The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13

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situated near Kern River, Cal, is de-
lighting the Indians Of that vicinity.
The London Telegraph says that when
Canada wishes to separate from Great
Britain the latter will make no object
ion.
A new style Of china for dinner sets is
Of a bright crimson color, with large gilt
monogram in the center, and border to
match
The Paris Debats recently published a
four-column review # "Robertson's Ser
mons. which IS rather new depar-
ture" in French journalism.
George Mcdonald says: II know Of
a man 50 sensitive that he shuts his ears
to his sisters griefs, because it spoils his
digestion to think Of them"
An exchange says that Jean Ingelow
is drinking in the skies Of Italy" We
would ike to know how she got there,
and what she finds to drink
A queer individual at Keokuk, Iowa,
called on an undertaken and got measur-
ed for a coffin He said he wanted no
measuring tapes about his remains.
The New York Evening Mail says:
''The most beautiful belle in society at
present is a Spanish lady, said to be one
Of the most beautiful women in Ameri-
ca.
The Daubury News says: ''The latest
tip for hats is a perfect likeness Of Mr..
Greeley. The picture is so very natural
that it seems as if it would almost
swear.
A gentleman from Fort Wayne, Ind, /
lately received a magazine from pro- +
minent London publishing house, adj
dressed Fort Wayne, Philadelphia,
United States
a negro in Jacksonville Fla, while
under the influence Of chloroform es-
capped from the dentists hands, and run
ming througe the streets, Jumped into the
river.
An old and respected Nevada gentle
man named Swift, who was assaulted by
a highwayman, threw his assailant
down and cut his throat. Vengeance
was Swift that time.
An old lady in New Hampshire, loval
to agriculture and its apostle, has in
sisted since the Cincinnati Convention
upon wearing to church an ancient white
hat Of her husbands.
The St louis post office has been
located so far west that the Democrat
0ngratulates itself that there are troops
nough at the arsenal to protect it from
indian deprodations.
The wholesale German emigration to
America is attracting great attention in
Europe, and various theories are given II
to account for it, the best Of which is that
the people are poor and want to do better
AEE Arkansas Love story. !
Twelve years ago pretty coquette Of
Galloway county, KY, found her court G
reduced to two persevering suitors named.
respectively, Eldridge Miller and VII
liam ochrader, who, having outstaved =
half a score Of less pertinacious rivals.
now competed vigorously with each other I
TOR the last Irritation Wisely CONCLUDING
that her opportunities for a settlement in
life were not likely to be so frequent As Z
they had been, and that it was time TO j,
choose between the two last admirers for
her future lot, the lively lass, after due C
study of the subject, told Schrader. who
was a WldQWer, that she should ALWAYS I
esteem HIM as 4 very dear friend. and
placed her hand in that Of Mr.. Miller for "
lte. As Is quite common in such cases. -,
The gentleman selected for friendship ar Al
'epted ms fate with very bad grace, and =,
'etused mequivocally to forgive his =,
lVai success. Thence ensued between | fir
us family and the families of Miller and ! b
us bride much hard feeling, which had
or one Of Its final effects a determine
ION Of the young husband and wife 70 Is Is
cave their native State and make a new Ri
ome somewhere in the wilds of Arkan- Re
As. 1t was Alillers intention to turn ~
raue farmer in the Southwest, and
)und homestead there for the two
tile ones multiplying his household ST
ares IN due succession; but the soil Of
-rkansas proved stubborn. the hard
mes, and, As the war of secession BEGAN
bout that time, he suddenly solved the
roblem Of married life by joining the =
Outhern army la
Marching TO battle, he left wife and
lDes IN most embarrassing condition c
poverty, which, however, they en- Ey
lred patiently until the news of a great
attle involved in Its lists of fatalities the
ID tidings that they were widowed and !
theriess. Upon recovering from the so
'st shock of her bereavement Mrs Sw
Iller took refuge with her HELPLESS wa wa
larses IN the hospitality proftered by ria
'rtam sympathlzing relatives i'm Henry cas-
,unty, Tenn, where, 10 her great aston sy o.
lment, she was presently greeted bv the
r Old lover, Schrader. The latter ey- e. Err
AIMED that through continued record SO SO
her, having finally resolved to seek a in .
Cancellation with her husband. he had disc
ached Arkansas only in time to hear ~ AT; att
or MIllers death IN battle and her own per,
parture. As an old friend he felt i'm cas-,
lied to follow her, in the hope that he M. II
ght be able to render some friendly aIly
ice to her possible needs; and hoped was
At, for the sake of old times. she would E En-
j upon him las on a brother All this cert
: naturally grateful to the feelings of ces
pennlless widow, away from all the ~ I'm,
OF her early home and de- him
ldent upon comparative strangers. and dige
showed her gratitude SO plainly that an n,
object took courage to say more exec
DAYS were recalled. svmna- of
es revived, the patriot dead mourned OK oHli
concert, and new union proposed Ex..
e end of it all was that Mrs Miller r.,
anne Mrs. Schrader, and went with ties,
second husband to a new home nj Urn
ISLAND, in the State of her birth. IN IA a.
here, after a lapse of nearly nine subs
Is, the Murray Gazette describes the like
sehold as wildly agitated by the unan- a 5Gui
hceu arrival OF wonderfully ragged, tion
rded and gruff intruder, who intro of tn
ed himself as the late Eldridge Mil
otherwise known to the poets as a
cies OF Enoch Arden, ard informed perfe
aghast Schraders that he would trou- sw ~S
them for couple of children BELONG of All
to him. Mr.. Sehrader solicited some Kidn