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How radiant things looked, how beauti
full the woods and fields and sky.
81 love you. VIII you be my wife ?"
Was this love that felt struggling to
find words to answer.
was dumb, l felt frightened-bold
brave, timid
Look in my eyes. l will read your
answer there
Then l lifted my eyes to his--and they
answered him.
eff were quite sure" | whispered
later, THAT this was not all dream,
should say | believe | have loved you a
long time, longer than days, or weeks, or
months. or years-and | will be your
wife"
Our walk was down the "long lane
now, and il was dark before we came lo
the turn that should bring us home.
You will 60 right back TO the office,
then, | suppose? said Mr.. Airlie, after we
had told bim that we agreed ITO be one
some day" You won't stay up here on
the farm through the winter as you in
''Office Pr echoed. looking from one
to the other. "What office, pray
why, hasn't he told you YET? oyou
think still that Roger is farm hand
Nothing of the sort. He's an editor, and
only came up here, like you. for Il perfect
rest HIS health has been run down tor
some time-writng those long, tiresome
editorials in the Post. you know. Heshad
his choice from the doctOr-'complete
prostration and loss of brain, wasn't it,
Roger ?-or "a year on farm as hand.
He chose the latter, and would have end
ed his year in the spring-if you hadn't
worked n cure sooner?"
Didn't | tell you, dear, that there
wasn't night that ddu t dream OF All
office"
Roger, you are a walking piece Of de-
ceit !" cried /, not knowing whether to
laugh over my discovery, or cry over my
loss. You made me believe you We're
cross, halt-educated back woodsman, en-
listed my sympathies as such, and now
you turn out to be an editor i'm my esti-
nation, the very brightest and most fear
iul OF personages y
Il made no pretensions to anythngs.
You judged me by what you saw. aud.
best OF all, you loved me so. Is not that
trueP"
OF course it was. Could deny ftp
We both went down 10 the city next
day, and when we took the old coach at
Hills Tavern, heard again-but this
time with pleasure not alright - the
whispered ''Up TO Airlie's" OF the little
crowd that curiously watched our going.
School kept one more season for me,
and after the holidays certain editor
and his bride made their wedding tour
in sleigh cup to Airlie's. "-New York
Ledger.
Continued tomorrow
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WISTiR'S DALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.
WlSTAR'S BALSAM
or
WILD CHERRY.

From r. Eel Lows, NJ. D., of Hill, n. III.
al have made Use of this preparation for several
years, and II has proved o bs very reliable and
eicasi0u- ia the treatment OF severe aud long
standing Coughs. | know of one patient, now in
comfortable health who has taken his remedy,
and who but tor It's use, consider would not now
be liYing.n
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Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.
Guaranteed Speculation.

$500 invested bv ms in 90 days Straddles have
made $3.50 500 have paid ST. 700 in 80
DAYS. We Guarantee al 80 day Straddles Mon
ey refunded ifnO profit is made. References gwen.
Correspond nee O,icited.
w. f.. HUBBELIi e. CO.,
MEMBERS INV YORK MtNING STOCK kXCHANGE,
4. o. Box 1913, 40 Bro ad street, N. Y.
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7stgal Notwithstanding.

kEANEBEC C0UNTT-dt Court OF Probate
1877.
A usrIN d. KNIGHT, Executor OF the last will
IA and testament of Peter Atherlon, late OF
Hallowell, in said County, deceased, having pre-
scented his first account of administration of the
estate OF said deceased for allowance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given to all
persons Interested, by publishing "A copy of this
order three weeks successfully in the Daily kenne-
bee journal, printed at Augusta that they may
appear at Probate Court, to be held at Augusta,
IN said county, on the first Monday OF September
next, and show cause, If any, why the same should
not be allowed.
ii. X. BAKER, Judge.
true copy.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register
auglS-t3w'
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WISTAR'S DALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.

From A. DUNKLEE, Esq. Postmaster at West
BrattlebOrO', VI.
81 am subject to sudden colds followed by hard
coughs, for which use the b ALSAM, and find IL
the best remedy cough or sore throat that
ever wac acquainted with. My family also are as
much IN favor OF il rs myself. In TACT We always
have IL IN The mouse ami would as soon think oil
doing with ut -four as your ex 3ellent BALSAM
OF Wild CHERRY"
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
N been duly appointed Executor Of the last will
and testament of
THOMAS SEARLES, late of Chelsea,
in the county of Kennebec. deceased, test,te, and
has undertaken that trust by giving bond as the
law directs:-An persons, therefore, having de-
mands against the estate of said deceased are de-
sired to exhibit the same for settlement; and all
indebted TO said estate requested to make i'm.
mediate payment to WILLIAM Z. SEARLES.
Sept. 8, 1871. ff f..-.si..E 3w8at
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WISTAR'S DALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.

From Hon. RUFUS X. GOODEN0W, of Maine.
IL have tried WISrAR'S BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY Tor IN exceedingly troublesome cough.
The effect was all that could be desired. The use
OF less tn one bottle relieved me entirely. Among
~ eat varieties of medicines which have used,
have found none equa' to 'Wlstar's.' It's curative
properties in cases of cough regard as invana.
ble,v
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(4bstrdct Of pif1S WruJ

(.4bstrdct Of p!f'S wra.J
This Is sn action of covenant broken, to recover
damages for breach OF the covenants OF warranty
contained in de1t ceed to ptf. dated Aug. 2sth,
1875, OF lot OF land in Augusta, situated AT the
corner of state aud Laurel treets, for the con- id
Grafton of SlO75. AID iamnum 900. Date 81 writ
July 10th, ISL, returnabie 10 said Aug Term.
K. W. WHITEHoUsE ATTY to Pm.
true copy OF the order of court, with abstract
OF the writ
SwiO Attest W. NJ. STRATTON, Clerk.
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Best Glazed Spool Cotton REDUCED to , Gus
spool.
Good Elastic Cord cent yd.
Ladies Rucnes kEDJ FED TO cent each
New Lot OF Fans from 10 to 20 each
Large Lot Cambria sun Umbrellas from soc to 3
each.
silk sun Umbrellas Il ON q 80 to $3.50 each.
Men's toUon Pants REDUCED to 81 cts
Mems Thu tpdcrrhirts for 81 cts.
IL Cakes Toilet soap for = cts.
Hagdns Mapnoa Balm 80 cts a bottle
AdamsOn's Basam % cts. bottle.
Ayers Hair NlgOr 10 cts bottle
Mosquito Netting 10 cts. a Sd.
Ladies six Bows Tor l5c, BE and SIC each.
D Balls Best Transparent soap Tor - cts.
II dOz. Shirt Buttons for cts.
Nice Two Button Kid Glove. for SOC "A pair
Cark's Machine spool thread cts. "a spool
Ladies Felt skirts only SOC each.
Best Brown Duck Oycralls "a: a pair
Ladies' Fine llandkerchiefs for BIC.
Papers OF Good Pins Tor luc.
New lot H. Bone Corsets for Doe
Extra 90 Bone Embroidered Corset, for 4 o.
Very Pretty Vases for soc ana 81 pair
All Linen Towels Tor sc each.
Chlldren's Round Combs ., TO- l5c each.
All Linen Table Covers foI 5Oc
New Lot Ladies' RuChes for loo a Dozen
pairs Ladies' striped Hose for 25e
Ladies White Hose 80 + pair.
Nice Linen Damask Towels SIC each
Good Wallets 10 - and jUc each.
All Linen u 'sons IL, 20, 30, %. Sic each.
GOOD Note Paper and l0c a Quire.
Good feriUmtry Tor los Bottled
Nearly all kinds OF Pills for zoe a Ron
Now is the Time 10 Bus
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vEUEl T., WHITES:

Us Baltic Street, Brooklyn. \. T., Nov, II. lsH.
ii. X STEVENS, ESQ. Dear sT,-trom personal
benefit received by IT, use, rs well IA IRON per.
sonal knowledge of those whose cures thereby
have seemed almost miraculous, uau III 'st hearth
ly and sincerely recommend the NEGkIINE Tor the
complaints VIII Ia 1t IS claimed to cure. JAMES L.
LUDLOW. late Pastor Calvary Baptist thurch,
Sacramento, q. augl5 ~
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CaSt0ria.

have health, If they will use DIR. Pitchers Cas-
tOris for Wind Collie, Worms, Fevershness, Sour
Mouth, Group or stomach Complaints. 1t is en-
tirey vegetable preparation, and contains neither
mineral, morphine, nor alcohol 1t is as pleasant
to take as honey, neither gags nor gril es, and is
superior TO any remedy in existence.
Dr. L. Dmoch of Dupont, Ohio, says:
81 am using CAsToRIA IN my practi e with the
most signal benefits aud happy results, ant find it
perfect substitute Tor Castor on"
This is what every one says. Many nurses in
New York use the CAsroRIA. 1t is prepared by
Messrs. j. ROSE K Co.. successors to Samuel
Pitcher. NJ. 3m2i TENN
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Nonresident Taxes

IN the town of Rome, in the County of Ken.
i nebee Tor the year 1876. The following list
OF taxes on real estate oil non resident owners in
the town OF Roue, for the year 1876, in
bills committed to David Watson, Collector
of said town, ON the eleventh day of august, 1876,
has been returned by him to me, as remaining un.
paid The Fl Nth day OF July, is7by his certificate
Of that date, and now remain unpaid, and notice Is
hereby given that II the saio taxes and interest and
charges are not paid into the treasury of the said
town, within eighteen months IRON the date of the
commitment oI said tiiis, so much OF the real es
tate taxed Will be sufficient to pay the amount
due thereto including interest and charges, viii
without further notice BE- sold at public auction at
David Watson's b acksmith shop in sad town, ON
the first day Of March, 1875 at two O'Clock =. NJ
Description and
No. o. Acres. Valuation. Tax 1876
John Foss, (heirs) known as
the John Foss farm,
tanning A. acres, $4,000 $50
George Mosber, Sd, known
as the simon Robins farm,
containing IL acres, 10000 $50
Henry Fletcher, known
the Eben Tracy and Chris.
touher Tracy wood lot con-
tanning 100 acres, 1000 3.15
JOHN H. GOODWIN,
Treasurer of tie town OF Rome.
Rome, August 3Oth, 1877. 3w3s
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Mn EbEt " -NUpFtNft 7uHIctdl C0Nrf, 4NQASf
Term, 1871.
SARAH +. EsTEN, vs. JABEz b. FELLOWS.
4 ND now on suggestion to the Court that the de-
IA fendant, at the Time OF the service OF the writ,
was not an inhabltant of this State and had no
ant, agent or attorney within the san e, that his
goods or estate have been attached in this
action. and that he has had no notice of
said suit aud attachment, IT Is ORDERED, that
notice OF the pendency OF this SUIT be given
to the said defendant, by publishing an
attested copy OF this order, together with an
abstract OF the plaintiffs writ three weeks success.
sively in the kennebec journal, a newspaper
printed at Augusta, in the County of kennebec
the adjudication to be not less than fourteen days
before the next term of this Court to be holden at
Augusta, within and for the County of kennebec,
ON the thi Tuesday of October, 1911 that said de
PENDANT may then and there appear, and answer
to said suit, ii he shall see cause.
Attest WIN. Nj. STRATTOS, Clerk.
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WiSVAR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.

From. r. T. QUIMBY, A. NJ. Principal of the "New
lpsw Co (N. H. Appleton Academy"
For more han fifteen years h we used DIR.
Visit Ak'- BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for
Cou rs Colds and sore Throat, TO wnicn /, IN com.
mon vi h tie rest of ManSl1d. am sutjec' ana II
gives me plea -ure tC that nsider It tue very
best remedy with which am acq iainted +"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-10
POST MONEY ORDERS

POST MONEY ORDERS
Fnb bus f@erfe unb ttutSfe Mittel
sur ueberlenbuns BON 8elb unb folIter>
wp fte su babsn ftnb, basu eebrau@t
tperben.
gBenn etne 3ettuns BON etnem Ypft>
amt an eft anbereS Seriebt tperbet lpQ,
IS muB tmmer aud bas Ypfamt anee>
eeben werben, rp bic 3ettung frdber
empfan9en wurbe.
@enn Semanb 1etn 8latt nt@t res
selmdbts empfdnSt pber it@ auf trsenb
sine @etle GebIer etni6let9en, 70 iuute
6er betrefenbe N8ent, iOpte bte Ser
auSBeber fpeletd baScn bena&rt&tt9t
werben.
, 1877-11-26
THE GINAFFE.
How tho Animal II Ndnte4l.
FrHtFnh l1Atf

London 114:d,
Girat1ea. not hard pressed, do not 20 a. any
very great pace, 30 that before lou1 VIC wcrO
i<tthiM 100 yards OF them. Even In the srdor Of
the chase, 1t atruck me u glorious s1sht to
sec these hugo beasts dashipg along In front,
clattersnG over Tho stonBs OF bursting q passage
<hrousl opposing bushes, thclr long graceful
nccks stretched forward, sometimes beut al
xlost to tho ground To avoid horizontal
branches, and thetr bushy black tails twisted
up. And how easily aud with how little c1cr.
ton they aecmcd to get over the ground
With that long swceplng stride Of
theirs! Yet they were gnluR at great ratio,
1ar fell that my old nag was doing Ills best,
ua by an Inch. now saw that U, wps about 10
make push, and, ~ tho horse le was rIjinr
wa pretty fast, knew that he would prcss
them tnto much quicker pacc and leays mo
jumped oH' and, takns Is .tcsa5 NJ atm as NV
arn, tired with aogging, wuulu allow, 1red IL
large darkeo1ore.i COW that looked, to nc. in
good contlition. The bullet cuppcd luuuly,
ately, sle went Oh. though slightly IL tbs sI rear
friend J.: 1anrsa OF Close ~ be,"a psss 'ssn .aS S
W., s;Is DchS s"T so shot; o; ho,ss s@ asw ,,
SLOW, possessc.! good ataying powers; 30 that
lv dnt Of keeptn: on hard gaflop and cutting
anglca when | eout.i, HEalu crypt up aud kaye
my gnx another tfut, quickly followed by
third which brought her to tho ground with q
Crush. She was nj: deal, however. for Us ap-
prt!srhcI she raised her lofty head ouco more
aud CARED repro~hnlty nt Inu with her large,
sDft. dark eyes. 4 pang OF remorse went
through n,e, and for an instant l wished tue
shots nntrc4 that Lad laid low this beautiful
aud !nn!ftnsivc rrraturc. But uow the cries OF
nly. kahrs and s!asasas, following like furnished
wolves on thr blood sp,or, hroko upon my car;
eo, st!lllls9 the stil snail Yo!re, again raised
my tii!o aud put MI cud to the Mserles VI my
victim, whose head. picrted With tw1-
ounce ball. fell with th.ld upon the
gIouuu, never to berafsesi again. Leaving come
of thc boys to tut up t1!s meat, rOue on witt,
tue rest to luok inr mt friend, whom ! found
Beside smother pFt,strate Eirutfc which no had
Killed little further Oh. Az the ope had shot
was tile iattcr Ut ihe two, w1 left the b kar4 here
Atl went back to mine. II WIS now lat4; 80,
hastily dividing tho boys into two partlc4, and
bidding them s!eep bS tile two giralEcs 1espcct-
hely. uni eut shcIA up and bring In tue tneut
on the following day, VIZ started for ths Wagons
Will! OUT Euu t2rrteEs, who also eatlied few of
the iattesl bits Vt meat. l may hers remark
that 1t Is ain1't!'t u imagine anything more
tasty and sueeulent than STEAK III Young
R1raiie COW, .hen tu good condition, though il
may b. that hunger, tue saure with which 1hayc
alrays eaten 1t, has something to DO With This
S,auIQu.
, 1877-11-26
THE HASTINGS FAMILY.

Tho Old scandal that Kept Away the Royal
Faually from tho NoEfolk-lastlnxs Nup.
uuls,
Referring to the marriage, tho other day, Of
tho Duke oi Norfolk to Laly Flora Haatinas,
the New York lRortd says:
"Tho Qsst Marquis Of Hastings WIS our old
Revolutionary friend, Lord Rawlon, who dIyLl-
81 with Tnrleton tho houors, such as they were,
Of tho British campaigns Ia Virginia and the
Ca!altnas. In 11tt4, bY tho death Of hts father,
ie lGsamo Earl ot Motra, aud In 1904 he mar
lied FloFa Campbell, Countess Of Loudoun tn
her oTu right. Twelve ycars Atcruasd le
VA created Marquis of Hastings. He dled In
leta; Hts oldest daughter, Lady Flora Hastings,
WIZ iauy Vt tbs bedehambef tu tho Duchess
'of kcut, tho mother Of Queen Ylctoria. Alter
htr accession to the Crown the young Queen,
II WIS s4it, eoneeiYc4 q certain Jealousy
of Lady Elora, In connection with thu
attentions paid her by uobleman. Lord phln-
stonc, fo1 whom, II has always been rumored,
the youthful sovereign felt regard uot recoS-
nized bY tho Ruyal Marriage act ot Great Brit
an. be this ~ It may, suspicious were provoked
- TO the cuuduct Of Lady Flora, which le<l to
DECISIVE actlon Oil tut part OF the youug Queen,
aud to i terrible soeill aeaulal lu London. Ths
fsleuds 81 tho young lady wcrv Intensely exas-
aud tho younxla lady hesself fairly broke down aud
died under taa slznle aud suffering inflicted On
, 1877-11-26
THE FARM AND GARDEN.

Rcotsunn,. onPctor-rh.v 1rnx. rn.t
o"."v-s "'"A Aoe'
aonsy.-I"enty.Ave Years Aso-An Aspar.
aEus' bed-County AKFiculturat hoaFds-
Ahrinknxe Of .Cosn~l1oun In roaltFy-Tho
From Our otpa Cor,sspondtnx
CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,, Nov. al.-The cor,eanonflcns
~ t1,o yx,,.,n., ,.ho o, ,ont =, ti,ts ro',,t..,
" .ae 'sVA"H@,s, "no "oa eea' ~ '"'e eouatly
by TIME journal 10 !nfeas1gate tho cattie-trnde
tho growing Of cattle for beef improbable IN
Brih,in. Ina roturn.l home. aud fs nox ann min.
~, "''s es' a"u w" aa'au.us
W oIs eonc'u1looe' ne ID u tne op'h'on that
tic Americans 10 not yet possess enough good
stock to render them Formidable competitors
with tho atock. feeders Of ths Mother-Couutry.
but In time they vii have thu cattle, the means,
AM tue aou1ty TO seriously reduce the profits OF
etock-raialnE on tho tstand. The correspondent
mitntts TINT wa area1y possesa thu uaat,,r.s tbe
foot1 ami IN a Hm,ta5 avteu, tha nrorn.
@t ""as ~ o~A'' rau p''pe3
RFaua u htoek+ "e arc 1ohao!y 70
minded OF this BY 4 sllptAent Of 125
head Of short-Ho1n steers direct to Llycr-
nool from tho farm at ,Iohn 4. f.tl,ctt. ~
rt,,,,a~. 49,. C.,...., r., a'1 .. =.
1sAnas'f Loeuu eouH'5t At.t &ho aaotncr LOT
OF lloafon haolsoa county, Kentucky. Once O.
tabltsh traau and permanent lines OF shipment,
ant. VIC Will pour thu tattla into England In sucI
nuu,nera thai .1ohn pn,. vii he a,tnnisho1 ~
~ only question Of pr'tlt, and, When TINT u
established on trm basis, tho business will be-
gin Ia earnest.
There ID = general complaint among stock
meh thati tor two or sarca years,
TukE AAYs LOST NoN4Tt
and they 1nslst thst shsro Il nothing 10 be
maas t ~ ieeains sattic, We arc loath to believe
, 1877-11-26
NOTES AND NEWS,
ASSISTANT BEonErAnr or TIE TREASURY.


Sp.ctat Dtspasca 10 7as Catca9a Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. c., Nov. 25.-1t ia statct,
on authority that ouGlst to bc good, that Col.
Russell Hastings, Jr. Of Cleveland, O., will
Soon relieve Mr. Mccormick % Assistant accrs-
1nry of the Treasury. Tho retirement Of uuy
Mccormick Is altogether voluntary. II he re-
nains In Tho country It Il expected that llo will
xesu1no hts poaltlon rs Secretary of tho National
Committee. Hastings was Lieutenant. Colonel
of tho Tventy-tl!rd Ohio after President Hayes
acft IL. He was Mnrshal Of the Northern Dis
trIct Of 0!llo for nwhIle attcr tho War. Ills an.
rbtntmcne is re0nrtlcd Is one Of tho best tho
1rgsfdent nus luauc.
SUMNER AND FISH.
The c1cuso nlndc for Mr. Fish iu regard to
hth attack upon 8uHlner-thnt he could not
have known that the treaties he cited had bccM
reported by Sumner to tho Bcnate-Ia Insstf-
ilcicnt, Since, by the rules of the Senate, and
onc that Ia constantly observed, tho records Ut
executive hcsslons arc regularly selt to the
President. for hts Information. This rccoru
treaty BY sumner. II Was tho gruvc lniusttcc
dunu summers memory by tbs nltarK ot Alr.
f.sl! that moved thu sonpte TO Its action IN the
matter.
Ono Of the prsne1paI chfcfs of tho Samonn
lslAlids has arflvet llcEv to sru whether f1e car,
1atA'n q cuLtueftia! treaty With tiu United
Etatcs. Ill Il Il Ilntiye OF tho samoan group, IL
thasAIAt'f AatA b3N'hha AAnbN+ll HE!lt 41ia
desire suru friendly relations With the Un!ieh
stntcs as will lead to trprrss The ATTEMPTS OF
atYrral turtign powers tn Interiors With their
colluIercc ud the Internal affairs Ut the tsla1tis
ttr H.str-. .issuelaf.a I'Fc4s.
WAsliistloS, y. G., Hnv. 2@5-Tho Amhassa-
dor u! tl!c Sutlloan Government, II. X. Lc Ma
niea. with his associate, Jan,vs Guthrie Cos.
nlesult. nsriyul here yesterday, a1tl Will have
aeonieseEeu With tho secFelary of Stats. Tie
obIcct Of the Ambassador Is to neEotatu with
thu United States q Treaty Of friendship nnl
Go'ntncrec. titus securing recognition us an in-
dependent nation.
Thu Government, uulcr general law for tho
protection VI dtscoycrcrs of Kuanu islaut1s, have
IeeoEnxcd tho+e who havo takcn possession ot
tho Motant Caye, near tho coast If Jamatc,.. A
cargo Of guaAo from that place was recently
brought tu baltimore. The dcpust Ia said to
be r':l unl abundant. The British layc nadc
aiorinal clnltE for thu possession Of these Gays
alleging former right Of discovery, and this
Will becoue subject Of diplomacy between tho
british aud United States Governments.
, 1877-11-26

her hy the nototicty Of the wlo,c nTatr An.
her death. in ls''t MI n,ltopsy tlcnon.,rrattef rtef
her entire Innocence, and naturally 1srs,ea sns"s
sn1s, G and tws1u1 TTs faf"n {Dv by ner Wiz
tho sece,na MarquI. of liast!ucs, narr1c5 r1eT5ts'.
Baroness tircy tlc Rushyn In 1s3t, mi tlics9e se
laf4. leaving by her t~o .ona sn.l fo,lr dsnsihnl
tcrs. The eldest son. WIN succeeded al th;as'
Marquis, lived only seven years after hs arrss 1,sa
s!on and was succeeded by his younger bro,Ss. srSes.
IlcnET.Wssforl: chn.!es-pfantaganet 0psqss ioaqsS
snl lsst aiarYuts. ,a1s dhts yoang nohenn JON
abort life to run ihrouahi bis tnaeusen:: r. NJ:
patrtmony in career OF aplonlM tlirs;nsfsSssn$s
and reckless gambling quite anr!yacd sincn t@a
days Of tho wicked Duke Of Wharton. Fcms o,e
1.ay Florence raget, daughter Of tue @ Mst. IT,.
night at The. opera as tho ailIan"saSs "as
bride Of Mr., Henry Chaplin, the net1ldsu ne1t1dsu1
drove, ,lrovo to shop tn q9ion! street, pss.ed
another carriage, and went on to become M.s' vse
chioucss Of Hastings. On tho death of tllo fos
Marquis oil hie titles except Ills Scotch honnsr..
became scxtinct q fell to abeyancc and his st..
9, Countess Of Iouionn, Baroness of Iouanm'nna Iu n'na
Farrinyean,. md MauchIfne In the peeraae Il
Scotland. In l811 sto became n1su boronss. y u
Botrca,1x, Hungcrfordt Hastings. md 10 hJnl..
9yna in the pceraEe Of England. With cx,raoe.
AtlHI$ EilETk1 uEftlLCu HEIHctI TO CaFarfr,.
oil tho incumbrancca left upon the great iamskL
estates her ependthrift brother, a,,d before t!,
dcatt, in 1874 she succeeded completely in DOM
this, 10 TINT her son, tho nresrn{
F.; Earl 81 Londop, md sle brother 'os
then upon tho enjoyment Of noble psoncrs s9
put into order by tho skill, patience, and cot,;I
agc Of h!s mother: At her death Tie Counte.r;
Of 1oudoun, who had never set foot in tIo Con,t
her right hand md to bury it clenri.cd u,1sr ~
column Of f.whtto marblc, ornapcntcd bf crn..
nt an anRlo OF her acat OF Donnln9tpn Part T.
perbyshirc, which oyerlookn a long ranTc ~ ~
the faliway over which tho Queen yearly trssel.
ordered them to sctibo tile grim md r,enacine foe
motto: i bltso my ttmo.' So stern and s,t1n4.
stitioas a hatrAl, belonging It would seem n
other times than ours, tcatitlcs at least to H.
flows through the voins Of yesterdays youna
htldc.n 'e""4
, 1877-11-26
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now or hereafter. 1t Is a matter that President
Iravr. a,,,l If. To,Icv ts IN m vim rc.norsth,o
~ IT, s,,,ns, Il y h.. - az ~ ~. ~ "sss. "ss ~"
s soi. ~ 1ouua ~ wv u.a not ercato IL Even
before ho "susrcntlcrcd thcm." Tho ncpub,Ic-
ms could nat l,nya mninta,ncl thcmscIyc.
longer cvcp win tho vhotc armv ~ ,hcfr h,ck.
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anu VIA tho revelations oi Nopuol'can fascall-
~ In soutl Carollnn It ia question II surren-
'icr to the Democrats vas not productive OF
much ppo,1. even though Il conffI mt hayc t,ern
hell ~ thn 13onu,,i,cs ra,,.o In, r.n.nn.t,o
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