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"He either doubts his faith too much
Or his deserts are small
Who will not put it to the touch
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With movement as quick as thought
he disengaged his right hand, drew his re
volver and, just as the bloodthirsty beast
opened his ponderous jaws and was about
to sink his tusks in our hero's throat,
fired, the ball finding its way through the
brain of the animal, and it dropped dead
at his feet--a panther of forty eight
pounds, and three feet seven inches long.
So conquered our brave friend, receiving
in the contest for life but few injuries,
from which he has entirely recovered,
and is again in prime condition for an
other chase Charleston IS. C.)Journat Of
Commerce.
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sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRB
IL local and constitutional remedy, and 10
prepared by distillation. Not q particle of
woody fiber or caustic chemicals enters Into
Its composition. 1t thus differs from all
other Catarrh remedies. 800
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On the evening a - 26fh Inst. one Of
Barnwell,s handSoueaf youna eenflenen.
N. lame HrovnS co,esln6sS Is tste 1
litfle Politely exercise. and pleasure BY
way Of one II III Arurite sports. fox
hunting. Mouuffn8 spirffed Young
Chestnut. hey 6ilfs nd co1lectinR by blast
of his buRle liis pack x twelve 6hcgOugh-
bred hounds-two Of which arrived from
England but fhw dawn Aeo h 1T out
"a his pleasure excursior about nine p. m.
About fve miles from here his pack
"struck, and .0pened = joyously, and
after trail Of s0me thirty minutes
- jumped . the object Of their search. By
this tune the dogs Woso perfectly wild, and
"tongued y a. they never had before. In
q few moments the object Of their trail
was in sight, and about one hundred yards
ahead, and after close and heated run
for near one mile down the public high
way the animal with one bound, and with
the greatest apparent ease, cleared. ten
rail fence and "made" for an adjacent
swamp.
The dogs were hot in pursuit, and in q
short while brought the monster at bay.
With the utmost difficulty our young hero
induced his steed to approach sufficiently
near for him to see the subject OF the race,
and much to his surprise he found it to be
something other than q fox, with eyes
glaring like fre-balls, and his hounds
standing aloof, stricken with terror, some
two or three lying few feet off LAGER.
ated and torn from head total. Crouched
down by q large oak, 1t was impossible to
tell what the thing was that so terrified
and kept at hay his excellent dogs, and he
at once thought and exclaimed: I've
caught monkey, and what am l to do
with itw By this time our friends horse
was much excited, paving the ground and
chatting considerably, and to learn what
the unnatural monster was, MIR, Brown
started to alight, when the horrible beast
made one spring and was on his horses
necki The poor frightened steed was
wild with terror, and in second was off
at a break meek speed, dashing the object
OF its fright against . pine. For an
hour he was unmanageable and dashed
through the woods as if all the
fiends Of the lower regions were
at his heels. But finally he was
checked in his mad career by his perfect
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Coldls md coughs.

Sudden changes Of weather are sources OF
Pulmonary and bronchial affections. Take at
once e Brotcn's Bronchial Iroches," let the
Cold, Cough. or Irritation Of the Throat be
ovar an sJiOhf
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CoNuNDRuM FOE SAINT VALENTINES DAY:
Was Saint Valentine
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I'm not afraid, are you % retorted
Nellie, and on they went, reaching one of
those ponderous doors in the brick wall
with which people Of substance in the
Quaker City surround their areas.
It dOesn't look inviting, girls, but in
minute III show you something better"
with the old-fashfoned knocker.
Now, Ill let Nellie's own bright words
tell the rest Of the story.
!" It seems like bit out OF the Arabian
Nigh1,' for : handsome colored man
opened the door, bowed respectfully, and
stayed t. close it while Fan and /, too
daEed to speak, meekly trotted along past
coach house and stable and the ell Of
huge mansion. There was q pretty side
yard with flowers and fountain, and we
went in at side door. The minute VIC
had crossed the Threshold our hostess
turned suddenly, held out both her hands,
and said, with much emotion: Young
ladies, / know am doing strange thing,
butmy daughters are dead, and the sight Of
your young faces in this quiet house Is at
once great pleasure and pain to me.
You look like my lost Mary and she
touched my hair with light caress. We
were tired and dusty, not at all in costume
for the superb parlor into which she
ushered US, and where she left us for a
few minutes. Fan stared at me and
stared q her, but we didn't speak even as
much as Poe's raven. We took observa-
tons, however, for we had never seen so
handsome room. All the colors were
dark and rich; conservatory opened ON
one side and great barn of sunstine lay ON
the carpet. Presently, our hostess re-
turned, saying, with laugh: It is quite
time we were introduced. l am Mrs.
j., and you are Miss A.
said Fam while ! demurely gave my
patronymic. The next performance was
to usher us into large chamber as sup
erbly appointed as the parlor, where we
were requested to lay aside our hats and
be ready for lunch when the bell rang.
Fancy how we chartered while we washed
our faces and smoothed our tresses!
vowed it was as good as any play-better
than most--and we went down stairs as If
we had been to the manner born. Mrs. j.
met us, conducted US to the dining room,
and presented US as her prizes to tall,
white haiyedm whoWelcomed US warm
Vi Such 3 lunch = that vas! i inward
" thanked the Lord for The s0mmer when
Fan and played table walters at the
Kearsarge House in order to buy our
black silks, for learned then the ways Of
polite society, and SO behaved properly
even to the finger bowl performance,
though I had never used one before in my
life. Adjoining to the parlor and chat
ting there, Fan began to grow uneasy, and
presently she remarked, soto poce, Nell,
we ought 10 CO.
g Mira heard har sNow ~;r1u
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| idea that womap's half hour was very
indefinite period Indeed.
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occupied 81 Al ancieDf gninster. I distant
relatiys Of The family, called, ~ way Of
courtesy. Cousin BSrtara fh{s Cousin
Barbara having one 81 thoee shivery
natures that never seem 10 rel comforta-
bly, warm. Insisted upon Keeping IN her
| stove all the year round, and. Is The pipe
passed up through the floor Of Weston's
| room on its way to the chimney. It form
ed, Is you can easily Imagine, IN excel
| lent conductor Of sound-e regular speak
ing trumpet. Weston knew ke should be
sure to hear Lucy when she lefther room.
60 he made himself perfectly easy. and
had nearly finished writing letter when
he heard her little feet 70 pattering down
stairs. He was lust following her when
her voice caught his ear from the room
below.
"Oh. Cousin Barbara, your needle Is
always threaded; Just put stitch into
my gaiter here. I can't find nv thimble
and ! mustn't keep Mr.. Weston waiting. y
/" should like to see the time," said
Cousin Barbara, tartly, "when you
could 20 anywhere without stopping to
mend something or other. -
Oh, well,s said Lucy, pleasantly,
"your occupation would be gone If you
hadn't me to mend and scold.
The only answer was q sort of q
growl, and in q moment there was .
kind Of spud" as if an article to be
menfed had heen toaand r1unn fhA f7oor
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
A UcTIoN HOUSE or VAN TAssELL 4 KEARNEY.
"A ITO and li2 East 18th st.,
NEAR 4TH Av.

a 10 ~ IL Fiji Fiji ~ ss!A st.
EVERY TUESDAY AID FRIDAY
On every horse that Is warranted sound kind and true
se.s IRON one 70 three Gays given 30 test
CATALOGUE OF THIS p PAYS TUESDAY, SALE AT
THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PRIVATE CAR
sna '1' .as 's
portable tops Tor Al the seats: A.,sa combination
boots s for %
s % dark sss pn as:
| E SSS E SSs HsrES
FOUR SahfL BOG carr tm1ErSS q s..sa with foe.
n % sls ssss % SS:
SIX sa' Ssa'I Sy 'raf sfS
ao n n ss sSa sn
rous ..S. HARNESS COMPLETE. .nsl. s'rsh.
sls' R%SSas sa'r
III HiS&s $}EH i HANDS
Sand. and years old; kind and true y all harness
:,s GS afraid s h"ys
%~' :s %ss
srANoPh EAs3yoaE Equal 10 NEW Jew ' BuiT BY
LAsPSTs Il ,hxSEhLhs II CONDITION. BUILT BY
SIX SEAT Park rlXEToN. ALMOST NEW. BUILT
roCf SHAT gA r o ss NEAHIs NEW BUILT
VERY Ii LIGHT ExTESSi6S TOR rnAETos IN PER
Hpsns nSb mahsEss eELD1sc sx
"S H. 9ss and
& sns ss f"sa s &c BE o 6
III and srs !" ri a.. no trick
OBS efhR b and III lamps s fs 10 ss
saps,o, .S s"n . ,Ss IN minutes
~ ';yII;a and + xarran,sS sound; 49,
s us SDs hG ~. aon E e.
minutes ha good style aud action afraid q
=, v.rI ssSsS sound: w.wns
kind ra. 10 Il. SsrDs. free from Ses
lent Tor children's and first rate driver. Set
S4 E42fs Gsn6s uI s5lr
ELEGANT "a BAy hossEs. leh HANDS HIGH. I
handy ..y:h and DsmD.
500
.sS .ss . :si5is :yi:s
BAY iiSSsE sX1s% LONG %ASs XSS fail, ,ss
free sss very :.
rot mile il SIX minutes. and Is sold only for want q
n an h.e% SsAn sm ,;s
rH HAsD p Al. Hs. s;ns.. ss
BAY oED
COS. presen. owner $50 ana is sold Tor want
Of use. FN@
AsD 81 Masa freq
CHEsTNCT TROTTING HORSE, 10 HANDS HIGH.
YEARS OLD: kind and true in NIL harness; free
not shy or pu can be driven BY the Inc xperi-
enced driver at full speed; eau trot in 40 now and
PAIR CahsTSST @ HxSps H Il
AND 10 YEARS old; have been used by priv ate
family 20 carriage; arc prompt and gamey drivers;
full names and tails; .ree vice trick and arc
CRoss.MATC!IED TEAS, BAY. AND BLACK PONY
kind and ruc in all harness; free from vice very
handsome aud stylish: both good under saddle; they
can trot 70 30 TO tho pole and one OF th en- beat
three minutes single; they have been used by pri-
waite family and safe and reliable tor lady
COUPE Hut AZ Fsw rTMEs USED; has Polo and shans
BLACK TKoTfINI HORSE, i5A HANDS HIGH, o
years old kind and true in all harness; FREQ from
vice; stylish and spirited driver; he h trotted
mile on Fleetwood track driven BY John Murphy In
240 In good condition: can heat that, and show
minutes to-day wa AR ,,I, s"snd
aud trne in all harness: free from vice prompt Tree
and mandy driver: has good style aud action Is y nrst
class horse for family use: AFRAID OF nothing, aud In
srANMoPE TIAEToN BY WOOD BROTHERS.
CART, BY MuLLINER. OF NORTHAMPTON.
rumble top full spring Wagon. BY BREWSTER 4
CO.. OF Broomc ST. c1rtain Coach by God Brothers;
large number of top and no top Wagons. Double and
Single Harness. &C.
Sale commences Ut 10 o'clock.
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A UCrION HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON.
near University place
ouss n 4 ASR S SfT hEIAsIE
AND H sEnay x g
"a hours to three days trial warranted
THIS DAY TUESDAY. AT 10 O'CLOCK
< FAMILY EsTABLLsHMENT-r,n black Horse. 1917
8 hands high, years old kind IN all harness: free
MT afraid OF locomotive or anything else any
drive him is every way reliable for fam
SET soSsF fH%Ss$ss sSSS %SRDEs
Park hEloN Pole and Shafts, In good order, by
vFRY FINE TEAM TEAM BAY MARES, 10 hand. HIM.
q have been used u country and city =. family
DO not s or p a.. 'G H. 0., on
2 SET DOUBLE IlAKNEss, made to order. nearly now.
EXTRA FINE KENTuukS E%9 'i iSas II p is
high, years old: kind ana true In single and l..
? Kind: has team and 70 IaSdsal.. :I Z
S;os ssy on" drive m 4"
sTf ysf'S'f fo
Z SLIDING rwo SEAT TOR WAGON. in good orosr BY
= BLACK rRorrISe HORSE, l5,1 hand. high, year,
trot mile inside three minutes to-day; does
shy pull: = nrs. class roadster; mot afraid
SET SINGLE HARNESS m AIDE to order
: Tof WINDSOR WAGON. Brewster spring and bent
AssIeHEE,s SALE.
: TwwkSr9 fFiIvE s SETS iAnSEss. "'DAA''
Z BAY MARE. 10 hands high. years old kind in all
NJ, Tree ss ,G| " wee good n wa n :prsa
SINGLE snSr ' %oP = WAGON good order. BY
VERY f LiGmr BXsoTcHF. in good order BY Wood
: BAY TmuCK HORSE, 10 hand. high year. old; has
been used ~ s snFs "n and sah onv good willing
w Tt3 3HEG s:'f s.s RSS tim. >.
roP SIDE BAK ROAD WAcoS. In good order. BY W
LARGE SssoSTS MEN o. EVERY KIND OF CAR.
> weather never intcrieres with SALES AT 10
4 VERY FINE TOR PONY PiiAnToS, PONY AND
NO offer 'efssed u. DYER "a Charlton St
acearaey and precision running whss use tho great.
'' 81 %x%Rs the
4 GENTLEMAN's TuaNOuT-BAy MARE. i5H
year. sound 10, and Kind DS sdy can driys ca.
whip. &c. 1870 West 37th At
A GESrLEMAS,,s ROAD, ESTABLISHMENT. con.
Of ,ss%a sss %s bay More Ma. S hs
fa spring Top Tsson BY Cary 4sd ga s. single ar
A BARGAIS.-A FINE TOP SIDE BAR WAGON,
Horse I5 hands high, sound kind trots fast; single
Double Harness. by Dunsconb West 18th ST.. 18th
av., private stable.
A LARGE sTOCK-TwO, FOUR AND SIX SEAT
ACarrares new leather top Bagg,es, $40; four.
new np'i wagon ana oSs awe. n ses
prices all my own make and warrAntsd splendid suies
A FOR sALE-2O YOUNG HORSES, JUST PROM
.lndana suitable for all purposes Inquire i22 Nor
folk st.
A FIVE HORSES, SUITABLE FOR FARMING
A.cxpress any other business 400 West Goth st.
10Th Nv.
A DUNN CLARENCE FOR sAI,l.-NEARLY NEW ;
hcheap for cash Livery stable list ST.. near Sd nv.
MUST BE SOLD. PAIR BAY HORSES, IS
N .hands, 4 and years old sound and kind in all har-
ncssi good roadstcrs price low. Inquire New England
Hron dwav hsa
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HORSES AND CAl

HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
A &C. W. BARKER. AUcrIONEER.
OVER TWENTY-FIVE HEAD
WORK HORSES.
LARGE NUMBER or COND HAND ROAD
WAGONS, CARRIAGES, DC.
Mr. BARKLR announces the above property for positive
II o'clock at BARKER SONS city Auction Mart and
Now York Tattcrsal's OF broadway and 39th
INCLUDING the following
VALUABLE COACH AND TROTTfNG STOCK,
THE PROPERTY OF - private gentleman
WHO WOULD have NONE but the best.
NAMELY:-
BEAUTIFUL SORREL coupe or match Horse, 10 high,
old of fore and hind leg white strip In II
IMPLIED rich and style $500 In
Kentucky six months since and Is warranted sound and
kind.
THE CELEBRATED chestnut Trotting GeIding FRED
ERlCK. got by Young America. 1913 high. old:
game driver and pole horse mas record OF :33s
beat 80 in train aud is and Kind
THE HIGH BRED brown Trottng Geding ADMIRAL.
l5 high, old y and easy driver; has
in 2s31. and is warranted sound and kind.
THE FAST bay Irottng Geldng MOUNTAIN HARRY,
10 "a high, old, got by Black Bahaw; pleasant
driver: has shown trial Of AZ and Is warranted sound
THE HANDSOME gray Trotting Gelding, known the
Mitchell Colt loz high years old got by Chcnerys Gray
Eagle gcntcci driver trotcd ut four years old la 80
and Is sound and kind.
THE VERY stylish bay Trottng Geldng Trenton Boy,
49, high old. by George VI. PAtchcn Jr
the drivers In merca has a.
Is warranted sound aud kind.
THE ABOVE described horses exhibition.
ADVERTISED entries for to morrows sale close vt four
r. NJ sharp TO-DAY.
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A -CARRIAGE REPAIRS.
Our repairing department offers uuequaled advantages
for good prompt work. All carriages housed In clean
carefully protected from damage Precisely tho
quality Of material and labor employed
work, all finished with Valentines varnish,
which brilliancy and durability Is superior 10 Of for
eirn ma.ufacture
Estimates furnished and carriages tor and delivered
bv our teams free Of charge.
BREWsI IsK CO.. of Broome &C.,
Broadway. 47th and 4sth sta
A uCTiON-Ar NEW MARKET. y. j., NEAR MEL.
n sons Hotel Wednesday. May 10, Mt r. NJ. Farm LIN
plements, Stock. Mares, Colts Harness. Carriages d.
A GENTLEMAN DREAMING UP MUST SELL THIS
Aweck offer hts entire stock consisting Of Coach
Phaeon Coach and Harness. Trotting Horses top
Road Wagons Single ana Double Harness. kobes Blankets
Whips and Stable Fixtures ~ B-The stable 30 lss 1888
West 3Ist st.
AT ANY FAIR OFrER-HASDSOME SHIFTING TOP
AWagon; set fine single and double Harness: almost
new 2iy West 4ist 81.
BEAUTIFUL SHIFTING LEATHER EXTENSION
ATOP Pbacton seats four persos pole and shafts latest
three spring Pony Phaeton two splendid top Wag
Uns, Dunscomb Harness. must be sold used few times
Union Club Stable. 1T West 18th ST.. near 9th ~.
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A LARGE AND IMPORTANT
IA AUCTION SALE Of
VALUABLE AND HiGHh BRED
TROrTING HORSES,
ROADSTERs.
BROOD MARES.
colts and rILLIEs
MFSSRS VAN TAssELL KEARNEY
WILL SELL at PUBLIC AUCTION.
at the NEWTOWN STUD FARM, LONG ISLAND,
T asSsRf II MEpSSEssDASYa.f Nav ID.
at IL o'clock,
TING HORSES. ROADsTERs, BROOD MARES,
COLTS and FILLTES.
- They compriee the get of
RYSDYKS HAMBLEIOAIAS.
AMERICAN STAR.
IMPERIAL and
COLONEL KIP
and other FIRST class Stations
PROMINENT AMONG THE LOT II the valuable young
mare RATfLtBOX. by BANKER She Is only i've
There are several others equally promising that can
trpt in 80 or Whereabouts: all without records.
THE COLTS aud fies also unusually promising, and
the whole are IN splendid condition
TRAIN LEAVES HUNTERS POINT, ny tho Flushing
aud North side Railroad Mt II o'clock, bringing
s~ngers the farm IN ample time tor the sale.
ALL THE HORSES THAT ARE BROKEN will DO
htcled and shown the track guide purchasers
"a speed driving qualities, &c.
GENTLEMEN DEsIRiAG TO DRIVE TO THE FARM
the iarm N 20 minutes nffer landing on the Long
Island side.
CATALOGUES ARE now READY ana may be obtained
the tnrm, the Offices OF the Spirit Of the Times
THE AUCTloNEtks. no. liz East 18th 81, near
nv
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THE TURF.

K WEST SIDE DRIVING PARK."-FIRsT DAY
ARegulsr May Meeting, Wednesday. May l6 1877; 2
GLASS; 10 entries and 80 class, entries rul
program tomorrow in Herald. WM. VAN kECKEN
IT WEST SIDE DRIVING PARK."-TiE PACING
Arace did h 45 Class and saddle purses will
be left Thursday r. NJ.
WM VAN KEUREN
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WINES. LIQUORS, &C.
LIME RYE wHIsKEY-FoUR YEARS OLD. "a PER
n. VAN BELL. 80 Chambers Z.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FFLICTED RESTORED; DISEASES or MEN
Aspeciay BE wise in time aud apply the place
for speedy mercury used. from bust
ness Premature decline nervous exhaustion physical de.
markable unparalleled success The victims Of nposi-
ton call with the certainty Of being kindly and
fully treated: 20 years practice. Dr. HUNTER. i42 West
4sth a.
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
On every horse that warranted kind and
In harness from three days given