s- h. i
table. placed it in &secret escritoire which was formed by
' l/le 1. ratty•ftour letters. What is il ?
When is a horse like the sea P-When it's • bay. Why is a church like an imperfectly developed skull? Because he makes faces and busts. nl,l 0• to fro, fr Do. '• 0 aea ad
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"I am 'curry to break up the symposium," said opening a sliding panel in the oaken wainscot )4 Who is that lady who-e mita nobody wishes, theugh
When is a boy not a boy P-When he's a " tiger.' -Because it hes only one organ• I What odour is the grass Under the snow 1-Ini hi I.• Per'. krk:' II ald.""'.°7",;Y. • : ~, , a ...re la se, elf. ow,
Pitman, " bet after the usual whitewash I mtet my room. There that sealed packet still lies, and, hs
•r mother is welcomed by everyb.ely ?
Why cannot a hundreds eight of candles be heavy T- , Bow do you prove the strength of the sun ?-131 green. I wet. e, a.. e•a " ' ' y• re ' .I. ul . a... be
l' . It i, a: •
In all I. mu toes. s' ' ' ' . a o all depraved hussoun
propose an adjournment I am a bachelor hod. as long as it does so, I mus ,
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tas the sa haunt What w• rut is that which contains all the cures in "I tak.s as th y •tilde, e ~I.y . ,
Because it is light. ! shoeing that it supped. everything by It• teams. I Whet odours are tbe storm and the winds ?-1 .• .
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and my character is at stake." this hoese until I get it de troyei. their regular sinter ? www the's; ,Isee etleessereee. STIFF Men
e But lour own end -" If a man were to meet you and knock you &aro, why When is • clock like an idea P-When it suddenly .. Wb •th h lek
yl3 0 eart te • hod_awas__Beaamo it km ' storm • roie and the winds blew (blue.)
•I w. sr . lea, lidt•looluallelo to inoo in.r.„
We sent the sherry on Its final round. The te I Why le the 11100 n like a wword ?-Bccause Ws Ih • te us at . Itb.• 1%. .‘mh
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Was a udd n d, aa yon would call it, a should you be like n pickled dot ivy ? strikes one. many climes 'climbs).
slowest smokers sacrificed their unfinished cigars •*e au bd f tory of (k)Dight. see- el• T. 'Il '• I ~a, sot el It 1. w.y's Pith, el.ht Nod
terrible sr e. To me it was but as • oun rein u.t i ld ; , Whit, English word of five letters has no vowel in whieh teems fastest. heat or mid? Ind why pee 1 g den k re, ray of ~,,,,
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on the shrine of duty, and then Pitman seed, with iii s iou st u always take apartments in &timber-
it
?_myrrh. It• ua ) a ..d,,,,
death to life-not the rev e. The only symptom Why ars you more like a carpenter than I?- 11, swei me "Id '" ,I,•. ••h • used Walnut ......toly D. dem
a sly look at me: built horne? Heat, becetuse you may catch odd. isto tha.ulerat r . . ~_
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of pain was the conscieusness of error in the matter Wh tri t pant dld Hero name when Leander was lost ? ech , , medium of communication ?- cause you're • dui pheiner. all It assmotlo . tolo , drl',3-L.'",' 1 ."3. ". t - rm. -uld • sad
" Now to join the ladies, A
alt- the elerieel of the sealed packet. .I. tw„ lettere in the Engle', eipeeeei nine a .. an en o a emu. • - 1 wh7 b &ming liee new mile e _ wet", it , ,e„,,,,11..,0 nesneut .4 lu• pmts. su4 leave the dam. and
count v in Ertgland ? -Olean( er. When it's a meastheage• anwese ex end unt...e. tech d.
gentlemen-Roman as well u Anglican," he added. e bemire of the gossips of the village, and they - , dee y- strengthens the WIWI. EitUrTIONU ON TIM MIDI.
in a whisper, to myself alone. will point out to you the precise spot in the river Whim ea. nee hest-a blind man or a man without What is the most dftlng question • person can be When is it dangerous to walk by the tine
I Why may carpenters reasonably believe there is no I„ Lheee,,„4..,„,4„,,,,,.. ,„, „,,,,,ar t.,,, .r., th....
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asked ?-A riddle. When the bulrush is out (WI rushes out).
The evening was deficient To others it meant where-' ages ago: as they phrase it-a Catholic ryes I Such thing as scow P-Bessues they never saw I
.t. it, plost, . r bad r • . al a.m.' .10; doll o e may he c udasid,
quadrilles and cards; to me it meant Fume. th • priest was drowned as he was returning late ' e
' eou would Pay, a! a first glance at mit that I ant When is • bonnet not a bonnet ?-When it becomes Why are lovers' sighs like long stockingsl-Because it eli • . isond it Ilea tol utioeut le ...II rola el iota tits
had such oldie.. subject for conversation Moat we at night from • visit to • dying persen. That • comientive. ISM you're wrong, Fin positive; nod • lade. they are heighos (high hose). I Why are Romanist; richer than Baptists 1.-Hecate,. witui, and 11. Vow.), Pi,i.tak• I tbie., and on. oi 1. iba La purify
were Perpetually gettitag involved in the most in- vent was myself. Tee will even see • rude cro-s I'm le not ise Y"" ro wrong. Yet I a... only partially Whet English watering-place is like bees and nettles When doss Iron become leather 1-When it rusts they use wax ceilidhs wed tbe Baptist only dips. th. hlood. The, is 1-01bilog eeetertou. it. the eototit et :on of
nollowayta Gamest, :•ut, Oa the omtertry• i • ilogrediocott•
extricable difficulties during dames or finding standing by the bank, a pions reminder of the peseta, becattee I am only part of a whole. But, at in MOwn gram?-11ay-stings. it becomes odde (oxhide). Why would an owl be (Aoudad if you called biro
,t,tt par. the ie ~,, ~,,,,,bl,,g. "awn,
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people stumble over our legs when we " set out event, though." he smiled im he said this, "some of any rate. eine you may consider tuy positive is wee h If houses were built of meet things, what would the What is it that makes everybody sick bet those who pheesaut ?-11maties you woiald be tuakiag gams gum.
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and P.II. are .01.1 .t PrOIC•eoW liotho•
la • corns r. The nimble. of mild jokes made at your stricter Protestants think it was because I was four of me. It held' several gills of liquid. but my nicest part of the door be ? - The jam(b). swallow UP-Flattery. him retateemeat, en, Osfordwlteet, Loudes.; also t y nearly
out expense would have filled • comic a- noel ; Litt a Catholic I was drowned, and would gladly, it i.„...pasatiTe Co Olild he a stritill portion of it only. Yet - beim' e'er re. . tame ve tea t t 11, .11 i tt
le quadrupled by .., _. _ , ,
body • watch my back What is that whose strength i- iiv resident% the Co/Mewl
we bore it bravely, as theugh we h'd lemn old they dared, dismantle the ' Popish ' emblem which it weed be equivalent to a numberof buebeis of wheat. d d
All hat soun oes an estuary make when the tide Hos me well and I'm every • . .
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stagers. marks the plus." However, as lam apparently driviug you to distrac- g' •
tee out 9-A low creek. and run nobody lf-A loeleing-glase cut in twol- The colon ; bemuse it wen moo
sa i Ma euet. The rustled i °tee oineeent erantens anti
When the ladies retired to bed, and the slava@ e And how Can I help you .: " I a-ked. tiori by all this einiviiiutioii or meaning, I will give you Why is Kr"' fn."' f"!, its cricket P-Because a Why was Queen Eliambeth like • book I-Boma full points. collitee : 11W1 the 'sal cos Box .4 PR s lour d.aaa.
er and a yull notall db.: Von. s M t
What is the differeoce between a hutch 1 . re .std ri each Pot aad Box. sae
departed, an adjournment to Pitmans sate-turn was .. stmply hy going to-morrow m. ruing. to the myself. and that s only to le done by not giving yid crieler is given to ' hopping. she had ise many pages. -The one kills to drew, the ma esteem say language weenie Turkish, Arable, Atarteisa
proposed with the view of a longer smeke and • little room which stands at the extreme eastern myself In nny other forms, he....k
t-, you might maki How it it that salmon csn climb salmon-ladderst If I threw „item into the Bed Sse what would it fashiunable young lady ? Naha er Masai
atelst.esi;, other &Nees tO kW.
end of the lame corridor on this Soot It is little ?ourself litho" in them:. Because they know all about loam humus. le-Wet

In my first is a source both of sorrow and joy,
My second you never can do,
My who'.o to engage is some ladies employ,
But secured in a moment by you.

The Highest gift of Heaven to man
When nature's wondrous works you man,
What, when we own, we lose with sorrow,
And often are constrained to borrow;
The lover's pledge, the poet's song,
What art makes short and nature long.

In harvest should my first appeetr.
It fills the farmer's mind with fear,
My next was used in days of old
By huntsmen and by warriors bold,
My whole denotes that from abo‘e
My first shall not destructive prove.
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My whole oft brings unwary youth
To trouble and disgrace;
Take off my head and then in truth
I sadden many n face;
Take off again, a horrid deed

IiEWARE DNA.

Present;itielf to view;
Again an animal we reld
That's wild and cunning too.

I'm something known and felt on earth;
Some hay old Adam gave mime birth.
I'm much inclined to think this true,
Yet, strange to say, I'm always new.
My measure is not great nor snail;
I atu not either short or tall.
Minus of legs, feet, hands, and arms,
Yet all agree I have my charms.

JOHN ASH.

My first in every clime is found—
It has neither life, nor %%eight, nor sound;
My next, when used in composition,
Grammarians term a preposition;
To know my third, go ask a tar
Relate some voyage from afar.
The burden of his tale will be
His wonderful escapee at sea,
The trio join, my whote will prove,
A warbling tenant of the grove.

To my first rich and or must submit,
Ili' stern munitions no man disobeys ;
And how best to be ready, appeary
From the mandate my second conveys.
My whole, though 'tin scarce ever seen,
Yet when heard at midnight, calm and still,
lies Gird many a terror.struck heart
With fearful forebodings of

Within my last the vietiut slept,
To his bedside the robbererept;
My first, the thief had not, and yet
lie came that first to give—not get;
'Twas done, the man groan'd out his soul,
And fell a victim to my whole.

Cu off my head, some fair ones heart I gain;
Without a foot, her hand I nest obtain;
A good return for these full well I know,
Dtprired of head and foot I can bestow;
Take head and neck, exalted I am made;
And in my whole, you'll find a useful tde.

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GAZETTE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 18'75.
THE DORSET CoUN'rY EXPREss AND ACI: It! t ' 1,111 EA!.
__ _ ___ ___ _ - LNIGMAS• A MANIAC'S ATTACK. NEW AMERICAN
" tou.e along, old hesyr Paid my hest to mo. witil more then • closet, nut it was the sanctum where S TII I: SECRET OF THE STAHL
sEttvice.l a wink, " 1 knoW you In lulge iu spirit a" wrote my letters, awl is now used as 'lumber-room TRANSTORITM:vs-Towasill Terattra. MACHINE,
t l'.v W. W. Fenn, in 11 c /: •.,,, dr•it Anne,' .)
1. Gruthlicolatorbuar. 2. Itzliadgutustrulte. & The Wilma h wire had bad of the light engine Co
P ft
'TIRIFT : We Fat ieto the smell h am. Ito tot know t: at onlv Look at the third panel in the waineeot
I felt a' mid ;le , I thao h• • 1 • • i • fa* it and you will see Jelin 1 sirs's a,)• - My ourprise was intensified Heseobrpgoru. 4. Tehmatopnott. .s. Ge t
it titl;- t ns well to et left of the firep see as yen s . "-s-nulumt• lag; and 1 heard the shriek M the distance. Then, on d Treadle.
" Adapted to either Hand or
I right, an
the wit:hies" hour get well pan before 1 relied, what looks simply like a knot in the wood, but what tenfold by hrh, klieg my cousin Makerace in the act of 6. Bayrolautag. . 7 Erdegawnbr. 8. Orngwido. caine-nearer and nearer. Mysignals were f , PHILADELPHIA, P.A., U.S.
SEWING
"When churchyards yawn," 1 kept iepeat kg over is really a secret epring. Touch that, and yon will CtLanativEn BATTLE&
turning to and fea upon Rs base one of the newels which i I was preseing on my lever, holding it , victoria Street, London, EA:I-
-and over again tea mytelf ; god should hey° I een find that you will be able to slisle the panel. There the 1. A consonant, two-sevenths of a hied, and value. I engine to curve off-and on it came, wi . •th a rush and a 87, Queen
greatly rt beved to Mar the crow ot • coek• Once is the packet. Burn it unopened. and I shall surmounted the pedest & Two-Ilfihs of • seal, two-thirds of a number, a con- ; shriek, racing along at a merry rate: when, dust as the -- AND
or twice I thought Pitman was going to let out the tro thle you no more. I fear now--" alt at the termMation of
balustrade. He has set a small dark lantern on the sonant, an interjection, and a rowel. (Frnnl
" jack
in
the
lije;"
hY
a Mfiretutieirei Fdyenf '
the Manu act. ry :
recret to the men, his chaff to me was so vs ry per. For some remit or other. 1 did not keep my ey. a lower stair; now he raises it, and by its light examines some one leaped MANUFACTURERS. stc-
tinent ; lut he did nct. flied on the speaker during his discourse, but ,
tic carved ornament, •which appears to mere 011 a to change, a prraltlon, and a vowel. on my leek, pinioning toy arms, and drawing a rope ______
no.i.,ii-ie,
ovrfaaswisitnidtsowheiLhht,belhiseendmme:!,
atnodhsoetr the grating FAMILY USE, TAILORS, SHIRT MAKERS,
•• 1 say old fellow ; you look out of spirits." he looked down intently at my own feet. I think it S. An hvect beheaded and curtailed, three-fourths of
a feast, an adverb, two con- ticlthy around them, at the same nionient that 1 was
hl say with emphasis. - Keep the spirits up was that I had a horror of seeing through him. I pivot. He works the piece of nwchanism, whatever 4. Three-sevenths 0
ants, and fouresevenths of a polish. dragged back, and thrown heavily on the flour.
'ring spirits down; or would y. u like our looked up, of course, when he suddenly broke off. it is, several times, and eventually, 'coining satisfied, b. A vowel, a beverage, thres•sistits of a relation, and Fortunistxly, I had held the lever fast long enoush Shuttle, being the only one o
' eurate here, wit., deelin. dto more when and was arrpriesed to ft myself alone. I have no for the engine to pma over the points. But as I came --
creeps uoiseleFsly out of sight. the first and last letters of an animal. I
a departed in th. tr golotheA and coot- conception what was the cause of his sudden exit; LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO A
This Maching is Self-
GENTS.
'.! you a little ghastly advice ? " but I was alone. But the circumstance which sterile' and mystefies me & Two-fifths of a tree, threeefifths of s ratst, two- a little to myeelf, I remembered the mail; and I knew
thirds of a ;dant, and a consonant. that, if the lever was not shifted, the train would go on _
is very latest gueets began to yawn The first thing! did when I recovered my pre• beyond all else is, that he wears a pair of short riding. -
sis I was thinking of. and one seam of mind was to shake, pinch, and otherwise boots, with socks drawn over the feet reeen.airtiietbles,,a4co. npsioannant. t, two-fourt ha after the light engine, and there would be an accident. -,,
But whoever it nos that had seized toe hail secured F BLOOD IIS THE LIFE,'
FOll Tlf . ..
Threaf‘tiihisng'kbointhd ininthArme wozid.and
a bed. At last Pitman and I test myself as to whether! bed been asleep and tread, and my cap and pea-jacket. Restraining the and now, leaping up with a cry of joy,
8. Two-thirds of an 'wide of dress, two-fifths of a,me I iAtly, With bandage after bandage, while I was See Deist- ch. xu., V. 23.
said- dreaming; though an erect posetion, or even the impulse to call to him, I go back to my room hewn-
to deaden the 7. Thoirehe
ifithi.irtanb:l°trh
• eirerience o' yours at semi-recumbent one cf leaning against the dered, and without making a sound. Whilst striving and leaving me helpless, I saw who it was; for the
as I hare heard the chimney-piece was not favourable to repose. I
to divine the meaning of whet has passed, I am again FLoweas. li:_•ht from my lamp fel full ou the wild features of wsaMn-ragen
-r g creation of ger- next asked. Ilad even my modest potations told mark, two.thirds of a liituid, and two consonanta. ' half 01 unned ;
1. A personal pronoun, a consonant, a disturbanee •
Keil lineal. BLnOD MIXTURE,
attracted by a light flashing outside the window. Look- .
in the village, of unduly up m me? Was I sober? I would not beheaded, and a useful article on bone 1 ship. 0 L AitiC R' S
Incout 1. s before, I dimly perceive, by the aid sif the •• Ned Ned, my good fellow, unfasten me!" I cried. Made Mark - " Mood Mixture.")
down from one trust to the evidence of my own senses. I would "Lie still, John, and you shall eee my revenge sm the Mr catt:Ar moon Malvin' AND RINTORKR. I
lantern he still carries klekernee I eating out of the
known cases seek Pitmen, stable my horse saddled' and bridled. Finally, after •
3 To hasten, and an adjective.
2. An article, half a female name, and a number.
devil that haunted me," he cried. "There will be 19
seen the I discovered where Ito was quartered by finding
examining the stirrupdersthers and girths, and softly 4. A talseh :ml curtailed, and three-fourths of a trim- innotritie. e• ecommemled.
glorious smash. mid I can drag his crippled body out -111- , . tbe too highly r .
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of
OR cleansing and clearing the blood from all
arrival, Isis boota outside the door. for I was very impel*. ming for ladies' drew,, of the ruins. It will be glorious-gionous. }or Seratila, Scurvy. Skin Diereses. and r•dr•":
closing the stable-deor, he puts out the light, and, I
it..f ate fedi, acquainted with the topography of the house; -- cure. IS
, suppose mounts and rides away. But the deep snow
es. knocked at his door, and obeyiug his commands "" muffles every sound save (bethink of a bolt in the direst- My. first is equality, my second inferiority, my whole Cure. Ind Sores.
I strove hard to free myself ; and lie, with Ousting all kiwis it ion never•fililing and Permanent c
look, went to tile door opposite the window by which
enter, asked, lion of the stable gates ; and beymid a ghostly paleness, vdPerwritY• he had entered, threw it wide open, and looked out or Owes, Uleerated Sore, on Neck.
" Pitman, am I sober." Cures I •hs•Illte•I :.11. me Legs.
which the white sliest now overspresiting roofs and -- the coming mail.
To judge by your qiiestion, I should decidedly enema reflects for a few yards under the dark night, lfy first serves your feet, my second your door, tar „she., en„,i„,,_ ate, coming.... rim., Bliedtheiel., ..r Pimples on the face.
stet_ What on earth are you wandering the • • Cures Scurvy Sore,
„ nothing can be seen. whole the picturesque eye to explore. 1 made for the lever; but lie saw my object, and
for% Haim you been et the wine cellar ? t'eres I ..1114,11.11A
aml his fire sat down. and told him the • • Suddenly as the morning brightened I could -
My first Is misery's extreme, with a yell he leaped at me, and we closed, strugglog
4,4,.‘jr.ktikted fie.: frk..III aliVillillZ
riires 81....1 ainl Skin Diseases. ,
here and there. striking against &nada shivering glass, Viims I natylialar Swellings. ,
er of •he gliont. When I owe to the trace in the AIIO.W a distinct line of horse's hoof-prints My ssconffs sure to feel it, and I litiding to my cost that, in his mashies', he was a ri....r. tio. Illkssl from all impure matter
Felled packet, he grew so interested along the lane
the
irahn past the stable gates down from My whole a antidote that owns
4. out of bed. partially dressed him- sad. Clearly they showed the stronger men than 1. Friel, eh:des-iv eauw• arising'.
the house to b g rs .
di.
Peculiar charms to heal it.
...d finished, ezclaimed, wax Marren, had taken. For an inconoeivable is- 111 could have reached the lever, and held to it, re- A. this IMO ere is ideas:nit to the taste, and
,w, what • zhance for a 'test V ce• all a •
• II long the road towards Worce-ter, I plainly - injurikpllS t.. 11 the most
No bird that ever flits the sky placed, until the train had thundered by, I would not
...,.i.,... s dittimin. .4 eithka. sex. the Proprietor
tracked the horse a hoof prints by the increasing light ; , i have cared; bit I never got near it, and, after a few
mt, but go and hunt up the , .. , , : Can boast such varied plumes es L f; at. ~.ifferive to ;nye its trial to test its valme.
them remembering Mere was a telescope amongst my eecondi strucgle, 1 caught my (ma, fell baekward. and
kit, I let hod it, and by its aid could make them out a I And yet! never was known to Ily - Thion,iiiels a un wills
Iwith *savage lautth, he thrust at me with all his bwm, sold in Katie. 2, c•,,1. ~,„.h. „mt hi i . ' '• •
'twins," I urged- Except my wings were broken. :sees, containing
and I was daelied out of the open door on to the plat,
'omit a burglary in great way further. I eix time. the quantity, 11.. ekeli sufficient to effect a • I
-oore likely to take 1 was in the act of lowering the glass, when a black , Inheriting my first from earliest time. form, the handrail gave way, and I fell besets: upon permstemt cure in the erydt majority of bow-standing ,
-ebbing ID :bat speck moving on the last prech of roadway visible in 11y second ever weeps a parent's critne ; the ballast. 1,1111.11 BY ALL I'll I: M 1ST:: A NI) PATENT
~'• go at once. I
t w distance stopped me, and a claw inspection of the To slum my first, and dry my seoond's team, Unless 1 csuld get to the other end of the siding (El 111CINli VENDORS thronzliont the United
mysterious object showed i: to be a rider'ess horee. Yes, certainly' In what at, ractive form my whole appears. to where there was another pdr a i»ititA, and turn Eingd mei the wethl, or ~,,,c, to any aaar,,,,, an 4
and I watched him quietly trotting by himself through the mail back on to the down line, the ruin wieild be ice lit .430 or 132 ',tamps.
- complete. These thoughts take Lunt to write, hut an E. J. eLA BIC E. eh. ati4, High-41,,t. Lincoln.
that lonely was.e until thick snow-fleles. which were Found long ago vet made to -day,
again redline, shut him from my sight. What was I Meant to flash through the brnin ; misl as I was Wholesale, all patent tiesliwine Mem..
Always employed %sidle others sleep,Isayitirefer --titildi by A. .1. Evans, How, and .
al to understand? The next few minutes served. with 1 thiekine, I wailoving towards the siding. but Bluely, nook.
What few would wish to give away,
what had gone before, to susgest the truth, to give me and half stunned, as I crept over the line, dragging •. . ,
And fewer still would wish to keep. mu Ans. or w.curill.E.l IMITATI.OOI.
'A inklime of Materna:a intention", and I jumped to after me a broken 1.. g, _ __
- i The "WHO' stood at all right; there was the die- BILE. WlN'a AND (NOW ESTION.
'Ale usion, as by inking!: for who was this slouch- . y fi •
nmy rst ts a source both of sorrow and joy, 1
, the hill through the stragglin 'copse hut the tent, dull pant of the c ~,,, ine train, and I had two 'ix ToN DM:Ft", R Esrolt ATMS AFTER I
My second you never can do,
,self-no longer wearing my pea-jacket and l hundred yards to crawl, with my breath catching, and 11 13 vi.:Alti:' SI'FFEIIINII. Stn.- It ie with
My whole to engage is some ladies employ,
; 9 own soft wide-awake and close-fitting ' everythilig msimming round me. I turned my head plemotre I inform you kkf the wonderful benefit I have
But secured in a moment by you. once, to me Ned watching at the open d ior. rt.eriveil from Dr. Kt:PCs Idokkikkdox Am. grikikk
- By that tiane I was acroes the open metals. and Pur s after 15 years of suffering. 1 trie,l every other
'nosed lightning I understood Giglio The Highest gift of Heaven to man crawling laboriously along the ballast, with every retro-sly for Biliousnes. :imii a seei
; ~ ,
k DPestion My
ear that. I had left the house, and-own most clever doctor wild 1 elionl.l never lw cured
When nature's wondrous works you man, sleeper like a teethe to keep me back.
-it to myself-haul come to some What, when we own, we lose with sorrow, without Blue rills I.r Calomel ; lint I dare.% not take
I made another try-got .ii a couple of yards- __ro . .. . .
.. . . . _
-aid, which idea, my riderless And often are constrained to borrow ; sank-struggled on again-sank again - got over the 31 lary, tt, :klways 'lll me so. 1 agtin way t
ing to his stables in Wor- The lover's pledge, the poet's song, sleeper, vial witty racking me, dote •edtogo on . have tried all advertised iou Pills. Ina they have
e now, hoeing prepared What art makes 'short and nature long. till the last; and ready, when the mail rushed by mile leveed me WI MOl-Clify &CR 1 feel that De King's
a back to carry out on . Pills have ..m wonderfully restored me that 1 nubile?
- - on to destruction, te add my body to the general wreck. acknowledge it. I 01111 now drink A'e k,r Stout., and a
diabolical scheme, In harvest should my first appeer,
sed-in shoe, by It fills the farmer's mind with fear, The shriek of the train, and I was sixty yards away. few months back could not take either. I ardently
l'et ourselves in My next was used in days of old God help me :-I could get no farther, for I was beg every en.. I know to giso them a trial, they are so
I decided By huntsmen and by warriors bold, fainting. • mild and gentle.
c,e stable- My whole denotes that from ribose No : another yard-another.
"Bell '.-Bell '.--- help l-for God's sake, help I" I Ash House, SurreY. JOil N ASH.
ot ya My first shall not destructive prove. shrieked. For I heard the patter of hurried feet Stdd by 'inquiet. awl Metheine Vendors all over the
at, I -• coming along the laite on the other side of the hedge. World, in boxes at In. 11, 1., ee. tab; and Is. 6.1. each.
h My whole oft bringe unwary youth Bell's voice answered. E1.1.3"1•111CITV IS LIFE
To trouble and disgrace; "Hers quick, over the hedge:" I shrieked, and he PI'LVERMACH ER'S PATENT
Take off my head and then in truth burst through as the train was in the station.
I sadden many a face; "What, what is it?" he rutted. el ALN.AN IC CHAIN-BANDS, BELTS,
Take off again, a horrid deed "Distant points-siding-shunt '." kli it.VI7I.:I:IEK I:EvENT I X I ‘11'110V1:1).
Presents itself to view ; Bells quick eye, used to scan for danger, saw that Appease' tei the .1.-.1. my of r
I.: h.fo.;or of ra
abronrO. and other
Nedient .1,01...eq. ;., i o tog/n.4 am( .l.
-in an animal we raid something extraordinary was wrung, anti that lum Theei• absiiiseElectrie Applimiees, thkaigh used
es wild and cunning too. pointing on :so he ran, looking back and seeing the exti•mally. haye an ioturnal at ; Tot owing to
mail swerve on to the siding. the Physiological, Pi, .iedl, ankl Chentkeal effects of
, known and felt on earth; the II ,I whi.i Itnky gently WO permanently
And then he ran for life. So that) was he beset,
lani gave ine birth. impart to tike sv.lem, tlek promote dig...dim',
that as as he forced the lever from him a ith all Its ti , on, mai nutriti.is, th.la•lit a-kt.: Skews in her
'to think this true, might, the engine thundered by-the whole train efforts tk re-ter.• tlw n krnial tekliinee- of health and
in alwas s new. eurving off again in title
all.
safety. I rig
E our iu a
t klehilitit
th prin., ek
th
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oll.tibition.
• nor small ; lectrik•iy. e . actor in e 11.,4 1.,
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I pervade. au iti mg iir,.:lli•lii. 3101 it • i io•lltiiV with
-4 arms, DOWN A 'MIN ESH A FT. : nerve f. v.., i• uo rooirel•tre, 'ott a
mitt p
A .-i
, ...•o•otitie
Coq, kii..wn to MI ver-...1 i, ie,,,,, „( 1.;1,,,,
n• (From "Streaked with Gold," the Christmas Number pity-bib: :v. cottesownit, • it, Nersett- hialtaustion.
of the Gen flcswe's .1/e9azine.) Lecal I ss•Slity. end vivito, Fowl i•otal lii.kblyr, she
reoalt kg yleotric it deti••ika ec, V.. a 1.., Appliances
Rachel Dunn summoned all the remnants of her
are Natlll.o'S 1004 ..01,:0111.11 01 I reli ,h,' 1.01,1ii.1y. RR
• pretence of mind, hung-in desperate hope - her 1111. is proved liy it, • : ea.,- ie. It, pIA :lilt ear,. i
delivered baste & front her shoulder with a strip that Recent intmotement - .0..• tke' de -olfe.. is to benefit
' she tore from her shawl, tied the bunch of candles to from the ta.t rm.:6th r p.n.... , ..f Ih•-•• -el. applicable
galvanic :11.0i:inks- ilk a ...wok ot.l •Irt -tat,
: her waist, and secured the one she lied lighted between MIL l'l INLIt it At 'I I dil; would .01 at telliiii.Tl tAI F
her hat and ribbon. 'llimi, turning her back to the the following, woo,: tlw mato eniiip•nt. ,rientitiC.
-ft and going clown upon her hands and ktiees, she and other Testimonid to the valise . f 1.. invetiti .... a,
'mut with her feet till first one and then the ether "I""'"1,21). th,'• ;lit" "f I; l' medical brofc-ion. as •
' the Mistreat round. rieemusein es tee- grcti hourot.ooentd. f '
-we the unkter.im..l. I. ive mod, pleamre in
: would have Inued at her awkwardness .1 t,tliiin, th„t,,tes
wing slowly backwards and downwards, " prevenient. in hi: Vollaie Batik-flys ankl Galt -mile 4
'th her hands to the rock, she managed "Appliaskey. for Medical I'm-poses are of great iiu-
. position . the third mood and itr,,,e ••••tvortatiortl:otiS.:•o•otitic. i.-klitici,on
..a.t..ll.trltka.t.f he ha
-v the sides of the ladder. This, •I'olulteli.ti-1....5eil ii.(P.4"..;•rtt4i• a. kbVanct:suleint of real and
el firmly to the rocky sides of I
-ed perpendicularly, so that "11.0 r I the tilt dar kkf M.kryli, I-Y- t
,were leaning backwards cif slimes ises.eli
*•kg her away. But she Mart., 1'.1:.1'.1"., Iliy,iclaii to 11. M. the queen/. 1
Wm. Fowl s•-os
comparatively easy, Wart h•R S.. Lite Slag. Al tll 11. M. the queen). ,
sr of itundress- II ENRY hotLtlrlt .
'-e bad achieved Wart . NI. It., F. 11$., I Ily.ician to II .M. the . 1
' o ladder had queen).
jr. RAN sit'MARTIN .
'awed Midi", (Reed. 5' li, I. Is.. 1.R.5.) .1....1c.
'al wid. DR. t'. 11AN1W111.1) .10NEs, F.l; i• 1.., t.'.n.s, ,
- bend Physician to M.. Marv's lhopital, under klake March i
'her It), ISA in a similar te.tinkonial a.• ahoy .% r 01,14 - t
9 "I am satisfied that he is tlll 11,10,1. earnest,
lalskiirer in the liolll Of ,illlOO. illl.l I think that lie
"deserves tkk meet with every enmnekzement from 1
"the Profesdon and from seientitik•
nom- Fhie Es hieuve of tio• ettieley of these 1
‘iAlleen in sliplik liirliteil I.y the 1- ibis in.! lAIT :graph 1
'lv found in the Aanilard ve.rk ft.. 76, l's') of
.041.4 31.11, Clinical Pri.fe.wir of Olatetrtr9 Al 1
...it, where it i A 111 11.3',11. to pro.loto a I
-rent of 1t111,111601 Mot WiMlollt the I
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