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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07
SHIPPING.

NEW YORK,
H. J, Won Santen Commander,
,w, the United States mail, will positively sail on
car. fATDRDns, vUr. !, AT I'm,
.r =, southampton takLax passengers for London
Havre Southampton :" osc"en az tle 'vav"Ae -..s
Sacen ."o ah; .,,,....... GO
Steerage
For freight passage
GELpcKE RE6TaEN & REycuELr.
81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07

vIoIINIsT OF NINE YEARS EXPERIENCE IN
n teaching the violin DESTROYS Of obtaining few moro
pupils Instructions evening Professor BRADY No
i2S Hammond street. NJ B-Terms $l2 per quarter Fnish
Ing lessons $50 per quarter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07

DED STAR LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETs-PACKR,
III 10Th Sept-the well known packet ship WEST POINT
Captain Allen sails above at u O'clock For passage Il
cabin second cabin and steeragc (Which will be taken
apply board pier IL East river foot Of Maiden Lane
or to TAPSC0TT 4 Co. IS South Ut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07

THREE STEAMERS A WEEK.
i For the South and Southwest via Charleston, g. c.
Trweekly United States Mail side wheel steamship line
For the better OF and shippers
ordng shippers and passengers greater communication with
the South.
THE STEAMSHIP COLUMBIA CAPT. BERRY
WI leave here on Tuesday Sept IL to be followed ~ VIC
the MARION, Capt Foster, on Saturday, Sept II.
sFoFFoED, fffiLEsroN CO. % Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07

L,AMILY WINE 4 LIQUOR STORE, A AMITY STREET.
southeast corner Of Wooster-The subscriber respectful
informs the public that he has for sale choice old
liquors. imported expressly for family and medicinal
are warranted as represented. c. LEVI Agent,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22

ers of Fresi5m--,esk eyeryWhere 70 Increase
BY iuasins capital Ia every way br Freiln, by
arsumelt, a,l hv defense u the pdnepc, anl
shcre the way IS to slippery, by proof, that
Freedom advance, material interest, better and
iist1S than Slavery However lal5Iay Slave
~ may be defended here By the Shareholders
and Others, ys, public opinion IS eyerywher,
prepared for discussion of the subject, and the
Germans should, above al. be the fret to lay
hand to the work, ila,much as they al will
stumble on ths least rcistaIcr. Tlc time %.
murder and persecution Tor Tres spsyth IS, 20
Missouri, long past, ani though propacindisn
hr this capsr should bs conducted with pru.
lence, ye, il 10 no aay fo,loa, lAitaryas1nlbls
position will be a,touiihci VITA dauger
The col1f Of the two partic, strus
Cling here Is distinctly st1mpel; Freedom or
slavery !, the question. and 10 us G.rmaa,, the
choice will NOT be difficult The earlier We
commence with tic enemy ~ much the easier
lui quicker viii u, struggle end; and We are
decidedly Of the opinion that any fal,s naming
oi parties, or deception about the issues, or any
maneuver OF that sort, will not be of the least
use. Let the German, ia this State be mindiu
Vt thi.; lei the pres, 90 their part for thc r.sz
ing Of this plan, aud the hour Of redemption Is
not hr away.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22

From the Missouri Post Gernan paper Of Kansas
All those who believe in the truth Of human
rights, who consider the Union as the battle.
field ou which the last struggle between Fee.
dom aid Slavery is to be fought, place their
hopes on the united working of the Germans in
Missouri viii these realize such good expecta.
tianSy VIII the Germans in this State, at the
decisive moment, not only with their votes, but
If necessary with goods and b,ood, stand up for
the cause Of freedom and human right We
hone II y Wa ,ro,iA
now especially call attention to the necessity Of
organizing the Germans in this State for this
great purpose. Inst. Louis, ST Joseph, Kansas
City and Hermann, the German population is
already great enough, to found, IN connection
with the liberal portion Of the Americans, =
permanent PreeStalc organization; and even in
Bonneville, Lexington, Weston and other cities
on the Missouri, there are Intelligent Germans
enough 10 open, ia union with Americans, de.
bating Clubs, where the question Of Elancipa.
lion could come openly into discussion. The
Germans in this State have one advantage over
the Americans WHO have emigratrd here from
the New England States, in that they arc look.
sd upon as a eoHVrcdtjre element, hostile indeed
TO Slavery, but whose industrial activity makes
their residence of advantage This advantage
should they y-called SO often the s;sndard bear.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22
HATS AND GAPS.
S. HARPER & BRO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods.
CORNER MAIN UNION 8TaEErs.

IVEhave on hand and receiving ial'y,A Iargs Anl
W complete Aulrtusut u tait and CAps, embracing
every Ya'y - stye ,nt price. Aui In ysW Of ne Co.,.
errl'nr ic usui of srtc!ssa goods have paid par.
teulN acton to ihc setns up ot sach ate expressly
adapted u the wants Of cusomrrs Our grArranrrsrnh
ulh Eastern houses ,ich that are to rrnr
The iasstsylg' oi UN' and Caps A. lntroiuc--
Aad We can Pfol'sc at the newest and most beautiful A..
iorlmea,i A. veil s beet qualities ofevvry description
are 10 be found AtogrcstthinAmeHt, Al
The public are respectfully ihyci 10 call and examine
eur'ieck UispaTe lls give entire satisfaction
dsc9 : HARPER 4 ERO
RBAT ATTRA TIONl
i'HE citizens u Wheeling Ani surrounlns country aud
the ltiirs In par 'iiAr, rs'p~ct.y TcqacArd 20
VleW the GREAr ASSORTMENT OR DRY GOODS offered
t hs cheap Cash Sore, 1871 Main ST., eoui!s,n: o.
Ihs iatsst stylrsot
RAGLASs,
CtOAKS.
MANrLEs,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22
NUMBER l29
SADDLES. HARNESS. TRUNKS. a,
WHOLESALE ~ RETAII..

| n sItrfANp 40 lN Ntn 81 cpfntf CfCiiar, IN
Js oh1tr-t o. kfyI eH laHi iargs sai csabists a.
safrr1t Hf 40 ar..tI tlt IYT, ..rtsa. tlht ara
hfnuFrgas salilst. luf arl tstfar Hiftss, fmtkt,
tslrr' tafpet bss.s sat'r,s t1laTs Uaust, Vfrs a.
su4I flfgr t-iy can af uf'aH 90 Y futt aHa tfu,t
20 o. faIH.If UaIfnHasr.
Al s.'is g. 'sPairnr pfonlsy iatt, lrtl 10 ssr
rIlnnrf. J. d. sNtrrALp.
HfHNI fHi Man
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22
INKSl INKSl

DutLERs IMPROVED NgguASTitg RECORD aud
~ Copying EXCELSIOR FLCfD INRS M.nniaetaryl
b. Jamss J. batter, AF-nt No. ~ ylns st ~ squarrt
Scum NJ hufust House, Cnrluusfi o.
T1fhf WmrfsG CraHuptfr iS usNrEtt, Bl0E. KgVF-
bn FaatetL'Air a CAGps-t3rutcihgu. Efrr- bottle
81 Afn'Is tiFih tu thA Ibu esusIu- costs you srv,
snIy pr rsni wIfr than J. bIIisrs Etcsl1r Record
Arila1obyurr,i ass'ol Eirt,Hrils -Eyrrys called
uaal hoNl' ol A5nodf h1ll' turniY per cent less ns
Aniittrt nsi nny pr ssut higher ean alue utieh 4,
warn saving, particularly shgn The g1ay u NArraut-I
equal All our lialnf staiensrt viii sup7ly you a bottle
% We sans t-tmt ~ % doing you VII sustain HONE
MANUFACTURES. All be wiser u not better rttrns Gt
lsas' sfraf trri Of couHtfy and H. S4ri
FgflNL " Yoi thus act, ne time not far distant sh-u
lhs AurftAu flr shan not bottle @! Arnolds
Etsith Nul Ia aar beloved rhln-anl save your purr
a'sti JAMES BufLEg Agent.
20 sale ~ Payne Co and J. G. Orr, Wheeling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22

JIAVtNG iaI received by Express v:ry large assart.
mentor all stTlrs OF CLOAkI much superior 20 any
kept ~ s ie,ol ca1 stores up ,oEu; also, and rnIrely
NJ ,tyie Of Ohsail SNtEl-Ltib are pNricultEy Iny
I'll 10 SVs me an eIrly ea all Of the VIII b, sold ex
Weaey low fOseNh NO. 80 MAla street, Centre Wheel
Inc tuNVS1 JOIN ROENER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22
P. c. HiL0aETH & Bro,
" AZ UfACrURERS AGENCY,
No. % MAIN STREET,
WhFultnF, Va.
HOLIDAY books. 10.

~ N1T pPssiVI ore sftls hrf-it ari u.li, ssr..
fig 'slsttri i'ti u h1Is' P,rtaais. Aigani Wauag
Dnti a. 'n''Al ~ illtsy trfsenit gvrr brlarht h
~ o'N E,lsfsanng l pU-s ron slr Dsnny 70 tasutg.
hfr a''f on shcn uy be fllnl aimast ~ ihf %.
-, ~ ,l.y b1al riss P,sn. F,slt lf DE igt,
Cr.i4fi LAS al,t," "Lalf n ths Lts-" "gfata Ls.
-" CamP1rlfi 'Plsatlfcs - Hope" "slilsrs 7 arti
No Hdfa eIbftiei "Wansg," si-sAnty toa1i a..
'Aiil' tnnp' firsf rfuuiil hlI Gioifch's "Wo.
urn ai hs.ay aHi rfss4 rIuta ainf 10 beautiful 90.
HNlns' lhet ~ Psfs','ey, "fr.iyfIck M o. aFs
" ghrNrv,' "sf Nttsf iallf' aat his tfnss tfs on
hlsai Bisrf, "if,bsl 00nt" h,nefaht Mt ~ Ilri
Auhrf Nnfsf, rplrfeq1't FfrnHns, "AHtlefat ~ d.
Lraff-lYE's Wsfts.
JuEENtLE wOaKs nj these " have asrsaisr Vsfsty
" Va gryf bsafs, r1i uD W LIBRARIES m fha shes cs,
ttrif Hanld m7niiaa, "Nn.ttrr.ng Ciiiftl" sRssnel
Ahl lish 'st1ri Of Dirile N.uY," ne "GAst Riisr
anl all n l. . ~ B1atHi Pttiry ne1ss - sl aad o.
EAy, Hll9 h1laii hlih fsG-f. Lfafniug " Think Tak
Ahi 49, A. C9orci rayf8' iin1si EVER ripton
HLh, us.b't, Amsl,csu Tact society, PrsibJtsrar
sui N.ftoIHt Anana-t
Dt'4 uAmmlu hptfii, Chez Msn and boards. altnast
sttry silr sod quality of -ttsn-fs. Cal md make ysuf
asiseii'ni bri5fs Abe a,i1'tnsHt be- broker.
IA1 O. ORR
defil tadrt NHFth rf 81 An ntnk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22
Important ID Females.

nlSEASEH OF tSaies exclusively trrAedhy Dr THEIRS.
Rem lies tIr tcnAs dcrA1seusnts, from 81 10 tS
Relief Eurlntee Ia all clIes Consultation Ani letters
strictly enaileltlN PA,irla from distance provided
With b,Arl uuriin' NI cNelfve attenita.e. Medicines
sent bv muL Let ptlvt'e erealt sent per letter free,
nyll-8n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22

which plciE, myself TO sell u Gents below regular
Tiera,
Just received per Hyprrs from New YORK. large ASsor
Of superior RAGLANS tnAds amer he latest Paris
Iulc and manufactured expressly for NeE York clty trade
together with great varsity Of other CoAks ~ all STYLES
aud pHltrrn which ui sci, helov manufacturers rrcrs
great variety nf CLOTH, DOUBLE, and STELLA
MANTLE SiiAWt.s, at great bargains.
large assorGmFut ~ PuS, such a. SNbr, Miuk Stone,
Martin Fitch, etc. Nhch can Sc cheaper than other
hsusc In the city, have them not commission but
buutht them Tor CASA, viii sell qua ty Fitch gurs
Guch As sold last year for $50, nov foT il2H asttt
several ~ hnc ard sGpeThnc BLANKETS, which
sell Al manufactures prices,
Also received NeoG, 50 pieces Of Lnpn's FRENCH NE.
RlNuS, all coorS and grades, EAleh viii sell At any
prlev.
The above Goods will he ready for Inspection sATuR
DAY The Gh Of November, aud Wcth respectfully invite
those In want OF Of them to give early CALL as.
IuTcd Nl will BE- satisfied with my goods and prices.
uot5 ALIEN lIEYMAN, 10; MaIn 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22
Standard Readlng.

DACNLGS CtyliENtio1 IN EnglRnl."
i "AtklnNn's Oh.n;,l AMI wSsera siberia
"ChAI peGens WORKS" complete In vols 70,
"li0 NEE AltNtrNt OF ths DrsAEit4 Table"
"Gl1lIn's Literature, Anl Literary Men," H., 4,i
JuSt received, AMI r sale low at the CNrnrr B0oksote
Of (l.cO WILDE BnO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22
LIS S & 9 A M p 8 E L |
80. S5 Main street.

WE will luauEurAle the Fail and Winter season, by eV.
w hhtlng, On SATURDAY, NOV. s our Improved
Patent S-ltA udns FrNhle Sk Hat, aud intend to offer
A. prices that shan meet The Wanti Of the general
h. Our Hats " viii known, are o! the best matufNr.
turc AMI have REGULARITY OF STYLE which dlitIn.
h t'cm superior IN all ohcrs; aI ptses on *.
animation, will he tcund as low a. thr G-envst competition
can max them. BLISS : CAMPEELL
nNvS No s Ninln "a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22

Al thOle knowing themselves Indebted to the nrm will
please e AMI sviut sr accounts fer the present year
deGln-T REED KRAFT. No. StMAia st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22
Centre Wheeling Drug Store.

WE have just received fresh supply Of Drugs and
w MccneS, selected With care, Tor our Prescriptions
AMI Retail trade. Also Ahrse assortment OF articles for
The toilet, anNng vhiA I've lated sylti OF Extracts,
peridnercs and SOsp' also Flesh, Cloth, Hair aud Tooth
hslIlvl In great VaTisy, In ADDITION to the above We
keep eensAnily on hAal god article Of Coal on and
lAmP, In short, ev,rJ article kept IN we'll furnished
Drug Store. REED KRAFT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22
j. BOON M'CURE,

Alto RNEY AT LAW,
Wheeling, Va.
OFFH'F NOP THEtSr NOPyEe or MONROE AND
F0CRTRSTS, OPPOSITE rms 60 URTHG USE.
Nh wllpt.''Iesln as several oogrti Of MS and he
ne,bbatns 'alaueS, Particular Attsnon will Be given to
be saHNsS'0u u slAtEa HSV9r;iy5tguU
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22
THE INTELLIGENCER.

InE PuuucAL rHoctIyuEs o. TuE GrN,ss-
TnuE HuuEcErr1y mE TrruHE OF riiE Oluo
AND Nisi.irPt NALLltA
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-09
From the Ncw York Mcycurv
KATE ARCHER.
A SIIETCII OF CHARACTER.
BY GEORGE ARNOLD.

ooh, wish you wouldn't bother me so y
exclaimed Miss Wc,herby, casting pet.
tish glance at her admirer; Il never saw
such imam, i'll ALL my life, as you 1t is
none of your business who like, or how
much l tllrt with them and if YOU don't
like 1t, you can just let me alone =
You are very unjust, Alice y said the
young man, gravcly 4 never saw YOU so
before. do not find fault with YOU, nor
scold you, but merely wish you to know
what kind Of society you are getting into
NO, know YOU don't scold-I wish YOU
would, instead Of putting on such a long
Face, and preaching such straight.laccd pro.
priety to mc!'
when did ever preach to you. Alice !!
When have l ever sought to place any
constra'nt upon you You cxaggcrate
my treatment of you very curiously, it
"""'''s :" ,..,1.. .~il H.. ~
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-09

.SterogyopAs of Battle. DIR. Holmes, in
his scientific contribution to tho last Allan
tic Monthly, says:
"The next European war will send us
sterographs Of battles. 1t is asserted that
a bursting shell can be photographed
The time is perhaps at hand when fash
Of light, rs sudden and brief as that Of the
lighting which shot whirling wheel stand
ing stock still, shall preserve the. very in
slant of The shock Of contact of the mighty
armies that are even now gathering. The
lightning from heaven does naturally pho.
tograh natural objects on the bodies of
those it has just blasted-so we are told by
many witnesses. Tho lightning Of clash
ing sabres and bayonets may be forced to
stereotype itself 10 astillncss as complete
as that of the :umbling tide OF the Niagra
as we see itsel:pictured."
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-09

Fast Living.-" Lord Byron" says
Leigh Hunt, used to 60 about humming
all the morning, and reserved HE serious
work for the night" lie said himself in
a conversation with Lieut.. Mcdwin, that he
largely used " the inspiration Of gin" to
keep up tired and tagging nature
Schiller resembled him in both habits
What was the consequence Byron died
at SO. Schiller lived on to go, but with a
broken constitution and shattered energies.
The fire of genius blazed with intense
and wasteful brilliancy in both, but soon
burned itself out. Night labor and
the inspiration Of gin will make short
work with the most robust constitu.
ton.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-09

Tile Use Of Hind Worls-Ncxt to
affection, which ought to he sacred to one
congenal spirit, comes kindness, which
ought to be shown in our dealings with
all The unkind WORD uttered moro for
relief than to wound, troubles the waters
Of spirit that was tranquil before, and
clouds, darkness, and it may 10 tcmpcsts
mar the beauty of another life. And so
we chafe wound, aan wrong cacl, other not
for design, but simply because we suffer
our hearts to be oppressed with doubt, dis
quiciude, impatient longings after things of
this world which Providence sees fit to
withhold.
Let lis be wiser than this; wiser and
justcr. Let us compel ourselves to speak
pleasantly, and SO refrain from all repro.
duction Of our unhappy conditions of
mind. Thus will come back to us good
from our simple effort to reprcss an evil
i'll ourselves. Speak kindly to all; kindly
even in reproof. Words uttered in fret
fulncss or anger; rarely do any good.-
They mar the spirit, instead Of giving il
strength for right action. A single pleasant
word may fill a heart with sunshine. Why
then not scatter pleasant words? 1t is ono
of the cheapest ways Of doing good. Even
if you are too selfish to help others with
your money, your time, or good offices
spare them a few kind words, as you move
on through life, and it will be so much or
the right side when your final accoun: is
made up.
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You know very well what his name is
and you show Il mcanness of disposition
in talking so, that uiakes inc angry above
all patience. l wisl, you to 60, now, and
never to come here again -
'As you please. Suit yourself; but re
member, you have said those words dozen
times before without meaning thcm. If
you mean them now will go-I came
near saying, gladly go'-and what is more
l will keep to your request. Once, and for
all, do you wish 10 break off the engage
ment between US?
Yes, if you do i?
'1hen you have no real affection for me 2
Not when you are SO unreasonable
you are jocose 2
'Not at III. mean it,
Good Lyc, then. shall never he more
reasonable than now?'
'Good-bye.'
AS the enanciated lover left the house
he met tall, buxom girl, with red cheeks,
bright eyes, and wholesome looking fig
ure, 1.-the and plump. She was arrayed in
green velvet riding habit, trimmed with
gray fur, a jaunty little black hat and
feather, cunning little wash leather gaunt.
cts and she fourishcd slender riding
whip as she walked in peculiarly indie.
pendent, amazonian, characteristic style.
tII IN l;o
she cried, in clear, cherry voice, as she
saw the cloudy expression Of his face.
'No.hing-only Alice and have broken
off,
'For the ninety ninth time, eh?'
'For the last time, anyhow
'As usual
you shall see =
.I'l bet you a box Of cigars against g
new whip that you are excellent friends
again within week!'
Done Give me your hand on it,
They shook hands, laughing, and the
amazon, after making Charlie promise te
20 and shoot pistols with her, in the real
garden, that afternoon passed into the
house 10 learn the casus JelH from Alice
so you've quarreled with Charlie, again
eh 2 asked she, as soon as salutations wer'
over.
'How did you knowv
4 met him, and he told me-
.Yes, we have separated in earnest, now
and I'm glad Of it !
But am going to bring you togethe
again. +
'No-you must not try. I do not low
him, and he does not love me. We hav
only kept up tue engagement because W
have been taught to, ever since we wer
Children
But I've bet Charlie box of cigar
against a whip, that you will mske up you
nuarrel within week, and / want ne,
whip-this one is all worn outa'
Did you see the riding whip Count LILA
votskiwitsch has! 1t is such beauty
nearl handled, with carbuncle set in til
end =
THAT for Count Izlavotskiwitch ! erie
the amazon, swapping her fingers 'whs
does he know about riding He's grea
Russian bear, aud uubeaFable?
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-09

One of our agricultural exchanges as
sures its readers that the leaves of the elder,
scattered over cabbage, cucumbers, squash
es, and other plants, subject to the raw,
ages Of insects, effectualy shields them
The plum, and other fruits subject to the
ravages of insects, may be saved by placing
on the branches and through tho tree
punches Of elder leaves.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-09

Corms.-Boil patato in its skin, and
aft er it is boiled take the skin and put
the inside Of it to the corn, and leave il
on for about twelve hours; at the end
Of that period the corn will be much
better. The above useful and simple reoeip,
has been tried and found to effect rem
edy.
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ABBEVILLE, S. C, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE g. 1859

should dare lay finger on her, Kate Ar
chair, the pride and terror of the village :;
was beyond the reach Of her immediate
perceptions.
The next minute, however, she was scor-
ing his ugly, wcazencd face with her cut
ting little whip, laying OH the blows with
a strong arm and a close aim, until the
poor wretch howled with pain, and clum-
silly executed some unknown dancc-pro.
badly Russian-undcr the application.
You miserable little puppy y exclaimed
the ionnc, keeping time to each word with
her whip, you dare to interfere between me
and Charlie Mynturn do you You dare
to come to me with your unwholesomc and
sickcnng ilattery, while your friend, Miss
WethcrLy, is plotting to win linn back
You don't understand word I'm Saying
but guess you know pretty well what
I'm doing, don't you 2
/ Charlie hadn't heard the noise, and
RI to the rescue, declare believe all the
blood Of the Iz!avot>kiwi.schcs would have
tricklcd down the face OF this scion of that
noble line. The young man was alarmed
ut this demonstration, but could not help
laughing inordinatcly ut the extraordinary
scene.
When the castigation ceased, the counts
anger arose-as the waves sometimes come
up after a heavy blow and the language
that he made Use WAS such that Charlie
took him by the eur, aud led him to the
end OF the lane, where he left Him, with
Il good kick, to give him an impetus.
II gaining the place where Kate Archer,
stood, her lair in fine disorder, her eyes
still flashing, the rusc and lily combating in
her cheek, aul her, whole frame trcmulous
will, excitement, Charlie received IN en-
PLANTATION in full and have no doubt
that tic interrupted ,abcau, a IT, Faust
Marguerite, WAS resumed with the happicst
effect.
The murder being out, then, AMI the key
to I'LL Of hates preference for single life.
her recent vivaci,v, and The Iukcwarmness
Of her rccontil:atory effects being given,
the only thing left for Charlie to do was
to confess why lie had found Alice
Wcthclhy unsuitel to Kim, anl had borne
his separation from her so philo,ophicalIy.
,was very late that night before Charlie
and Kate parted and when they did,
there were earnest, loving emotions in their
hearts, warm kisses ON their lips AID Squire
Arclicr's blessing upon their future.
| wish their marriage WAS the only one
have to record rs II fit and proper finish
to my story, but unfortunately it is not.
Shortly after that happy event, Alice
Wctherbv married Count lzlavotskwitsch
out of spite aal when last llca,d of
them, poor Alice WAS shaving her life ou:
ut the needle, while her noble husband
gamblel away her scanty earnings at cards
and dice. 1t wis apity that she did not
have Katc's knowledge of the riding whip.
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That's fine strain, said one gentleman
TO another, alluding to- the tones Of a
singer at concert the other evening"
YES said a countryman who sat near,
but if he strains much more he'll
bust
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How is it proved that Adam was
orthodox in his sentimenlsl Because his
belief was undoubtedly Eve-angeical.
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Why are large rivers like trees Because:
they have branches.
What is. the difference between q blind
man and sailor in prison One can't
see to 90, and the other can't 60 IA
sea.
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Why is the freight of a ship like
locomotivea Because it makes the car