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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-21

FoUR OFFICES Corner of Second
and Locust Streets. for rent. Apply
to q. w. SHANKLIN.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-21

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
i'm ported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. febl0 d3t-eod-IFlt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-21

a T. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have a
fail stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
sc. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
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MARBLE HALL, no. 8 Main S.,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

Dwelling Houses insured for "a term ~
years AZ greatly reduced iaJsB
Three Tears at The Price u Tl0o
Fire Years at he Price Of Three.
Life EaaurGaReo o. specially 1.
Total Cash Assets Represented
over twenty-five Million Dollars.
The following are among tho Companies
represented:
HsTNA Insurance Co. OF Hartford, Conn.
Cs5h Assets s9O0s GO0s
PHOENIX ms. Co. OF Hartford, Conn.
Cash Assets 800 coo.
gONTES EHTAL Ins. co. Of New York.
Cash Assets ................'........s2s0 100000.
E0ETH AMERICAS Insurance Coo.
Hartford, Conn.
Cakn Assets 90 600.
SGERCEAETs' ms. Co. OF Hartford, CT.
Cash Assets .'....-...'.40Og ,cDe
l0RTa AMERICAN Insurance ca. Of
New YORK.
Cash Assets .s $500 sOO0s
s1KGSEE Ina. Co. or Brooklyn NY.
Sash Asse iis....-.... - 90 GOO.
EEHA LHFE Ins. Co. Of Hartford. Conn.
Cash Aasels. ..............'..-s.EtA AZ, Oo0s0Ocs
NEX5EN q BAKER, Agents,
. HAIR sTgRET, Evansville, IGd.
Ian39 Oily
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-21

The general trade IS easy and steadily in
creastng. The custom receipts are Iarze
for the week, being t3 907, 532.
MONEY-Easy, at 40g1 per cent. with ex-
ceptional transactions at 3 per cent; dis
counts easy st Cos per cent.
STERLTNG-NoInlnai at S5<09.
GoLD--W eak opened al 1913 and closed
at 1879. some heavy transactions were
made by merchants who sell goods on thf,
basis Of gold at l25. Carrying rates SAC per
cent. CIearances S35,0C0,00 Exports to-
day 1901 1888. and for the week sG76, 44g I'M
ports per steamer Maine, S4,5J0
SoVEIt1AfENTs -Are lower, ia sympathy
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STEAMBOAT LINEs


To LoULsVILLE.-EveTy Monday at 10
O'CLOCK Ak. Every Tuesday, Il ednes-
day, Tnursdey, Friday, and Saturday at {
o'clock p. II.
70 CAIRo-DalIy, except Sunday, at 4
TO GREEN RIVER.-EfveTy MondRv. Tues
Day Thursday, and Saturday al O'clock
P.E.
70 EAsTPoRT.--Every Tuesday and Sat-
81 o'clock PIX.
10 NA6HvILLg Every Tuesday, Wednes-
day and saturday at p ID
Transient boats daily up and down.
Am.
TO CANHELToN-Every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday at 10 AN.
Eoc2portStsge (via Ne1burEh and Boom
Fu!eYl carrying the mail, leaves at Z A. NJ,
en- Mondays. Wednesdays and FTidavg
arrives by P. NJ. Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mall Stage leaves Mon
aays and Fridays att A. II. Arrives Tues-
1Sy5 ana saturdays By zP. 4.
NJ vernon Mall Stage leaves daily Tex
cept Sundays) at a. II. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays by 2 P. Ii
TO NEWBURG.-HacE daily Except Sun.
SsyO from the MeFchant'E Hotel, at
o clock P. n.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-21

WEBER & Co. are selling heir en-
tire stock Of Furs regardless of cost.
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Evansville & OrawfOFdsVIIIe.
Terre HaGte 6 Indianauo;is.
ohio & Mississippi
Terre nAgte & indianapolis.
q q. o n. r. 81. Northern Divisiol

Indp'lis-s 20 4 N. s:25 a n 1880 P II. s:a3P M
Ag-Tiec
T. He 100 A NIL rs A Il. 4:4O XII 2,
Z E. q n. R. r., Northern Division
TRAINS GOING SOUTH
Transfer Packet Steamer Fayette
leaves evansville daily at......... 200 Pm.
ram leaVes henderson at..,... 4 30 Pm.
arrive at MadlSonyllle ......... 10 2. m.
GOING NORTH
Train leaves Il adiSOnViIie daily
lSunoays eXeepted) at-.............. 8 :25 An.
ArriFe al henderson ........ s 900 M
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer
RACKET Fayette 8 :l5 Al.
aaAlnS connection both ways with
trains on the s. s. @. Railroad
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Evansville s Charlottesville B.R.

RAILROAD TARA 81 sAEELEo
Corrected EovenScr 2SGfa, 1881
EFansVIlie 8 Charlottesville B.R.
eoISG NORTH.
Leave Mail. Expr. Freight.
Evansville ...l0;I0 A H.. 80 p H.. 10 4 N
Vincennes.... 12:4o NJ. $40 p M...IO:15 A NJ
TeTre HRute. 500 NJ. 9:45 p M. 10 "
Evansville q Charlottesville.
RETURNING,
Leave Exp. Mail. Freight.
T. HaGte ....... 9 40 A b.. 40 NJ. 5 rs N
Vincennes..... z 80 A NJ" 0:-8 p MIL 30 II
AsTiVe
EvansviHe ..l2:OO M..~.I0:20 n. 5:35 n
TorFe HaGte & indianapolis.
GOING EAST.
Leave Day Xxx. Night tx Mail
Terre Haute. 4:l5 P NIP 10 NJ. $50 a N
ATTtUe
Indianapolis. 6:45 M. gao m.aIO:o5 4 N
ohio d Mississippi.
GOING EAST.
LeaVe Lightning Elk Acc Night Ex.
Nlncennes =. :G8 P NJ. :l3 p M..l0:23 p NJ
GOING WEST.
Leave Mail. Night TX. Day Elk.
Vlncennes -. 4:l7 Z NJ. ! 81 a Il :. CSC A Il
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-21

You will fud Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 30 cents, at Click u Schwartz, OPP
posife the Opera House. sep25
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Persons from 90 10 90, inclusive.


AGnisslon 90
Auuudi ous -.'...s 90
Assessment On death Of rnember... 8 90
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Persons from 81 10 90, inclusive.
NI
Annual due ....... 90
Assessment on death Of a member. 5 00
In these DtYisiOus the family or heirs OF
deceased member receive IS for every
time the death occurs. II the Division IA
full they receive Go. 600.
We also Issue certificates for $500. bene-
nt, II desired. Forty days grace allowed
Tor pay ment' OF Assessment and Annual
Dues. NO restriction on travel or rcsi-
dence Send for circular. gents vauted
TO whom liberal commission viii ia
given. Call on OF address =. A. VyEfEV.Fs
Manager, for Indiana, kentucky, Illinois.
Iowa, Kansas. Omce-l9 N. Illinois ~
Indianapolis, indiana. y. q. gEWELH.,
Ofnce-No. 10 South second Street, Evans
vie, Indiana, Agent for tho counties OF
Nanderbargh, PosPy, Gibson, Knox, War-
riok and Spencer. zen
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-21

RAPID MISUNDERSTANDING a
special dispatch in the Cincinnati
Enquirer, dated Evansville, February
18th, (Thursday), says the river is
still falling slowly, the entire rise
here since Tuesday is not less than
thirteen or fourteen feet; perhaps
more. The river rose SO fast since
Saturday that freight twenty Eve feet
from the waters edge on Saturday
morning had to be moved during
Saturday night to keep it from getting
wet; indeed, it required great activity
on the part of the men about the
wharf boat to remove the freight as
fast as tic water rose. We anticipate
another overflow of the low bottoms.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-21
JOINT GLASS.
Benefit g. ,00O-Limit 600 members.
pIVruIoN A
Persons from % 10 85. fncluslve


Admission 90
annual Que ..-..ss..'........ ....s.........- "
Assessment on death Of member. 90
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-21

ssE ioeA aeia aad asuch asERst.
- 4stesE&ph.l NEW Yong. Feb 10.
The weekly Bank statement is ur favora-
pie, but better than was expected. There
Is q net ioss of two million IN legal tender
reserve, but the banks still hold S3l. 600. OO3
above legal reuuiremRnt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-21

TARA a~ sAEELEo
Corrected November s9Gfa, 1881 !
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-21

FoR THE CoNvENTIoN.-An number
of citizens of Mt. Vernon and Posey
county, arrived in the city yesterday
by the Clara Scott aud Quickstep en-
route to indianapolis to- attend the
convention that assemblies there to
morrow. A number of gentlemen
from Rockport and other points above
arrived by the Tarascon last night.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-21
DIVISION THREE.

DIVISION THREE.
Persons from 81 10 %, inclusive.
Admission fee............. 90
Annui-i que 90
Assessment on death of a member. 5 90
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DIVISION TWO
Persons from 80 to 60 inclusive.
Admission .....g $40 90
Aunutl quo .ts.. %
Assessment on death of u member. %
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MEgCET.E A.NEOUs.

aAEEY g&eU RN L
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-21

TNfAsN AID sU&A ss-gBREEI. Tor
sale at ViEK EIsYS' STORES
fal3 - and rs Mains st.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-17

anu Hhv u pfchcfcl attar "a miu19B, he
Have you a-lieenss Is selIsxs es
oL"N9esqogly repliedatlR itiaeraut zen
sdpslsf pots andnsgs /" I Isaysp't,a
sf'yells sirl Isll attend ITO yong scaso, z.
|faSs The pagRerr5o.l, Il s.,sf nj
osfs 4 Il Fiigt spys tbeipedaler do. :
y The sqgeF Official rushsa off ~ the
sne'lrsat trial jastieei and ohtaineasp . war
rant, and armed aud equipped Will the
awful document, starts on q. chase after
the 6ifendlng 4 aeraant. Sol soasnd f;@ss, .
believe, Tie neS ne3 ~ e l.lI s
the presenfutiye Yankoe Was found,
and hu5tisd 6siofss Il thesa saSA justice, i Who read
to him, tho warrspt, maui ~ and d3sf q mater Of
form. Of course, asked him whether he
was gpilty. OF not guilty = 'sasssa
Not guilty r says say the asbaaished
poddler. tHs
The Justice and eoastsble opSsied wide
thcir.e .eyesso sgsi. cuutdhaSy rghsy had
mot lbecnsiu she habit Of .ssc:agsash.
-. Not egdiirg ',ol qsothp fhe fSrmcr
t'Dcu'tjyoa peddlss goods around sere ri,
fesSgrcpIied thesA Allegsa cslpsit,
Well ehsve y6a a Iieeass asked
ahsdthussi in .'ssf .siicslY sssnes.
5es lh es, say tho ssssliKg agent.
aays sBe jdstic at laiss suoth-
'er e1lrcasicn scoihihs assr fists counten-
anca dirla't g6a fdll iEis eestieman
that ynit had ehceiss n zszza
= MOI sir. 'ssaa u sgak 4ssfs
Yess you did 3 shoatad FipstGf.
E go, 4 didn't Ifnietly replied tho
peddler
yon did Falei she cor.
ssalSla
psss 81 ii,
spa III i
~
viii.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-17

Creditor e H az oitsn ,,ass slia.b
three pair Of stairs before / gSt the
an amount Of this little aceoun; n Bsbtor
:. Do you think | aia going to: rent q Place
on tho first foor ii conin,odats nv
creditors p
a ss.. sp9 s2'E. slslfAtas q
bod AilitaFg men haye aisscYossd new
remedy for intaxieation, il "a nothing
moss than saw i EPesisteSs, which are Gu.
up N slices aud sateq wishppsaAlt An
ordinary murphy" it is said, viii cure
the most obstinate cass iR hall su hour
Anew 4ooms d1hibitsa j isw days
since 1T ProvideEca, Nss operated by
the inventor IN the pfcsonSS OF large
number Of manufaatusefs tasad Susiness
iadn, ana pr6alacsa ei5tE 81 tho best
Quality at the caofabas ratda aof i COO
yards id,ssyg. ssygsa s'seH baa ssss
issw arssg Sd3 "a sad czaSswoa
lsdiAs cruel motileEdiu lpdianas recently
oaPsuped and lpsrtiedglpsr dsashter' S iu-
tended, whereat the. seaag lsdyfeok un-
brage. aud by #ay,ot dire. revenge, set
Cd = half-dpzen taaebss Of IRE crackers
pFd nader thS.ll The bridal al sSaaehF ouch s..,ss
. ,rwo young lsnansnscitsi gsank CAN
field xdd 81 Curtis, wersbaricdto death
in aishaRty 'nehri Rlyinauflr ssonn., ON
Thanksgiving 4nigh.d hThegtsf tsfad boea
dsinking fteeiy,aana took scfdgo in tho
hut, which wss, occasionally. Dcchpied by
achurcoal burncr6u bssS sat sa
At, a fair il Now York ) yoiov You lady
described, rs San hsiFess. beautiful and
accomplished" !, otfsps, herself 70 be rafied
foor-7.s.no ma married man, Or bachelor over
thinrtyrfys, % bs permitted "a take
ticket oho says she i senvinccd
marriage is Inter-" and wants q
provesitsecsl Al hssaslasae A
The singls:ladiss of Atlanta Organized
9 literary elab, and would not admit any
gentlemen as members The stcrner sex
had their revenge, however, for the gem
ti9men married 50 irany of the lasssss=-.s
that she membcG.rsh 81 of sho club got s.
small that tho organ;aation Was. broken
| up.
e A ydhng mai IL Isdis6aSsI;s, Ind
has been unaef atreAsaisht isss what Is
! l'difiseoVerca' tob6a Held e6lge. Ii was 4
long limo bcf6Fs'thd d5s sSf FSuad crS|
whore ho got it Bat as lasl Tie tesr;slo
truth came 6as, fie hdd sbc4h ia ti.s
Habit 81 kissib as ySt:5e wos.saa !, e.
improved her coalpI6 Sioa 5y tho osa Is
cosmetics 81 e
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{sll ID his secon,l
states msn,joas
s s seventy vai ,fts of :;
'sfs AStSih,e, S,s1s { r,
ssb sbs,baer
III all,s.;n,siast 81,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-17
e 6 u Ia,slrIay % g sl,QiEa, hvs ggiIijw a9s
ID aEl EllhliMBE EREslo IT, l8f

y SfSS7FTs ~ -Sf T5TTT-
eaysr9ga Yifb GaSSandYh A pQgtlmaEks yas VA
d i brought 70 the young priests. letter
from Anglico. She was dying, would
he forgive her2 Emile, the year spirevi.
hef GUS had aen sa.svtictiuii to the foyer
ns ahht ragodonthoisland s,and thsif,child,
in little Anglicc, was likely to aplloy him.
as In pitiful terms she begged .Aptoipe to
X, take chprgc of the child until she was Old
enough to enter d cnTea convent t. Tie epistla
isss was fitished Hastily tiy lah6tbef hand. in
his forming Aptohae of MadkneI Jdrdin's
.y lst II IN tdttyAs tus had
an sbsen placed on board \ ,Yessyl shortly to
SS, leave y. the island for some western port.
he The letter, delayed by storm and ship,
x. reek,' was hardly read ana swtlpt over
no when little sAdglices arrived. aTsv60 .sso
iias ssn 0nu'behoiihg her, aAutoiies utte. el a
psy erynofjey sndssupfise-4sl,e was SO like
re the WOMAN Etsap l,o had imorshiped -ssr
elij as 8 nan alan's tears are more pathetic
re than a womnn's, SO is his love moro in.
lat tense; not more enduring, nor half 80
nc subtle, but tittctn,sttr. .'i1 ii II ms
MT - Tile apassion that had been crowded
hi down'inhis heart broke out ard lasishe d
ly, its riehacss,on this child. who was 40 him
re- not only the Ansiiee Of years ago, but
~. his fricqas Emile Jardin also. sgF
re . Anglicc possessed the Wild, strange
e beauty of'hcr mother the bending. vii
aw lowy aorml the ,richatint of skin, the large
nj ttfehicali eyes, that had, almost made
'sgt. g1 - aAptainss q sacred robe mockery tolhin
ma For 9 month or two rAnglicc was wildly
NJ unhappy in her new home. She tax ell
nd 'crntidusily of'tIies bright country where
sr, she.ShsgsatIiy tho traits aud flowers, and
ne blue skies, ste tall, fan-like trees, and
q the, Strsltns that wens rpurnuring
oi through them TO the sea, Afftoinc could
~ not pacify her. 9ss
e aud 'she ccl.sed to weep, aud
~ Vent abOnt the costigc with SSltoasy.
disepusplSts aipslhst cub .A.hfeinS 70 the
\ leu T5;IFpg gIIut, p non
rs she bud beaeght with Her III liz ship.
q sIihii1ls Ind her S. Is !, ,69in
III 2sl, ~, n s u II +.
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of the city where they dwctt One was
ucver seen withoutst the other for they.
studied, walked, ate, and slept together. !.
Antoine aud Emile wsie preparing to
cpter the church indeed, they had ta-
Ken the preliminary sfcrs. ehen cir
cunstence occurred which changed the
color OF their lives
A foreign lady, ffom some lar.ofr. Is,
land in che Pacific, hid a few months
before moved into their nci@h6orhood.
The lady died suddenly, leaving eiirl
of sixteen or seventeen entirely friend
less and pnprovilcd for. The' Young
men had been Kind TO the woman edu,
ring her Illness, anl1 her dcoth-,nelt-
ing with pity 1t tie forloru situativo cf
Anglicc, the iansh shtcr-swore betweeu
themselves to love aud watch over her
as if she were their sister.
Now Anglice had Wild, strange
beauty that made other women seem
tame beside her; and in the counse of
time the young men found Themselves
regarding their ward not 50 niuch like
brothers at first.
They struggled b.avolY with thc;r
destiny. mouth after month, for the Eoly
orders which they were bout to assume
prccluded their idea Of love and mar
riagc.
But every day taught them 70 he more
fond Of her. Even priests are human.
SO they driftcd on IN dream Aud
she? II Anglico shared fiieir trouble
ber face told no story Il Was like the
face of a saint on cathedral window
Once, however, as She came suddenly
upon the two men, and overheard words
that seemed 10 burn likc fire on the lip
Qf the speaker, her rcy,s grew very la
ninpus foran Instant. Ihon She pissed
on, her face aa immobi,g as ootJrc in its
setting wavy gold hair.
Entire or ct rouz Dicu4 1T sey loags clev
cux."
| One night Enile Jarlin and Anglieo
wsrc not g be found They had flown !;
but ,wbHher nobody knew, aud nobody
save -Apioipc cared, s-rs
1t was heavy Llow 70 Antone, ior
he had made UP his lnind 70 run away
Yiih her ,imself.
a slip OF, paper slipped from a voI-
nme 9n Antone's desk, and iIutt6fed to
his feet
ots &, Do moi s1c apy!5g sid the bit Of pa
per, piteously; "t2gsile us, Tor y lVye,'",
-IhEeeyears geat BY weariiy enough.
iAptoipe had en,sre4 he church, aud
Yas,lpoked upon as rising man; but
his Rlce Fyas pale and his heart ldadeh,
torti52gase ~ WAS no sweetness in life dor
hnn, t'q..rfF.f IA ase ~ eese
! Isti -Four years had elapsed, when letter,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-17

(. ROW TO MAKE HOME ATrR seTINE.--,
Don't have your stairs without banisters, at
tlerisk Of breaking your ceildfcn's nccks.
Don't hnye wooden ceilings, that require n
cord ofligldwood to illuminate The room
Don't have windows without glass, so that
wheneverit rains syou must shut out the
light of heaven. Don't have sashes without
blinds, 81. that the summer sun will dazzle
your eyes, wrap AlSoar furniture and fade
your carpet. But order all the necessary
materials for finishing your house ia comfort
able style from p. p Toale, Charleston. /. IS.
c!'sthc lerges snahufaetarer of such things
in the Southern, States.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-17

ssss| |dT ss;s 7ssttl p4s sW
. Near the Ii ss aad npt far from
old French Ca(Isedral, 10 ,Neg Qrl
standsa fine lste- palm thirty fet
sss height, 5 csis2 IN s6 spsTsaj
'9sa stdfdils as siaaoils r56isaaiss
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-17

sst ,Gn the coast
lady from Louisiana
p GhDle Sh5 gave me
ef he fonewfn:, 'lesand,
.sptsdae and dis wpbder.
4 spesld appear tame
sJll bs hespuss ] haven't
- -: sS and 8 strip Of
ns shfoat ike Mss
hecAuse I haven't
ana SetlisTn music
y p n siti5il5s
M Ilssn ie logea
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IT.
raiilc its briiiiant plusaeo
ssBelore The yoat eudcl be noticed that
the rnddy-tipges had aed from her cheek,
chat her eyes had grown lopeuid, aud
her siglt figure moro willowy than cvcr.
A physician was coushi,ed. He y65did
discover nothing wroTs with the child,
except this fading and dropping. He
failed to7aeeouptafor that 1t was some
vague Disease oi the mind, he said,, be
yond hisskill. Z
So An2lice Faded day after day. She
seldom left the room now. st last
Antoine could not shut ont the fact that
the child w'ssl passing eawny, He had
le0s4od To love por.so. ise glcz.a .8
sss4'eaar heart he said d, what is't tina.
ails ;hee'"
Nothing mon gGre," for 50 she called
him -'' 7'o& sSFs1t raEss
The winter parsed. The balm5 spring
air had come and Anglice seemed to
reywe. la her little bamboo chair, on
the porch, shs4wayet to and fro in the
irogrant breeze, With . peculiar undulp-
ting nVtion, like a graceful troc.
NJ times something seemed to weigh
ulcn her mind. Ahtoine noticed ii and
wai'ed ST lc'tsth She spoke ''Ne ear our
house," said litt.e ,Anglico--,'hearou our
house., gu the island, the pala-trees are
waving under the blue sky. oh, how
beautiful! / seem 10 lie beneath them
AL day long a4i%ery, very happy.
| ycarnci for them 20 much thut | crew
sick don't you think it was 50, mon
pere - eft .sds
Mon Diou, yes exclaimed Antoine,
suddeal.y, Let Us hasten to those plea
SAINT islands where thc palms arc waving. I"
.ApaIce smiled.
q IN goinlt there, mon peto y ,'a3yp
Ay, indeed A weoI: from that oven.
fing the wax Candles blurred az her feet
e4d iorsheaaa Lighting her On her jour
ncy.
Al was over. Now was Antoino's !
Ee6rt empty Dcdth, fikc a2other Elnile
had stolen his new A6gliee. lie had
nothing to dps bus to lay Ahe iblisRtod
lever away Hiv ssqg. ,aa b dos.
Psre sApSqipe made a shallow srsvn
IN his garden, and hcapqd the fresh
brown mold over his idol. ''''t
Tn the Tranquil spring evenings tho
priest was seen sitting by the mound,
bis Ifiagevooosed, in tho unread prayer
be9F. d ol5s ass s3d1 asiw -. i
The sunmor. brokeson that sunny land;
aud in the cool morning twilight, and
after uightiall Ant6iho fingered BY The
grave. He co6Id never Bc with it
enough lsssdii - arirnasd s,aiya
i ond moruings he iobservedsa delicate
STEM With tTe quFiopslg1shapsd emerald
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Funny MJsrAKE.-Not many days
ago gentleman entered a certain insu-
rance office located on Main street near
the dock, and tossing paper on the
counter, saidA i,q 4a' sras ''s'
That's run out, and | want to get it
renewed" HfaAN
\ broad grin suGused che face Of the
wicked clerk, as he unfolaed tho adocu-
ment. oA :ae7t liz dsaa ~ lfae7
os'Hou are suro this has run out, are
youY said he, ssdt ,l,4
e "Yell,s was Che reply, = suppose it
has. My wife gave it to me, saying it iS
had run put, aud I must get it renewed
right Of" '''loaq at'T ip.t ss e
= Then the clerk held up Whist vas to
aalt appepraage alHerriagia certificate.
The applicant FOR insurance seized il and
departed hastily.
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