, 1875-04-03

irasshernns, fhst tovrn M .cunel with Tiltpu In
n Tia rharcss III hn stote win sn,h4sts unof, Tit
.s il 5s IT'D ~ si Gss,n ..sa h.5 ,a
r,,retenst to t,o ihst Tltto,1 nrnons wers hecom-
ine eiS,i 20 ls~r hs found il vas inlarinF Of
,ra H., hr had fnun Il necessary 10 tslsrore.sa him
r. it, riturI no.,ton. sn n lin ia tubortnate
n,n n,. III m 1nxc III A1 nsSes .a p snvseg srain,t
thr tnat.t sSs,acter Of Tin,,-h,it nd sooner VIZ
ln"wa TN. he had reduced Til.on Than there camo
~ ~ H. tst III" % hn rvuld hnrd!y erosa Inc ferry
fM, ft;, ,"melsniv A' can,o Ia him auI con-
a 5 ,n %sn ,,n5 h,1ms lin ,os put ,e.. rr Il fs ss
f1rn of rharge against 1tjtou rby he sailld hsv.
sae 4 IL ;:9 ;a tn. a. r' 3on r. y H.. h. o ,t
Tic Wa.e. and one in tls S"rthwcst, st,. onc SONG
~ a "f %ca an e eran a at cssre in ns own aco Of
x., sng '"'0"-'A' ''''A'" ''"''''
s1vau1An COINCIDENCE. '-'" -
rto,t him thai thcre ha,l erne 10 ny k1uwcgo With
r. ~" ro | h,+"f ,io, rharn.s nj similar ciinrncter
rs,sa " tn' u" snter1sw be,wctn ms and bessie
rurusr. tci.tc't 10 lin ,hs Interview between mo
md Ms; l!on aud her mothsr; ms..d Nsnt lin In
tSot tcre were ~ eurrrnt reorts and r,i,nors which
,nrr .corea IL 1nn mn In rathcr furcn in r,ryect
~ .rnth". retsnr Thrrc viii rnnefhtng n cons1tier.
nhin ronyerratior around anut sh4t po,,i. aonlton
tnI tuc .ha Of hia avn personal kowlelao many Of
f411e! that he 1eifHyEI IpG 10 l4
nan a,aolutcy caste ani faithful to hi. marital
atious am, atscvcrated that in snrioun forns-rrcsse
It nrnn nc TLo conversation occupied In this
trcctinn rerthrs nearly m hour, going over
the relations n{ Tfi,on4 character and his
standing, told him, however, Tint that was not
tno nialter That hurt mo .uost. / felt very
pccly ihat lad done vtnng even In those reepects
frwur; Mrr Titan. Ills atA,itul,co TINT Tliton
.melcss il, tlc:c respect. brought nron ne sense
vas aca'iial, ani talking, anil abont rtepe
t1 we're frW nctspns ia tbe world dare telt mo scl
khtugs: aud 10 flltl !iah bcep
CAUGHT II THE BLUM or THEN MIsrtr
was ashamed s, mortified about It. and lint /. al
m gg oss s' wsoss
waa 10 mo like my own home and TINT l. WAS not thn
way that TIlson bad treated me when saa II svsrs'-
nors taan ,as. lle aroprsa sys.ythi!nYsI; s YI; aad
sn 70 Msn :. "a sdaSa pss s ss
1rs thing that lad donc war to take sides asainst
aim, aud add to weight thst was threatening tosrnah
satae Ills honsehol.i did MT know hardly what to
ny. could net understand II, how Elizabeth called
~ ! .ersrutian, S withos. le.tias mo know either
before ut that interview that ihere had ever lnen
issrersnes IN thc household of steh kind - there
mt that il soe,nca to nla that il sue had heon le to
nj presence, / could not Tut fce! that was blame
KDrthy that nhc WAS woman 70 quiet aud 80 simple,
.uspeeted H. Int that her conduct seemed to 10 now
tuch a. led mo 10 foul II hal beeu that tbs allega
lon was not untr,p that had warped her ao,tions,
Ind that il scciuvl to mo that sha must havo been
3rulen down In her moral nature tlat such chsrgea
mi resracors aud tho witllia Of The fetractaons,
1t WAS ritable shng, md indicated that gsrat nils
.i,f hai been dolo tn that household and
l1at I had bccu tho occasion OF It was
peeled III aud that lei to conversation to which
I c1rrcshel MY doubt Of whether this was the aFat
ime t!at had given yont to AZ ny thought ana lssi-
lt Thc t1ier interviews lad been, IS It were. dip
onia,ic, but fe that
,,uu1Tos MAS FRIEND 70 noTu B1pEs.
ms that hal, ! walked about the room III srent
rita,iuu aud great arf.conleunnttnn. said to him
lat vunl not conceive Of ans!hing for which ts,an
aiun ho,ss4lou d to ts tl.c tlaans Of brcakluR It
a.; thAt ,ay iIca al frtcnlslip md love was
:l.t 1t Kare strength, and that had
liwayn tuppostsl fhst my pseaeucp in their
uiiy was giving strength to al of them that Ii was
alIes!ing 10 sle children; thu: Il was ir1p 70 his
wit III her dnteF, aud that It was hot without len
trla effect to Til.uu Ill tbs long run; aud s game
,p ME iixs th1naer;cla. .nd ws. amazed ~ M nna
ou where was stuucwllat aotlb!ng whether II could
u!ssIbly tc trno that A1oullon s4ia to me,
n m a sh'E hcr1 r nssehes . nt III es EYER
IT. Ets.leth Tltu loyes Jour little Anger moro than
VIII AbtH MFt 4}&QH hllot0 EnA1s AketFtEA 49,
aa 10 mt4us Uf contradiction. sail to nayaef It
hcen t4loaderfn9 hrc burning concealed, and
nat4t,g Ut it, felt kelayne IL say ID no my
:Anlt." 1vlt rathcr the imputsr. SUPPOSE, which
.y.ry gentleman Will understand. to say :" ought to
fure.eou. w4a ae olacs:--ths oidess porsun-1
w.s the that had ad experiences; zho was child.
II rlc lid not know that tho tuara Of her affections
#eso accplpY up upou ought to have known It ~
i EXPRESSED MYSELF WITHOUT MEASURE
ou that snbjtet and a.i1el III the conversation to
ts conflict wlc llatl tho .enye ol ts feelings that
Ind ulwlys ha1 for her Of san 1lke pcrs, and
conflict that In 1y Min1 III respect " oAers
~ thas lad been broken down *n1 ha1 bronRht
acting III auuer almost Ike one thxt was belsft
of seasor aud tlat ths two imaBtH-l couldn't under
ttAnl 1t. Much conversation passed backwards md
Forwards turning th!s That Iiton wRs st nKninst
ne ,a.t he fe tlat wss ass rsny, aud that H., a'1
dono him wrong IN h!a business Ielatious and that
had sought to undermine hts influences LII tia com
Enuhity. II wxs tls harder beGanso Tho Implication
was on Btatcnent that had naab uhe
nf my reputation aut potltion Al tho lead Of En ::
church, aud my relation to the community thas all
host, an,de from my pefaou1 sction, tad gone
10 sverrhadow ind iijurc him.
that he ls! ocessio t.. think thut i,sd done him
ohlivsd tn aIuit thnt lad ,!onu lin Intentional
wro.iK III liz family; b,it that / ind wruuged
hi,n there Ii was very evident seemed 10 e II ~,
the present condition aud action Of Mrs. Tllou Ne,