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. hnfnhse eAhsn. We h~s rat sorsf
stuffed Sr~-a chairs Ia as psrass. an
ssme ckronscs On Dr. sal ds, COS: tsu
.ssilin's sps-re. bas q AN IN place aa'
far an le psinfis'. Il voa,d h~ pat y.
noeh cutter place In my ezAia. and %.
mt surrounains. o. isc. curtains eh~r
. smoke house vtnxtrr. My greet
chsrs now h~srnsoatre ~k M isSrsiH
carpet: ms ekromeus deaa' hok ess
'tongsids ~ plaster II Paris bzss o:
Sh~ake<p~arv. my ,hrer-AoilAx rh-s
hsinr s1y too gorg~oas far De CHATS
l~xsnbreqsins whieh dc ole woman made
We are osly ole siAse-fSiks mp asr. ee'
we know better dan 10 w'Ar sh~n dot
lars worf u Ia, ND tvo aoliar' xorl
Of huirs. IL whit. women ~sn "a
come down town wta = kundrr-i della
cloak on. an 20 bach home 81 cATpet'
full Of holes an baker, bread supper,
dai's no guide for my ole m II
white men walk sroan' like lords, an
VT ose fur hss winters coal. aA,s NJ
guide fur me. No. gem len. d.aa' aP-
so, my house did an lie pAin,in'. peAa'
make up no present, nor nufan. bal
keep yer change doxn in yer pockets,
for sore froa;s. or = tech Of fever. -
Defruf FIR Press.
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N uss.,l sssu.

Tng morning was warm and bright.
and The robins were uhtsfllnx 10 the
trees behind The hospital The M that
made the March morning % mild
STRAINED in q the half-curtained win
dow and lighted up the wan features at
. poor sufferer lying on . cot IN b lone
ward Il vas . young . and he sas
Q stranger In the city. All that vas
known Of him uas that he had been
found early one morning lying beside
the railroad track with his bser limbs
crushed and bleeding. He WIS taken
TO the hospital. and when he recovered
sufficiently. he said that he had fallen
beside the track weak from hunger and
loss of sleep. His eyes frightened - .
Sister Of Charity entered the ward. and
he asked that his cot be pushed near the
window. which being done be begged
that the window might be raised- The
Sister rcfosed.
please. please raise the window"
he pIcaded-"it will not be for long.
and I want 20 hear the birds sing this
morning. Raise the window. good Sis
ter; / have something TO tell you"
With some misgiyings the Sister did
as she WAS requested and the patient
dragged himself upward with great pain
until his arms rested upon the sill Then
he spoke with difficulty:
This is the second day Of March. Is
it not, Sister? Oh. what . happy DAY
il va To have been for me. knew the
birds would sing today. I knew they
would sing for Matte and me to-day.
Observation-Disclosures the the
trees-oh! Matte. Matte, l pas innocent
Of the cri-."
The poor fellow was exhausted and
his head dropped upon his thin. wasted
arms. while the tears flowed from his
eyes. The Sister gently raised him
from the position into which he had
fallen. and prepared TO lay his head upon
the pillow.
Il am much to blame for allowing
you to talk. You must be quiet. now"
mo! nor he whispered hoarsely.
81 want TO tell you NJ l have only
a few minutes To wait. We were to
have been married to-day. l vas
accused (oh. will the pain W leave
me for a moment)-quick! see here is
her picture"
The sufferers breath came faster and
be grew psler as he O r away a small
locket fastened with a cord around his
neck.
"Send il to Matte and say that-God
knows l was an innocent. The address
is"
The poor boys head fell upon the
window-sill. but the bright sunbeams
could bring no warmth TO the face that
was growing icy cold. and only He who
made the sun TO shine knew the stor,
that was left untold.-Dstroit Free
Press.
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leave the country. They were 70 be
back in i've months.
Drusilla-poor trusting fooli-ldol-
lied The man and obeyed him. To her
he was . knight without repruaeh.
Bot soon his cundsct 10 her altered
strangely, and she began 20 suspect that
all was not right He grew cold and
cruel. and she was miserable and I'M
happy. =,
She wrote secretly TO her sister, told
her troubles and how quickly her hus-
bands conduct had altered The sister
urged her 20 leave him and come home.
She vas expecting her to do 90 when
there came the news Of her Illness and
death, and then Of the mysterious disap-
pearsnce Of the BODY. From that mo-
ment Drusilla Emerton's sister made up
her mind to fatbom the mystery and
bring the guilt home TO the murderer.
She refused TO accept the explanation o!
her sisters death. She Believed Blisseti
Emerfon TO be quite capable Of carrying
out a carefully-matured plot to get rid
Of her. The disappearance OF the body
strengthened her suspicious She con-
ciudcd at once that be feared the corpse
might afterward be exhumed, and - II
turned out her suspicious were correct
When some time afterward he arrived
in England, she commenced To put her
plans into execution. She would terrify
his secret from him. I have said she
was an actress by profession She was
also an exact counterpart in height and
feature of her dead sister.
When Emerfou went 10 live in cham
bers she managed by q clever artifice 70
get a duplicate set OF keys. The place
Is open night and day, and as there are
only one or two men in residence it is
easy TO choose q time TO step up the
stairs unnoticed. By getting into the
Enclosure before twelve one would not
even be seen by the gate-porter.
The plan which occurred TO the muir
dered woman's sister bad been put in
execution for the first time that night.
Early in the evening she had let him
see her face among the trees l had
been an unsuspected witness Of the sue.
sess Of her appearance as n from the
dead.
All this was told at the trial in Amer.
ca. He was extradiied and l went over
as . witness. But not even on the scat
fold would he tell where reposed the
remains of his victim. The avengine
sister is now a member OF MI. Is
Dramatic Company. and the story, al.
though well known in the States. is now
perhaps told for the first time in Eng
fand.-LOndon Referee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-22

PLArN ArYLk sAucH-Psre, quzrtrs
and core them; pa, them into = sanee-
pan with snfiieien; cold water Ia cover
the apples; place them On the fire and
boil gently until they are tender, lhen
drain and mash them to = perfectly
smooth pulp; add a gcod-sizei lump o.
butter and = dash either q grated nut
meg or ground cinnamon.
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PROMISE AND FULFYLLHEYT.

PROMISE AND FULFYLLREET.
l.
WHEN the February run
Shine. In long slant rays, and the dun
Gray skies turn red and gold.
And the winters cold
ls touched here and there
With the subtle air
That seems 20 come
Frum the fsrod homo
0f the orauge and palm.
With their breath 81 hahn,
And the biue-bird's throat
Sweiis with a note
of rejoicing gay.
Then we turn and say,
Why, spring Is ncar!"
When the hrst fne grass comes Up
In pase green blades. ana the cup
OF the crocus pushes It's head
Out OF fts ch illy bed,
And purple and old
Begins to unfold
In the morning sun,
While rfyuiefs run
Where the frost b Vi set
Its icy seal, and the siiIs are wet
With the drip. drip, drip,
Prom the wooden lip
of the burdencd caves.
Where the pigeon grieyes,
And COOS and woos,
And softly sues,
Early and late,
Its willing male,
Then. with rejoicing gay,
We turn and say.
why. spring Is here"
Ill.
When all the brown earth lies
Beneath the blue bright skies,
Clothed with ID mantle OF green.
A shining, varying sheen.
And the scent and sight of the rose.
And the purple lilac blows,
Here, there and everywhere,
Meet one and greet one till
Ones senses fingle and thrill
With the heaven and earth-bOrn sweetness,
The sign OF the carth's completeness
Then lifting our voices we say,
"Oh, stay, thou wonderful day!
Thou promise OF Paradise
That to heart and soul doth sufiicc,
Stay. stay nor h istcn 10 fy
When the moon Of thy month goes Bly,
For the crown of the seasons IL here,
June, June. the month OF the year,
-yord Perm, IN Youths Companion
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-22

WAFyLEs.-One quart II milk. thres
eggs, two t~easpoonfnls Of eakiag-Pow'
der. one tablespoonful each Of butter
and sugar. and -four enough ,o make a
stiff batter. Bake In waffle irons.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-22

A thrifty German farmer in Kansas
wanted . second wife. The ladies Of
Kansas were unsatisfactory, 50 he sent
to . friend in Pittsburg and asked him
in . brief, ~business-like letter to hant
him up . wife in the Smoky City. His
friend happened to bescquainfed with .
cemely German maiden who was anxi-
ess 20 be married, and pressed the suit
Of the applicant in that quarter. He
sent . Photograph Of the lady 10 the
Kansas man, Who wrote baek that he
WA entirely satisfied with her appear
ance and to send her on by next train
He inclosed fare for her. The lady
boarded the first train, and arrived in
Kansas several weeks ago. She was
met BY the expectAnt farmer, and IN .
few hours they were joined IN wedlock.
The sequel a Tie story i that . day or
two since tAe Pittsburg friend, who was
. driser for . gentleman in this city, re-
ceived . letter from the Kansas man,
stating that be desired to reward his
TREND for securing the prise for him.
Inelosed wns . deed for . fse tract Of
land IN Kansns, and the driver has gone
out there 70 ett3e down--Hdtst~rg
(Ps.l C0~ne1eiak-
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A LITTLE Milwaukee boy who had
been in the habit II playing uaan, wa'
dressed in girls clothes ard broughi by
his mother 10 school, the other day. She
wanted to shame him.
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Medical Discovery

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me; watch me; follow me home; give
me into custodyif you like; Idon't care,
I've got what l wanted"
took her arm as though l had been
q policeman, and said: 'sPass through
the gate, then, and if you attempt TO
get away from me / shall call for
help"
She nodded to the proposition. The
man at the gate was half asleep. Iroused
him, and from his box he pulled the
cord and let us pass through the wicket
door into the strand.
then listened to the strangest story
that ever mortal lips had uttered. and
there was no doubt that every word Of
it was true.
The confession which the trembling
wretch had written at her dictation--as
he believed at the DIGESTION of his dead
wife, had read. 1t was 3 plain state
ment Of how he had poisoned the poor
| girl whom he had welded in . ft of
mad jealousy, and how he had concealed
his crime; how at the last moment he
had overheard . whisper thst some one
suspected foul play; and how, fearing
the body might be .exhumed. he had.
with the assistance Of an a~ccomplice,
since dead, stolen the body that night
and re-buried it in the gardenof = house
in : lonely pant Of the American town
where this accomplish lived
This woman wash his wife's sister, and
she had suspected foul play from the
first. She MS an actress, and Wa
xway ON = Droyincial tour when Blissett
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-22

GnocxKs recommend C. Gnbcrt's s,arehe-.
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see how far this warning was Justlhcu pF VIC
actual event And the result was that at the pre-
else moment iLouIs while walking IN ,ne strev tb
por;s had been knoe ked down by blow upon the
head. dealt by some one who approached MN uh,
perceived from behind. He tell senselesS TO .he
oronnd and the rutiian escaped nor could al tne
,forts of the police afford the slightest clew TOT MS
DETECTION. He was suspected TO have been boll'-
partst. Influenced by politlcai hatrou Va 'N' '"A
compromising Republican.
An amusing aneedote concerning Ex-Governor
Bisbop. OF ONO, is told in Cleveland 1t IS related
that arrangements were made one evening during
the recent fair to the president OF the STATE
Board of Agriculture and that functlonary had col
leced hi. thoughts for presentation and was about
to appear on the balcony and address the band and
the crowd. when Mr.. Bishop drove up to the hotei
with several friends. The Ex-Governor, with the
conlpess OF "a great man. took the sercnade - NM
self and rising ia the carriage bowed gracefully AUG
responded IN q characteristic speech. ne baad
disnersed the Ex-Governor retired. and the poor
agricultural presidents speech was never made.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. NOVEMBER 1880.

n raid into Mexico. - The French DEGREES have
been enforced in Toulon, Nismes. Carpentras ana
Marseilles. - Many shipwrecks are reported
from tho east coast of England. - Mount Nesu-
vius continues in eruption.
DoMEsTIC--An arrest for illegal voting at the re-
cent election has been made in Cleveland,
Oh1o. = The skeleton of man. supposed
10 have been Montreal journalist. was found
m tbc woods near Foxboro, Mass. satur-
dnv Several wrecks OF schoouers
and hanks were reported. &C President Hayes ~
on his way home 20 Ohio; he says the Republicans
Will carry California and oregon a.u
nil tie Northern States. GO The Mis-
sonri Pacific and the Wabash line have
reduced at Chicago their passenger rates
20 ST. L0u,s. GO The sugar works at LedV-
cnwOrth Kan. have been destroyed by hrP; -
Quarantine restrictions are 10 cease az Ne"-VTIctDs
on November |. -= Several delegations cdiieu On
General Garfield at Mentor Saturday
CITY AND SUBU&BAN.-The defence OF Kenward
IN 10. the alleged forcor Of tie Mercy letter. was
begun Saturday. == Further details OF the facts
concerning ". X. Graces naturalization were OBJ
taIncd --- The record of Mr.. Truax a. an as
ugnee was found not to b. clear. - Thomas
Hughes was entertained bv the L0tos Climb. -
Heury Ward Beecher and Colonel lngclsoli spoke in
Brooklyn.
Copies of the paper mag still lie obtained at the
Office Of TIE TRIBUNE or by mail. Price cents
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,ha pa,,s 81 loug nrotractei dis case had become
confirmed opium eater, and was su h,Iing 81 tue US
tressng symptoms OF this terrible habit Inc uo'''i
ordered her to crossthe BAY every day AMI iase SWIM
IN The Alameda baths. which she ana, ana III IL"
months was completely cured
motor yacht without steam now makes
about Boston harbor II illustrates the "orAns
Of a compressed air petroleum engine No sHoAe- i"Po
is visible there IL need OF any TOT 'ho
il no smoke and not much fire the Fame OF an OF
dipary kerosene mp. The whole engine ana running
machinery are contained In long. low box III LIE o
tom OF the boat. occupying scarcely more room tn a.,
would be required for The ballast o. sailpoat ~ I'm
size. The ptcuiar Y ~ this engine j. thtt '''''''
match brings II instantly into iuI working Po"'i
Every ambitious city in the country now
has rs decorative society, but feW as-octlo"' "
this ass are MANAGED more enecuYeV 'nah ''o o''
suppottcd by the Ladies OF Buffalo. l. gave briian'
exhibition a few days ago. Its rooms beng h"eu WI"
beautiffl things and crowded with in'eresed Vls'"rs
Contributions were made from other cities, CINCINNATI
sediae two large cabinets OF American Limoges home
talent vas not lacking ~ las proved ~ rgr and
porcelain, and by many beautiful specimens Oh artistic
neeGlewOrk.
A locomotive which is expected 10 make
ninety miles al hour has Just been completed IN Pater
sou. y j. The idrivpewncc rests on another Wheei
which IN urn rests upon the track This lower wnee
nos Two rims one foot smaller than the other The
outer rim touches track and the inner or smaller nm
supports the dryingwneeL Tho mouoh VI tue
drIviug-wheel thus communicated mag l.
fed by this arrangement, IN that The lower
wheel turns onetuird faster than the driYinE
wheel and 80 tie speed i increased. The smaller rim
Of the lower wheel bears 30 the lar-er Vim relation
similar T. that OF a large hub TO any wheel VI
course any rate OF motion communicated 10 such hno
Is greatly maguin,d at the periphery OF the wheel ID
tbe ,,ne yyar the motion the dryingwheel in this
case Is marnGcd by the peculiar arrangement "i me
wheel n rests tuOn The inventor believes that his loco
noe = IN W n, nor fog tire Increased resistance OF the
arr con n be run at the rate of lO7 mues hour He
cxDecis IL 10 make ninety miles d hour easily.
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PERSONAL.

Monsieur Jean Leon Gerome is one Of the hand
soonest men ia France. The lines of ms face are
wonderfully strong and refined and he has an IN
nistakable expression Of power HIS manners are
Quiet aud courteous. NJ. Jerome IS no" Htaii5
fitv-seyon. and has been painting since us SCHOOL
boy years
Professor Favvcctt does not allow his official work
as postmasterGeueral of Great Britain 10 Interfere
with ms professional duties Professor OF Political
Economy 10 Cambridge lie has already arranged
lis lectures fer the term-and that aftioh seems 10
dispose OF the TumoT that he was coming 10 wy
United States to study our postal ana telegraph
systems
TINS paragraph-from a recent private letter-ll-
illustrates the native kindness of ho next occupants
of the White House: " You remember my telling
Won that \ D.. who went from New-York 10 JOIN her
husband in California eight years ago, was sick on
the way and very k ndly looked after by a gentle
man and his wife. fellow-passengers on the same
tram These stranger friends In need were General
and Mrs Carried. She said her own parents could
not have been gracious and thoughtful for Der
comfort"
Great Britain rs said possess four famous shots
Lord de Grey, Lord Walsngham Lord Hunung-
field and the M2haraJah Dhulcep singh. The latter
Is short stout gentleman, vino h"s become thor-
ougaly ADplIcizsd He is sound Churchman and
generous olc; be is cultivated 10 art, especially IN
music. PLAYING well on several instruments, and IN
decd workIug at composition with the hope 81 some
day writing Su opera lie IS fond also Of mcchanl-
cal pursuits and is a good clock AND matchmaker.
doing all ihrrrOairs TINS line needed IN us beau
tiul country house of Elveden Han
NJ Gamberta. in a recent note referring to Carl
baldTs proposed visit 10 France, SAID i believe
that were Garibaldi 10 come and sec us he would
be received Dy every Republican with demons1ra-
tions Of affection ana gratitude, not merely as the
hero Of Dion. hut as the representative OF that
grand and generous country which IN the midst OF
our ryerse- sent forth the bra7cst and best OF It's
sons 10 die ior the cause OF our Republic ana OF
our freedom y Gaubaldi has written 10 Dambetta
an enthusiastic letter III which he speaks OF the
Erenchmau admirable eloQuence."
The story Of the COrscan Brothers IS SAID 70
have been suggested TO Dumas BY an incident that
occurred TO Lcuis Blanc. n. Blanc and ms brother
closely resemb.ed each other in manner, person and
features, and tley were, moreover, connected by
that mysterious feeling which, when they were sep
arate. made each sympathetlcallY CONSCIOUS OF
what happened TO the other One day, while the
brother Of Louis was enjoying himself among
party Of friends, he was observed suddenly to
Change color: lac complained OF "a sensation as II he
had received a blow upon the head. and avowed his
hrm conviction that something must have befallen
hIs brother, Then in PARIS. The company treated
thls ar a mere imaginary notion. but some more
curious than the rest. noted the day and hodr 10