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MEDICAL.
e. #. Kunkel' Bitter Wine
Of RrOu.

. e. F, Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine of
Iron will effectually cure liver com plant,
tsundice, Dyspepsia, chronic or nervous
debility, chronic tiafrnoea, disease ot the
idaeys and ap diraGses arising from
dlsoroere~ Liver, stomach OF int9stlues
such as constipation, q 4tltience, iDWar,
plies, fuliness or blood to the head, acidtty
ofJhe stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgpi'
for food fullness or weight in the gtomaoo
sore eructations, sinking or hutterlng a
the pit of the stomach, swimming OF tn,
head. hurried ordificult breathing, duttel
ings at the heart, choking or suffocatig
sensation when iii lying posture dimness
of vission. dots or webs before The sigl
dull pain in the head, deficiency of nre
piration, yellowness Of the skin and ye'
pain in tne side, back, Lead, chest, Il
etc, sudden flushes of heat, burning Ii t..
flesh, constant imaginlngs Of evil and gres
depression Of Spirits Price 81 per bott's
Beware of cou nterfeits, Do net let yoLl
druggist palm off some other preparatiog
Oftron be may sey 10 good but .sk t0
Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. Take NJ
other. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron is n,
sold in bulk-only In 81 bottles. F.. T, Kuv
kel, Proprietor, No. 259 North Ninth s,res,
Philadelphia Pa. sold bv all druggists
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AUTHOR OF "DEsTINY," PRAIRIE FLOWER" !"
"BLAoKMAIL," ETC.
'Frruth, Cecil" gasped John Clayton
'Thlnk you / am liar?"
''ls my mother dead?" demanded the girl
Stung at last by her tone, the old man
rose to his feet
"Yes-dead to me forsverp' he cried, ex-
citedly.
Dead to you? What do you mean? Is
is my mother Oh, papa, if you love
ME, answer truly and directly-is mother
living or dead2"
"She IveS-a curse"
Before he could finish the imprecatory
sentence, Cecil grasped him fiercely by the
arm.
Hold, father, ho,dp' she commanded
do not sully your lips by cursing an un-
fortunate woman! And remember you arc
in the presence of her daughter!'
The young girls eyes glistened, but her
voice was filled with the happiness Of q
great discovery.
Her mother, whom she had from child
hood thought dead, and in Heaven with the
angels-ah! what ecstasy to know that she
still lived! ...r
In subdued tones the all-important ques-
ton was asked:
Where please don't be angry, father
but tell me, where shall I find my mother?'
Sternly as before, the old man replied:
81 cannot say. Seventeen years have
passed since last saw her"
Cecils hopes were dashed, but not aban-
doned
"Please tell me, then, how Uncle Ned
became mixed up in her misfortunes? From
that I may learn how to 60 about to find
her"
"You have already heard enough-too
much!' answered Mr. Clayton. "The secret
is not foE you. You could not understand
it,"
Cecil became desperate
II must-shall know!" she cried.
Then, zoo late she saw that she had over.
stepped the boundary Of prudence.
"Stop!" demanded John Clayton, raising
his hand as if to ward off his child's violent
speech. II cannot listen to such language
flom your
She was recalled by his words, to sense
Of the respect due her parent, and felt
abashed.
"Forgive me, papa!' she pleaded, tears
beginning to well from her eyes.
Mr.. Clayton caught her in his arms, and
pressed her to him.
"Freely-entirely! ..
There the subject rested with the proud,
but well-meaning old man.
With Cecil Clayton it was otherwise;
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fro BE Continued
sCHUMANN,s MAxInIs.

Schumann tells the story of ''The Old
Captain, describing the presence in the
Davidite circle of a veteran, who was re-
ported to have begun the study Of the piano
late in life with the most difficult Of Beetho-
yen's sonatas, and to have practiced in soli-
tude for ten years, alternately hoping and
despairing. He used to come to the Music
al evenings, and sit listening in corner.
II never" says Schumann, 'played better
or more gladly to any man than to him.
His presence was inspiring. I mastered
him, led him whittier I would; and yet it
seemed as if I received all my power from
him." After time, he came no more But
I will not spell The pathetic end of the tale
by fragmentary quotation A contrast to
this is the account Of an artistic ball at the
editors, who invited young musicians, in or.
der to get reviews out Of them; here the
writer hangs charming little sketch on the
simple incident of getting engaged for the
same dance to two of the editors daughters.
In his maxims and aphorisms also, though
too thorough German always to avoid
mistaking solemn places on the one
hand, and nebulous verbiage on the other.
for wisdom and profundity he has said many
good things For instance: Zone voice that
blames has the strength of ten that praise"
"He who sets limits to himself will always
be expected to remain within them" 1.-THE
saying, 4 have thrown it in the fire, is often
but shameless boast. detest people who
throw their compositions in the fire." ''He
who is anxious to preserve his originality is
in danger of losing it. " "The great is ad-
mirable even in ruin. Dismember sym.
phony by Beethoven and one by Gyrowetz,
and then observe what remains. Works Of
mere talent or compilation, when destroyed,
seem but overturned card-houses; while,
after the expiration of centuries, pillars and
capitals Of ruined temples still exist '-Mae-
millans Magazine. 49,.
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CHAPTER II.

THE MAN IN THE cHURcH-THE GAMBLER AND
HIS DUPE-A STRUGGLE FOR LIFE.
The old village church stood on the left
of the road leading up from the river. 1t
was surrounded by trees whose foliage hung
in places over against its walls. Up its
sides clambered ivy and arbutus.
The entrance faced the road, and was
reached by low stairway On the right
and left side walls were large, handsomely
stained windows, and little to the right
was smaller window, which furnished
light for the pastors study.
There were no dwellings, with the excep-
ton of the Clayton mansion, at all near 1t.
Back Of the church was the graveyard.
Its gateway, being directly in front OF the
rear end Of the edifce, could not be seen
from the road.
When the prison alarm heralded the es-
cape of Ned Jasper, man might have been
seen lettering about this place.
He had crossed the fields, jumped the
graveyard fence and come under the shad-
ow of he church, the walls Of which he
carefully examined, trying the wire nettings
before the windows, to discover some means
of getting inside.
But the night was dark, and the building
new to him. :,
He paused as the gong struck, yet the
sound of it did not startle him.
Again it pealed forth, and this time was
followed by loud shouts and the baying OF
hounds.
Though the prison was long distance
away, the noises Travelled fast upon the stlii
midnight air. H.
The man renewed his efforts. From the
front to the back of the building he strobe.
After while, he distinguished the little
window on the southwest side. 1t was not
far from the ground, and available for en-
trance, if not locked. He placed his hands
AGAINST the cross-bar. The window yielded
and flew up. 81 :.
Hastily he clambered in and shut ii
again.
The noises increased in volume. A num-
Der of rough-looking men, bearing lanterns,
and holding fierce dogs in leash, dashed up
to the church. -,
"Stand guard here, simon!' ordered one
of the burly officers of an associate. lie
may attempt to hide himself inslde!'
And the almost uncontrolable hoonds
flew on, the men following close pehlnd
Only the guard Simon remained.
So soon as lis coadjutors were gone, ne
closed the slide Of his lantern, and hung
himself under the trees.
Ali was silent Nothing disturbed again
the serenity of nature.
At early dawn, the guard woke from a
deep Sleep extinguished the light OF his
lantern, and departed:
Then the little window in the church was
raised and the lone occupant peeered out.
He was about forty-fve, and OF medium
height. Hollow eyes told Of years OF ann- m
ETY. and suffering The hair OF MS neao was
gray, and his cheeks deeply 1urroweo. o.a
As he was about jumping to the ground,
footsteps were heard approaching With
groan, he drew back, but did not close the
window.
Two strangers, engaged in earnest con-
versation, appeared.
Before reaching the church steps, they
halted. ~4''-'''' " 49, -
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CHAPTER III.

THE BIRTHDAY FETE-A PROPOSAL OF MAR.
RIAGE-BRoUGHT TO BAY.
Night had thrown her sable mantle over
the earth. The moon was rising behind
the hills, and the stars beamed brightly
overhead. 0.
The Clayton residence and grounds were
gaily decorated, in honor of the young mis-
tless' birthday. Lanterns hung from the
balconies and trees; flags floated from the
liberty pole and the surrounding buildings,
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"LAUGH AND GROW FAT"

his anr ent bil u advice IS well enough
fer SPARE" people. but how shout hose
trai are ready Iopfti? VIII It is 70 9ecome
Hem? SIt stu! and III iel you. Sfter
Ia ny Hvrsl ents, extending thr2ugo
O., nthS ul ,Mtlent iuves Z tio1 aad toll
he celebrated aGnaly tical chemist, j. c.
dan, has perfected and given to III; word
! IT, at. Thus far IL seyera huadred
cas- + THIS great remedy has never failed to
t'duce corpr mt persoi from three TO
IS ruuu!s per week, 1t Is perfectly larm-
.< and positively efficient. Sold by Jrug-
gists.
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DECTN business yon can engage In
DES J. SIS TO $2nper day made BY any
worker OF either sex, right 1t their owplo
alities, Particulars and samples worth SS
hpsiness. Address sTMsON 90, Portland
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THE
Clayton Secret;
Oh,
A REMARKABLE TRIAL!
A STORY FOUNDED ON ACTUAL OCCURRENCES.
JULIAN G. NOE,
STORY FOUNDED ON ACTUAL OCCURRENCES.

AUTHOR OF "DEsTINY," "PRArRIE FLOWER" !"
"BLACKMAIL," ETC.
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Post OfGce Hours.

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j., vate Boxes accessible uni 40 Z. M. !,
no 10 =. ~, hnu
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Tam the Truth Oyertake a lie.

Iayesti "a. on disclose, the fact that the
lady reported in he Associated Press dis
patches about ug oh. t. have died In
'uiragO after TWO weeks use OF some re-
puied re nedv for clrpuleacy, had not
IEel Adams Anti-Fat' but had used
p.erarabiOu put u . by egular physician
IT. Luyerne, Pa Alan's Anti Fat is plan-
E.Acil RED IN Buffalo. n. y, by the under-
Sl3Hrd. We have alreaty sold over lcO,-
300 bottles Of it. II has therefore been
TAX il bg th0asa"ds, and we challenge
p'9 f. st u ha- eve. harmed any body,
Il less the reduction of obese re sons If m
. trtO pounds, leaving them healthy and
q. ug is considered misfortune. Fur
Nnr more, we creby offer $5,i 90 reward for
"T dence showing that it contains poison
Gas or njurious ingredients. Wealso offer
,',WO If we cannot prove that 1t has reduced
pumOer of persons as stated herein. ana
ways W hnI' injury. J. IS said a lie Will
"u. ..-t a 'rath any lime. but we trust
mt Il. ~ II --pap ls that have misled
IN, puD II oy saying that physicians at
iibuteI the isdy's death to the use of
2nIl-iat (which ls on.y put1p oy us. ,te
term " 'i-FaVe being our trade mark,
VIII corro { the false impre sion they have
.pLveyed, by publishing tht, reiut&tiOn'
BOT n G MEDICINE co..
Buffalo, N. Y.
hntt-Fat Cscyaicaliy Examined.
the ANALYTIC. mist w. Il. DRAKE, Of
Buffalo, r. i ly snalyzed Allan's
Anti- rat, ent efollowlng:
GATE
have srrjc, ,Len Anti-Fat to
CT, III Cal ana,y.tF Ga.nined the process
of its nanufaciura I'd can truly say that
the ingredients o Iich II Is compcs q are
entirely veGe;G .. and cannot but act
fay rabiy upon the system, and 1t - well
.c7,cn'@ted % a. sin the oblec OF which 1t
lslnteded.
sod by druggists.
W.B. DRAKE Chemist.
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,AIL- aN4IYL AND READY FOh
III, VERY,

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Tape worm Removed alive

Head and all complete, in two hours
No fee till head passes, Seat pin a od
stomach warns removed By DR., KunKel
rs .Iorth Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
Send for circular. For renewing seat, in
or stomach rms call On yeur drug sist
and ask for oettie Of Kunhel's Worm
Syrup, price Sd, 1t never tails Commap
sense teaches II tape worm be removed. al,
other worms can be readily removed
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Eaernanfa National Bank Va. Edward s.
Wurzburger. - 4
rIYuInD DISTRIfNn GfIIRT FNR THE PA e.

EHHlhD DISTRICT GoUhd fDiS LIE t.t Err ~
H e sssBF9 Hno faS 8 65a
eanse, will proceed to sell at public auction at
The Merchants md Ane9neeG5s1 E6changg
koga ee tb b gcond G n an a s g m
FRIDAY August %, 1878. ct "a o'clock n.. the
oog6DEE a afsFRfsSo PD F22RRYEEB8f t. dhoUrD with
oil the improvements thereon. situated 10 tho
First District Of this city Designated as number
snd PHnasd 5y s tara aasan
twenty two lots OF ground, numbered from ono
to twenty-five, inelnsiye; said sauare mT 1f
inch one line front on each. of Palmyra and
dasauet streets and three hundred 9. and nine
and and T iie nj, Streets Bling The Same prop
erty acquired by the defendant herein by Durss
chase from James 2 Dpnhafn per act :P alss99d
this 2t 5t Fl tRf s! EF 81 Ct fRt r. with
Gasqaet Gate. Jnekson) PALMYRA, Rocheblaye
End s s9e dssgnaba a a az u
Fl. Peters, late q notary public In this city, as
plan number fqrty-slx, and Tmeasuring thirty z.
| one hundred and five feet ton inches four lines
in depth and front on Dorgsnps street. tE and one f
the 1sa same property acquired by the defendant
herein BY purchase from FELIX Coqlon and Ber.
Ducatel notary public In this city, on the seven-
'7 5. < C ii LOT OF GROUND with all
the i'm provements thereon situated In the First
District OF this city. in the square bounded by
Dorgengis Gasqusst h 3ot and Peln ~
street, desgnaed az 9t NUMBER r 1gngSee a. 81 s
wenty-seyenth Of November, 1865, and measlr-
ing in American measure twenty seven feet
front on Dorgenois street by one hundred and
forty feet three inches deep on the side nearest
Gasauet, street and one hundred and thirty
| rtnUf 1efp1 inch DT
lot number fifteen, between parallel lines. Be-
ing the same property acquired by the defend@
ant herein at sale made by the sheriff Of the
parish Of Orleans on the fourteenth day OF May,
1878 by virtue Of writ OF seizure and sale from
the Fifth District Court for the parish Of Or
leans, of the suit of d. S. Wurzburger vs.. Sarah
a. SneiIl. No 4421 OF tho docket Of said court.
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Cash On the spot,
THOMASH. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
| iy22 % au4 II 10 %
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUI EREFF SALES.
Raphael Mascara vs. Franclsc,


Raphael Mascara vs. francisco Tito,
U'1FTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L ish Of Orleans. No, 9a84--- By virtue Of q writ
Of sszurq and sae t2 me direeted BY The h9 tbs
parish Of Orleans, In IN the above entitled
cause, win proceed to sell st public auction. at
tho Merchants and Auctioueers' Exchange,
streets, in the Second District of this city, on3
SATURDAY, August q, 1878. at y o'clock NJ,
thS GERThN Est Of p5fRo9KyD 70 Situated in
the Third District Of this city. in the square
comprised Within Goodchildren or st. Claude,
streets, measuring in American measure, more
or less, sixty-f0ur feet eleven inches si1 lines
front OF st Claude 1tr tt BY depth Of one
lines on the side nearest Union street. and nine-
ty-tlve feet eleven inches on the, side nearest
Frenchmen street; thence widening thirty ono
feet five inches four lines on q line parallel to
st. Claude street, and running toward Freneh~
men street; thence thirty-tyo feet two Inches to
measures ninety. five feet ten inches. Together
with all the buildings thereon, and rights. priv
leges and appnrtenanoegt thereof sald lot 9eln 1
George FL Grandjean surveyor. dated the Ill.,
teenth Of October, 1876, and annexed l0r feter~.
9nfe to n a ay d s M
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Masearq. Sr.. on
the fourth and seventh days OF October. 1879.
acquired by purchase from tho SUGGESTIONS ct
said Mr.. and Mrs. a.. Mascara, ST., Ms per pct
passed on tho seventh OF September 1876, Dos
fore said notary, John t. Laresehe
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-rhis being the second and last AUG
ton the said property will be definitely ad1aallr
will bring, at twelve months credit the purs
! chaser furnishing bond, with good and solvent
| mum from date and special mortgage on the
property sold, until final payment. Said pur-
chaser will have to deduct and pay in cash tine
| printing, sheriffs and clerks fees, ETC., when
| amount TO about one hundred dollars; and fur.
thermore tho State, parish and municipal
| taxes. the amount Of which Is not yet aseer"
| tanned.
| Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
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MONTROSS HOUSE,
Now Open for the Reception of Guests,
and will Remain Open Summer
and Winter.
BILOXI, MISS,

The proprietor takes pleasure In informing
his friends and the public that he has thor
oughly renovated and reftted the Montross
House, aud intends making it most comforta;,
Bic and desirable house. both for summer and
winter resort and will spare no expense to Keep
it up to its former standard and make 1t ac-
ceptable to all.
n term of years the spacious and delightful
summer resort formerly known as the Shady
fitted, and will be kept in same style, for q
Baeheors Retreat and for nth the entertain4e n
commodious building. with magnificent en-;
cam pment and picnic grounds in 'front.' shaded
with live oaks.
Both houses are situated directly on the beach,
within 600 feet of fine. new bathing houses. and
atfording fine view Of the CUT o. McKee, ah ha
finest description; Meals furnished to e1 &c!
sonsts At 81 doa with Privilege OF bathing
P. J. MONTROSS, Proprietor,
orJ, BENZ, CHANDLER.
Mechanics and Dealers Exchange,
my6 Am At St. Charles St, New Orleans.
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CONSTABLE SALES.
Alex Piper vs.. Edward Murpl,s

Alex Piper vs.. Edward Murphy.
G1XTH JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans, No II 6ss-By virtue Of O writ
Of fleri facias, to, me directed BY the Hon.
and for the parish Of Orleans, will proceed to
sell at public auction, In front of my warehouse.
corner of Camp and st. Mary streets. Fourth
District of this city. on WEDNESDAY, August
ONE BAY MARE. DRAY AND SET OF HAIR
NESS. rs per inventory on file in my Office.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered
snit
au18 Is % DANIEL OLEARY. Constable.
Mrs. Annie Miller VS.. II. CrIppep.
S1HTH. JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans, No. 1219-By virtue of writ
Of tleri, facias,, to me directed BY the Hon.
and for the parish q Orleans Till proceed to
between Richard and Orange streets, IN the
First District of this city. on WEDNESDAY,
August %. 1875 Mt ~ o'clock M -
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
as per inventory on file in my office.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered
suit.
Tsrms-Cash
au18 25 % DANIEL O'LEARY. Constable.
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Succession of Henry Esemmsslet.

SECoND. DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
given to the creditors Of this estate and to all
other persons herein interested to. show cause
within fen days from the present notiieafion,
ii anV they have or can, Why the account
presented by Francois Fayre, testamentary exe
ecntor in this estate should not be approved
and homologated, and the funds distributed Ia
accordance Herewith.
a 1y o1 ~ ~ - 'AAo JOHN HERBERT. CLERK.
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Succession of esustave j. LATTE.

> ish OF Orleans, No. 4o,467-Notics is hereby
given to the creditors Of this estate and to al
Other persons herein interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notihca-
ton, il any they have or can, why the ac~
count press nted by Mistress Virginie, Jacquet,
administrators Of this estate. should not Pc
approved and homologated. and the funds dis
tributed In accordance Herewith
a D1 x ~ ~ JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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success1o,a of Edward Meyer.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PATs
- ish OF Orleans. No., 4o,51T,-'Whereaa. sJ.
August Hagmann has Detitioned the court tog
letters of administration ON the estate OF tbs
late Edward Meyer, deceased. Notice is hereby
given TO all whom It May concern 20 shoW Gauge
within ten days Why the prayer OF Inc sass
petitioner should not be granted.
sas 9ta IS = 20 JOHN HERBERT, Clerk
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successlon of ,yosepaa souba.

= isfI Of Orleans, No. 4O,0si-Notiee is hereby
given 5nH to OF the crsditors Of this estate and to iii
other persons herein interested, to show cause
any they have or can, why the account pre-
sented by Mrs. Mary soubd, tutriz. and ~
such administering this estate should MOI
be approved and homclgated, and tho funds
distributed In accordance herewith.
g ay1 9t ~ a. = ''' JOHN HERBERT, Csrk.