Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-02-27

"S eHougn TO die
i"d' IS ALL" replied he, with a susricio,s
is Sta:e. tie lost, and lost. Tbo,,s H.. 49,,
d of it." 1hat s The end
d " But what has this to do with rho oo :,
t clubs % WIN the ace OF
w. Inc ace of clubs!" said he, ferccIv -
: nat Is that to you !"
" You promised to tell me, YOU know and T
'iouiu like to hear it," replied, in conciI;.
'i"S tone. You have not told mo hale 10.
; 10 tell me about the ace of climbs,
was desperate, you see," said the noniac
was desperate after Palmerston Knocked mn
how always avoided play till then, but some
INV iell INTO 1t when | saw the men at thu
laa ID p'"y'hg night after night, Winning and
30" s--"inning and losing! | often sen,
mov 1' s ! change hands on a single card A.
.aI ",I nave covered all my losses on the tnrf.
'"u 'hen could not resist it,
" 30 you played too!'
90 played too. For a whole wool, 49,.
'"ceSSantly. Aha ! the red cold and Tho wv. w."
''"S notes that took home every ni,bt c,..I~
week "eeh | won more, three times more tban
""u i's' by The race And then came the ,n,n
of the Iack' "'o ''ie 'ufh
4" lou lost I"
All that had gained. in one n;ol,, D..
was not satisfied went IN .c,o;s a.
|'y' and lost and lost, aud lost. mn cvorr,h; s
""U on earth was gone-ay! all i.I
k.a. was "ot enough to pay It. But know
~. r = vas mat old man played with w,s
'"e fIend, knew he was tho f., '''I was
1t IN his eyes" '''u saw
~, lie paused. His excitement terrified no !,
;, - ""'S'ie OF the guard rang shrilIv tbronnh i
,le ar and the puce of the tram slacta"o1 IA
= ''''e"ed-he knew that we were COMING :. d
-le turned suddenly towards me. {
Dut what about the ace Of climbs y, =
Why D'd the Old man turn it up"
!" ~ you betray me if / tell you ~ h
Never | said, earnestly. b
i''S'e"' 'hen. | hid it in my sleeve for =
vas desperate. stakcd tbousand - =, \,
nance OF my cutting it. They a Il stood ronaJ "
ettlhg how it would turn nm. tho "a m
"rS' MN smiled and let me do il. bn, - T.
'u seen me-he had seen me! And whom ~
m, :"c ace oil clubs, he stood up and called mo vi
q ofsht Hash Of light streamed in A. ,ho ne
'""o"s-the train stopped Thank God rn.o -
ere arrived! The mailman s5rnr. L.a, do
e S'gl't OF the lamps and the crowd Of c,oa. I'm
yo"u' leaned over the door. and with q. tai
- '"a' 'ef"sed to do their work felt e,oorIr .aI
r the handle. easeFy Ger
" " hat is the matter! what is tho ,a,,o,,, wn 1
said, timidly. matter wo'
: Help"' shricked, sprinoinr an, ,,.., in f,
among the tide of passengers. Hahn, , ''a'l
S man is mad!" 'P ''or
Cbar,, part
o". ,e were Two men standing by the door ther
Guy" which we had to pass who sco,,od Their
>'ouSiy 10 scrutinize each face as il won, h., on
y ooth turned as spoke, and one cano - noM
u,, then
"here Is he' z" said he, respectfully tuall
{ re waltIn' for him It's been teleora rboa III
g The line that he's murdered sono -. thert
;" at H. aud he's awful dangerous" fest st" :
Ie had Ventured out by this time. and ,,.o. nose,
ulhg lrresolulely beside the carrioge door Mex
not knowing where to turn. can
$ for me- could onlv Stran
3 '0"'' only point to him, the back
q u speech was gone; aud lust ne tho, Of Io
him. fell senseless to the rronnj wretc
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1N 0iNS-oHOCkING TO THE SrXor
inSeiuslng TO take a newspaper g.
Not odyo, newspaper and not paying for it. been
GETTING marr.1J ,,.;.i mirror
cake. "' sending IN we'd optca
Makino II, j., r:,. =, sentS
READING ria INIT loahng place. your
hand III the compost feet, IT
"enulhg abusive letters to the editor Rnt 20
the frst and second offences M .L.o,. or six
All DC granted The fourth is most sbock- yourse
aoomlnabIe, hurting even the depys faoI- as a re
Inc NUN Is objectionable; and the rest is p nm
''"'''''eu only by those dead in sins of thing S
Plety' lor whom there is but little bonor exhibit
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