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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-03-26
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ElEton, Wan Street, opposite Tie Court
House, sign Of the Big Boot,
Begs leave tH return his lhanks to his
customers and to the public generally, for
past patronage, and hopes by strict alter
lion To business, to still retain reasonable
portion of custom. He has on hand a
full supply of ne 5 and wom, h's boots
and shoes, which he intends to sell low
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CONTRIBU TORS,

" L
Pew Z. Y. Reese. DR.. J. w. Geyer.
" Leander keer. Mrs. lydia J. Person,
Prof. J. II. w. Dunbar " Amelia B. Welby.
" Edward Foreman. Miss Esther Wetherald,
Chaplin A. Harris. Author of "The Two
DR.. c. C. Cox Chrstmases.n
James Hamilton. David Hoffman, Esq.
" John Fonerden. N. G. Brooks, A. Nj
MIR. Nj. Topham Evans. Mr.. G. Barbour.
I. S. Arthur, author L" L. c. Squier.
olthe Subordinate. George Yellot, Esq.
" w. III. Carpenter. M. S. Lovett
" J. b. Jones, authorE. Tuder Horton
of "Wild Western Milford Bard"
Scenes" SC. Author of ''The Desert
" l.. T. Voigit. ed Husband.n
" J. Austin Sperry. "John Smith of Jno."
=" J. E. S. Rochester. Author of'A Doctor S
Thomas C. Atkinson MSS"
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COlastabIe'S Sale.

RY virtue of sundlv writs of feri facias
he issued by William llanes Esq. one OF
Justices Of the peace of the State of Ma
ryland, in and for Cecil County, at the suit
of Il. F. and r. Biddle, at the suit of r.
r. Clayton, and at the suit of Joshua
Craig, against the goods and chailcs,
lands and lenements of John w. Bouchell.
and Isaac Bouchel, and t. me directed,
! have seized and taken into execution
all the right, tile, interest, and claim, both
at law and in equity, of the said John w.
Bouchell, and Isaac BoucheIl. in and to
all that tract of land, on which the said
John w. Bouchell, now resides, situate.
lying and being, on Bohemia Manor, Ce-
Gil C9Jnty. Md. and hereby give notice
that Oh SATURDAY the 10Th day of
April, 1912. at the front door of the Court
House in EIklon, between the hours of
10 O'clock A. NJ. and 3 O'clock. P. Nj. !
will expose the said property so seized
and taken INTO execution, to the highest
bidder for Cash to satisfy said writ of
FIERI FAClAs.
HEZ. FOARD.
March 26th-tS Constable
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Sale.

EPY virtue of a writ of FinRI FAcIAs is
NJ sued by Adam Whan" E-q, o. of,he
justice OF the peace oi he S ale of Mary
land, in and for Cecil 90 ,nty, at the SUIT
of Edward L. Foard, use of Morgan, Buck,
s Co.. agaisl the goods and challes, lands
and tenements Of Edward II. tIvland, and
Frishy Henderson, and to ne directed,
have seized and taken into execution, all
the right, title. interest and claim both al
law, and IN equity Of the said Edward II
lyland & Frisby Henderson, in and to, all
that firm on which the said Edward II.
lIyland now resides, situate lying and be
ing in Elk Neck, Cecil county, Nd, and
| hereby give notice. that between the
hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o clock
P. NJ. on MONDAY the 2Slh dav OF
March inst, will offer for sale. at tn,
front door of the Court House in Elkton.
the said property so seized and taken into
execution, To the highest bidder for cash
10 satisfy said wri, OF FrFRl FAc1As.
IiEZ. FOARD,
March ,. 1872. Constable.
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FRESH SEP RE.VG
GOODS
TIT DgFFENDRsHsFFEEs
81 90, NO AZ Baltimore ST.,
Are now opening and will receive daily their
full and complete assortment of
FRENCH, INDIA AND ITALIAN SILK
GOODS,
Of every description, adapted to the present sea-
son. 1t is their determination to keep constant
ly on hand the newest, best and most fashionable
goods to be found in this market, and would res
pectfully invite the attention Of their customers
and the public generally, to early examine
ton .f their choice goods. The following goods
are now offered tor sale at very reasonable
prices:
Matteoni, Veritas and Parades Italian Lustrng
Black and blue-bllck Gro Grain and Gro de
Rhine
Do. do. best quality, from % TO sc inch
Width
Extra rich Chine Broche, figured and satin
Stripe
Pekn Silks, very rich figured Faccone Silks
New style Gro de Balm Silks
Very superior and rich yard wide Amane
Figured and satin stripe do
Very rich entire new sly e yd wide Gro de Al
gicrs II splendid article
% inch wide, satin stripe, new style HELEN
ceine vtry rich
Superior quality stripe Chine Polt de Sore
Extra quality, new style blue-black, figured
and satin stripe SlGs
IA black and bl lie blk satin Ottoman Silk, very
superior and rich
Entire new style Foul,rd Silks, various styles
In I,ain irn y,ln Il
and embroidered plain, cold blk. and
blue-bik do.
sas,aSvLS.
Very rich new style Silk Shaws; Cd superior
embroidered Cashmere DO; Embroidered 'rhibet,
printed Cashmere, and Grape do
French work GLARS. of every descripto on
Ladies and gentlemeD's French Kid Gloves
Back embroidered nett Gloves and NIilts
Gen lcmen's white Silk Gloves and pocket
Ildkis
White Linen Cambric Calicoes, various quail
tics
French Chintzes, IIartman's s. eros O'dias man
fic're
Satin Strspe Mouselinc de Lime
Black and bluezblack Bombazine, best manufac-
Jure
Mateoni Italian Cravats, all sizes
Super blk watcrcd Scars; figured & plain Swiss
Muslen
irish Lined, an assortment; Irish Sheeting
Book Muslin; Bishop Lawns colored florenccs
White and colored Giro de Naples
New style Painted Lawn, in great variety
Sea Island Shifting Muslin, &C. &c. Sc
The above, together with their usual GREAT
VARIETY of other goods, will be offered upon
very reasonable terms. Country Merchants,
who buy for CASH will find it to their advantage
TO examine our choice stock Of fine Goods.
II. DlFFENDERFFER & co.
No. 43 Baltimore st. doors obovc Gay st.
Baltimore, Md. March %, 1912.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-03-26

TALL CRowING.-Some of the Blue
Hens chickens can even ival the redoubt-
able Chapman at growing, as the follow
ing paragraph from the Delaw are RePub-
lican will show:
"Delaware has more sound Banks,
cheap land, honest men and pretty girls
y mn any, State, which forms component
y the Federal Union"
- Decidedly large talk, to come from so
small an enclosure, and taken all together,
it is the biggest brag, we have met with
lately. Delaware is quite creditable
little affair per Sc, but we deny the posi-
ton in toto, as far as our state is concern
ed. In regard to pretty girls, he has
'sreckoned without his host" The gils
of Maryland ''need not the painted -four
ish of our praise;" they stand unrivaIled
among the daughters Of America, in beal-
ty-in virtue-in all the graces, that give
to society its charms to life, endearment
and that brighten and cheer the dark
way of man through all trouble, and make
existence happiness.
Moving .Moring "A busy week has
this been in town; much hustle and con-
fusion, consequent on so much changing
of abode.
Hundreds of families over the country.
have left "thcir old accustomed launts,"
during the last few days; many merry
boy has dropped tear, at bidding fare
well TO The brook and the hillside,
where he had played so long; many an
older heart has sighed at leaving the spot
that had long been known by that dearest
of all names, the name of home; many a
friendship has been ended, by distance
rudely thrown between; and many a COB
reb has been torn dorm.
Doubtless amid so much changing,
many of our large list of subscribers have
changed their places of residence, and will
want their paper sent to a different post
office. Of some such changes we have
already been notified, and any others who
would have the direction of their paper
changed, have but to let us know, and all
will be right
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T. s { T. q v.

~ az y
Y hereby certify that Samuel c. Akin
A son, of Cecil county Maryland, brought
before me. the subscriber. one of the Jus
tees of The peace IN and for the said
county, the Is h day OF February Ammo
D"mlnl lo42, as stra trcspa>sing upon
his enclosures, Snrrel .Narc, alb NJ IA
hands high, small blaze in her forehead.
switch lail, ma rkcd with collar ON
both shoulders, lrols and canters, appears
to be a out y years of age,
Civ un Ter my hand The day and date
above
K. S. Chopper,
The owner is requested to come for
ward prove property pay charges and
take her away.
S c. ATKINSON.
Concord on Bohemia Manor Cecil
county Maryland,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06
MIR. ADAMS AND Mr.. wEBsrER

MIR. ADAMS AND Mr.. WEBSTER
In the repoa. Of Ex-P,esidenl Adams late
Speech 10 his constituents at Weymouth, he is
Represented 10 have referred IN helerms follow
ink, to the course Of Mr. Webster ia remaining
ih The Department OF State after the resignation
of;hs other members Of, the Harrison Cabinet:
Nevertheless, at the breaking up OF the
Cabinet upon the veto of tho bank bill ]
Choughf was glad Of that veto. not be-
cause Of the grounds It was based upon.5
but because the assent Of the States was
required, was one Of the Massachusetts
delegation with whom Mr.. Webster eoa-.
suited. and strongly advised him u con-
|linue al his post. Lthough. he Danger
10! WARMTH Great Britain al that ti.ne to
be imminent. and had confidence that
FL any man~in The country could avert i
The Secretary could-and / therefore ad-
sised him TO continue at his post. That
Hanger has now happily passed away
and there is perhaps no other citizen who
could have brought the negotiation 10 q
favorable termination. and saved us9from
being plunged into war with England. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06
Po.tITIGIHL.,.'

rae wHtG. YOUNG MEN OF N. YORK
AlConEeniion ofthe Wing Young Men
9fihe Stste Of New York assembled al
Auburn oh "Wednesday tie 2lsl inst
Between fire and sir thousand dtisgdte
4ere 10 attendance f,
john MI Holly. IF Wayne county.
presided, aFsisteeiby siSteea Vice pfesi-
dents. E#
The following gentlemen were appoint
eh 10 compose the Wig Young Mems
Central G9m9ittee. WIZ: Rufus King.
visRcher Ten Eyek, Christ W Render.
Robert 81 Cushmpn, William n Strong
Resolutions reported By Messrs. B.
Slosson. III Ontssio, AID Horace Gree.
| 10y, Of New YorS together with 40 sd.
dress reporSed2by the latter were unsni-
mously adopted. 4
These resoiu,io6s confirm the aomina-
TONS Of NIL Bfadish ana4Mr. Furnan for
Governor ADD Lieusens9t Governor Of The
State, and pay . justtrisu,e pffespect and
condolences 10 The merritt or Governor Sc.
ward who eeelined being candidate for
re- election.
The resolutions whichrelate 10 Nation
hlpolirics besides thosesappros Of pro-
fiys duties dD.inpoT.s and oflhe disiribu-
Etiad sct, add Conforming the arbitrary
exercise byH the Executive of the veto
Hpowef) are Is follows.
4 iResaived. That our whole hearts respond
10 The noinipsiion Wy our seniors assem-
Eblad 10 SiateECpnvehioni ofihat tried and
E,rle Patriot unchangiae RenPbiican, and
uutiva.Ted Statesman. HENRY CLAY,
oil KExruckY. for bext President 81 The
}Uaiied States; and ke rejoice 10 the bright
prospect which now opens before Us thai
Ahe ualonl will ere long do herself The
Justice 10 call him N the{slstlon Which he
is 90 emiaenIly qualified IL gill with honor
10 bis MILLIONS Of defoted friends and uae-
nualled benefcenceBto ihsIwhole country.
Ressived, SThaiihR On waFering integrity
and eminent ability eRtnfed BY Ma
THANIELl ri TAGLMADEE as : San
aidr Of the nitedEStates recommends
him to our 6pdgnanis snd our hearts !;
Ahd we rejpiSe 10 kppw tlst the high con-
6depce 80 spontansauslyl ard generously
attended ID him bN tfis Wings 81 ills
safe IN Biz he election. unplsdged and
undne stoned. 10 that station has been
mot ncbly 5asiifd& bys BIZ subsequent
codtse and We resaeetfuify suggest his
name 10 tie Wings 5f ihA Uninh As q can
Ididate for VIE Presidenl 10 1874.
RssoIprd, That wh tender the hearty
| thanks 81 .ha wing :Yooqe Men 81 Nse
York 10 Hop WILLARD FILL Mo ORE
and his colleagues ia Cpngtess Tor ihs
ability. .fndussryl pssse sesancs, and sue
tess with which, dlsIng lne late proirsct
ed session. they sHstaiae2 the1irue infer
esis Of the Country resulting 10 the re-
form Of raanlv glBring abuses ofpoWerani
patronage. ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 ex
lpendilpre. and more lfsp eeiail Y 10 the pas
sage az 4 FR0E EcTlrk TARIFF. uhich VI
! Nil Is he most impSrsagst and Ibenefeen
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OH when lrod LIES early ways.
Hope ri1t q my 6eeline hours.
u sag no 5h3toW II heffsys.
No serpest 10 her foners.
] thoaeht bl days Of present isy,
And pears Or future bis.
Nor dreamed that sDrrou could niIor
SQbrsht world . his.
AlSs4 The fatty dreams uers.
Sooh from ny fancy ded,
The friends WHO owned ms. lelder love.
Were npmbeFed with he 1esd.
Upon sheif paIlid cheeks pressed II.
Aarcslol's paIling kiss. sIy
/. They Jeff me FIR q world Or rest,
a brighter world thaa his.
Nor did HE spacious world suaely H.
Those ties Or opening life,
False were is mockiRe dallery,
Keen was lis bitter sIift;
ABdlhen / FIRST began 10 look
For pursr. truer bliss. HI
And loved 10 trace 10 God own book,
Abfghler world han iiiis
Ny wounded heart desired relief,
found he good sought. NJ
And now, III trial and in grief,
Feel the soothing shodght,
That though the woudlIng may despaif,
When TDboed Of earthly bI.ss,
The Christian humbHy hopes.lo share nj.
brighter world ihan this.
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ORIENT - srLrNpofs.

The foilb~ins Description q the ie,e givshacy
Runies, sing II thesEsts Governor Gere1as 81
lnsiA. SIC WalliAnl Beatack, and his Lady ae,
eaiss.he srisasal rtAsaihesnce Of The ''Thoesssd
and OnkA ssishsse
The tents vera pitched Ga rising
bank. within ab9ndred yards of The riser,
ard The lands afound Il we're nelanlor-
phosed. ~ the sssilr Of lhe gardeners: %
Lahore f1io vefaaBs partsffes, i'd whtsA
wheat, hayiag been sown some days pee
vious, pow prssente1 groups Of green aJia
growing tlgures IL Elephant. horses. deer
birds &cl ThisgAtden wasSbrislianily NJ
lumihale5. and decorated With artificial
flowers, trees, golden Expresses. Sic, iast-
fally arr aged The interior Of the Fsa-
yiflon. however, presented scene nf
riches and spiendor SURPRISING lbs dsst
cnptio1s Of I'D palace 81 Haroon 81 Rks
caid. 81 ol Sol6mol Iii 81 bis eloSE. TIE
iioor wks spres4 VIII ciolh Z! golds VA
within The gorgeous littIs pavilion befose
describe were g.aced three circular seats
or thr9des, shseled with gold, curieusly
worked 4 The e@ntrewas destined for The
Mahsraja. and ode on eithersiae for tt(s
Govern6r GeneFai AMI Lady William 6eHs
timex. Behind these thrones was gnl-
den bedstead, siflaid with diamonds, ENG
raids rpbiss, Slc,s in profpsion, The aete
was Illuminated with golden cdndelabfa{
After inspecting this catf douprs Of ort
entail taste ADD magnfficence, The parlE
took their seassFfn tile open arcade. u
senianas befoteI5 DESCRIBED; the psincipa
persodaSes being seated under d canopW
The ridhpessjoE which j. utterly inedsetit
bable.s III cbnsisied Of one mass Of JEWELL
Of diamonds. pearls. fubies, and eueralda
interwoyen. In Iyaiious patterns so thicklys
that The tsxtufe41of the cloth OF silk .oS
which they wera worked, were quite ins'
-distinguishable. |
The regimelt OF .inszons soon madf
theilsppearance 1nfthe decision. armed
with bows and farrows, and headed By
their comm abdeF iii .chief, The 'fayoriieeoI.
sbe 5day. who was distinguished BY cEint
son dress, Observation-Disclosures in her turbans
There were Three suborainate commant
dAnts IeAcA distinguished BY a plume. -
After exhiailiagE;tiieir dancing for some:
time, the Alahsrala orsiered1one oit9em tns
sing I'D song Of ifle ffdoleef and tray oe
round silFeF bowls hged with gold Gusl'
and silver leaf pplveuzed, Ihaviog beens
placed ou foofs 9ool .keipfe bis Highntss, /
the sport and theisong commenced. The
dancer sadthe 'MaharAja Iopened The cam-I
psign by peltipgfone anpther most vieor,
ously With gold dnsts Neither the Go
werner (ssnerai nor LadyWhliam escaped, !
and The tepgage ment soon became general
and ceased only when The silver bowls
were : III asted, ard The whole party were
covered from heed 10 foot with The glitter
ing powder TIE, M4haeAja saiaasad 81
most severely, for during bis contest with
ihe Amazon, the lattfre ohtrivedao brow
= handful straight inao his sound eye
which pesflY extinguisbed the luninarvs1
aud be did not completely recover from
The wound during The resi- ofthe evening. z!
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seal 81. lsla.

1PTHE subscriber having purchased the
interest Of Mr.. Miller 10 The late firm Of
4 Miller, respectfully informs the Gus
toners Of ssid 6rm that be designs continuing
The business al the old stand, and hopes 10 be
able 10 supply ell with Goods, on the same &C.
comDodating terms % heretofore-he has re-
1ceived . considerable addition Of New Goods 70
the stock, which will be sold very Iox for cash,
or to nunetual dealers on q short credit-he re-
specially asks AL to give him call before
buying J J MILLER.
Sept % 1912
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

The number Of electors. BY the Consii-s
tuition. il will be- recollected, 10 equal ID
The whole number Of Senators and Rap
resentalives in Congress. Thus, BY tho
new ratio. Senators 50, Representatives.
223 total 275
] The old Ii States, (including Maine.
formerly belonging 70 Massachusetts, arc
entitled 10 ITO electoral votes; the neal
States l05.I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06
NESNOLTTIOA.

THE partnership heretofore existing under
the 6rmo JJ& EP MILLER. was dir
solved on tAe 18Th instant By mutusi consent
Miller will give his entire attention fdr )
short time 10 settling the Business Of The late
hrm. aad hopes 81 who know themselves in
debied, win come forward and pay Of least part
Of their seeounts or notes. and save Us the
trouble Of giving them personal call.
ETH LINES y MILLER,
4 r MILLER !;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06
ELECTORAL VOTES.

\ BIZ the new superintendent, thu num-
Der Of essctofs Of President and Vice Pre-
sident chosen byzssll The States. will bs
275. Of which l3s are necessary 10
ehoiee. We giveiths following compare.
tive table Of the number ef electoral votes
20 which each State is entitled. both BIZ
the new and old RHO -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

He that clothes he poor. clothes bis
twn soul. He that weelsnzthe cop p
stf3;c,ion sweelens bis own heart. He
bat leeds tie hungry sprezds ont BAN
anes sor himself. more sweet and refresh
rs than luxury can 6s5ioKs
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Ics and the stomach p1lno removed iii
poison. and ssirehm Q. cold water. KEEP
fallinE on The head, prevented coneesliol
Of lhe brain. She lives and regrets be
folly. All these ladies'. hsd not assisiahe.
been seasonsbly Afforded. wquld have pre-
maturely sunk into snicI1es etaves-fo
40 cause Whatever. save I'M grounded sus
pieion. Let young ladies beware how
they encourage such q ipirik 0f jealousy
and rush under il inlasnes % sslf-del
sunctionl II Is better q lse amid toe
disappo;hlmenls incidental 10. our allol.
meats here. Than 10 6E Of frenzy Il
plunge. uncslItd for. into tbs dark damp
grave. BY suicide. There he unfeeline
worm alone reYels 10 he undispntej pos
session Of those Charms, which. if Iii oE
with lie might have she'd Joy, and peace
s4d<pleasures On wide circle Of refined
seeieiy.
60 -
THE Man OF LEISURE AND.A PRET4Y
Girl.
The Man OF Leisure called on Monday
s;rI IN .eysr,ssn 49, s.S 'n,.-1
s,arcbing Tail sI,o.,,h. ,-f,i. I, 49,
what have they 10 annoy then, cospafed
with the miseries of clear.tiarchine p
Ala hor seldom cTssrI FmTas IL.
GONG 81. II ,ha mi MA. ~ sacrrs. ~
Sulc5ng ;ng,bs bnoyan, ,bonehls 81 he,
ace: there va. an I;sbt shon, bs,
eye ~ ne drew on,.,be a5os n : 6cbb
~ crsnned !, with re- .n.li lbsnds = 4
she eI.lhel;mrnl,s n voong homes
II an snts Hsr,y Rs5,rsm $500 a,b;s
collar Ia,I Snndav i woods,7;e ne LkeJ
i,n-,hoochl ~ ana os,,is s;ob ~,
led tbg folds ~ ,be moro;os ,ohs !, her
hoso,, Tn., ,hsn IL A.. IN ..,,,,aaJ
and ,hsntha Ma u rs;.n,s s.. ia ,n,o
the si,l;nv room u hare Fm,na w;tb :
n;ce e,,sblisbman, ~ smoo,b;ns iron.
~ IA ensconesd her.sIt fot,bs morn
IN
w., wor,, r;nJ f,;and, \,
Noon yon 's.,d ntr InLI;n LIN 20. !,
bame NJ. =
4 Fmma blasbea loo.snaa III dino. 81
h.r $500 ahea $3.50. :. In. s,a.sta 1
6nge,s ao5 .ay;aa ...,sLa 8. +,
sa.nsodad II ,ar r;,h ~ 49, ~ 49, y,
Iaral nol,,e,la.s II H. n.s,,,, IN = ~
s,arch orsw cnld sndtLs ;rons.wsrao,s
heated Emma was No, loooacions snd
NE sead ns,'.ss ws,s ns;,t,s, Ts~ = a. =,
ba,wsen 49, ,aadar.a $780,. ~. u
oewed her o1erai;ons hn, w;sb d;m;ossh.
81 .rdor. AZ cl,nn;r 80 fslhla = ,ha
snnIause ~ ~ nnnon,l., oFa,or sbe
b,,rnt her bnasrs. ~, fsce .bssama fn.h.
"a and bv ths line The Ma of Is;snre
IA s., il, NJ. ~, go na.aa ~
;oaeI;hls .m.,,ch a;5s ,a,sd HaoryRar
ram. solIsr
H. Inri;a -. .sif.a.., 81 49,,
Harry Ber.rnm. II vas not ,hs influence
Of eoquefry, but Emma rallied her pow
ers, and talked more TO Mr.. Inklin than TO
Harry, amodesi youth, thrown somewhat
into the shade by the veteran visiter, who
ou,siayed hiR. Harry, who was moi a
man OF leisure, could not call for several
days; when be did, Sir. Inklin had
dropped in before him and was twiIlIag
his watch key With his cold wandering.
eye and the everlasting affirmative. EN-
ma sewed industriously, and her dark
lashes concealed her eyes. Her cheeks
we're beautifully flushed, but for whom !?
Mr.. Inklin toyed win her work box.
without seeming 10 know be vas touching
Ii. II.. IN -