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August. 2Ai, 1875.

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To the Honorable, the Ju.tlces of the ~rpIcu.r
4 Judicial Court next to be holden at EiI.we III,
within aud for the County Of Hancock, on the
second TUESDAY OF April ID. 1875.
! D FL BtNii GRAY, OF Penobscot, IN said Tom
| III ~ Of ilanc ock, husband OF JemimA ,5rse,
I whose residence your hbcllanL Is unsBovu.
| respectfully showa that he was married 10 The
| said JenIima on the 3Oth day or January \ l.
1870 1850 At Bluehiil. aforesaid by the Rev. villa"
/ H. h"lton that he and his said wife thereafter
/ wards and until the goth of November A. D.. Isl
iIVed together as hust and aud wife in said Blue
hill that he has ever been faithful to his MARI ar
/ oohsations but that the said JemimA beng
wholly regardless Of the same or about tIc
/ aTst day OF April $50, deserted your lbcllABt
and went to England. That your libeIlant ha.
not seen her since aud has no .nowlehg OF her
Wherefore your hbellant prays that a divorce
from The bonds OF natrimony may be decreci by
ms Court; that such decree would be reasonable
proper, conducive to domestic ha mony and con
sistent with the peace and morality Of society.
and that such other decree orders may be made
by the Court as Justice may require.
REUHES II. GRAY
Dated at Ellsworth, this 9TH day Of March A D.
1873.
/: Reuben II. Gray oil PeRobscos, in The County
OF Hancock and state OF Maine, hereby state that
have no means of ascertaining the residence ot
Jemima Gray. my fe, that on about the first
day of April A D.. 1879 she went TO England from
the town OF Lynn. Massachusetts that her broth.
er who resides in said Lynn. has written me that
he had learned that she Afterwards returned from
England and had gone to some of The Western
has your h6ellaui any means OF AscertainIus
where she she
REUBEN IL GRAY.
HANCOCK, ss.-March 9Th. ISIS. subscribed and
sworn before me,
AKSo WiswELL, Justice OF the Peace.
STATE OFMAINE.
HANCOCK, s.-Supreme Judicial Court, April
Term, 1873.
Upon the foregoing libel the Court order, tha,
notice op the tendency of the same be given To-
the hbelee therein named, by serving an atiested
copy OF said libel, and of this Order thereon, up
the said Jemma GLaY or by publishing The
same IN the Ellsworth AmrrIc an three weeks sue
crssWely' The last publication or service sfUrr-
said to bc at least thirty days before the next term
OF this Court to be holden at r slsworth within
and for tue County OF Hancock. on the second
tuesday OF October next. that said libeee may
lhen and there appear, and answer the sad libel
aud show cause, il any she have why the prayer
thereof should not be granted,
Attest'-H Is SAUNDERS, Clerk
\ true copy Al the libel and order thereon. A.
test b. SAUNDERS, Clerk
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S.natar-Asa Townsend of Fort Fairfield
~herifT-William b. Boyd of Houlton-
-urer-SylvAnus Ii. Hussey of Hoult"n-
mI--Iouer-Albert A. Burleigh of Houlton
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tTy tTuIs,
Your fellow citizen.
EDWARD KENT.

Will the Clerks OF the different towns
in the county, do us the favor to send us
returns of their votes as early as Tuesday 2
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Vessels for Sale.
a ~ OF the following sehooners. will lie sold
"a low 10 settle estate:
1872 Rate T. Luni, l-32 Cook Borden. l.3s Eu
May, l-i2 Maud Mullock, l-92 Sarah A. Reed !.
hIthloh, - Express, SIS Martha Mara, TIA
Aiso one share Portland and MachiAs steam
boat Co., one wagon, sleigh, harness sled, robea
etc. 1907 'O"'
A. {. AtILIKES, Admir-,
Trenton Aug 70, 1873
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SAN Francisco. 3.
IN" vote of the state a. far As heard
from. except the cities Of san Francisco
aud Sacramento. which are much mixed
give Irwin dem , tor GOV. 2l6N. and
hidwell lind J 9613. In the Pad Congrr--
-i"nal district Page (rrp receives I.S9l
votes Larkin ,,lrn. 36l and lutte (ind. )
2G1- II The 81 district Iuttrrll (dcm. J
receives 5,Gil; DEMO ,rcpJ 2G6f and
Rid .indl 2l65. In the ith district. Wi.
Zinton ldrm) receives G.ii2; liOughton
rep i.S0S. and Thompson lind li7j.
lu I'M city Piper dem fnr Congress f..
undoubtedly elected. but the officers are
still undecided
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Farm for Sale.

ms iarm Is situated in North Blgehil. on
Il. stage road to Bucksport. Conta ms So ac.
and "ouut sdaal'y divided into upland. meadow,
oaIns are on the premises Forty tons OF bay
old at bargain. VIII NC
Address, aa,,
NEWELL osGooD. surry, Ne
Aagustl7. 1875.
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FORECLOSURES OF MORTGAGE.

WHEREAS BainbrIdge freethy of Surry, in o.,
" County Of Hancock and state of Maine, 90
tee sixth day OF November. A. ID. 1870. by hu
mortgage bill at sale Of That date. duly execute
and ackr owlrlgcl. and recorded In the CustnH
IIausr. Mt Ellsworth Rock e.. :. X. Page COS
mortgaged 10 the undersi gned Charles " SNOW
and Isaac &. Abbott. of Roe klaud, in the Cuuul,
OF Knox and state Aforesaid. torn co.paftner.
IN business under the firm name snow 4
Abbott the schooner 'July," OF Surry at ~
said. The condition Of sand innrtg gc HAVING
been broken, the said mOttgagera ClaiId To Ia e.
10 have the same ioreclosed, and for u at pur
pose give this public notice according 10 lar
statute provisions
SSow 4 AHHOrr,
August. 23d, 1875. 4uA,
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Caution,

NoiiCE Is hereby given. that all persons are for
~ hidden from landing on JORDAN'S Island in
Gouidsboro, for the purpose of berryinG or com,
mitunS any respass whatever on the same. under
be strictly enforced VISA
H, ". JORDAN
G. PORTER.
Ellsworth, July %. 1875, Snossi
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CEND IS cts to q. p. HOWELL SEQ ~
~ York, for Book (97th editon) Conisinin, iists
o. 700 newspapers, and estimates showinF COS.
of advertising "a s'''
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For the classed town OF fremont, Cranberry
IL. Eden and Mt. Desert,
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. warrants calling said meeting. and also lists of
the voters in said wards are posted IN The 90
Wards e 'Aio
VIM. o. MCDONALD CITY Ciork
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-22

In the District Court Of the State OF
IoUa, in and for Marion County:
Raniamjn VenatOr

In the District Court Of the State of
Ioara, in and for Marion County:
Benjamin Venator
against September Term
Jane Venator. 1875.
To Jane Venator, Defendant.
You are hereby notified that on or
before the Goth day of August, 1875,
the petition of Benjamin Venator,
plaintiff, will be filed in the Clerks
office of the District Court of Marion
county, Iowa, claiming of you decree
divorcing him from the bonds Of mat
rimony now existing between you and
him and restoring him to all therights
of an unmarried man, and charging
you with having wilfully deserted
him, your said husband. and remain
ing separate and apart from him for
the space Of more than two years
without just cause.
And that unless you appear and
make defense thereto, on or before
noon Of the second day of the next
term of said Court, to be begun and
held at the Court House In Knoxville,
in said county, on the 5th day Of Sep
tember, 1875, default will be entered
and Judgment and decree rendered
thereon against you.
Dated July 10th, 1875.
JAMES CoENs,
l8-10#) Plaintiffs Atty.
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u GosPoRT, July 18th, 1875.
4 Things have been rather dull about
bere for some time considering the
vet weather. Farmers have been
kble to do some blowing in the last
ten days notwithstanding the rains,
knd crops are not injured as badly
bs some supposed they were. Wheat
will be q pretty fair crop. 1t is hard
10 make any estimate as to corn;
pome fields are very good and others
hre very poor. Oats and grass are
very good. Some farmers have be-
gun making hay.
Mr. Bailey Is making on improve
neat upon the appearance of his
house by painting. He buys his
painting materials Of Mitchell & Ell
|od, where every thing In the drug
Inc can be had as cheap as in any
)Own.
There has not been very much
aid about politics here yet. The
pa line Dem ocrats are still asking
Who IL LETTER." Republicans,
Except q few ultra temperance men,
IRE satisfied with Kirkwood.
Heavy rains again last night and
Fhis morning are running the new
nown hay. CITIZEN.
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sharp Practice.

ED. JoURNAL.-It has heen said
that For ways that are dark and
tricks that are vain the heather Chi
nee is peculiar" But for dark and pc
culiar ways of drawing on other peo
ple'spockets Marion county has an in
dividual in the person of her Super
intendent of Common Schools who
will lay the Heather Mobilier, Cred
it Pay, Back Chinee, or any other
man completely in the shade. In
proof of this assertion ] will make
the following statement, which will
be backed up if necessary, with proof
enough to satisfy the most skepti-
cal:
A few months since young lady
residing in the western part of the
county presented herself at the resi-
dence of the above named official for
examination as teacher. The SUI
perintendent not being at home, his
daughter informed her that she had
the requisite authority, and proceeded
to make the examination, at the
conclusion of which the candidate
was informed that she was entitled
to a certificate, whereupon she asked
if the fee was not one dollar, which
on receiving an affirmative answer,
she paid. The examiner then in
formed her the candidate) that she
could not issue the certificate, but If
she could not wait till her father
came in she could send another dol
lar and the Certificate would be sent
to her. She then went away and
called again a few hours later, whe n
she found the Superintendent at
home. He Immediately issued her
a certificate, on the receipt of which
she was about to start away, when
he informed her that the fee was one
dollar. She informed him that she
had paid his daughter that amount.
He answered that that was to pay
her for her time, saying that she
could hot afford to loose her time,
and went on to speak of her having
once presented bill for service,
which bill was not allowed; where
upon, the additional dollar was paid
by the candidate.
Sec. 1869 Of the Code, as amended
by chapter 81, laws of 1874, authori-
yes the County Superintendent to
" require the payment of fee of one
dollar for each certificate issued;"
and this is all that he or any deputy
or assistant he may employ is au-
thorized to require. Sec. 3340 reads
as follows: "Any officer who will
fully takes higher or other fees than
are allowed by law, is guilty of a
misdemeanor, and may be fined
therefor a sum not less than ten nor
more than fifty dollars"
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barn 40 feet square. Jas. Robuck
and Jas. Maddy are finishing up new
barns. Several others are going to
build this fall. i
Although tine A. X. & d. has left
Attica out in the cold, she is trying
to keep pace with the balance Of the
world, being represented by liberal
share of manufactors and mechanics,
two merchants, three NJ. DIS, DR..
Buzzard taking the place of DR..
Axline, who has entered into partner
ship with DIR. Baird of Charlton, and
three preachers-but no Beecher
among them, at least neither of them
get q 10000 salary. INDIANA.
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July II, 1876.
The prospects for crops In our part
y the county are not very fiattering.
The wheat is badly damaged by the
heavy rains; some fields will not be
'ut. Barley Is also badly damaged.
pats and grass very good, and per-
psps corn will be nearly an average
trop.
Enterprise and Improvement are
|tiii the order Of the day with us. r.
Rpplegate has just finished a new
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To WHOM TT MAY CoNcFRN:
Notice Is hereby given that on the
lat day OF the next December term of
the Circuit Court Of Marion county,
Iowa, the 9th day of December, 1875,
Joseph MetcaIf will make application
to be discharged az administrator OF
the estate Of Eli NJ. Cole, DECEASED.
Knoxville, June %, 1875.
Al ALLEN HAMRlcR, CLERK.
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Legal Notice.

To WHaM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Noticgfs hereby given that on the
lst day OF the next December term Of
the Circuit Court Of Marion county,
Iowa, the 9Th day of December, 1875,
John Schlotterback will make appli-
cation to be discharged as administra-
tor Of the estate of John Schlotter-
back, deceased.
Knoxville, June Is. 1875.
Al ALLEN HANRICK, Clerk.
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Advertisers Gazette

A Journal Of Information for id
rertise,s. Edition, 9,6Go copffs. Pub
Hslseb aoeekty. Terms, 81 per ofsHuop,
IN n1ezsce.
Five specimen eogies idiesreat astefl 70 che ID.
ssess III 70 Fsf. O.aee, No Al PARK How, New York
Gho. +, RJH Kill CO., Laitors sna fubiisher.
2O-49
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,ocaL CORRESPONDENCE.


July 10, 1875.
..ordav afternoon, Ebert Clark,
lives near the depot, while en-
WV "a in hitehing his mules to his
on was crowded against one of
". w. wheels in such a shape as to
'le = his left arm near the wrist.
p a,so received several bruises
- the head. DR.. Allen was called
s and rendered the necessary surgical
relief. A., 49,.
snr living two miles south of
pa,ls became frightened at the
.witch engine and started to run.
NJ. Lang either fell or was thrown
=. striking with great force on his
sa.d and shoulders. He remained
,nsensible for nearly an hour. DIR.
Guthrie was called and attended to
- i,iuries and he was removed to
:. home on Saturday evening.
y One day last week, old Mr.. Daw-
,ev. the jeweler, went to the foundry
- 70. some saw dust. Some of the
mem in the shop showed him where
: rat IT. and he stopped down and
rns bis hand under table to pull
!ho saw dust out when a small circu-
lar saw used for ripping up lumber,
and which was running at great
sneed cut three fingers off of his left
hand in twinkling. He was taken
home and DR.. b. F. Keables ampu-
tated the fingers above the second
Joints. Mr.. Dawley is quite an old
man.
All the members of Mr.. G. Thorn
assen's fsmily including himself have
been sick, most of them with typhoid
fever. One son is dangerously i'll
with bronchitis, and it is doubtful
whether he RECEIVERS.
Mr.. E. Van Houten, who has been
confined to his bed for ten days past
with inflammation of the bowels, is
slowly recovering. He had a pretty
I close call.
The family of Mr.. G. M. Shull. ar
rived on the train last Friday after
noon from Osborne county, Kansas,
the grasshoppers having destroyed
their entire crop. Mr.. Shull is COM
linz through with the team.
Mr.John Gordon, of Clay township
shipped a fine lot of cattle and hogs
at this place on Friday evening last
for the eastern market. He lost one
/ fine steer in the lots here from the
excessive heat.
Mr.. John Neifert, Of Attica, who
was water-bound across the. Des
lMoines for over a week with several
&hundred head Of fat hogs, succeeded
in getting them over one day last
week, and shipped them for Buffalo.
The heavy rains Friday and Sat-
prday did great deal of damage to
The wheat, oats and hay. The
Farmers feel greatly discouraged
3gain.
u Business and work Of all kinds was
Utmost entirely suspended on Friday
fternoon last on account of the ex-
essive heat. The track-layers and
ection men on the railroad all sus-
ended operations.
The telegraph Office at Mitchellville
Fas struck by lightning on Friday
hst and the instruments demolished.
KATE KINNEY.
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SUITS MADE TO ORDER

WE MEM BUSINESS.
Talk is cheap, but prices
tell /; We have got the Goons
and are bound to sell.
We want 1t distinctly I'M.
derstood that il is eur aim
to do a larger busin sss,
make moro new customers.
and sell more G oods this fall
than ever before. We have
got the Stock that will do
it; and all we "blow" for,
is Customers. Our business
has been satisfactory, but
We are anxious to increase
il, and know what is neces.
sary to bring about that
result, viz; "Good Goods, :
fair and square dealing, and
low prices"
Miner & Palmer,
Knoxville, Iowa.
West Side of Square.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-22
COURT RECORD.

Last Monday G. II. Hardy was arrested
and brought before Justice Griffith, on
complaint Of Il. NJ. Drown, charging Ha,
dy with assaulting and whipping Mrs.
Hardy. The case was adjourned to
the 2GtA *a::sis Sss
onsTuesday last G. III: Hardy caused:
n. Scheincrhurn to be arrested and brought
before Justice Woodland, for assault;ng
the said Hardy. He Was fined $40 and
costs. 80 @&s
On "Wednesday Little August" alias
August Nion-:.witch,' male. complaint
before Justice Woodland, charging Nick
Zcntlcr viii. having stolen, taken and ,.ar
r;cd away one pair of punlaoons, the
property Of Little August" Nick, when
brought before tie court, said August had
been hanging around the saloon during
the winter, that tho other evening the
boys were fooling with him, AID to have
a little sport, threw the af,res,id pauta-
looms under the counter John Minnc,te
took Gender one side and confidcntially
told him he had better plead GUILTY.
that il was q serious charge, tina! llc would
have to hire a jury and IL lawyer, and by
all means to plead guilty-tlla, he could
promise him the fine would Du light. The
Thought Of hiring jury and a lawyer,
/: was too much for Nick, and, so lie stood
up like a little man ard said the court
and Johnny were correct --he did it ..with
his little hatchet.' WAercupon the court
imposed fine of 81 and costs, greatly to
the pleasure Of Little August.
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uts e copy ppreciative words when
theY app1 6 or own citizens D .
f;;ol. I. q. feld, proprietor s. .lhe|
Davidson ,.as Austin, MINI, Wa II
the city ieni6y, and was WELD 11me
caller at fws oiicela Col. Mans.
field was ponser Of Wiscdnlsin residing
formerly sat Deleyan, and ID we'll and "a
Worldly known 10 most Of ogr early citi-
zens he kesi the hest hdtel in Mime.
sofa, EXCEPT posss IDLY those u ST. Paul and
Minneap olts.s Z
5 SuPPo3tD EkrAL BALLOON GxodR
SION OF 'riarsda Professor Donald.
son, the celebtatel aerial nav gator, and
Mr.. Griinlllwo,,taa. ~ reporter e the ci,ssago
Journal, wentup in 6 ballUpn from .3at.-
NUNS slinB,-in Chicago, aud have not
yet returasd Ihc course Of the air YES
sci wa 5 east ofanorth and over lake Mich.
igan. ItswAs sten by several vcsselsia its
course over tAssl;.ke, but vas identified
for the lastlitles when about fifty niles
from Chicago 81 AZ that lime ii was dyfag
.yery~lpw,s 4 violent st"rn. occurred in
the night. and fears are edter,aineds that
the ballon W'ls caught in i and lost. The
advcnturcfs undoubealy have mctsa4ead
fate, Or they would have been heard ffpm
before now. 10
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:. ~ d =
Minnesota never before presented such
a spectacle rs she does at this moment
Wherever there is a settlement within her
Borders. there is q luxur;ance and wealth,
Of We gctab!e growth that is indeed Won
derfnl. Tie wheat stands rs High IS the
fences. a>.thickly as the grass blades in 4
fertile meadow, and ~ erect as hickory
5sa!'linss. No rust isapparent, mt y sin.
gle biighted head can be seen, nor a stalk
that shows signs Of disease. Oats are
equally bulky in growth, and they prom
Use toEyield as generously The signs Of
vegetable health were never so abundant as
they are today. The choppers" have tax
Ell their flight, the weevil and the chintz
bug have been restrained from commit
ting -depreda'ions, the miIdcw has been
disnelled by generous brcezes, and the
''s'ormaking has stayed his hand !" Sure.
" the promise, In due time yc shall reap
if ycsfaint rot, never seemed more likely
to be.fn!fil!ed than il does 10 day. "His
goodness. and mercy cndureth forever, 'ezs1
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SHE1skTE'$ SALE.

By virtue Of an execution issued out of the
District Cour' Of the County of Mower, State
Of Minnesota, h"ariHg .dA;e~ther 24th Of June
AD.ls75, and to the Sheriff Of Mower County.
Minnesota, directed and delivered in favor
Of P. NJ. futile and Russell w. ans and
against the goods, chattels. lands and tcne-
iicnts Of Hosea Knowles and Reuben Vos
bu egh, have seiz ID and taken in execution
the following described real estate Of said lio-
sea Knowles and keubcn Vosburgh, to wit !:
ell OF aud north ! c and north east
l. Of / and ! offs e4 aud e Of W ! of
lcc:ion % and sci of S of section II all in
Town lU4. in range 10 Mower County. Mime
sofa; and Notice is hereb, given. thar sh1li
IS Sheriff "f said County Of Mower, in pursu
2nee OF the power in me vested. and Of the
statutes in such case made aud provided, ex-
pose said land for eale at public auctio on to the
highest oder at tie front door Of the Court
HoussAS tie CiIysof g sstin, n said ESnnty
of Mower, bn ssash dsy Iths>.4th Gay az Au-
gust 4. b. 1875, at ten O'clock a. M, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
the sum Of eighty-six dollars and twenty sevcn
cents with interest from March 9th 1871 and
costs o. sale.
IL Dated, July list 1875.
f. r. O. HALL,
T.. Fl. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
= Plaintiffs Attorney. 1871
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AZ WAR OF RACES.
The B0vIne versus the Homo. y

49,. i
"Ed' Anterior keeps 4 calf and for want
of moresextensive pasture has tbe quadru-
ped pickslsd on the communicating him
about 4o feet of rope. Frank, Eds" elder,
brother; ~ k ind hearted youth and fond
of pets. He had lavished some kindness.
upon thesjuvenile bovine which was by no
means un.ppreciative: To 60 GU, for d.
play with the calf had become almost u
daily pas,i.ne with Frank, who latcIy'con.
ccived the idea that ,ho=animal had circus
qualities that might be turned TO advan.
stage. He at once began to give him ring
exercises, and on recent morning was
surprised at the readiness with which his
pupil made y half dozen revolutions All
a. once the youthful Taurus tol.ed The
course drawing the rope taut around the
legs Of IF Frank .lll1-, who had thus become the
center pole OF the performance, but not
being stalk cd up he lost his balance and
was broughtzto a horizontal. Before be
could free his legs from the rope, and re-
gain his feet. tic Prospective progtnitor
OF mighty race,-truc to the instincts Of
his species, ts,rne,l upon his patron and
drill-master with The impctuosity "f IL
trained bull ina, span is1'~~srena.@ Frank
received him with open arms and strove
10 quiet him with carcsscs, but failed; to
hold him, but was too weak; to get away,
bat was too tight; To find Club, but none
vas within reach; to halloo, but he Could
INT. just then he 'houghtsot his amo,her,
of his sisters, 81 the girl hs'd lcf, behind
him. and wislledzshc wcrc~oniy there to
be a helI'-mcet Tor sucli an eccasion. Drs-
pair was settling Upon him when II .:heard
some one laush,aud looking around saw
ed not far away -eonxulsed with m;.lri-
'ncnt, at llessss:ineeolygrlty nf.thc situation.
Frank was soon rescued, but he has lost
all interest in the future Of that cali, and
don't care whether "'Ed''' raises II Or not