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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

TINE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have been
taxed their utmost to produce this BEST most perfect
purcstiye which ix known to man. lnnumerube proon
are shown that thess Pulls have virtues which surps In
sxcslence the ordinary medcnos, and that they win un-
prccedsntedy upon the esteem Of oil men. They arssa
and pleasant to taks but powerful to cure. Their pene
,rtng properties sim ulate the vital activities Of the body
remove the obstrucons Of is organs, purify the blood
aud expel disease They purge out the foul humors which
breed aud grow dIsenpcr stimulate suggish o. disot.
ersd organs into their natural action, and tmpar
tone with strength to the whole system. Not only do
they cure the everyday complaints Of every body, but
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have baed
the best OF human skill While they produce powerful
effects they are at the same tre In diminished dses The
ssest and beet physc that can be employed for chdreu
Being coated they are pleasant to take; and bsng
purely Vegetable are free from any rsk Of harm. curss
have been made which surpa bsisf vers they nos sub
ssutisted By men Of such exalted position and character
~ 10 torbId the suspicion Of untruth. Many eminent
csrgymeu and physciaui have lent their names 10 certify
to ths public tue reliability of my remedies while ohes
have sent me the assurance Of their conviction that ny
Preparations oon.rJuts immensely 70 the resf Of ~
afflicted, suffering fsllor.men.
The Agent bulow named Is pleased to furnish gratis ny
American Almanac containing directions for thsr ~ and
certificates Of their curos Of the following eompnts:-
Costivencss Billions Complaints, Rheunistism, Dropy,
Heartburn, Headache arising from foul stomach, ase'
sea Indigestion. Morbid Inaetion Of tho Bowels and Pn
ssng tisrefronl Fl.tulency, lO Of Appetite al Usr.
ons and Cutsueous Diseases which require ersen.nt
Drlcne ScrofuIa or King. Evil They aso, BY purify.
Ing ts blood and stimulating the system, cure naay
complaints which It would not be supposed they oouh
rcarh such Deafness, Partial Blindness Neuralgia and
Nervous Irrtaby, Dernngemens Of the Liver and KID
ncys Gout and other kindred complaints arising iron
low state OF the boly or obstruction OF It's functions
Do not be put of by uupripciped dealers with some
other pill they make more profit on Ask for ASns
Pills, and take nothing else. No other they can give
you compares with this In its intrinsic Iaue or euans
powers. Tie sick want the best aid there Is 6s thssa
and they should have It
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
PRICE ~ Crs. PEI Boz. FIVE BOXES roR 81.
SOLD BIZ
G.L. PENN and DIS. A. q. 4 T. J. TEAGU UE,
Edgefsld C. H.; A.. J. PELLETIER co, Ham,
burg, and by all denlers in medicine. Wholesale
by HAVILiND, CHICHESTER CO., Augusta,
Georgia.
Juno ly II
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NOTICE...An pcrsons having any demands
~ against the Estate Of Richard searls, decd,
are requested to present them on or before the 7h
day of June, properly attested; as there viii be
fnal settlement Of said Estate on that day.
ELLINGTON SEARLS,
RICH. BARRETT. Aaon
Mar SmN
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NOTICE.-All persons having any demands
~ against the estate of Levi Nowby, deceased,
arc requested TO hand thcm in, properly attested,
by or before Thursday the 18th day Of May, MS I
intend making final settlement Of said estate in
the 0rdinary's Office, at Edgefeld c. H., on that
day. All those indebted to said estate arc expect.
cd to pay tho snme forthwith.
JOHN +. EDM0NDs, Adrn'or.
Feb. lgk 5m s
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE
No. g.

No. 2.
T WILL attend at the times and places hcreinaf-
l. ter specified, to Collect the State and District
tux for the year commencing tho lSt day Of Octo-
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Hus0N''u " ii' 2nd Ord, May
After which time my books will close for the
present year. Tax payers must he punctua, as
shall he compelled to close or leave their execu-
lions in the hands of the Sheriff, before start foI
Columbia.
The Registration Of Births, Deaths and Marri.
ages, still required. Time from the first Of Janu-
airy, 1858, to the first Of January, 1859. In case
Of hite births tho time and place, nanes aud resi-
lenceS Of parents, sex and name of child, (if il
have the latter,) and whether born alive or dead
in Of deaths cf vhies, the date, place and cause
1f death, name, age, sex, whether single or mar
ried occupation, residence md nativity of the de-
consed, with names and surnames Of parents; in
casc of births and deaths Of staces the samo itons,
together with the namo Of tho owner, instead OF
name of the deceased and the names of parents.
The law has annexed fine of ten dollars upon
all persons who shall refuse to give the above in
formation. l hopo that every tax payer will come
prepared to give the necessary information.
THEO. DEAN, T. C. z. D.
Mar. l6 If 10
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complaints. EBES kNlGHT, M. u.
ABB. M0RTLEY, ESQ, OF Ur1cl, N. z, writes AT have
used your Iseioral myself and In my .ny srer sinea
sou invented IT, and believe Il the best medcna for tn
purpose ever put out With bad cold should sooner
pay TWENTY-FIVE dollars for bottle than do without It, or
take any other remedy"
Group, Whoopins Cough, Influenza.
spRMonKLp, MIa, Feb. J, 1855
BROTHER AVER: I will cIiserfuly certify your ReoraI
Is the best remedy possess for tho OF wheopIng
cough Group, and tho chest dsaases Of children; Wo Of
your fraternity In the South appreciate your skill and
'''''N ~ ~ MikEa coNKLM, MD.
AMOS LEE, ESQ, MosfEnsI L., writes 81 jan. 1855:
al had tedious influenza, which confined me In doors
six weeks took many medicines without relief tnay
tried your Pictorial by the advice Of clergyman The
6rst dose relieved the IN my throat and ungs
lrss than half the bottle made me completely ws
Your medicines are the cheapest as we'll n the best va
buy, and we esteem you Doctor, aud your remedies
q the poor mans friend" a.: 80
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
WEST MANcHrsrER Pa, Feb. L. 1885,
srR: Your Cherry Petoral Is performing marvellous
cures In this section. It has relieved several from alarm
ng symptoms of consumption, and Is now curing man
who has aborsd under Affection Of the lungs sor the
last forty years. HENRY L. PARKS Merchant.
A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. D., ALuIoS, Mosror Co.. Iowa,
haro found nothing equal to your Cherry Ptaoral for
giving and relief to consumpve PATIENTS or curing
such rs are curable."
We might add volumes Of evidence, but the most con-
vincng proof Of the virtues Of this remedy found In its
effects upon trial. ,,.
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has ever bsen known which
cured many and such dangerous cases IS this sos
human aid can reach; but even TO thoes tho Cherry
Retordl affords relief and comfort d
AsroR HOUSE,, NEW YoaK Cr1l, March s, 1855
Docroh AYKR, LOWELL: feel II duty and Apleasurs
10 inform you wnt your Cherry Peord has done for my
wife. She had been i've months aboruE under tbs dan
gerous symptoms OF Consumption, from which no AID we
could procure gave her much relief She steadily f
Ing until Dr. Strong. Of this city, where we have come @
advice recommended trial Of your medicine We bless
fun that day. She Is not yet a. strong - she used 10
be, but is FREQ from her cough and calls herself we'll
fuurs with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF SHrIsr1lIk
Cn,umptires, do not despair till you lave trisd Ann!
CnEysY PrcronIL 1t made by ono OF tho best msdie.
chemists In the world and its all around us bespeak
Tho high merits Of It's virtues Philadelphia Ledger.
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~ trading for certain Noto Of band made pay
able to John Lake, Adm'or.. Of the Estate of Janc
Berry, decd, or bearer, for nbout $500, dated
2lst August 1858, and payable twelve months after
date, with interest from date. Tho said Notc has
boon liquidated by the principal, and is said now
to bo in the hands of Richard Borry, my co-securi-
ty, who is claiming portion of it Of me, which
shall reaist
J. F. C. SETTLE.
Mar IA, 1859. st 10
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am permitted to refer the planters Of Edgefold
District to the gentlemen here named, residents Of
Beech Island, who have used my fertilizer upon
corn aud cotton the past season, and have largely
increased their orders for the coming season.
T. W. WHATLEr, T. S. MILLER,
DIR. IL. R. Cook, CAPT II. L. MASON.
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OFFICE, 1914 WATER STREET.
Adjoining United States Hotel.
A FERTILIZER producing all the immediate
IA effects Of the best Peruvian Guano, without
the danger of destroying a crop by its coming in
contact with tho seed and being lasting in the soil
years after the Guano is exhausted. 1t is pulver-
lied to q fine powder, ready for use No loss Of
time and labor in breaking Jumps, Screening, &c.
PHOSPHATE OF LINE is the only element in Guano
or my other fertilizer, from which permanent effect
can bc expcctod hence that fertilizer which con-
tains the most Phosphate, with suficicncy Of
ammonia to produce all the effect that can be had
rom ammonia, is the best inaalnuch ns more than
that is waste.
N.B.-Tu test the relative rauo of this fertilizer
in quantity and all other respects sumo rs Puru
vim Guano.
Packed in strong bags of $50 pounds. Barrels
yerage 275 lbs. each.
My SUPER PHOSPHATE Or LINE il not an expert.
usnt. Four year: trial oiit upon NIL kinds of crops
and soils bus proved its value each year. und thai
It is Of uniform quality.
Try it sdu by side with No. Peruvian Guano
upon all your crops and which is cheapest safe
est, and most lasting As Tor DRESSING upon
grain or grass early in the Spring, it twill pay"
Certificates, dated from the first yeur Of the intro.
duction Of my fertilizer, each year since might be
lddcd but the most satisfactory certificate is for
every farmer to try it for himself
Sold by the dealers in Agricultural Implements
in the city, aud at l22 Wcst-st, cor. Dey street.
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farmers' Mtiistellanp
SOME AGRICULTURAL SELEC.
TIONS. WITH REMARKS.

The Southern Caltirator, for April, has
two or three sensible and laconic paragraphs
on the subject Of
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Auut Janet'S Diamonds
IN TWO CHAPTERS.
PTER T.--L01T .

CHAPTER I.--LolT
at was a relief at all costs to be on
Of Joslsh's presence
Ny aunt 5a- sitting 10 her eqsy chair
wrnp, 4i in her die in--s VIII Her man.
aer wos Ii kuiu-4. towards mc, SHE mud.
me sit .lc-e b. lis. 10 m} rpri {, she
did not say .n. .o ...4 marriage;
began t-lNi... as, O-...- os 1t wcr,
abUul th, ..rv.-,.i.. s.- .. 81 .e, 10 wnk,
III tue housc f-e .ssc. .uy opinion
her ffereut plane. Ir,.i,o ucohrrcu,.
iy enough, III sure, oul rnl ,ouk no no.
tee Of my mah,er.
"As We lived in the n ighborhood
Londou, il was ,Josiah's custom very fro.
quently to discharge u pistol out of HI
bedroom window. Hearing the report.
recalled to my mind that | had left tie
KEYS Of the safe with him. Ny aunt kept
these kegs in secret place in h.r room
and was always very careful to see that
they were safely deposi ed before she went
to bed was puzzIing my head how ro
get these KEYS from Josiah, for had 20
the courage to 60 Tor them myself, VIII
there came IA tap at the door, AMI Lu
brought in The kcys, -a"iug that +
Josiah had told her to give them to my
amt
" he conversation about the improve
ments wa, resumed, and soon found hat
all this had really reference to our mar.
riage-my aunt choosing to assume, by
implication, that had consented to the
match.
1T was a warm sullry night, and, IN
pretcnce OF waiting air, | went 20 rhe
window. How my heart beat Lookup
out, could Just perceive, in the breaks
Of light on the path, figure hurryin-
down the garden; | strained my sigh
hard to be assured OF the fact. The tim,
had come to tell my aunt of my cGusin''
conduct
"Iiurned abruptly from the window
and threw myself at her feet. ,unt,
cannot marry my cousin = A. that mo.
ment, to my utter astonshment aud die
may, there was knock outside the door
it was Josiah; he had come to sax whethe,
Lucy had deli cred the keys,
My aunt answereu Jo,iah's question
and he went away then turning to n.'
she asked, in a severe voice, what ha
to say.
Il knew it was in VAIN tor me to spea
without proof | was silent through pal.
ful helplessness sly aunt waiting
while tor me to speak, siernly declared
had willfully thrown away my best chsns
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North Atlantic steamehip %
REGULAR THROUGH LINE 10 SAN FRAN
CISCO.
VA PANMA RAIIrnAp.

REGULAR rlROuGH LINE 10 SAN FRAN
CISCO.
VIA PANMA RAILROAD,
md connecting only with Steamers Golden Gate
ioldon Age, John l. Siewhcus, and Son, ra. of
he Pacific Mail Steamship Company NJ Panama.
Ihect 20 Aspinwall. The splendid steamship
BALTIC, ADRIATIC, AND ATLANTIC.
having been euthely leiitted and adapted to the
California trade, will hereafter run as above,
eayug : is port on the 9th and 2,th Of each
Month, from The foot OF Canal Street, North
River.
Passengers and Mails win be forwarded by
Panama Railroad, and connect at Panama with
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company mngnif-
cent Steain>hips, which will be in readiness. and
leave INhEDIATLLY lor san Francifco They
wiil be embarked free Of eZpense from Railroad,
by Company Steamboat TABOGA
An Experienced surgeon Is attached 10 each
hip, S,eenge Passengers fourdin cool ed pro
visions, bedding, ant attendance. II Is believed
hat 'he accommodations afforded by the above
ships are uuHurn7ssed by any in the world The
public sre informed that the p 81. s G Co, al.
way have one or more srtrG SieomTs living al
pausma, regry for sen, 10 avoid Any pos. ihIc de-
tension # PatsenFvra or Mails, and mbark their
uarsengeH by Steamboat %; .iu
For pas age eHpply ~ the 4. y Office Of he Com
lany m the Wharf fOot Of coma Street North
liver ~ WILLIAM Il, NlCHHAM.
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~ E-SGl III
~ J. WHITTIER.
lmourn no moro my vanish, years;
Beneath q 'HHdcr rain.
an April r'in cf miles md tssrs.
BY hoer j. 'Cu~r eysin
The westv 4 ow. .nd. t ing low,
7 h. rthe .ro- .s ~r
The window %! v..u. -hro-
Wide open e he un.
No LONGER forward nor behind
| look H. hope and far:
But. grateful u kA 'le good find.
The best Of now and here.
plough no more n deseri land.
To harvest weed and tare
The 'nanns dropping from Gods hand
Rebuke' my painful care.
I break my pilgrim staff, I lay
Aside the toilirr oar;
Th angel sought so far away
welcome at my door.
The airs Of Spring nay never play
Among the ripeninq corn.
Nor freshness Of the flowers Of MAY
Blow through the Autumn morn.
Yet shall the blue eyed rentian look
Through frineed lids 10 heaven.
And N. pale aster in the brook
Shall see it, image gwen.
The woods shall wear their robes Of praise,
The south rind fly sigh.
Ard sweet. ca m da"s in golden haze
Melt down the amber sky.
Not less hail manly deed and word
Rehuke nm 90 of wrong,
The craven flowers tha; wreath the sword
Max not the blade less strong.
But srnitng hand snall learn 10 heal,
To hui'd "a 10 destroy:
Nor less nv heart for Others feel
That 7 the more enjoy.
All az God willie, who wisely heeds
To give or 10 withhold
And knoweth more Of oil nv needs
Than all my prayers have told.
Enough that blessings u-i--e va3
Have marked my erin lok--
That whereso'er nv feet nave swerved.
His Christening turned me back
That more ard more Providence
Of lovr IL understood,
Making the sprngs Of time and sense
Sweet with cterna good
That death seems but covered way
hich opens into light.
Wherein no blinded child can stray
Beyond The Father's sight.
Thai care and trial seem at latt,
Through Memory sunset air,
Like mountain ran ges overcast,
In purple distance fair
That all the inrrinS nctes of life
Seem blended in a psalm,
Aud all the angela ofitS strife
Slow rounding into calm.
Anc so the shadows fall apart
And so the west winds MAY
And all the wi DOVE Of nv henrt
! open TO the day
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fectly i'll With suspense. Then I heard
the mans footsteps going toward my aunt's
boudoir, tramp, tramp, down the pa.sage
all was client. Presently, the footsteps
returned down the passage to the room
where they we're all assembled. There
was sudden, LOUD shriek-Lueys voice.
sank down, clinging to the the bonnis-
ters. don't know what time had Ella 1sci
when one ofthe servants rushed up breath.
Less.
"Tnonk God they're found = sae e.
claimed.
The diamonds p
Yes, miss they wero all the time IN
the safe.
ImoossioloF j. replied. / searched
it myself and hurried down stairs 10
learn Tho truth Nhqnt5srs' Jurae/
90 BE CONTINUED IN OUR Slxrl
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LeaaI Notircs
Commlsaionore, Notice.

,-,
O., We tns ruoScI'Hefsi peiHt appointed oy ms
,toohte Couit i9f me DISH ca q. New aveli
ConniaSiohera' To receive, e"amue and August al
cia'Ias "hu d'h 9haj oi alI gyI'on. against the
etta'e 81, WNhNEf ~ y,
H'e ui bli loI u ta'd dl"ilct, d.cehtGds an
H!No an GO ms ana cen atoN e2nihit ~ oiisti
.hereto aio SIX months rom the l2th DAY oi sep
1sa.oe,i 'en, lso9 oe,nf aiowea oy .9ld court io'
lnHl purpose we DO therefore hereby give uoiice
prominent al I'll late dwellin1 house Of said
ueeeated, j. brl,tol. 10 the hfaf We netdaN OF
november an" March next rom nhe u'cloUh- a.
Me- until !o'i0 0c,pch +. ~. on each OF 'ail oav..
nUhASE 81
AhO9 + II tLtLI IL, onrs.
r, x MEL NAM hLI'
D".eu u. hrSV-' lt'' sA'n "al "i crp'tn'
OeI, , 81 ~. ~. I1o1, 20
.., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
H'Ai w LAN"N --bIsii'c'o OF Aoc'nh'ts
Ee o remembered that 40 a Probate Court he 4
at NiddCburr,in in and for the District oi Addison.
on the 22l day Of September A. y. 1859
Am instrument purporling to be the last Will
and Testament Of
anna ". ABBEY
ate &C lldGebury in said district, deceased,
j. pre-, cuied 20 this court for probate II l. there
upon ordered, thai said instrument e considered
10y this court for Probate at Il session tlereu' to
he held NJ the Probate Office, in fa'd Midd ebur1
Monday, the nth day Of October, S. D. 1853. At
10 O'Clock in the 'orenoon, aod that notice there
{ be given TO all persons interestec hat they
may appear and make their objecton', Il any
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l. TERARY AND T BIOLOGICAL
INSTITUTION.

FAIRFAX, IEkMONT.
Rov. (. 3. SMIIH, II. D., President
luarters commence Aug 3lsl, Nov 10Th 1869
he course Of INSTR rtion IL thorough and
vstemat cal. Accommo atoms ample and eZ
enses NJ dernte, varying from $50 10 sl55 per
ear OF a. wockt.
For further psiticular5 sen Tor q circular
S. l.. ELLIOTT SCI.
Fairfax, VI, July %, 1869, lJ.4m
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FOR SALE

In pleasant part Of the Village, good two.
.to.y dwelling house about one acre OF laud.
am wood house and ohsr oui houses. well VIZ
cred, ana plenty Of 'hadc trees and -hrube'y
eirr about to leave the State tha property " ill
,.sod extremely low aud ON ia, orable tom,
s. NJ IODi.
Middlebury, Vt. l'in
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DATER, CARR g. BLANCHARD
iMPoETERs OF
BRANDIES, WINES & GINS

IA Front Street, New York
WoCLp respectfully solicit share of public
patrons re ana WI guarntee all Liquors purchased
Of us 10 Oe Pure and Lnaduit. -attd All riders
received viii be promptly attended to.
NoTIoE.-l hereby certify that have mace a
chemical analysis Of sample, Of ~ following
liquor', furnished b. DATEE AKk and BLANCH-
ArD, No. l4i front St., e~ York, and have
.ruUd the same to be bgre and u1adube ahd and
rnrss free from any miaerai or .. 9etobie ug or
l'oioJ" and "a such I can, without sitatol, re-
commeudthem Tor medicinal us VIZ :-Julec
Robin l. Cos Brandy, London rock Gin, ma.
ics Rum, Gt Croi1 kum, Old Bourbon Nliske,.
CHARLES l.. ALLIE, NJ. D
Formerly lroi Chem. Carleton Med Coi.
Mdde0ury, w.. July 1871 1853 i5;3l
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hat letter was destined to receive.
One morning, about ten days after
he dinuer.party. was summoned to MY
aunts room OF course l believed she
wished to sue me respecting MIR. unt!ys
Her When entered Inc room, could
re she was much agltuted she mOtloneu
ne o shut the door.
here did you put the diamonds OH
The night OF the dune. {? she inquired.
" Iu their u,uaI place, At the toy Of the
irawer' I replied
Find theul, then.
l knelt down, ana looked into the
ote the diamonds were not in their
ph &c. l te't dresdfuly alarmed it wa,
ny 'ault, for letting the keys go out OF
my hands. ] pulled out all the contents
i the safe parcbmen,,, legal documents,
'u,ty bundles Of letters, bi Is, plate the
iamonds were gone!
[ oayc had the * y In nay possession
rom he time Lucy brought them to me
tle night OF the dinner l can swear TO
= exclaimed my uuut, Why, that was
lhe night the gil was found in the gar.
dan.'
You 1on't suspect Lucy, aunt?
/ don she replied with decision.
l protested it was impossible Lucy
could have been guiIty Of such crime.
Well, reJoinel my aunt, we women
are not fit judges in sn "a a n ,,cr l'u
seAd for Mr. Chapman
Ths gentleman was a soli3itor, and
had always been great friend and chief
ADVISER to my uunt
\ messenger was dispatched to Mr.
Chapman, and the coachmln sent, post
haste, to fetca Josiah home from the CITY.
"In about two hours, Mr. Chapman
was with US. My aunt related to him
the occurrences Of that night calling upon
me to supply the particulars IN which
was concerned.
He desired that Luy should be sent
for / would willingly have escaped from
the room, but my aunt ordered me to re-
main.
MIR Chapman p'ao L chair so that
fhe .s.- .ue a. ~ tell full on
Lucv's lace as she stood before him.
"I was ~ q perfect agony I knew
the girl was innocent. There was a sics.
ening pro,eutimeut weighing in my mind,
strive against It as would thl, Josiah
was involved in the far
Mr. Chapman stated o Luz that in
consequence G something which aad Just
tran pired,lt va,,ec -,ayy or hjmto know
the ramo OF the name Of the person she
ma gone into the gari,n 70 see.
The arl D oked anz.ou.Iv M me /
.,vert.d nvc c,os but ta.+ mo r,,. bnr,
hcuclIb her gaze,
She ,4tir was her lover,
+. p,ms7 usm,pJ.l Mr. Chairman
"sae refused to ave any uans, aud
though av pressed her ou tAe p,.ut, she
r,m-ued Oost.n4'eIy s.,ent.
Now, Lucy s4lI lie, .h'a !. how
uI,c.s st4uu; yo4r mi.tr.ss- diamond.
were placed IL that press tbs keys wc.e
ia in your POSSESSION. tn, diamonds arc
gone
"Goue exclaimed the qiH in terror
~, me, or; 7ou don't suspect mc'
r. CalpulnmlIe no reply. Lucy
turuel nom ann to ny aunt aul ge4-'
m,nuy protested h muo euce,
81, is in your own power, Lucy said
T. hayuan, to clear yourself from
suspicion by telling us the n4me of your
lover
In sheer desperation the Girl uttered
some name Mr. Chapman ua'el it down
VOW, the address. blind shall send
pers Instantly {, vor fy what You say.