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THE PRINCE OF WALES.
RECEPTION AT PooNAH-A RUMoR OF cHoLERl
INTERFERING WITH HIS MOVEMENTS

PooNAH, Nov. 13 1875.
The Prince Of Wales arrived hero to-day and had an
enthusiastic reception His movements after leaving
here uncertain There are bad accounts OF tho
spread Of cholera In various districts OF the Madras
Presidency. The trip OF the Prince to Garsappa Falls
and his shooting expedition Baypoor have therefore,
been abandoned 1t is doubtful whether he will even
visit MadraS
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TRUSSES, BANDAGES, &C.-RUPTuRED PERSONS
hnd SEELRY's HARD RUBBER Truss comfortable clearly
always reable used in bathing fitted perfectly to form.
being entirely free from all chatng
unpleasantness Establishments 737 Broadway New York
and l347 Chestnut street. Philadelphia Correct ADJUST
Low prices
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TIE wFATuRR yEsTrnnAY

The following record viii show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twenty four hours in
parson with the corresponding date Of last year as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD Building
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FURTHER REPORTS OF THE PREVALENCE OF
CHOLERA

LONDON, Nov TO, IhTo
The prevalence or cholera the Neilgherry district
interferes seriously with the proposed movements OF
the Prince Of Wales His visit to Baypoor IL uncertain
pending N investigation Of report OF the prevalence
Of cholera in that neghborhood
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DYSPEPSIA-ALL VICTIMS or INDIGESTION
heartburn waterbrash, belching constipation
cured by DIR. sharps Dyspepsia pills. Haruetts Bible
II ouse pharmacy.
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Average temperature yesteruay OOS
year ......................3 2s
1874 1876
Weekly average. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AZ A
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A-UNNATURAL REDNESS OF THE NOSE, PM
ply eptions black heads moth patches and eckles
by DR.. b. q. PERRY, 40 Bond street. Now York.
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COMFORT FOR TENDER FEHr. PERFECTION IN
bootmakng, made patent asta modelled nature
practically illustrated at 81 Nassau street side
EUGENE FERRIS SON.
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A-DANDRUFF DANDRUFF, DRY, MOIST OR
scaly and other scalp discusses falling
prematurey hair cured BY the treatment Of Dr. B. G.
PERRY.
chdrens hair given by the Doctor 40 Bond New
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FRESHNESS AND PURITY ARE COMMUNICATED
TO the complexion by GLRsEs SULPHUR soar
"HuLs HAIR AND WHIsKER DYK," Black Brown soc
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ger the hand and the bosom Of ladies which
thousands of dollars and lady enves her and wishes
she could the This accomplished without
spending thousands by purchasing the PARTISAN DAHoSpS
at RICHARD HUMPHREYS TO Broadway, opposite
Stewart. They brilliant lasting the real gems
and do cost onehrteth part much They last for
ever and are beau tfll forever.
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DON'T LOSE YOUR HAIR. -'CHEvALIER'S LIFE,
HAR gray hair perfectly stops its falling
once growth rapidly aud makes the HAIR
beautiful. Sold by all druggists.
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BOURBON AND RYE WHIsKEYS- SUIT THE
times We are IN addition to we'll known aud sterling
brands Of really old Wlskeys Offering reliable brands OF
young Whiskeys az 81 so and So so per gallon
II. Il. KIRK CO.. 90 Fulton 100 Broadway.
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A-M0LES M0LES, MoLES, PAINLESSLY RE
moved from the face cutting scarng by the per
sonal attention Of DR.. u. 9. PERRY, 40 Bond street
Nav York
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A-FOR STYLISH AND ELEGANT bat OF
extra quality 20 direct the manufactured ESPEN-
SCHEID, lis Nassau street.
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K.-CHRONTC CATARRH DEAFNESS-NEW'
method; relief permanent OF
iuators Office No West Fourteenth street, New York.
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WIGS, ToUPEES, &C RAUCHFUss, PRACTI-
ca Wig maker and Importer of HUMAN HAIR, Al East
Twelfth street, Broadway.
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GULL MANY A GEM OF PUREsT RAY SERENE"

'DIAMoND" SPECTACI.ES ARE THE BEST. FOR
sale BY W. H. WATERMAN, No. Maiden lane.
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flllline ..

IN MY FAMILY AND FOR THE STOCK HAVE
GIIs LISMENT loDDE AMMONIA II is unsurpassed
and surprised the many different malades in which
IL is applicable. 1t gives the utmost satisfaction
JOHN j. CARDER
Superintendent Eastern Pennsylvania Experimental Farm
Depot +5 Sixth avenue New York Sold by all druggists
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ALL KINDS WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAL
SIGNs and PLAIN PAINTING, low prices
H0JER 4 GRAHAM, 81 Duane street.
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YOU CAN VARY THE PROTECTION TO SUIT
tho season by wearing the GRADUATED CHEST LUNG
PR sold everywhere; by mail 81 90 ISAAC A.
SINGER. Manufacturer, 694 Broadway.
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CORNs BUNIoNS, BAD NAILS, &C, CURED
Broadway, near DEFY street.
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SHEPPARD'S PERFECTED CANARY BIRD FOOD,
cheaper cleaner and nutritious than the seeds ord
nary feeding birds For sale druggists grocer
florists, house furnishing stores, &C.
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RUPTUREi-"wHITE'S PATENT LIZ Err TRUSS"
the best In the world back pamphlets free.
is University place
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BUY THE BEST FURNITURE AT MODERATE
prices, HERTS CO.. Manufacturers 500 broadway OPP
pose Eleventh street See advertisement under Funiture
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A-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
corner Fulton avenue aud Roernm street
Open FROM A. NJ 50 . r. VI.
On Sunday from to . r. M.
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CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE OR PAIN,
ny j. j. CoMINs. NJ. D. 3f5 Lexington Book seat
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TIE MINISTER TO CHINA KsIGHTRD.
LONDON. Nov IS 1875
Mr.. Wade, the British Minister 10 China, has been
knlghted.
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A-RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH PRlNCI-
pal % late Marsh Coz ~ his old office No Vesey street,
Aston House. No uptown branch
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A-WIRE SIGNS, WITH PATENT FRAMES, PAT
ented October H. 1878. store and office painting
UPHAM CO., 800 Canal street
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WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, Nov 10, 1875.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 1875
THE PRESIDENT AND THE THIRD TERM.
The President has spoken again and in rather more
definite terms than he had heretofore ventured
pioy IN commenting upon his chances for a second
election Since his return from New York he has been
overwhelmed with callers at the White House. As
general thing these visitors have confined their
versation to compliments and TO paying respects but
some Of the more Jealous have touched upon the ques
tlon OF the next Presidency
One gentleman OF an enthusiastic turn of mind
allowed his remarks to go the subject Of
the third term
''Mr President" said he, 'ithe result Of the cleo
tons points Enthusiastically to your denomination and
reelection to the Presidency
The words brought smile of pleasure to the face OF
the President who responded -
''Wo can't tell what will happenn
NEW WHITE HOUSE.
Among the improvements contemplated by tho
authorities governing the District Of Columbia is a new
White House to be erected on the high ground known
as Meridian Hill, at the northern extremity OF Six
teenth street. and 10 be ass gned the private
dence Of the President The present White House will
be retained the Executive Office The two houses
viii be about milo and naf apart A pleasant
distance for drive a walk the President should
choose.
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A-A-A-ATHE TINES ARE OUT OF JOINT. !"

A-A-A-GTHE TIMES ARE OUT OF JOINT. !"
The way them night 70 economic BY bnying whers
you can buy the cheapest The Omar oRr0nAL DoLLAH
STORE No 667 Broadway offers greater inducements pur
chaser Of articles or USE fancy than any
tho Continent The business IS conducted exclusively on
the average plan BY which goods are sold ior
less money by any other Five hundred thousand
,GeleI a. One Dollar each which could not DO lad else
where for double the money while other articles lately added
gold aud Watches French Clocks.
BronAes Wash Tables Sc 6c are ofered Cf eS than tae
u manufacture. This accomplished bY the sensfaA
plan by which the profits counted tue asse
gAte saleG and not single Transactions
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BEAUTIFUL AND NATURAL BROWN OR,
9lacK. -BosWELL 4 WARMERS "CoLoRInu
HAIlH Depot, No. Dey street
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A UGUsTA KyANs NEW NovEL-"INFELIcE'
"A bids fair 70 rival st Elmo in advance orders.
CARLETON Co. the publishers negotiating with q
large dealer for the number Of $1,000 copies
GLIDING the arket"
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HOLIDAY AND WEDDING PRESENTS BRONZE


Parian statuay, French China Tea and Dinner Sets
Clocks Bohemian Glassware, St German German STUDY
La mps Music Boxes. Russia Leather Goods
A full line Of
Fancy Goods and Toys.
G. r. A HINRTCHs.
% to 33 Park place, up stairs.
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A-HATS FOR GENTLEMEN; ALSO sEALSKIr
CARS, At lowest prices p. ERNENWEIN,
14S Nassau street. Spruce street.
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$50 Broadway. corner Bond street, New York.
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ALE-SUPERIoR AMERICAN ALE. SUPERIOR
any imported ale and less than oneha price, an
sold by all the principal grocers
JOHN j. STAFF, lis Chambers street
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and having leased the lodging portion thereof until Jannar
L. 1877 prepared TO lease tho Cafe, Dining Room
Baroom until above date and the entire Buldin
aerward responsible party who give undoubed
curty proper conduct Of the establishments Will
ready to open about March l. 1876.
Apply % GEO W. EDWARDS 4 co,
81 North Front street, Philadelphia.
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AUTOMATIC

Greatest Sewing Machine invention o. the day.
Call and investigate.
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ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,

on Chestnut street below Sixteenth street. In Phladei
locality peculiarly adapted for a strictly fine, medium
hotel,
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A MAGNIFICENT OPPORTUNITY
The subscribers erecting
FIRST CLASS HOTEL
on Chestnut street. sixteenth street. Philadelphia,
locality peculiarly adapted for strictly fine sued
hotel
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
and having leased lodging portion January
l. 1877 prepared TO lease the Cafe Dining Room
aerward responsible party, who give undoubted
curity for the proper conduct q the establishments wiz DO
Apply % ap'' ''O'' GEO W EDWARDS 4 Co,
81 North Front street. Philadelphia.
A-HATs FOR GENTLEMEN; ALSO sEALsKN
ia Nassau street. near Spruce street
SUPERIOR AMERICAN ALE, SUPERIOR
JOHN j. STAFF. lis Chambers street
As3 HAT FOR 81 90 FINE HATS SPECIALITY
SILK HATS ~ 90 worth s. Is Nov Charch street. up
stairs.
ALL WHO SUFFER FROM COUGHS AND COLDS
and ST. $1 '''''' = "'''A' '-'AA = VIZ '"A''' =
A-BRoNCa1NE, THE BEST AND MOST AP-
PROVED REMEDY FOR BRoNChlTIs, GArARRH
H HREF HU comfaSY q
STREET FOR SALE AT RETAIL By DRUGGISTS
Al FURNITURE
Great Bargains.
1926. Oldest Establsbment is25.
Good, reliable Parior, Drawing Room. =
selling below cost 20 reduce stock
East Lake and other designs -
WIN. H. LEE,
277 Canal street. one door from Broadway,
199 and POI Fulton street, near Greenwlch view horA
A-sILK ELASTIC ABDOMINAL BELTS, STOCK
rses ASKLETs AND KNKR Cars. at MARSHS Truss Office,
No, 2 Vesey street, Aston House. No uptown branch
A WIDELY KNOWN AND DESBRVEDLY POPU-
lar invention The EAsrc TRuss 6S3 Broadway adopted
nv government ruptued pensioners Is the only recog
nized and perfect remedy for rupture.
| Al FURNITURE BARGAINA-SEE kelly 4 co. IS
advertisement.
| A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR THROAT AND LUNG
Diseases Relieves At once b sIsAM or horEY SOU.
WARTNETTS Bible House Pharmacy. Depot Cor Porous
PLAsTKR Qn three widths blythe yard
ANTEDILUvfANs, cENTENARIANs, OCToGEN
arans sexagenaans and All premaurciy gray valetudin
arans reluyinated By using DR O'BRtENis REsToRRI
AMERICA No Tor the hair Depots 9t Broadway corner
Of Twenty SECOND street, and ~ Eas Thtie street
al dru0GtE-A
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A SO HAT FOR 81 90 FINE HATS A SPECIALTI
SILK HATS - 20, worth s.. Is New Charch street,
aiafra
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Ask ELASTIC ABDOMINAL BELTS, STOCK
rNGs AsKLErs AND KNEE Cars at MARSHS Truss Office
No, Vesey street, Aston House. No uptown branch
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BESSIE TURNER'S Book----------
ID Ready this morning The sensation OF the day. A
Book by Bessie Turner. entitled "A WOMAN IN THE
CASE" With photographic portrait Of the author, by
q W CARLETON & co. Publishers
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THE TESTIMONY oP THE REV. PETER A. NOEL
LING AS TO THE SHIPPING or KERosENE-
THE REVEREND GENTLEMAHs DAUGHTER
AMONG THE pASSRNGERS
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WIDELY KNOWN AND DESBRvEDLY Popt
a irva,on The III Asrfc TRuss Broadway adopte
by government for ruptured pensioners Is the only recog
nized and perfect remedy for rupture
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Spiral Aotiteg.

SCHESCK's PULMOSIC SYRUP, TOR Tur
CURE or CONsUMPTIOS, JOCGus,
AND COLDS.
The great virtue of this medicineis that
It ripens the matter and throws 1t ont Of
the system, purifes the blood ana thus
effects a cure.
SCHESCK's SEA WEED Tonic. FOR TBr
CURE or DYSPEPSIA, INDIGEs-
TON, &C.
the Tonic produces a healthy action rf
the stomach, creating an appetite, form
ing chyle, and curing the most obstinate
cases Of Ind igestion.
SCHENCKs MANDRAKE PILLS. FOR THE
CURE OF LIVER CeMPLAIST. sc
These Pills are Alternative, and Drodroa
q healthy action OF The liver. without ne
IeaSt danger, as thew are free from oaio-
mel, and yet more eflca nious in Storm
a healthy action OF the liver.
Ihese remedies are q certain cura for
Consump ion, as the Pulmonic Syrup RI
pens the matter and purides ths Mood
me MANDRAKE Pills act upon the lfyar
CIea'e q nealthy 6lle, and remove all dis
eases OF the liver, often a cause of Con-
SUMPTION. The Sea Weed Tonic gives tone
and strength to the stomach, makes a
Boou digestion, ana enables the OrzaHs TO
form good blood and thus creates q heal.
thy circulation of healthy blood. The
colnOlneQ action Of these medicines, es
IAus explained, viii cure every case OF
consumption, II taken in time, and the
use OF The medicines persevered In.
DE. ocnenck Is protest. nallV at bis
pElnclpal oihce, corner SiAth and Arch
SIS, Philadelphia, every Monday. whers
al IeIteIs FOR advice must be addressed,
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About Women.

A girl being accused of trifing with
her lovers feelings, replied, q plead
jilty."
That IS practical saying attributed
to Miss Anthony: "Babies are the cou.
pons of the bonds of matrimony."
The proper-behaved little girl, who is
afraid she has not quite got her lesson,
may be seen on these glorious autumn
days going to school with gigantic red
apple in her hand for the teacher
Dan6u7y Neaos.
The State of Tennessee has given
great encouragement to female school,
teachers everywhere, by declaring by
law that the State will not hereafter
pay any teacher less money than an.
other on the grounI of sex alone.
Mrs. Livermore estimates that In Mas.
sachusetts there are 10000 manageable
women who are likely to remain single,
because there are not men enough in the
State to go round.
Allen A. Angel and Elizabeth Hunt
were married at Jackson, Mich, the
other day, their marriage contract.
signed by both, ending thus: eff the
union and harmony that now exist be-
tween us should exist through our
natural lives, then this contract Is to re-
main In force; otherwise to be null and |
void" 'e
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IN oonerai.

b.
There is one sheep IN Montgomery
county that hasn't been killed by dogs,
he is a ram, and uses his head as q sort
of horizontal pile-driver, A pack, of
fox hounds got after him the other day,
and be killed all but. one and came oat
without 8 scaT. st. Joseph GIsett8. II
The swffteat stenogrsphera of the
New York T'ta8uae on Sunday took
down from Mr., Moody's lips 5000
words ia ten minutes by the watch.
This is at q. rate four times as rapid az
that of Mr.. .Eyarts, ard a third faster
tbs,sp thati0f.. .Mr' Beeoher, two of the
rssctat oar cs3'' S9f speafSera "a report II
/ aser hT9ssS '1.s' les -3r.aYa, 10 ,7sss.,
I as hext year, Is tie second Roy.aJ PRINCE.
| who has promised to yisit Afnerlcs. dug.
ing. the Exhi5itioH il. P hiladelphis He
is the only son of the present BmPeroF
of Germany, and is heir to the Imperial
throne. He is now in the 44th year of
his age, is a General Field Marshal in
the German army, and was a famous
commander during the wars with Aus
tria and France. In a population like
ours, where the German element is SO
extensive and important, there will be
40 need of asking that such visitors be
heartily welcomed. ...... II.
The capital of the New York City
banks of deposit and discount is $780,
100000. The one having the largest
capital is the Bank of Commerce, which
is $40, 900, 600 The wealthiest bank is
the Chemical. The par value of the
shares is 800, but the market value at
the present time is $1,000 When the
war closed the Chemical had out $3.50 |
of its old notes which il called in and !
redeemed in gold. But the savings
banks are the most powerful of the |
institutions. They are forty |
three in number, and on the 1st of Sep
TENDER last had deposits amounting to
1926, 600, 900 belonging to $49S, 900 de-
positors. The Germans are the heaviest
depositors, next the Irish, and the esti-
mates show that the servant girls have
deposits amounting to $4,000, 900.
The correspondent of the London
News gives this interesting intelligence:
Il beg leave to remind your readers that
Millions house, in Westminster, is still
standing, though slightly altered. 1t is
situated on the north side.of York street
Ind is not many yards from the James
Park station of the Underground District
ailway. 1t has lately been occupied by
. fishmonger, who placed over his shop
n front the words The Noted Fried
fish Shop | believe that William Haz.
lit lived in this house for some time,
nd that he caused the tablet to Millions
memory to be fixed to the garden front
It the house, which now looks toward
he Wellington Barracks. In Milton's
ime the house had gabled roof, SINH
ar TO two or three other old houses in
FORK street. Subsequently the walls
we're raised and the top story now ter
inmates in square parapet. Millions
arden extended, in his time, quite UP
o the park, and Lord Sendamore was a
ear neighbor of his, also having'a house
n Yorkshire in Cromwell's time. ,
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Shooting q raordinary.

Messrs. McGettrik * and Shanahan, of
West Rutland, on a fecent Sabbath, took
notion to go a-aunting. Supplying
themselves with gurR and necessary am
munltlon, they salIsi off into the pri-
meVal Businesses AROUND and above that
locality travelling IN company for
some time and mott meeting anything
worthy OF their Workmanship, they con-
cluded to separate, ah, taking different
routes, make the possibility of success
doUbly sure. BIr. Shaaaban's fortunes
being the most remarkable. we propose.
ike an attractive and sensational dime
novelist, to follow him. Eagerly watch
ins around, above, on every side, for the
ninble squirrel, the tiulid partridge, or
the sly and guarded woodchuck, our
herr trudged on for many a mile and
still no unwary victim met his sight.
Very and disappointed, he was about
to turn about and retrace his steps home.
ward, when a rustling of leaves on the
borders of a woody knoll, and shortly
after slight glimpse Of a moving OBJ.
jeet Ga woodchuck, doubtless), greeted
his anxious eye and ear. He had prided
himself on his skill as hunter; the idea
of returning home without one single
evidence of that skill 1t was humiliat-
ing, The object was creeping SLOWLY
on through the dense foliage. DELAY
was dangerous. The animal would
reach his bower and disappear with the
hunters last hope of success. He level |
ed his piece and blazed away. A hideous
yell, not at all like woodchuck 8, sang
alto to the report of his gun. Good |
heaYens it was human being! His |
late companion, without doubt. Murder |
stared him in the face the gallows al !
ready danced before his eyes; He rush
ed to the spot and found-McGettrick's
gun. The owner was nowhere to be |
seen, but he could be heard. A pro-
onged howl was rushing Gown the
mountain. Shanahan rushed, after it,
and, painting and half crazed, reached
lis victims home, where crowd of ex-
,ited people had gathered. How was
le !? Dead i? No; but riddled with
A messenger had flown for
doctor. The doctor came on the wings
# terror, and extracted te" grams OF
hot from under McGettrick's Walstcoat.
IcGettrick saws he will never play the
ole of woodchuck again as long as ne
yes. His position was taken "a creep
lg one) In order to annlnilats part
dge that he had spied in the Instance.
West Rutland, Nov. 2. H.