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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-12

SENATOR REvELs has at last been adj
mltted to his seat in the Senate, and
heartily congratulated by the RePulican
members. Democrats kept solidly and
severely aloof. They seemed to regard
REvEIs as an unconstitutional intrusion.
their construction of the Constitution
has never placed the negro, above, the
property value, But a. good deal must,
be allowed tor prejudices and inability to,
comprehend the radical ioree of the revoS
luton through which the country bas
passed since lssE 49,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-12

Observation-Disclosures means love
among the Chootaws. Almost any where
elise word OF that size means business
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-12

The following resolution was recently intro
duced in the U s. Senate by Hon. John sher-
man, says an exchange;
ResoEsea, That the United States Recognizes
the present eXisteuce of state of war between
the Kingdom of Spain and the colony of Cuba,
that waged on the part of Cuba to establish It's
Independence, and that the United States will
observe strict neutrality between the .belligeEl
ent parties Gs is their duty under the law OF
nations.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-12

GEOR ROE WILLARD, Dealer in Dry-Goods, Gro
ceres, Hats, Caps Boots, Shoes Crockery GLASSWARE
Also Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Hardware, Sad
dlery Nails, Iron, Steel Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils
Dyestuffs, &c. Main street, Ashtabula.
, 1870-08-21

To ihr Editor 9f The Chicago Tribune:
1t il to he hoped that tho just Indignation
Of all grain shippers at tho bold and aud1-
cions cotarse of the grain gamblers WHO con.
tEos the elevator combination in CLi.ago, may
result IN something mn1e than nero curses,
however loud aud deep
The ri 1Oylti0ns 0t tll1 new constitution arc
now in futcc. Article u, section :, rats:
Aui thu different grat!es of ,sain. shipped In
separate ltts shat1 hot he Mtxcu With lnfctiur or
snl~lis gradrs, wsi,0ur the consent OF tnc owner
sEc1suS ). The owners Ut properly stored In
anE warehouse, or ho'llcr of Eece1lt for the
same, shall Always Ire AT liberty tn txa'une s:Ict
rsercrty st"s.d aut MI the t.uAs ami records Ut
The warehouse. tn Eeuarti to snch property.
II ulnen cs.risrs IN ta!lrcG.is, shalt wt,.a T.:
lucasu.e gram, {; penis whege /. II shipped, arh
Itrert fer the tuIl r.lount, and 81. Il he fesptn-
re fur the delivery al su:h anl.'uat T., the NV nef
ri c0nstghee tneresf, Ut the place Ut destination.
'.SEc. = All tatltcad cU,lpanlts trcrtylt AMI
transporting xFan In hulk Ut otherwise. Esall Dr.
rlSat"E ~ pl!!ic aErhtu-t. To n!sh i. ,nay i,t
c"Eslxueh; provided .urh cOrsi.11et, OF elevator,
ar 1nt'c val. h"t1se can be rcacset '.y any track
owned, leased ae uhsl By such rairmi cnll,rEany
aE,i ali ra!lKoad companies shall prrIn!. carnage
tiults to t.e MaGe with their track, 50 that aby
.uch cohslRnce aGt my pubic waIehou-r, COAL
said rntltoaG.
1hese provisions are now in force. Ttcy
need no adlitioual legislation. They are q
lart OF tie fundamental Law " Tile m AZ
ayers Of our railroads. and tile gang OF pirates
who run our elevators, boas.ingls arow their
discrimination 10 disregard them brt let tue
Issue te tried. Let the country shippers con-
sign their grain TO Flint L Thompson, Edward
Hampstead, Vincent, Seleou i Co.. aud such
warehouses A. are not CONSTANTLY gambling III
gram. and where, rs consequence, grain does
not get hot, aud. in this way, protect
themselves and break down the "un-
holy and infamous coalition to rlunder tho
iedanc, OF the constitution. dare refuse to d.
liver gain wherever consigned. II they do,
then let the strength Of our organic Law be
tiled. JUSTICE.
, 1870-08-21

Tie effect Of tie erenirg of The Pacific
Rsil,oaa uw'n the truilic s,etween Europe
and the far East: is shown 1y the statistics
If the Australian mails. When tue line
Vi steamers was established between Aus
tra'ia mid San Francisco, the mail fro;n
Australia for Europe Was sent by thai
route. thence across the United States. anil
by steamer to England. A1r. George S.
Bangs, of the Post Office Department, mr.
rarged matters for the speedy transfer Of
these nails On the 81 Of August, 1859.
the monthly mail from Australia, which
passed over the new route, was aboat equal
VI bulk to three pecks.- The mail for June,
1870, weighed four tons, The increase
was regular. This route is saving Of
.bout two weeks TING. We understand
that. few days ago, a party Of Englisl,
gentlemen passed through Chicago on their
way to Australia, and that this route across
The American continent is rapidly growing
i'll favur among tho business men Of ths
Old World.
, 1870-08-21
Wnrchot.>es and Wheat,

To the EfItar Of The Chiapo Tribune;
According to Chief Inspector aIcChesncy.
substantially all the No. :, wheat nov in store
in Chicago IL out OF condition. The effect OF
this notice il TO drive all Eastern and Canadi-
IN buyers to Milwaukee. Toledo. and else-
where, to fill their orders. and to tleprec,ate
the wheat now in store to ! ruinous extent
AS a grain-shipper, I would like to prop ,:lni
few interrogationa to Mr. Inspector.
l. Why Is il tlnt No. 2 wheat gets ho. in the
elevators owned by the CONT tinatiet,, aud no.
where else?
2. How does it happen that the only grade
that gets out of order Il the cue which curtain
wuTehoueemen are constantly trading in,
while No. rejected wheat keeps sound?
Why do yon not, when you enuraerate
the tins that are hot, specify tho number Of
bnshets they contain? Aud don't vou know
tl,at, assuming the bins to be full, you have
alrcsds posted more No. > wheat tnan thore Is
in Chicago:
4. How does it happen .hat No. wheat.
received and inspected sound in the Central
Elevator OH the l4th iuet., became hot on 1h,s
18th, ia just four days.
S. How much wheat received prior 10 tic lst
Of July L. how in store: Do. YOU believe there
III over 100000 bueheis9
&. Don't you, know that the pri1cipal pur-
chasezH Of posted receipts arc the elevators
themselves: and eau von tell what they do
with the receipts:
:. Finally. are son not aware that you are
sacrificing the interests Ut Chicago l,y thus
PLAYING into tie hands ct 4 few unprinciple,i
cntuurantr, by enabling them 20 charge stor-
age at the rate VI SIX c'n's per !tlshel per
month: FAIR PIAY
August 10, 1870.
, 1870-08-21
PERSONAL

Professor Blot hiss the dyspepsia, 1t IL suc
gesleL That he must have been ealing solnc Oh.
elsc's cookery.
-Rcveniy johnson Is threatened With blindncss.
and Ess lesu IL Boston til ofief to hare an opera
tit Il performed Gu his eyss.
-Ntthur Merrill, vi CharIcstown; \. H., rrcov-
cred h!A hratscg during recent thunderstorm
liz lad eel. Il At irou childhood.
u. IS ar! shat four Presidents OF the United
Salts r,vcr s:s!e.l Scx England-Madlson, uar-
nsGu. II. .io., aud buchanan.
--A... st.eie, Sister of TIC Hon. Roscoe ConE-
nrE, tas tccn appointed. tJ Coil. ctor Murphy, TO-
.1tc 1ess of Customs Al New York md Is .Ns.
charrrg Tie dulles Of her ONCE.
-Au Arkansus paper star1s The story ,hat Gen.
cra! n mtefton VAS h11utI to surrender vtcfS-
burg 10 tic rnicn aImy.
"a nsve.!er complains Of the vandalism Of ta..
relic kEnt.rs, w'o hare ch.pred sway at tnr
teaut!lul lat.re'.vfs on the monument bs
IacNtz, ti New YORK, ta Datiel Boone, In tn
f'ruIS;ort, Ks., cemetery, 50 as to quite dcstto.
IASm-
The Luke cf E,ucsxlck has returned to tn
rastir Of bis fathers. Ills faithful subjects dl.
not learn that Their ruler was aSaln at home init
theS resh Il notice to the eject that smokin:'
Ras str1ctt! forbidden, not merely within tht
castle rErucsls. let tn the yle!nity OF tho castt.
al AArEnasy. "a, few days ags, au oil.
FFntsian. named I}aute. who Is In his 97th yca-,
~at tnIus'' 'ut Of his home bs N uugyategul son.
~'e hsd refused sosneltcr him any longer. II.
h4d [ttu NstacEf f.od for Two days when he was
(" *!ofe lite Mayor, a1,'i sent to the Poor llolsr
,-sotn T. owens, SuprvIsor nf The roaa
Nu"t" 'tNafAahle heft'ieM in the rhtla1cluhI1 i
Nhn1snesoa ltailroas' accident At Magnolia. lie
was f'atEs on The engine wIca Il was overturned
and was thrown under thc v1rrc
with the hot Goals fro,a the furn,r,
pouring doEn IN hts body. Fur Two hour:
and hall lie lay eatanelcd nmons tue hcay,
irons, which wtsr slowly pressing on, his llfs
~ci!c the dtr consumed one OF lis b,u. se,, nm.
broken e1mA lie Was perfectly conscious a,
me time, converstaE With .hoee who ver
using e5et{ e1estlon to Htt the terrible tuas
and 10 ceol the hot Iron, uttered no wo,a OF i'm
rataehee or complaint, and bore his intense sr.
tef1te ~1th foT1ttude that was almost suo,:Ar
man On Thurtday 1nor.tas he .t1etl ton, his III
jufaes. Psnm!aent anaoug the passengers VII
assisted in Utlt & up the engine an.t exts1ca,to
the suffering nan w=s Postmaster General t,r-.
wsn, VITO 'a:,orr.s scs sNo hours tu rrr.oy.as T.,
dt.rxctt.e COLLISION.
, 1870-08-21
THE DEBATE ON POLYGAMY,

Tie joint debate between Nev. Mr.
Newman, md Elder Pratt Of Muru,ua.lo.n
upon the question whether she Bible s.ac
tions rolygany, is not likely to have th.
effect which either Of the dispusauts i.
sire. no person will be induced, by anyo
the arguments of Pratt, to marry more tha,
cue wife; nor will anybody be rcs.raicc,t
frsm doing so by any argument of New.
,uau. The question, to he complete. shout.
read, Do the sacred writings of the He
brewa sanction polygnmv, and, if 50, wha:
Of il? By the time John, who has vowed.
TO faithfully lovo and cherish Marv AMI
until death slouli1 them rart, finds that Ii,
has as strong and passionate desire I.
''lose md cherish Sarah Elizabeth Ms h
ever had to render the .inty to Mary Aur
it il of very little consequence to job.
whether jacob, Lamech, Gideon, D.
vid, and Solomon Set linn th
example wisely OF unwisely. The force 0.
public opinion hround him, and the con.
, 1870-08-21

as Tacltus remarks .sln,,, a}onc among
ha.bar;aps ur, cont.n. with p, .;noIe
wife" polyvamy is cocnate with
iesruis,a md Orientaiisu. and
nonocamy with individual freedom,
and Western civilization. In African and
Oriental countries. where the povcr of thc
lew over tie many is yefy great, nolycamy
fullowa, as a matter Of course. But, among
those racca in which the instinct Of per-
sonal Independence is 80 grcat that they
can never lie brought uutler ;lcspotisu,, the
women seem 10 share tho same in,lepau-
dent and heroic quality, and will not marry
at oil unless their monopoly in the husband
shall he as perfect rs that Of the husband
in them. The Jews were sometimes COM
batativc. but always docile, scrTilc, and,
frequently, an enslaved race. Tho Ger
1nans. Greeks, and Romans, BON men and
women, were lion-hke, oelheeeent' anu IN
capable Of enslave'nent. No class OF woin-
en- VINO are nnwa9i1ng 10 DC enslaVed can
ever oe u.a"n ln'o te'aoon "aeso TWO.
'e", Ut my ol 'ne" are competing with
49,.
ene' n"s,'Anu' -. any t.ue Analysis, thefe-
4o' W.. auo" .uA'' whether 'nefe DC any
'."e - e,u''e l'aAius '''onoeany OF polyg-
s 44sue " ~fong unoef all clfcan-
;a.a s.s - .,e. =. eett tA1a tua' 'noh'gamS came
Gs..:u @ "a Azne'on .foih u'eeSr hoinao,
A'' .e"'o"'c soaeccs' aoo NOT
80 o"A' ~ e''s.'es' ~ "S ~ iet"'on-
"~'' 'ao .'su'" - .AA''' a,'o
ta,,,,-s ' '.,,1 r.' M pa,auus' .nus'c' h1eh'-
- ~ ae '|u4e, .au se'sne*' ea'ne 70 u.s.
~ -Ao1 . sN4'4&anon ''a. LIES us 11Se
~ A4"'os'e' Atu alnone tue afSan races
"Ao' even IA tne1 ua1 1ua11sua- aaa certaln
, 1870-08-21


pie Of action which the Bonaparte family
mover learned. The failure to act upon it
cost the First Napoleon throne, and
seems likely to prove equally expensive to
the Third. When tho present war was de-
clared, the prete1t put forth to justify it
Was the fact that the King of Prussia
won'd not sign a paper pledging himself to
prevent Prince Leopold of Hohenzollern,
who had just decliustl the Spanish thsone
from ever hereafter being candidate for
it. This pretezt was SO aimsy that nobody
believed it. Aud now the journal OHiciet
der Empire Frnncaix, in lengthy article
recitins the outrages perpetrlted by Pms
sia aguinst the e1-soyeteigns OF Hanover.
.SSassaa, Saxvny, etc., defines the true in
tent aud meaning Of the war in the follow
ing words:
'.Tu iIcl,cF Eer1uany rom F1uss!an oppression,
to chrciliait Eith The rights u aosesslgns thc
legitimate ssIt1athns VI tho peoples, to stop the
rAecss:rr alin-lisc.ts when arc a menace to
Europe, IL },t:tlyr the Danish nationality from
colAlie1c .lu, 10 ceEsiucr an equltlbIe uild de
sirast: eace ioltatlc upon moderation, upon Jus.
lice, 1!rs uptn right. knch Ia The general Thought
1lsa, rTrsttics tu the present centest"
" "'o"S'
ssa'n"% .t"s"'n =. ~ 'e 'f"e' "i"s business
naS -, Az 1'"n"1.'''e >, ~ '''efie'o' "nae
..sn' A"'c NC f'ensn i'eole 10 mlS III
~ f.n'e p"a',t Aal'onAl'ss n''g,ls oe a
means Lad been Tried and exhausted, hut
~. 'a44'e ~ n','e '"'ssrefsa .sn. 'or 'u"
iupu'o p"'A ~ !" .'"' - to'o"S
'-''e ,A' 4e"' t'''''' ~ AL ~ LUZ tenc''
psor. g., "Ae ''A 'ss>.S1''as
.o"s"s ~ e,. .Ts =. 'Ao 4n>e'.ai III s''s u
e4us 1Ae s''Atef'. i',ooa"'y had all
'''s'''t p@'ieH1' ~ 'ap.'H'' LII" 'ni'nt s'''
~ 'De "'ss VI soeeas'1i. war; ''ao lh'11
~ ,',lasa 49,, .An ~ .A1 "Ies'ls .',.' ~ 'a,'''
IT,. % - r s nos o.u'''s' psoi"e'
D' = =: 10 ,e -tt.. az, .ute' ss' VI ensns's'
'''' - w." - ""' "0's" "l'o" Il ues'st
49, n,s: ., VI @ua v'ue. "'''' o'
~ ~, :. -, 'A@o..s az. WIN "''a
10y "''4 NV H'oi' :"
, 1870-08-21
TEE GRAIN TRADE OF CHICAGO,

Nearly all tie old No. , spring wheat
now in storo in this city, amounting to
about three-quartera Of million bushels,
has been declared to be out of condition,
and the elevator men, with one exception,
are delivering the hot grain On all receipts
presented for cancellation by shipment, ex-
cc!t those Of very recent date. The sin
sic exception is the firm Of Flint l. Tlomp-
>t'n; their house, the Rock island Eleva-
io7: it contains some 10000 bushels Of
old No. . spring wheat, not pound of
which has Leeu declared by the inspectors
to be out Of condition, though the greater
portion Of it came from portions Of the
State which we're the most heavily visited
Ey rains last harvest,-that being the cause
to which the warcho1semen ascFibe the
tEsennd character Of the wheat of tie
| crop uf 1s6!.
There is 70 doubt TINT the wheat crop OF
l:'H Was less sound than usual, hut tut
,is:initia:ed find it very dif1icnlt to under
>'snd how it is that all of the No =. Spring
s'o.ed il this city, with the abovc.uaneh
execution, has become heated, whiic
Alessra. Flint i Thompson in this city, ant:
'he wareuousetnen Of Milwaukee, havt
been able to keep their grain in fair ship
ping order, aud without iucsen4ing thei:
charges above the half cent per hushel fol
every tive days, which Is imposed here o:
MI sound grain during the simmer season
The truth seems to be, aud il il abou
the only truth Mt which it is possible tn ar
, 1870-08-21

late tilis uncivil .vatletr but tho uu8r1.clul
yourg woman, jnat then getting brsath, cried;
Gursa,us, it's posi'irsiy splendid"
Apotlle singular occurrence happened about
thir Ltng Branch hathirg-raeser.. fat old
geltlfrnsn, who had teen ordered by his ply
.icisn to bathe half an hour \ dsy. With perfect
regularity. and Who WAS in tla habit OF think
irg il tath a dreadful intiictio, first oec1u.o
he hal to walk On dropaical {ecf, AMI secoully
Ice use be WAS dreadfully as1ail Of lbs rurf
ard droa uing,-.fis oil sufferer used to toll
.ile III the eea-wa.er with . slr7ps like ) tor.
'.Lurlirg" at teyerypctllc. sLrinki,s at eyssv
wave. lie Lad high respect Tor ,.1sse poopla
who corll batle, and sNl.u. and take pleasiir.
il it.
Ore day lie can,e to INC aud said:
''Thc7e'A mrsterinns man down here.
lie battles for hours, and you eau ind him in
tue wafer 1t all limcs. He don't seem capable
eflirirg c1, tho land At a l."
The old gentleman nsed to sit in o1aa of tho
suMme1-houses overlooking the surf, regard
ing this mysterious man. He felt fas41uated
l'y him. There the Norman would u and. up-
right, agile, with skin relaxed by long soahing,
tossing shout like a dolphin, and onca the old
e ntlensn Veutured to approach him.
You like the water?' 4 he said
tTslJ much, said the Norman.
How long do you stay in"
"Frcm four hours to eight hours ever
day:c !. c,,.;ou, .,o>>i,,,..s -.
II used 10 catch this old drop-ical ton look
ing at the wonderful man with astonishment,
He grew to be the riddle Ct tho Others lif,.,
He wrote 1ette1a to his friends about him. He
sptculated on him and thought deeply over it.
As long as the strange man bataed, Long
Branch vas enduratle. Nothing else Ind any
! interest.
One dsy ls alluded to the circumstance
| in speaking with another guest.
- Pshaw!" said the second person, '.that
, 1870-08-21
COUGH NO MORE.

nrnr.,r Tough Hnl-as+ T. hraiiax. .ofarainx,
aud c3pt etoratuS- The rxtransdiu.Iy ;rk-r it r.s
s :: ~ n i. .usa.ey frl:s.,nx nd e;caluaiy
kt"tchli.s. lnhucnHa. Caiatsh. HuaE1cnt4a, A1t.na
And CoEa'1zI tl sluvst 1nes~tli11e. 81 prompt is
nEy asson q th sspa: n !uaSa. tna: ttoa4tni .:
p'ss!e*nt ast day pf,~efnt3x II xnd .nd ali "A
k,oxn ore Dc s!was. a::ot'is s,let. sad il aost
l7sEt. tuttles F.t. H. ls:s falll Il ron IL
u1Ai AID ru.Irr. The h4i+a.4 si1 cu1t.
, 1870-08-21
Terms oi eub~rHpllshs
SUNDAY. AUGUST II, 1870.


7pF Erx7 1Fo1s1ATnpe
o.,,. v.sr aco the ncon1e os Illinois .o,,-
U.s., ,,sr,,ement Of the e1ec,;o,,s ,rt ~
~. hands 1T the professionals md in
.;,,., I, 1.rates to frame n n.,r ,,,,s,;
t..,,, far th, State. elected new my, III.
y, ,,..,>,,,3 f,- their ne,sona1 in,c,r;,-
-, =, irt,,,ctual ability. their bns;nesx az.
..,r-sa anftbeir general carnnaten,.,- rbo
:, ~, xas the fra,nin, os n cons,;tnt;o,
,,..,,a m The v,,,c neon,c ~ ,ho
:, r.. and e, ,,u,menasb1e in nll its narts
~~,, s,,,,,t ~, op,1ause Of tnink;n, and
,,a...,,, ,x,r>Ds in al ,1,a other States ,f
49,. 1-1.;c., ,n,on,, ,he ,l;s,;n cn;sh;,c
t..,,,,r..s II ,his ncg ,o,sti+nti,n mr., ,,,s
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80. Psei'e. - 'tui'o1-
49, 49,, s' A'".'s ~ tAi' S"aA no.
4aAu'T - s-e Psocess VI
- 40 .o's Ane neAt 4'ee's's''fe
Lave 'ae guy u e1ffs1cS out the re-
l'i'''ueo ~ LUZ CONSTITUTION Ane
t"2sa' ,4on pro''oes !o' o1sso'utloh ata
"A s''' '4''u'Iti' OK 1ne looos which, '''f
n's Years Las eone1oalea aao Gosefne'
'ls :es*a'a',o' .. ln's S''ste. Anat LOBBY
- - tnAAs nc isa' tof e1's'enee al spring
"e'a LEX "ln'ss' enaa tne ne" Ae:s's'a'
'"'', oe 'h. oo's ano creatures o1 q lobby.
~ sna'! = 's representative o. Tue bes
u. h'ssts auo aspirations OF the people
, 1870-08-21
EDUCATIONAL,
ST. lCNATlUy COLLbCE,
CHICAGO, ILL.

Thr Institution, sttrated Wet Twe:fst-+t. near
BEe f..sni-rs.. I: ruhdatted ty u.etuherh IT tie 81.
pnr,l. on the FlHST MONDAY in SErrkMbHK.
Ihr eourFs of t1ndes Stnbrxcxs Logic. Mes4physles.
Nathrnst:cs. RhEtot;c, Conpositioc. s&.eusion hr-
try, Grycfaphv, Hunk Arthm&4ie, tie Latin.
tfsT.k, English. teruAn. And French Laneaasr< Draw
iuSs ftt2t 1a1 Lustfu1nxnt1t Music
TERMS:
Tuit:nu rtr sess:on ef mouths. e6, Tho resasou
il d-idr.i 4uaIsEs, brEinr:ng ..sxctivt!s Ah-ut
the lat NJ aSpsrFnh<r. the }3sh vt NoEenr, rar III II
February, ard The 18th Of april In al essrs Payment
NJ tsdaeiion il allnwe Tor ah.ens. .Are Ia ese II
Aprly 70 REV. J. 4 TkRDIS, SIe~ Fr~~iirdt
July !. is.p No III Reat TwEafth-zt.
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
NOlrc Dame, Ind5u,l1a,
, 1870-08-21
THE WORLD Of AMUSEMENT,
On the Wing

THE WORLD OF AMUSEM EAT.
On the Wing.
Duluth
The City Of Great Expectations,
A eird's-Eye View.
What it Was, Is, and May Be.
The North Shore.
A Trip to Pigeon Falls.
Thunder bay.
, 1870-08-21

The City of Great Expectations.
, 1870-08-21

There is only one 1nan that hsve enyieI
ti,is SIMMER. the ulau aho batlics tia girls st
LorE Eranch, the norman Of the hotel. Ha
takes hts place atont ten yards f1um shore,
water he does totally immerre them. He il
h,awny and ugly, and yet be is the most popu-
lar man wi,h the punctilous hiif Of
our species that hare ever seen.
,e'y yx .So ssS nrS.5x sd aats.nptns I
ger tuiIe pair Of rnau's a1uls around her IN her
llfe, WAS the bane of this bather's existence.
Size went in every day Ct the Season to take
her bath, and. under the prete1t oS learning
to swim, she made that tleToted clntd OF Adam
duck her for two mortal hours. The sque1ls,
the tighs. the iutcr3ections, and tho noises
ttir female rsed w.1e agony to this hather.
Sci he:
'.she ketches me as if I vas boss or
hi'ching-post. snd l,=es back all OF what might
ltv ben in them two hcurs. Aud the mDre
abe eniss 1eEreI, the colder she gi's. ben
noK on tbs bea.h Eve year; but, ii they
don't ttct ont some likelier females, slel
felix's"
Quito otlernise ii lie ,!e-aeann1 Of this
| gni!t. Norman VIXEN E.nre ;c.u1.ins Gracea
| ceuie TO swim lie place. them iength1iss
| a1rcss his two atu:s, face upward to tho sky,
:Hd gently floats them in the surface, looking
do"n. meanwhile. at the streaming ttes-e+,
the closed eyes, The exhsling nost1ils. aud the
little shod feet, with the mingled rietv, resig-
milton. and tenderness Of ! Mormon Bishop
hsptizirg = convert. Occasionally, he agi.
tates the water in guilty way. az II he wist.
81 10 he presumed to be earning his sAit, bui
| he eA1ns hts salt easier than any person oil
my acquaintance. Millions Ut lis species
would pay fer III. posi.on.
1saw him once shock the feelings OF 4 ta=h
fu1 young gentleman h5 thu way As treatet
this gen.is mans lad,loye. The l'a.nful NIT
had Probatly never s'ene 70 much ss to siv,
,tc lady Lis arm. The batlsez took he- feo..
hin 1t cree, aod, sviagtrg lser un,ler wat..,
hoisted her in his arms. DIPPED t;r again an,
sssin, and, to fa:ilisass heE di'iaE, hei,
| otller ard tins E,ll merged her at.s,iat sly
a.nrrr u,nn xelt for Eia xaano.,s Il, I,.,..,.,