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BY TELEG RAPh.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
ny wsst corner OF NJ ain and l2th streets.
WASHING TON.
WASHINGTON, March II.
TunsraI OF Senator Summer.

The committee to make arrange
meuts for Senator Summers funeral,
have not yet been appointed. but it ID
understood that the following arrange
ments have been determined upon in
accordance with the wishes Of Major
Poore and the few other intimate
friends OF Mr.. Sumner now in the city.
The body will be brought to the Sen.
ate chamber tomorrow morning and
exposed to the view Of the public. i
the success of the embalming process i,
such as to warrant it. Religious ser
vices will be held in the Senate cham.
Der at 1890 p. NJ, when the funera
procession will be formed and accom-
psuy the remains to the railroad de
pot, whence they will be taken by spe'
cisl train to New York in time to reach
Boston on Saturday.
Senator Morton.
A rumor was widely circulated to-
dsy that Senator Morton was i'll, bu
there was no truth in the report Sen
stor Morton is confined TO his room b!
sickness but his CO Iditlou is not suct
as to lead TO any sppreh ension on th
part OF his friends. He is, in fact, bet
Ter thsn q week ago.
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New York Market.

NEW YokK, March l2.-Ce;tou =
Easier; middling uplaDds l6tc. Flour
STEADY with moderate inquiry; super.
fine western and State s. 1905 10:
common to good &c 1906 55f good 10
choice $6 T096 %; white wheat extra
So ee@7 40 extra Ohio s 1901 IS.
whisky-steady at 97c. What
ouist and unchanged. Rye and Bar.
10y unchanged Corn-Scarce and
a shade Hrmer; new western mixed; IS
@9Sc; old do 90992G white western
ss@qsc. Oats-Searcely so drm; mix.
ed western 63964ic; white western 81
@66c. Coffee-Dull. Sussr-Quiet.
Petro!eum-Crude 6s96lc; refined on
spot l5Sc; April l5c. Eggs-Firm;
western $4,000, Pork-stesdy; new
mess $l6 90 on spot; 10 Is March;
Is so April. Lsrd--Firmer; prime
steam 9lc on spot and April; 9l'l6
Nav. Batter and Cheese unchanged,
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miral OF the navy. The invitations Of
the two last named include invitations
to army and navy officers and officers
Of the Marine corps.
Resolutions by City Council.
BosroN, March l2-The city coun-
Gil to-day passed series Of resolutions
on the death of Senator Sumner. Among
them were the following:
Resolved, That His Honor, the May
or, be requested at an early day to call
a meeting OF citizens, in Fspeul Hall,
to take such notice OF this event
as may be appropriate, in view
Of the irrepairable loss which
the people OF Massachusetts, and
particularly Of Boeton have sustained.
Rcsotuea, That a joint special COM
miltee o! the City Council be appointed
to act 10 cooperation with the Mayor,
State and National aut horities in max
ing arrangements for the funeral ceres
monies aud such other tokens OF re-
spect as are due to the purity OF bis
character and the greatness OF his pubs
lie service.
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BUFFALO,.

PnneraI OF sx.President Fillmore.
BUFFALO, March l2-This city is In
th. deepest mourning to-day, on the
occasion OF the funeral of ex~President
Fillmore. Flags at half mast are on oil
public and private buildings, and the
principal thoroughfares and streets
through which the funeral procession
passes are heavily drsped At o'clock
to-day. religious services were held at
the late residence OF the deceased, after
which the remains were borne to the
hearse and taken to st. Psuls Csthe-
drsl, escorted 10y q military guard.
where from 10 o'clock until the hour
for closing the casket, continuous
line OF citizens passed, taking last look
At ID. face OF the deceased.
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Ar this sessou OF the 7esr. Thei

AT this season OF the year, when
many OF our people are suffering i,om
colds, we call attention TO Ayers Cher
~ Pectoral as 8 sure cure not Only for
coughs and colds, but al affections Of
the lungs ADD throat. Having u=ed j!
in our family for many years, We car
speak from personal Knowledge Of its
efficiency. There nsy be other rene-
dies that are good, Lut 10 all Gu; ex-
perience this has proved to be BY tsr tie
beat. Ia qualities aIe uniform and
wholly reliable. 1t is pleasant to take,
aud should be kept at command, by
every family. ss 8 protection against 3
class OF complaints which seem harms
less il the begfniug, but become afic.
,iug snd dangerous il negiectsd.-N.
Y. RsciEtsr.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, March l2.-The weather
this morning is very unfsvorable for
the formal entry into London OF the
Duke and Duchess OF Edinburgh. 4
binding snow storm prevails and the
ground is covered to the depth o: three
luches, notwithstanding great crowds
have assembled along the route from
Paddlngtou Station TO Buckingham
Palace. The whole population seems
10 nave gathered in the West End.
Railroad trains arriving from the coun-
try are crowded. Vehicles of all dee
criptions are excluded from the route
and the streets in the immediate
vicinity.
The Tines praises lle late Senator
Sumner
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, MsrCb l2.-Flour-Qulsi
and unchanged, Whsat-Iu fair de-
mand and firm; Nc. | Chicago spring
l "a; No. . do ~ cash, l 81 April
! 25t May; No. ; DO l7t9l ~; re-
iected 10. Corn-lu lair demand
and advanced, &c spot 62;c bid April;
este new May No > mixed 6Oc; re-
iected old 60c; new $50. Oats--QuiCt
and unchanged; No. = 451c, regular
444c, fresh spot 47c March. Rye
Steady; No, : fresh sec. BSrlsy-ln
fair demand aud advanced No, :
spring So; No. do AZ. Fork
Steady at IA 80 cssb. I440 April, "A 20
May. Lsrd-Quiet and unchanged a.
s SIS spot s 30 April. Bulk Meats-
Quiet and unchanged, short rib middlss
packed sold at Sc. Bacop-Quiet and
unchanged. Wbisky-Steady st 953c.
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NEW YORK.
Auditor Deevon, of the Erie Hoa'

Auditor Deevon, of the Erie Road.
New YORK, March ia reporter
makes Vice President Robinson say
tha, Devon has prepared a statement
intended TO ipjnre the standing OF the
road but it was not used, owing to the
want Of favorable opportunity, and
Devon expressing rem 0rS" or ht7 cons
duct. gaid to the Vic" !rts'd"ut mat
his accounts were Incorrect, end that
he had made false statements ~ the
President OF the road. Vice PRECEDENT
Robinson ia also made to say that COM
plant has always been made against
Devon that his books were in 80 com.
pllcated condition that no one could
understand them, nor nave the officers
been e5le to obtain any intelligent
statement. Deeyon's statement, it ia
alleged, was in the hands Of a Bear
marty on Tuesday last, but their at
tempts to get it in circulation were unS
success!u!.
The Couacil oftue Wine sud Spirit
Traders Society Of the United States,
Yesterday. aunau9",d That they favored
the prcseai .icunr.. uoVement.
The Board OF Directors OF the Union
Pacific Railroad Company yesterday,
at meeting in Boston, elected the toll
lowing cf!icers: President, Sidney Dill
lon, OF New York; Vice President,
Elisha Atkins, OF Boston Secretary
sud Treasurer, E. II. Rollins. The
Directors ticket elected was compro>
mise agreed upon, Jay Gould represents
inc the New Workers and BostoDians.
The Federal Courts and Offices
closed to-day in respect to the memory
OF ex-President Fillmore, whose funeral
is taking place in Buffalo. Flags are at
halt mast on all the public and many
OF the private buildings, honoring alike
the ex-PIesident and Senator Sum-
ner.
The coIoreA people are to give ex.
preston in a public meeting to their
grief in the loss OF Senator Sumner.
John Conroy has been arrested on a
charge of being associated with Dutch
Herman in the shooting OF the Hudson
River Railroad depot watchmcn.
Auditor S. P. DeeYou, OF the Erie
Railroad Company, has resigned.
Bishop Cummins has accepted the
rectorshlp of the First Reformed Episco'
pal Church.
A dispatch from Berlin says that the
| illness Of Bismarck is serious, and
causes appre be epsion by HE physicians.
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SsuYork Live stock Msrkei.

New YORK, March lG.-Beeres--
Receipts ITO, making 2l1j Tor three
days sgsins; 1870 same time last week,
quality averages fair, ranging from
common TO prime; market seuve and
firm at an advanced rate yesterday
commoues: to beet readily sold at 10!
@l2!c. Sheer-Receipts 45SQ, max
ing $3.50 for three days sgainst $50
same time last week, quality ranged
ordinary to prime, market firm al a
further advance OF ic. Swiue-Re'
csipts 5,5076, making 1870 Tor last
three DAYS against 1880 same time
last week, demand good for dressed Nt
7fG7sc; no live offered.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Indian Affairs.

SAN FRANCISCO, March l2.-The
Huolopas and Apaches have declared
thei. Willingness TO return TO their old
hunting grounds and obey oil orders
from General Crook, bu! cay they will
die before they will 90 to the Colorado
river reservation and if the troops want
to fight them they must expect a Big
battle. General Crook Is at Cancareos.
o. the l0th Of March the Apaches
stole all the stock from Simon Sanchez
aud Francisco Rsmefo, near Tuscsn.
The men pursued the lOdjsus and q
fight ensued, 10 which SaBcht5 was
Eill.d
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI March lG,-CoItOn--
Easy at l5ic. Flour-ln fair demand
aud f,u. Wheat-Firm at 81 459
| 46. CONFIRM at 6396Sc. Oats
Firm at 50@5Sc. Rye--Scsrce and
firm a. 81 o.. Barlsy-Dnll and
nominal. Oils-Uncbspged. Eggs
Dull Al l4c. Butter-Best grades IN
good demand lower grades dull,
Cheese--Firm. Provlsloos-EAsler
Pork in fair demand AMI lower with
sales at l5c. Lard dull. steam 81, ket-
lie &c, buyer 10 daye. Bulk meats
steady; sales OF shoulders Al jic spot,
6ic buyer May, clear rib I;c SPOT aud
buyer March, clear sc, Bacon sttady,
shoulders sS@64c; clem rlb ssG Sici
clear 20. Wbisky--Flrm At $50.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The State Election.

CONCORD, March l2.-Wsston fails o {
an election by the people by from 300
10 500 votes. Fou. Republicans and
four Democrats sre elected Senators,
with no choice in tour districts. From
the returns already in the House stands
l72 Democrats to l67 Republicans, and
eight towns to hear from which last
year elected Democrats. and probably
havs done go this year.
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Louisville nnrksf,

LoVuvILLs, March l2.--C9ttoG 49,
Quiet at l5tc Elour-QlIet aud un-
changed. Whe&:-NonIusl Com
Quiet and unchanged Os;s-Easisr
az 60963c. Hsy-sl9 20 on cars.
Pork-Quiet and unchanged a. SIS p.
Bacon aud bulk mssts quiet and un-
changed sugar cured hams i29l2ic.
Lard-Tlerces g. kegs 9ic. Whi'sJ
-92tc, Bsgsing-i29l5c
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Cleveland Marker.

CLEvEtASD, March l2.-W neat
oqiet aud unchanged; DO red 81 ) .
al 55; No. 2 red / 47@l AZ; Milvs-
ise spring held At 81. Corp-FIrm At
67665c new mixed 69970: Oats--
FIRM, quiet and u5cbHpgtd; no.
State SOC No. . State 4ac; white Bic,
Peroleum-Quiet; standard whit. lie
al2Ic car lou; Ohio legal test 81 -
selling At l5i9l6tc car lots.
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BAiiIuIaro Market.

BALTIMORE, March l2.-Ilour and
Whcal-Uuchapged. Corn-AcuTC
and strong, mixed western 5S96oc,
Rye-Unchanged. Provisions-l'irm,
Mess pork SIG 3l@l6 80 Bulk meats
6rm; shoulders 6ic; clear RIB sides Si9
8Ic; no round lots selling, jobbipG
packed 6s@Sic. Bacon active, shoul-
ders Tic; clear rib sides 9:c; sugar cured
hams l3@l4c. Lard-9ic. Butter
Very dull; western roll 279n, tub IS
.@4Sc. Cofeo-Entirely nominal.
Whisky-Q6iC,
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STocEs-More active, the leading isa-
lures having been Union Pacific, Lake
Shore, NorthUestern common, wabash,
Erie, Western Union and Rhode Islasd.
The market opened weak, but soou ad-
vsnced rom TO II per cent Erie was
except. Y 3sIly weak on vague
rumoTs Of trouble 10 itI fDan-
Gee. The directors Of The Erie
Rsiir2ai Company bsld meeting TO-
day 10 take action % the Resignation
Of Auditor Dursu. A committee Vas
appointed to Investigate the Company.s
accounts from the time OF General DiI
administration aud report. Stocks
closed firm al a reaction Of TO per
cent from the highest poiot Of the day.
Toe sales between 10 aud 2 0 clock were
l32 900 shsres, OF which 5000 were
Western Union, $1,000 Union Pacific,
10 O0O " shssb, 1900 Lake Shore, s,s
900 Erie, %. 900 Northwestern coupon
ard 4OOO Rhode Islaud.
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T0Iodn Market.

IoLEro, March 12.-Flour-jl.sdy.
Wheat--stesdJ,. amber Nchigsn 81 80
al ST. June l 90 No. red | s.. 20,
2 do l 46;Sl A.. Comm good de-
msud aud full pricei high mixed April
69!c; May 70ic; June 7l4G July I2tc,
new 67iS low mixed Csc ueU e7ic, nc
grade 654c Oats-Q1iet so1 upchsrz-
ed; No. | Sc. Glover Secd--sj ~.
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NanYnrk my Gaoda Marknt.

Egv YORK, March l2.-Busincf'
ruled quiel With the commission bou,es
but large jobbing trade was effected
in priGts and the domestic print mar
kel is excited Jy the offering Of Ar1old'i
prluts a: SIC by large jobbing houses.
Frsemgps prints are down 10 70 and
Carleton mournlDgS to &c. Albion A
sbsetias il reduced 10 S!c; Agawam :
10 Sic. Bleachcd shirtiur' dull ard
nominal in first hands Drrss Eoo1s
and .bsTls actiTc
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gss, Liberty 1--we stock Market.

Ear LIsEK1T, March l2-Cstile-
Arrivals 81 car beat 6 70 &c, medium
81 10 &C; common 5 to SIC, s.Oeker.
to 4ic; bulls q to 4sc Hogs-
Arrivals 20 csrE; bsEt PhilSdelphia
s6 "a 10 so Workers 90 70 ; 80.
Sbssp--AriTals p cars; best 81 70 sc,
medium 81 10 6tG common } to 3fc,
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GESCENyATE,
The 9olliu. HIII Strike.

~ ''A
CINCINNATI, March IA Gazette
special rom Irobton reports that the
men brought:from Pittsburgh and tn:
east rs operatives 10 the rolling mill
commenced work yesterday, but all
but three were induced By the old
strikers 10 quit work to-day.
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PhIladeipaIa ,rarkst.

PHILLpnsau March l2.-FloJr-
Dull AID unchanged. Wheat-Dull 8;
81 60;9l 65; amber 1891 -;
whit. 7s9l 80 Ryc-95S
Doc Ccrn-AciIEe. yellow 80
s5c; white 7sSs0c. Osls-Quis6 white
60s6ic, mixed 56S5Tc- Petroleum
Crude l01c; r.fssd lSi9l4fc. Whisky
81.
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ssi,Ir.srcI car,lc Aarl.et.

BALINcKE, March l2.--Csttle--
More sctive and ic higher; very best
6t@6.c; first quality 5G6tc; medium
or good isir quslily 4@5c; receipts
Il,+ sales 1895. Hoss-Fsir supply
and demand st 7@Tsc; receipts 1925.
Sbesp-Slou at iSCaTsc; receipts 225S,
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TURKEY.
Distress Amonx the POOR.

H"ohS tho EOOT
CoNsTAurlNoPLR, March - There
is great distress among the poor people
here in consequence OF heavy snow
storm. Private charitable organ'za-
lions, in addition to the government,
are actively st work TO relieve the suf,
tering ones.
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FIRES.

BosroN, March l2.-There were ten
fires here last night, but only two wer e
ofany consequence one on CONNER
cial street, where the loss was about
$1,000. and another on PIympton street,
loss So, 900; mostly insured.
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Aust RyA
OppositIo

Opposition 10 EccIrsIastioaI Laws
VIENNA, March l2.-Emperor Fran
els Joseph, has authorized his govern
10 assume a strong attitude against
uItramontane opposition to ecclesiast-
cal lsws
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
HeE York Money nud Stock Market.

HcR York Money nud Stock Market.
NEW YORK, March l2,-AoSEY-
Easy at ga 1 per cent, Sterling stead =
at 483i94 84 for 60 days sOd 4 96i9
04S71 for sight. The sub-TrsasurJ
was closed to-day on account Of the
fuoeral Of eI-Presideat Fillmore,
GoLD-Closed at liz after ssll>
rOg q. llli, Carrying rates 81 per
cent 10 fiat. CIesriDgs s27 ,00O. 900.
STATE Boyps-Quiet aud nominal.
GnTERHMESra=Quiet and firm.
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where Docs Como II ON.

pints and quarts OF filthy catarrhal
discharges Where does it al! come
from ? The mucous membrane, lining
the chambers OF the nose and its little
glades, are diseased, so that they draw
from the blood its liquid aud exposure
10 the air changes it into corruption.
Tnis liIe.liquid was 10 build up the
system, but it is extracted and the sys-
TEN ia weakened by the loss. To cure,
gain flssh aud strength by using Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
which also sets directly upon these
glands, correcting them, applying Dr.
Ssge's Catsrrh Remedy with Dr..
Plerce's Nasal DOUGH, the only method
OF reach ug the upper cavities where
the discharge accuUulates and eoues
from.
oATARRH OF TTESTV YEARS sTASDISG
CgRgp ..--.
MONROE, Onachits Parish, La,
September Is, ISL.
! PrEscs, N. D, ,:-Sometine abou
lat jane | commenced the use o: you!
N medicines, aud they have entirely eurec
M OF os,sr!h OF iEeEsy yesIs stard'
/ lag. Respecc!a:.J,
Mrs. c. E. PaILLlP3.
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PENAS YLEANsA.
Iouni Decd.

Po1T.yILLg, March l2.-EilB Drake
Of ST. Louis, wsS found dead this NOM
ing in his room, in the Pennsylvania
II n.ol
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THE WEATHER.
War DEPARTMENT,
OFFics Or TEE CHEF SIGNAL UTTir,r
WASHINGTON, March l., r. ".
PROBABILITIES.

During Friday for the New EoGlanJ,
Middle States and Lower Lake rscioa
partly cloudy weather, low tcuTcra-
ture and b-isk 10 occasloLaIy high
north 10 west Winds will prevail with
occasionally light snor 10 the latter
section aud northern sod southern poT.
tious. For the Upper Lake region aud
south over the Onio Valley aud Mis-
souri, clear or partly cloudy weather,
low temperature aud fresh to bEisk
winds mostly from the north. The
Ohio aud Cumberland rivers co'arue
falling.
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mittee and to appoint the committee
after adjournment.

after adjournment.
The Senate then adjourned.
The following Senators have been
named by the President pro tenn. Of the
Senate to accompany Senator Summers
remains to Boston: Messrs Anthony,
Schurz, Sargent, Sherman. Oglesby and
Merrimau. The President pro tenn
OF the Senate named tae following az
the Senate Committee OF arrangements
for Senator Summers funeral: Messrs.
Anthony, Schurz, Frelinghuyssu, Nor
rill Of Maine, Stevenson and Thurman.
They will meet and make arrange
ments this afternoon.
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BOSTON.
Correction.

BosroN, March l2.-The announce
meut from Boston yesterday OF the
election OF Oliver Ames as president OF
the Union Pacific railroad was an error.
Directors OF the Union Paeifs r. all
road.
The following is correct list OF the
new board OF directors OF the Union
Pacific Railroad Company: Oliver
Ames, North Easton; John Duff, Bos.
ton; Elisha Atkins, Boston; Sidney
Dillon, New York; L. P. Warten, New
York F. Gordon Dexter, Boston; B
E. Bates, Boston; Oliver Ames, second
North Esstou J. D. Smith. New York
Charles J. Osborn, New York; &. y
Cou, New York; Samuel L. Mills
New York; Jay Gould, New York
+. II. Barker, Boston, and J. Richard
son, New York.
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Summers SuccessGr.

Among the names most prominently
mentioned as Summers probable suc-
cessor are Henry L. Dawes, EI-GoVer
nor o. II. Bullock, E. r. Hoar, Ex'
Governor John II. Clifford, Governor
Wsshburp, General Banks, General
Butler and Speaker Sanford. The
election will probably take place on
the Goth igst.
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PIttSburEh Petroieum Market
PlrrsBUEGn, March l2.-Crude-
Firm; sales at 81 CO. Refned-ouiet
ap3 quoted at l4ic April Az,
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% BAGS MOUNTAIN BUCKwHEAT
- IusiIeceived ard for sale at reduCeI
GO. LIST, DAtEN IOkT a fAHkS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-02-26

Il would thousand times rather be
up there than in your unclc's fine house.
But We have plenty Of time to consider
all that
Not SO much time! | can only stay
Tour days. for we aie very busy just
now; and we ought, by oil means, to be
married the last of the month";
The head was quickly raised from the
shoulder. why Bernard! Are YOU G ra-
zy?'
by no means. What in the world is
the use of our waiting? We have known
each other all our lives, aud how do YOU
suppose can take the time to como phil
andering down here every week? In
fact, ought not to be here now, but
made confidant of Daryl, and he took
compassion on me. At the end of this
month he thinks they can do without
me for week ,and then We must be mar.
ried. 1t is not SO bad up there, after all.
1t is beautiful country, and we have a
little society. The superintcpdent's
wife, and the wife Of the engineer live
there in funny little houses, just like
mine; and they are both ladies. And
there are good many cabins dotted
here and there in the woods, and the
laborers' wives are nice kindly women
Jessica laughed. you will make it
out sort Of Paradise, expect, if let
you 30 on. But may ask il you had
the house built because you felt so sure
of me?'
Il did not feel at all sure of you, but
could not help little feeling of hope,
did not believe you would care SO much
about the life l led if you did not love
me the least little bit. However the
house was already built. One OF the
members Of the company used to live in
it. Everything seems to have happen-
just right for u.s.
You take too much for granted, Mr..
Bernard, l have not yet consented TO
your arrangement
But, you will darling? Just consider
how much you will make me do when
you get up there!'
This is a consideration, certainly.
oh! know we'll shall have hard
task-mistrcss. But you will make q
happy home for me as a compensation.
Perhaps Jessica iclt she had been ar
bitrary enough. At all events her low
CT had his own way and the wedding
day was fixed To suit him: the bride
elect rejecting that her simple trousseau
would not require much time for prepar-
alton. Rallied dresses and trailing silks
would be entirely out OF place in the
lumber region. They were so happy,
sitting there under the dropping branch
es of the ash, with the silverv sands at
their feet, and the river gliding gently
by, that they forgot to 90 up to the
house to tell the wonderful news to the
family until the dusk of the evening
stole upon them.