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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-24

London, Dee. 23. Tho Governor Of Natal
tslsgrApss froH PitermArhburs, to-day, that
the number Of Boers ia the nsld is estimated
at 10000, but it is thSught thsy cannot hold
tsgothor. II is rSmorsd that this Bo'S made
an stack on the British camp and
usrs repal,sd with heavy lOm. Tho
Boan have isIued proclamation in
the aSmO Of ths government asd
Tie Volkinspd, and have written 10 Major
Lapyoa expressing respect for the queen and
the British Gag, sad desire toAyoid war, but =
discrimination TO ssssrt their Independence,
ard requiring NJ jor Lsnyon to surrender tho
.oysrsmeat without resistance. M,jor Lanyon
las issued = proclamation offering pardon to
ell who may Withdraw iron tas nacontsna.
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nen,h AmorIcan Noua.

New Orleans, Dsc. 3.-Ths steamer States.
man brings Psnans dates to the 10th. A late
number Of the Peruvisn Advance shows no
material change in tbs situation. The
ChiliAns' invading forcc al PriIco had 70.
csivsd an irforcimsAt oftWo thousand men,
but had nss kdvSHcsd, apparently waiting
tss sntrAliLatioH Of their satirs strength.
Intelligence from Baravguila reports the
OIplonsA Of one boiler Of The steamer Iss-
bella, killing four persona and ssrisu,ly
uoundiss several otAsri, two Of wAsm have
aimee died.
On tho 11th ths French bark SisE,,
csAl laden, lrSn Cardiff, struck on bar al
the mouth of tss MssolSna rivsr. Ths
captain, rsts snd thrss sAiors we're drowaad.
The vessel and cargo are a fetal loss
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The creek FrontIer question,

London, Dec. 23.--A ssrrsapondont of tho
Times, at Athens, says in an interview
with Mr.. CoaondOrous, prasidSss Of couscl
sad minister Of foreign affairs, the latter said
thst without absolutely rsfs'ing arbitration,
without knowing the terms SRs minutes of
the concession that nAy possibly bo de-
msnded Of Greece, he should INTERESTINGLY
reject arbitration ss the rS.opening of quSt-
tion Of frontier. He said Greece is prepared
for war 10 obtain ihs territory assigned hsr,
and would run any riBk involved therein.
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Eu.dbyaEesrs ro,ioomSa.

New Orleans, Dso. 2S.--PoliCe@sn Will
liam Cooper, Oolorsd, yesterday attempted
10 arrest William Robertson, vko resisted
arrest. BeisgS psWerfsl nau, Ne took the
officers club FROM him and was about to u,O
it on ths ,fricoE WOO drew ais pistol ard
fired. Robertson fell to tho ground and was
coSvsyed to ths charity hospital, where bs
died yesterday frsm the eifacIs OF hil wound.
Cospsr was imprisoned.
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Special TO the Herald,
San AnIsnie, Dec 2S.--sevsral lists ara
in circulation hero fer the rai,ins OF fund, ia
aid OF the land league movsNsAt in Ireland.
Considerable money i'bsing,ubserbsi. The
asmss Of several English citi2sns are On III,
lists. 1t i understood that gsnorsl move
is on foot IN this county to rsils funds forths
purpose, and that the sympslhiaers with the
lana league arc acting in concert with similar
movements elsewhere.
The second @origRse bonds OF tho Calves
ton, Houston d Henderson railroad. sra brscing
$1,000 of $lU0 each, has just been recorded
IN tho county cleak's office. This is an indi.
cation that mora money has boea raised for
the extension Of thOrssa.
Tho democratic primaries we're hels to.
night. A ssjority of delegates in tho olty
were instructed to make no nominations.
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London, Dec. pa telegram from Dab
lin states that tho custom authorities yestsr-
day ssiEsd tbs Norwegian 'hip JuGo in Glare
river, near ths mouth of tsS Shtnnsn. Her
cargo, cen,hting Of arml, is bsin. landed.
Three wagon leads have already ssss landed.
A forcs Of ~arinas ard artillery have charge
of the VsEsl. The telegram also states tsAS
= nsmbsr ofyouSs meR racoatly arrived frsn
America asd are under police surveillance.
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Tbe OhIolomn uovon,ont

Caldwell, Kas,, Dc. 2S.-Hsrry Hin, chief
ofscsuts Of tho oklohSmA cSloay, and Colo
asl Or ddSo6 general nlsasor, who went
into tas territory on the Sth inst, having
danksd the military ~ ArkanISl Oiiy, cAas
into camp tt.dSy. Thsy Isy tno
territory has ba0n fun Of people. Hundreds
OF claims hsvs b6en taken and foundations
for houses built. Mo,t Of tss smigraats thsy
met vsro from Texas, Arkansas and the
Chickaaaw nation. The Commercial,
Of this place, came out in an editorial
to-day, des0uAoiRg the noVemsnt and
speaks " the sppeiiton prsu Of the stats Ai
working in tho interest Of Jay Gosld 10 pre-
vent the opOnsg Of tbs territory and in favor
Of building Of \ railroad 10 the gulf, thus
forcing all business ever gNlf road. The
question is being bitterly discussed
by tho press Of the state, and
Captain Sloels, promlAent candidate
for governor before tas last state coavsntioA
aad president Of the 0klohoms towa compA.
ny, Iaya ho will force the issue into Kansas
politics. The fsrmers in this ocAlily, not
connected with the nsysaont, favor tho
0penisg.
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Athens Dse, 23.-The Greek cler,Ar of
s9putiis hsg pastei to seco'd ,rd'rg the
bill to ronsW subiiiy TO ths G-aes ga
ton company, whics, the govaaaen akI,
will afford impo tant facilities for Tue njyS-
monts Of troops when the tine arrives for
Grssce 70 set against Turkey. rSs cham
bsr also p si,d a vote Of thanks to the Pbhs-
leaic cois s,isn. This deeu!y who moved
tho vote stated that that commission proposed
sending rnsa afd money to Grsecs.
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Drowned.

New orlsSss, Dee. %. The officers of the
steamboat Clara g., roper. that on WeduSs-
day msr.iaE, wheR ths boat was aSeu! max
ing a landing, four solsrsi roustaboull tsok
A position on thssWImming stags plank which
tilted the men being throWa in the river aud
Wsrs drewHsd, although every effort was
made 10 save ihem. Their hsdisI have not
hasn raceVarad
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RaiIroad Accident.

Augu,ta, Ga, Doe %. "A passenger train
on Charlotte, Columbia 6 Augusta rsilrosS
was thrown down sA ombsskasnt hi, morn
ing by brsksn rail. Naj.r G. B. Russell,
US. Army, had his thigh broken conductor
Kisr, ribs broken; K, 3. Hsuch, of Castor,
brusst; b. johnson, of Lewiston, n. O.,
bruised.
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Tho pOthscsil4 saaO

tpSsal 10 thS llHrhli,
Jefferson, Dec. 2s--The trial of Abc
Rothschildii' i' proceeding SLOWLY. It cannot
be concluded b,fors Christmas. Tho
witnesses il behalf Of ths state are being
examined. No sew fact, are developed. The
truek supposed to belong to the deces,sd
Bsa,is Moore WAS brought into court Iud
exhibited 70 the jury. II was identified by
William Donovan, the baggage master Of
the Tsxa' u Pacific railroad At this station,
The court will hold night ssIsisns until the
close of the trial.
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Gansn,s rch.mc Adentes

Lordoa, Dec. pa meeting Of tina bond
and shsrsboldau Of the Philadelphia d
Reading railroad was held to-day. After
Ssae Opposition by the supporters Of Howell
thay passed, unsnimogsly, motion eyprssa-
ing condolences in GoEes ana adopting his
scheme.
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Springfield, Mast, Dec. ga FIRE in the
pickery house Of tko Cnicopse msnufactur-
ing company, Ne. A, Mil street, Chicspss
Fslls. Yesterday caused $4,000 dsnsge to
the machinery and stock, and $40 200 to the
building.
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The Defunct Piedmont u Arlington
Life Insurance Company

Richmond, Va, Dec. 23.--Judgs Husso,
to-day, in the Usitsd States circuit court,
delivered tse opinion in tha csss Of the iasol
vent Piedmont & Arlington life insurance
company, Of this city, on tho matter of ar
poiRtiSg receiver, as prayed for by TIA nu-
msrous policy holders. Upon ihe question
whether or not the court would allow the
company to appoiut ts ows receiver. Judge
Hughes says; II think that shs mara
fact of the failur0 Of life
insurance company is ptiws facie
proof that iI' spsrstsna have bssA coAdust,
ed in fraudulent .Nsnner, and II the failure
is not sEplsiasd by soms great cAiuIlty,
futh as widespread psstsntial or sudden a,
BSneial eonyulAion, or Fbyiicsl calamity,
think it ia proof of fraud. will net pretend
TO say that il creates tho Prtiumpllon OF
moral turpituda ia tas Managers of the coca
plpy, but it certainly doeA Of constructive
fraud. Tbst iI to say, IL thA fnasclRl i'm
bscility Of recklsnasu or sItrAvassncs
that IS sros1 negligence, which ia squiValsnt
in IFS cenieQussCss 10 fraud, sad
which the court IS bound to regard ~ eos.
elusive frNuG Would tho court be juIliGai
ia allowing a trustee appointed by such 3
soppAny in The very deed in uAish il Syows
Insolvency, to remain in custody Of ito sffsO!,
and 10 administer thSn? Could ths cosrt
expect 10 retain tha confidence Of ths public
and suitors, if it should nRcIon sac on Ac.
tisnH | think not. The insolvency aud Rb-
roglti. Of the compASF left itS effects in
tina lsgsl rigntful custody Of no oss, and The
court must st once pr.viJs for the emsrgSHcy
by appoihIings receiver The judge thea
annousesd the appointment OF A, Il, koul-
ware, Of Rishmosd, rs receiver Of tse sSm.
pRny,
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Fraeaol3, n. Y, Dss. 23.-'SiElesu inches
of ,asw h" fallen hsro. The snow has
ariftss from eight to tea fest alosg the New
York s. Freehold railway, impeding travel
along the routs South Of AmbOy ths snow
fall Was rot hcayv
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Adaltiennl Forces.

Lender, Dec. pa dispatch to tho Times
irem C,pstswn says the additional fsrce'
raised to suppress tho Bs,utos are now sta
toned at varieus points on the frontier. The
grsstor part Of Tembuland has been cleared
OF rebels.
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rh.r,n.r srn,th mann.

Cincinnati, o., Dee. 23.-CharlO. b. Smith
eldest soa Of Richsrd Smith, of the Cinoin
natl Gazette, died o.dsy. Ho was before
Mis- hsath bechms impaired, connected with
the editorial department Of the Gazstts.
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PoltUilla, Pa, Dec. 28.-bJ the sIslssioa
Of q locomotive boiler on ths Reading rail-
road ta.dsy, Patrick Donohus, the engineer;
X. Ergs, The CONDUCTOR William Aih AsA
John Msahsr, braksmsi, wsrs killsd.
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Hsaissesa % ne Mnnred.

Auga''A, Ga, Dec, %. Charles Newton.
white man, convicted ia .As Jsif,ron
csanly superior ssurt Of the murder of
" u,sS is7g nHa named OlrnAvells, is shat county
~ ~ 20. no, sas been sentenced to be hanged on
'hs hrsl Friday ia February u.It
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London, Dec. 23-Tho Pail Mall Gazstts
sees not the slisht,,s reason to bslisvs in the
necessity for the M.rsui, OF Ripsn to return
from Indis.
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CammercIai DiMcaities Arranged

Lendoo, Dec. 28.-Ths correspondent Of
the Timos at Bucharest says hshons on good
authority that the comnereial diRculti'S
b.twesn Australia and Ssryia have been ar
rspgsl.
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Mr.. booth In the ''rosl's Revenge"
London, Dec. 23.-Mr. Booth will play
Bssturis, in the "Foops Revenge" on Mon
day night.
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Sing Sing, N. Y. Dec. 2s,-Eug'ns Fair
fax Williamson, pepsOw of Rev. DR., Dix, Of
New York, sSd convicted Of forgery in
Belto, vas found dsaa in the hospital here
HasisrdhY. -
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rusalnn rnclre saunaroa.

st. Pstsrburg, Dec 23,--Ths Golos states
that ths Japanese arc preparing ssrdlhl
reception gsr the RuSsisa Pacific squadron a.
Ysddo.
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The Pope Urges Pacitlcation in Ire
land

Rome, Dec, 93.-Tho pope has addressed
q Recommendation 10 the Irish bishops
urpisg tbom 10 use their etfsrts towards
sffesiinp paciacation in Ireland.
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ldss, quiet, steady and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.


'YSS Rscelptss s iSi;:sGpiasnis, s5ia s.ie, 1858,
took, ss86 salss.
ST. Loun, Dee. %. -Four dull not
quotaby lover, X 8 SseIoi family, ---i
Wheat dull and lover. Red tail No, 2,
80, cash; $500, Jasuayi ! O2haOlh, March.
Corn, lower, 3iA. CASH 3s.sa3H January.
Oats, lowers 29a4eAajOjs, Jaauary,
whisky quiet a. 10.
Pork dull and lowers IL 75 offered.
Bulk meats dull and neminsl.
Bacon dull; quoted az shoulders Ssi
sides,
W. Louis, ptc, 23.-hoga dull and loWeri
Workers and Balhmoros, --9Wi =; mixed
packing, 25gi0; Hight OOa4 10. ceAimohl--i
hutshers 70 fancy 5Oa4 eji receipts, 7lO1i
shipm0nts 1900.
ST. Louis, Dsc, 20 = Cattle fair dsmnnd'
supply Light, recslpis, 5000; ahlpmsats, 2ouO.
sheep. scarce aud wanted; fair TO fancy W
80 %, receipts, A0J; ahipments, none.-
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 2i.--WhOat-Ho. spot.
94c; Nos, spot I5A
CHICAGO.
CHioAao, Dec. s3.-- Tn, Drovers' Jsur
ma repuIls the Cattle reeeiptn, tsssi
shIpmsats 5000; mArSet fairly active, rather
exports la good demand.
sheep, receipts, $50; thipme ats,sOoi q, mtnd
finn. NnSIANK1 tAttNnlNtf .NAIelNi. 'vef eNs
commoa TO good, easy and In fair dsmAHd ~
V'"' TO- GALVESTON.
GAtyysroN, Dec. 90. --Recelpts, 1856 ex-
porfs 10 Great Britain, - Franc, -
continent, --i channel, - -icoastwlle. -
stock, loQ, ,gs2i sales, l9oii market closed
sasy; mlddlmg, llh..
IsyrprooL, Dis. 2s.--Nson- Cotton, mod
| crate INQUIRY, freely snpplie0i upltnds,
sli-i6, Orleans, 1914: sAles, 10 aoOj speeu-
/ I,tisn and exports, 200; fecaips 1000;
American 7,o0Oi ggiaads lew Nlddlss nHs cia,,;
9s5oo' 9S 3sSu.rS S'iSs Ssa Fs0raary 'V u
Fabrusry aud March 6MG---; Nsrch
asd A1rll, O 29-92: April aud Nav, 9 81
81; May aud Juns, e1s; June and July,
------.
| ssles for sthe week. l5,OOoi American,
| 805O0O, speculation, 20, export, bl; act ual ex-
| dort, 03;. lmpoits 81 American. 13i stock,
as, AnSrlctn, S57' afloat, SOl; American,
$40,
LSpx closr middles, SB Cd.
| Short ciear middlvs, 4Os.
| Tallow 3is Cd
January and February delivcry,6 9 ll-l6iApril
| md Nav, q rs. %.
~ n m --Sales, American, $500, uplands.
Tow middling classification Alay and june dc.
| liuery, el-J5.
iInvrHpooI,.-Thie week. circular or the Liv-
| err mi % ton Brokers' nasoci ion says: Uot-
ton nas beea in lin tod demand: Ihf market
was dull and quotations dec med Am.rlcan
was In fair request but freely 'suppied, and
mnotstions were reduced l-l6 and I'd. In Sea
Island n small business at unchanged rates.
Fuiures opened quiet, aud throughout the
,ees were dull and ipactive. slightly fiuc,u-
ating, closing l-lo sS'3st lower.
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NRw YouK, Dec. 23-noon .--stOeks 1rm:
msAey o. exchange, long, llJGI exchange
Snort ts2i state bonds, dull; sovernnants
quiet.
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miscellaneous. g
CURING THE BABIES.
A Woman Doctor Working Miracles.

Special Correspondence Of the Times.
New YORK, July 21.-Some four
weeks ago, while crossing from
Staten Island to New York with
the little ones, every one noticed
a little child 10 it's nurses arms.
1t was apparently a year old, but
had wasted away until it was q
mere shadow it's forehead was
drawn back and glazed; the nose
pinched, and the mouth looked as
if it had lost all power of actien,
but the eyes Of the little one were
supsrnaturally bright and it enjoy
ed the beauties of the sunset scen-
cry in range Of its gaze, now and
then feebly turning its little head
to look in the face Of the plying
nurse with a weak smile Of ap-
proval.
what is the matter with the
baby p The doctors don't seem
to know they have given him up,
so we are trying the salt air sails
Upon further questioning l found
the chiId's bowels we're seriously
affected, and yet its food had been,
80 long as it would eat, barley
water and oatmeal cruel and no
L1ilk! 1t is one of the mysteries
how the mass of children live and
thrive. Why don't you give the
child milk p Baby don't seem to
like the milk we get. 1t is not
very good Have you ever tried
condensed milk?' No is it good
for babies?' Yes. Ask the doc
tor if you can use it, and to one
leaspoonful Of the lilk pour on u
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gsIeetsn Story.
1HB GOLDEN FiGtSMtt;;

y
lieving you to be q thief, but |
will be so merciful that l will let
you depart. 30 at once
The voice and face werc stern
and unyielding.
= Geoffrey Baird know that all the
piteous appeals.he had.made, the as
:sertions ofinnocence he had frantl-
cally declared had fallen upon
ears not indeed deaf, but closed to
him.
You have been very kind to
me, Mr., H7oyt,'. he said, his voice: ice:
fquiver?ng with pain, 'and | hope
some day you will know that [
7 had rather cut off my right hand
than let it rob you
There was no reply, and the
boy, for he was only nineteen,
walked slowly from the room,
whore he had been accused OF
crime, condemned and punished in
"a brief half hour.
He was widows only son, and
very poor, but Abraham Hoyt had
been very kind to him, employing
him 10 light labor about his ex-
tenslve grounds, and trying him
we'll, and allowing him to read
whatever he wished in his library.
And from the library a valuable
watch and chain had been stolen
from a table drawer, wh en- there
was no .one as far as could be as:
certained, in the room but Geof-
frey Baird. ...--.
Crust ed, humiliated, almost
heart-broken the lad walked from
the house across the wide gar
den, bright with summer bloom
that seemed to mock his misery.
He had his hand upon the great
iron gate leading into the road,
when he heard his name called, 10
d clear, childish voice.
JEFF, jeff! Oh, wait a moment !!
| And then, turning his heavy
eyes, he saw a. fairy. Of ten suu-
| mers, a .golden-haircd darling
| dressed all in white, coming dow II
the broad walk with flying feet.
OF all the treasures his employer
possessed, Geofrey knew this,
his only child, was the dearest
| Motherless from her birth, she
had been her fathers idol her
whole petted life.
I: jeff she painted, coming TO bis
Eside, you must 90 away, papa
says, but l know you never, never
took the watch Did you? p
No, Miss Daisy, / never took
it,
I. Il know it! Pm going to fine
out who did take it. And Jeff
you must. take this
She opened her tiny white hanc
to show lying upon the palm {
broad tweuty.doilar gold piece
But the boy shrank back.
No, no, Miss Daisy he said 8
cannot
But you must. 1t is my own
my very own. Aunt Louise gav'
it to De on my olrtnuay. LII Ch'
corner | scratched M. H. for Mar
garet Hoys, with a pin, but
tguess it won't hurt it. Pleas
please, dear JEFF, do take it,
She pressed it into his reIuctan
hand and then throwing her arm
around his neck, kissed him witt
fher child lips, saying:
4 will find out who did take th'
watch, jeff, and then you VII
come back
| Before he could answer she wa
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@
Dpstrgpr.
THORNS AND ROSES.

From morn till night Johns hammer rang,
, e.. The tale Of labor telling;
But oft ne marked, with envious eye.
squire's Hsrdy's cosydweLing.
One day the squire himself came by
My horse has lost shoe, John,
And that's the least OF all my cares,
But cares don't come TO you, John,
The lightning struck my barns last night;
Ny. child pear death Is laid, John; =.
MOI life is not 'what; folks suppose.
'Tis not Of roses, made, john"
And thenYthe squire rode sadly off, ,.
John watched him in amazeuen.,
And, as he watched, two faces bright
Pseped from the open easement.
He heard his wife's voice, sweet and low,
His bsby's merry laughter;
John gave his anvil such a blow,
1t shook each smoky rafter. ..
81 wousd-not.change with squire; !" said he
'For allhis land and money:
There's thorns for him as we'll as me, IL
But not such roses bonDy! ...7''' 20
Frederick E. Weatherly.S
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DUE WEST
4 BM Alb CObbBGk

More prosperous last year than, usual ;
annually growing in popular favor; TWEEN
ty-oae wears ander the same administration;
EMPLOYS only the best teachers; depends
upon merit for success and offers the best
advantages for tue least money ;d6Z:oo
paws board and tuition for one year,
The next College year will open Monday,
the 4th October.
Send for Circular, to
Rev. J. I. BONNER, President,
Due West, Abbeville County, S. 9.
Aug. 1, 32-6t.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER I, 1880. -.

Then moving chalr near Inc
one she had occupied, be told her
Of his grand.fathcr's legacy and
the change Of name.
Through good land in,years Of
prosperity and the tempsation.s that
assails all ofns, I'hage scsrrIed q
golden talisman, TO keepm5 heart
pure and trae, that 1 might some
day dare tokring it to yopr'feet,
be said.
And through q mist of:happy
tears she saw him open q large
lockeehanging to:his watch chain.
No Immature face, 4noslock +ofhair
was there, but carefully set a
twenty-dollar gold piece, with II.
NJ scratched with q pin in one.
corner.
In the. drawing room Mrs. Bris-
tow wondered what detained our
hero for the evening; but when
he came iH<late she read nothing
of the secret that was IN his happy
eyes. - -. = = . "
She saw his courteous attention
to her governess, but attributed
to the innate courtesy Of the
young millionaire, and Daisy sang
as if inspired. and threw = shower
of fantasies into her waltz and
gallop music.
But when Miss Hoyt was asked
for in Mr.. Wharton's calls, when
the stylish turnout that was ad-
mired Of all Albany stood at the
door for Miss Hoyt to drive, Mrs.
Bristow grew savage.
You are too forward with stran-
gers she told Daisy.
But Mr.. Wharton is an old
friend. | knew him when [ was
a little gi11, and-and we are to
be married in the spring. said
blushing Daisy.
And considering Mr.. Whartoh's
wealth and position, and his future
wifs's probable influence in socie-
ty, Mrs. Bristow wisely made the
best of it, and Daisy was provid.
ed with a trousseau and a wedding
party, for Your great kindness to
Allie said Mrs. Bristow grace.
fully.
Not until they. had been some
daysmarried did Willard Wharton
say one day carelessly.
'By-thc-by, Daisy, was that
watch ever found ?
Yes, Felix was arrested SIX
months afterward for stea ling
some of the plate, and in his trunk
was the watch. Papa searched
faithfully for you, but you had
vanished as if the earth had swal
lowed YOU
Il knew it would turn up some
where said Mr.. Wharton, quietly
'and perhaps now it is just as vel
it was missed. If 1 had not left
in disgrace, my darling might
not have given me my COLDER
talisman.'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-01

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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-01

The Sunday is the core Of our
civilization, dedicated to thought
and reverence. 1t invites the
noblest solitude and to the no.
bIest society.