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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-12
Heavy Battle.

News has ben received Of bloody battle at
Galta Ecuador on the l4th ult., between the Con-
stitutional army, $500 strong, under Gen Aparico
and the revolutionary forces under Generals Ur-
bina and Veinternilla, which lasted about three
hours, and ended in the complete route of the for
mer and the capture of their Commander-in. chief
Both sides behaved bravely, leaving altogether
400 killed and much larger number wounded.
When the news of the disaster reached Quito,
President Borreo left the Palace and took refuge,
it is said, at the Colombian Legation, while the
citizens pronounced in favor of the revolution.
The revolutionary forces would probably enter
Quito on the 18th ut., which it was expected
would put an end to the war
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1nrat anu State Mems.

G. W. Jones is on the street again, and now &C.
cupies the little shop opposite Parrot Chase's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-12
iHarrtfn.

In Pennington. 10th inst. BY Rev. e. 7. Adams,
Hon. A. D. Willard, Esq, of Washington, d. c., to
Miss Sarah Cults Of Pennington, Me,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-12

BERLIN, January IL. The election for mem
beers of the German Parliament passed off quietly
yesterday. Returns so far received are mainly
from the larger towns, and show the election Of
fifteen national liberals tive socialist democrats,
five Alsatians, one conservative and one Pole.
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EUROPE.
Death.

LONDON January IL. Alexander Balm, the
author, is dead
Failure.
Snow, Tailor & Shetwell, silk merchants of
Bristol, have fviled; liabilities eighty thousand
pounds.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
Negotiations for Peace.

Neg0tlatious Tor Peace.
PANAMA, January 2. Negotiations for peace
are being carried on between the rebels in Auise-
quia aud the National Government.
Revolution.
A revolution started in Santander by Leouard's
Canal against the Government. was quickly sup
pressed The revolutionists surrendered 90 the
10Th ult., with all of their munitions Of war.
Ice Monopoly.
The Legislature of the State Of Panama reject
ed the petition Of the Boston Ice Company to
abolish the ice monopoly in this state. The Ice
Company have appealed TO Bogsta. where there is
hardly doubt the monopoly Will be annulled as
unconstitutional.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH

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Daily %$taneaet Sonyull.
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4 Healthy Army.

a dispatch from St. Petersburg, to the polit-
cal correspondence OF Vienna says it is officially
reported there are only l45l iuvalids in the mob
zed army of Russia, ard epidemics prevail.
Elections of Members TO the German
rIs
, 1877-11-29

siguet, hv Ost,orn II. Keith, g. II. A. Thomas,
am! Vt. Il. Townsend, null Was In the sum Of
S.N,CW. II was approved.
Mr. Holden submitted a bill OF $ii for car.
riagcs hc had hired to attend tho funeral AZ
John Ackscv, who VIA killed recently on thd
ConrtfiDuse wort4
Mr. Fitzgerald hoped that Nj. Holden would
be allowed 10 pay the till.
Mr.. Ctcary th.nlgl,t the bill was IN The inter.
cs' Of public charity, and he liopcti II would be
paI.l.
After some further discussion the bill was
allowed by vote Of = tosi. TIu,sc vottng In this
negative were Mcssrs. AyaEs, Fitzgerald, llo1f-
mann, Schmidt, anil sc,nc.
Mr., t.cn4en introduced A resolution instruct
ing Sheriff Kern to hereafter lake at1 jur!ws In
The Criminal Court for their fn4xl ami tsNfgbE
to tho i,cycrc llouso. Thu resolution prevailed
unnnimn1Isly. ...
The board then adjourned until tomorrow
afternoon.
, 1877-11-29
THE SECOND CAVALRY,

HEADQUARTERS SECOND UNITED STATES
CAvALltr, Bin uoRx rosr, MONTANA, Nov. .,
1s7.-GENEnAL ORDERS, No. 10.-Port!ons Of
the Second Cavalry having served creditably i.s
the late campaign a@aEpst the Ncz-rcrcrs In
dams, the lscEiincutal Commander deems It
Ills tlutv to thank tl.em for their goosl conduct
Anl Snake Creek, Montana. -,
Uf the small ictaehlnrnt that participated,
u,,tltr Col. Gihbon, in thg fierce tight at Big
iluIe Dlsn. IN ttltettn VI August. 1S15. Ser
gcaus Edward Page, OF Company L. WAS
killed, md Pirate Charles Il. Gould, Of Com
pnny +, was wtIs,l1ed. Il
Capt. Norwood ana his company (L) behaved
with great credit III tho light ut Carnaa prairic,
Oh thu .uth Ut August, 1871, anu successfu!ly
held its 0wn nyu!nst nrerttowernE odds. In
this atgaIr, Lieut.. l1curY ". Benson, OF the
company, was wounded. First-Sergeant Henry
Wilkins, Curposal Harry GarianA, Blacksmith
Samuel Glass, Farr,er William, Jones' and Fri
Yates Harry Trevor and Wilfrcd Clark, were
wounded, -f3lnckhlntth sasnust Glasa aud prs-
vAtc Trevor m9rtally.
In the fighting which occurred fruu, tho Both
OF September to the Eth Of October. 1911, at
Snake Creek, III thu Henr's law Mountains.
under Col. Miles, and which led to the final eur.
rcnlcr Of tho Scz.lcrcrs, battalion OF thrco
companies, vlz.:, +. U, nnd II, under Capt:
l,c. will, accoud-Lfcuts Edwae.s j. McClcEnanti
and Lowell II. jerome, distinguished themselves
by their gaIlantry. l'rtyate John IRVING OF
Company u. VIA Killed; and Private Jnmcs Far
rciI, Of Company +, was wount1et1 at that place.
Dy order Of Licut--Coi. 4. q. DlAcKE1T,
| Commanding Regiment. -,-..
~-"''-"'. CHARLES F. KoE,
, 1877-11-29
QU1l's.
Bos&nf. Cor.Hasfrtul BaitsltH.

BoSeDH Commercial 8AHsHH,
Tbc horn Of the l.untsHan-sltcsry.
Fayuriso alrs Ut the fair sex-Solit aires and
cauel's thlairs.
They eal! rcd.healcd girls "ragine hlonlcs "
in Sun Francisco.
The difficulty with tho seryant-inaid Of tho
period IL, that SITE Is not maid q order.
Cauoulziug Columbus would have been m
easy u,sttcr-ohly making Coiprtbad II h!nt.
Tho sxs Of Paris bonnr.s IL growing less, hut
thv sigl,s ot husbands grow larger At the price.
Tina urls At Wellesley ColIcce have hull tho
scurtrt fever. We'll, We suppose they viii bs
better, rcd.
rhu masous' cry for 'morc mort eannol 30
called Tho wot41ngnen's party, although It ID
The Mechnnic2' bawl.
.y<,a ,yars t.,eess>rsas 4.sserti.er;
A popular bar-tpall LII Vtrginta-Belle Punch.
Georgia realized q oo,ooo from dried peaches
this year. 'fa swell.
The principal complaint alleged against The
Peruvian uoSesnmeut u sort of seaera! luca'
pa. ny.
Spney Is 50 scarce now that moss people
worshlp dollar with > ccrtalu species u i'Dol-
laE.try.
Query: Does the rresldent's order about
ARMY ulilcera drinking apply ~ tha tupesgFapl''
Ical Eustncers!
so the Ktckapoos want 10 return tFom Mexteo,
do tltyt Lct *thrm. 1t tiun't do 10 k!cs
poor Indian whcn he'A down.
"Two-nuntlse.l.a s-forty-bntton Eid gloves"
ate the latest n0velty on hand. fiNs wearcr
has u gel tuto thcul teet htst.
Thp butchers nse tAu ones principally cou-
ce5,,ru In tht adoption u the meat triSk systel.
It's y ,ualtcr oi lolne t,Irsest to thcsu.
knFr7stoca Herald
VERY fuW bEu@s bandA ln n military, parade
eau play " many a!rY as the Iruin-sl'alor pats
Oh.
William Winter calls his new book u poems
"Th!stle Dowu." lie thinks Thlsile make 1t
sell.
Tweed says he paycr was drunk and psysr
smoked; whercupou IN old topeE says. 20
wonder he Ia HOW III jailp'
The poorest coal oil may be rendered non.
explosive W tying 4 brisk 10 the Call au4 t!u1'
| iLy it III ten feet ot water.
The girls q. Vaasar College have seen over So
meteofs xtnct the It'll Ut September. Ilta
doesn't tncluds the l4.O0o, 0QO ono II the E!ris
saw When &hefell DOWNSTAIRS tue Other ntgat.
| Don't spend your ,noney fos au Egyptian ot'e
| isk " give 10 your girl for ChItstuas IHsaeut
| C!ropaira's NEEDLES will he much cheaper yr1l
| bcucc. II Is reported-au,l no doubt trutaiullt
that several tutsrp1issu: Yankees ste ohou
ral1i,,.1 rr,~ thf, l1Ht st Jh+ E'' -,Ht' n r'''
, 1877-11-29
THE SILVER DOLLAR.

corcr4ssman rrtc. lucn.,. of Iowa. 1,ep1lrs
r. noitits.
WASHINGTON D. G.. Nos. 1o.-hdaor @ na"k.
some surprise that should vote for the Silver
bill. viii you allow uc to say that you cannot
" Ano,e satp'seu u. s ""rp.p ,.,, sa.a."s,s
aIa at your opposisith' ~ was "ut feas'nao'e
TO expect sonte opposition from the spseu'nfors,
Adventures, stock jobucEs, and gold gamblers
of lie Atlantic cities, au.t from EneiIs capital
,.,. b,, .ccr N rcv,,,atc AFFAIR. fnr II. on mi.
side ot the oceaFl' olt II never oceufFea 70 nc
be- found to oppose the circulation Of honest
.,,ror ,,,,,,r. r. NH vo. m er,crtornt. n
It was something new, sothet'lae Iva.
rested alone on mems opinions supported
only by theory, there would be ground
for difference at opiuton, hut this ts not tho
oa.. Enr ncor,v thc rnt,,e Ifc ri hi. ,,at,on
silver has not only been MI Important part vi
OUT money, but has been ieGat-tehdcr for
,,ehta. l,Iic and private, l}y some lna,c,iyer-
,no h. tntcrcstr,l narttc.. never VET fully nnd
.a..to,t.,rs , ~ oIn,.tns, .I1ro, va fcv ,cart
ago dropped out Of tho coinage, and thereby de-
nonct,zcd. Why this WIS done rclnnns, To
.n,,. c,tpn. a mvsterv. unle,. II va. In rtya
w." "hor,,ho,ssr. ,hc novcr tn xay xn,, ,,,,s, n,v
N"1 ,, 80" ~ ~. 49,. ,.j.I.. ..s .I.: ".
agreed to do. What ne did agree to DO was 10
paY In coin, aud silver was then coin. l pfnpote
tu do exactly as We agreed TO-. am not one of
these who enottnec the bondholdcFs. On the
contrary, believe those OF ithctu WHO
arc In this country lcserve crcat deaf
OF credit for putting their 1nuncy Into
those bonds Wien tbe Govcrntnent needed It:
] am for keeping the contract With them anl
all others 10 Tue Ve1S lelte1: sncY shait nnYe
, 1877-11-29
TilANKsOlv1SG-DAY.


4 purple strolk
Arr,ng In the n.orninz.sky:
Dark. heavy clouds. that twlstcd lie,
Filed rsuss aud bleak.
The earliest dawn
OF dag. that comes With notaelefs fcatt
4 nlcinnrv of what seemed sweet.
Now dead aud xone.
4 fcrb1n tfgh -
Of odd rrsicnucnt to the lot
Which fAiietI, IafSly, Bplrlng not
Fur player or cry.
A fading mist
or drcn,,.t,, that slowly 3Figt away.
'tThanka - fAltefei out for Life, to-day,
Though uJk sHn-kIteed.
CHICAGO, LILLE HrHHHtp0E.
, 1877-11-29

facsurc G,Np- ycar-old ohc1iak4 covered with
hicrDglrpics as natural Ms life and twice a. 1t-
fcult 70 dccfpicr. "ict the cheapeht and the
beat.''
tntt brush for cleaning camcos.-Ieratd r. T.
Henry Clay Dean Il not 4 canon, hut the same
treatment may bc ussd with go<,d effect in his
case.
A reade- asks: "why did Aimee, the French
o,,efa.b .bouifcr, once wcar ring on ono Of her
thumbsi" Fur thumb purpoth unknown to
nth. It might have been because sue had moro
rings than fingers.
, 1877-11-29

tent 10 send streak Of sunlight to cheer up
"AnI that's tic man WIN ju,t liit.'I Whisky
Bill into his waennF'
"Yes, sir, that's the man, and he's bravo
enough to 10 anything, from pulling down
Rcfcl dag to leading drunken GosnrafJc out Of
Saloon" ELL tEKKtHs.
, 1877-11-29


"fes. sir, that's the man, ant! he's bravo
Enough to 10 anything, from pulling down
Rebel dag to fesuing drunken Gosnraf1c out Of
\ satoon.' ELL fERKfss.
A TRIP FROM CAIRO TO ALExAN-
DurA.
7Yan, ,,a,.9 fsr 7At ry4hun. ey Emma Stanley from
ia fr,nsh ~ u. +. Var,n1,r.l
We embarked towards evening; tie wind VITA
favorable. Tho sa,ls sc,t RllctI. md In .tort
- .t...,. s.A, aN' ~, ',,n,1 t..,-s
~. s,''' oossoitJ 'eus" ene e''less ~ ea.'o ."u
thc Fort of I}oo'ak. Our boat'uen,. seated a.
nothing hut allow Tic breeze to wait Us gently
~, .rt,t,.t 49, -..t.oa u, r,,r ho.t,. u,,, h,ncs
of bsvin~ a.. m.s,bsr .na ~ ,r,,yic1 ~
a. .,. "a'"A "oe "caenet' alr. y. Mining ~
hlexanat,a IN Two uaJs* nut We calcn'hteh
without taking into consideration the capTlcca |
Of A!o,us nj this season OF the year, anil in the
st,aec n fortv ho,,rs W. had mt made mora
,;,"s ~. ~, ao r,".t. INV .o, 's 49,. n.'ts.
OF the pctta, We entered the koaetfa, which ~
here superb, and twfte ~ Wide IS tho Seine al
Purt Royal. The navigation OF tho Nile Is con-
sdcrr,t ,,,nvarou. md nu,neron. cax,I,lt,r. nv
cur every feaf; nut, III inJ opinion, toete arc
occasloncl by the miserable rigging Of tho boats
and the want OF puIlcys un the sai,-yards, which
oh,'uc. N. ho,+,ncn IN aarrn,l In the
t,r ~ H.. ,,.,,. -. h.ott -, I'm an. Thn
80. s''n ''+,a 49,, ;" "a" ~ ~
shoeea OF tae MIC arse ref1n"'lEu'af'f soous
no..o NJ % .o,, It trsIe a rar,h. M .ni ~ s ,ao,ng
~ .1
could easiiy he effected, VIC formed party TO
travel on foot during the slow progress of naSi-
CATION, In order to pass awaY the time A few
strokes OF the ntrs were sufficient to bring US to
The shorc, wnereou wo 1eape,i without any
trouble (gvn, The deck,
These pro,nrIla,lcs sometimes procured u
arrcrAAte b1ifneIars: eotnctitnrs. n Village OF
FcIialIs aroused uur curiosity: ut others. I
cru,,p Of women with watcr-t,,1. wulid su,i,len-
" veil tl,et,scIyes Ut our approach: AMI oftru,
!I wpats Ut Ua,tp.tyees, we gathered luscious
fruit rrtide,,ci by ll,r suu. Then. Irou, green
cuiincucr. ur rerchnilce q sand hili, We saw un.
river which come, fyol1, whence no one knows,
wh|ri, rims jcnuth p{ 5U leagues without i sin-
gie Tributary, which, with i,r slime, has
fnrn,r Tie fcriie Delta, and Which brings life,
abundance, the blessings VI Heaven, ur, ali The
f1elIe It waters, II Is sall tue k,lorcs Of the
Nile are p,uilot0nous. II ts lrue they present
u variety ur sites, and arc as int rs tho t,lalns
al Holland: but no country like tlls sotIcts
such changing nspects ryery ycar. II must be
seen In the i've seasons (for there are nu less
tllan fve} tu become arnu4fnttd with It's fNauty,
yestu,cuts rich Us these, with 81 sany or1la-
,neuts os gold and auaer aud rat,,aa.w -Qlot!cs.
"imaclnc, y rrl1ce nt the Faithful wrote
A,nruu 10 the ca3{ul Omar, who hntl demanded
ri hlm n baintius of Ecyus, "lH1asur q country
which Is III turn the i,HnEe Of sandy desert,
nfnn Of luul silver black anti sjisfly e,va,J.p a
trc.n waving uralrIc, a rartcrre of tiowurs, and
j{cds covered with yellow gra!tl." Thauks to
the contrary winds, We wcre afforded ad-
cIarartcristits of this country, a1l1 tt must bo
-.
, 1877-11-29

radiance over what will then bc the mfRhtfest
and bappicst free natton that The earth !"art On
ftA face. GEORGE Is. MORSE
, 1877-11-29
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.


I1AKTsEK wASIEp-ru JOIN IN AZ ESrE!;-
i1ifl,. IL tujuEAIu ~!ta t1uls au0Gut; capital.
81 Is: that n:ll ~ ar-riy sh"- ~: No. 1et-
, 1877-11-29

1-1r. RALE-nAI1lY FtI.M At At;ErsON-T1IE
z sntseriher s.!i sr ht Ancttcn m Tharstay, Ire.
H. 1871 hts rAihe da!rY farm four and half mtlts
E,uhratt q Estn H.. IA u. heart ot the aatsy
smrried vtth h,Iilnaa frnrt.1 tfnihcr lad vng WI.
!si: rsgcc1.y sa.M q fot shs dairy business satnH
factories. g~ld neizt'rrhtN srhoof* rtc and IN tv.
rTY wRy desirable fhfm. fn particulars srut on Ap.
r1fretin T fettrT Or In pcrson tn the oKnct. T.. A.
kiMUALL Elvin, III.
L,ur sALE~,A NJ. I FARM OF ie0 hc!:Es NEAR
= hnnnra On the Fo1 Rrer. +. L. EHAsk, Room
II MtinS illhek,
, 1877-11-29

1SoW sALE-t,kf B*tT,Sb.iI.ASn EIGHTY !lDI:sE
naxsr sYg!ne 4tl T., ts!sTt; svnip!tsa Ed III 4ool
,u,,, ,saLE-ctlEAP-2 NYE vAcEGA PUNrs. j
Nuiatiile snsl4cs "a t.t mintnK pallosss and fuf
fretHi statlnaFT rn+tc ts4 ~, aAd settta! ttSaiA
EtI,, 70 Ntcnlx1u4i --.........
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-05

The letter If our Washington cor
respondent, who reports in another
column to-day that the conspiracy u
count in HAYES Is weakening. and that
the scheme will be met by Republicans
III The Senate vi b resistance sufficient
to overcome il. will I've read with sat
i.inc,ion by honest, Intelligent men of
all political parties.
Our correspondent says that there is
reason to believe that Mr.. Cohkling
will in due time take decided ground
against the contamination Of this
cleo loneering project, and that he will
I've supported by number Of Iepub-
lican Senators large enough To break
down the undertaking. He gives the
Dames Of the Senators who, as he
thinks. may be counted on to make a
stand IL behalf Of law, justice, and
public order in hi. unparalleled case,
and not the least among these names
Is that Of james q Blaine. We
trust The event may prove that our
correspondent j. not mistaken. 1t
would be most Wholesome thing if so
great and so dangerous conspiracy
should be defeated by the force of pub
lie opinion. and by the patriotism of
public men breaking over party ties
and party dic,ation.
Yet there can be no question that
considerations Of mere party policy
alone, such as Mr.. g. W. Curtis has
propounded, nught IT, overthrow and
annul such plot. If the Republican
party should no succeed. against
every hindrai &c. in declaring Mr.
HAYES elected President. it would gain
nnthing but an enormous accumulation
Of present embarrassments, with the
certainty of being utterly wiped out
of existence Us soon as the people
cuuld get chance to vote on the ques-
ton. On the other hand, by allowing
the will OF the people tn take effect in
the inauguration of President Til,len,
the Republicans would still have the
hope and chance Of restoration in the
future. while in the presen, they would
constitute "A powerful opposition capa-
BILE Of retaining its strength, and
availing of opportunities TO regain
power. In fine, honesty is the best
policy, even in Il closely contested
national electen.
Our correspondent brings cheering
news but We must not be too conf
dent. Let memorials for an honest
count be poured in to Congress, and
they may do much for the safety of
the country.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-05

SYMPTOMS Of a Diseased Liver.
PAIN in,he right side. under the edge
OF the ribs, increases OH pressure I:
sometimes the pain is in the lcft side /:
the patient is rarely able to lie on the lett
side : sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder-bla,lc. and il frequently
extends to the top of the shoulder. aud
is sometimes mistaken for iheuma.
tism in the arm. The stomach is affect
cl with loss Of appetite aud sickness;
the bowels in general are costivc.
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain. accompan-
ic,l with dull. heavy sensation in the
back part. There is generally a con-
siderable loss Of memory. accompan-
led with 4 painful sensation oil having
LEFT un,lonc something which ough, TO
have been done. A slight, cry cough
is sometimes an attendant The pa
,icnt complains Of WEAKNESS and de-
bility (; he is easily startled. his feet are
cold or burning. and he complains ot 4
prickly sensation of the skin: his spir-
It's arc low: and although he is salts
fed that exercise wo,rl, be beneficial
To him. vet he can scarcely summon
mp ioitiiu,lc enough TO Try It. In fact,
he distrusts every remedy Several Of
the abovrsymptoms aitcn,iihe disease
hu, cases have occurred where lew al
them existed. yet examination OF the
body. altcr,lcath, has shown the LIVER
10 have been extensively ,lcrangcd.
AGUE AND FEVER
Dr. {. MGLANE's LIVER PILLs.iN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEWER. when
taken with Quinine. arc productive OF
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used. preparatory 10,
oil after taking Oliininc. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease 10 give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and as
asimplc purgativc they are iincqualcd.
BEwARE Og LIMITATIONS.
The genuine DIR. c. McIA~Ks
LIVER Pills arc never sugar coated.
Every box has rcd wax seal on
the lid, with the impression Dn.
M"LANE's LIVER Pnis.
The genuine M!LASEs LivEu Puts
bear the signatures Of {. M:LASE
and FLEMING Bnos OIL the wrappers
IInsis, OH your druggist or store
keeper giving you the genuine Dr.. {.
MCLANE's LIVER Pulls, prepare
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, IA.
Sold by all respectable drugg'
and country storckecpers gene All
Tuthu>e wishing to give pH c McI.Asr's IIy,
PiIi, tfiA. we will maii poet pau io snN i'-n
ia. Uuiled States. ans boz of Pills Ter tNeuiy b..
GEMS, FLEMING bros. fi,sIbarg, IA
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-05

I To have offered George "the nit
ten,r when she wouldn't for the world
have had him know that she under.
stood his delicate attentions Il was
very, very dreadful II was tragic; fcr
did not the whole happiness of her
LIE hang upon that one misundcrstan'
dingy
Under other circumstances the trick
might have passed for an lille jest; bu,
Adelaide was deep in their confidence,
aud had known what weight such a
trife would have with George at such
q moment. Oh, wicked, wicked girl !
She should he denounced before her
bridegroom on the very eve Of her
wedding, for IL was sure to come to
that between her and George.
Wicked, wicked girl J"
Grace uttered the words aloud, and
then she was aware that some one was
stirring IN the room close be idle her,
and raised her eyes. all ready with
weeping. to see her enemy standing,
triumphing in her distress. On sec
opd thought, it did not look much
like triumph, for Adelaide was pale
and trembling. aud her lip quivered.
"Oh. Gracel" she cried out, catch
ing at her Cousins hand. II am 81
very, very sorryr
at is too late now" said Grace, ris.
ing to leave. at is of very little
Consequence.
She tried TO pull bcr.dress away
from the eager grasp that held her
You must hear me, Grace, dear
Grace! II is of consequence, !
thought George thought that you
had-.Oh, dear! How could WEI But
Frankie put the mitten in Georges
stocking, and the little mischief would
not own that he had done it--snd
George is so unhappy. Kiss me,
Grace, darling! And and you do
love Geor..e liitl-y"
Better than my life!' cried Grace.
with fresh burst Of tears. I've been
the most miserable wretch"
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