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CHAPTER XVII.
TIE PREY sNATCIIED FROM THE VERGE OF

TIE PREY sNATCnED FROM THE VERGE OF
KUlN.
The reason that the officer had not re-
ceived any answer to his query was at once
explained. The girl, who was young and
beautiful, was gagged, and also bound hand
and foot The deteolivc's blood boiled with
indignation as he removed the gag, and cut
the cords which hound tho mysterious
prisoner. lie had just succeeded iu doing
SO when he imagined ho heard approaching
steps, aud advancing toward the approaching
man, found it was not, as hc had feared,
llamud, but Frank
"llcavens, Frank" ho exclaimed, "there
ia terrible work going on have just found
beautiful girl, bound and gagged, in that
coach"
"Who is shc?" asked Frank, in an ex-
cited aud trembling voice, us he advanced
toward the coach.
"It is not Lucy, but, by George, we have
proof that we are on tho right truck.
AS they approached they saw ho young
lady step out upon the road. The detective
stepped toward her, when the girl attempted
to scream.
"Do not scream" cautioned the detective,
cit was who released you. We are friends,
| and you nre safe. Come this way"
lie led the girl down the lano n few
steps, and then around past the stables,
behind the hotel. Up to this moment he
had asked no questions; he now said:
"iIow was it found you bound and
gagged in that carriogc?"
81 AIN the victim of the most horrible
pcrfidy and treachcry," said the girl, whose
language betrayed that she was refined und
cultured lady. They were standing in such
position that they commanded view of
the lane, aud before the girl could complete
her relation Tho detective saw figure
moving up tho lane
"Iou stay by the girl, Frank, 'hc sale
and then moved stcalthy toward the man,
who was walking up the lano toward tho
| coach.
The night was dark, and the bed Of the
road was covered by deep layer Of sand,
80 enabling person to move along in its
| center in a noiscess manner. The detect
| i've e!o'c swiftly behind the man, and, when
near enough for his purpose, spoke The
man turned, but before he was fully around
the detective was upon him. and lad borne
him to the ground Within the same
moment tdo dcxtcrous officer clapprd the
handouts on the fellow and had him ut his
mercy. The prisoner proved to be Aldema.
The fellow made no ou,cry, evidently being
so paralyzed with astonishmcnt that he could
not hayo cried out, even if he had wanted
to.
Gro BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK
Upright walking is sure walking.
| Airtue nnd lnnnincsa arc nrar kin
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-08
COLUMBIA, July IL, 1877.

Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line Railway.
Which went into effect July 4,h, 1877:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-08

DR.. Tut has been cn-
gagged in the practice Of
medicine thirty years, and
fo, = long time was demon.
strator ,f anato.nv in the
Medical ColIt, re ct .""or-
gia, hence person. using
his Pills have The guara:"-
tee that ;hcy are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are free from all
quackcry.
lie has succeeded in
combining in them the
heretofore nntagoniStic
qualities of a strengthen
ing, rHrSdtips, anaa fEy-
Uying tonic.
Tiici1 inst aplIfci.; &C
feet is to increase the ap-
petite by causing the food
to properly n assimilatc.
Thus the system is nour-
ishcd, and by their tonic
action on the digestive or.
Fans. regular and healthy
excavations are produced.
The rapitlity with which
Persons take on ResA,
while under the influence
Of these pills, Of itself in
dicaies their adaptabilily
TO nourish the body, and
hence their cilicacyin cur
ing nervous dcbility,Inrl-
ancholy, dyspepsia, vast
ing of the muscles, slug
giShncss Of the liver,
chronic constipation, and
myth to the system. Sold
lurray Street, New York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-29
VARIE D AD Is.
MARIA EsTUARDo EN- HOLLYWOOD.

La hist6rica residencia de Maria Es-
tuardo Sc encuentra situada al pie de
una pintoresca cohna pr0xima a la Ca
pital de Esoocia.
La cronica prlblicada por un conser-
vador de la Real Capilla, Y el cual nos
suministra interesantes { impareiales
datos, refiere como el rey David l tuyo
e,npeno en- salir de caza I'm dia en- que
Sc celebraba Ia exaltacion de la Santa
Cruz, 4 pesar de las prudentes exhorta-
clones que en- contra dc su prop5sito lie
hizo su confesor Alvin 8 Alcuin, quien
andando Il tempo lego 4 ser ell primer
Abad de Ia famosa abadia.
El rey, persistente en- su intento, Ian
zose lleno de ardor hacia un espeso bos-
que, cuando de repente le sa!i0 al en-
cuentro un hermoso ciervo, el mas her
moso que Sc vic nunea, DICE un historia-
dor antigua, Y tropezandole en- furiosn
emhestida, dieron con sus cuerpos en-
terra, pieza, caballo oahallero. Apar-
t0 David las manos de Ia cabeza del en-
fqrecido animal que amagaba herirle '
lie perseguia con diab6lica insi3tencia
mas sin saber darse razQn de clio, en-
oQ4troae 81 rey con una Santa Cruz Ell
las manos, ante cuya vista hugo el ami
NAL espantado.
Sono POGO despues David con este sg
eeso, Y una yoz celeste lie ordeno que Il
oonmemora con la erection de un tenn
| plo 4 Holy Rude, Ia Virgen y todoa lo'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-29

no, Petr0na rilan, Maria lie Jcsis silva, Esil0
~ Bonila FRANCESCA Sarrano Hilpi!ita Qnin-
taua Juana Cruz. fIiginia Fernandez Aaa
Feiipa, MagtlalerA Cora, Sofia tapelo
Manuel I.arregui 90, .luSto del Riycro 0,29.
.ln.to VI. Riyrro o 30 IipTaeiio Carlero Garcia
o 30, Fclipa F0eifes dc Ctr.ler0 o. 30 Francis
60 Cordero Genaro Goricro, Antonio torie-
70, isolina DOrrego, Enrique Dorrego, Ea-
mon Dorrego.
Juan Cor.lcro Garcia, Ines Rivera, Antonio
Bonci0 -, lose Ventura O, -, Genara Y Nilanuc-
"a Pimentel, Jose i}eien 0iyar, Carmen Oliyar,
Miguel OiivAr Francisco OiiSar, Rita 0.iVdr
Lucia Oiivar Andres Oliyar Enliqucta Correa,
Gcuara Quinones, Ana Clara Quihoncs. Grcgn-
rio CcpcGI. EncarEacion FuCrtcs, Conception
FHe9ics, <arcisa Montcs, Fiiomcua Sauri, ,Ina-
ma Sai@adn, Maria Pons Guiilcrma Martinez
EnStasio Cnrlero, Ana Cor,lero, iatas9r Pa
niagua stnora, Dcnettio E2nia@na, Alfonso
PapiaeuI. Maria PaniaHla, ltGiarIa Paniagu3.
Fona, Rntera, por 81 y l'oe Sn senora, nr
Maria Rosa RateTa -, Trinidad lIqutrl0,
MarI Egarjsta PZuTo, ANA u, Castro, Este
ban ESc i!una, fcin;is'o ts.iflnna, tnioni0 E.
& ,ioua. Alfonso EsaalUna, Ana Escalona. hfcr-
ce,I''S EraiDna, Seratiua Escaona, Rafael kis-
rAloua. jain" s}astrt O.2i. Isabel -lSre. Ma
+ IN, Cascaaye. Pedro !. Gonzalez -, Pedro
tucrvo sclnra o, 30, Vicente Cncrfn, ,tose!a
t'alnrva, 'fc bdnrp Martinez &, 80 Maria Calm
ic Juan licdnct 0.l0, Candida Brunct Luis
Marie, Dolores Ccpcda. Nalcntin Cepero o. u.
Ma.c,lal m till4i Ion, JOSH Prats, Juan MART.
N Marin .I'sus Yalladoly, A,l"!na Santiogo,
ttto ttI' d + ncisco Sierra, Jos@ Bccn
i}etaacoar o,25. Manuel Bctancoar n.25. Ana
hernandez 10, Ventura Bianco 0,Io, Tomas
H1@io, Marta Feliu, EIadip Rivera 0, -, Fran
cisco Rivera, jose kivelr', Juan Font, Francisco
tIba i'll dc Font, Maria Font
SumA:a,lhcsoncs ;,629: Colccta. ;si,1G3 II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-29
Boletin Mercantil.

Pcnetr1 Preston en- Ia misma alcoba
Y cont6 10 que sucat!ia.
lndignada Ia reina manifest6 no saber
NADIA acerca del particular, { inlnediata-
mente mand6 revocar uua 6rden dada
sin su conscntimiontoy ahusando de su
confanza.
A nadie habl6 del a3unto, por tenor
de tencr que aplicar nm castigo 4 aus
malos servidores. A tanto llega la bon
dad, que $ SO en- las huenas ohras en-
cuentra delectacion y halIa en- In salts
faccion de su cumplimicnto Ia mas pre-
ciada recompensa.
En- otra OCCASION. I'm caballerO frances
namado Chastelard pertonecicnte al
s6quito del reprosentante dc I'rancia, Sc
enamor5 tam locamenta de In reina, que
impulsatlo por In fttuidad dc sr carrie
ter Ia hgereza de sns irreiloxivaS de
terminaciones. conoibi5 Y p,i,o en- pr,;c-
tea Ia ntcia y pcligrosa idea de cscon-
dorsc una noche en- el dormitorio de
Maria.
Descnbierto 4 tempo por las dalnas
depalacio, reoi1i6 una seyera reprimen-
da, fue pcrlun ,do gencrosalaente ; pc
70 habiemlo repetido mas tarde la ofcn-
sa en- m pueblo yisitado por Ia c5rte y
aparec.endo repcntiuamentc en- cl mo-
m"nto en- que la reina iha 4 buscar des-
canso en- el lecho, fu6 entregado por su
temeridad por el escinaalo p'o lucido
por semejante reincidencia Ia aeon
de los tribunales, y e.ecutado, seSam ia
llo, en la plaza pIblica.
(C1STIUlHA1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-29

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tm.O 02l Nalla Fpl,cro0 q 92} Y !uir,la Flo.
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yes, Dana Rios, Sanlaiio Rios. JniiaAa
SanchH MarGanla Vera t'ttlla vera
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naci ~ M;trlA' Wv, A't'4aht' 'I~P', '-i'
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S,n,6s Dnno4ri9 Moves, Josnta Njeycs. Mar
If, r. bio ror 81, por Catalina Salinas, Maria
Rubio, N6lasco Rubio. Elias Rnbp jesus
Maria lalbio ! Martha iUhIo 2 0.2l, RaGania
Mule . y Rpsario. Ei"cnta R2Sl. Mart Ie-
les IN dcI hp9aFlo NahitaFg Mlti'fo a'' h.'-
Sdrl" JOS lol'1' n'e5p.Et pm ''s,h'
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T,rtincy q o3t An,Ira- Tn11n o 62I Fnr.e-
rio Tonn1 00it 3larcolina Nurici n25. Do
nina b. dc lIomuart 0.i2,, E15ttbaa Cruz.
/ Cindido Navarro. Antonip Gam. Maria Ro-
sario. Clean 'ncia k2a lon, Mag taIcna de Ia
: Cruz Ros"n,la Cruz, JUN Mu!eTI lsltrt Mu-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-09
REPAIRS.

We would call the attention of
yprchasers 10. the fact that we keep
an immense stock Of repair-parts on
hand at convenient points in the
eouutry, SO that in case Of breGkage,
which will occur sometimes with the
hest machines, the farmer can get
tae broken part duplicated near
home, without being subjected to the
vexations aud expensive delays
e,used by having to send to the
shops hundreds Of miles away for
the broken piece,
This is point of great import.
ancc, and one that will be highly APP
preciated by the farmer who has
harvest hands waiting at II great
expense while his machine Is repair-
ing b., PRATT,
ID Genl Agt for Mccormick Machines,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-09
M "a RR,1 ED.

MoFFETT-SH - III Sharpsburg, KY.
on May lst, 1T 10 O'clock, al the Methodist
Church, by key. W. .. Gooaloc, Prof. Z. h
Mofiett, of Mineral Point, Wis, TO Miss
Matte Sharpe, Of stnrpsourg.
The happy couple passed through the city
Yesterday afternoon on their way 10 the
.room's sister, Mrs. W. u. Ripgo, where they
Will spend II few days, and then depart for
their Western home. The kiudcst wishes OF
their many friends attend, and may she ever
prove happy Queen of May 10 him who has
80 gracefully cnthroned her this beautiful
bright May day, which, We hope, Is but lndlca'
tive OF the happy Smiles and bright sunshine
that is to hover around and cheer their path
way in the future. Mt. Sterling, tky) Dem.
The Professors long absence has led many
to fear that something serious would beiall
hun. and the above announccTaent Viii pa read
Watt pleased in,escS. IN this community Tho
bride will be received with favor ut The Pro
fcssor's home, where he had come to be con.
sidercd as almost beyond hope of reclaim from
bachelorhood. The lady who has captured
him will be regarded as a general who has sue
cessfuly sormod fortress 10 which many
others Lad laid seige Ia vain.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-09
HAVE YOU

Seen tho new stock of Boots and Shoes
ut Schneberger q Brangers, consist
M OF all the latest styles for gents
or ladies aud Of qualities and prices
TO suit the buyers. The stock is
fresh, selected from the New York
and Philadelphia factories, and en-
braces the French, New Orleans, and
other popular styles, BE srge to
call aud see the largest assortment
ever brought to Iowa County. Small
profits aud quick sales is our mot 20.
h.u --lSwI
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-09

"LooK here, my friend" have you
y pain in the side and between your
shoulders, your complexion sallow
and n tired feeling all over you, no
life nor animation, &c. 1t shows
your liver is out of order you want
DR.. s. y, IIpwe's Arabian Liver Pills.
Sold, by John II. Vivian, NJ. D.,
Druggist, Sole Agent for Mineral
loint. 1872
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-09

want t@ sell my hay this sea-
son, standing, ia the highest bidder.
There Is somewhere about poo nsres,
part timothy and part meadow hay,
both No. !. 70 lpake bargain APP
ply 70 me hero. II, s. ANsLEy,
10 Mspl Point.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-09

CoCGuS. Colds, Quiusy, Plcurjsy,
Group, Wheopiug-CouEh, lloarse-
ness, Sore Throat, Catagra, Asthma,
Bronchitis. Night Swyats, Loss Of
Voice. Bleeding Lungs aud Con-
sumption. cured Ivy D.. : u Hewc'S
Arabiau Milk Cure Sold hy john
81 Vivian. NJ, d, Druggist, Sole
,sent fer Mineral Point. - :
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-09

FARMERs,-I want 10000 pounds
OF butter ilpInediotely; also any
amount OF eggs. Butter tubs fur
nished on application.
Ii. r. OSBOENE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-09
Business Notices.

.es- Notices under this head will be charged
FOR at the rate of : cents per line each nscr-
ton. Nothing estimated less than lines
when published only once.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-09

II. GIVEN & Co. have opened q
Carpenter Shop in the building in
the rear Of Lenahan's Hall, and are
prepared to do work in good order
. I'd at reasonable rates.
lt.low. Dn5W
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-09

THE popular Richardson boots and
shoes can be had at Sherwood IL
Berg's City Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-09

GREAT EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY
have established head quarters at
Carriers City Bakery. where al the
scades can be obtained at 30, 40, 90,
90, 70, and best at 81 cts. per pound
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-09

Domestics, shifting, and all other
cotton goods sold at manufacturers
prices ut Deller's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-09

AT Carriers City Bakery you can
get the best flour in the market at
the lowest price
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-09

DELLER's stock of dress-goods is
unsurpassed in the city. 1t includes
all the new shades especially CASH
Inere5.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-09

CITY HOTEL.

VI fN'ENi lOANT vs. Well U.u ishe' -rNws
VI good stables. a05 ~ea>aoaj ic charges Ehc
te,i brands cd "a uc. liquors, aui c!gazs Eiway,
CA l,sntj.
MARX -ElsGTl /, F7op.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-09
FOR SALE

A first-class Carom Billiard Table,
marble top, in the best Of condition,
which | will sell cheap. Offics IL
Ienahan's block with VIM. Il. Coad,
attorney at law. WIN. BROWN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-09

CHEBP FOR CASH.
20 pounds Pearl Barley for One
Dollar
8 long bars Soap for One Dollar.
: two-pound cans Oysters for One
Dollar, at VIZ. TEAsDALEs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-09
YUN>Dkf ~.
.lNuN STARkS.

EtSUlDNABlE l,arbyr and liair n-aSsT oQN0
/ site the Post nAayy. >iiaNlH- ~.aalU'ntng
nul HART aitiue done ia thC most apvu rd man
uer. IU.>a hyyp uu u1l,I t'hayDa, ,lEa.s, MESS,
,,tsot larNvrS best hI.,uiS and makes. lNu
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-09
Or. y. V. Campbell's
pENTISrEl.

I'VE AID FAR INEIEMAEI Mineral Point
II M NSrsSvs gl.Gr EygaEd furH specially
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-05-09
The Tribune Directory.
.tTTORN EiS.

w. T. Coad,
A TTORSEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
y fennban', block, Mineral Point, Wis. Spec
inl attention given "a collections, To-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-09-07

Notwithstanding the universal cutlery
among farmers in the older States about
the want Of manure, yet how ollen is it
true that from one-haf TO three fourtbs OF
the value of animal excrements, solid and
liquid, are lost or nearly so. Take barn
without a cellar, for example, where the
live stock are stabbed during the winter.
In such barns over New England-and
there are many, good barn cellars being,
doubtless, the exception-the liquid excre-
ments are lost, and the solid excrements
are usually thrown out of stable windows
and fall directly under the droppings of the
caves of the barn, thus washing out, 1t Is
reasonable to suppose, half of the solu
BILE properties of the remaining portion OF
the fertilizing elements of the manure heap,
leaving only one-lourth Of the stable drop
pings TO be directly used in manuring the
cultivated grounds of the farm. Expert
ence and observation have taught us this
lesson. Having been accustomed TO using
barns without cellars, we found, af.er
building barn with a cellar, that the val
ne of the manure from the live STOCK Of the
farm was increased more than three fold
with the preceding year, with the same
number of cattle, horses and hogs.
If farmers would heed these suggestions
and put them into practice, there would be
less complaint about the deficiency OF ma
nure. By employing their stable manure
as fresh as possible, they would still fur
Their increase its value, and as the result,
harvest much more bountiful crops of
grass, cereals, tubers, roots and vegetables.
This increase of seventy-five per cent. of
dung might, of ITSELF make the difference
between farming at profit or loss.
Will farmers take care and stop this
waste of manure so common over New
England? 1t would seem that no thrifty,
enterprising farmer would suffer this loss
to go on another year. Husband well ev-
cry manurial resource of your farm, exer-
eising ever the rigid economy here as is
done with reference 10 using or utilizing
crops.-CultiUator.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-09-07

The currant is indeed a domestic fruit.
Not only are its sub-acid berries most
agreeable 10 the palate, and healthful, but
when made into jelly, may be almost con-
sdered necessity to the prudent house,
wife. Let the jelly be once used with NUT
ton, and we think the combination will
bring such gastronomic pleasure, that it
will be found little trouble TO remember
the planting of few bushes this autumn,
or in the early spring. Mutton and jelly go
together as naturally as crauberries do with
turkey, or mint sauce with lamb. Then,
the agreeable acid of currant jelly is found
useful in the preparation of various pastry
delcacies which the good wife takes SO
much pleasure in placing before the honor
ed guests.
The currant is easily grown, but it is a
mistake 10 think that care is not needed.
You can hardly apply too much manure to
your curant bushes for profit. The more
they get, the larger the crop, and what
pleasanter sight is there than the cur
rant bush, bare of leaves, but hanging red
with large punches of the berries-large,
yes we have seen currant globes which
The Cherry or Versailles variety, may give
you this occasional size of berry, when well
tended. In our garden we know that the
bushes labelled Versailles average larger
bunch than the Cherry, and we think a
slightly less acid. Another secret of cur
rant growing is 20 use the knife freely but
judiciously. Always cut away the canes
which show marks of age, and let the
younger growth take their place. We know
that this is good practice, and insures per-
manency to the crop. AS for insects, we
do not fear them. Hellebore is a perfect
remedy for the currant worm, and is easily
and cheaply applied. The currant boror is
somewhat more difficult TO manage, bat
little attention TO his destruction has always
with as kept him within bounds.
1t is a pity that any garden is without
this easily raised, most agreeable, and
healthy fruit. We believe that the use of
this fruit adds largely to the chances of
health in the family, especially where there
are children. The healhiness of fruit can
scarcely be over-estimaled, aud when lruit
is fresh, there is little danger from over-eal-
ing.-ScientIfic Farmer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-09-07

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