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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-28
The Courts.

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'iiuiie iioA' 0un'"S morning
The Courts.
COMMON PLEAS.
Mary McShavne against John RYAN and
otbors Tho niointi8 hroroh+ +1,;s ao,;nn
w ao,,an ,,,n,' otn astn1 tii1' "o'tIl
1ofdUJo,t 0pon P, " iIo'e IA00u'e0 pS Iil'
defendant Ryan, payable to Halpin,
McShayne Co., the proprietors of the
| Irish Nindicator The amount of the note
was 5000. The defense was that the note
was not executed for negotiation, but was
to remain with the firm, being given merely
for the purpose of inducing others to give
them their notes. 1t was also claimed as
ne hote after maturity, ana without con-
'iHI' N "'ioii' 'ooc III PloSieSS'
oot;o,, g. ~ roon,n ~" GnH f Hl
nropress " ''''''>'''' -''
Evans, Clifton & Co. against Sellew & Co,
In this case, a suit for damages for a breach
OF contract, The jury rendered verdict for
PlalhtlllS lor $o,fZZ.
POLICE.
Drunkenness-Dora Mevers 70 davs.
John Franks, IS; Albert Jacobs Mary Bel
a,,,I yUait.nDaII 60 .., N--
ana W alter Bel, % each.
| DiSOrderly COnduCt-ElmOre Anderson
| coor,,o pn,,,,,na,, W.. Gill;, T11'-
LOT = pIoInS',aP,. W H. 2iuuohS, J0hh
= RANKS ana H. ). DlcTerson, dismissed; Jas.
| Gordon and John MalOy, $40 each.
Ucmr~ Ty"ars " "senE Gnt5rrSsd and Mr
Gargon, dismissed; John McDonough, 50.
MlSCeliallcOus - James MCGlnty ana
| Charles McGurn, vagrancy, contin-
ued to June 27th; Alonzo
! JGuLboll cn,,,, Jin,,,;.sol I, Ua,.;z ,
21'.te m 'sSco', Jas laws, SAME
mouse OF hriuge; lhnmaS rage, petlt lar
ceny 30 days; Patrick DaCey and Ed. Mas
sen, same, dismissed: Geo. Nieman, forgery.
cont inupI to IulV OH, ChaS RI Johnson
on,tit,,,oI ~ T,f oattl Co+l,; o''I,i2J!i' :I'
C"l lli"eu ~ 'uIy -'CIi 'hIHtIIht IdIlE,
hlallclous deStrucuoh' dismissed.
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h"s'c'
~, IHh SECOND DE VT ESNA coNCER1'
r, l ile 9eooiu Tolieei' ny .,'e l'e MurSNa
o''i'""F WILL WI De gwen aV MUSIC man 'l'ls
evening. Inc unusual 1aVor with which
the last splendid one was received should
secure a full house to-nioht An tho oroot
.,ttte q i.i, ~ oi'IS"'' an Iile S!e"'
, fn ''iiu ,ii1 i?
DOlll IOf It's excellence and variety. Here
it is:
Euglish Ballad, Will y, the Wi,n Cherry,
Mr. c. Maxim
''' L0eie~'" Sor
Poman2a Fanst Co,,nod
Gio,,n, ,ii iiri,,i,,iiii '''''''' ~''"iiV'
The Shadow Song OF Mpycrbccr
pro,..r of Mn Mile lima De MulSN". ,r,,,,.
Mr. John Hiii.
Duo
Yeomans Weddfg n.y. ",, ,,,'1'' poDioto,trv
Mr.. c. Ma in.
AIR" NeSpr Sicl lGill Verdi
Song. Love Once 9Enn sin' o"'''ii' Sullivan
Sgnor Brignoii.
Grand Aria, Tina voce POGO ia" Barriere Rossini
Mile, lima De Murska
warrior H; :; ;i,i,i,
Comic Duo Crispip" lI e. Ia G"marn "'n'rr picci
Nile lima De Mursia and signor Susini.
AT THE HIGHLAND House To-yreur
At tba IIirhIond IJou.o poI,odar, +lis
.,'a o.,,Is I,,:," 0t''lo 'i'l'
evening !iie regular FFloay h!sht concert
Will be given by the Cincinnati Grand Or
chcstra. The programme is as follows:
Overture" Euyanthe Weber
SelGctIonSG Robert lie Neyerbccr
oiice ;fsa'i, @ i,o,t;
Egvptian March, .,,,' i',',,',s' Strauss
Fackcltunz no.
Dyerture1" Magic Flute Mozart
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-28

LOUISVILLE, June 20.-FlOur dun md un-
changed. Wheat: Market dull; red, 9Oc amber
and white, 05c. Corn dull: white APE; mixed 39c
Oats steady white 3Oc mixed 29c. Rye nominal
at SOC Hay nominal Al S9QlO 80. Pork steady at
50 70. Lard quiet but steady: choice leaf tiercc
Sc; do kegs, &C. Bulk meats steady and firm at
4,656p5 3OW5.50c Bacon steady and firm at
4.S7H@5Oj@5.S7i&c Hams: sugar-cured, 1914
@1lLc. Whisky firm at 81 Oi. Manu-
factured tobacco quiet and unchanged
The New York herald., 1878-07-08

and candlesiick maker may bo the impecu-
Nous son OF an old Knckerbocker family. Tho
compiler OF tho Elite Directory has gone up
aud down the streets and avenues like u
census taker, and written down the names OF
every family both sides OF tho way except In some
instances where they have been refused him. The
full uie OF this curious book is the 'Enie Private
Address and Carriage Directory" Among the
.'Ehe" We iind the Home Tor Aged and Innrm He
brews, Home tor Soldiers Children and Sailors the
entro hotel register oil the Coleman House and other
hotels not TO mention French nas by The dozen, Gil
more's Garden, denust, both sides OF Christopher
street aud other equally arisocra,ic localities. There
Is not hundredth OF the Information in this that
bc ound the regular business directory oil the
city but then this printed pink tinted paper with
gt edges, and is bound in brown ana gold, and the
name "Ele" Is inscribed in large letters the back
IL is only fair 10 the p ople whose names appear
In this sineularly assorted list to say that for the
part they ignorant OF they had been
put to by tins directory jenkins.
The New York herald., 1878-07-08

SCHR L ADAMS, from Georvctown. DC, FOR Ba-
which pet into Norfolk 9th inst leaky put back
from CHpc atteras having sprung aeak on that point
ScHR Coso Bunker, from sand River. M. for New
York. which put into Cranberry Isles ni OF water not
badly aged first reported Capt Bunker expected
to be ready to proceed 3d. capt Bsdcnhausen, OF the
steamer Cmbrs, Of his board the Como
assist in dischargng aiming part OF deckioad
and also OF rggsrs aud carpenters to assist in
getting the vessel ready Tor sea
DOUGLAS. IN. June 24-Tbc brig Marion tBr) while
her voyage from DHhousie Tor this port about June
Ion 10 W. encountered squalls from the SW,
and had her inaintopmsst carried away
Qugsyc July 5-An uncertain rumor prevails here this
morning that the rug Norwegian which left here
days tor Moisc tow the steamer Gypsy from
there TO Montreal, has been lost.
LAUNCHED Az Port Jefferson June the SIN all schooner
before reported building the yard of Bayes Son,
Port Jefferson. tor parties Cedar skeys she Is named
Jimmie ana OF diner follows - Length oi keel, ~
IL; besfn, ~ II hold, ~, II.
The New York herald., 1878-07-08
DANGEROUSLY STABBED.

A man IN high state OF excitement ran at furious
speed yesterday afternoon IRON No. 35l West Thirty
ninth street, and seeing Roundsman Cormck, Of the
Twentieth precinct, he exclaimed, "0icer, there's
man stabbed In there" pointing at the
same time TO the rear OF the premises no had
Just hurried IRON. Roundsman CormicK lost no
time In investigating tho case ana glance showed
him that the report correct. Charles Moerler,
twenty years OF age av inscnsiblc in tho yard bleed.
ing from "a gash IN the abdomen. Peter Gilmar a
Frenchman nifty years OF age, was standing over the
PROSTATE man, with long bloody dirk In his hand.
Ibe olnccr approached to arrest him, wDen Gi mar
made Iunge OF tue blade at the officer, when for
tunatev felI ort OF IT'S mark Atcr bi lei struggle
hs was overpowered and tho dangerous weapon
wrcstcd from his grasp. lie was taken to the Twen-
tietn precinct station mouse anu locked up.
Meantime tho wounded man was conveyed on
The New York herald., 1878-07-08
is or VESSELS ENTERING

pS-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OFvESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NlGHr-The NEW YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
for use on the HERALD yacht, showing whie
burning red changing from to the
other in succession be several miles dstaat
Captains vessels upon seeing this signal will oblise
by preparing marine hey may nave ior the shp
News Department OF the HEKALp
Ey- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE-Capta aims or officers
the coastng and foreign trade observ
ing removal OF buoys are requested
to the fact the HERALD. that 1t may be
brought publicly attention OF the proper authorities
letter the editor Of the HERALD New York
city, giving accurately possible the number and posi-
ton buoys the Of their removal will
suffice in all cases observed along tho Atlantic and Pacific
coast, of the Continent When they are observed
on tho European countries in the
IL Is be sent either by telegraph
letter London Office Of the Nkw YORK HERALD 10
Fleet street. London the Paris office 81 Avenue dc
rOpera Paris Where the telegraph Is used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett. 46 Fleet street. London. or
'.Bennett 81 Avenue de POpera. Paris Where cases OF
observed in the waters OF countries beyond
reach of the telegraph In Asia or Africa captains
may with upon reaching the rst conven
lent port information will be cabed free OF charge,
TO the HERALD aud published
1S-Persons desrous of communicating with vessels
rvinC at do addressing to such vessels
care of HERALD yacht pier No East River, new
York Letters received from all parts OF the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates required.
The New York herald., 1878-07-08

GoxArvzs, June 2s-In port schr Mary Oliver. Baker.
HoRroN BLurr. rs July 3-saiied. brig Aresss tBp.
In port 4th brig Genoa tBr, Priest. for United King
dom, idg.
HALIFAX July 4--Arrived, bark Ocean Express tBr,
Crosby, Lynn, +.
OF tBr), Jones, New YORK. -
MIRAGoANx June SIN port. brig Louisa Price (Iay),
Wilson, for New York next day.
MONTREAL, july 5--Arrved. barks Lothre lBr) Alex.
anaer. Gransemouth; Es2ernnsa tBr,, Bacon Troon
Sailed 4th steamer Cona (br), Murray, Glss ow 5ths
bark Francis Herbert (r) Macxenze, Cork for orders
QuRBEc July 5-Arrived, steamer Bengal (Br, Gray.
London Montreal; bark Belmont tB) Bisgden, Liver
pool.
pools Quebec Do Lindsl do; ships Havre Nor) Gundsr.
sen London shannon tBr), Gohe Lin eriek; bark Fare
we'll (Br). Wales, Port Welt; brig Fortuns PorD Mos
quita. Dporto :. -
Passed Father Point 7th steamer Canadian tBr) No
Lean, from Glasgow tor Montreal
fB,r Lswrrncc tor United Kingdom. windbound.
SHELBURSE Ms, July l-Saied. ships Tyro tBr) Ray
mond. New York. 49,
ST JopN Nh July Cleared bsrks Oliver Emery (Br,
Swabrd Dublin; sarah smith (s'D; oiscn London;
brig truna (Bri. smith, krush schr Ida May. Faux
in CHAN. Chester Tor orders.
VICTORIA June 29-SRilod, bark Don Nicholas (boD,
Henry. Francisco.
The New York herald., 1878-07-08
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AxrwERp. July 6-Arrivsd,i ships 81 Bsraards .(BrS
Burns, New York; Edith tBr) Homer. Baltimore; bark
san Star tBr), Ritche, New York; Bjorvtken (Nor,.
Harris, Go Pacific (Sor. Harris, do.
Sailed 9Th, bark Rsiormsr (Br). Brown. Baltimore.
ALmxRIA to July 6sailed, brig Nettie, Macksy. Nsv
York.
BELFAST July e-Arrived, bark Hattie Mcfarland. No.
Farlaud, New York.
Bnxxys July Arrived ship Bsrbarossa tGsr), Gsrdss
New York; bark wisland tGsE. vogsissnd, Baltimore;
7th. ship Alexandra (Br,. B,own. New York,
Sailed 7tb. ship MAsdasne Ger. Henks, New YWkl
bark Jenny Ger, Grote, Baltimore
CApz TO July g. Sailed schr Bayles, Dickenson.
Philadelphia
DuxkInx July e-Arrived. bark Nsversnk. jarvis New
York
GLouoEsrER, July e-Arrived, bark Ysusquisa tBr,.
Nc Kenzie, Baltimore.
Sailed 9Th bark Hebe (Nor,, Gram. New York
HULL July e-Arrived, barks .Grssioss ntsD. Niess<
Phiacclphia onot arrived juno 3o); Lsrkspur tBE,
Storey York; 7th Maria ltsD, Lisrer, Bsitimors
via Queenstown.
HAMBURG Juiy e-Arrived brig Busy Bee tBr), rhomp.
son. Wilmington, NC.
Sailed 5th, bark Gerhard (asr,. Klamp New York.
HAvRR. July 7-Arrived. ship Agenor. Lincoln, sss
Francisco via Queenstown. -e p
Also arrived 7th PM. steamer Canada tFr) Frsngusl
New York. Uts asof af d
LIvxnpooL July e--Arrivsd. bark Birdstow (BD. Will
Jams. Galveston.
Sailed eth ship Chas cotesworsh (Br,. Browse, SAG
Francisco.
LIMERICK. July e-Anived brig Stella tBr), Kay. "
John, NIB.
Lspox to July e-Areved brig Harry virdsn Bernard.
Phi adel lpha.
Sailed prior to 6tn bark Samuel Welsh. Krsll, cuba.
QUEENSTOWN. July 6-Arrived barks StrsthnsiEn (BD,
White Phadelphia; Resolve CNor). Andersen, New Or.
leans brigs Clements (Br, Wilbur. New York; 7th.
steamer Pennsyvania Harris Phaoelphia for Liverpool
land procre redod).
ROTTERDAM July 5-Arrived, bark Anars uts, sieni,
Now York
Sailed 5th bark Kate Meick CBr) Fraser. New York.
SrErrIS, July 5--Arrvsd, b. Martin Brctk Peters
son, New York.
WEATHER REPORT.
The New York herald., 1878-07-08
A STRANGE VISION.
DELERopHoS's sTEEp PASSING THROUGH THE
AiR-THE PROBABLE EFFECT OF FOURTH OF

DELERoPHoN's sTEED PASSING THROUGH THE
AiR-THE PROBABLE IFFEcT OF fourth OF
JULY APPLE JACK.
From the Cincinnati Commercial, July
PARgERsBURG, w. Va, July 4, 1878.
An optical Illusion or mirage was seen by three or
four farmers lew miles from this cry few days
since, the appearance Of which no one is able rho
sophicaliy TO account Tor The facts are thesc:-A man
while ploughing IN field with several others, about
seven T.. NJ, happened 10 glance toward tho sky.
whcn was cloudless, and saw, apparently, ABOUT baf
II mile of Ia westerly direction, an Opaque suo-
stance, resembling white horse, with mead, neck,
limbs anu tail clearly dehned, swimming In tho
clear atmosphere IL appeared 10 bo moving
It's limbs II gagged In swimming, moving tie head
from side to side, always ascending at an angle oil
about forty I've degrees lie rubbed his eyes 10 con-
win co himself that he was not dreaminp anu looked
asain put there IL stilI was-still apparently swim
m,ng nd ascen ndiDg ether. He called TO The men
about on hundred yards on-and told them 10 look
up and tell him what they saw. They declared they
saw a white horse swimming IN the SKY ana were
badly frightened. Our informant, nctncr supcrsti-
ttous nor nervous, sat down and watched the phap-
tas m u We may call ~ until u disappeared IN
space, always gong In tho same direction ana moving
IN the same manner No one can account ior the
mirage Illusion except uron the uneven state OF Tie
atmosphere Illusions of different appearance nave
been seen at different times IN the same vicinity,
frightening the supcrstitious and laughed atby the
scepiIcal
The New York herald., 1878-07-08
NoTICETo MERCHAN'rs AN . CAPTAINg ;

Merchants shipping agents and thpmhssrs ara Informed
that by tcegrsphng the HERALD Acnden bureau I'd.
dressing Benne No. 46 Fleet street. London" 60 hs
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue do pOpers
Paris the arvasat and departures from European and
Eastern ports OF American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States viii be cabled TO ths
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi
terraneaI ports Will 6nd the the economl
cal aud expeditions for tele graphing news.
The New York herald., 1878-07-08
SPOKEN.

Ship Ellen Austin, Grinin, from Londan ~ Now y
June 81 lat 80. Ion 30
Breakwater no aate, lat 80 26. lon - ~
Bark Gessner eierl. Christofess from hsrfasn ssi
more juno 10. tat ~. Ion -
Bark Niord (>orl GulIichsen iron tctrIu< i1f sew
York. June 49, of ORKNEY Islsnds
Bark Antwerp (Br) from Mexi ones sor N efaso. jar-
s. lat 81 ", | u - ".
Bark Josephine (Br) Read, from fr&lec baltimore
June ! 1. lat AZ. Ion Al.
schr Hattie i Giles IRON 10 sksonvi ss AibsnF Jriy
4, OFF Charleston.
The New York herald., 1878-07-08
WHALE MEN.

Spoken--Jnne ls, lat ~ N, Ion 20 W, bark Reindeer.
BAKER, NIB, with iV6o bulls sp oil.
The New York herald., 1878-07-08
is,ELLANkUUs

no hEMuvE TARrAR rsUM iHE teeth, UsR
BROWNS CAMPHORATED sAPONAOkoUs Dkk.
1lFRIVk $50.
The New York herald., 1878-07-08
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
CNce.
sails. iDeaination.

ArEs DEPARTURE FROM YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF JULY AND AUGUST
The New York herald., 1878-07-08

srechcr to the station house where his injuries were
examine by police surgeon and pronounced OF
dangerous nature. An ambulance was sent Tor and DO
conveyed Ia the Roosevelt Hospital and attended
10 by Surg on Bulem.
The New York herald., 1878-07-08
SAILED.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

tesmer Powhaian (Br). for Bristol.
The New York herald., 1878-07-08
FOREIGN PORTS.

WEATHER REPORT.
HoLvHEAp, July 7 Pm Wind NV. light. sultry.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-05-07
viii the Coming Man Use Tobacco,

In her lecture on "The Coming Man },
Mrs. Liyermore asks the above ones.
ton, and stated that Mr.. Parton. some
years since, in an article published in
the dttantic Monthly, maintained that
It's use is injurious to the race. A Har.
ward professor replied to the article and
arrived at the opposite conclusion. She
gave the following as a specimen Of the
professors reasoning: ~
Men generally use tobacco. whilst
women do not;
Men have better health than women.
Therefore, tobacco is health full
She said that if the Harv |. nrofes-
sors promises were correct, the sylIopism
should have different conclusion. and
read as follows:
Men use tobacco and women do not.
Men have better health than women
Therefore, women should use tobacco
For, said she, if it shall be demonstrate
cd that the use of the weed promotes
health, not only the coming man will use
tobacco, but the coming woman will as
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-05-07

NOTHING destroys the appetite SO
- quickly IS the announcement that Jys,ss.s
OF whom you have just agreed to accept
Ten cents on the dollar i going s .o5 EEafoi,e
with his family to spend year. In the
bright lexicon Of cheek there's no such
word a. fsil, -.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-05-07

WheH she said sna7i; INSTEAD" ii l z;&kln i
me the little speech 1 had expeCtecf,
thanking me for saving her life, | put
out my arms. And though we said no
word, we forgave one another.
And how pleased Lizzie was when she
saw the last of the Lindsays transferred
to my unworthy self.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-05-07
Radiant goddess Aurora.

Radiant goddess Aurora
Open the chambers Of dawn;
Let the Hours Ike garland of graces
HI Enrich the chariot Of morn.
Thou d0st herald no longer Apollo,
The god of the snnhe am ana Tyre; h
The pride Of his empire is ended,
And pale Is his arinor Of fire.
From 1oftier height than Olympus
Light flows from the Temple above.
And the mist of old legends are scattered
Inithe dawn Of the Kingdom Of Love.
Come ferst. it from the cioua-iaiia Of table,
e For day infull splendor make room
For triumph that lost not its glory
Asitpaused In the sepulchre's gloon.
She comesl the bright goddess Of morning,
In crimson aud purple array;
h Far down ga the hill-tops she losses
4 Thefrst golden lilios OF day,
{ On the mountains hef sandals are glowing,
{ O'erthe valleys she speeds on the wing,
: Til eartif isaii rosy and radiant
FOR the fcct OF tine new-risen King.
Open the gates OF the Temple;
Spread branches OF palm and OF bay;
Let not the spirits OF nature
Alone deck the Conquerer's way.
While spring from her death.sleen arises
And joyous His presence awaits,
While mornings smile lights up the heavens,
Open the Beautiful Gates
He Is herei The Ieas watches are over,
The store from the grave rolled away.
/" We shall Sleep was the sigh Of the midnight
!" We shall rse!" Is tho song OF to-day.
O musiet no longer lamenting,
On pinions of tremulous flame
Go soaring TO meet the Beloved,
And swell the new song Of His fame!
Ie4 i. 5tf -
The altar Ia snowy with blossoms,
I The font Is d vase OF perfume,
On pillar and chancef are twining
= Ftes', garianas Of eloquent bloom.
Christ Is risen! with glad lips we utter,
And far up the infinite height -
Aychangels the pean re-echo,
And crown Him with Lilies of Light.
--Hdrper's Maga-ine.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-05-07
Rachel Lindsay.
A South Australian Story.

n ,ra,.a4, 1890, ia.
towards the emo OF Novem her, about
! tWe years ase, feeeiTed the following
sS GuFt l hote from my brother Donald, who
Like myself IS a sheep farmer in South
"A z ustraiia: -. -.
,onaa ps sa JassT NJ, sends her love- and
usual II say what day, I fetch y vow oueh roa
Ballarat. Yours ahectionately,
n i : u.t begun = v,,b Don ON G Ian, ,s
slstersays she has seen my apparatus at Connolly i
es't = .ae's $, 'h s:s : IT. Isl. Connolly
~ G Y, was . nelghbor OF mine, and
ne chanced to nave brought me Don's
ietter, ana 70 De lighting his pipe at my
elbow while read it,
Connolly, saldl, do you know any
o. !, nlfs :. -syafdi'iers SISTERS? She has an
unl,mlted number, 1 believe, for have
met iresn one-sometlmes two fresh
ones-every christmas Tor about half a
uo1el YEARS, anu mere ls announcer never
heaId Oh: one appears to be acquainted
Win a you ana tins nelghborhood-".
~ Yes! thai is Cinderella, interrupt.
go connolly, as he distracted a bundle OF
=neNsnaIers rom !. oar 3esa . post bag and
2 4 70 ZIP the wrapping from them.
nave syoI not seen Cinderella? She
ssWas never OUT OF tasmania. suppose,
until last spring, when she was staying
UP !, hsle WITH the Macdonaids The Mac
aonala .girls cal,ed her cinderella be-
cause sne had always been the one to
stay ~ nome anu Keep house while the
9shers , Went aboht Her proper name is
hacnei OJerry, jerry he broke out
suddehly, laughing IN what seemed to
me very offensive manner (my proper
name ! may mention being Geraldl,
your slsIer.ln-law Lizzie will be too
,,.ssll ~ gu. sue won ' let you escape
sils tlme. one mas Kept Rachel as her
ias ~ calu.
II ever I marry q woman with such
= name as mat, nope shall be hen.
pecked husband fer the rest of my lifel
l.retorted angr1iy, selzing paper knife
MN Dsg lnnlng 70 tear away at the 4sss-
tsa = g as 20 drown further CONVEX
sati0n upon WHAT was very sore sub
Jecs,
3 NY protner Donald's wife Lizzie was
g go0d anu KIND little woman rs ever
Dreamed, Dut Ike many young wives in
nappy circumstance 's, she was q match
MAKER "a heis;sss Ia III 70, elusive,
snd n9s qnlte-wlat shall 1 call it? !
lOn IKE % say sne was not quite lady,
l 4 snas Wopid suggest my meaning
~ ula no. pursue her calling With that
eAct ana Judgment which Its delicate
nature required. ~ need not say more,
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-05-07

EVERYBODY knows how, in the supreme
~ solemn moments of ones life. one !,
apt to be assailed with most inconpru
ously hldicrous ideas. In spite of nv
bitter modification at her reply, an alb
surd rhyme that l had somewhere. fash
ed into my bead:
Do not be like Nancy Baxter,
VINO refused man before he'd ax'd her.
I believe she saw the ghost Of smile
that might have hoyered round nv ewes
when | begged to know why she had made
up her mind never to marry me; and that
made her savage. -
Because you think / came here to be
made love t." she retorted, with all the
concentrated contempt that her sweet
face and voice could hold. "You think
Lizzie and have been plotting to catch
you-you think we wanted to inyeigle
you into marrying me! I know wIat
you are going to say ''-as rose and
seized her hands, to stop hor-sbut it is
not the truth. ! heard you lifting
her angry eyes, now wet with unshed
tears, to mine-"I heard you, with nv
own ea-s tell Don tt. to warn Lizzie before
hand that you did not want to he mar.
ied.n $50. " De MAJ.
q know you did," replied, tighten
ing my hold Of her hands, while she
made feeble efforts to get away; !" and I
wish my tongue had been cut before I
could have insulted you and her like
that that. Forgive ME, Rachel, l have been
punished enough"
" | cannot" she answered. still pant-
ing with her excitement. az should he
ashamed of myself if could take =
man who had even thought of me like
that.
Tears began to trickle from her ewes
and little hysterical catch in her
breath betrayed to me that her defiant
courage was failing her. / would not
let her 60. Love and shame and re-
sentful disappointment made me a little
savage too.
oI you ike that that
said sternly; "spd you know II.
must ! noid you TIL ! clear myself; / Gap
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Towards the end Of November, about
two years age received the following
curt note from my brother Donald, who
like myself is a sheep farmer in South
Australia: s