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herself known to PAUL, and was Immediately
recognized by him.
"The explanation given by him of his disap-
pearance was that he had met Clyma on the
eventtul night with the purpose of beating and
dlShgurlng him SO tina: he could not be married
on the succeeding day, but that his rival was
more than match for him. Burning with
rage at his discontinue, he had rushed off
without knowing or caring what became Of
himself, and, on reaching the beach, had taken
an Old leaky boat and pulled directly out to
sea. Next morning, when the boat was nearly
sinking. he was picked up by an outward-bound
ship, which took him TO New Orleans. Since
then he had resided several years in California
and IN the United States, had become moder-
ately rich, and was now on his way to his ma
tive home, with which he had maintained no
communication since his abrupt departure. On
learning the sad events which had occurred in
| lie meantime, he Immediately accompanied the
sister to her home in Illinois, and, after the
necessary arrangements were made, he started
with her for England, in order to repair, as far
as possible, the mischief which had been done
They passed through Cleveland last eve
ming on their way east, and happening acct
dehtly to meet them at the depot, we learned
the sequel to the sad story, with the earlier
portions OF which we were already acquainted.
"They 60 on joyful, yet mournful GRAND.
The good name ofthe unhappy condemned can
be reclaimed, but none can restore his shattered
reason, or rescue the broken hearted dead from
her early grave"
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Lazy Ladies',

In "a Woman's Thoughts about Women"
we meet with this true solution of most of the
bad domestic management in families:
"The house mother has her troubles-av. no
she ever gifted with that blessed uuaIiiv ne
taking them lightly and cheerfully. 1t is not
pleasant for lazy ladies to get breakfast over at
that regular early hour which alone sets a
household fairly a-going for the day, nor for
arthmetical ladies, who have always reck-
oned their accounts by sixpences, to put down
each item and persevere in balancing periodi-
cally receipts and expenditures; nor for weak
ly, nervous, self engrossed ladies to rouse them
selves sufficiently to put their house in order.
and keep it so, not by occasional spasmodic
setting to rights but by general methodicai
overlooking of all that is going on therein.-
Yet, unless all this is done, it is vain to insist
on early rising or grumble about waste, or lec-
ture upon neatness, cleanliness, and ORDER
The servants get to learn that misses is never
in time! 'Mssis never knows about any,
thing She may lecture till she is weary
about neatness and cleanliness--iust put your
head into her room and see! For all moral
qualities, good temper, truth, kindness, and
pabove all conscientiousness, if these are def
cent in the mistress it is idle to expect them
from servants, or children, or any members of
the family circle"
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NJ | 5 G. f. LII A N ECU S.
The Sherif's Story.

In the summer of lS5-, while travelling on
business IN the wilderness of Northern Name.
we stopped one afternoon in the little village of
p, which nestles cozily in the shade of Sad
dle6ack mountain. After supper, while enioy-
ing our cigar upon the porch" we noticed a
peculiar scar upon the land lords cheek. Think.
ing "thereby hangs a tale" we asked him TO
inform us of the cause of so unusual mark
He protested himself perfectly willing to relate
the story, and drawing chair close to our side
commenced:
Sin my younger days | was a sheriff in the
county in which then resided. In the spring
OF 1889 murder was cnnmitted in a neigh
boring town, under circumstances of unusual
alroclty. The deed was done by Ere nchman,
whose name was Leste. He, with his wife
lived in log cabin n the woods, some ten miles
from where the deed was committed, and had
long been suspected of being thief and Sc.
creter of stolen goods. / was sent to secure
him, and you may be sure did not relish the
Job much, but go | must. As had ten miles
to ride, started early, and arrived at the cabin
at about nooa. Tying my horse to the tree,
went up to the door and knocked after con-
siderable delay in christening, more than as
necessary, the door was opened by his wife,
who demanded, in no very pleasant tone, what
| wanted.
ga Is your husband at home y asked.
"'No, he has gone to the village, and will
not be back till night" she answered.
"Thcn will wait till he comes home said
l., and without giving her time to reply, stepped
into the room.
"One glance around convinced me that the
murderer was at home. A rifle stood in the
corner of the room, which he had been clean.
ing as drove'up, for the water was even drip.
pring from the tube. | said nothing, however
but sat down, and began to take survey of the
room. He coulrnot have left, while stood
the door, without my seeing him SO that ht
must either have left before came, or else
whiclll considered ulore likely, was conce det
about the cabin. My eye fell upon a rag ma
lying on the floor, aud taking that up, the mys
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terry was explained. A trap.door was under.
meath, which probably led to the hole or cellar
IN which he was concealed. lifted the door
up, and was looking for some means of descend
ing, when push from the guide wife sent me
down without the use of a ladder, and the door
was suddenly shut. | tell you, sir, was in no
enVlable position, in dark cellar with muir.
derer-for he was there as l very soon after
found out.
thinking heard him move, took step
IN the direction of the sound. In an instant
there was flash, loud report and | felt a
burning pain in my cheek. | saw by the flash
OF the pistol, crouched in the further corner of
the cellar. My blood was up, and made
spring and closed with him. We had sharp
tussel for few moments, but at length man.
aged to get the bracelets on his wrists and
then 1t was all over. Meanwhile his wife was
above, standing on the door, and asked every
now and then:
lave you fixed him, Jem?'
Puttlng my hand upon the mans mouth,
ana initiating his voice as near as | could, told
her had, and ordered her to lead the sherih's
morse into the shed. My ruse succeeded per-
tcctiy, and, as she left the room, ordered HIM
up the ladder, and by using the argument of
pistol persuaded him to go. Once up, the rest
was easy. His wife was somewhat astonished
when she cnme in, but seeing was we'll armed,
made no resistance. The man was sulen, and
refused to speak, but | did not care for that.
put him on the horse, and led the horse two
miles through the woods, to the nearest neigh
bors. Securing the assistance of one of the
g men folks" had him securely lodged in jail
That night, and he is now in State prison serv-
ing his sentence, Imprisonment. for life. But
that was the hardest fight | ever had and |
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ton of these facts, should you not feel the i'm
portance and dignity, and should you not receive
The sympathy and hearty cooperation of every
friend Of humanity
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WHOLE NO., 379.

The difficulty with regard to them is very
easily remeded. They have only to abandon
their aliases and their letters cannot be with
held.-AtJany Argus ofthe 8th.
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o. Hon. Henry Winter Davis of Baltimore,
has been invited TO deliver Fourth of July
Grafton in Buffalo, N. Y.
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New YORK, June II, 1873.

DEAR SUR:-I have just read your account
IN the Cleveland Heratd CT my unfortunate
brothers story. | believe it is about right in
everything except where you say that he was
Stunned as murderer by the whole communi.
ty. There were some who never believed that
Thomas Clyma would willingly DO harm 10 any
man, much less take away Il mans life The
poor dead girl always said he was innocent,
and would have married him any day, but he
would not whilst so heavy thing was against
INN. There were some other kind friends who
believed he was not guilty, and will be rejoiced
that ne Is cleared, although it is so lrte. Mr.
PAUL says he VIII do everything he can to
make my poor brother well again, but | am
afraid that 1t is more than he can do. 1t would
be joyful day for all # us if it could be so.-
We leave for England in day or two.
Yours with respect.
MARY JANE BOSUSTOW.
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OF Santa Anna is now a st. Thomas. lie
states that he is writing his life, which will be
u complete vindication of his acts.
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TRUTH STRANGER THAN FIcrIoy.
From the Cleveland Herald Of Saturday

Under the above heading, on last Tuesday
evening, we published an account of a remark
able case of supposed murder in England, which
had been cleared up twelve years after the
event, by the recent meeting of the supposed
man and the sister of the supposed murderer in
the depot at Chicago. We hove received the
following touching letter from the sister, who
IS now on her way TO England with the sup
posed murdered man, in order to clear up the
mystery:
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DIS pare lie bes Wlceres Sbni9in,
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it with all my heart, and regret that it does
not come oftener than once year Perhaps it
is this sense of enjoyment that makes me an
acceptable guest with others. l laugh. / eat
! drink, L cut my capers enter con nDlore
into every passing fun, and am perfect victim
at forteits. There is no folly that am not
ready to be partner in Corking my face
does not make me angry. If 1 can oblise
every one, am only too happy to do. Laugh
at me as you will, you cannot offend me- From
snap-drason to kissing under the mistletoe,
there is nothing that comes amiss to me- 1
love children. Their society has the effect, for
the time being, of making me feel younger my
self; as for the old people, the mere feeling Of
reverence makes me behave kindly to those
who can only for a limited poriod be our guests
and companions. Cali me easy, simple, fool
ish. weak, good natured, childish, if you will.
L don't mind. After all, they are not bad
qualities, perhaps, since they contribute SO
largely to my own enjoyment; and who knows
but they may be the very reasons why am
always invited out ON Christmas Day And.
perhaps, the absence of those same qualities is
also the reason why Curmudgeon, with his
means and superior recommendations, is so
rarely invited out on the same day.-Loudon
Illustrated NrUs
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HE LOST STEAMSHIP PACIFIC-THE BoTTIE
PICkED tP.-SOme time since we published an
account of the discovery of bottle which had
hoated ashore on the coast of France, contain
Ing paper, purpOrting to have been written
by passenger on board the Collins steamship
RACINE just as she was going down This story
was supposed to be hoax but there is another r
chapter of it. The editor Of the Norwalk
Conn Gazette, believing that the paper was
written by Legrand Smith, of Norwalk, a pas
senger on the steamer, wrote at once to a friend
In Paris, DIR. Evans, to make inquiries about t
the affair, and especially the handwriting of
the note found. BY the Africa an answer was
received, In which DR.. Evans says that he feels
there can be no doubt about il, lie had oh
tained possession of the slip of paper found, and
states the clrcums tances as follows
Il was on professional visit to the Empress
the other day; and in cOnversa alton mentioned
the subject, in which she became most intensely
interested. The Emperor entering at the time.
the Empress said My dear, Dr. Evans has
been telling Inc of the possibility Of ascertain.
ing the fate of the Pacific" Then repeating
what | had said, regarding the recent of Won ;
letter, &c. The Emperor. who is a man of
noble heart, at once entered into the details of
the subject Upon my relating it to him, he
said II interested him exceedingly. and he
would Immediately send for the scrip of paper,
He being very prompt man, and full of kindly
feeling, did so, and sent me, directed by him
SELF and sealed with his own private stamp. the
said paper, which l now have in my posses
sion, and which is acknowledged by all who
have seen it, to be an American handwriting.
1t is h0Stiiy 1rritten IN yencI.
g Now | wish to obtain through you, his own
handwriting, to compare with what have, as
Of course, L cannot send you the original but
will have fac simtie taken, if possible, to send
you"
CATION will decide the question, beyond doubt
a. to the genuinoness OF this curious waif The
friends of the lost Smith are, as may be ex-
pected, greatly interested in the result