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the YOUNG PEOPLE.
They're Rapidly Developing
an Aptitude for Letter.
Writing.
A MARKED Improvement in the
Tone OF Their Commu-
nications.
Thoughtful Expressions Of Opinion
on the Matrimonial
Question.
Several Now and Important
Points Raised and
Discussed,
Nhy Women lire Not b1ore Fascinated
with The Study M blatri.
mol,ial Economy.
Is 1t Because They Are Not Protected
in the Fruits OF Their
l.ah0rsl

a TIMELY WARNING.
In fhs Ediar sf The Eh,taqo Tr,bxhe:
CHICAGO, Sept. 29.-1t would seem from tht
discussion of the question whether or no OIL
eha!l marry, it were only necessary for The
''6terner EEK" to dccide AZ to It's financial prac
tlcabiIity. But NO would like to remind then
TINT thore arc other considerations to bo taket
into account, and send them this liltlo poem
wrtton by William Latllrop. hi timely warning
to ary who might Lave moral courage to "por
tho question:
AwoNAs's ANSWER TO 4 MAa's QUESTION.
Do yos knnw you Ayu askel for the costliest thipc
Ever made by tho hand aboEt7
wosnan'a Heart 1p1 rotnnn'* lift
Anu uo1naas wonderful lore.
Do 5o know you have asked for this r.icelcss thing
A child might ask for toy2
Demsna3ng NAnt otht II lave s,'rd TO win,
MIth tho rteklchs dRlh Of 1oyt
Yeti have written my lcsson Of duty OUT
afsn-likn you have questioned HE,
Now rtand at tho Lar IT my wptnat'4 soul
Until SINH question thee.
You require your mutton eha1l bo always lot,
fonF socks and your shfrts bc wholc,
require your heart to To true - 1oda stars,
And IA pure "a uts heaven your snnJ.
You require cook for your mutton una bscf,
require far greater thing
A sesmtre1s you're wnnting for socks anu shirta,
look for a ulAn md KlEU.
A King for tlle beautiful roaltu called home,
Ail u nnn That hfs Maker, tlod,
sha1! luck upon as III did W .ne mt,
And ssy, "1t is Eery good"
I mn fair and young. hut tho roeo viii fade
From my soft yhlnR ehPck Ous t!ny-
Will ynn l1ve .ne then mid the falling icAtet,
DIS you did 'nloug thu htooms If lIay7
Is yonr heart an ocean 10 t!rong aud deep.
1uay fatlnch NY all on ita tAf 7
A loving WOMAN dnd0 1eArFn or u,
, 1875-09-25

TIM! "nss not bought nt Finid, Letter {; Co.'S,
nade t. order. II tho riCht klud Of n yomnr
man with auch Aulatl aalarv ns FL 20D wi}l rIo.
poso to uo, ~ Halow him how tee eau 1.-Two
year 10 dress on, md 1 rill appear tanll,onahto
and Rl5lish enough 70 sui: tho mont fsstisllous
ta9so
Sar', srr. Editor don't uist to parade all
goYd 1asiitos. for know haso r'auty of tho
other ksrd also {tho.o l et,aI loaye for nv
ta.r' husband to lind out for hlmsolO; neither
III "!.A 20 apprar al ''moaoi" gir for am
hos. nnly 'Eaat to lot 5ou ftno1 what tho ma-
j"!'; n !, ~ ';'fh ran do and. although hot COM
Estl ~ 10 ~ 1t now, perhaps, wore compelled to
!easn as, In nitcr tho tro {,1,l!cl, waa bleea-
~ ~ IN hom' th'hS-); anil, having uono hucls
IN mn "nce Tor = long tfme. they ssc not easily
10 Gotseh "1'i il We ever haze cosy istlo bones
~ oi! 1uf own " W arc asl Wiling to 80 10 wnrk
I'll ~ Aho truly loycs; +"
ehouft like to hear from "Wi1tam amin.
rom til' totIo Of his letter like him yefy
Eiycti. but MUTT differ II, him in mo ra.noci
lle tays We ',rcter tile " fast" ;1uug net,. #
~ not 80. No a.e only waiting for your sober.
steady fellows 10 cone along p1,t uGenf1yor ,r,u
t'co Us going With tho otisr Anr. yca get nfrauj.
UNI fai to put lu ah appearance entirely, no. pa
ne 1nt1At hnFh an efcnrt VIC ufo cAn,pe11rd IT.
tako tho other kind or mona whilo, If you wUud
kco,' on steadily pressing towards tin mark. YOU
would iind ou: thai tho " fsss" young man
would tako tho !,:ut il doHb1c-luick time, for We
yOl.
pity poor ''Eob," that cnnnot find q gfri wlll-
lnR to go out Of an oyooiug Mltilo1. hayint, q
carriage. II no will cali OF NC Will Introduce
him TO soTefal young 1uliea tint will outoy Nh
upeeA, party OF lecture just inuc!, after Nal,-
lug or riding to their destination IN bob-tniI
cas Us they would had they goi4o 10 q tiro-dol1ar
c9uipase.
Non, boys, thcrp uso hnntiredA Of gisIs my tfo-
Fcrlptjcn will anHwor. il you would oniY l1ut liz
N4 are not EH{HH fiF,ft vf,s f.,H anil
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n
story, may as well say that s sie dlb
aud nu that %" Of his sister to whom he did not
e;I 70 ,i ,e, of the rare and beautiful gift he
h tani f. fouud hidden in Millthorpe kitchen,
n nne ed, doors for her which she might
b bpvnf ound il difficult to open for herself ;
and aI The brave. strong little hands that had
i.bored no less assiduously when the work
oiven them to do was no longer task
Int The delight of an eager soul. 1t was
NOT until she had accomplished much that
She longed to accomplish until girI
no longer, the wand of her fairy godmoth-
or had transformed her into lovely,
graceful, cultured woman, in every sense
his peer,-that she became the wife OF
Alden, and moved her easel in
to his studio.-From the Aldt"e far Janu-
ary.
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AUGUSTA SAVING BANK
Organized IL lS4S.

TRUS ES:-Thomas Lambard, Jas. w. North,
Artcmas i.ib5cy, VIM. $. Badger, SamI Titcomb
OFFiCE-In Savings Bank Building ia Water
st. Bank open daily, from A. NJ. to p. NJ, and
from to $50 4. NJ. Saturday Evenings, from TO
$50 O'Clock.
Deposits OF any amount received from one dollar
upwards, and interest payable twice year, Feb
and Aug. Interest not drawn out 10 added to the
deposit, thus making COMPOUND INTEREST
Interest begins on the first day OF each month
Money deposited on or before the tenth ddV of each
month, VIII draw interest from the RrSt day of the
same month.
es-Under the existing law OF this $ ate, all de-
posts IN savings Banks, exempt from maRici-
pal taxation, and the rate of interest limited to
six per cent per anuum payable semi.annuaily.
No returns of names OF depo sitors are required
to be made to State town authorities. aid all ac
counts held by this Bank TO be strictly prirdte
and confidential.
Married women and persons under age can de
post money in their own names, 70 that II can be
drawn only by themselves, or on their order.
Especial advantages Afforded TO Executors,
Guardians, Trustees, and others having in charge
Trust Fund.-.
wM. r. SMITH, Treasurer.
Augusta, Apr.l %, 1913. t&wtf
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ICE WATER

And ywcctcned forms mixture which, as Il cool
ing he ltby ard refreshing Summer Beverage has
no equal. Barrels OF ice water, prepared IN tins
way, may be drank without the slightest injury,
and happy is the man who finds IN this substitute
for sprituous liquors. It's value to he Farmer
Mechanic aud Laborer cannot be over-estimated
Ii Ia 80 cheap as to be wi hin the reach of all; so
finely favored as to be enjoyed by lovers of the
choicest liquors,
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The Lives Insured hy The Society are carefully
selected in different parts of Sortn America and
Europe, furnishing, by this broad field of opera
tons, an additional and exceptional safety to the
Policy -holders. The assurances made only on
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Premiums are
returned annually to the Insured.
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SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER

This elegant preparation is prepared from the
true Jamaica Ginger, combined with choice aro-
superior to every other Extract OF Essence of Gin
ger before the publis-al of which are prepared
with HcOEoi by the old prOCess.
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Sanford's Jamaica Ginger is for sale by
PARTRIDGE BROS, under Granite Hall
junel7.i&w12w
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SANf0RD'S JAMAICA GINGER

An elegant combination OF the True Jamaica Gin.
ger with the choicest Anomalies. 1t Is beyond AL
and stimulant before the public il is earnestly
recommended to the weak and nervous, to those
recovering from facilitating diseases, and to the
aged, to whom it imparts warmth anu vigor. II is
In qniila Bic T. the
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SALEM LEAD COMPANY.

Warranted PURE WHITE LEAD.-WelI'
known throughout New England as the WHlTEsT
FINEST, aad BEST.
LEAD TAPE, SIS III. wide, on reels for Curtain
Sticks.
on reels for builders.
LEAD PIPE, of any size or thickness. -,
AT lowestmaraet prices for goods ofequal qnalty
FRANCIS BROWN, Treasurer Salem, MASS
iulyl3t &w3m
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Diamond Rheumatic Cure.

The proprietor of this medicine has walked the
asles OF the hospitals of London, Eng, for HE past
twenty years, making rheumatism specially, and
the prescription irem which this remedy is com
pounded is all he ever used in the treatment of tins
disease.
In simple cases sometimes one or two doses
suffice, In the most chronic case it is sure 10 give
way by the use of four or five bottles. BY this ell
Gent and simple remedy hundreds of dollars are
saved to those who can least afford to throw IL
away, as surely it is by the purchase of useless
prescriptions.
Let any sufferer who reads this purchase a small
bottle and take il according to the instructions
around the package, and it will not take long to
convince him that paying doctors fees is money
thrown away-Liniments of all kinds are useless
Price 81 q bottle.
This medicine is for sale at all Druggists through
out the United States and Canada. II 1t happens
that your Druggist has not got 1t in stock, ask
him To send for il TO the wholesale agents, GEO
Z. GOODWIN n CO., Boston; Weeks = tier
Boston; G. H. Martin X Co, Concord; j. w. FER
klN5 Co. Portland, NJ. NJ. WHlPPLE co,
Portland, WIN. IL. MANN, Bangor.
The Diamond Rheumatic Cure is for sale by
PARTRIDGE BIOS Augusta.
.tuDE tAa. a A ,plxr
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The Latest and Best Cookery Book!
COOKERY FROM EXPERIENCE,

practical Guide for the Housekeeper in the
Preparation of Everyday Meals, containing more
than 1850 Domestic Receipts mostly tested by Per
sonal Experience, with suggestions formeals, Lists
of Meats aud Vegetables in season, etc. BY MRS.
SARA T. PAUL. i2mo., Cloth black and gold,
sl.50; or interviewed with Writing. Paper sl.I5.
These Receipts are ineypen sive. thoroughly prac-
teal. and clear as to be ieldily prepared even
by the inexperienced. 1t is recommended As the
best and cheapest to be had. or sale by all Book
sellers.
PORTER Il COATES, Publishers.
julylG.t&weod4w PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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DYSPEPSIA,

Flatulency, sluggish Digestion, want OF Tone aud
Activity in the stomach and Bowels, Oppression
after Eating, are sure to be relieved by Il single
dose taken after each meal. great want exist.
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j. IL. Hath0rne, Proprietor of Citizens Line
Coaches, B5ston Mass says: "Your agent called
in July last to intr0d ce Giles Liniinent To-
dido of Ammonia. had no faith IN your lodide
out it occurred TO me that had horse that had a
shoe bile on his near forward leg. told him If he
thought it would remove that bunch would try Il.
the present time, sept. H. and now find il nearly
removed, and think il will shortly disappear entire
~. From This trial of your remedy cheerluliy rec.
ommend 1t to "A y one who has horse or horse. af.
nicted in is way While using il for the above,
the same horse starte another bunch the of
leg the Inmcnt was applied Immediately a al the
bunch has disappeared.
GEO. Z. GOODWIN & Co, Agents,
Boston, Mass.
JAS. r.. DEVIyE s. CO., Agents,
Augusta, Me.
july3. tcod&w2w
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CHOLERA M0RBUS,

Cramps, PANS, Diarrhea and Dysentery, are in
santly relieved by it. 1t will render an attack OF
Cholera Morbus impossible, ii taken when the
symptoms of this dangerous compla ut first mani.
IL 4 Them selves
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RESTORATIVE STIMU .AnT

Free from serious objections, yet palatablc, even
inviting to the sensitive palate, which will create
morbid app tte for itself, and operate as an as
sistant to digestion, well as perform the iunc'
lions OF a stmultnt. Such we confidently believe
is to he iOnnd in
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CRAMPS AND PAINS

whether produced by Indigestion, improper food,
change OF water diet, too free indulgence in ice
water, exposure to sudden changes OF temperatnr',
are Immediately relieved by ii. one ounce added
to a gallon of
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Sold by all Druggists ana Dealers in Medicine.
WEEKS 4 POTTER, Boston, General Agents.
SDUse SANFORUS HAMAMELIS for Sunburn
Mosquito Bites, and Poison by Ivy.
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TRUSTEES Thomas Lambard, Jas. w. North
Artcmas Lib5cy, VIM $. Badger, Sam'l Titcomb.
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IaTt MPER ATE

Ia assisting them to overcome morbid appetite
for intoxieauts. Taken by of confirmed habit,
it will aliay thirst, generate a healthy flow OF the
gastric juices, thereby furnishing the proper sol.
vent for iood, and per it, by taxing the place OF
intoxicants and 4ist, by its renoyating action on
the system, the complete restoration OF the appc
tito, health and strength.
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The Diamond Rheumatic Cure is for sale by
PARTRIDGE BIOS. Augusta
may26 teodXWly
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Centre sidney Maine
, 1875-10-20

Ono Of tho nuo.t successful, Gni at tie Baml
time Quo of the mcst opu'hand-d. bus 'no:s-Isa
In tho country is Alr. Cnat,nty hus". OF lndlans.
wauao career, AZ described hs coFrest 0udent ol
tla of What eau be accomplished III this eeuatt!
by mkn possessing 1T tue outset httlo caphl
except ILLS own bruins, aUnud constitution. Eld
correct habits. Mr. Rose wa boru ID conDectI-
cut nenrIy eighty yeara ngn. and emiEIahd 10
1919 to tic Wabash Valley. setting III N1ustllle,
Atoro. a few years la:er 10 removed to fsf'a
Iiauto, aud, foreseeing that thas torn xat
likely to grow, ha n.epecl Ills surplus
II. nna Ia rail cstato thore: 1bess ~
yestluenta proved extremely profitable, apa b
leallngs in japIt. mud alterWatds BY building
and lnyoshpg III railroads. ho ldaad natefaa3
to tts fas.uAe, bcpi4es dolnx great desl Ia
build up tue country Which lo had selected fos
h,s hptue. The geue1usitv o. his az; otleao
manstouted itself very early 10 lite' apd u lst@
ts,nated Tint d lrln4 tho ltst thl1fy ,oAfa o. on
b1sneas career ho bHstoHed hi1n.lf1od OF !aoa.
santa Of lD!iara In N NnoSteAest!aps ma1ae!
upou worthy objecss OF charity. SitI.n t1s ~
tou or fifteen yc4ra ltH dunat!ons tlaso : snHea
tic TORN Of puollo uhalitcs. Ho bAs gl'on ~
QuO to tho Ladies' Benevolent hoc!stY OF Itfts
Hause. The lncemk 70 bo nsea 10 ca'tnE 'of ~
d'ysnt women an. shlllren; s2o'1m ~ 10 ah,1s. ~
Of tho 6,atsrs Of provldeacs; s5iM0 n
different tiIncs to tho Wabash cel eeei
xyUU, ,Uuv for au institute OF lcc4nolog9 lot tls
lnstructian OF art1saNn} and @2o9,4o iat ~ " :.
pbun asylum ~ be a.eAtod IN Tale Hauss.W ~
eay uothug u lenefact'oas anlen usIS ~ u'.v. ~.
come to hght. Ful several yosrs 4f Aese ~ ~
thp.,zed sha State Supsziuteldaus Of run'e ~.
st,uctiou to suiect toenty indlgent young hasa na
who ses,re1 10 g. thnHa se,yos lor taAcnl''8' ~
send tuon 10 thu State Normal sauoo!, % Es,tas
;haif srpauses. NJ. wItha:sudlud tle eu1,.ts nna,
ble disposition mAn.lsstel BY Ut. Ise,s ss"'
II
, 1875-10-20
1fLEGRAPHlc RREYITIEs.

Tl,e first building in tho country erected OK
cluAivotY fof tho Order of 8overelgns Of lndus-
t.v sxa dedicated Ia Springfield, alsss., yestss-
day
The gss-uorks In Dixou. Ill.,. under the new
It reas,y one~aa!f !esa paE 900 fest than last
year.
A. D. Lynch. BANK Examiner for ths State OF
In .tauA7 Waa ysatesday eectsa FEsssdent OF the
Franklin Lite Insurance Company.
The lsalss engaged In tha management OF tho
y1dtAnap ,.s Qautaunlal Ta&-pA!ty. lately given
In that c,ty, announce ths profits of that snta.-
p1ias 10 43yo bean s3,16d.
Preparations a1a making to receive Senator
Ne t1u hoo b., Of Calf .ruis, iu manner bo-
coming fls position, lie Il rhueadAy at hulth
6Aleu,, lnd., hls native plaoo.
The large Iron-plra tor the Dixon, Ill. waller.
man has 4rrivsd t1om pitIsbu 8, sud jaylpg hsa
q o,mmcnced, This will be tlo continuation Of
tho watsr-supply to al Parts Of tbs city.
The 1hatss IT Fort Duio1d arc alarmed bs
threatening messages from large pAStses OF
wild bloux near the mouth OF ths Yellowstone,
but Tho bost posted fEonlier4n,tn anticipate no
danger before atEsuG,
Al Fort Gibaon, /. r., LAST evening, Mlss Cora
Ross, daughter Of Col. W, r. Rosa Priuepsl
Ch1sf OF Tho Cherokee indians. was married 10
Il. B. Howard. u. D.. 1t .he house Of her !ssues.
About lou 9uestA we're ptsssat, ano|od1n8 ~
o.acs1s of Company 4. Fifth Cavalry, stationed
It the Fort. aud tbalr wives, an Tho slte Of tho
uk.iun. The beant,fu! Eesldeuos OF Cb!et Ross
wax elegantly decorated, tho Ftoapde brilliantly
illuup.n4ed and the whofe affAlr tho most re-
e4e1che ayes Witnessed III tho Territory.
, 1875-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS,
nf3FP1I,n nEFffRy.{ChH HH.

r...t,t n..,t,h J., ~. f,h,.,no ;-,h,,rx
spFt~ ,,"psse" ~ ~ t'0 =" E.N1ve ~, n"s',,
BUFFALO, N. l.. ucE. la.-lHe republican
City Couventiau tn.Iav Nominated rhiliu Beck
~, ts.ao ,,.,,.. ,nt .,,,,o.a,. r-,>.or
CT, "eH-Io-oo netu*o @po Nno'esato stE'!'
for MAVor, and III. EVant for Comptroller. L. Il.
DrAh1 N, T.rearttrrr 1ohn r. HYocn for Civ Al
. ,,,.1,.t (, IL; - e.,. ,. -
tofnoT. "llh@En d. hlee 1oe o.. ef'"'ea"En'' Ano
Charles Jessenin for Street Commissioner. The
no,,or,+;c oou,re. tor Navor in ,ho HIM, A p
oetaeol"N'e "''H'""e Ao' -"1 " ~ .. ~ " -
l'auplhE. VINO Hao oeteatoa IN tue uoutbal!ou
for State Senator by tho TilIauttea. Mr., Lam
p,nx - . ,,~v.r or ,,rnr,jnrnce. uonnar with hin
1.na .e. - ~ .s... H.. ~. h.t,,.. =, ~.
PAI'yf auu t't"Hs esuu491e' 14I to pe'@ute - ta'
, 1875-10-20

BRIDGING THE CHAsM.

ELIZABETH. N. j., Oct. 19.-Tho reunion Of
Union and Confadora' soldiers uegau this mos-
ing. Tha limo WAS formed 81 1880, whom sI.
marched to 1Tayerly. Fourteen coupAules par
ttcipatod. The streets wero itued with spectn+
tors, knd eyory building on Dsoad street mas
decorated. Gems, Fitzpatrick, p1yor, Pombeiton,
aud llalstsad wnro preseut together With nuu-
Pryor and fitzpatrick delivered aldressoa ami
long programme Of e1esrclses ~as E.von. 1t is
gala day iu tho city. the display exceeding oyo,,
that Of tno 4th OF July. This evening. she Euro
Department will meet tho veterans on thrr
otu,n, snd gssua dieplsY Of networks will
follow.
, 1875-10-20
FRANCE.

a EA<Hk1 FLASH u AtIA4sAHos
A Paris (ssps. 2o) letter to the Loudun Stantl-
ard says i" In the late fearful storms BOO sheep
were k,llsd At Ballo-Coste by ons flash Of Light
tile property Ut Ia1m.r. His loss nmouuss to
1900 francs. About 1,200 were thrown dorm
headlopg. Two boys wero Just arriving with the
shephe,d's luhcll, and they set 10 work with
g. cat presence Of MUD. to dltsuease tho heap
Of oa1cA saa Many othors musI bAys died fiom
Hudooatioa but Tor thts hulp. 6onn Of tho tnc.-
donts uoted sle ouln,Ls. Ito shepherd had nls
strnck oi7, aud bas nos bean found: The man IL
unhurt but much thaken. His dog wan y iD4
bet~esn hia legs whom the bolt fell; 1t carried
sAe body ~ yards AMI tSeaye cAEcasses Of
sheep woto found piled Above It,"
4 PARtsIAN THAoRny.
Paris Corr etp0t.urncs .sse fofk 7tnsss.
4 sad drama ~Aa sepo. led hero thu Other 6s1,
aud it IL QUO Hhlcl wul convoy Saefnl lesaoa
Schools there lived \ matchmaker, vol known ~
tho Pore Maratnbut. He wAs vary fond OF talk
ing hbout hiH ,nssptous to the htuaonta nho
would ttston to hina, aud clsiMcd to have tnvsus-
ed new watch movement that would make
sensation In tIo World. He was varE lnduttrt
GUS and econoncal, aud tu.d every ole that 10
wss }aY!IE up money to serxe ~ 4 dowry Tor Ills
dsuRhter, ior whom he had = strong Anec.
tim. Dolhg mstll.fcsB Jeanne Matn1ntns waH
very much neglected, and. WHEN about 10, sho
lielments Of the auAftet. There st,o fell To with
young otetk uanad HtDr. hobert. And intimate
saEAssonH soon Strung "p hetween them. Ano y
i yoar afieF~sEl = COUSIN caMo to M. M1raul-
bit to taIl lin that Jeanne had lover, Al lbe
father declared that 1t waH impossible. Nevot-
thclops, he fusolyed to watch his daughter,
and soon fo,1ud that tho statement was true.
When he charged btu daughter With thiB nls.
demeAnoF sha copfenaed 10 tho fact Aha
fnrlhetmore stAtea that her cunaltian "as
eIcb that II could nut oe much louRer, coa"
ceaIed. Jeanne gave the pame OF her lovas,
and Al. MaEanbo& wait to soc Ai,n: Henri ltop-
ett made mxuy e1cusea When asked 70 marry tho
Giri, aud Ia order to gaia tMo tor relection,
told tho father that tneit conversation wss a.
sraotsnE atteatlon. snd thss ee Would meet hlnl
The ue4t evening at cafe. II. Matanbot won't
hY1pa anu At tho atated hour fuunu tleurl
Robert II tho cafe with several fttsuds, aud N
urosenoe OF lumber OF people. do.ng to tue
youpg man directly, tho tA.her said shat 10
Hotds OF introduction "aTs necesaatY,-tha OBJ
ieot OF hia visit MAS known.-And ha MUST have
10 answer At once. "Agatn ! ast You." sail
III. NAgsnbot, !" wltl you marry my daughter
that you have seduoed aud tulueu7" "No,"
rsp,isa Hobsst, with an &i1 OF byzyAaot "foF
an not ~ all suto Ut belu8 hef hfst loseF" !"
1A7,jv had ~ aAiA thia before tho parxop. pfes-
ent erled cut together, Oh | oh! shAmsl" and
other thing* OF that sort, II, hkfeInbot draw 0
krise and plunged Il 70 the hit ID tne young
nAn's braast, and thea gave himseIl up 10 The
poaics. Aeu1i ltohsra In not yet dead, but tho
doctors have nj hope uf saving Lis llfe. n
must b confessed that, II nlsn eves has
right 10 take the Inv 10 his own b&ads, tt Il ap
such saock.uE ca4ea ~ ghlS.
, 1875-10-20
OBITUARY.

srsetaf Di4ratch 70 Eat Chieaop Tfauns.
CAnuoxpALB ILL.,. 0os. I0.-Haswood '. Oily.
phant, Woe President Of the Delaware h Hnd.
sou River 1lailrAad, formerly General 6upariu-
topdept Of the 6raud To*sr Il CsrhoudAle Rail-
road, died In London. England. yesterday, OF
consumption. Tho sad neas was received hers
to-day. Alr. 0lypbsut was we'll known by many
railroad moo, ard mas valuable citizen wh,lo
living hers. lie spent tho summer tt Atlantic
City. aud reoen.lY started With his family TO
speud tha wintcr IN Southern France, but died
wAlse On his WAY.