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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-11-28
l..xCE y A
TEE RH DAy AZ tho EIks Jockey
Club's Races.
Pr On the srp,lael Of Saturday. ]

lFE III " " osNuIuAN
Ths b iser, aud that which will At.
trsrt un - the Elko track during the
shrSs d. sport which Is advertised to
eosss Ct 1I the 2jth. Goth. ami 27th
tDs;Sa.. . the mach q C betwevu
IAaso sGt Chncs.
Nrvdrs6 4 Ennor's sorrel stallion il
AAcr,sSAbred, S1t no ID young. He
10 hs0~h 80 ''Chsrlsy Chace," and ia
IN. aEsi q soiug Was ~ermatched. but
he has g, S-u strong; has been tended
With carr aud his last running has
MsIs q .Ik gu the time table which i.
hard to s,4t.
L4nsr - . horse very similar to
saasi~h y. general appearance. He i,
t5o psoe Wy of Lieu,cnsut Brown Of
foIt HS~ cox. but the Dorsey Brothers
ksts HIN L., charge, aud those who arc
ss7asi1,-S Nth the hands ho IL in fear
pdt tks soNSht.
The ret between these two horses
will cen "a nett Friday. Ii is for
ti,Oe.. nj tho money Is up. The race
viii wai sAe fourth one between these
I've. fTuy time they have rua a,
Trlis 81 on Chae-'- own stamping
Et"uni. Tao first two races Chace lost.
ssi u H. ',i,7sd by Woodruff q Ennor
that he :, ;hem because he WAS not
.trsnssi' I'd AID in the condition lie Is
ho~. .N's result Of the last race DO
iscsa l1uu appears to back up this
o~ItEivn -: Chaee won by n trifing
distance. Il Is also claimed Ivy LNuce's
ls,ker. hat he uas not treated fairly
ia she h>s trial 81 speed. hence the 70.
ssIi. "a 'sci, there has never been any
great asyi,Shtt 10 brag Of between the
tSo hos'.. ct the ANAL outcome. and
this TIM u speed will he n very close
one.
From 40 returned sporting fraternity
~bo wer fortunate (?) enough to be
eE-f 81 Cp-uy Crock. NO learu there il
much i.SNI"st manifested ia that quar-.
tee 80 \ Vie approaching race between
J.anse IA Chace, most of tho boys
feeling i:.i!Eed to put their coin on
ChNee.
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AlalInuI Leaders.

The SSu Pon this morning phys e
A~gsaes.- -ompi'mcnt to tho Cha, rmnn
~ thu g s,uty Republican Committee,
aud TO hs hsmbers generally Of said
Comm TIA, Tor their work during tho
pat esraIs ~. We presume the thanks
and GOV yiinents wcro deserved. nj.
though 'N'vst aud disaster were the
riSbss' q MS OF their not very fruitful
iAbors. The Republicans had placed
ihs NAM - meht OF their campaign uu.
DIR sub . Committee as that which
sasitois iths Democratic organization,
WITH - ;idoiy. Chairman. tho result
might ~ = been different In some 70.
sptess. Experience IL sometimes rs
s~sssstirt zs we'll as zeal.
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tFrom Tuesdays Daily
AaImaRund1


The case Of the State vs.. Hssine, O, n
charge Of poisoning n horse is Oh trial
in the District Court to-day,
A slight fall Of snow last night has
made the bills appear somewhat wintry
hereabou,s, to-day; but the weather has
decidedly moderated.
A correspondent at Wells. this morn
Ing, writes: "Tho great race between
Lance and 'Chace' is of. at least for
the present. 'Chsce' gave his keepers
the slip. took u tour TO the mountains.
and succeeded in lameins himself"
The ladies Of Wells will give u grand
Leap Year ball at Scherf's Hotel. on
Thursday evening. the 25th inst. Good
music has been secured, aud everything
will be done 10 make 1t the most enjoy
able event OF the season. Tickets ~. ~,
including supper. All geEtlemen adj
mitted to ths ball free.
John ArmitAge's bill Of fare for
Thursday next is enough to make his
patrons wish that Thanksgiving came
every day in the year. The Humboldt
House will receive many visitors about
4 o'clock P. NJ. when the destruction OF
oysters, chicken. ducks and turkeys
will besin-to say nothing Of vegeta.
bles, cakes and pies Of every descrip-
ton. See sd"
A Conductor excursion train Of hyo
Pullman sleepers stopped for breakfast
here this morning. II was said to con
tain 100 Conductors aud many ladies' Of
their families. 1t is a little cool to tako
all excursion from New York and
Chicago. and the IDEAS OF these pleas.
ure takers about the great continental
interior are likely TO be somewh.t vague
unless the snowbauks subside before
their return. They will prefer Cali
fOrnia to Nevada In the month OF No.
yeinbor.
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PhotoxraphIr

Murry Durham, the we'll known or.
list, reopcned his gallery In this place
on Monday last. aDd will remain during
tho next two weeks, at the ex.
piration Of which time he returns
to California for tho Winter. Persons
In this section who would secure elegant
aud lifo.liko pictures should embrace
the opportunity. as IL will probably be
the last offered tbis season. Go to the
gallery and examine the beautiful
specimens Of Mr. Dunham's skill.
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Again Heard From.

A copy Of the NortAUsst Tribune, pull.
lished ut Cheney, Washington Tor,
has just reached Us, aud in glanciug
over it's columns wn find that q portion
at least, Of our Ruby Valley friends,
who migrated last Summer. have con.
cluded to pitch their tents in that camp
The Tribune Of October 2stb, has the
following:
1T is a pleasure to chronicle the ar
rival Of Nessrs. w. W. Griswold aud J.
w. Thompson. Both are men of con.
siderable means, and are Of the right
stamp. being enterprising. go ahead
business men Of the first class. Mr..
Griswold has already commenced a
building 241i0. to be we'll furnished for
q saloon, and Mr.. Thompson will at
once commence a large livery stable. It
Is snch kind Of men that are welcome la
Cheney, US they posses the elements OF
success"
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The nnces>

Pools will be sold every night at the
Bank Exchange Saloon on the result OF
the races. While on this subject We
may say. that the rumor We referred to
yesterday, to the effect that owing to an
injury Of one Of the horses. the race
between ''Chsce and Lance" would
not come of, is denied by persons who
ought to know, aud the assertion made
that the original programme will be
c'rried out. We give both rumors. as
We have no personal knowledge Of tho
subject.
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1aiaaGonAL

No. n co.
Disias essviess viii b heid ~ the
ersSAra.x ChArsh on narSdsy n IL
Az. sss.scs Of he ~rnou ."Rsusou.
Tar rAAai giving. No eo'asesionA- All
ere iavitsl.
1sv. 0esgsJ Jennings viii hold divine
osrvtoss' ss 0Nngsr Hall Tomorrow
evening. My. Sunday School At IL
o'clock. Sisats Gee. All He cordially
tsVlts1 h A;tsad
pivies s.I,iess At the Presbyterian
ChAreh 10 rror:ov. morning and esen.
ing. 6ISIaih School II 10: 20.
ashjs0s =, thr asruius, "our God a
C~esSaHasx Nss;'' IN the evening, The
Ark Of IA" Seats free. All are in.
Sitsd.
From iku II. h~Son. says the Tsn,I-
RoS>~, ,l,S arrived in town last night.
vs issra Lat most Of the prospectors
cad MN - IN the vicinity Of Mountain
City has suspended work for the
wiatsr. Shis they were compelled to
DO On S~-Esoant Of the extreme cold
weather. rsa the difficulty of getting in
supplies a airing the coming cold season.
AIsrsS . Santity OF work on mines in
oas OF ~ IT. Of tho neighboring camps
hsa beer. planned and will probably be
carried at next Spring. or a. soon as
tbs Mip:. : breaks up. L.
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The WnrdenshIp.

Sheriff Ben Fitch Of Elko has been
suggested as a most available candidate
for the wardenship Of the State Prison .
Mr.. Fitch Is entirely oompcten, for tho
responsible position, yet we would dep
rccatS any attempt to create public or
private opinion at the present time In
favor Of any aspitsnls for the Office.
which we do not know positively that
Mr.. Fitch is. Other names have also
been suggested, and II the iurore Don.
tinuss thoro 10 no telling when the eI.
element will stop. Our advice 10 the
members Of tho Legislature would DO
simply o common sense appeal to 40
u~nplcdgcd 10 any candidate. II a
change Ii TO DO made. though none ia
needed, there will be ample time 10
discuss the availability OF tho various
sspiran.s after the Legislature meets
Carson nm,S,
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Motel ArrIYnl0.

Charles Christopher Bethel, Carlin,
J. Ii. Mcclure. do
O.. Ii. Willis and wife. Milwaukee
F. A. 'Conners and wife, do
c. IS. Kenyon, st. Paul.
Geo. Henry, do
W. Il. YeArim, Salt Lake.
L. Z. Cox. Deeth.
Charles Young, Lamoille.
S. II. Streeter. do
A. II. Gdswold. Ruby.
g. G. Griswold. do
d. S. Lanstraff. do
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Attrm pied suicide.


tTioh ! &c NlINfT STATE, s-ls
Shortly after IL o'clock, yesterday,
Jacob Ulrioh fred a pistol shot at his
wife. at her place OF business. near the
Depot. j. u. Gramm, in the absence
Of an officer, arrested him and told him
he must go to Jail. Uirich prevailed
upon his oHptor to 60 over the sand
hills, instead Of along the public streets
TO the Court House. when they arrived
in the Court House yard. Ulrich asked
permission 10 enter the wood house for
n moment. This was granted him. aud
while Mr.. Gramm went insids TO inform
tho officers. tho report Of a pistol shot
Was heard ia the rear Of the Court
House. and u minute later, Ulrich
rushed into the District Attorneys Office
all covered with blood aud bleeding
profusely from a wound in his face. lie
told tho District Attorney that he had
attempted TO kill himself. He said he
entered the wood shed back OF the
Court House, put the muzzle OF a pistol
In his mouth and pulled tho trigger.
DIR. Hanson, who was called to attend
him. found that the ball passed outward
and upward through his left cheek and
u a furrow up the side OF his face, DO
tween tho enr and eye. Domestic
troubles are said to be the cause OF his
attempt at self destruction. He has
also been drinking heavily Of late. Tho
wound 10 not dangerous.
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RubH nIIrN.

The Eureka Ledder learns from Mr..
VIM. Snow that the b~lack.lrg epidemic
is still raging among the cattle in Ruby
valley, but Is gradually disappearing The
water in the Lake il very low, and il no
change is made in the seasons Soon. the
former lake will become a plain. This
season but few ducks or geese are visi-
bic, where they formerly covered tic
surface Of the lake.
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Tint WnrdrnnhIn.

Aliuding to an article We re.published
yesterday from the Carson Times. Mr..
Ben Fitch. desires US to say that under
no circumstance would he consent to
accept the position Of Warden Of tho
State Prison even II tenIered to him;
that having been elected Sheriff be pro.
poses to execute its duties without
regard TO any otuer positio IL
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I. y. Stone, Of Elko. will be q caudi-
date before the Senate for tho position
OF Secretary. Mr.. Stone was formerly
State Senator from Elko county, and
is n man competent to fill tho duties
Of the position to which he aspires:
The above is copied from the Esterpri,s
Of Tuesday. and Is in evidence that tho
editor OF that journal is acquainted with
the gentleman referred to. No more
competent mau for the position could
be selected. and rs a majority OF tho
members Of the neI, Senate are Repub.
licans, so staunch n member OF that or.
ganiZation, as Mr.. Stone. should certain.
ly receive recognition from that body.
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That fresh Eastern cider just received
at the Gem direct from Michigan. Is one
OF the most palatable rs we'll a. one of
the most healthful Of drinks. Don't
take our word for it, however, but 20
and try IL for Yourself.
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DcntlAtrn

DR.. F. c. Jessup, the we'll known
dentist, departs for his home in San
Francisco tomorrow. to remain during
the Winter. but will return here pro.
~fcssionaliy, early in the Spring.
ELKo. November 8, 1880. I'm
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Fast MOpaea.

The . soraisd bp.tsr 81. Jniisn will
probably ION pass Elko on his way to
cstifoS ~ be isI Omaha on the 18Th.
hsHAt VII remain East this wintsr.
Vssa'aAa Ter owner, predicts .ha, .hs
'iiitns sga rear IN Q os, and ultimately
IN an.
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3latrl Arrivals.

~ Williams. Mound Valley.
A. o, ,iitchum, Bull Run.
~ Srench. Island Mountain.
d. 81. Wallis, Battle Mountain.
IT ssyiOck, Star Valley.
cSsi. Lui. Gan Francisco.
siE s!ayjsraeld. do
Ms Sisck. C.rliu,
d. ; hmsds. Virginia City.
j. 1iipS, --
I'D tbei. Halieck.
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TAHsypur watches. clocks and Jewelry
10 Gerber, Tho wa,ohmster."it ypu
wish 10 have thom repaired by an en-.
poheuosd workman. AL work var.
rAnisd.
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J. d. Roseberry's blacksmith shop a,
Tascarora, vas consumed by hto Mon.
day evening; the vigorous Efforts Of cit.
izons saved tho buildings neal u, how.
ever.
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sir Ashley Cooper'- vital IRestora-

The great English remedy-has made
more cures OF Nervous Debility. Semi
nal Weakness, Lost Msnbood. noctur-
nal emissions, lassisude, inability for
mental labor, dependency and such
diseases as are induced by youthful
follies and eTcessess than all other
medicines combined. Why will you
suffer- Send to A. 4. Mintie. 81. D.,
No. II Kcnrney street. San Francisco,
for the Restorative and be curcd. Price
SO per bottle. Four times the quantity
$40. Try a bottle. DR.. Mintie treats
all private diseases successfully with
ont mercury.
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Ja4ee ,. =. ,Ri.eh. Pr<AlAi...

n. p. Haynes N. Eiko Soap and
Mining Deposit oompany-CAn con-
tuued on sceosnt Of sickness Of witness
and q Of parties dsfsadants.
VIM. Sachs W. ChAtles Lyndsn. lade.
msnt for plaintiff in accordance with
prayer Of complaint.
Court adjourned until Tuesday At
10 O'Clock.
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HAmiuana I.IIsr Is,

Tbs Esih Ssing Las list Of letters re.
nsini's - the Elko Once. unclaimed.
for 'hoscst ending Saturday, Nov. 40,
$50, .,
AIisa Tt'it Busk Mrs MO
Cohns pkS' King Mrs Victoria
AartiI trtnJ Thibeer CLARK
NiisoG In
.. W. Hull. +. NJ.
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Melee.

NOsiee.
All parties indebted to the estate OF J.
J. aarrecht. deceased. are hereby mott.
fed that Joseph Lang. Of the Humboldt
Lodging-houso. 10 authorized TO re-
ceive the amounts duo said estate. and
to receipt for the same.
ELKo. Nov 6, 1850.
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A LARoS invoice Of the celebrated
White RE Whisky jus. received at the
Gem Saloon.
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New Arrtrni.

Gerber The Matchmaker" has just
received the incest assortment of
Watches, Chains and Jswslry. ever be-
fore brought to Elko. Go and see
them.
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CHAMrAoSs Of the best quality and
brands. can be had at Reckhsrt 4
Froelich's Saloon.
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Booths celebrated oval band oyster
received at he Com Restaurant daiI,
by express.
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FsEsH MAD LARD, hams end bacon
received weekly. Lard. 10 bs. 81 rs;
s MS. % cents. at Jackson's. ncIt TO
The PostoGlco,
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The best quality Of Rhine Wines ut
the Eiko Bakery and Saloon, Reckhart
x Co.. Proprietors.
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A LARGE invoice of A Key West
Cigars just received at the Gem.
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BORN,

sElBERr-lh Ogden, Utah, Nov. 10, 1880, to
the wife Of George A. seibert, a daughter.
Mother and child doing well, and George
looks'happy over this his 6rst born.-saI,
Lake Tribune.
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ThiR s'ornina-chaglss Luz, D..
AiAsast' Y. Silva aud A. q. Milebuiu.
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FnrsH Breed. Pies and Cakes ., tho
Elko Bakery.
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FrSr old cosnsc =. Rscihari h srosl-
ich,.:
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DISTRICT cOURr RnOcRkn-
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-25

10 good!" said Mrs. Damer.
20 usiy!" said her niece.
20 clever!" continued tho elder
~.
=. % iat!" replied tho younger one.
The kindest. hearted young man
btAs world"
"Aad tho least interesting"
well. have It your own wsyl" ex.
d1lned Mn. Damer. now fairly II.
at1a1ed. For tho sake Of argument
WI grant the justice OF all you soy.
lS0 10 further. and ccncede that
i - vast majority Of tho world 10 -
1:od - yourself to true worth and
m A)sat. I will even admit. II you
- tAAe ] en- "a unreasonable old
hUenao. But, however ugly, TIT and
underwriting Arthur Iestrange may
- sveo you. Dora, can not deny
i ~ y b we'll born, we'll bred and
-"
d 70 loe deny n. my darling aunt."
- Doea. IAN ] cay 10 that bic
-, bgeediaG and wealth constitute
- suGelsat reason for my marry.
u him."
Nh yous Industry. your aver.
eoolo GAysey. your iadl6srence To
~ cd your passion for house.
1DepoaO. you reserve yourself fov
lveh . cottage. I psesume?' asked
- aaat sA,castjcally.
Dosa AnGhsd-s soft. saucy laugh
- NJ ftom her occupation Of
onlooe . spray OF yellow roses, and
ovvoeoeAed the open French window
.g1os Nm. Damer nat at work
1eoo)l1G. shs pllloWed her williul
o1ooeo lead % tho old lady . should
= a1kiaG, With q world Of surpsiset
oSoeoeA 10 her brown eyes: "Wh!
~ ~ - % cross?"
Clild! lam not crosse" said be
sohly stroking tho airl's littl
- Ian not Gross. but I en- q
ve0aa nov. and not . rich one
49, tAia 80 you IN some sal
Nodse kssplng before I close q
mo- Q void which b fall Of tsot
81 - q temptation"
4 - ~ 90 not going 70 cloa
lSs - 80 yst," musmueed Doel
oaln0ty. '.And Arthur Lessrsna
sss II ~ saly yousG man 10 ID
s;s - - sves - 1asnlsigh."
- y b ~ oaly oae 10 Who,
n oello0 IT, yoa I eould fully trust,
- Dsoee. He hes prove
y 1elsvss 20 sisessely, bse b
4 y ~ tasepoes Ainsele 10 Z
i agalsss. II vill segtalAl
oeeD1ool ~ asewes WAlsA u
.oDo4 = Gl1oa1eA IN to.Asy.
~ u eoly liGeods =
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the BAREFOOT BOY.
ny JOHN g. WHITTIER.

the BAREFOOT BOY.
ny JOHN g. WHITTIER.
.,...;nr. on thee, little many
SS..,sfact boy, with check Of tan!
~ ~ tufned.up pantalOons. =
~ ~; thv merry whistled tunes;
T,1i thy red lips, rsddef still
49, 81 strawberries On the hill;
1seA N: sunshine on thy face,
Ts.aeA thy torn brim's jauuty grace;
81 M heart ] give thee joy
~ssocce . barefoot boy!
p.inee thou art-the grown up man
oniy 10 republican:
III The million -dollared ride,
Sss,(oos trndging at bis side,
Thou hast more than he can buy
Ia Tie reach OF ear and eye
Clutwar,l sunshine. inward joy;
blessings on thee, barefoot hoy!
Oior boyhood's painless play,
Slssp that wakes in laughing LAY.
Haalth that mOcks the doctors rules,
Knowledge never learned at schools,
M the wild bees morning. chase,
N the wild flowers time and place,
Tlieht Of fowl and habitude
N 3be tenant Of the wool;
Nav the tortoise bears his shell,
nov the wOodchuck digs his cell,
lnd the ground mole sinks his we'll;
Iew The robin feeds biz young;
lov the orioles nest is hung;
where the whitest lilies blow,
where The freshest berries grow,
Where the gronndnut trails its vine.
where the woodgrape's clusters shine;
Nthe black wasp's cunning way,
Mason Of bis walls Of clay,
And the architectural plans
on cray hornet artisans
For eschewing books and tasks,
Natsre answers oil he asks;
Haad 10 baud with her he walks,
Taes 70 face with her he talks.
psss and parcel Of her joy
D,sssiugs % the barefoot boy!
Dir boyhooil's time Of June.
Csswding years in one brief moon,
Win I'll things heard or saw.
re. their master, waited for.
I ~ rich in flowers and trees,
Hunming. birds and honey hses;
For ny sport tho squirrel played.
Piled The shouted mole bis spade;
Fos ny taste the blackberry cone
pskp)ed over ridge and stone;
L1aehed the brook for my delight,
TAssugh the day and through the night
Vhispesing At the garden wall,
TAXED with mo from Fall To Fall;
Mia the aand. trimmed pickercl pond,
Miss ths walnut slopes beyond.
Niss, on bending orchard trees,
ADVlss Of Hsspsrides!
sin o. my horizon grew,
Larger grew my riches. too;
Al Ne world / saw " knew
Gsemed complex Chinese toy
rtsAioasd for 4 barefoot hoy!
or leslal dainties spread.
Like ~ bowl Of milk and bread
Pewter spoon and bowl Of wOMl,
o. tAs doosstone gray and rude!
OF ~, like q regal tent,
Cjeudy. ribbed, the sunset hent,
pusp6 curtsinetl, tinged with gold.
Laspsd 10 many q wind swung fold:
Whils ios music came the play
Wthe pied frogs orchestra;
Al, 70 light the noisy choir,
Liz ths6y his lamp Of fire.
Wss monarch: pOmp and joy
Waited On the barefoot hoy!
Chsesily, then, my little man,
Live md lssgh ~ boyhOol can!
Theagh the tlinty slopes be hard,
/. SD1lSle.spsared tho new. mOwn swar'
Every nom shall lead thee through
yVesk baptisms Of the dew: >
.Evesy evening from thy feet
1oalI The cool wind Kiss the heat;
An to seeN these leet must hide
70 The prison cells Of pride,
Lac tie fssedom oithe sol.
Like colts jos work l,e shod.
Mads 10 tread The mills Of toll
Up sad dewS 10 ceassless MOL;
Hsppy nthsir tracks be found
MsvR g hsbiddon ground;
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"Why?" whispered Stsro'y'' o's'
contentedly. He had not . paTtica'
lsrly musical voice. and perhaps BE-
cause Of THE always spoke in . very
low tone to women. "Why?"
Dora blushed, hesitated. picked .
| flower IN her bouquet to pieces. and
finally said frankly: II do not see
Why / should not tell you. tor you
arc too kind and too Just to mistake
my aunt's motives"
The Hungarian raised his eyebrows
ct this exordlum and looked little
uneasy.
"Wsll," said Dora. plunsins des-
per,tsly Into her subject, .the truth
l., my aunt Il . little mistrustful Of
Mt. stracey's enthuslasm: and
though she likes you very much"
(Oh! Dora. was this quite the case :,
|-"shec Gan not b sstls0sd - to youl
prospects, and 90 on. until she be-
he'd . little moro Information about
them"
"But I am willing to give oil TIL
Information which che desiree. sait
0tarolyi, with 90 cir OF great dignity
my private papers. my cheque.book
tho letters from my agents. tho plan
OF my property all are at her eel
vice."
"Of course, Of course. I know.
, stsmmered Dora. already repentan
; and overawed.
'.She bee bat 10 speak-to ak.
J continued tho gentleman. 10 . GU
; moro Injured tone. This Eaglb
. prudence \, I conises, . little stvang
B 70 No: 10 Hungary 10 manage thinl
di6scsntly: sspeeoions aes not cal
y upoa tho honor Of q 1ohleman. B,
: here, Whses ! an Q stSanOoe
b "Deasesti please ~ 10 more
, beoksia Does, nov thocou6hly d
, dressed. II Was wrong to tell 10
J. / haye hurt your 1eeliaGD."
T. "You ca never hut ~ iee)la0D
y - The tender rsply. "What pai
y ~ = sAas yous annt should noe -
, speesa g -. e; 10 s.. - :, ~ =