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, 1870-01-06

FTrga are selling for ECO a thousand IN Para.
Dung 1873. tae nmount Of internal rcseaue ccl-
'tc,ed 10 New Toyk city vta ~, ,ooo, ,6sa 81
It ii tepcrtc1 toat the EcEl!sh Language ia 10 be
uli'tr7al!5 sdopted ~ teIegtspn companies
L New York lawyer temf elct hts iady client to
sel! Ter undefc1othes to pay his fees.
Tue Imperial Club Of Paris hesltatea what 10 do
with ote Of III members who doesn't challenge
ahother ut ecr y ho kIocks his hi. ca.
Pleteau Hafl throws mud nj tie dSsttrR ehari
o's Of bf1kt1ctastc cocot.es and hutteA them IN
the lteatref.
vsit"rs 10 Hartford conrastn that they can't
move thero sltnopt running ag4tnss l. President,
Eecse'srJ, or Agent OF m t1snrat ce company.
4 jealous husband IN Memphis broke his wtfeA
no1e becarse he thought Ter bsan,y attracted TOO
much atreEtton-
e.ody xith -, 900 to spare Is about to start
reT COMIC paper-sn American Iuneh--in New
York.
There are two printing Offices In Sweden carried
On e1c!ust7t1y By fena1e8-one IN 1udikBval, aEd
one in Cbr1stlaustads
4 Canada vile Lately e1oped with lover, taking
with fer eighty bushels Of htt husnaudH potA
toes
A German ID Treutoc. n. J., celebrated Christ
Ha3 b5 dttn1.Ig Six EallouA Of beer during the
dsy ssd dsscg during The esecia9.
Buffalo has an entertainment called "The c..
c!ogeal Tbychonanteum and Tn8matic Cotuueo-
peau."
During the holiday week cot q s:ugle c1iGe waa
Known TO hare been committed IN Buffalo; even
the Pp,,ce Court Was destitute Of the ordinary
cates Of "drunk md d}scfde1!y.'
4 lone WOMAN who IVES hccssted on q worcester
street. the other night, BY sconnd1cl settled him
H,th the qnltt Esrutu1, avon rad better not
come rear ne: T'sc beeo whcE7 theJ'sc had the
Amali-pux-" The effect w1s electric.
An African Boudlh - IN England has tnnbltd
from his rope into the middle Of q croEded pit,
and broken the nose Of one spectator With hts
balancing polc, pestdea severely lolurin2 several
otte1e. The performer fortunately fell OIL . SOFT
gentleman and Has OF hlnsef hurt
Tho slmpc8t Post once Ia tie World L. to to
, 1870-01-06
TIE STATE FIHANCEs,

The Legislature not being in session, the
officers Of the State make their annual re-
ports to the Governor. The reports of the
Auditor and Treasurer, now in the hands Of
the printer, will make very gratifying
exhibit Of the condition Of the affairs Of
the State.
The rate Of taxation for the year 1868
WAS ono and q half mills for revenue pur-
poses; one mill for interest two mills for
the State debt; and two mills for schoo1s,-
making total Of six and half mills, This
levy Of one and half mills was intended
to produce revenue Of SCH, 600, sum
which Auditor Miner estimated would be
large enough "to meet the current e1-
Penses for tho coming year, and all known
demands upon the Treasury payable from
revenue funds"
The Legislature, however, in its appro-
rriations, largely exceeded this amount Of
revenue, and to meet the deficiency and
the Increased current expenses, the present
Auditor, General Lippincott, has been
obliged to increase the levy for 1869 for
revenue purposes to eight mills, making
total levy for State purposes Of thirteen
mills On the dollar.
At the close OF the fiscal year ending
November 80, 1863, the outstanding debt Of
the State Of illinois was S5,1as,9o5, Of
Which 5l,es:;,ea2 was canal debt. This
debt natures ~ follows:
Bo.dea debt falling dpe after 1862 9......s o1,0oo
HopdeG debt falling cue after 1sfu... l4a,634
Ennar1 oebt ialt1pg dae after 1st6.--.... Gl.tO..
EoLced deht failing due alt-r 1a.5...... 1fio.s:s
t;orre ctbi 1s!EinR due sfleE 1879. 3a,so0
Previously cailtd III tut not presented. 2D.isG
Total bonded debt. i.9a5
The Governor has already called in the
SCI, 600 fuling due in 1869; S3,l4a, ,C:3:3
sill be payable after January I, 1871,
the pleasure Of the State. To meet that
debt the State will have the following as
sets:
1l!,pois ceu,rai II. r fund.- Nov. 30, 1862 as6,s3I
Is cond t1ttafEent, Nov. 81 1863. ss4,ss5
Ess Hnos c9ntsai Kalifoad, i5:d..:... s:s e o.,
Est. fund % haro Jan. !, ,1s7l.......,..ssods oss
Fist lnssalnent Ill Ceniiai il. Il, ISL. sao.S'S
Es'. rtce!ots III C. X Il, ~ sesrs, to
Jatnury 1ss4. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 1,1H0 ono
Total receipts Jan. I. 1s54.......s5,sie,,o3
It will be seen that the o.mlu tar for
lsGa and 1870 will yield sufficient revenue
to meet the State debt falling due to July,
omitted-the receipts from the i,uno5s Ceh-
trai Railway being equal to the discharge Of
oil the remainder Of the debt by 1874. But,
Of this debt, s1,o5o, GOO is q canal debt, for
which the revenues Of the canal are pledged,
and to meet which. principal and interest.
they are fully equal At least 5000, 900 viii
be paid from thst source By july, 1870.
The receipts from all SOURCES for tho
year December, 1868, to November, 1869,
were Sa5G,47s, and the expenditures s1,-
G7o,0oi; excess Of expenditures, s7l:},5sG.
In The list Of the extraordinary expenditures
ordered by the Legislature We find the fol-
, 1870-01-06
THE NORTuEEST


A large vein Of excellent camel coal has been
opered Dear Princev1l1e.
The Cairo Bulletin says: !" We were shown this
morning specimen Of stlEef orc 1skeu from the
Rote Claire mines, located In Gadin County, about
-eEentT miles from Cairo. By comparison, It Is
found to be equally as rich a. the ore taken fro \
The famous Cems.ock n!nea, IN Nevada, and IL
fs1n to assay the precious metal q. the rate Of
e. 800 per ton. Be this Us 1t nay, however there
8 no doubt Of the existence OF silver ar Rose
c nire In poIiDg abundance. Mesars. Colby i Co,
Of Silee. Mich.-zer tleneD Of unlimited means-
have come 1uto Possession OF the mines, and con-
template thelmuedate outlay OF $4,000 10 t4o,uoo
In the erection Of such machinery Is may be
thought necessary to Eecu1e successful operations,
Daniel Nuddlesto7, OF Gillespie, died on the eed
ult. lie hAd been resident OF Macoupiu County
slice 1890.
Tie following Is q statement OF the receipts and
disbursements at the Illinois Stale Treasury for
the month OF December, 1869:
AEcElH1E, .....
e. e inma
dh-0
, 1870-01-06

In the same general ne,ghborhood where al the
r'ea public officials live, appropriately called
street. ~. ceesEc!l. the Fsssms,ttr General, hAa
taken aou..- lie Is q rather inteospec:ise,
schctsrls-ooltug nAu-Whicn Is, believe, his
na'1fe-ef sms1t but Vigorous nyars, hroat-
shoa'detcd aCd CT saai5 complexion Aud b.as1
He lsoEs moro abseut-t0taded thlu any menbsr
Of the Cabinet. bat not less decided than the
siros sest Hts father, Colonel John Creswetl.
n-acs good fo1tuce It Port Deposit, near the
uousa o, tie R.yes S.sq1eh.una, u lumber, lime,
, 1870-01-06

- p{&84H1
r11t he 1llsersal se' sieat OF t1aLk,n1 as 70 t1e
hosstr am tie crime. ne TOOK aoothe. turn, and
ta:u tfas The horror and cr1Ie 4ere The ve?T a.
ol asp a.. :aaf De "ioucrn Tor the s:lmulus of d
new KIT Of vice - S e Get before nlm the diea1
q cetecnon; shd then be bee atue tnr'ocs. s1e
shpuiu tftf ne the cans NJ bis detecttoc h4A
aa:t. ste shGu:d leare him; this. he vas re.oi7eu
nfon: tut the should 81 lEa near all the blame 1T
ne .6e .epasstop. pa II ths speessn9 tone vaic1 was
hese me aid Il viii 70. t.eleve you. The voric
has 7 ade Gp II mlhd that Ey' Is c.orious boz
beeaes ase Joe T',S e., ~, g St Ey sss
cfs uit !ou: ehalI use nil nlf powers R.pi ca
To- "ilram! W. . and !ou +lll zee ma: taall DO oy
said that Ill this e~eUsd to me Ike insanity.
SAe ss'o taal s1e was fof lime 1ed to tatnI thst
= Hts hsatit,, AID e1c's=o ard p.11ed hin; that
Esllesty Tat SIZE kreu hot what else 70 ttins ot
y: tnae be stened resolved to oflYe her oat nj
ne n u e al ali hazards, aud ,h1eatened her. II
any #cuan- set, ,tiakL0 him Insane, sne left
n'M Al tast With 1ne Eorrow pilh which apJpae
n,sns r, tssss dear freed whose rea,on was
Wholly ottrhfoK2, and to whom IN this de 3ols-
u9r she W. ~ longer permitted 10 minister.
ing, t5. j ~ one Of the psases OF he co1Eesks-
~ 1's eetnss Mt Leigh ~as pc uiiarlJ beaatlfa
.&s,. .S", ns a. "es1; sss;a sss VA plstn:'
lively. 70 ntn, and wholly nndes hts control"
A4N A34 OtCaVG QI NEf :" e430.
she A!ErNatne repen,ed, and became tfntY
ECO noe al" thlnk /. was here .he mentioned
ttat khe ta1 freque1t : teen and congetsed ri Il
seen "a 10 cetiye comter. from The recolIecr:on.
sFtfd, "Was there q ct;'d:'' had peeu
told By Mte. that there waa a daughter who
Eao Ased s0Ee ye1ye.
She tsfo here was ore, daughter, who made
her !reLd5 much tfuunle ne!n2 Of ye1y d!trcu!t
nature to UansEe- had understood ina. 1t Ona
t:ne this daugtter e*cap. 1Epn her ire da to tue
Continent, aud thst Lady b! 1pa ass's.ed IN ef1rs
10 reeoFet her. OF Lady DJ,on's H. d1ess both 10
'1!i. noyea Of 6oaxin's !. . rema;k.hsy noweff.,
herr c.seb .shh.us he represents Eia.e 4. o:ivs,e
tee1etaty q Gttse1.n ct hEt family, uAmrt faIS-
ssd calcb dteove,s Tbs; hs pAtT,a aax
IN norreEt Of pas.t9n. n4rn.4! 1ut1pf Fatki.ni
thS e,ine to Caleb and tel. him sha, ea-e.
hi1. Caleb tuds thi+ wateifunrta iutu5tyrtshlr "nd
7ts t" ttcatt. but without tuetet He x!i,-s tsnrh
!nk Tier ta his p.tton in larine hi,u 10 lei hm "a Ind
tinE reTtr th hc:ra5 h.u. he ftraa wae. fsiE-
90: luea1 an ato: aEai~tt ~h,eh all ycur wtsenus
are nr- tent bast dug nit for y..u: and Fh,ehcyer
~ !1a mare backward afd II risht o; tha
u y :vadt to xhloe rou. &c s:ili Ii once you
sus s1fts: nFrp..e tale however pi.u.c cr h,eevr
tsde the le wo1li thx e3eerA.. sou f5r "a In2os
5ef fruf !nusttncc ehAit be Of ru server 10 yau
Ittth y 70 feeble aeftEer. 10 Who saw IL. you
nay 5tHrss M hss tel you Da 5ou krow misessais
s T. seasa he ttamtlnx On the ground With fl:1.
be tte thas iove il rcte thsn ihe whos eoid
aoo ltt nh rnxether and d, ID thinf
Ia: you shall wound III" The fos; ot the h5oS ,hoTs
1oF tas thfoas Wks executed,
, 1870-01-06

ghost teen seen. aad that was q Eoi1!ec, c.aA
IN b.ut, pacing, pacing, to ara tru Upon
:he rnseIe.r. but this proved to have beec ooe OF
e~ald. tx-GnArds, who had been on ou q Pre-.
lur gea spree, and With the nrss gunme.lcg re,
coytzy OF his WITS be stole back 10 the po.t he
hsa paced before 10 losR, and ssse use TO the SIS
p:c:on OF terrible soucanloul.s:-
Nrt, Belknap Is q lady Of Soutnern extraction,
a1o sna nas been usde ve.5 comf5ftsole AID vel
core By tbose Who had preceded her u Washing.
ton acqoaintancesnir.
AKi SECRETARY FISH.
In o1e CT the nneet residences IN WasaiCg!oa,
formerly the home OF ex-senator Morgao, the
vile Of tie Secretar7 Of Safe EeceEed y!.,kors alt
cas. AID It u no displacement 10 ladies' OF ies+
ezpenetce and opportunities to sag that she
seemed By general consent TO be considered the
nop!est hostess Ct them al
i tne tlopde, w1ta The "reoose" OF We're de
We're, some Hhat nesnS. kindly without coudesceo-
s:or, and nalr0nly and maG1sse1lal tcg-tutr,
she stood at the head 0. tue most s7np
tcous apartment IN WAs1iagton-a Io-e,
,oltJ, H,de apartmet:: vita Goa
1e1tatlcn <cton hal-cuE:a,ued OF IN soft
dt.tsnce, AID The eye was carried a'oug By 1et-
ere1cts Of 1Ich objects uudls harnon.Gnv. 20
tnas IN the effort Of the inteE1!ew 1o.htEg WAS re.
r.eraerrd i: itatisR e1tept the Atmospheric. the
tanGlor ana The vista Ars. Fish .a4 atured as
became this tc=ne, ,et1 years ard her coupex,o1-
In rich black 8 IL, heayuJ trimmed With bee,
h1eh Gu. AID touched with pearlsAAt the thr,as,
ears&ad Wrists. I was l7.eEested IN seeing hos,
ai1to1t eEort, ste disposed Ct the iocg k,!keo
tzsin Of ner dress, which Eas al~1ys tot uadAb.e
a.d yet neses SO. IN The WAY; 1t iolo xed her vii
as petfectl5 a. the teryaol IN mouogram h1ttous
and The drtss Of u pos31la1e 1unkey who sounded
tee Darnes AID ules =: the drA wi0z.ruom door. By
Mr.. Fish ~aa her msrr.ed daughter, with blue
SIX AID lace o7eEsklr, very rca nuu quiet. Taere
fron morn till duss, these txo deyo.ed ladies, in
he seEsne pots* ssion Ut THAI conn ience which
coIeA partly lora lonc-acqa'red weallh partly tr1m
good parentaKe and education, aud taa rest from
good conscience, high cnarsc.e1, and narure,
stood qulsty ana ele@aotly t'posing 0f may hun
lied eeurleuep, uever DISTURBED, never bru.41e,
neser lau,insr-sne family Of tue Secretary OF r7e
ate. a3 Ne felt,
, 1870-07-23

however. seemed to be held iu rcserve f1- 4
final eliminating demonstration Ii toe riciuit :
Of Fca River bEidye, and here i: dill it4 81! tea
work. Miss 1tock and Miss U'Br7eu had just
paseed ovet the bridge, and vera h'lr7ring
cart, WITH Ill speed. 70 eseape the s,of7n-
Andrew Lyucn and Henry fredenb.,re wsro
also Oh their way hosne~ara and xere hosh
running Il full speed and passed the girls per-
hapa midway OF tho high sidewalk, sltAo<lsh
the Two men we're aot travelling together. and.
perhs}ss did not see e.ch ether st the tine,
About the time they reached the xest end Of
the high walk the y orm struck and osc1turu-
ed abGu: twenty rods Of tho walk throwing
portious Of it hlgl in tie air Hr- Lynch
la1elt cscaEHrd being buried under the falling
plank aua tmlers with the othoss. II seems
tbat young Fse1euhurE. atser passing the g:rla.
,urnel bark to asrist aud hurry them along,
and thus lost his life.
The two girls aud fredenburg we're caught
under the heavy walk ohls few foet a},srt.
Mr Lynch coming Instantly to their assistance
was not able 10 lit the large SECTIONS Of plank
from .ht sufferers, aud 1au to two G. thEea Of
the houses on either ri.ie Of tho rtfeet for as-
eistsnce. The bartits we're ress'ued in few
moments, anu tbs girls carried into the near-
est house. while alr. fredeuhvss WAS taken
itlto hi- fathtr' hotlce next door. lie never
recovered Consciousness, ard died III two
honrs-
The girls we're soon carried TO their homes
and medical aid at ouce rendered. Miss Rack
was nut seriously injured, stsale Niles 0'D1ien
WAS very severely crushed aud bruised. hu'
mprs Of Lsr death hAyt beru ~iderpread, vet,
Il this writing ,1ue-dsy afternoonl she Il
alive Aud doing well, although not out oi
d.nser.
Tie storm WAS quito severe in South Otsa.
W. aud suIzll house Id L1oEu down, bu
tittio actual damage doue.
At the Wa1tham Church, in Nalthanl Town
chip, congsegatlou Of *ofnLippers was mos
urce1inonluunlx dsu1iA.ed, without benetfie
tiun, Ly the atnr1u. Wheu -, .sung totaad<
struck the church it SWAY al slightly befute tl'
wind, anil cfeaked aud totsercd like dz7lnket
man. When the wind passed sway the build
| Ing was ea,u to be At least eighteen inches ou
| uf true at the TOT, and much dsmsge,l. lToha
| bis II .bUU will not ulurs tlan cs,vcs the loss.
! Elr= =Hhese iu s4i- counts We Lear OF Dut lit
| tie destruction Of property. Ii Ia said cotnld
eeaile damage aae stlu a1i'e'i ~ EArIslaie, 9
tho exter4t Of which, however, We have no def
| nit. information.
, 1870-07-23


On Snnday cveaing laet the heaviest wind
storm within the memory OF our old citizens,
tassed over this city. Dark ana OMNIBUS
looking clouds first spPes.ed in the north and
northwest, and finally reached elear ACROSS tho
western scope Of VISION below The city. 1t had
tsen intensity hot thEouGhou, the Dig. and the
inhabitants OF the city we're generally in their
houses seeking the cool corners aal III every
conceivable uAnuer engages IN !AudAhle edors
at keeping cool. Al precisely o'clock the
etorm broke in III its fury upon the asson-
l>Lel aud he1ildefe1 deulzeus, with scarcely
three minutes warning. Just before the
heavy wind came, there appeared dark.
murks, yellow spot IN the tniddle Of the clouds
ID the western pA1t Of tho 0ty. apparently
having its centre near the foot Of Main street,
u rA,hes. from our own point OF observation;
it seemed to be resting over the upper end q
EttaHA Ayenue, towards the fnr gfonna- II
came sweeping on 1t fearful velocity
through the ceutzal part Of the city. bending
and ewa5fnG 10 and fro the TAI LON
/ bAr1y Pop1ars and other aha1a uees
| hlhng the. air With dust, t"iss, BRANCHES
| and green 1eayea, here aud there toppling ose'
a defective ehimney-top, tearing on looe'
! etinE1es and defective cosns>ea, gathering Ger
tain high piles OF lumbc= in Hackshaw's lam
ber yaFd, and h1caAns and tearing tton thai
:arssrinSs pumht7 OF sigps on Min An
| N.tisoa streess, Ia mo4s terrific poFes
, 1870-07-23

Death OF u .Inn 1sisssM hS n Dog III
Mn.-Iisr kailtac3 of tlsc Watt st1ilc


Death OF u .1nn IsissxM hS n Do. LII
5am,-Iisr ksailtac3 ot tlsc Mad st1sac
Illustrated.
ifu,a 1!.r -. i,oui. Etia'b'ieaa, ya!s =:
S1r. JoEn Satera, la!oreE in tle North
Missouri Railroad car-elor, died yesterday
morning Of lyd1opllot,a. AZ the facts con
uecteJ aiih tie unfortunate event poe=esn
PECULIAR interest at this zeaeon o. the year. We
givr t11ef nj, ration nf tile circumstances
connected with the case: Sayers was mar.
ri''l man. so years Of sgc, OF robust a1'':
powerful frame. aud until recently III very
good health. Tn the 2itL of May llitle
poodle dog belonging to him Was lighting
with another dog. when he attempted TO rep
arate them. In doing no h1s own dog hit him
VI, t}o lnside eshy i,alt Of tho hand, Aeas the
.Es.ti. Deee ased felt snale pain fr,'ll The i'll
j..ly aud went to ! uias III ST. Charles Who had
alat il known rs tmad btone," aud it wx.
a,tlie4l twice. The rerond time it il eaid to
l.eve adhered twenty minutes. About twelve
DAYS ago SaycE. accidentally knocked the skin
on thu Place on the hand wleEe tie cut had
wllis Il extended to the shoulder. Tbs pain i'll
c.t4re1l, aud on saturday le We. .,ltliEed to
1ris. On Mon'lav he went 10 DR. Gallagher.
ard on Tuesday he -aid the PAIN hal left Ills
arm. His symptoms subsequently were not
altogether such AZ usually arcona4any hydro
rlo.'ia. Hc vas uos siule'4t or rAld, but e,
| l1lhite,l deadly aversion to waser. ie could
/ not drink it. but " ahle to take some vine.
TN "Wednesday evening change took place in
his {, udition, and lie saiA ha felt ho was going
10 die. 4 medical gentleman taw hisu a. .
o'cpck. but he thought thcro was no danger
then. For about Al hour aud 4 Lalf be-
fore hia death, Savers taxed in ait
excited and incohcrcut 1lanner. He died yes-
ter,lay morning at hal:.past aud wss buried
il the afternoon. lie leaves wife ami onu
child. Tie case is 4 sal one. and Illustrates
the horrible danger of 4 dog bite IL the sum-
1yt ~
utarnreb to prevent possible results when
there il any reason 10 believe the dog mad
| 1t further tcn.la TO elow thA, the s,ttnes ot
tho "mad.etpnc,' in which ~ mans believe.
furnish hat poor guarantee fos cure. and
il it helps to etrlos!e the hutntH1G and leatt
people 10 resort 10 the only safe MEASURES.
cutting out the part aud severe c4utcEik1;iop.
| II will not kase bec, entirely barren of fruits.
, 1870-07-23

'fe cnunt1es are NOW lr. Tue totsl vote. a. pub
lkntd ID THE TRIRUHK Of the f01h, Il move nearly
G. meet than any Of the tables Jet published
The Yokohama Insurance Company, Of Chicago.
1led toda'. In the Office os the Secretary Ut 3tae,
ce1nnrate OF Organization ander lis charter,
granted By the last LRRtslAture-
The contractnrz have commenced the work OF
grading on the Gilman, Clinton Springfield HAIL
roa On the bOttnm lallsis of the SanxaIuun RIVER.
and In the 1!mlser l<yun!. hut, In consequence OF
the intense heat, th.: work is not progressing as
Iarldty III it ls icsitM by the contractor1, b0&h
men and teams having gts~n out !n the timber.
It Is Lhe tntentsun ttt put on II least thousand
mf q ~ soon 1s the weather will permit
George Fulton, al uid citizen Ut Springfield
died suddenly nI apoplexJ to-day.
Mercury from s6 to 100.
The interest in the nomination 1f Congressman 4
fruiu th.a dlstltct Is intense to-day. Private Jrs
patches from Pekin, Tazewe1l County, differ onn.
Ae' ally To the status of the Delegates appoint.
ed ftum that place Two aets Ut delegates Ell
8pr,far f.cfor1: The committee on Thursday mex
IRON Tazeweli County, and matters aud thlng.
today relative thereto afe In STATE OF delightful
confusion.
, 1870-07-23
LADIES' ANn CH1LDREN's SUITS
THEs
GOLDEN
Fleece .
..IsEl7ISs

In addition to our
large stock of LINEN,
SEERSUCKER, LAWN,
and CAMBRIC SUITS,
which we are closing out
at a very great reduc.
tion from regular prices,
we have manufactured a
large lot of POPL1N,
TAKO and BLACK
ALPACA SUITS, which
will be sc1d at a very
trif1ing advance on the
cost. Our object is to
Keep our sewing girls at
work during the dull sea-
son, and in order to sell
a large quantity Of these
goods we will sell them
very low.
We make to order, at
short notice, Dresses.
Bathing Suits, Raglans,
Cassaques, and all the
popular garments.
Our SHAWLS, DRESS
| GOODS, &c, &C., have
been reduced, making the
present a good season tt
buy.
, 1870-07-23
4 Isridrgrnors Placed t'tshrr l.orR
nnd licy-A Di~eon>oG1atc t:rittx.


On the romantic hanks Of that c1a-sie stream,
.Iu1es' Falls. on whir:. 20 many have lived and
l,ye4l, there is : temple Of the uluse, 4 bridge
croseep tie streaIl, aud 1t the soutlieAst Cor
ne: Of the bridge this temple cFec;s its head.
IF cla-.lc architecture. Of beautiful nroEDr-
..lnlpIed waves beneath. Here nightly the
,n.arie- gather, to indulge in all
the sie1ieht= Of their chsaulng circle. !.
rl.ort time since a learaless youth, son Of
1trh Parents. educated in ls,ole. but not in
sotla, stood nrou the bridge watching the
WAVING cnsten:- A. they rolled onward to the
etA. when slowly over the water came the
sweet s,rai1ls OF musr. He listened. and,
!iks tho mariner of old, .1ra1n hs the syren'r
eppE uron tteAclerous rock and whirlpool,
~hich he found proceeded from the afore1nen~
| toned temple Of art. He paid = dime and
entered, ami he vas a, once euraptuEed br
the sight before Linn. \ Young lady With
cle ete and lrss Ike the cherry. with beau
| case was gliding through tue may
| ,u,1icacier Of / faucy dance. She WAS thing
| of life and heauty. aud u the rude applause OF
| those present rounded Oh her ea,s. the
youth could see the maiden blush OF naodesty
u,es thoroughly in love, and frieud near
ln,!said, ''hTat's : very pretty girl" Beau
tiful::'' - Gene with me aud will introduce
! sou." He entered pirate roou- where
the young dlrcirle pt :IerTrslchoEe Was re-
fteehtng herself with elass Of champagne,
and vas introduced. Tue young lady raw
he was modest, livery rich shisresed their
| m,,tuAl tt1end 10 him. and she 1t ouce paid
him every attention. How bright the lA1neu
must be 10 the poor moth whose wings arc
eiuged. lie escorted her home. She VAS pru-
cr ut, and he eou11 not SO further than the
doc7 OF her humtie house. in which reaite1
h.1 parents 1td large family, supported By
| tie eAt1tiop. Of 4 lutiful daughter. That
night his dreams were bright, and nigh: after
| night hp frcehened tb..se dreams by riew o1
| his beloved Que. 4 slort time passed sssu6
lie pt.roeel to make that bright creature hi
fc1cycr. She confessed she loyed him in re
| turn fer his atcctiun. aud would marry him
He kneT his parents would not consent to 1
marriage CT this sort, hecAure he was tn
.uunx, and then they had m oll-fasliune.
prejudice to those who danced for living
fspveser, they we're married secretly. IN,
, loves young dream w4s Eratiael Eai- al4s
. et,mc Kind friend info1uet the f4sher OF tn
, | bridegroom. and the old gentleman watching
tis opportunity, locked his sou up il his apaE'
! rncnt md kept Tim from the presence OF hi
: trtle. The bride. missing her husband md
: | ir.iui1ieE, and found he wa under lock an
i ! hey. She demonstrates with his ra.rnts, t'c
: | it Is no use, ard the unfortunate Lid Will n
!, / man prisoner until Hood sweeps the ten
i 1!a and her AWAY or until she tinda betts
T. aid more profitable engagement. Such
= life