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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-08-24

WIN. McARrHuR was at the Michiga

WIN. Macarthur was at the Michigan
Exchange, Detroit. last Monday.
Mr.. NJ. j. DEE. of the Detroit Eve.
ming News staff, has been breathing pure
air ans rusticating at Mackinac.
r, F. TOMBSTONE, editor of the Miclii-
gan Farmer, arrived on tho Milwaukee
last Sunday with the party going to visit
the Munuscong lands.
J. p. THOMPSON, Secretary of the
State Agricultural society, was in the VII
lage this week, He was in company
with the party going to inspect the
''burnt" lands of the Munuscong.
Mr.. WIN. LANGMAID received tele.
gram Thursday that his wife. who is Wis
iting her folks in Canada, was very i'll. He
left on the Fountain City Thursday eve
ming OH his way to Brantford, Ont,
where his wife is.
MAJOR HARDWOOD of the U. s. Engin-
GERS in charge of the harbor improve
ments on Lake Huron, arrived on thy
Empire State yesterday morning to look
after the work to be done on the Che.
boygan harbor. He only remained a
few hours, leaving on the Marine City in
the evening.
Col. r. @. DURYEA arrived on the st.
Joseph Sunday morning to take charge
of the harbor improvements. He tired
of padding life's canoe alone and formed
a partnership with Miss Allie NJ. s. Hull
of Brooklyn, N. Y, who accompanied
him here, the partnership contract being
closed the 18th inst. The Colonel's many
friends in Cheboygan will join with the
TRIBUNE in wishing the couple long
happy anG prosperous life.
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church Services.

Rev. Mr.. Fish will preach at the Con-
gregational church tomorrow both
morning and evening at the usual hours.
All are cordially invited to attend these
services.
Rev. w. ". Rafier will hold services
in the Town Hall tomorrow, in the
morning at 1880 and in the evening at
7:3O. All will be male welcome and it
is to be hoped there will be good at
tendance. ~
Latest advie,s from the infected dis
tricts state that the yellow fever contin-
ues to rise with undated terror. The l..
tabaants are fleeing as fast as possible 70
more northern localities and the suffer-
+ inc of the poorer classes aie very great.
Appeals arc being made to the charlta-
BILE throughout the country for aid, and II
| is gratifying to state they are being liber
ally respondelto. Memphis, Tenn., and
Grenada are nearly depopulated of whites
and in all the cities along the rivers IN
the south the most stringent sanitary
measures are enforced. .fss.sa.-
The Menominee arrived this fore
moon having enjoyed another remunera.
tive trip in the way OF passengers.
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Going to Return.

The Detroit Post and Tribune says :
"Mr. Charles Leahy, of this city, states
that be has official knowledge to the ef-
feet that the tug Crusader will return to
The Straits in a few days to resume
wrecking operations. The Crusader is a
good boat for that business, and so far as
power is concerned, has few equals and
no superiors. 1t is probable that Mr..
Leahy will send up pump on her and
also go himself in the capacity of diver
and wrecking master. All together will
make Il strong team"
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Commissioners Sale.

CTaTE of Michisan . In the Circnit Court Court
y for the county of Mackinac-ln Chanccry.
nICHASDP GU5IlN and Harry Z. Merrill,
W.. Henry Fs. ton and I-abe In Fenton
In pursuance aud by Writ of fuai decree of
tn, Circuit Co IT 70 the county OF Mackinac, In
Chaucery made in the abuys. entitled cluse, on
the nth y of jun, A. ID. 1873, roice is hereby
q ven that /, The subscriber, the Circuit Court
Commissi. ner in and for said county, shall sell
at mil ca ctnn to the highest bidder, on Tues
day, the 9Th day of October, A. ID. 1915,
A. en- O'Clock ir the renoon OF SAID Gay, at the
ront ,is or of the court house, In the village OF
Mackinac. ~ si1d county, the undivided one half
the Is a Il of Mackinac, county OF Mackinac, ana
state If Michigan. described as 1ol-
Tvs: Tia part of the Biddle " Drew
farm lso-calledl bounied as foilow% be-
ginning at post at the nor Invest cornsr oil tile
government pastur.., ;-o-caIe D thence running
north ffty-four ISL deg ees weSt three lS chains
forly-seven an inks; thence north twenty three
r20 degrees west, six (6l chains; thence north
1 rty-fve [ 81 degrees west, nine ls chains
INVENTIVE III 1881 LINKS; thence nor n thirty-twO
r32l degrees west, sixty-six TOOL links, To a rost
standing north sIxty-lhre. 1861 degrees west. sN-
fy-seven I67 iinks est rom Balm OF Gileadt &c
IN the field; thence north sx.y-elghi l6S 10 an
half degrees cast TO the public land o calico !;
thence southerly along the line between said
land and SAID farm TO the government pasture;
thence westerly along the line OF said pasture
nd q id farm 10 the place of begi ming, together
with the hereditiments and appurtenances there
unto belonging or in anvN.se appurtaining.
Dated at Mackinas, Michi.-an. Aug,s 2ls tlSIs,
Us DOUGLASS,
rircuit Court Commissioner, Mackinac county
Mich. 49,.
HOLMES, COLLINS & STeDDARD,
Solicitors Tor Compiainalts, bay City, Mich
17aug6t
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Dated Mackinav Aug. 20, 1878.

OUSAN A. SMARTv. Charles h; smart-o aye
y of Mich'gan-In the Circuit CouTt LOT the
rountv of ChehoygaD-In Chtncery. III satlsfac-
tory spp caring to James J. Brown, Circuit court
C,nmistiouer in and for the county OF Cheooygan,
that the defendant Charles Ill. Smart is a nou-res-
i,icnt OF this state. and on motion OF waits ..
Humphrey, solicitor for complainant and OF co1n-
sel il is order ed that said defendant Chafies n.
Smart cause his peaIance in this cause 10 oe en-
tered within 81 months from the date OF TINS ordcr.
And IN case of his Appearance he cause his an
aver to the complainant's bill to he filed and copy
hereof 10 he served on the complaInant's sohctor
w thin Forty [4Ol days after service OF copy OF
said bill notice of this ORDER and in default there-
of that the sa d bill be taken as conesseu oy the
said Charles H. Smart; and it is turther ordered
that within twenty days the complainant cause
notice TO be published ID The NORTHERN RlBuNE'
and that the publication be conuhnea In saia pa
N Mt least once In each week Tor FIX successive
weeks. or that she cause copy OF this order 10 be
nrrsonallv served on the said defendant, Charles
II smart at least twenty days before the time pre-
scribcd for his appearance. p,
Circuit Court Com. Cheboygan Co.
WATTS !. HUNPHREy,
Solicitor for Complainant ana OF counsel.
Dated this 18th of August INV
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MI A r r I H ID.

SEAMAN -BUNKER-A the residence of W
H. Bunker, in this village, on Sunday, Aug
18th, by the Rev. Mr.. Fish, Mr.. Fred w. Bun
ker, of Sault Ste. Marie, to Miss Alice Sea
man, of Drummonds Island.
HULL-DURYEA-At the residence of the
brides father. Maj. Alex Hull, 43 Park Place
Brooklyn, N. Y, by the Rev. Jos. P. Gamer
on, Allie NJ. s. Hull to Col. r. c. Duryea
both of that city. No cards.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-08-24
Checkers.

/ A correspondence match of six games
is in course of progress between Mr.. G..
Gauit, Jr., of ChebOygln, Mich. The
match was begun on Aug. 18th.
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Attention. Eireulen

The FIRE Company is requested to meet
Wednesday evening. Aug. 3lst, 1878, al
o'clock. Ii. A. BLAKE.
Foreman.
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New Advertisement.
S. LEGAULT g. SON

ARE OFFERING IS. 81
Dress Goods at &c per yard.
Dress Goods at.Sc per yard.
Dress Goods at lie per yard.
Dress Goods at 15c per yard.
Dress Goods at zoe per yard.
Dress Goods at 25c per yard.
Dress Goods at 30c per yard.
Dress Goods at 40c per yard.
Dress Goods at 45c per yard.
Black Alpaccas at 25c to soc
per yard.
Dress Percales, bottle green. navy
blue and seal brown, at II Lie to
l5c per yard.
Dress 7-S Cambrics at &c per
yard. Ee
Dress Prints at Sc per yard.
These are bankrupt prices, and the
goods must and will be sold regardless
of cost.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN.
ARE OFFERING

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF sT,TE !
LANSING, July %, 1918.
To the Sheriff of the County of Cheboygan:
Sir-You are hereby notified that at the gener-
al elt ctiUn to be held IN this state on the Tues
day su 'ceeding the frSt Monday of November
next, the following officers are to be elected. VIZ
a Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary
of State, State Treasurer, Au'iit General, Com
missioner OF the State Land office, attorney Gen.
eral, and Superintendent of Public Instruction;
in place OF Edward BOrsch, whose term of Office
will expire December 81, IS s; al O a Rel ,sen :
alive in Congress for the Eighth Congressional
distr Ct OF this sta'e. to which ourc uniy 81 NJ
also Senator for the Thrii"th at ial District,
io.whi II our c1unty belongs; also Relie enta
tive in the Stale Leg hture for the Representative
district to which your county belongs.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and affixed the Great Seal of the State OF
lL.S.l Michigan. at Lansing, the day and year
first above written.
EG.D. HOLDEN.
Secretary of state.
OFFICE OF THE SuERIFF oF CHgBoyGAx CoCSry l
CHEBoYGAN, Mich, Aug. IL ISIS.
To the ectors of the County of Chcboygan:
You are hereby notified that at the Gcrer Elcc-
ton, To be held IN this State, lie Tuesday sue
cceding the fist Monday of November next, the
70 lowing officers 10 be elccIed, IL:
a Gov ernor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary OF
State, State Treasurer Auditor u neral, Commits
soner of the State Land Oil.cc, tioInel Genera
and Su ,erinen ent of Public Instructions; also Il
Member of the State Board of Education IN place
of Edward Dorsch whose term of Office ~ i'll expire
December 3lst 1915; also Represe tatiN e in Cong
gress for tine Eighth Congressional district of this
5 ate to which your county be Ongs; also a Senator
for the Thiricth SENATOR Al d stict. which your
county b,!ongs also Il Representa- i've in : c state
Legislature for the Representative district, consist
ing of the couhti~s OF Che5o gan Mackinaw, Chip
pcwa and Schoolcraft.
GEO GE PAQUETTE.
She III OF Cacboy gam county.
At the same General Election the col owing
T. bunty Oflicels 20 hc elected:
Sheriff, Coun Clerk. County Treasurer, IL gis-
ter of Deeds, Prosecuting Attprnc', Circuit Court
Commissioner, SdIyes or and twu Curoners.
EOHCErA( U:-TTE,
Shelff # Caeboygaa County.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-08-24

DDOK AND JOB PRINTING OF EVERY
ID description, Send your orders to the
NORTHERN TRIBUNE, Cheboygan, Mich. aud
ave them filed at Chicago prices.
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Cend 25cto @. P. ROwELL q CCi, N.w York.
= for Pamphlet of 10opages, con tlists OF
5000 newspapers and estimates sho cost OF
advertising.
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! READ THIS !!

We .willpav 800 per Month and Expenses 10
sell our New and Wonderful Inventions. Address
HsRMAS Co., Marshall, Mich. q =
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Boot & Shoe Shop.
T AMprepared to make Boots and Shoos to order
j. on short notice of the
Latest Styles and Patterns.

Having received q new stock of leather, and boot
nd shoe findings, am now prepared to supply my
I'D customers, and all who may favor me with a
all. with any thing in my line at reduced prices
~ Perfect fits guaranteed in all cases.
Shop on Main street, near the Watermill store.
Ionr3tt CHARLkS FARMER
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.SDeciNE Election.

A a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors
"A of the county OF MackiBac held at the Court
House in the Village of Mackinac ON the 10th day
of August y. u. 1878, the said Board of Superyis-
ors did then and there determine that ii was neces-
sary for said county of Macknaw, to raise by loan,
the sum of three thousand dollars for the purpose
of building a new Jail, and that the question of rails
ing said sum by Loan, for said purnose, should be
submitted to a vote of the qualified electors OF
said county.
! To,ice is therefore hereby given that specia,
election will le held in the county OF Maeknaw and
stare of Michigan, on Monday, the 23d day It ssr:em-
Der, A. .. 1873, for the purpose of voting on the
sa;d county. which votes shall be certified and re-
turned according 10 law. join bIppLE,
Dated Mackinav Aug. 20, 1873. 1-aw
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-08-24

The schooner +. w. Giffprd arrived
this morning after cargo of lumebr
from Macarthur Smith s. Co.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-08-24

The Capt. of the schooner Vance re-
ports, at Milwaukee, TINT the schooner
Mlnnehaha of this port was engaged in
the vicinity of the lost Java in picking
up floating property Off that steamer.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-08-24
S. LEGAULT & SON
Are Offering

Are Offering
A splendid fine Shirt for $1.00.
A splendid print Shirt for 40c.
India Gauze Undershirts for 40c.
q Cotton Hose at SC, 10c and 15c.
Best paper Collars for Zoe per
box, -
Note Paper, for 1Oc per quire.
Envelopes for Sc per bunch.
1.auptf
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Unclaimed Letter List,

The following is a list of letters re-
naming in the Chehoygan postoffice. un-
called tor August "A. Persons calling for
these letters will please say that they are
oil
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A NOTED DIVINE SAYS

/ Louisville, KY, Aug Sd, 1873.
DR.. TUT7, Dear Sir,-For ten year have been
martyr to Dyspepsia. Constipation and Piles. The
best yscians failed to releve me from this living
death your pills recommended; the first
dose gave me such relief that i continued TO take
them. / am now now a well man; have good di-
gestion, regular stools; piles gone and have GAIN
ed forty pounds q sh. Tut Pills are worth their
weight in gold REV. X. l.. SIMPSON.
Sold by all Druggists. 25cts. Office IS Mersr
Street. n. Y. $50 29iuEesmMcay
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-08-24

Two dredges are at work on the cut
in the liareor channel one working from
the inside and the other from the outer end
of the cut. .i.sa
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II Is moi advisable lor any Of Us 10 ouertask our
energies, eorporeal neaIa, but In the eager par
suit Of wealth OF fame or knowledge, how many
transgress this sautary rule. II must he a matter
Of great Importance 10 all who do 10 10 know ho~
they can regain the sigor 10 reetlessly ekpsndei.
The remedy IL neither costly nor dinieuh To OBJ
tain. Hosieiters stomach Bitten Is prOeurable In
every city, lo~u and .e,ileaeni In Anieriea. aud II
eompeusaiss fr drain OF bodily Of msnlai enssgy
more easciusily than any insisoFant ever pre-
serilel OF advertised. Ialorins @sn, aihlsies, stu
dents journalists. lawyers, cleSsyaen, physi ians,
an lrar ie.iinony 10 Ia wondroasly renosaiing
Iowers. II inereases the eapabiiiiiss for undergo
lag fatigue, aud nisrae,s the iniarioas effects
uIoa tbs sysieai OF Ga Isare, ssisniaFy habits un-
healthy OF vearyins avocailois OF an installations
climate. and is a pTiias alisTaiise, diaIeiie and
blood dsparenL sSs-lm
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rsercss P~rTsr~ss~~s.

Wonderful feat. Of endurance are
now supposed 10 possess wonderful In.
tercst 10 an admirinp crowd. II is
walking 100 miles in a certain mum.
Der of hours. or wal,,ipr dozen or
th;,,sen bo,r. w;,hou, .,on,;,o mr.
do;ns some,b;,s a;a;c,,, 4, svmra..
tics or with the bvcicle. or else ont.
lasting every bodv else in what no
bodv else ever ,bouvb, Of doing he
Co.. The rroc;s. ns. ~ thee mar.
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There is a difficulty in causing slips
of geranium to take root, particular
ly in the Summer season, as they are
so succulent and full of juice, that
they rot. A sure way is to cut the
slip just as near of as you can and
have it remain on the stem, then leave
it for ten or twelve days, when it be-
comes calloused and is just in the con-
dition to take root without danger of
rotting. Other plants can be treated
in the same manner.
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saucily. "But defy you to the last.
I know nothing about any heires-. !
chooee'love-trne love-befbre money!
What's money, any ways--ss ] OBJ
served once before. | shall marry my
Ella--my own darling girl-whom !
Lowell and wooed and won for my wife
when believed that she hadn't q dol.
lar in all the world take her for
love-not for money!"
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CONDENSED TIME.
(OU|sV|llEaGT. SOUTHERN
RAILRoADLINE.
TRAINS eo,Ne sorru.
CONNECTIONS.

Passengers on I. &. a .. n n (Shoft tlncl >. N,
T. r. n, q. a. N. ". v. and n. \. Wl Line
Steamers connect Al ionisville With TRAIN Ne.
a. TRAIN MOI connects n Lebanon Junction
Nth frain No % toe AL points on Knoxville and
hchmond branches. Tfain No. Is eonnssts ~ Lob
anon Junction With Train No. from al points on
the Memphis and Montgomery Lines. a. lel@non
With stages 10 aud FROM springfield, tampiell-vile
Columbia and tfeeushurF; ~ Mitchellsburg. With
stage. 10 aud ffoni rerry willie and H.rroslarr, ~
lanville Station With stsers 10 and from Danvills
CITY AZ stanford With stages 10 aud ffuia Somerset
~ hichmond Junction 70 and ffom paints het wen
lrylne.
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LINCOLN COUNTY COURT

yuLr iBI, is7H
Whereas, IN consequence Of the resignation Of NJ
u. Hughes OF the Oflige al Jusiies u the
Peace, Ia sianioTd civil District In LA
eoln COanty, twhich 0noe h n0w Temporarily
billed BY NJ. 4. POrtman,) there vii h. taoancy
Ia said once: NOw Therefore, a Il hereby 0rdefed
vas elected M held Ia said District on the lsi Aon-
day Ia August, 1875, BY the oiAeefs apI,oinied 10
least egh days notice Oi the election hereby OF
dered, by advertisement IA the isrkAlos J0rasAL
Nesslaler and posting eopy oi this ofdsI al The
House. aud copy al each Of the places Of NO-
ting Ia aid District which copies the CLERK is
dsfed 10 furnish.
A CoIy. Attest j. hLAlN, ca L. O.. c.
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Some people scorn to be taught;
Others are ashamed Of il, as they
would he of going to school when
they are old; but ii is never too late
to learn what it is always necessary to
know, and il is no shame to learn as
long as you are ignorant-that is to
say, so long as we live.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-08-09

That was a mistaken idea of the
French woman who told her friends
that she knew it was all over with her
beauty when the street boys ceased to
turn round and look after her when
the passed them. The truest beauty
is not that which is perceived at a
glance, but that which remains percep-
tible to us after repeated observations
and criticisms. Bright coloring and
Snowy features may produce II mo-
mentary impression OF beauty; but
nothing is surer than that these, ifnot
accompanied by the real genuine arti-
Gle, will lose their transitory effect, and
betray the common placedness of the
countenance. A sweet expression Of
the eyes. lovely smile, a pretty play
of the lips when speaking--some of
these has invariably constituted the
beauty celebrated in history; and these
seldom attract the gaze at first sight.
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TRAINS aaINa NaaIH.



TRAIN NO "a connect. At niehmaad Junction
10 and frvm Iaints between thew aud Iitiisrsion,
a. staniord vith stages te and ffom satasf.ri Al
Danttlle station With sisgr. 10 aud frua panVillr
city, 81 hitcheli-hurr siih s,sgs. 10 asd ison Per
ryviile and Harrrisharr. Al lebanon With stages
10 nom Springfield, tampiellstiils, Calumhia asi
GreeasbuFTs ~ islanon Junctioa With Trsias
leaving Al ~ .. n. and I. "a a. ~, &c Mrmphis,
Montgomery, sud intermediate I@iinis. Passengers
EoinT 10 I-,ints North, East aud West fusa Iaais-
Wills Transferred 10 Traih Nc. q AZ Isisnua
Junctioa. Train No g coanects ~ Cinciansii Jane
tion With .. q a o.. q u. Or the North and is.i
At foalsyiile In unton iA,ot With q. a N. and J /,
N. a u, w. Zoe tho NeFth, last, and Wet, aud
Nth u. :. Male line steamets ssf t4nsinhsii aud
the East.
Pullman Palace Oars Without Change
are rss between usai-siiie ssa Nsw
Ort~Nss. Via Soasu .as~ry, ttIeetsvttie
sns New Orleans, VITA atiss, Ieei.-
willie and Sissb~ Mech, ais. sss~ sea
S.sssssIIIe sad the est.sl.sl ellie.
Nesth. Hsst and West.
for inflrmsiiss slaat Tick.i. aud Tmistsnt
Rates 10 lL'fiia, Afssn,a., lrSas, tho s.aih-~sst
and saith, sddrrs-
G. p ATMOgT,
Gea'i Pass aud Tisset AL.
iSaisVilie ~.
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IRON novr-oR nosEr"

evening two persons sat together I'M
der n uncovered cottage porch
one, a young man, handsome, fashion
ably attired, and with an indefinable
tone and style about him that stamped
him., most unmistakably, one Of the
upper ten"-the other, a fair young
girl, whose loveliness a certain air Of
wistful sadness Swallowed, while the
violet eyes that she raiscdto her COM
panion's face we're heavy with unshed
tears. She held an open letter in her
hand, and her sweet voice trembled as
she spoke:
"Your mother writes Of your mar
rage with this cousin as % something
upon which her whole heart is set.
How can we hope that she will put
aside all her plans, and instead Of this
wealthy heiress, receive me, a poor
girl, Of whom she has never even
"a a., :. - -
nearu Aus - u no' "o'e P'oD"
Die 'na' sne VIII o's''Ae me- as que
VINO mas come pe'"een nc, anu "o'
aea'es' WIS" 'a" "a'
"''el 'o' "s' ie'"'l'' wv "''
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grave sweet expression, was sun
s'r'n''sy "Ae hes 'ose'y emu emu. 49,
near nun, Sne sa'u' S'"'''s'
ne '''As ho"seise aoo'' money as
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w" ""' gay ''n'e' Ella anu 1
% P t' 'p'~,s,Vw' 'e'
m ,' 'e" '.'' "e '"o !,
months ago, was 'heart whole and
fancy free, and might have remained
so if you, madam, had not had the
kindness TO sprain your ankle, and
meeting me on the road, permitted
me to assist you home to this cottage
where ! met my iate"-he kissed Ell
las hand again. but my mother
knows nothing of my affection for
your daughter. 1t is only natural
that she should favor the project of
marriage which, il seems, my long
lost aunt proposed. might have
favored it mysslf-who knows PIT |
had never met sweet Ella; but not
now-net 'ncws When i shall tell
my mother all the truth, she will new
er desire me to marry any girl but the
one | love- s.sl.
Mrs. Testers eyes dwelt on his ear.