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&c. 600 for Breach Of Promise.

CINCINNATI. Nov. AIN the court OF COM
mon pleas OF Hamilton county yesterday
Miss Elizabeth West recovered verdict OF
5000 for breach OF promise OF marriage
against the estate OF Enoch Hayes, the latter
having died since the commencement OF the
trial.
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LOUISIANA HAS GONE REPUBLICAN,
Senator West received dispatch from New
ORLEANS this morning saying that beyond q
doubt Louisiana has gone republican" Tn.
dispatch. he says, is from a thoroughly reli-
able source.
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THE JAPANESE VICE MINISTER of educa-
ton made n present to the United State.
bureau of education of their entire eiuca-
tiOnal exhibit at Philadelphia as contribu-
ton to- a national educational museum
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NEW YORK. Nov. 24-W. r. Sinclair, con-
fdential clerk acting as cashier of H. L. Hor-
ton Co, bankers, SIS Broadway, Is in Lud-
street jail on a charge OF embezzlement
The amount has been variously fixed by ne
port at from forty thousand 20 sixty thousand
dollars. Sinclair says he don't think tina
amount taken is much over five thousand
dollars
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CoNFERI NOES were held yesterday at Ber-
nh between the Emperor William and Bis
nlaTck and assurances were afterwards given
20 LORD salisbury by the latter OF the pacific
htcntloos OF his government. They proposed
IN any event To observe a friendly neutrality
Io"anns all parties. He hoped for a settle
ment, but thought that the state OF affairs
was menRcing.
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a Rrokcn NOun Old Wan

NEW YORK. Nov. "a gentleman who
saw Tweed yesterday SAYS he j. not i'm good
health ard j. greatly reduced In size. haN ing
lost abount - pounds. lie Is down east. APP
parently crushed and Inundated. has lost has
old warlike and defiant attitude. He l. like
a child. nervous and apprehensive of danger;
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NORTH CAROLINA.
4 Republican Election Supervisor
Killed md His Tickets Nialen

hALElGH IT. y. c, Nov. IA dispatch 10
The IOaos says Tor. 4. j. Glover. supervisor of
elect ions at Swan quarter, Hyde county. was
drowned ON the night of November 9Th. with
the republican tickets for That county in his
possession. He was found nearly upright in
the water. with his coat drawn over his head
and other evidence Of violence. The election
tickets were never found.
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PERsONAL.-Senator Chaffee, of Colorado
is en- route to Washington. 49, Senator Dor
sey arrived in town yesterday, and is stop
ping at Willard'S.
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TURKEY ABoLIsHEs THE SLAVE TRADE
A special despatch TO the Loadon Standard
dated Consfantinaple yesterday, announce
that the Sultan has decreed the absolute alb.
clifton OF the slave trade throughout the OF
tomau Empire.
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THE WINNERS al the Richmond Wal races
yesterday were Hobkisk, one mile, In f:S3:
Hatferas. mile and a-half in 245x: Tom
O'Neill and First Chance ran a dead heat i'm
The mile and G-quartef dash In 2:2l.
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A Congressman Elected nv One Vote.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2.-The returns i'm
the office Of the secretary Of state give Pach-
elo, rep. FOR Congress in the 4th district, a
majority OF one vote.
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JAMES III. DUPONT, inspector of customs n
New York, has been appointed supervising
inspector general OF steamboats,, vice Burnett
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ONE YEAR FOR DRIVING WoUNDEr
HoRsE.-Charles Wood pleaded guilty I'm gen
eral sessions yesterday TO driving a sore and
wounded horse November Is, and was sen
fenced 20 one year in the penitentiary.-[N
Y H'Irfd 23H
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THE MEDICAL BUREAU of the Navy de-
partment has inst published pamphlet on
the naval medical schools OF England and
France.
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AT THE WHITE HOUsE.-Chief Justice
Waite and General Butler had interviews
with the President this morning.
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THE Department of State will soon be able
to supply "a revised list of the u. s. ministers
and consuls in foreign countries.
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PARIS. Nov. 2l.-1he members Of The part.'
Of the left oppose the ministerial bill offered
i'm the chamber of deputies yesterday. pro-
Viding that at funerals of members of tho
legion OF honor. military hOnorS shall only
lee rendered TO military members dying in
active service. The RapItbiiqte F0Dacais pub
fishes an article to-day condemning the infiu-
ences which surround President MacMahon,
which, IL says, tend TO restrain the cabinets
lllnlIf y ~ II Inn
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Sudden Death.

HARTFORD. Nov. "a Rev. Charles II.
Fisher, Of this city, rector OF ST. Paul's
church, died very suddenly this morning.
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HUNG JURy.-The jury in the suit by 8. v.
N. ", Court, for Gal 900, were unable TO
agree after having been locked mp all We'd
nesdsy night, and were discharged. Nine Of
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Bi.marck Himself Again

LONDON. Nov PA dispatch Ia the Nsusi-
oSu from Berlin says Prince Bismarck al
tended the Rcichstag for short time ye>tcT-
day. He looks In much bettcr health than
last spring.
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The PLYMOUTH AND ESSEX arrived at
Norfolk Yesterday from PHILADELPHIA.
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AT THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT last
night the game was won by Maurice DAILY,
beating Joe Dion In twenty-six innings. Tho
latter scored -.
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ALL THE MEMBERS were present at the
Cabinet meeting to-day
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IOWA.
The ReUu blieau SNeen

NFw YORK, NOV. GA Des MoineS (IowaD
telegram says the entire vote OF this state,
gives Hayes Ei.SS. Tilden li2.0ss. CoOper
1901, scattering ~ Hayes over Tilden. ~ .2sS.
The republicans elect every Representative
i'm Congress. and all the circuit Judges four
teen IN number. Ninety-one counties give
Gov. Hayes an absolute majority. and two
more give him the highest vote Tilden has
only six counties, and two OF those by only a
small plurality.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY-mter
nal revenue, SOS .5s7 "a: customs, $500 81 IS
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hTEx-Colcnel Valentine Baker has not
accepted military service under the Sultan,
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day
for redemption amounted to sI0G,41j.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Nnecie for the United Mates
The French Cabinet Treuble.

LONDON. Nov. 2I.-Seven hundred an I fif v
thousand dollars IN specie were Withdrawn
from the bank to-day for the United States.
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Iutcrview with Tilden.

Governor hendricks and his wife paid a
visit To GOV srnor Tilden this morning and
remained with him about half an hour.
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MISSOURI.
The lbnScial Nete

ST. Louis, Nov. 2i.-The official returns Of
this state give the vote for President a. fol-
lows: Tilden, ap,6s5; Hayes, ia 39s; Cooper,
Z g.sS
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POLITICAL.
Gov. Hendricks Coming TO Confer
nfff. Gov TfIden

NEW YORK. Nov. IA dispatch from In
dianapOlis last night says Gov. Hendricks
left that city "Wednesday night on the =;
train for the east he will probably reach
New York Thursday evening. The object OF
the tourney l. TO G. infer with Coy Tfldpn.
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r p. BURKE.,

isSS,SS GlNEN IL Ct THING AND FITTING
- ~ the Eierh.d q NJ. Lsrique. Paris, By Miss
$500 49, PATTERSS SOLD. 9o5 4th street
AffthSes'' Wtsbingf0n, .. G. noTyi-sgs
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ACTUAL CONSEGNMENT.
OF
los. 90
WORTH OF
Fine Winter Clothing.

EVER Garment e the newest styIe and the
EcCts Il thu latest pattern % eign ami made ia
niOst excellent manner for the present season =
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The Canxa~~erS 90 he Brougbst into
Court for Goutesupl

COLUMBIA. -. e.. Nov. 2i.-rhe supreme
cOurt has issued rule Ia the stale canvaSSprs
and th"ir counsel. IL. r. Corbin. To show cause
why hey should not b. attached for contempt
in violating the writ Of prohibition ISSUED oar
The I.th instant, ard issuing certificates i'm
defiance Of the court. The answer l. made
rCtUrnable al O'Clock this afternoon.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
Gov. Hendricks Coming East.
More Troops for Washington.
The South Carolina Canvass.
The Republican Sweep in Iowa.
TWEED A BROKEN n0WN NAN.
More Troops for Washington.
The South Carolina Canvass.
The Republican Sweep in Iowa.
TWEEDABROKEN DOWN NAN.
EUROPEAN NEWS TO-DAY.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
state tsavasser PurSts signs and
Re~SSnS

NEw YORK. Nov. "A dispatch To the
herdd rom Columbia. =. G. saws: IL w.
Purvis, the ad.utani and inspector general.
who II member OF the hoanl OF state cam
vaSserS. resigned yesterday. but not hefnr,
ne had signed the certificates Cor ,.sileDti al
electors. CongneSSmen and state officers Th.,
remaining certificates he refused Ia sign ami
resigned alleging that there are frauds in Inc
election Of members OF the legislature aud
county officers To which he would not De- "a
party. What these frauds were Mr. Purvts
did not state.
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THE POLITICAL SITUATION.

Gov. Hendricks Coming East.
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RARLOW'S ART GALLERY.
1925 Pennsylvania Avenue.
list RECEIVED

PAT RE kENBAChER, Carnage and Wasoa
I.tairns GafTisss ANY a5fV MSob paid
o. order Gas & street. between 9th andA6ZSz6
sth nori Nv 81, IN the rear Il T. W Murphy Horse
shOeing Shop. uoys Iat
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO DELINQUENTs
. W '. OF ~ h
CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1915.

CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1875
We, the undersigned, receivers Of said
Taxes do hereby give notice to all such per
sons as have not called or made some ar
rangements, that we will send each one u
Postal card requesting him or her 10 cail;;
Having rendered their bills, called time anu
again, and while many have called, o grea'
specially ask to give this their attenuOn:
believing as we do that we have done our
duty in trying to collect these taxes, anu
while we have no desire to distress any one
we have a responsibility resting on a.:
The money is dueus. Wehave given Dohas
to the city and we are responsible ior "s -"
The city needs the money and Is urging ~
to collect IL or pay it., and we propose 70 oo
so. We must therefore collect 1t. And Iur,
thermOre, welO not into to be two yeat1Ss
collecting one years taxes. Az person., -
any there be, who have dislike 10 DS'ns
notified by Postal card, will please cali ~
once; for we do not intend to make any eH al
70 call, and If they do not they must expeo'
Office No. 10 East Sixth street, between
Market and King. Hours from A. NJ. !"
II M, from to and to 8 P. N. .
lss EDMUND PROVOST. ~
Receiver Northern District (includlng y"
north of Sixth 'trfSt;} SG;w}ARn FARMAR, :.
Receiver Southern District dncluding al
south Of Sixth street.) % . . "
NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWNEKss::
Those who sell or transfer Real EsIs,o
will oblige the Undersigned by leaving ,gov =
notice thereof at our office, that We H'"'
IDMUNp PRoyossrr' oIyy{sr'
JAM, 4,'78tf o, City Assessors.
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We have great many other styles, prices
ana qualities that we have not space to
and you will see the Nicest, Cheapest, and
Best Stock OF Ready-made Clothing that
you ever laid your eyes on. II you want To-
buy any Clothing, all we ask is bring your
money. no matter how little, we are bound
to suit you. AS we we are sure this gigan-
tic stock will last hut short time vel
would advise you all to come at once, and
you Will not regret your visit.
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FOR SALE.

vCOK SALE.--TWO SINGER FAMILY
II Improved Sewing Machines. one Is an
ss5 talling Table, only been IN use a Little
while and is as good ~ new. 5m
ELIAS HOWE, some as good as new.
10 FOLDING TOP WHEELER L. WILL.
SON, some good as new. ..Hsa
FAMILY FAVORiTE WEED.
The above was all traded in for the New
American Sewing Machine, and will be
sold at bargain and All guaranteed. at the
NEW AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE
OFFICE, I
rs MARKET STREET: Wilmington. Del.
ming Sewing Machine in the city, nf
THE NEW AMERICAN, is
and the easiest pnderstood, child can run
it, and sold on easy m nthly install aiments.
Don't buy until after you have seen this
NEW AMERlCANfor You will be delighted
with It's light running.
janl5-lm J. II. PRlMROSE. AGENT:
NOR SALE.-lOt OF Aice cider barrels, I"
i make room for oysters, apply at
Sept.N tt III Il 405 MARKET ST.
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NJ Office TO WATER RENTERS,
OFFICE CITY WATER DEPARTMENT

WILMINGTON, DEL, DEC. y, lS'o'
The bills for 1875 are now ready ana Pns,
able Mt the Registrars office. l;00 NJ arraii
on or beore Jsnaay JAW sls i the eo 9!
the bill, those paid during the month no. OF
February, five per cent. additional M.rch ..I
paid during the months OF Ma'U, INV
ten per cent, additional! anu III, Ist
iS7S, the Registrar 4 required to have ne ne
ferrules Withdrawn and suit institutes ne he
the recovery of the amount sue, anu oren,-
water will not again be let into sucn p ants
lies until such arrears with assesa nnfiice
and 80 90 for drawing ferrules are pa'u'o
hours0 q. m, to 4p. m. >,u,pu
dec Stf Registrar,
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Philadelphia Trade Report

TUESDAY, Jan. Io.-lO-uhy pells C'le MI
pual election of the Commercial Exchange
for officers to serve during the ensuing year
there was an almost total suspension of
business, hence our usual summary OF
sales Is very meagre.
BarR-in the absence of sales>,we quote
No. QuercitrOn at S3L per ton. ....
Seeds-Cloverseed Is in small supply AMI
it is held with f1rmness at l2l9@l5Ac, per
ID. In Timothy nothing doing. Flax'eea
Rio at l674@l9l4c.. 50 bags Laguayra at lS}c
and 30 bags. Marlcoba at 1870, all gold.
Sugar-The market Is still without Offering.
We quote fair and good refining, Cuba at so
SIC. Refined sugars are steady at llHc.
for cut loaf; l054c. for crushed and powdered;
lOAc fol granulated. and lOc for A. N GLASSES.
The Flour market is quiet and there is
net 50 much anxiety to realize. About 500
barrels changed h nds, mostly to local con
sumers. including Extras at S4@4 q
$40 for Minnesota extra family; IS !5S
Sc 40 for Pennsylvania, Ohio and In
diana do, do; So 7o0a 8 DO for fancy b. ands.
at s7@s 50. In Rye Flour there is no change.
Grain--in Whea but little movement;
prices, however are well sustained; sales OF
Pennsylvania red at 81 37aSl 40; do. amber
at 81 4lal 4S; Western red at SIR 81 Y, and
white at 81 .4iaaSl 81 Rye sells at S6agOc.
Corn is quiet at 56a6Oc. for damp and dry
Western and Pennsylvania. Oats sell at A
a48c. for white, and 4la43c. for mixed.
Whisky is steHiy, sales OF l75 barrels OF
Western iron bound, at 81 II. IT.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
Butter-Quiet and rather dull. NewYork
| and Bradford county extras 3a34c; do
do lists 26a3lc; Western extras, 2Sa29c; do.
lists, 26a26c; Rolls, Western extras, 27a29c;
do lsts, A6a26c. ......
Cheese--Market quiet and holders firm.
New York fancy, l3Ac.; DO. prime, l2s4@
l3Ac.; Western fine. l2lA@l3c.
Eggs-Receipts moderate ard prices un-
Delaware fresh. &c.: Western do. 700 ,0c.
Baltimore Produce Market.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 20.-Cotton quiet but
steady; middling, l2a4a1ac. Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat firm; No: 2 Western
red, $l.35; Pennsylvania red, Sl.37al. 40
Maryland red, 81. l.l5al.45; do. amber, $l.50a
l.55; do. white, $l.l5al.45. Corn steady
Southern white, new. 4Sa58c. Southern vel.
low, new, 5Oa5Sc.; Western mixed, Eew 83c
Oats quet but steady; southern, 4Oa48c.
Western white, 43a45c. Western mixed, 4ls
l3c. Rye dull and nominal. Hay dull
Maryland and Pennsylvania, $22a25. Pro-
visions-Nothing doing in round lots; order
WI so. Bulk meats-Packed shoulders, ~
aNc.; clear rib sides, llNaAc. Bacon
Packed shoulds, lOa14c.; clear Rib sides, I2s
al3c. Hams, 15Lalsc. Lard dull but steviy
crude l232Aal21c.; refined 1870. Butter fairly
active; Western extras, 27Na.2sc.; do. tirsts
Na26c. Petroleum strong; crude, TO: re
fined, lSHc. Coffee d ali and heavy; Rit
eargoes, gars Io1falo; y jobbing, l7a@c. Whiske,
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,
Stock Market,

Gold lls @ll3H Phila & Read
silver lO6 0DIO9 RR, ~ 52X@5S
Il g. 1881 l22LG l22L| North Penn IS @s5aS
-u)s lHj5lI7T@IIS Phila & Erie 22sss@22155 (
"JuIy 1865 ll9szt0lIyA RR l4A@4I
y"Ju.y lS67l22 q lz2Ll Lehigh Val 62A@65
July lS6Sl222S@ 123 Nav STOCK o. 5sa5l =
!" 10 40s 1l9M@ll9A Catawissa Il lyl29OIa
New SIS llS3?@llSL do prefd. 5000
City 81, new l06A@lN n Central 3s3N3ss
UCo sofN I36N@l37 Hestohville 39l 4g39N
Penna RR 55L @1b5I
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VIEW lDHE1r1sEMENTs.

Eurniture.-Adatr.
Gentlemens suits.-At VConners.
White Kid slippers. AT FenneSsey >.
Nathan i, I,iebermavl' d Clothing House.
knanp's Spring shades.-At McBride's.
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FOR RENT.

llUR RENT.-i'he Grocery Store, sixth
T and Walnut streets: one Of the best
jan2-tf ON THE PREMISES.
NOR KENT.-0ne Of the best busi-
II ness stands in Wilmington, known
as Chadwick's Fountain Hotel, Ice Cream
Garden and Museum. 1t is the only Ice
cream garden in the city. This Is q chance
seldom met with, Apply to
WIN. H. CHADWICK,
No. 2O7 and 40 w. 4th street,
janl4-tf Wilmington, Del.
TNOR RENT.-A store and fixtures for
T. Dry Goods, and Dwelling, No. l0S
Mark ct st., Wilmington. Del. Inquire OF
DIR. A. H. GRlMSHAW
janl7-tf Cor. of Eighth and shipley Sis
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CLOTHING.
CLOTHING NEARLY GIVEN
n AWAY.

Mems Black Overcoats 81 90
I" Chinchilla Overcoats O 90
Fur Beaver Overeoats, silk facing 7 40
Brown Cloth Overcoats, all wool 8 OO(
ALL wool Fur Beaver OvercOats 10 OO|
Finestquality Beaver Overcoatsl3 oo'
Finest Quality Brown Kersey do IA oot
Imported Fur Beaver Overcoats Is oOt
Working Suits s 5oI
business Suits. 90
Good Business Suits. 500
ALL wool Business Suits 10 ooI
Fine Dress Suits IL 90
. Fine Quality Black Suits, coats
cut In Frock Style l6 90
Imported Diagonal Suits II ooI
The Morning herald., 1876-01-26

NOTICE. = OLD DOMINION STEAM
IN SHIP COMPANY.-The annual meet
ing OF the Stockholders of this Company,
for The election Of Directors and for the
transaction of such other business of the
Company as may be necessary or proper,
will be held at the principal office OF the
Company. No. 1877 Greenwich Street. in the
city of New York, On Tuesday, February
lo'clock p. IN. W. II. STAMFORD,
ian22-l5t .. . 1H Secretary.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE.-The annual Meeting OF st.
IN Marys =. A. Is, Society will be held on
next Thursday evening January 9th, at
~ o. clock, q full attendanoeis is requested.
= BY order of the Society,-
ST. EDWARD ]. KELLEY,
go Secretary.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-26

TeVtTPtS - n : -. - , ~, : y'oo'o-,I nj
WIN n LEE, Clerk City Council
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doing to redeem the pastp Your sue
cess is worth nothing-it can only
prove fatal-if it does not prompt you
to do your duty s.ss 5..t Z. 5s,.r-el.f n. {
Not replying TO this, . silence fell be-
tween them. Julie learned through
friends who knew him IN the city where
he had made his new home what he had
not been brave enough to tell her him
sef-that, intoxicated with success, he
was leading the old gay, careless, easy
life OF extravagance and pleasure. II
was not more than she had been school,
ing herself slowly to1eafh.s 1J8s
Another year passed.: She receives
letter full OF reproaches for her ,silence
and foEgetfulnessy and aaneaneings -atr
the same time his approaching mar
riage with q lady of great wealth and
beauty, and releasing Julie from her
promises. 3stfaaaf ao&
And so the dream ended. n Whether
our heroine ever loved again what
were her after experiences can not
say. We only know that she is still
Julie Mortimer; that men call her cold
and women think her proud, and that
only among her most intimate acquaint-
ances and her family i. she truly un-
derstood. with them only doesshere-
lax and show herself the true, warm
hearted woman. And i the shadow of
the past still pufsues fer none suspect
it, and least of all herself She thinks
she has lived it down, but because of it
life no longer means love and happi-
ness, but duty and work, yet she is con-
tent.-SalndGN TRledrn1,1. 9tr rle-3al'nI -
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ENTIRE NOUS.

awe two slowly walked. that night. s,1
silence fell on us, as OF fear; al .5}s8 ffta f.,
vas afraid to face the light, 80 .,-..s {
Lest you should see that loved you, dear.
you drew my arm against your heart, !,
Co close could feel it beating near; - 'af'
yon were brave enough for lovers part ai 3,
You were 80 sure that loved you. dear. Sfi .
Then YOU murmured word or two. Ttsel .s.i
And tenderly stopped your lstening ear. Il
For Won thought that all that you had to do !,
was to hear me say that loved You. dear.
But, though your face was 80 close g mine "a
vouldn't NTH my lips to yours resign; ats..' y
And vet loved you'll loved you. dear. y,
and Al, at once you were cold and pale,
A Because you thought that i ala not care;
cried q little behind my vail li's an 7'
But that was because loved you. dear. lana,
am That Il ;plashed your hand? But twas tear;
ror then you said you'd never again ras Aa1
Ask me to say that loved you, dear. ri
We'll. will tell-if you'll listen now; as" T's
thought Of the words that you said last year;
There were half . dozen that loved you. dear.
And was afraid that you held me light.
And an imp at my shoalder said, "Bewarel
Hes lust in wooing mood Tonight EsBgT
So wouldn't say that loved you. dear.
Not though thought you the man of men, ,;...
Chiefest Of heroes, brave and rare;
Not though never shall love again '"A .'I'''
ANY man as loved you, dear. sia7is4 s'@ le
Ibaye suffered, and SO have you; 3 lHr Il
And to. might, If you were but standing here,
I'd make you an answer, straight and true, = !.
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