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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-01-17
BIOGRAEHY-GOV WN X. IA YLOR
OF WISCONSIN.

The Chicago Ttnars contains the
fol owing Biographical sketch Of
Gov rnnr elect 1'ayI"r, ofthi> stare:
Hon. " liam X TayI"r, lie Gov
erno- lert IF Wl cousin i a man
abonr 5. yen> Of ag'. He i, u ma
tive nt \rw EntIah,t, but h:t> r,Si,i-
cd tor ov,r45 ,rS ~ Dane e. II II,
Wi,cna>in. Darulg al tn / ilnr he
ht- cultivated are trm IN the
town uf Cottage Grove. ah"ui SIX
mIteS from Madison PrSaIng in>
occnp in with unr'm ting lnin>-
try ami with the thrif y hab-is that
yiudicate his nativity, he has pro-
pered in high degree, a"d IS The
I.ossessor Of an independent fortune.
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TRUE TO NATURE
L,t,r pF ul~''bN>i .COU ar i,IU has
y In Pr hat. n'-Iaint 1874 I run
Ia the matter { thr rs ate If John 4. fourc


on ting ard Ting H.. pei ion "f tn rine
Hor lnm is'r tr X. etIInr fO III ii, atinunr 81
-i,:li ,.sa ate t t. her n Il and the
is o-tiun th-rr. f. Ih anon IL bts nt>t ndin :
aga ut all 'e e.ss dr-criI'ti f.of II 7 real
estate 1 wIirit nj 4 r. a e.l die; seiz Il, Il h.
ID so vaire If IA" re pc tive . IT o"s her =
az ,,d ,,r wing ia li,.n h =" u ted t soil
= & il NJ. rk % ~ Q !, III Il So. a ~
It in sai ". An ppe r.n .hN sa' y t.
tInn Ia -Iitelrt~u' nal ct -" n The
har d. "i asd ,dt,is,trtrat x av lid d.t- an
hit j. r-.,y il "r'le to I"N IT, sam-, tn s-Il
! ( 5 i'll real .-i t.:
II i the ~ re rd-red tia II p"rsn q nt"r".ie.I
ii ~ at. az, -,r h Z r. TIE Jmd g his o"rt
"a n, Y The s.c"n alav Much 4 ID 1874. at
'c, ok \ at the 20 a. II II-.. in sure
-.il ,'',n then ~ ih..r. t. h rtp-.. an,
r.. L. } VIII I.".-n III nd u i,,- II AL
a h.r,u i."urg aimi i-trairIX, 81 -''d red ,s-
at a. u'drg Ia the prarer said P,.'itin.
d il 4, f.rie id r d. thar Of tIi- nr'i"r
hall i.. iui, I>he tor r,.->iv W -k p","r T.
-ad lie, Il .ttIug t.. i'si "f whI IA i-n''ratiu :
>Il h- at boast urreen v H. .aid d,v nt
h. n IL III Sar"' fines We w-p-rer
"rin "a \ pub he'd II sup, ri + n- iii C"nty. ~"
-, r~,.,t Nv -.rv. i mt - | in nd es-
az. e. dug 1T sad 'omty at / f.urtr-u d.y
t,,tre ID y hear :. B> e urt
GE'. ~. PERRY. Jud e = o''afp
IA ell at Supc. i"r The Tn Ii da, Of Janp~ u
1874 "l'iehl4
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u. H.Y 5, trt'f's Atty. jn11i-u.S
A,T,TEOF uI>CnN<I>, COUNTY OF b ,UGLAS

-
y n It.t CT
iiny t->rS, aga risi, ia l.. BrI 1T wid w ~ d
Sal i'r" X" nrI- Int aH'i Me- ri Str'l' fright
ma t. nj IL ir- law OF VI. : Br -ht dec-ls :.
--iu is'rr trr.
Whrr Il iI,ars -aii ftrtt -, om ,ffi-
dlvh s,rram ia,,s at ,r.y the .lutin, tli I
rs actI II i h',nrht fur the plrtirion Fl pr" IL
her f-r itc ib,I he Il the pi a. III and lls,.
,f.m'i t.i, MT n"u: tn III -aii d'.-
ten II l. t'-.d Mt of III state Wi-'' n>in
anI n' i"' f. nj th-r rin nov II ~ tire
"f IL. In 'orn>r r H. I'll III II ID
thaf tue ,irn H. af Il par an n-w-r tn
inIis,,nr this acIIn feed i. the rffi q Il tie
at til Icui, | Il said ID ,g Il. .s,nnt,
'-'rv copy f L. Ir n-wrr - tf. pratn' =
H. 90 'u~l Il ,'~ "hce n 81 'e IN ~ 'un -,
r i".i ir e. -''ve tr,n' day e" NttcIi 1871 and l.
c,>t They -h,l' II Sw-' ,it com /. nj wIilin
e fu. IT r->;l Il .--l,y rq Irtd he ail i ciut
& wi I ed to tln j til
w u h" t,I lem .I'o.i !, tH cor I'Is mt
i, I S-h--r et.ei tn,t this der t- -.rv.i
uIr's rd 'n> "> d,t lie n"nt> y The iu u cat''"
Thereof III tie S,Il error Itm w,"k '''wSi air
iItit-hei IN Il Ur,l.lt- .tIy, q a .tk ~
TX tccr-siS" w'ks. the last rn ca ton I' i'- had
u least twesry 'ts pro t. IL sui lIfh d. ~
rrn 4. y. 1874 a ii I al one copy ft'i- 4" der he
wed r.I, h f ihr I'd rie'irnt> ir lie trst
IA ain. II ttir pat ,,thr- SUPER 1 i Il
= nr -s'.d t" ia IN rs-tlli ut VI dI % IN III Stat
i Indiana fhIr T. a r"t II '>ioenct, +, tnw tn upon
th i'..i'licaI II. r'r'i.
.ae, rti ~ f rhp Iremia-s in th+ rompl tut
e>,rl 81 Il ter th. paI ttuu her # tn -cft II =
brunght, hi vs.: The O If or g. . tion
AZ o,u>h T. As mort" Il rin e Is wet TIL NV q
q { Kept sven % loo i ut "n th' "a t
~ rirr- i L., n."tn and n ltn. ava pa a II
he ~ or of h- J. or "f >, Il ctt, ~ i"wusli =
As "rir ran 13 " t ard the Or 1t sw or III
or >ec,Inm 81. tai w">hp 40 nor Il If 'anee IA
we, al. the p I'm b.l, : tu,,e int ,o.n'y II
iyo,i.I and sta If " i-c"Ii-In.
pa.i. II "a, s. 1874. GEO W P.RpY,
j,n1Jf t21 Co jude, d "lgi ~ Co, Wis.
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CTATr. OF " SCUN>I., CUUSri ~ ,UGL ,o-
4 y IA tlr,IIr &.

- Iu CIrrmr Cur.
Marie Il Dayton, against
Annette Rclt, r chaid Reii a..d Thomas
CLARK.
The State of Wisconsin,
IT, A ,netle ReIt Richard Relf and Ttom-
as Ciari the defendants above named:
You and each OF YOU are hereby -ummoned
and r, qu,r, d Ia ausaer the complaint OF Ma-
r,c b. layton The plaintiff III the above 'nti-
II, q action. which said complaint Is I'LL IN
the office of the c.erk OF Ihr Circut Coutt III
and for said Douglas county at Superior III
SAID county and 10 S.rve copy ot NCuT all
swer upon ll, undcrs gn'd at III tfice IN the
town oi Superior ld sad count, OF Douglas,
" lrhin tuen uaNS If CT Tie service oi TINS
summons exclusive OF tue da, OF serv c., aud
if YOU shall fail III answer sand "mllaint, ii,
hereby II, ,qnlred wltitln the Ilme aforesaid,
the plain If will apply 10 IN court for the
reilrf deuaud,d d In SAID comp ANT.
H. n >ETZER, PftffS ATTY.
Dated Oct lG,li, 1913. de6jdnl7
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THE PUh POSES FOR WHICH TAXES
ARE LEVIED.

Unde" lax OF 1872 each of the
towns ami cit e. have to report ,
rhe county ellen k IA sta cmcnl of the
PURPOSES for which take were LEVIED
IN tnclr towns, &c aud that Off ger
reports them to the secretary OF
stare. These rrlurns have been co.,
lated and show the iuiIuwln. facts !:
Taxes levied for state purposes 5 7Sl.77i
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Total 81. 3y5, Isl
The >a uiIl'.n ot the properly "f
tl,- ale h, the l>>tSSpr> Is S3.f
~ 7446, which makes The nrrren,-
age OF taxati II f all purposes i'll
,l.r stae % luill> "n tue dollar =
Hubs ~ { VS. Sior d Times.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-01-17
CONPOSI1ION OF THE LEGISL Il
IIRE

TURE
The following Stai-tic-, gathered fir IN an
Swtr- S..nt hv tut nembci- IL cIrcula,S issued
10y the Hon A. j. Turner, the compiler of the
Legislative NJ ,uu !, will give SOME ,del What
nanuer of mtn more than usual compose the
Wis L"gls. ture OF 1871:
AS>i MBi.Y.
Ntt;n;tq-Of leo m.nner.. 6ti are Am"ri-
ran-bnrn: ~ III New York; ~ OAio; 4 in
Hampshire; each N PeIl,s >artia.
Vermont, and Conn cticut; = each Ia VI ,S-a
cnu-tttS and New Jrr. v; | each in North
Carolina, Virginia. Main. llliroi-. aud WIS.
cons &C. K. D,.ui-toI T.enty-iour arr.
foreign h"rn: 10 III ticrmany; = III lr land !;
3 i'll Sc"tand III Eng and; | each III Nova
scotia Norway, aud . ada.
OrupdtionS. There IA e A. farmers tpf
whom - are R,pnbiIran>t h..s,dcs farmers
also lum rrmeu, also brIckmak,r. | 80
mercha"t. / also ml Ter, | also pro iucr-dcal-
er; ii lawv is; m rch,nts; ) tuuneruneu;
IN ,nutacturrrs; 2 each editors and & n,.vai
BUSINESS; each physician, jus ice of the
Peace, drug .i>t, lf-,n- urance agru .raiu
aui lumber dealer, mIr, t.nn.r. miller,
real. state broker, est,nrateur, .Ieamboat
man and um 'trmtn, contractor. pnddirr,
co.-merchanr. prnier, gun-m'th, brewer,
aud pr ,duc dealer.
.ige and Res;oen~e IN sSiate The oldest
mrm''.r Is VI Ryan l.. M,rtn, 6S; The Young
r~, &. r. Z,rn 2S AMI only one other +.
K. Bia e., - under ; iieGmreii 30 aud 30
n. r. are 10; between 40 AN D J. IN, II. ar.
II: between 50 and 60. there a'e 26. the
longest r,sid ntS ur the S ate arr. H. l. Mr.
tin 46 wears; J. 7. Kingston, SO; D II.
,acharls and Z. X D'n,St"n, 81 the latest
have Is been here 3 wears or nor,; 4S here
20 Years more; ~ II re IL Years or more
PJtitics. -Thtr,. are 4 regular R,punll-
43 regular Democrats; Ii tral Ee-
puhIicanS; J independent Democrats; Dem
orrar- vino supported Grant; lndcp ndrnt
Republicans VINO supp ,rte.: Graut, elected
over re .ullr NOMINEE :, and d. \. Re Il, Who
Was REGULAR Republican nominee but bolt
I'd 10y many "i Ills party, and Who goes i'll
his Own houk.
SENATE.
N"t;wty-Of 33 members, 81 were born in
the United States: / | nt them III New York :;
each in Mas-achus It's PeunS, lvauia, and
Vermont; l eac'I in OHIO. Kentucky, and
Wisconsin (P o'Ro.rkl Thirteen were. tor
eign born: i'll Germany: 3 in ireland
each in WsI.-, Norway, France. SCOTIA d,
and Nrw Brunswick. All the Iri>hnen are
R-pubicans.
Octwpnton.- There are 7 fiimers, besides
also ii lamy" ! also n m chant | also II
igrirulturai-in ieutnt stilrr; 6 laav.rs; 5
umt,'rhIen; ) uinEf,, urer- each bank
er-, merchants, aud eiIt ,rS; | each miller
and lumb"rm III, physician, AMI wholesale
la ior d nler.
.ige a.I Rexle.ce IN Siaie The oldest
mrmb r i k. {. Fnl +, SO; and ihcr,. ar
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atinn~, iIe will b.. abunllnilv abb,
% at n I" The emigration .tcre>I :
# the Stale.
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l,- ,Tr, EM,sC ,NstAtUU>ti VI ,'"UuL
- In ircut Count
NJ I;u- upain, n,t ! M q H. Fl,

Ev vittar ,'ui lnr~uan'e If 4 j ia, 80 of lore
Fl d t-,'it 81 TIN 't enrif' e
pttn Ia of July A. u 1873 l,' " ch il WAS lie
creed. til fht M Ytr r t,iS - h--iri ~ -
r'i 90 : u IT, Ia. ~Hih -rf To-
,r-r the an,nnt St55 ~ de t, The pial; tif T.
ur cIt al nt.'r ST. -aid ~ -i'id at
g.. L. nt.r h d. ~ tn ~her'ti
1t ntN | -.,,l Tao ) 4 VI / ch 1St4
oclWk in th or-n on tii fro de- til .
&. urr II "a IN Il town { IL. r, Il County
file IT, ,rd sci i.u a 4 "u the ig'r--
,r the I iInwti i,.SCr td n { ~
>ti.,t. rtnr cIts the f.'wu r,
:, nnty oI D.u ] = and atr of mt :,
lot = s y IL ia hi IL 6, ,Bd I Z N bl 119
- c,,d n- IT, i,lrd Itt il ,c
..ffrr K'-s STR ~ eci~, q II" said iu ty.
J uuary Is 1873. JAMES >tWrt\.
III. RI of Dpu-la- Con tN. Va
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Notice CT REDEMPTION OF IAkIS
SOLD Fur TAXES SEtT. 5, 1871.


-
FIck OF Il County z,
Snp"rpr Nov 2oii, 1873 (
J. e following ptce {" ,ui h,vIts h 81, II
IL Count, Ire II he Count, ut D,r.yi,- tI,
stu Il =, # - ni'-r II Ia the Axe. est. nj
,h ''gr> I toe N-a 1870 The. rn,,e ,b.
ven Inai HHir-s VI, lt,is ted me,i ir "a, .ait
ale |,
~ II ,sY oF SEPiEM + A. u 1874
th"N VIII 10 "ony !, ed L. the rep, n
,>l-n'-. ac..'r'i'e Ia ian. iu~ .i.iI If \ s.
:ut'sr.-t Il, .,gr- l. uit.d up a tie i,s. 1t 4, a.,
ie"emi'tion io ret "Ilu-ir y r,-I- ts,I,
.itH Il ~ T. uu'y J.srh
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VI ). AistIkl,D,

The cotnInl>-iriitt of emigration, l
have seen hui on ;e sane iie taIll,'
hcIe. He t.rncr, came frou Mr.
way, but iatteriy from Eau 'Ire.
lie puGS II IA gao appearance, and
II We can jud sc rom eAtelnal iorLl-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-01-17
EDWARD SOARING,
PERSONALS

" hn looks alter ihe t uctitOnal Ill
t u Is CT the STAT, IL tir lIlCcSl
iroklI1 man Il 'nIli tnc rapI oi -
top" Gov. Favor aiii Nr. Pa ker
" | 40, b II ndc.i AT hl> at.
mrut. Ke i, >rok,-, OF ,> Il II l>..e,|
>clIo.ar aud a rr,.c,i a! educator.
, 1874-01-16
'gobncco unl ''robncco Smoking In

Or. Primes i" The llhamsora and tho Krenllin.n
PsrEaps by advertising q reward for tho dis
covery, 1t might he possible to find q man in
SPUN who does not stnolse, Yet, strange to any,
the culture Of tobacco In Spain is forbiddensby
law. The soil aud climate ure favorable, and It's
that kind of Legislation or deoroo peculiar to
Spain,' and constantly reminding ono Of, the
Chinese, the mother country. Spain. is prohibit
ed from raising tobacco In order that the daugl-
ter, Cuba, may have tho monopoly. The right
Of importation is sold to contractors. who mako
a great business Of it. In tho middle Of tho
fifteenth century tho spaniart!s began to gei
gotting moro and moro Of 1t over since.
IN 1860, they smoked 100000 ci-
gara, mud cigars lro not the thing they
nHually smoko. Thoy havo their tobacco
rolled up IN little bits; OF paper, and these thoy
oarry III tllolr pockets, with matches. Often
aud make cigarette whom they, want 1t, making
one while smoking another. These interesting
mauufacturoa arc not peculiar to Spain they
are common in our own country, but not Sd
general. Tho weed il used only for smoking
and anufting in Spain. cannot loarn that 1t ID
ehewoa at all.
Children smoke at an earlier age in Spain
for them to begln at Q. or oyon ycars Of age.
And they never leaya 1t OF till they dio. Laalos
Hmoke. Not often do wo SEQ thom with
cigarette In their pretty mouths Oh the street or
In the cara, but In tho cafe md In tho drawing
room tloy onJoy 1t, aa vol as in tho bondoir
and tho bath. by cool fountains, In 1narhle-
paved patlo among tllo orange trees, or lolnng
to smoke, anil their lords Aayo spoiled their own
breaths and taste too eifeotually to mako any
objection. Where both oat garlic 1t s1aonnts to
the same thug.
, 1874-01-16

aen D.' IN hia messsae iii week, a5pfesyssa A.
Il people who had stolen tso vho soeo.y md politics
ss. si s Y snasf t. e5
urea sato ocers County s Naoma on otGe1os tho nrssan
@ sno of hnss ~ eeng S ot Typo
Fur t!no th!a occupation s,Tan a2ns oaeh III
II t,o politisanz, banloFs lawysfs a,a 10 ose
llolaors, dividing With each other T. tno go,t,en
Of s sSh'e" IN g.
ciosyf wna divided into two classca: tose wlo would
o bonds md hy q y0o t' Y sa 4 aa ho 10
can S aas DomoeraIo, NOT mao tler thoaan1s nonts,y,
dowor d From ono and of tho country to tho othor
railroads, mines, irTigatna sehe'nes and.asrp 3ng-
go 5 n and ausy of
:i Ills year tho operator hnp no ready e.sh to mako
ss sssr ss fSHss
dlcamont. Their Increased my Ia tho only doucour
Ssi,s s5 S H. e's ,
sna sapssdues es ssanss s1 Be- pad Rafss for
political party which has brought about tho Tres,
s5s62 5i i, osaxess s'a'ss5 sass psssss 49, si's
tho Executive and Judical branches nearly IA long.
Of tarr and corporate imitation. and aoa Seen tnom ao
collapao In s hands TINT nbor, morala credit an''
confidence together isappear has phased ts porloa,
aud must ,1ot bo surprised u Danquo oven IN tno
shape Of William Allen, comics out Of the grave 10
Thu nroffasfon Of Developer Of the Country 10
about obsolete whether the davclorer bo an engineer
lohbyst, stocl-wateEer, banker, christian aa,
oyerayeIopel now, considering ts ago. and there are
t ono or two Of liz great carrying corporations which
have not been tho 1aat ton years polytechnic schools
for graduating Kcohndrels. tATHs
, 1874-01-16

From The Indianapolis Journal, JAN q.
4 dispatch ia published this morning ANNOUNCE
Ing tho arrest Of Oo Thomas N. stillwcll, Presi-
don't Of tho First National Bank Of Anderson, for
the embozzlemout Of funds in eatd bank. Ihe
information will be received with surprise mud
in this community. A rumor Of tho arrest was
current in tho city yesterday, and 1t WAS Btate1
that Col. 8tillwell had usoa tho misapproprlAtod
funds in outside speou]ations, principally IN buy
ing up tho bonds Of Venezuela to which coui-
try ho waH appointed by. Andrew 3ohilHon- 40
l,ns been 'somewhat active in politics, having
served in the State Legislature, aud repro
eeutel his district In Congress ono torn.
From, the Btrlftaton tlowa, Gazette Jan. IL.
Col. r. N. Gtillwel1 President Of the FirHt Ma
tioual naul Of Anderson, Ind, was Indicted on
Saturday, by the Grand Jury OF Madison Conn-
ty. He is under arrest for emhezzlenlont OF tho
furila OF the Bank. 4. b. Kline, Cashier has
loft for parts unknown. Tho above In tho pub-
stance OF q dispatch sant from Anderson, Ind.
| Wo know both OF these individuals well. All.
| Htillwell. who was tho President OF the bank.
! has beon, in the banking buBincss In that place
| for .noarty twenty yoalB, and ha8 represented
| that district In Congro8s onco, and afterwards
| went to Venozuela, as Ministor, under President
johnson. He il what would DO called fast =
| man, always driving his faat horsos and drinking
| tho beat Of liquors. He was good hearted nlan
aud lad hig frloudH, but las been tue victim OF 8
'fast life, bringing disgrace upon large fam
| i}y OF children md q widowed mother. Mr..
Kline, when We first knew him, waR q baker ant
grocery -keepor, mud became o EroAt frlond Of
| BtilIwell, who afterwards got him into tho banl
| M Ouelior, and who afterwards became elBcop.
tible to the influences Of Stillwell.
, 1874-01-16

Wooden alooa arc highly recommended BY the
AGRICULTURAL societies mud GoveEnmanta OF El-
ropes ag 1t il shown that many diaoases, result
lug in impaired constitutions, aud even, III the
loss Of life, have resulted from wearing leathor
shoos III wet weather. a practical workman
from Franco haa boon oallod recontly to Cor
many to auporintcnd thoir manufacsuro: They
arc light and easy to wear, and provided with 4
small cushion within tho uppor eldo to obylato
any pressure on that part Of tho foot. They arc
nislled, large enough to accolnmodate comfort
ablo stookiugs, aud provided With leather straps.
Iheir pricea rango from "a to go cents. aud q
worry few paira would last q lifetime.
, 1874-01-16

>. An edot has gone forth that any man fn tho
7 eemtioy OF tic Chicago i Pacific nailroad Com
psiy found, or known to bo. drunk Or OF duty
shall bo diHsmiased from seryco. Right--Des-
Yos that IL right enough AZ far as It goes But
there should be a supplemental toalot 30 forth
that = railroad omployo who tlrawH n passenger
OH tic cars aud iills him, or olYoB to sell him
roanuts, should DO discharged or ut least ropri-
malletl.-lLa QrQsss Uetaocfat.: '' .'r $ -.
, 1874-01-16

1t Roo,ns that tho stiIlwol oase is tho result OF
some local spite. which takes this method OF in-
juring tho reputation Of II large-heartod. jgel-
orous mau, whose pluck and enterprise hayo
dono moro for the growth and prosperity Of An
doIgon than any other dozen men Or causes. Tho
full Btatomant OF tho caBo must present Col.
stiilwe]l ~ Ills friends know him,-spotlosa and
incorrnntible.
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!! Two Centuries Hence.

The following fancy picture of what
may, be familiar enough two hundred
years hence is no more improbable on
the face fit than our railways, electric
telegraphs, and the like would have
seemed century ago: 5.,t
Scene-Library in the house of an
elderly gent, somewhere in Australia.
sd Old gent telegraphs to the kitchen,
and waiter ascends in a balloon. fs
Old Gent" John, fly over to Cal
cutta, and tell Mr.. johnson that 1 shall
be happy to have him sup with me.
Never mind your coat now, but CO."
John leaves and at the end Of five
minutes returns. !ai a7eGI ~ Ge1Ja03Ea
ID John" Mr.. johnson says ) he will
come !; he has got to go toSt. Petersburg
for a few minutes and then he will be
here"
Old Cent Very well, John. d Now
start the machine for setting the table,
and telegraph to my wife's room, and
tell her Mr.. Johnson is coming then
brush up my balloon, for I have an en-
gagement in London at twelve o'clock"
John flies, and the old gentleman
runs over to the West Indies to buy
fresh orange.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-09-24
The Dream.

1 was once myself in agoniea of grief
that are unutterable, and in SO great q
distraction of mind that I thought my
self even out of the possibility of re-
ceiving comfort. The occasion was as
follows When [ was youth in part
Of the army which was then CHARTERED
at Dover, I fell in love with an agreea-
BILE young woman, of good family in
those parts, and had the satisfac-
ton of seeing my addresses kindly re-
celved, which occasioned the perplexity
/ am going to relate. We were in a
calm evening diverting ourselves upon
the top of the cliff with the prospect of
the sea, and trifing away the time in
such little ,fondnesses as are most ridic-
ulous to people in business, and most
agreeable to those in love. In the
midst of these, our innocent endear-
ments, she snatched a paper of verses
out Of my hand and ran away with them.
l was following her, when on a sudden
the ground, though at considerable
distance from the verge of the preci-
pice, sunk under her, and threw. her
down from so prodigious height upon
such q range of rocks as would have
dashed her into ten thousand pieces had
her body been made of adamant. It is
much easier for my reader to imagine
my state of mind upon such an occasion
than for me to express it. I said to
myself, cit is. not in the power of
heaven to. relieve me - when I
awaked, equally transported and aston
ished to see myself drawn out of an af-
fictio- which the very moment before
appeared to me altogether inextricable.
Str Richard Steele. ''@ 'e' a''
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-09-24

and calls, he finally broke open the
door. Mon Dieu the mad English
man has made tomb of my premises.
and buried himself in it |" was his first
exclamation. And Heritier looked with
shudder into the pit which yawned in
his courtyard. Nothing was to be seen
there but the rusty shells of three iron
boxes. But on his table he found a
roaleau Of old French crowns addressed
to him, and note saying:
My Dear M. Hertier
MANY thanks for your courtesy in
accommodating me in your courtyard.
I came to seek the little sum left me
some time ago by one of my ancestors.
I find the old ecus of very fine pattern,
and leave you roule0W in testimony
of the distinguished consideration with
which [ have the honor to be, etc. +" 3
The Frerchman's state of mind was a
study for psychologist for the rest of
that day. But Harry Waring was al
ready safe at home in England, leaving
no address behind him.
That very evening he called on Geor-
giana Belassys to tell her the story of
his romantic good fortune. I think old
Lady Warning was right about that
young lady's preference for Harry. AT
any rate, their betrothal was announced
a few weeks later. They were married
in September, and I have always be-
lieved that it was a union of hearts as
we'll as of fortunes.
Harry became an admirable domestic
man, and has not been to Mount Athrs
or Constantinople once since he was
married. He haunts the British
Museum at intervals, for he is still fond
of genealogy. But old Lady Warning has
grandchildren now, and Harry is their
father. And he is so fond of them that
old Lady Waring has never again urged
him to think less about his ancestors,
and more about his posterity. -Har-
Der'S WeekZy.