Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-11

An INDIAN RoMANCE.-The Lucknow Times
tells us that little while ago a gentleman, de-
seribed as of "rather prepossessing appearance,
came TO that place, bringing with him letters OF
introduction to several people in moderate cir
cumslances. With these people he lived lana nav
ing repres ented himself as a gentleman oil SUD-
stance, being sole owner and possessor OF one
lakh and fifty thousand rupees, was treated win
the utmost Difference and courtesy, and iurtneF,
was permitted to gain the affections OF young
lady whose only personal attractions appeared
to be a profuson of valuable jewelry which she
constantly spOrted. The young lady explained
that her father was an extra assistant comlnls-
sioner stationed at something less than thou
sand miles from OOnao, and possessing an es-
tate of immeaSurable extent and incalculable
value, to which she was the heiress. A match
was very soon arranged, and the young couple,
as happy as wealth and affection combined could
make them, were married, and left Lucknow
on their wedding tour few days ago.
Aud here the tale, to be a happy one,
should end, but unfortunately, this is not the end
of the tale. The gentleman took his bride TO
BuXar, where il turned out that he was engaged
in the truly delectable and highly remunerative
profession of fireman on the East India railway,
drawing the munifcent salary of forty rupees a
month, and it was with feelings of unutterable
anguish that he felt it his duty TO inform the
lady that the lakh and half of rupees were in
the hands of another party, who obstinately
refused to give up the money on the ground OF
his being the rightful owner of it. The bride
bore the disappointment with stoical equanim
ity, and informed her husband, with unfeigned
regret, that a similar difficulty existed with re-
gard to her fathers estate near Oonao. The
estate was there all right, of course, but 1t was
encountered TO such an extent that il was lm-
possible to get at it. The nature of the encum-
brance, too, was extremely peculiar; an old
lemindar had another estate on top of it, and
he obstinately refused to take il off. And the
whole of the valuable iewelry, which had proved
so excellent bait, had been returned to the
brides sister and the other ladies from whom
it had been borrowed for the occasion. Ii is
said that the pair bear their common dSap-
pointment with very good grace, and are as
happy as can be expected under the eircum-
stances.
A REMARKABLE NEW RAILRoAD.-Wherea are all
the new railroads building in the west to find
profitable businessG This question is being asked
by those who are invited to loan money upon the
bonds of the roads under construction, and it is
very proper query. But there are, here and there,
railroads which give their own best answer to the
question. Among these exceptional cases Is the
Chicago, Danyile and Nincennes railroad, which
is to be the great coal road for Chicago and the adj
jacent country. 1t is airline route by which the
block and bituminous Goals of Indiana will reach
the manufacturing cities of the northwest. 1t has
been in operation since December last and the re-
markabe fact concerning 1t is that one division Of
total interest upon the entire bonded debt of the
whole road and dividend upon the stock beside.
The actual figures are given in au advertisement
elsewhere in this papers, and are worth careful
examination.
The road that is showing these very unusual earn
ingS has light mortgage debt, and its first mort
gage bonds are having very ready sale to the most
careful investors Their entire safety is assured by
the large and ncrea sing income of the road, and 1t
is evident that paying per cent gold interest and
selling at 80, they are profitable we'll 1t will be
well for those who have any surplus funds to call
upon the agents here and get further particulars
concerning this very desirable loan.
Weinberg Bros, S57 Main street, have now COM
plete assortment of ladies', gents aud chidren's
Merino undergarments. Also, full line of Nerino
cotton fleece lined and fancy striped hose.
Read the following testimonials of Worcester
people cured by DR.. Henion:
E. E. Burden, of the firm of Richards, 0Tetcalf &
Co., Al Main street, cured OF catarrh by DR..
Heniou; viii answer inquiries.
Miss Alvira P. Gilbert, 46 Newbury street. Wor-
cester, cured Of cancer under the'arm in i've days
by Dr. Henion without pain. Miss Gilbert will be
pleased to give any information to any suffering
from such terrible disease as regards Dr. Henions
treatment, and will answer inquiries.
All those who do not enjoy good health should
go to the Bay State house and consult DR.. Henion.
Consultation free.
Just opened, another new lot of slipper patterns,
at very low prices. WEINBERG BROS,
357 Main st.
IMPORTED FLOWER RooTs.-I have just received
a very choice assortment of Dutch bulbs, which l
will sell at low prices. j. L. BURBANK,
Corner Main and Elm streets.
Great reduction inIGerman and French corsets, at
Weinberg Bros, 357 Main St.