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rB- If you want large and splendid stock
Of Hats and Caps to select from, go to
BowNE's Hat Store, 27i East State street,
Trenton. Gentlemen who have difficulty las
almost all haye) in getting, silk hats to fit
them should give him visit and get fitted
with the American Conformation" A fine
: stock of canes, umbrellas, &C. II.
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Jon PRINTING
Do you want posters?
Do you want hand-bills?
Do you want business cards?
DO you want neat bill-head?
Do you want tasty lettcr-head?
Do you want nice visiting card?
If SO, leave your orders at THE RECORD Of
fee, where they will be executed in the neatest
style and on the most reasonable terms.
CY- All the latest novelties in Ladies.
Leather Belts, is cts. to S1.00 VanHorn's tt
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and faded three-ply carpet, than tremble at
the bills sent home from the upholsterer's for
the most elegant parlor set ever made So
says some wise man. The next best thing is
to buy your chairs and parlor sets of TIrus.
4e Coryell street, Lambertville, whose bills
are SO reasonable that no one need "tremble. .
He can supply both the most stylish and the
plainest furniture at prices as low as they can
be bought in the large cities. Call and see.
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EAGLE DYSPEPSIA TR0CITEs For Sale in LAM
l.ertve, n. J.. ny G Frank Moore. Druggist M Is
N IL aud New Hope Pa.
Oct. l. fS73-6n. Z af
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

. Isn,sssssilta N. u. oct. Il, ,1sss.
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REGULAR MEETING OF New HopE DoR-
ouGH CoUNcIL, OcT. 10th, 1S73.-Present
Burgess Foulkc, and Councimen Smith, Con-
ners, Marley, aud Pickett. The minutes of
the last meeting were read and approved.
The Committee on lamps reported progress.
A sample post had been received and the bal
ance are to be OH hand in three or four days.
Street Commissioner McConnon presented
the following report of work ON road to
Whitely's Mills OH Back Road 10 toll-gate on
River Road, and at Iron Bridge in Septcm-
Der, 1878
Patrick McConnon, 81 days, at 81 70 81 10
John Mitchell, IL days, at 81 so IS 90
Michael Fennell, 124 days, at 80 10 81
Robert Nc Neal 81 days laying foot
walk Mt Iron Bridge, 9 SO
Owen Marley, n days, horses, wag-
on, and man, "a per day, 10 90
Edward Pickett, days, horse, cart,
and man, rs per day II 90
Matthew Clarke, ] day. hour, horse,
cart and man, 2 rs per day, o OF
James Nc Donold, 80 square feet flag
stone, 12l per foot, 10 90
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CRACKERS.

IL you.want tho choicest Kinds Of fancy Crackers
4 you will find them ut WYcKorr's, Church ST., near
Union. .ftat Xxx FIJI
Ang 90. 1879.
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POETRY.
vGa0, SAWoTG 0PiRlTvS.
DY DEAN sYANLEy,

The Veal, SsSete Sptrtfws, the most besstilsl O
III Latin hymns. sscribed 70 Rsbest the Pioua Kim
u vrance In the elsventh century. 10 sppoiatsd h
he Roman Church for WhitsuntIde, and In Luthesi
'Fosn of OrdisssIoa' (Ds aiels ''TAssaarus Hyasol
pstcus. II 81, v ss'il In the accompanying trans
stiou the attempt hss been nsde, whise pesservinl
u fas - possible ve:bal and rythnica likeness 4
he original 10 bring out tho 6sepss nsanisg which
'eUegs 70 The woeds whss considered % dssesibias
he pasely spifitual aspect Il Christianity.
Come, Holy Spirit from above,
And from the rnalms VI light aud love
Thine own bright rays impart.
Come, Father II the fathesIess.
Come. 0ivee of ali happiaess.
Come, Lamp ol every heart.
OThou, of comforter the besa, ... g..
OThOu. the s0uls most welcome susos,
OThou, our sweet repose,
Our rcstiag plsce from life's long car,
Our shadow frsm the wosids Ssses Glase.
Our se'aoe In au woes.
OLixht divins, au light sxcsllias.
Fil With ThyssH The iumost dwelling
OF souls sipcere and lowly;
Without thy pure divinity,
Nothing IN alI humanity
Nothing 10 strong o. holy.
Wash out csca dark and sordtd sesia--
wster each dry and srid plain,
Raise up the besiaed rsed.
Enkindle Whist 10 cold and chill
Relax the stiff and stubborn win,
Guide those that guidance nsed.
Give TO the good. who And In Taee
The Spirits pssfsct lihssty.
Thy seveufod power and love.
Give vistae ssrenxth its crown to win,
Give struggling souls their reat from sin.
Give esdiess peaes shove.
-1oeWsiisias Ae9aeiA<.
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This voas Hoxt Voav -oomoeisso
10 uOVO1.
~ BDwIN Bl.yVp.

~s's'ssf
This year--next year--s0mctims- never"
0aily did she tell;
hoseiesf after roselesi ever
Edied round and fell.
This year, and she blushsd denarely.
That wouh be too soon.
He could wait little. earely--
Tis already Jsne."
"Next yeas-that's almost to hurried"
Laughingiy said che:
For when onoe . girl b married,
No mere h shs fsse."
''Seostine-that y vague, lons waitiag
Many trouble briags;
Tw,xt delaying and debating
Lovo might uae biz wines."
"Nsver-wosd oe evil emsn."
And che sighed. ''Hcigh hot"
'Tls the hardest lot for wonsa
Lone through life TO 60:
This year; Oh, the dear months bless Asr
3os that year be csme,
wea hss love and soudly prsss'd her
Soon 70 chaaGs her naDe.
"Nsxt yssr---sasiy In The Nay siue
Was 70 b the day;
Lookd she swsetly toward thst gay tine
Cleaning far away.
'Sonetime~- he who watched beside hes,
shsdows DER her life
4
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lut sE9iHE8 f98- 'llQaU NIX
1oe JeAsssoe b II Londoa.

/. sE
1os Js4sssoe = u Ioadaa. 4 ,a,,.r-
T. Z. nasnan u going y Iusopa eam1
Dsa 1ies vaats 70 y 0ov9soe u rsua. J
'glyaaA bst y has = sAow.,, .aa''' .,,,., y 4
lW. 0lash, ~ we'll ksowu rsssausassre,
lsse peopsietos d Dslmoaieo's, Ii eaat liks
City, II dad. Gs.i 's.g ~ 5F !. "c'7es tit =
E1'esassasy Wsllss his god hsa,tA, ,apd !,
isads Ter - I've sonsysass -. H6isaesesl
UyooDol5 GO. taem uia.se p...sh s9,,s,ttr,,
} Ihs WAl0s OastslIsss AdssesA vaEunly,
:aseeads ~ seaisasios,se ,se Joauslfasahsva
of Cincisnsti, fos ~ Chsse yssslosuAsp.
i = SlAofsd lhaa rsplde OaGepguac, ,oths
'soasd hsoeA bully IA joaneilas, y 5eo,ll..
inR To this coantSy on acoountoE ~ p.es. !
- spSeSslsity IL RasiA aHs 10 ,sald,p
Aase ki1ee siGhAen ma. n, duelA q.g..t..s..
Ma Weo1s Sf 0sKalb sopty. Isdiaaa.
wrote TO Ne nan tom whom che ~ beea, !,
ssies divorced, aakias him II Ia ooulds's
'seks eass Of he ceillp ,1e pplied, .'Yss,
and ot yos, ton, end ixey we've married for
leAe16iN1 esusC fnii vfsed aka.sII s.nof,ursl
II, tNn sras,bsssos, ND Nm D r.
sAillasss have isst, ssjsasaisd. b. family
ssSsion,, ~. .tvssay, ,afsh aanivessa,y 81 !
thss wedjisg. Osly two parties wAo v1ss
prtssas twsaiyi ~ ysara - vsss pssssss3, !,
- ~ dlves assivpgsagy. r, s''3' n
Ths Sollovisg b gives = : revised asd
eos5vclsd NJ o. ~ WseAburss: Ii,hu !. =
waeAsln. q Illssoss aisis.sr . ysaaes;
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Fl r I, #
For more than quarter OF :, century,
dating from lel5. one Of The most nosics-
able objects Of interest In Washington was
la various phases of prospesiiy and ID.
vcssisy-s singular genius known = . Bssu
Hickman" During the whole Of the period
extending from the beginsipg Of our
troubles with Mexico hs wasas veil knows,
not only to residents bat n visitors % the
Capitol itself snd II was HE 5nass that b
bed been on terms Of intimacy with every
respectable member Of Congress, from Web
sses and Clay down 70 The time when
rsspsc,sbilily in Congress was the exception
and MT ths rule. r..r.,.,, .... '... -...
Robert sinsIsson llickman, . hs was
known, Was bora In Maryland aboas 1919.
After . Wild and diss,psisd safsss In ~
parts at the countEy, bat assinly 10 the
South, Hickman drifted 70 Washington.
and there hs developed most extraordinary
passion for dress, his chief ambition being
70 shine - the fop Of The day. He became
On adept In pessonal sdornmsni, sad being
easy and graccful In manners, ard posssss.
Ing some means which he disbursed with
Iibesslity, be soon occupied the pos'tioo Of
the American Beau Bsummell. and assum.
I'd that woethys title with al true dignity.
H. hobuobbed with sll the great men Of
bic day who were given u sensual pleasures
-snd there were very few up 10 twenty
yeass ago who Wsss aos-asd nsnbSsed
among his regslAs ssd oceasiuasl compaa.
ions In the dstauch and ss The gaming table
come OF The brightest ornanacsss Of the Sen.
ate and the House. t.'s" '"..' 10 -
Bat the time came whsu he could no
longer shine but In borsowed plumase, and
Bean became the walking advertisement Of
the fashionable ssi'ors and the stool pigeon
ri the gamblers Little by li'lle he vert
down in the scale, and when Old sge began
10 csesp upon h,m, he was frequently de-
pendent for the neessasrics Of hfe upon the
maid servants Of the hotels and upon the
charity Of ssssneen whom be lsv,ed upon
with cool impudepce that wss always ir-
sesistable. vi .'''s-
Beau Htckmao y dead. A week aeo The
poor wreck. the victim of Wostesl hfe, waS
stricken with paralysis. On Saturday be
was removed TO the hospital, and yesterday
mosnisg hs breashed hs last. D." "'A tt #
/. His reai name was unknown. bic family,
0eppnsed to have been one Of the wealthlest
In Maryland q virginis. having ssns to
him stipulated suQ svssy yssr % cood,>
dos that be shoald, ksep their sscsst. He
never told anybady svsn ths name Of ~
plscs where - was born. end sobody sves
ksew Whses ~ lived In Washisgt0e until
ooe sight On Loaisisns avsusS . nre tusnsd
him isto he street With bic wardrobe In bic
ssma Frequsotly q The Waah,sgjon bses,
while tipping glasses With The politic,ass.
b aaid Il was poor city that coaldnt emp.
port him like gentleman, and Il was his
intention 70 make Washington support him;
and he dld, svsn 10 t6e e1tsns II levying
- cents from sach Of The yoaaG backs OF
the town. snd larger Gums from lhs larger
snimalA For the last few yeass Of The NE
hsviss besn AFFLICTED with in6ammaiosy
Sheumasism. hs nsis 10 use whaievss Vt
lntoXicaeioR liQeOeo.-SxA. -.
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Cosspepoadepce q Ths Sun,

: NiACas1, Aug. 96-Ysstssday 6iguor
BalliM performed shs diAcsls feat Of esoss.
Fin9 the river bsaow the falls On cable.
The cable was stsetched from nearly in
frost Of The Clifton House to point jast
shove shs saspension bsidgs In Prospect
Park O she Amssicsa side Il Was made IT
lhe best Manila rope, two aud ahsn isches
II dasuassss, end was seeursly anchored q
other sids. A go3dly number Of persons
were assembled within the enclosure neas
the Clifton H0use when the time approsched
for Ballini v begip his walk. Aboss 4p.m.
he nads bic appsssaoce. and sasppius bat
moment was OF on his pssiloua journey.
Ais. .faee wss - calm . though - ~
sassGisg for sGroll o. ssses (nssl After
going . fsw slsps hs stopped, and returning,
alishssd from The rope and said the eabls
seeded t,ehsenis& This took, some litsle
time, bat IL We accomplished 70 bis seeming
saaisfaelion. and thsn hs started aGain. Hs
made bic way across 70 the American side
In just twsnty.thses minutes. The asosnt
from ths csntrc Of the rope was evidently
hard work for him.. " -.s
Aftes resting few minutes he started
bsck, and - Il was understood that hs was
10 make the descent from the rope on this
trip, OF course expectancy was on tip>toe.
A. be reached Ne centre be stopped down
70 unfasteu coll Of Sabber rope which was
secured there, and BY means Of which hs
was to make plunge INTO the river. The
centre Of the rope Was about one hundred
and tsa fest above the water. The rubber
rope was but Aftesn feet In length, but II
was expected that II would stretch sufficient
70 reach the water, though the way in which
he made use Of II there seemed to be little
gained by i,s cid. Having made oil ready
and seeing that the boat was near :. hand,
be slipped rather than jumped OF from the
rope, and q he let 60 Il dew back again.
To describe the feelings Of the spectators
for he moment 10 beyond the power of
mortal msa- leach breath vas hushsd, every
eye was distended- every neck cssned for
ward. Down he went. down like the stick
from rocket. into Tie water. Where ID
hsr "ls hs dead ?" my God, he's dead!'
A woman iaiuss, The men generally turn
pale, but II Il only for ~ instant, y the
daring fellow wss soon seen upon the sur.
face pulling luatily for the bost-the 0ccu>
pants Of which wese evidently more scared
than be. He was taken into the boat, his
form We wrapped In blankets, and was
gowed ashore. He was then driven rapidly
up The bill 10 BIZ stopping place. aLout two
milss fso0 shs Clifton nouse. BaIliui b Of
italian passataCs, having bsso horn 10 Eng>
land-as italian gypsy ln feet, and from bic
childhood Aas bscn given to fsass Of skill
and dasisg. He 10 below the medium
height, slio hailt, muscles like iron and
nerves like steel. 5- "f'7@ raa .
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. Nineiy.Oue years ago marine disas Ter,
unprecedented N hs magnitude and astsa>
dant circumstances. roused Ill England. ssd
achieved mslascholy celebrity in song asd
story, which, TIE lApss Of nearly . csnsary
has not besa Sufficient % deseroy. ...--,
The Royal 0eorgs vss 1.-The crack ship"
Of The British navy. Pierced for lOe guns,
her lofty masts, vass and svmn,slsicsl hall,
and excsllens qualities, both ~ sailef and
fighter, masls her great favosits, nos only
with The officers and men Of tho service, but
with that public always 70 ksenly alive "
The bsaa,ies Of naval architecture and the
prestige OF naval glories. Returning from
. long craiss with Lord Howe's 6esl IN the
Atlantic, the Royal Gsorge-.hen carrying
tss hag Of Admiral Ksmpenfsldt-
anchor In the hsrbos of Portsmouth, On
exsuiusaios, il was ascertained that the
bottom Of the vessel had become foul, and
that some Of the planklng near the keel
ne,,dsd attention. In shoss days, whsneyss
operations Vt this snrl wsrs osmsnded,
unlsss The evil 70 be remsdied was of q
sesioas naaurs, the vessel, instead OF going
into dock, was ''heeled Over"-thas 10,
shsown on ose side BY moving the ballast
md shsilisg The basiesieA Acoordingly, "
sbe 9ethef Aagsss, l7as, the Royal George
was hs0asht seasly spon her beam snds,
pcepassioey 70 andsss0ing the necessary
cleaning I'D sspaiss. 80 little appsehessioa
was fsDt sseasding The rssnlt of this very
common nanoavse, sAss al the ssw-l, 100
msa-ssmai.ed q hoard, snd ,aAs con.
naades DID aos svsn lsavs his csbis, whess
= vas ssGagsd h Whiting. u aAdition .
her segula. psspls, there wsss scattered
thsosgh the ship = large sambsr o( viasoss
iron ~ aovs, ssilors' wives, lsadssnsn,
ledeisg>bosso keopsss, sse A)oeesids ny
. snall vssssl sDpaoyed In sspplyisg saeses,
asd Rssas nsobss Of bosss twas dsiftisg
abeos ~ ~ viciaiay. tes' sas1sss
h = sspposed, shssGh ssves positively
a0esgssissd, shss ~ elacss ID ealasee e ~
dsek ~ thspWs lbs ship fasshss lpsa ~
pespsndicshsi Ghss4i ~ tnissdeA. Hovsyse
thh nayb y, slight 1sw u visa ssldsaly
sesuck hes; che fell osss su,u ,As wasss
rushsd isae ~ lswss psss, ,asd went % ~
hosaso' Aks . shst, cagsyieg wisA ~ ~
san0 veaaGl saleagstas, ssa sone Of ~ 4
boa0 vhicA ~ sabs. shssses sndee ahs ~
Of ~ 0ooseee. 9si naa:ar e. i5fs5'.sus
ooqsisA was Ne wosk dose, shas sss ef
~ sosSoa huadsDd ssols kaovs - - % |
knnaA -nnn9Aw uSnA hnnAs.A s,a,nn,.1a s,,csa..
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the WIN Man o. tine sifaaAs. a
- = 0oooin ~ 0aGoesa 4ags e 3Ulaso
6sanly ~ . 1eliaAle 0IAlDsa.

Rroa ~ TSlssD Ti0sA Asgase -. ge.ln 3'*
The Wild 1as who hss bssa 0esn - often
II Ne mounisips ease Ut here foe shs lass
lev yssss. and vho was incosssclly stated
70 - spsc:es of gorilla. was ssea agsis
rsceosiy hy Williao, Downing. ssas sqaaw
Valley. He was Engaged In picking thin,
blebssr,es snd was perfectly ssked. He swss
covered I'll over With long black hair, end
bad long cray whiskera He hs white
man. ".
n1 - LAR09 And rOW8RrUL
And . lsass sis fsst high. Ills 0ngss nails
sse grows ont several inclsss u length. NJ.
Downing was wiihis twenty fest II him
when be ;saissd % from p.ckiag bseriss.
Ne stood perfectly ssill aad lnoksd q NJ.
'Dowsisg eoms tins aad. shs1 seasted -
sss. Nr. Dowing was sittisg down, pick.
lex bessies as ths iinls himself. whes this
Wild ceesasss saissd sp out at its low bash.
= nssr. Hs had sos ssss him Ssloss. tt.
Downing vs. oss hsstisg ard vss ven
sssasd He = : gssslsllan q Gsdosbasd
vsfaciy. nasy othass e - ssissss Asvs
q simss naght ssgAi Il thss nossass.
WIl)iaa Arnold. . ~ ~ vel. Knows
cjtissa ~ hin so0s iiosago sittisg o. top
oe . lasgs sssk esgaesd u ~ 'highly 70.
slassle I'D b Nh . doshs ds3ightfGl sc.
eapatsoa q sesllchisg hia,Ssif.: l@'Agi asif
n 70 rns cousfA1T T1anos o. nm II:
'yah s. Nssaa r9A,fn gst9o at sal isR
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Q ssa oeU ooe evE1Joe4. "a
!. -. -, -. - :. ,-.,..I M 7a53al@'
-
Ws1f'"e'oa' are . 'ess' 'eedes u io's'
~ - Ii zs-eeg .-ls. ss3 sg5,ss.ng,5 E
i -sSsao asas se'n ssSe0aS& - -
pOs"o' ''@,' ' ''-s - '.7s@'
/, Rene has nsv hotel called Ne Hotel
'@esehs' '.teo 81 l4.@., -e asatsr
-sSo@s Bed People, is The asls Of Bret
nastss nsw lecture. u's rae 2.#ss
-TSs Tseabosos litigation 10 cost 70
daee ovR eoeo,0eo. sE.
-aaa lancisco's Ore department Cost,
~ -, Sllo,S u. ,..,,.--.. ..s.
-Pasis has now aa illastsased papsr with
4os eoloeed engnvings. "a LIZ.
~ r.0seDD - selling q ~ per toa q ~
vi1ayaEds n Sen. JosQsin. soasty, Cal nj.
--"Af,ermaah" n IL titIa n, I>nefallov
has eisstsa for hts nsv voluns Of pesmA
ia -...fotter than h-h-hsrs,ofors. !" Il the
way he Melssa County Psse,ess pats It.
p.a..., ...,, $780,,
tain the aporuuriaie vorda "mean bnsins.a ~
IN. nj, d..,, .,d :,r,,.a !, -. min.
.... -. . n~...,. 49, - 49,. 49,. -
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Mot r~.,. 4. ...a n, .o,,...-,,,...
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hii,,.r him 80 -, -, - - - -
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.....s -. Sy, IVY, !" ..'.sS, - ~ - .,.' .s'
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' .'"' y " '''"' - .'e.'e'.''' w." s'#'
+. o.' y" s.S ''so's " " 'es'''ce NC
.s.u' .'.':, :. ,.s ~. y. 80 v~yese
~ 'sss ''ss'''s W." WI" ''"'' :" ss'p"
's -a. g.
-The fsssssss osltsve thae shs diamonds
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- s". n.y.. 49,. 80. .'''o '.s. 'as ~,
ss''p'o" .o' ~ !" 'o' rent, po''eo
New OrIeaas. mw ,o" ~n1st"st #a a
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a,.e.,o. ,,;o vh,.s a,..c.1. 49, s.,,".
..s,..ta,~ I. -. -,,,a.., ~. -. ...,,.: -
IA ,hen - -. vIi,o,, ,..,.h,n.,..,. -'v''' 'v'''a
! "A maa sdvetia. In III, foodo, rI.>
s,a.a for every ;oomfor,ahae ...,,m.n,a
tvo hed. roome .sd = a,,tin..room -,,s
meadow s,,ached.w
! a ,.,,,., =, \. ...,,.. ~, =, ;. ". a.. IN.
parts Of . sssspssdoss WHOLE" BY mistake
Of . lsstss 9a4s Il reed. :" We are bat paris
of ssupesdoss whals.r g aga s#
Tbs A,dhori Of a. Pn.r,eeo oo.o,v
Cs,.. rs TT nade ,saae,Den, a,ov,.,
that ese total vaa.s OF I'll 'hs property IN
The cossey 70 eSas, ,seesseo. snd ut Tie real
estate, elso.sn.lse.
..-some u.a,hea,a,,e.l n,,d -. co,,,,n,., ,r.r,c
iha, Il s,l the surface Of The sser,ns.,.
Waller wss sesiled IN wheat. ..d afeee.
bushela n she se... vi.ld.a N. ocoA.ct
vnmA r. 10 &nn m henol,n1a n
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!. Any one Who tsl.s paDss segv,sa,y frsa The
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-09-20

LAND IsNTRlE1.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-09-20

Hotels and TveSt0ur0nts.
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Deer Lodge, Montana.
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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-03-28

Helen for its sweet recollections, she turned
to Laurance, and said
al have something to tell you, dear
something you must know before to-mor-
row. she blushed prettily at the word.
He placed his arm around her, aud draw
ing her to him, said
"Tell it, darling nothing but death can
separate US now"
"Well, Laurance, am an--heireSS r
If she had suddenly declared she loved
him he longer, and could not be his wife,
he could not have been more surprised.
"You--an heiress and yet you could
love me, poor man."
"Oh Laurance, only deceived you be-
cause wanted to be loved for myself alone,
and in that way have accomplished my de-
sire
The eventful day arrived, and the ceremo.
ny had been performed, the "good-byes y
exchanged and the happy couple were
borne by the fleet horses. to their home in
the city. 80
Laurance noticed Helen's frequent looks
of surprise at the elegant streets through
which they passed, as they were to proceed
direct to his house, but only smiled to him
self
The carriage drew up at one Of the most
elegant houses among the block Of splendid
mansions lights streamed from basement
to garret a servant in livery sprang down
the steps and opened the carriage door
Iaurance took Helen's hand, and appearing
not TO notice her look of amazement, led
her up the marble steps, and into a magnif.
Gently furnished apartment. An elderly
lady, elegantly attired in black velvet, rose
as they entered, and Laurence said
Mother, my wife your daughter
She embraced her alfectionately, and Lau-
rance, taking Helen's hand, led her to seat
and kueeling before her, said
Dearest, let me on my knees plead fol
pardon. l, too, am wealthy; I, like you
was tired of the worship paid my money
and wanted, darling, TO be loved for myself
alone. When saw your sweet face made
up my mind to win you, and rescue you
from life Of toll. Alas you, too, were
rich. Forgive me my deceit, my wife; aud
though nothing can make US happier, We
may by the aid of money, be enabled tc
render Others so"