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The Cecil Whig., 1870-06-04

lCHApTER loo
AN ACT
To protect Fish i'll the waters of Mill
Creek, and Principle Creek, in Cecil
county.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General Assembly Of
Maryland That it shall not be lawful for any person or
persons whip beat the waters of Mill Creek OF the
of Principle Creek in Cecil county with poles
sticks other thing for the purpose of driving fish
into seines nets fish BASKETS any other c"ntrivance
for catching fish.
Section .. And be it enacted That any person or per
violating the provisions of the preceding section of
this act and who Shall he convicted before Justice of
the Peace of Cecil county, for the same shall oreits the
boats. nets seines and other fixtures used by such
offender or offenders at the time of violating the
same and the proceeds of the sale of such forfeited pro-
perty fixtures, after deducting the costs of
ton shall be paid one-alf to the nformer. and the
other half the School Commissioners Of Cecil comfy
for the benefit of the Public Schools of said county.
Section g. And be il enacted. That this act shall take
effect from its passage
Approved April !, 1870. -
ODEN BOWIE,
may IS, 1s70-Sw Governor.
The Cecil Whig., 1870-06-04
Orchilla GuanO.

TRUE BIRD GUANc
Rich in Phosphates and Salts and equal to the best
Guano For sale at s32 per ton by
JOHN PARTRIDGE,
oct 10, 1868 Elkton.
The Cecil Whig., 1870-06-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS.
CHAPTER S23.
AN ACT

(CHAPrER 523.
AN ACT
To repeal the Act of eighteen hundred and slxtyeigh
(lS6S) Chapter two hundred and thirty -four, relating
the annual donation of five hundred dollars to the
West Nottingham Academy, in Cecil county.
Section ]. Be il enacted by the General assembly ot
Maryland That the Act of eighteen hundred and sixty
eight Qs6s Chapter two hundred and thirty enti
tied an An Act to restore TO the West Nottingham
Academy in Cecil county, the annual donation of five
hundred dollars be paid the school fund of said
county, and which authorizes the Treasurer of the
State to retain thessum of five hundred dollars, of
the Free School Fund of Cecil county, and pay said
to the Treasurer of said Academy be and the same
is hereby repealed.
Section = And be ii enacted That this Act shall take
effect from the date of its passage
Approved April 4th, 1870. 0DEN BOWIE,
Governor.
The Cecil Whig., 1870-06-04
W. \. MCCANDIfaSS, NJ d,
1ooE SppJ\r rApnEN CT puIIAn.l ID

No. lJ2b SPKINU UAKDEN ST, PHI LAD 4, PA.
Who can refer you to Eeren Hundred of the best
citizens of Philadelphia who have been cured. A prlc
tcc of erea yeaTS speciality in this disease without
u failure trdrTdntS u cure in all cases.
Eel, lSIO-ly
The Cecil Whig., 1870-06-04
[CHAPTER 1901

may IS, 1s70-Sw
, 1870-07-31
A .SlcS Little StOrTs
~" II t1.r ff-%JF

Once upon time there was Young lsdy
alo had three pretty new teeth in her mouth.
sLe bought them Of dentist, and they were
iahreued to beautiful, patent yulcaniZel
lutler plate, This young lady could eat d.
Ecst anything with her new teeth. and abe
i,it very proud OF them; they were 80 uaefoI,
sud looked go well when she smiled One day
>lc vas eating dinner, just AZ fast II she
ctu,d, and she got clicked with piece Of
ane. Then ehe ran into tho woodsbed and
eongled until the teats came INTO hsr eyo..
AID her father came out and pounded her
shoulders, aud her mother made her drink =
LIFT Of wAter, and, finally. ahs got letter; bus
.iss. her new teeth we're gone. So her.4lf,
ii her father, and her sister, aud her two sis
AUD the neigLbot'a ltsle boy, looked Ill over
tie woodsled f1r those teash, but thev could
not hna them. Then the young lady was
scared, AID she saM TO her mother: so
mother, felt something hard il ns throat
wscn 4rank tllat *ater, anii have swallowed
ms teeth. md shall dis-I k1.o@ shall die
AND what shall do =
ILar scared the mother, and aha put the
youtg lady in bed and sent for the doctor.
Well, the teeth made her very sick You
Enow how thsn reople set sometimes fEoo the
knaw,pgs OF remorsa, and, Of course, the
snawh.gs of three patent porcelain tsash
would be much worse- The doctor could dc
nothing. and the young lady Kept getting
scsse and wo-se. Until the docsor saia eng
could not live moro than twensy-fonf nonrs
That very uar tho neighbours Little boy fount
lie thrss laei teeth il sho back yard, vhert
| :neT Ind ueeu thrown while the young lad.
w,s coughing. He took theE in and shnwet
hem TO the young lady, Who SAIL s.,e felt I
rood deal better. and got up aad treat cd
she il VEL now but she always tales o.: ne
. teeth Lstuze easia8 diuner>
, 1870-07-31

s'The Bloody Jevs-" An 1s.acl::e, uho l,aI
sent his boy to tbs scl,ool, was soaesL,.
talen shack on Fiog greeted bT his sou. taa
other dat, With tho atfecta"nnse remaIss, >" I.,u
are bloody 5ew.~ Ths father csmpl,iasQ l.,
The Bishop Of Lcn3ur, who cooliy repllel tia:
l,e uas not aware that tho tract had recei;el
the sanction Of the church.
The Rev. G. II. s. WILLIAMS. pastor of tho
orthodox Churc1, in Concord, Mss. 1ase!y re-
signed on .he ground that Ee coala no ,oase.
hold tho doctrines Of TIC I!1si:y aisa t1la cts-
tain close Of probation with this life.
The Book OF Job has just appe,r@l IL
Genran iantics from the pen Of Dr.. AnIssa,
Of Ma1busg,
The So.sety for The Propagation of IL,
Gospel in Fuzeign Pats held ita one hn:rl,.,
EEd el1t.-uil.t III anniversary iu I.orlon OH tss
7st G. July. Tie Lord Aasor Ok London rra-
sided, aud the lishup OF London aaIl Ill.
Eislop ct ca1lia1c offered rpsolutin.l4 a,d
made speeches On tho occasi:T,. The Seere-
ts5ys report stated the area over w,,iai ,l.,
operations OF The society extended to be about
AWo,uoo silnAre nlles, being conHserminous
with tie Eritish Possessions abroad. aud tLt,
scat Of IS bssEeprscs. Ii 1863 the society's re-
ccipts were E136,{: It made proyiaion for
as1 cletSsEuen. besides cateci,ists and teachers,
II desired this gear TO provide for the tnaiu-
ttnance OF missionaries in Anstralis. Bengal.
BOMBAY, Eoznco, R1itiah Columbia. Canad.
Cape Of GLod Hope. Ceylon, constantisonIt
Guiana. Latraaor, Madagascar, Nairaa. Mau-
r tins, 3ielsCtsia, Natal. New brunswick, New
Eea1aEd, Newfoundland. Nova Seoti1, Eups1t,,
Laid, ST. Helena, AID the West Iuliea.
, 1870-07-31

is an editorial in which ynu ss:-ov do1s: U2- :
on certain statements rlatlo bJ alra- 4 e
Ntchie in one Of her cofTedponoences. Ion
tssnme Thar she bAs been rniAinformcd con-
Ish l.dies Of title. AZ was her informant.
feel bound to slate the sourro from which
den. ed the information. or course the a.ser-
tio, Of the professional vendors og cas:a
uould 60 fu. noshiug, a. you imply that they
uoulJ ti1,l il to their advantage to encourage
a belief III tue stateuents to which you refer !;
but Mrs.. Nitcales eyieence rrets upon very
different grounds. The cast Of Lady -
les. Which occupied q position in her lady,
Slips drawing E-room, Was taken, not by pro-
fcsf.on1l vcnder OF c,atR, Tut by nj, ertist who
II = hob1tue Of come OF the beat fonsea in
Lctsdon, and whoee word could not he doubted
Is those who know him. Three or four Of US
acro cne evening drawing In the stu.lo Of 4
friend when this Kentloman came in, and, III
Guswct to our queries rs to what hc hal been
doing, lie mentioned, not ut Ill ~ An extraot1i-
nafy occurrence, OF ono likely to excits suz-
prise or remark, that he bad eeeu taking =
cast Of Lady - foot and leg i; and whcn
we q. kcd why tho cast had. been taken, lie re-
pGtd that it was to place on the draWlrS~room
ta.,lc as an orEau1tut ; nor, he added, Was
this so unusual rs We seem to think lie
mentioned, indeed, several houses wfero s1cl
casts could be se11a. He ALSO cited tae case
Of = certain Lady Maye1e=s, Of whom two
casts had EecN taken. OEa WILL sloe auu
st. ckine, and the other without and q cast
OF another noble lady which ruisit be had at
rhop in So}.o. Mrs lsitclMe. however, WAS
mistaken in surppoaiuS that these casts were
t,x74,u sold A. beii,g taken from the lalies in
question. To tie general public tasy a1e sold
merely az ordinary cssts. III thus Eas said,
rot lightly or in lest, INT simply aud in per-
feet coed fa,th. Were il u matter Of lmpor.
tsnce, could give the names 0f tho speaker
xud those pteseut, 0pc at Nunu. at least
would be known to yon. But ~ this stAiemen
il not r,ado ty one who Is personally un
known 10 ypn. presume you can hardly ques
tipn its veracit-,''
, 1870-07-31
Women Who Work ,nuAt Tatix.
E&r fnyE 4 NJ *. n ,s...


An acquaintance OF mine cunlovs a fsrre
numter Of young women At sewing mtcbias4,
in the fshrieasiug Of these yellow dresses ior
summer wear that make our streets look a. II
they weEe reorled with new species Of SIN
tow er. he tails nc that when he first con.
ceived tho idea Of going into this particular
line Of business. he determined to so up 10
Sing Sing and examine tEe eysten 4, il y "A
psartieed there. and to s*cert sin = last data cf
profit IN regard 10 outlas for latos. His visit
inE to the CITY, he made mp his mind to let hss
girls eing and talk h much as they PLEASED
vh1e they worked, hut they mu.t work bv thr
riece; 20 that any loss Of time would fallunon
them us we'll as upon him. When ho ~
shown into Il . xorkshope occupied b, the
female ccnyirts, at the great state Prism. he
was naturally encneh surprised TO Ind sha
! the women, though hard At wor,. With the,
I sewug mcchine., were just aa ,uusy with thei
/ tongues, tAtt.i-isg theis tvo natural gift.
, 1870-07-31
Farmer John.

LIE IA L. INV dAl4as
,.,,,. 4,,,., ~. .1oh,
aVtnS AEu ats tVMHe! tN.uSt Souu
re hIt s aoas M ~. ~ IA ea1n',1 m
LIZ SasA - San " ~ s ~ ~ T.n.r lam
Nv" ~ -, - htrsr =. III isac ,,ound. -
r-n ,e,,k ,b. ooc Na1 = f:st .u "sn,Fn rnn nan.
- ~, ~ ~ 1,.Ses.,,, Eonld sae M.1n+.
me n1T ro1 tTr3 ~ fns Tafe r., orrer htm.
Tha hnrss. ,+trr ~ she,r -r1a ~ ~ Fnees rim.
AA3 o'es" PfA~t = u VII H. III 80 hn-t
H. snt ~ rS4: ~ o@''
10 you get feed when In away?
ave, ,n,r.n~ 1h.r e,xs p.rrner Jobn.
1Thr c.ttI. ~. r,,nnt, ana s.e..t 49,
I'll. roI, IL otlnT n tc man
l~., n 1.rantvl ~. how he 1as prnrn.,
s.Wr11 wean H. coit pcxt week, :"
Snys Farmer John. "When I've been on,
r; t.I yru arstn af,out the frnnrh
sr,I wsirn Vel and lei rnt, while vnu drink,
u rre.ftr ,,,m mfnft fha1 vnn r.r thintso
A. hA@"~ ~ M ~ ,,aia n1S W.
au1 T.. H.. tsa1s,,'I ~ En.,
AL s"s u t1e op-4''e - so'os o""
u t-cr at..r a1I.r sars Forrnrr John.
..Tl,e bes, ri tourney ia o,er1tng home.
Y,r sren rrtst sirhls lint 7suutt; give
I'M, snnt s1,ti IN ~ t1esrefuI Iift ljre
~' f Eur nj fhst Par1s and Home !:
Tbasa nils for the c;t,,s sfi1rl ar
snG :, h.,.".s III trs,la "nN Tysres
AM M = no:s.s ~ ~. 1us.ie ss,o ann ~ g!sses ,
Icy ~ sc,s Ell ~ s,esr In ,oness
i'AA o 1S,rrls +nr ia n.v
Ssuui, Sn,' XII az
71e,,. Ia, nnt. Csfs II ,s,,,nv s,sars
, 1870-07-31

The uet de and the organ OF el~.-cit, sst'. whsn
he o1rrotsed hi5 EoEder to the xardeu II ss;s
license, he was told that twice a. niue ceata
be rot from them II they were allowed to nas
their Tongues ia the hours Of 1a'ot than II
tLey worEtd In tho unnatural cotriioa u tac
sex, ct forred sl1tnce. So the work goes on
in my Lind ordIe work department, ":'h peata
Of laughter and aom ctimes strain Y not NJ
pleasant harmony. drowning the rattle OF nc
machine srd helping along pleasantly the
wearing lours OF toll.
, 1870-07-31
1ist Time nrlu 1.
ET MARK LHXDS,

G'l Tine nj The other night
IjAn cAFtE.. together;
The w,1t Has 1nf!leI,, warm AMI s,riyflt.-
AJe. Jtst liz. summer weather.
tSath J, !ic!. 5 Christmas cuu.r atruu,
AG,1 t:a fas::.!ss. r:th.r =
Tire answered. N the Oh, at.t st,a.E,-
IFrltecc iGss the Pitcher"
''Ehs rsasHrt all Enur gt,f4i IN gr:t-
No 1uI+ Ut sau.t is weaker:
Tn harI thr.t. lis hlth to ilul,l-
Come. lat'. e.! rp yGar ltaktE.''
"Ilass th't' uot found true frcn., nors
true,
And i"stHs nne1 mose Iay!ac:-
ceuj'f hut -as. - frw, few,
81 Keep the lfEoE moving"
"Has; 1hoE Eot scen the prospr pruus kn1ye
Gene down pTecl,us shEmper.
liis CHI a:ss al-.'losed." II hare, hiSc"
"We!}, surely ttat.s 6 hEn{ar::~
NAY, hrlA vt! :. I've stem the list
Find a!l their hopes grow dimrner.'
"They Viii h pr on. sfd strive. amt tEIlN,
Aaa conquer" That's ts1mmet.''
TiS net because to-day Is dark,
NJ brighter .i2J 5 b.;0te 'ct.;
There's reg: for every stnTU-seSse1 Nsik -
$50 Ike It! Pass the (or.1m!"
Yet must OWL should NOT mimi
TO bc Little richey."
La'nr and walt, antl fou may slnd--
uAito. Ill Empty pitcher"
, 1870-07-31
ART.

The French artist WON hss fallen ia: sacl
Gisrcpute by lis AnesoE OF the =, I'd
States, painted for A. 7. 5tewstt, Tat ii h15
strcen's hase left lin.
-At the saia OF the rcmaiih'nts E".a. " .le
late ranie. Naelse, X =, nae easto2s =, ;3f tno
and Eiueact, II tne foyal -; u tus
Nes: munster 1alaee. vas bout:Gs ter the lIo5al
ac2ctu4y Al thrte hauured ga!neaa-
,-Five new Pictures hare just bsen atiIsa to
tie coaeefloG IL the O1to .GalleI5, NsN Gana
s:Feet. 111E"n' nancy 14e Em,s''7n
:;a ssaf.S.s, ..tlsn u nieieu'aii. !sons, 4 y.
~; '. tnsat :! n.o Istps; 'tsM ,o7. o3 -Aols
LianG A'ul1s y! w GuAtsa.t nsto4oseSA: Hsa.
ss4t sa'etnet ,aa oPF1a6 III tun SMesa.
4 s9p5 u i!acktas SPLENDID odt;on OF
no Nibis, pFo:useis illustrated WIZ aonut
sEc.. !aoas:1 e'iss-sinss aaa tiaw'ngs;
!. ~. Tas fT.a ;as ot'!el asy -. ~; I'M
,.,,i,a ,.tn snsst ~ a1. VIZ, ~ l.1t VI r. ~ so.u
tne az II. yuan H9ay 6s!' u 't..'cnss-
;;cr, sao WIS nana<onsetS boniid II s4sss''Afee
't i1a 1o.lo ,a,nen, ssa n Kim, no,sr+ u, ,,,,,.
designed By George CraiAshsuk, whist, is - 10
! t.ecscd al Eiiuhur.tl. Will represent tbs king
IL chain arn4or. standing On a rock pedestal.
lilo st3tuel ill be ID bronze, 10 leet II AeiGat
| the pedestal gray gEsi.itc. l. fect high
-11r. T. S!::n:2id wr,;es to . London pape1
| 70 say that the pictures mentioned ia the
l
nGse than scenes "tlca tie ar,ist PAINTED ful
tie representation OF tkc play of u Iha frozen
| Eccp" 1t Ia,ist3ca House about 1856, unG
vlarh LIE aftesHard presented to 1Is. Di:kons.
| The Drentano collection o. paintings anil
tsgravlngs, recently sold 1t SUCTION a. Frank.
tcts, occupied more than liz years in collect
| is,t;, exactly that reriou having elauAed since
tue collection was begun Il ,aa probably
! CEe Of the most Interesting art 2.ittiol,s that
| ever occurred. Tie catalogue, i'll itsolf a
work Of ligh artistic e1cellesce, WAS Prepared
l, The Director ot tho s4xe-We;mar AT Col
il.'ruetcl the formation OF ;he celuLrated l.a-
I / Lael Caller; nj Windsor.
| Tile f11losiuts is Al extract from a letter
dated Brussels, June 20, written by gentle
man who l. uiekiog : tour Of tho European
s.clios: "In making tour through tLu stu
clos hero I have fou1l the same etato OF
things az in Pari=-ro desirable pictures to ~
purchased, and all II tho painters full Of
orders at iEcreacel Prices Terboeckhoveu
has 1S0 orders IN laa took. Although
n good health sef, =. lie "otss Les
than formerly. Van S<:lendsi
thu country, and will do hut Little work during
tie present summer. Rob e, the famous
n"wer painter. has Two cauSsses on lbs rase
1e- Ne!T York ieuler. His lsicss AT. AiShe1
" tI::ty.tAfse ss cent. thnn formerly. t'n'
-Efn3Y. IAc helu In inst nov tu e3ien1et
that any medium quality d wosss eTen, i:
suro 10 End ! malk.t soinuwhere."
"A Paris letter to the New York Ecenin.
Post says: The rage o. c. existing lor pic
tu,es h:- tic old r!astcis has gty=n place tt
:rn IN favor Of . more mo.ltEn sch,o!
Raphael. CnIlo Dolci- AID Paul fsrouesa at
uoU cut OF fasll-u, md lleiz quotations il
Tic ma1kc: are naw far below the pEoJuc
tons Of Vatican. Boucher, snd ttreuza
| The latter hest kuOWD to furSiE;.eE
, 1870-07-31

John Forster, who was Diclena' old sat and
,aost intimate literary srs.nd, has ho'n ie1; !,;
probably be his biog.spler. Mr.. Forsser,
many years ago, succeeded Mr. Fouhlanque in
the cditorslip Of the EramiAr {tle London
Sunday paper established sos. long conducted
hy Leigh Hunt, md i. favosatly known BY
the best LILO Of Goldsmith ercr xritteu, byhis
recent ..Life u Walter s,vAss LandoF," and
by his 'Ssatesncn Of The co.nmnu~aalth OF
Luglaud,'' published il. .c3!-i, aud Sir J,hu
Eliot, Mr ~Talhv." which a:pcare,! =, 1864.
In wrisi,S :' Dicken. ha 7:Y :-s3 tac
materials { 4ad rcatt:' to his h: j; =.
tie grea. --- Ii mai of 11a'hn1, and
Lad al Lia :. eden:c naI OTHER Llcl-
EeE'4 r.r;s!. ~aHed. eu:. ..aesl, arranged
aceorci;.5 to .,.-- and CAREFUL: la:d b..
, 1870-07-31

. Mrs. rtowntr-1kttcnlc's 1.cz-Story.
London correspondent writes follows
alout The leg .tory told by Mrs Anna Cora
1IoHaa Nitch,s, which tbs Gold1y somewhat
impn8ned
e tbs Juno uumber OF the Galaxy there
, 1870-07-31
tent, when rrc:acd into scsvico tD iu:lues
EQuen Ia MiihInlt euca,, q esaeut from tApae

tent, when rrc:acd into acsrico tp iulu:s
women to withhold encouragement FROM those
n,oss noediur it.
But doc4 nls Nc.lon in.cad TO iGnorc The
fart, That lack pf charity and sympathetic s1d
on tho part OF women Tor tll7ir less furlnu ste
sieterr has been dtcritd until tic eul jet las
become painfully thrc2dnares
Agsin, aro thcao couscrvators Of priTiinSo
really an1ous to insure the purity Of tho pat
fo1u7 And here would toma1k-Gainaay II
Who daYe-that immortality in n1an VI wonaa,
e,hicalIy and practically, ID ono And tho same
thing. Concerning the purity u the PLATFORM,
do not all know who eliooHe TO ttiuk Of tbs
matter, that it is ss acc.ssib,o to the immoral
a. 10 tie mo1sl, c.hes things being e,lu,l
provided surface-saow Of ps0prieis be !nasa-
tsinet.
Tint tho wosnaa's rights sdrocates fselueni-
Is mike di-creditatle exhibitions on the pat
form, through superficial thought aud lack ot
ea1ncstuess, II quito apparent; Bat are not
scaritlcation Of the surface md lack OF thought
always incident 10 social dependence and want
Of thoroughncsa in education?
TO myself il scems little less than demo-
niacal 1rsort fo- civilization 10 require AT tie
hands Of woman u fair and Lob growth,
VIXEN through the agn-, she !sss beea Inaiu.s
oountenanced IN ''sowinE to the wind"
N
, 1870-07-31

-t'My hoy" eaid = clergyman. "don't you
think it is wicked 10 catch tish on Sunday?"
"l;ut hsin't einned much YET" eaid the boy,
Without taking his eye f1oGu the tioat: haits's
lad bite"
, 1870-07-31
TIT BITS,

Why can't a girl swallow her apron? Iss-
cause it goes against eer stomac1.
As plea for temperance. it is Eaid that =
E:An who has not decent coat to lis back but
too tfteD lacks r DECENT coat to bis stomach.
"A mother had repeatedly called her little
sol to come and say His prayers. al it was bed
time. Finally he stopped his play and said
rr:"s 1>> -
-" Mamma said IN Intelligent little gi1l,
lished in 12mo:" 'WLy, my dear replisd
tie mother. 50 it means Tie books viii be pub
liehtd in twelve months"
"A very polite Fsenchman app1audsd 1e-
tcmently at tue close uf an exceedingly tesliuua
r.!fssn,sEca by fair, lat wte,cheL physician
- Non Dieu tfcausc il is e,ulel r.
"A rather fat Youth Was relating tho ex-
Fefllace af is voyage across tts oeean to
tSmpathiziHR friend. Said lie. ~ tell YOU
Mlat, old fellow. there's one good thing alr'ut
ii though. You can get Ill tight as YOU please
.sety ass. aud evetsLoI< things Sou sts oaiy
"A lady WHO was no. 4 Shalsnerion ee11o.ar.
hearing the ''31errs Wives of Winlsut" Liehly
praised. Inquired Low many wives 1r. Windsor
Here Is prsfane copu-l-um. for which
Tie Independent is Responsible. What Il the
JitEereLce between temptation and eternity
Tie tue is vile Ct do,4l, aIl tho otlsr Is a
s,.,il Of while.
Young 1nen can rarrl> icps for any con-
1ut rrial advancement until they get s.in-hrm. .
Tho Slang expression ''hn:1,1y y-;o-y" Is
Scotch, and il a ry1ionsrl Of the Latin NOT.
ctnros." He is !" unto 'donr in tie uptak" is
tie full expression. and lueans Lllf-si.:ei-
An ol,t bachelor e2ys that womea ere like
psrro,E--they are willing 10 bu cayeI ur ii
they only lave ring to pi.y with.
We overheard an old LADY, ak her Ii.tle
lc. loa he e da1e sseal the trearle syrupti-
tioualy -
a country poet, after Looking shoat oyar
life, las cesae 10 t!la following rsyz1iGg coa-
sian,
, 1870-07-31

My astonishmcnt ;ncrcaecl.
And cid you net Hight after such m in-
sult:" l caEncs:ly tskea. docs An in
~Eferstlc obstacle keep you from youz- en-
"Oh: I tonight hirn and here is the proof" :"
| He took from \ box an old huzz7e can,
which was perforated just above whore the
fcIfhrsa would be when it Was on. Attend.
ielenE to the Cars own regiment, 10
which was alwars accustomed to be fire.: aud
! Was tic greatest in the rrgimcut~ HAni
drinking was con<iderca glorious. aad / van
enirhed tbs mad nolsourrty, wLo WAS noted
.sr his capacity: Dueaz took placs every day
eses srt in Regiment 81 ot ssa ssa, either sss s'a q
rrinciEal CT second, 60 that my comrades e.
sstmcd nc highly. but Cur Colonel regarded
me Is IN a11ritigated evil to the regiment.
was s1reaay proudly reEoxing on thesa Ian.
sele. "hen youuS Count Tas transferred II
our cprFs- l have never seen mau more II.
voEed hy fortune. Youth, intelligence and
beauty. were united ia him, with great wea!tb.
You can tmsSine what ! position he SUIT
gained IN oar circle, felt thst my thront
J ess beginning 10 toster. The Count sooz
} the talk was Of Wild. mad adventure
J il was l Who had led it. He became de
: tirour to make my acqnainsAnce, he sough
| my friendship; hut I, Jealous Of my prrsumct
/ .iyal, in the Character Of \ lion, col1ly re-
!
I i 1lumnr. but I. feeling injured, began to hat.
him. This t1cnhled him bnt little but hi;
. srcccss among ms comrades. and with tn
/ Ladies, set nc almost Wild IaonEht to Il
, quarrel on him. but he rcnsine
| calm, answering my attacks With sti
. | ~ittier bon mols. ard laughed me- down
i | and, what was wo1st Of all, he bsd =
the laushcrs on his sidc- At last At ba!
wh,ch noblc1nan in our ueighborhood EsT
: to our garrison, I could restrain ms hatred !,
E longer. / saw him therc again. the petite
darling Of all the ladies', and cepecially Of til
Q lad, al tho house, With whom l conssdere
I my eli the favorte. could stand it 20 lon;
. er, and during qusdtille whispered ht,
. tai insust IN his ear. Thi., indeed. he coul
i nut arsrsr with w11ticlsu, and-hc strut
n ne in the fa,e- Several ladies' tainted VII
= tnror, they separated u, aud We both le
+ stood ut uunrire At tho rendezvous, vi
r ing with impat,ruco my detested enemy.
= came lettering along With his seconds. his :
hre dangling from his shoulder Apd eatelee.
eating cherries. Tho seconds loaded 1
a weapons, and sterpcd OF this DISTANCE, / b
J" the inst shot, hut my heart beat 90 yiclen
J, ! that felt no longer certain Of nv aim,
K eaii that would foreso my advantage, n
~ my antAgoais. ltd not oppose 1t, Il