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, 1874-09-16

The limo OF railroad excepted from tho opera-
lion Of tho injunction to DO issued by the Su-
premo Court of Wisconsin IL 103 miles long, cx-
tonding from milwaukee, to Prairie du Chion. It
waa chartered by tho Territorial Legislature be-
foro tho adoption Of tho State Constitution con-
taining the reserved power to amend or repeal
khe c.artor Of corporations, although not milo
Of tho road wah constructed until after WiBcon-
sin had baen admitted as State. BY tho act Of
Tho Territorlnl Legislature tho Company WAS a11-
thorized to charge and receive such ratcs OF faro
and freight as The Directors should deem rcason-
nblo, and this right. it would soom to DO hold, no
subsequent Legislature can abrdgo or take
Away. Should this poaition be affirmed By tho
Bupreme Court Of tho United States, 1t will have
sspooia! application in this stata whore precisey
The sama question ia nov In litigation.
, 1874-09-16

A change OF somo importance Inns been made
in tho management Of tho Illinois Central Rail-
road. Preaitlent Newell rotiros; Wilson G.
Hunt. OF Now York, succeeds him and Jauaos
@. Clark, formorly General Manager Of tho
Ero Road, Lccomca General Manager.
, 1874-09-16

Tho Now Jersey Democracy demand tariff
for rovonuo only, speedy return to specie, anl
the repeal Of tho gag law. Theso principles ro-
fleet credit upon tho Convention cnunclating
them. The boldncBs Of tl!o Democracy in tho
East this ycar respecting noronuo Reform Ia one
Of the best developments Of tho cAnvass.
, 1874-09-16

stronger, closing ut os>1@ooo aollcr tho month.
On Saturday evening last thcro was In Htoro In
this city 678,043 bu wheat, 057,750 b,l corn;
282, ,o10 bu oats, 1o,89s bu rye; aud O. ,s27 bu
barley. Hogs woro quiot and lesg firm common
nnd medium declining l0@15o. Bales at sG.00@
s,25. Tho market cloaott woak. Cattle woro in
far t1onanl at n.oady prices, NTH ealos at $500
64850. Sheep were inactive.
, 1874-09-16
OH GbnaDn Wnlbn,ae.


President Grant left Washington laat night
for Loug Branch. He Ia not tho kind OF man
who allows business to interrupt Ills vacation.
Tho condition OF affairs in Louisiana would havo
excuBed longer stay ut tho scat Of Governmans.
, 1874-09-16

The Arkangas Repnblicaus have about decided
to mako no nominntinns for state officers, and
to expcnd all their strength IN aa attempt to de-
feat tho new Constitution. Tho Convention
yesterday seemed to be pretty well ngrce1 that
assassination BtalIs aDroad, and tint the onlor
eoucy IL such rs to demand tho interference Of
Congress in Southern affairs geuoral'y.
, 1874-09-16

A brother Of Senator Jonos, Jonen Of Nevada,
In company NTH . party Of {riouds, dosoondod
to dopsh Of 1900 fcat !n tho Savage Nine, and
thsss oollsossd apsatmsus. Rstutnink 10 that
, 1874-09-16

GRAND OpEnh.HOu9E-C Clark atreot, opposito
8nernan 1Iouse. Kol1y Looms Mtustrcls. Afternoon
Rnd s1enlnr.
, 1874-09-16
JO,DAYS ADJUSTMENTS,

AOAnEk{Y or NuRlO--TAlstsd strcet, bal ween Mad.
sen and Monroe. Engagement Of FnitHcr's Cnhbina'
ton. 1.-THE Black Orook.h Afternoon aud arpnfnR.
, 1874-09-16
LlEuT.-G0V. PENN.

Tho man who gavo tho Now Orleans tnaeuts Its
frat color Of right by placing himself at ita
head is Davidson Dradfuto Penn, who WAS
elected Lieutonant-aoyosnor In 1872 ,on tho
McEuory ticket. Ho shared tho fato OF his COL
leagues in boing counted ont by tho illegal Eleo-
tion Board, which, bnoiled by Federal bayouots
and drunken Federal Judge, put Kellogg and
his crow In power.
Gov, Pom waB born In 1886. Ho comos from
an old Louisiana family. After graduating from
collage, he studied law, and then bocamo o
morchant in New Orleans. Ho entered tho Con"
fodorato service aa Major OF tho Seventh
Louisiana. He MAS promoted for galantry to
the Cosono1oy. Ho was taken prisoner at Rap
pahapnock Station md sent to 3ohnBon's Island.
Just before tht collapse Of tho Oonfedoracy he
WAS exchanged. appointed Brigadlcr- General,
aud assigned to tho command Of Eastern
Louia,aua. When the political campaign OF
1872 opened, Mr. Penn was nominated for Gov
ornor on the Liberal ticket, Tho Anti-Repub-
Iican olomdnts woro afterwards fused. aud he
ran Us IcEnery's Lieutenant. Governor. As
every one knows, ho was roally elected. We
clip from tho Louisiana press OF that year some
testimonials to his character:
ua Ia geutlomhu In tho full eenge Of the word
who, by hs digniaod department. his tact and mol
tse '. as. ffssoraSa inpressio 10 po.aessos he
esteem Of the mercantile community On account Of
hs strict and eo5rset a @ ia 5ancs s-on md
tlon brought abont BY tto Republican party. Mr.
caroa for a nomination, and ho knows nothing Of tho
low trtcka Of Louisiana politics. Ills public career
+ sas' M Us noa & s'isess tsssr - AZ as Se
s% s ID III. ss sn as
~ In
, 1874-09-16

HOOLET'S T}iEATRE--Randolph stroot. hotwenn
CLARK and I.sSal!e, "1.od AstrAy." Afternoon and
, 1874-09-16

The Explosive has gradually extended it's
sphore Of usofulneas beyond tho ear1y-morning
oook-stoyo snd luoinoratad hired ha!p. It hsa
passed by tho upsuspectiug urohins and become
Q deadly weapon within tho limits Of tho statute,
Tho kerosene lamp IL to the ordinary blu0goon or
pistol-ball what the shell ia to tho round ahot,
and by roaaon Of its oapaoity for covering 4
creator aroa is moro formidable than most art-
clea OF domestic warfare. 4 case occurred In
Cincinnati day or two ainco. drunken step-
father hurled lamp at tho head Of an unoifend-
Ing stepdaughter. The lamp, Of course, missed
tho elrl, but exploding. showorod burning oil
oyor her, 10 that by tho timo ahe lad led half a
block ler garments wero burned of and tho
house demanded tho attention Of tho fire de-
pastment. The general adoption Of the kero-
aono lamp AZ doadly mtasila auggosta tho sub.
stltution Of aomo lesa fragile mRterial for glaaa
iu tbs manufacture Of thls fashionable ongine ot
destruction.
, 1874-09-16

Tho opinion Of tho Supreme Court of Wiscon-
sin in tho injunction suita brought by tho Attor~
noy-donoral against tho Chicago, Milwaukee t.
st. Paul and tho Chicago l. Northwestern Rail-
roadR seans to l,avo taken tue railroad tnen by
surprise, notwithstanding the rensons they hayo
haa to expect it. The Court maintains its
original Jurisdiction In caHcs brought by tho
State. but holds that 1t would not extend to
privato suits; atlirma tho conatituttonality Of
tho Potter law; rejects tho theory tint this
law waa repealed h5 tho act ot March
-, prescribing that tAe railroads slall
make reasonable ratcH; u9l, finally. grants the
injunction asked for the Dtato compelling these
two railroads to comply with tue provisions Of
the pottor law. Dfr. Keep, President OF tho
Northwestern, Hays TINT compliance with the law
will neceHaitate reduction Of expeuaos On all
eides, TINT fowor trains and aocond-c1ass coaches
will be run, thai work will be suspended in tho
shopH, md TINT tho number Of employos will bo
reduced. hIr. Mitchell, President Of tho MIL
weukoe 4 St. Paul. says TINT trains will bo run
on his road as usual. and only cut OF as It be-
comea ohvlouH tlat they are unproatab1e. Tho
stocks of these roaaa improved during Monday
and tho carly part Of yesterday. probably bo-
cauao decision favorable to the railroads had
beau expected or ru.norel; but when tho truth
became known in Wall street, lato yesterday
afternoon, Northwestern declined from se16 to
90161, aud st. Paul from 94t1 to 9o94.
, 1874-09-16

II baVlhe Deen accrGea tho Wisconsin rnirpQda
mutt conform to tho Potter law, aome compotont
authority will soon DO called upon to Bettlo Ger
tain undetermined questions. For instance: tim
Chicago l. Northwestern Railway il placed in
Class A. aud tho slloboygan l. Fond du Lac in
Clasa G. Roads IN ClasB 4 aro limited to tho
lowest schedulo OF rates, whio those In Glass
ara allowed to charge much higher ratos. In
caae of Il shipment from shoboygau to Oh1caeo
how would tho rate DO eomputct7 Tho natural
aupposition would DO TINT tho freight should bo
shipped ut tho rate allowed tho sheboygan Road
to the junction point, mud thoro DO ro.billel to
Chicago at tho lesser rate prescribed for the
Northwestern Company. But tho act does not
80 direct. 1t aays: "In computing tho rates
for carrying any froghts according to the proyis-
ions OF this act, the distance for carrying such
freight shall be computed from where 1t is ro-
cciyed, notwithstanding 1t may pans from ono
road to another" from tlis 1t would aeam tue
rate would DO tho samo throughout, and. as it
would DO computed at tho starting point, It.
would ba at tho rate tlera allowed; but.
II tho Northwestern should accept tlis Joint
lato 1t would DO amonablo to tlo ponalty itn-
posed In 500. Q Of tho bot, which proyldos that
any company Or person WHO shall receive higher
ratios OF compensation thnn prescribed for their
respective classification shall 10 doomed guilty.
OF nlfsdomeanor, ind DO liable to Cue Of
S2o0, aud tho party aggrovod shal be untitled
to roooyor throo ttmoa tho amount Of exceas col
lected from him. Wero tho tArougI,.r.!to poloy
carried out 1t would operate injurlously to tho
roads in C|asa whonoYer tho shipment orig
inatod OIL roads plnccd ia Clasa A. Tno act doos
not indicate sny way Of settling these questions,
noitler arc tho Commissioners endowed with
authority. Doubtless, tho oompanias will A.
sume tho right to determine auch points among
thamsolyos; but 1t ts equally probable, in tho
prasant nt&ts Of feeling, thai thora ars lndiyla.
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Al his residences In Hochestsr town
ship, on Friday, Dec. I'll, 1874, Christian
Cllss. In NE 7Sth ysar Of his age.
Christian Cline WAS born the 18th day
OF Feb. .. d. 1873, In the State Of Penn
~ the sge ~ sisssss ssrvsd h the Wal
Of 1918; sstss bsisg dischasSsd from thu
ssevics, live II he Dtsts 81 Ohio until
~ yssr 1852. whea hs removed 70 II,
tSsa tssTitsry Of lows. Was married 4
Peeuslis Doty ths 9Th day Of Oct. ,lel2
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Oss esse u grsss ispsssascs q
docket ut oar lAse District Courf, vaa
not mentioned is Cur report bscsnss
il vas not finally Disposed Of there
II vas the csse u the Is. c. r. 4 i
X. X. against Arge number d ihe
citizens u V;n;o1, who refused to psJ
certain subscriptions u The rosd q
account Of alleged failure On the par,
Of the company To do - agrsed up
On. After some preliminary action .
compromise vas agreed upon, BY
which the case 10 TO be submitted, in
. short time, to . referee. 10 the
referee trial one case win be taken q
test.
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FLEE CoAPAHY- Should Upton
pusohass ks ssGiss, - = nov in
contemplation, . ven organized Fire
Company win be essential 10 its most
successful use. In view q this fact,
and Of the proposed trial Of the en-
CINE which will take place about .
month hence, it would be the part Of
wisdom TO take At once the FIRST steps
in such IN organization, 70 that 1t the
time Of such trial full and practical
instructions could be obtained by the
proper persons. Then should ths
engine be retained, ~ We are inclin.
ed 70 believe il win be, the company
could perfect its organization and b.
ready for business Who wants (,
s4run wid der mschineT'
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SADDLE LosT.--A common black
saddle belonging to w. +. Kiser, liv.
ing FIVE miles west Of Upton, was
lost one evening about six weeks ago
The horse breaking loose and CON.
ing home without the saddle, which
vas either taken of Or picked up by
some one where il had been scraped
Of along the road. A reasonable re.
ward will be paid for its return.
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a circular Psbiisbsd ~ the
Ksnsss Relief Committee, giving m
sceursse account Of the ravsges Of
grasshoppers IN KaDs.s, the locsi-
ties visited, the sctusl dsmages done
giving information hov and where
70 send aid, &c, win be sent 70 any
os- who addresses aCounty Clerk,
Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas. !"
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We ne infosno1 - II. CHRIS.
tim Cline, vboss ass9A i ansosn1ed
in sno<sss cSuaa, - oss Il o~;y
thse sagvivuu u - vss II 1911
ss1Asst 10 t&is cossty. II fAaa il
sss1set, bot fvo II the vessssss are
no~ viii ~
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H0Csk AL Lon so8 eALk-TUC
kss With comfostsbie Dwelling, sita-
sisd 10 The mist pheasant psrt Of
Tipsen-corD<r vest VI north school
house for ssse CO very favorable
erma. Isqs.fs u e. H. AiIlkouse. If
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TIE young ladies' Of Tipsos Sean
mary viii give Musical Evening II
,be City Hail, On Friday evening,
Dee. l1th, 1874. Al are invited
Tickets twenty-five cents. Doors
open u . O'Clock, performance to
1r<-.a.Ss...~ II -
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II alcoholic stimulasts are takes into
the blood the heart sorks laser. aad
this unnatural speed vsaSs oct IL viGal
machinery. All intoxicating noasuas
advertised - .tonics,7 'sr0o0vatos1.'
etc, prodscs this dissstross eject. sad
should Be rejected. Dr. walkers Veg
etsble Vinegar Bittss-an invigorsat
without IL ears u slcsh0l-is evssy.
where sspplantisz tAese poisosa. 4ss4
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THE PEAK FAxLY-At Moo~s's
Opera House last evening . very
large and enthusiastic audisees gree
ted the appearance Of those Old f.
vorites, the Peak Family Of Swiss
Bell Ringers. The entire psrSoe.
nance was most prsissvorthy sod the
audience showed their sppssoistion
by continued applause throughout
the evening. Mr.. w. K. I4svake sssg
. sacred song for the opening piecs,
which was rendered in m sdmirsble
manner. lie has very fine tenor
voice, and knows how To use il. The
next on the programme WAS All. Wy
man, 10 his German deiinestions and
songs. A bashful "Fraulisn" he
is unexceIled, and won frequent and
hearty applause; in fact he "bsat the
Dutch" But the best thing Of the
evening, in our opinion, was the Stat
Bell Sole, BY Miss Fanny Pesk. The
clesr, silvery ring Of the bells, and the
skillful manner in which they wers
handled, gave evidence Of great pro
6ciency in their use, and thst her Of
forts were appreciated by the aud.
fence vas svinced BY the applause
she received. The Instrumental -.
lectioos BY the Boston quartstts were
listened 70. BY I'll lovers Of good MI
SIC, with delight. Master dot" il /
perfect wonder with the bones, and
withal very Gne clog dancer. HI
was we'll spplaudsd. .Hooe, Swest
Home" - plsyed BY J.svske and thu
Peak Family On the bells, was grand
No one has On idea how nuch music
thsre 10 in bells ustil thsy hsss sosns.
thing truly excellent, - this VAS
The performance concludsd with thu
farce Of the "Dutch Doctor" Wymss
q the principal character. 10 Ger
msn imperso0stioes - excsls, am
the delighted sudisncs was ia roe
Of laughter from bsSinoiag to end
All who missed going last sveninl
should Mt ieil % Be there to-niG u
| - they may never have saethsr %
postunity d hsariag THE sxesllss
tsoupo. -losed 61nle JOaNNae.
win appsaf y City Hail. Tipssa
satuslsy evening, Dsc. lsth.
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TEs Sssae 0.sBe - = II
Aoash rsss6.y a.Ag. B. ~
BGi<y, Ia. W~Eas. II. WasW'
- . nne 6sa Iaaan1 sAsse -
vs e.s.a rsesa np1esssa Csan
esuEy-
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TaASkssIyzys CoIx1cuOy-na
foESviae kesss sxYhns isseif
STAIy o. Iowa, Rx DUAR1H1sI,
Dr. AogsEA, De. %, 1874
Rev. g. 8 DsscsE, Tpsoe
Ny DeD '@,-I have yea. letter
u the Both inst, Transmitting tven.
ty-six dollars 70 be spPased % tine
benefit II Tie su1ereu By he grass
hopper invasion In those a. our north
western eounfies requiring aid Il
viii Be deposited ~ General Baker,
the Secretary a tie Relief Commit
zee, in . natiooAl bank, to Le drawn
BY The order of the Execufive Con-
mitses and sent 70 sui oonmiftees
- may require IL; and il due time .
detailed report Il lie distribution win
Be puksished in tie nevspapera /
thssk ths god people q fipasa, p
tie Same q The bsnefciasies, fos this
generous dossssso.
ysy s=.y y-
G. C. CAsSxsTIx-
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:! 10
|:s;'s!!s5s'|!::: :: 3 e
| \ LIS uIuee Co.
I've Nm & - hlDel
SrIoe - colol3 -
|Se Rou - doeiTable,
- - 4Qile 80
rare bmk1iDg + o(l0
|eoo1s.
n Lafkss csoalEiaQ.I
one1E I no1lnogooI .
laol1S 0nd Apoc0L ~
&C. = IN o06caE
~ $500 ~ $3.50
cingh 49,. ool11olnD
ChoctO 0o1)Doo eUo1nol
FlGnnogo, OoG1UslB 0so|
nclIlnU = a1l01ao 0ho|
lAEBo0e An0 0Se0vo -
OS6AfE8J.
We have WA&ogpeooeo /
o. III 0se noW oQ0oo ooo
cosos1 ana y 49, us41
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-, s.s s
sOw = ~ sOss
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Rrna1lI.IoejIe. 49,. |
err. OnaeiNo01ee 0Sod |
Jeans, 1CC c00 ooott any
OSse ~ Qs60I1tv OSo0
price.
We always hsP IL |sse
stock II CAKrE1S anA sen 00
q the lovsst prizes.
Our line Of Ladies' GsnHs' and
Chi2drv.s' u.dervsar = vnylmrs,
and yin h sold = bofsnm pr;ene
Hats ard Caps q n - -
ssysa - vsEy as9
Amms YGns dvsys . -
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TEE nicek sesecxs1n IT tsys SOD
b0Edsy gods II tsvn, i u r. W.
Ysesds- LAsxe = kss sev ss<e-ne19
=, IL . erov1ed tAss ~ ca.soe sisov
sesriy everything Bss iAey are
there; ask f< shea-
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F1TyvAL-TAe kdss 81 - Egs-
@Tni ssaisey = sia pf.n M Eive
sTazss.: sn1 ssPpr u fse Gsy
HsA sen TsesAsy esess.gs Dsoe@
bes ISek A - sssise4
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ScARFs and Nubiss, at Perfien
Deans.
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Alec the celebrated specialist, In this
paper, Who Offers TO pay one hgndTsd
dollars forfeit Tor any cass - oDdeT-
takes and does nns cure. 303l
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FAis Association The stock
holders of the Cedar County Fair As
ISOLATION viii meet 1t the olice Of the
President, in Upton, It half past ten
o'clock, on Monday Dec. 2ist, 1874,
for the election Of officers for the en-.
suing year, and such other business
- may properly come before il.
J0w2 CHAs. l.. LoSGLgY, Sec'y.
NOTICE. will again remind
those who still have unsettled &C.
counts or notes that ere due the lat .
firm Of Reichert Bros. that / must
have the same settled ON or before
Dec. 18th, 1874, A. ! shall need
money very much At sha. time.
hope, therefore, that you will come
up promptly and settle.
Yours very Respectfully,
Joms II. RElcmxRT.
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BGAR - UAs1D ninsA Ua11-
pro< 70 - pr yr4 = PG.i0
Dsaa'A
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ANOTHER lot Of those 1l.OO Felt
Skirts Just received 1t Perrisn Deaa's.
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= tSs ~ ~ q 1sssasss. "a. a.
1ask yed soess, vee6 tWoW611o ooo6ol1 o11es
eeaAs eooe Whlee - - baek go 80,
s:Iecssd soos I've yssn Old. AD0saiasd
Taee. - n xohsgt y1lsRe - QateI
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CAR FOR NEBRAsKA.-Refcrence
was made last week TO the proposed
attempt ON the part Of Mr. o. NJ Cul-
yer, TO secure another car to be load
ed here with supplies for tho needy
10 Nebraska. The Northwestern
Railway Company has again gener-
ously responded to the call, and the
car will be 1t the depot, in Upton,
Wednesday, Thursday snd Friday Of
next week. Contributions for gen
eral distribution, or in small quaint.
ties for particular persons, will be
gladly received there during these
days. Persons wishing to do some
thing for The cause, can, il no dispos-
ed, lead helping hand by hauling
corn to the depot, If they will signify
their willingness so To do to Mr. Cul-
yer. All are probably aware what Is
most needed by the grssshopper SUI.
fers. Neither provisions nor clothing
can be amiss.
FATAL AceIDKsT.--isey. J. w. XIV.
nett informs us Vi . frightful accident
which occurred nesr Mt. Vernon las,
Friday. Two young men from that
town were out cunning, when one Of
them WIN. Hanna, son oil the Presby-
terisn minister. and youth about
sixteen yesrs Of sge = showed the
other how boy once shot himself
In order to do this he placed the muz.
zle Of the gun TO the side Of bis fscs
and set his foot on the hsmmes
whereupon his comrade grew nsrvoul
and begged that he would be more
careful. Young Hanna secuted the
idea Of danger, and 1t once wen'
through t. pantomims sgain--shil
time oil too fully, Tor his foot slippsd
~ the hammer and in On instant hl
lay dsad spon- the ground with ths
whole top Of his hesd literally blow.
-.
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We seH for IS 60 . ysd, q
Dsaa, Iag.s & Yosag'A . hsttss
vssespeoof tisa a. b 601 -
vhese.
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NUMBER 81

above the leveloft the other party's head,
and was preparing to sail by with an un
conscious dcmeanor, when he unfortun-
atcly stepped upon the skin of grape,
and losing his balance, shot violently
into the strange gentleman legs, bring
ing him down upon himself The young
mans embarrassment was chan yed to
-horror and astonishment, when the
stral1>sser cried out in the voice of his
sister, "Oh, ION, how could you ?" He
sprang to his feet il an instaHt. Tho
stranger was also getting uSand pre-.
scptiny most remarkable a, a,E,arance.
lis face was as red rs scarle3aad his
glossy moustachc was turned halNaround,
Que half laying across his mouth, and
the other half hugging the Ice side Of
nose. "Why, Mary !" cxclaims sI the
shocked brother. But Mary aidHnoth-
ing, and held her head, while her, lover
made himself sclrcc The broth ,r >tta7te-
his sister home, and her mother cscortsd
her to her room, where she was at o1c,
undrcsscl and put to bed, with hot
bricks to her feet, and u quart Of hot
boncsot down her throat. Her mother,
who could not believe it OF her daughter,
declared it was case Of bilious fever,
and de'crminel to get the best of it,
The lover has secured work in New
Haven for the winter. Dm5ury N,W;.