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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-30

DEPARTURE OF THE GEN. WHIrEEY.-The Gen
erdl Whu,eg, built by the Harlan IL HOlhns-
worth Co.. aud named by President Grant, If
expected to sall from this port on Monday next
for New FORK or Boston, which will be her trial
trip, and sue will at once enter into service on
her line between those two cities. The WhuHey
is freight steamer, bnt is nevertheless fitted
up in elegant style. The officers dining room
aud sleeping apartments are very handsomely
furnished The floors are caTpeted with brus-
sells, the berths aud furniture are solid walnut,
the beds are OF the patent felt. the drapery iz
rep and all Corresponds throughout. The un.
der officers apartments are also very nicely htted
up with walnut beTths and felt beds. Steam
was tirHt raised in the boilers yesterday. The
most approved machinery is being put in, and
the Whitney will be one OF the stauncheHt yes
sells that sails on the high seas. The officers
are already here. and Capt Halett is superin-
tending the fitting out Of his vessel.
REAL ESTATE IN CHESTER COUNTY The follow
ing il published to chow the present value of
real estate in Chester county The farm of the
late John TTaynor 1l6 acres, in Lower Oxford
township sold at public sale by the execu
tors on the 39th ult., to James Smith, Of Elkdae
for 500 so per acre.
The Fitzgerald farm OF 80 acres, in East Not.
tnghsm township, was sold at public sale on
Saturday last to Jesse Nipple, of Delaware coun
| ty, for S3j 0l per acre.
The farm OF the late John Hooker decd ii
East Nottingham township, was sold at public
sale by the administrator on Thursday last to Ell
Clendenin, OF Little Britain township. Lancaster
/ county, for $29O0 1t contains 81 acres.
| The farm OF Emanual Pennypacker, Eas
| Pikeland, containing 10 acres was sold at public
| sale October Goth, to Henry Deavy, Of Wes
| Vincent, at 300 per acre.
The farm of Henry Keely, decd, West Pike
land, containing l04 acres was sold at public
Il sale October 2lst, to Joseph Hallman, SAINT
| township. at $S2 per acre.
The farm of Jacob Bush, East Pikeland, col,
tanning Ill acres was sold at public sale ootobe
23d to John Detwiler, of Schuylkil township, a
| 9ll9 so per acre.
i The Farm of George & Henry Hall, of Charles
town township, containing % lcres, was sold a
public sale, October 23d, 10 Geo. Hall. sam
township, for 50 375.
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proposals.

UyATER BRPaRTMENr,
w CHIEF BNGI EEk'S OFFICE, /
WILsIEeToE, nRL., Oct. 70. 1873. !
PROPOSALS FOR sHINGLE ROOF.
Sealed Proposals will bo received at thiP once,
until P. M TUESDAY, November eth, for cover
ing with sningle the roof Of City Mil No. 2.
ANY reformation in lelaunu to the same can be
he on application at this Office
IN right is eserved to reject any or all bids.
Proposals 20 he addressed 10 the undersigned and
endorsed " Proposals for Shingle Roof, &c ~
O. Ii. q GALLAGHFR,
oct99 Ct Chief Rngiu er.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-30

PR PARE YOURSELF f>r a rsiny DAY by iHves ing
In LoaU Asst CiatiOn 1he l yt0n is forming, and
shares can be had vet LichteIstens.
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SnxrGlug.

DoARDING-Rooma at the N. W. corner of
- oct2s-tf EIGHTH AND WEsT SITS.
DoARDING Very desirable apartments to let
ID with board. At -....-.-s......,
MRs p, A. TOWNSENDS,
oct6tf Sc Mart ct Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-30

THs PEOPLE who dealt with Bayne last year go
baCk 10 him this.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-30

WI fees ana Spices &C HOUSTONS,
II Rast FnnTth Street.
A.SPIoRs, PURE CLOVES, CINNAMON aud An
- 'f''N' " ,HOUsToN's, u E. 4th Street,
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RrufessiauSI Cards.
OELAWARE IMsTITuTE.

corner of Eighth and woastcn streets, VII, De,;
4 sslect school for both sexes. special slunenis
OF Latin, Music, BOOK keeplng m 81, D'sss' ts,ms
oct1hI MILTON JACKSON, NJ, 3 Principal.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-30

Tus WILMINGTON eloe will sing at Asbury con-
cert
The sun., 1873-10-23
gtal fsiah.

uAMEs NJ. MILLER, AUCTIONEER.
POSITIVE SALE
vEIY VALUABLE PROPERTY
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Known "a the
BARNEY BOWERS TRACT.
Being part Of the late estate Of Jacob Lorillard,
deceased situated directly opposite the residence Of
james Gordon Bennett, Esq. and containing about
100 CITY LOTS
on Tenth ay, Audubon av., and 18th St, 1 widened
This property will be sold at auction on
WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER ",
At IL O'Clock NJ.
Exchange sacsroom III Btoadway
by
JAMES NJ MILLER. Auctonecr.
sixty per cont. may remain on bond and mortgage
Guide maps and maps Of the property. at the office Of
a. l
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gtturts.
8ubIit Qo!l;ts.
OWN sEnvICE C0M,ll~,loN.

OWL SERVICE C0MNil~~tON.
~ MAhlHHoToS, oct % 1873.
Notice shcrcby given thar An examination OF appli.
chnb for Adm sson 10 tle Ciyl service u the United
states III be hel AT ilc clty OF hew N0r. ON o about
the thirteenth day Uf November next. II u necc,s ~
mat ihpee dthrlig TO compete NJ sue CNamuat on
should SEM 70 their applications to the pr per d"pAr.
ncnt, al Washington, IN the form required hy Inc cly
service rules IN surh season that ten daIs notice may
be sent by man q tho several applicants appear
shall specify Copies OF The rnles stating the form Of
the application ~ be made TO tho deplrtcuts for
animation may be obtaned by addressing Kdward o.
Graves Esq. chief examiner, 1S2s street, ashil n
ton, ID. g" Or OF Janice Miller, 6<T Broadway or OF
city.
D. EATON Chairman
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Orr @Oors.

POPULAR PRICES
SNIrH'- ~ rTENN BAIAAR, 81 Brosdway.
: near liUt r. FULL LINE u FASHIONS Tie
NEW RfnlNGufE nov ready. Patterns ntcd TO the
FORM warranted perfect. CLOTH MODEL given " m
each pattern. Cutting and basting done promptly
open until o. O'Clock =. ".
nc. DAMAGE ingra,n carpets ARM sosret.
- aud blue blInkets ~ los pricos lJi Chambers ~
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STEAMBOATS, ano 8aiIruaos

7 one ISLAND RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, Oct 20. 1879 trains will leave
james slip follows Leave sh ST. Ess, river afteen
| minutes isteri
500 A. A., Rockawsy express.
iGWA ", Port Jefferson. Locust valley. and Hemp.
'$%%N., Rssfsvsy &C; accommodation. I ,.... ,,,.
through 70 uieenport Wednesdays and saturdays
IS ~ SpJfa FSl9 pJes.on "ap'is locust valley and Hemp
sou u. Locust valley and Hampstead express
600 p. M.' Northport and Rocksway accommodation.
Trains connect At Jamaic, with East New York. and
at Mncos with Hampstead
sgNpAY TRAINS leave Hunter. Point % folloyysi
sN9b. n" Norihport accommodation train.
Wv ''' wv JSo.'B' MoRToTb, Superintendent,
OESNsYI.VANIA RAILROAD.
Tram. leave sew YORK from toot OF Desbrosses and
EiPrcs. i9f iiiri.huie Pittsburgh, the. West, ana
south w,ih Pqlhgan rs'cc' M rs pinched' '~ A. M, D.
For Baltimore Washington and the south. via Penn.
gP;, tor Baltimore and Washington. via b. aud d.
TSprcss Tor Phindciphii. 9, .. sg A. NJ. ia.p.SL57
5.9 aIN, y p NJ, and u night Sunday s. l. ''N sN
:, tSr phladelpha yis Kensins'on. at A. NJ snd $50
Emigrant and second class. 10, p NJ
"a 2, NsTfrs si6 a. Il 'i1o "A ''ss6 s m siS sM ~
S, $40 "a ii%yr M' and u night sunday SD $40
FOR Eilsbeih, b. $40 ! 7.io $40 30. II A. NJ. ig w.
IL an $40 $40 iio i.Bi 5a,5 O6. 6.'u6lij ~ $40,
70 tbS r. M ana u night sunday 20, S.io 49, and
For Railway. g. sgJ. !, s:io .. 10 M.ilM.i.g, 9sl.
SIC $40, 10, i iu. 40. t hu. $50 t slu, 10 T. W.,
ana " might. SUNDAY. 5.ln c.i1 and i:%i I. VI.
2Sl, $50, ga, and 4. NJ.
For New Brunswick,1 I and slO \. VI. .. ami u VI. 2.
$40 t0 $50. 60. 80 +. H. and u ght sunday. bO.
and 7Sl r. NJ.
pm.
For Lsmhertvilic and Flemington. "a. N. and p. NJ
For PhIpsburg and Brlyldere, andtP =, NJ
Accommodsuon for Bordentown. Bnrlington. and
Camden ana 93J A. ~, ll.D, 2, 4. 5, and p. N.
For Freehold, Z A. NJ. andsPM.
l9T Jsnsfs,oa,g PegSs1,op camden' NJ and vi.
Tfp9s srriye a. foowsi From Pitt,bursh, 50 io,,'
daily. except Monday, From ws.nnpften snd Bstl
more. 6i9, and sin A, NJ ~ and lOSt A. ~ snnIy,
$50 ib.i5 iiN ii;s5 A. 81 2:rs SS5 f5 sos, Ts. SIT
aud lnl +. NJ Sunday, 522, $50, $40, $50, i0l5 iiiO
A NJ. 3i5. iO:2i Y. ".
Ticket ofrce., SIS, es. 2li, and 81 broadway; so
Astor House and foot OF DesbrOsses and COrtlandt
sta. Emigrant llcket olaee. Batter. place.
a j. CNsSArr, u, NJ BOYD. Jr.,
General Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent.
The sun., 1873-10-23

AMERICAN IN-rIrUrE FAIR.
N NOW OPEN,
ID and Sd avs, between sd aud 6ith sts..
New York
CROWDED DAY AID EVENING
with select ana fashionable audiences.
UNEQUALLED ATTRACTIONS
Interesting Manufacturing PrOcesses,
MACHINERY II MOTION.
NEW GAS ENGINE.
Complete Mandatory Of = -. -.
LADIES' AND MISSES SHOES.
Upward Of 100 pairs Of Orsets made daily by
1lE WONDERFUL CORSET LOOM.
.1'" S0yTL KSiTfiNG MACHINERY.
Brush Making Steel Forging
HtEf.-TAK1NG MACHINERY.
Vacuum pum2,i Wopid Maeil9cyi ,c92TcSc o. other
- - Never before exhibited
by K.atings Orchestra, Afternoon aud Evening
GENUINE BROOK TROUT.
Presented by K q. ALLER1oS Eeq., weighing
- FtOHT AND ONE-HALF POUNDS
MISS JULIA GRIFFIN,
THE YOUNG SCULPTOR.
WILL MODEL FROM LtPE
Afternoon and EveninL Open from A. ". TO 10 T. ".
ADMISSION. 80 CENTS. CHILDREN, 25 CENTS.
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SALE IN EOKECLOsuRE.

ny ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT.
800 beautifully situated building lots ana six small cot.
tsges at Dougaston. Long Island township Of Flush.
ng). near railroad station, adjoining Mr.. 81 r. Doug
lass private park and overlooking Long Island Sound
and Little Neck BAY, will be- sold at the North Shore
Hotel on Friday. oct 81, at NJ.
This will be- rare chance to secure valuable lots at
low hgurc ~ under the circumstances the property
will probably 10 for far less than its real value.
The sas will he IN plots " tW1 city lots and upward
Terms ~ per cent cash and balance In 81 days payable
the Olcc of charles r. N.. referee, III Broadwa
whore the deeds Will be ready fbr delivery.
Persons having small amount Of ready money and
knowing this property will not fail to see that this Is
an opportunity OF very rare occurrence. .
Persons desring to view the property can leave Hunt
cr's Point on Flushing and North Shore Railroad at
A
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p,rsunal hout,s.

fl,rsuuaI hout,s.
4 SUCCESSFUL prAetlrc ~ ~ years Ia New YORK
bity. aud other diseases enables pr LEWIS to effect
cures when all other. tan. OnG', Beach ~,
Ii. skin Diseases old ulcers and eruptions cured
n by Dr FULLER, 81 Greenwich At. near Franklin.
Ir RauCH'- oil for rheumatism. PSI < Bowery.
h. ANA all druggists. General depot, S5 Pearl 81.
IF mn. DIVINE don't come forward within
olvs and pay for nNng and storage for wagon u VIII
BE- sold for expenses. joins ZIMERMAN
~ Mrs. Mcdonald. that left her clothes in Newark
snd went 10 RfO ihn, would call At "a Clarke st..
oprng NeN 4 ork she can gei them.
=. VI. hox iis-Induire for letter In sun Office
81 It -lll explain about bonds.
IEDI,AL.-To the sinlcted.-An di sease. and
WI complaints trcaed no tees unless ed satsfao
toryi consultation free. Dr. WEST 81 BleecKer st.,
near BrOadway.
STKICrUR u, nstula aud piles m II cally cured with
- out knife caustc, or detention fro IN business dts
eases OF the geneIafe organs diseases and deformies
OF the eye nose, lace person. aud all important
HENRY A. DANlELS. VI. d.. IA Lexington Az.
STEy. v. X. D.-come to the old place. 2si Broad.
- way. F.B
'U,uE CONFE--IONr OF An NINvAIID.-
L Published as warning aud for the benent OF oung
men and others who suffer from Nervous Debility &c.
BY one who has cured himself supplying the Of
self aud sent free " charge. Address
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR box 1888, Brooklyn. Y.
The sun., 1873-10-23
mo pr,mstlc company wIII rclnaln precI.ely

ACADEMY TONIC RROw. ERNANI
N SPECIAL NOTICE Free list suspended.
Twelfh subscription night Of the
STRAKOSCH GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
TOMORROW HRiDAN ENENINu. Oct. u, at g.
by special request, ERNANl.
Mile. Ostnva Torriani second tnc)
sig Campanini (second tme) krnani
NJ Victor Maurcl second tme) Don Carlos
sg Nannett second time, as 90. Don Ruy uomez
Grand Chorus Of Fifty. Grand Orchestra of SIXTY.
Musical Director AMI Conductor sig MUZlO.
on SATURDAY, oct ~, at isO Z. NJ,
GRAND NILSSON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
On MONDAY EVENING, oct n at
second time this season Of Molarts chef dpuyre,
DON GIOVANNI NILSSON.
efCOND JOINT APPE AkANCE Of the THEE PRIME
DONNIE or rHE srRAkOsCH OPERA COMPANY.
MILE. osTAvA ToRRIA ~, NILE ALICE MAREsi
CAMPANINf MAlREI, NANNEIEl,
sCOLARA. sc.
". I'm active preparation, LIS HUGUENOTS.
PRICES OF ADMISSION, EvG PERFORMANCES;
General Admission. ~. Family Circls, 81
Reserved seats according TO lOcatiOnl and " cNtra
NOTICE Prices for MATINEE Oct. e At l.3O l.. Nj
Admission, o.. Reserved Seats. OIL extra.
Seats and boxes Tor all the above now at the Acade.
my also, 1Oi Broadway and III broadway
SPECIAL NOTICE.
OF TUESDAY, OCT y. GRAND OPERA CONCERT,
ny the principal
ARTISTS OF THE STRAkOSCH OPERA COMPANY.
For full particulars see Concert Advertisement.
The sun., 1873-10-23
11tunlt1...{tmaIts.

.snt and re,urned n quantities by express free Of
srsss,. "a coher. pay Hso, Ny prices are good and
ny operators crn mare from to 70 so ~ npo,s ~
,ns ~, ,a SRos 'se ,eet eam ceesns
nce, with al the latest inproyement,; Victor, Do
nestle Bennington, secor Wheeler Miwis"n w shEe, E'
ind1eements e,Sr offered 10 ge, nachne and make
chino. are paid iof 4 small q.go,lt required Come
'"''' ''' W" ~ ',. i. Il. BtCkwALTER
h's' ''h u, oppos'o s'eNsr's'
NTNA, Wheeler 4 Wilson, and all nret.class new
6nh aPsi eseher. S sent to r house rec shs apon
wrsnpers ladies' suits and nndcrearrncnts given out
We cIsy ~ per dozen e2r shrts ln SHIRT makers nnd
nnisher' Wsn'eu' NV neecAe' ST. agents N'n'cu'
a wa rTED-Fir.tclsss shirt ironcrs starchcis.
Incrica ony good @ hands need apply god wascs apd
.tpcnTss nsii sYf fuil parralaI1 aprh ~ ~ os
.ornh Laundry 81 ehh'"h pace ''l So west oil bTosu
., :, : ,.,,..,, go, W. =, ,,,... -.
nh19rs = the SeSnf Ma'h;nr & Sti,n9S 60 ~
80 ~ccK and WORK, Every machine warranted ave
n clas, ewing machine. al 81! tulton .t near i,
mond ard s'' Grand st. bet eh ana ia "ln'ourch
EilK ~ s., ", M i'j]n.., ] , to.! tf2
'ufai'heaa' excellent prices. roofhNKErs '"alar
FEMAln TEACHER wanted mT2ca,,tgy in school
JOSEPH j. tuMrkiNs. Trustee.
Glni from is 10 70 ycfr. TO- asst in hcG;ew%ss
linton sv.
ann a., hov.cvork anon, 10 yc,rs OF age
.int .un' ,r,. -. ~ tt"",p y, 'at ,unt,r'
pacc.
ntut 10 ie,-, ~, vc.ts. n,ia after the nrat
Hlni' ~ 'r'r. ~ 4. ~. "" "i''' '"o "'''
,vuvr,r,,Sv 4 Wilson r,,,,,,,e m GOOD order
Whrr'rh q "soi y, .,, w.. !',''' ~ II hpuu @ V'ur''
n only ~ other Kinds at siO each ." 'd W.
ICAkboUh'~ IRISH fLAA IHHhApS'
~ avvtNo u,cu,NI, ruvu,ns
WAX MACHINE THREADS.
I'VE hest satisfaction for all descriptions or work
IlA-TEKs.- Blstcrs on lined coats steady work
ID ami good wages. ~ Nhitc ST. top moor.
nRRS-MAkkR saatcdi also apprentices paid
~ Nhile learning, AZ ''3 YIN aN'
EIRsT-CI.N-- "frratora on wheeler Wilson's
machlntT on ah'- NiI y tT.l'hi- 7" NnFN ~ honl'
Ca, WIN sample oi ~ aud rfcrcuccs De- Tcrn R.hd
IL. ". only. SlhhN SlthNN hreat JoheeN'
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SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1878.

laying her hand on his head, gently
stroked his hair Frank put his arms
around her and while she wiped away
his tears, he confessed all. He promised
ample amends in future. In Daisy's
eyes there was look of delicious tri.
umph plainly visible.
Frank enjoyed the little trip they
concluded to take West, much more
than he did his honeymoon People
wondered little but ceased when they
could fnd out nothing as Frank settled
down after their return and made a
model husband while Daisy, fragile and
delicate as ever, more gentle and affec-
tionate, governed him completely where
he was to have been absolute monarch.
He looked so happy and satisfied in be-
ing thus governed that it took away
half the malicious pleasure his friend
expected to feel when he paid hin
second visit, last autumn, and witnessed
Franks mcekly pushing pcrambulator
along the garden walk which contained
his youngest baby, the ownership Of the
said baby being an houor to which his
most brilliant conquest in his flirting
days was as nothing in comparison
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Deserted.

He took her hand, and locked at her;
No sound did that deep Stiffness stir:
Even the weary, wandering rain
Had ceased to beat upon the pane;
Only about the perfect mouth
sigh, more faint than the faint south,
lowered moments space, and then
Died into nothingness again.
The words he spoke were bpIpf and slow
What could he say she did not know
What pulse of that impeiuous soul
But owned her calm, serene control?
No need fer him 10 test her heart
With cunning fence Of verbal art;
Only tie ask and wait her will,
And, wipning--lossng g-love her still.
Perhaps she wavered; aye, perhaps
The shadow of the cloud that wraps
The future frona our questioning gaze
Let in some glimpse of after days,
Some hint of all she might possess
In that true spirits tenderness,
But if her weaker life might move
Unto the music of his love.
Perhaps! Who knows? He only knew
The large gray eyes wsre dim with dew,
Saw only on the mouths sweet bloom
The shadow Of reluctant doom,
Felt only one sad gentle word,
nd then through that deep stiffness heard
Once more the weary wandering rain
Beat dull against the window pane.
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How TO 30 Dols.--1f y'u have =
good dog tha, kills or rms sheep, and
don't want to shoe; him, built pm 10
fee: square and run pole across the top
and then pick the largest AMI Oldest
buck cf the flock, Put him in the pen
get your dog with collar around his
neck. and rope to draw u, over the
middle of the pole, so that the dog will
have his forcicst swinging off of the
ground IA few inches. Get out of the
pen, qnd let the buck give him several
good butts, and then turn him loose
This is n sure cure. tried it on my
fathers dogs when | was boy; never
knew thsm even to cross a field where
the sheep were grazing.
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YOUTHFUL SPONTANEOUSLY on see,
grandma, in sucking eggs We just pcrfor-
ate IN aperture in the apox, and cor
responding apex in thc base, and by
applying the egg to the lips, and forc-
bly, inhalins the breath, the she'll is en-
tirely discharged"
"Bless my soul" exclaimed the old
lady, what wonderful improvements
they do make. Now, in my young days
they just made hole in both ends of
the egg and sucked"
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An Awkward Predicament.
By A. BACHELOR.

Dan has been at me again, and am
in trouble, as i always am whcnI listen
to his internal nonsense. That man is
never SO we'll satisfied as when he has
got me in trouble, and | shall never be
at rest until he is in his grave, or has
been put in prison for life, as | hope
and expect ha may be ere long
am not naturally of revengeful
| disposition, but the patience Of Job
b-went at last, aud am not Job by any
.Rieans--far from it.
y We Merc out on the bay, fishing, and
had capital time. The pI5Icrar ~.
quickly at the flushing spoons, and|we
captured noble spoilS, when that in.
famous Dan proposed that VIC shouil
take bath. | a;.recd. aud We were
soon in Il shaded nook among .hc iSlrnds.
dashinS about in The cnln wa,cr bu,
Dan soon got tired of it, sayin. that h.
was ai'rAi | OF rhcam,tisn, AMI lres, ,c |
himself. while stayed in the water.
having aool time generally
vt last | came ou, and pr, on 4 shir:
well, an under garment, leaving thc
rest Of my clothing in the boat, anl
went back in the shade to hav smoke
Dan ycd behind for moment, and
then came up and Joined me.
The day was delightful, and had
forgotten all about the bat, when was
reused by wild shout from Dan, and
jumping up, with my drapery floating
out gracefully in the summer breeze.
followed the direction of his pointing
finger, aud saw our boat, two or three
hundred yards trom the shore, floating
away before the breeze, aul--oh, horror
of horrors my clothing va4 in it.
Hold on" | cried IN swim out
aud get it.
Il wouldn't do that, Bach, said Dan.
There is boat comm, up, and, unless
| am very much mistaken, there are
| ladies' in it. You are not cxacil; in bill
costume, and, If were you, d stay on
shore.
Sing out to them, then, ard tell them
To bring back that cusscd boat. never
went anywhere with you yet but got
into trouble, Dam
'Taint my :aull il the boat floats
away, is it 2 reared Dan, fall OF ndignn
ton. You'd better charge out on tn.
bay, and sing out yourself you'd LOOK
well doing it,
The boat was now rapidly approach
ing the island, aud Dan intimated tha,
| had better climb tree, because the
boat contained a couple Of lady friends
snw the danger, and went up tree
like squirrel, perchins myself aWorg
tho branches, aud Dan went down and
yelled to them to bring the boat. One
OF the boys got hold of the painter, AMI
towcd her back to the beach look ng
suspicipusly at the clolhiug which lay
upon the thwarts
My horror knew no bounds when |
recognized in one of the ladies Julia
Dean, my pc cnt inamorata, aud cold
pcrsriratiop started from every pore as
realized my si,ualiop.
Dan welcomed them glccfully and, to
my horror apd dismay, after the ladies
had stepped out Of the boat, the boys
lifted out n large hamper, drew the
boats high aud dry on the beach, and
and showed every intention Of camping
out
Did | fell mean? NO, gentlemen
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A WEES STRATEGY.
BY NJ. KERCHEN AZ,

Frank Horton was pleasant fellow
when he had his own way. lie was
HANDSOME and wealthy, perfect in the
art IF aifii"y, and great tavori;c in
society.
His mother hnd spoiled him in his
infancy; he had been peItcd child, aud
untortun 1tcly, had always had his own
way. His idess in fc9ard to u.atritnouy
"s'>-.'r-' s''v"" ~ ,,r.= f.a,~"u7, ~, vru
day when he surprised them ali hy
marrying pretty little creature whom
he insisted WAS as near as p, ,;ssibc 70 his
ideal
Frank cou'd make himself vcry
agreeable when he was so disposed. As
Il gallant he WAS delightful: So il w.s
not SO surprising after nil, as is 10 be
presumed !ic Kept in the back gruunl
the reverence the worship, he us su.
perior being, intended to exact from
this same ideal.
Aiier the bridal trip, they establish
ed themselves in iittlc gam of house.
with every convenience for comfort
And to his particular friend he said. Il
have MT married from any lofty mosves
OF love, though my Aife is the dearest
being ia che world would ..t for n
kingdom have married uue Of tn ,se
self sufficient, brilliant women, who like
to show their power over man and
rejoice in pctticoat rule. A man dare
not look at another woman lest they
irown, and show their displeasure |
intend to be an example to all husbands
hcnceforth
Franks friend piticd the poor little
wife. Not that he feared she would
have to suffer absolute wong but Ilor.
ton might flirt-iudced he avowcd his
'n'en'lon To do SO whenever he pleased,
and ii is so easy to wound loving heart,
and peace and happiness depart MS ctTcc-
tually under such treatment as if actual
blows were given,
The friend wsns home to dinner with
Frank, aud was duly presented to his
wife. She WIS delicate little creature
with gay. cheerful manners, extremely
winning-showing her devotion to
Frank in that indescribable way so
tattcrins to its objcct-said object look
ing particularly gra,tied AMI conse
4ucnlal at the evidence his friend was
having that his system was working as
we'll in practice as it had sounded in
theory.
The friend could hardly tell upon
what particular greands he based his
opinion, but after that iy1t interview he
lost all fears for the future of the fragile
delicate being Frank had taken for a
wife, and to feel there might be posi-
bility of his receiving some of the les
sous in submission his mothers partiali-
ty had spared him in his youthful
days.
To those who hays studded the face
as an index of character, there are
certain signs that rarely prove untrue
In Dalsys face there was that which
did not coincide with the first received
idea Of frasiliIy aud softuess The small
firmly closed mouth, dropping eyclids,
the decided, coutralto voice, and whto
firm hands, showed plaiuly that she
would find way to assert and maintain
her dignity.