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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21
FOREIGN DISPATCHES,
Another Plot to A~ssassinato tho
Csar, Revealed BY . Very Tough
Nihillst-fho Copspirators oil

Nlhlllst-Iho C0psplrat0rS al
Arrested.
New YoRx. July 2l.-A Htrald's Paris
special says: Our St. Petersburg cor
respondent tslesrsphs tonight fresh par.
ticulars concerning the recent plot laid
to asssssinsts the Gear. II. BsronoH.
the Chief OF Police. had received an
anonymous letter stating that on the 18th
OF July the Emperor Of Bussia was to
DO sssassiuatsd. The letter contained
nothing more. Bsronof made inquiries
In every direction and ssosrtsinsd that .
young student had committed suicide
under extraordinary circumstances. the
man having Arst ron himself through
with Q sword without having injured .
vital part, and then lodged . revolver
bullet 10 his LIFT temple. and then hnd.
ing himself still alive hred sgain In the
temple and also 10 the Gaping wound
made by the sword. This dsterminsd
suicide awakened Baronof's suspicious.
10 ioubo WV NM sPkstoeA esset Wv
In fact still breathing and In . swoon.
Baronoff, by the aid Of doctors, caused
the student TO come 10 his senses and 70
speak. .
The student declared that he had
formed . part Of . secret society OF 20
Nihilists, who had all sworn to kill the
Emperor. They had drawn lots and 1t
had fallen to his lot to carry out the
plan Of murder on the 18th OF July.
Nineteen dseesrs we're suspended over
his head. and bis brother Nihilists swors
to kill him II hs showed any hesitation.
but Notwithstanding the threat bis heart
failed, and be resolved to die By bis
own hand. Before committing the act
he bad written to Bsronof with the
convistion tba. n Of his consplrators
would at once take his place. The stu.
dent lived till the 18th Of July. Before
breathing bis last he revealed the names
OF bis brother Nibilists. who have been
oil secured by the police.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21
Ansr.... i.f.r..i ssssiss.

s1 FnASc1sco. July 2i-2 ?. H.
Day. 2 IS; Union Con. ~. 81. ~; Con
Virginia. I IS; Mexican. ~; Albion. 8 Is
3 40; Bullion. soc; Sierra Nevada. .; NJ
pisblo. ~; Union Con. 81; Albion. . 50
. IS. . 20; Crown Point. 2 os; ophir.
81; Gould 4 Curry. A., Is, Z 40;
Bslding. l0c. l0c bso; Bodis Tunnel. Al;
Bslcher. q 90; Bodis, e.; ovsrmsn. I Is;
savage. 2 s.; Ksntuck. Az. 2 IS; Grand
Prize. soc; Best 4 Bslchsr. 81, 81; CAL
ifornis. TOO; Chollar. ~; Alta. 4 10; Orc
TOO; Bsohtsl. I 10; Sutro, 2Sc; Day. ak;
Potosi. 2 80; Chollar. AZ; Benton. l;
savage. a.; Best 4 Bslchsr. 81; Albion.
y 20; NJ. Diablo. ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21
P,psr's Opera hssss.

"Fun on the Bristol. or q night on
Long Island Sound" will b presented
at Pipsr's Opera House. Virginia. next
Friday night. Al this piscs-a musical
eousdy-hss been played before full
houses sixty.thrss times. there can b no
question - to In merit. The advertise.
msnt Of the company oommsnoss with.
Laughter for . weak, smiles fes .
month, good hsnof Tor . yssf." Re-
ssrysd ssats can now b Secured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21
Edison still Perfecting and Intro.
ducipg his Electric Light.

NEW Yoax. July 1.-THE World says;
Edison 10 still pushing on his prspsrs-
lions for lighting the district bounded
BY Spruce, Wall. and Nassau streets and
the East river. The wires have been
pat in nearly Ave hundred houses. and
The district will probably be lighted BY
October lst.
The works are all completed with the
exception Of the erection OF the heavy
engines 10 the central station. The CON.
trso. made with the subscribers 10 thu,
the light shall cost the same amount -
gas. The lighting Of the district Edison
thinks will reduce the cost OF gas to one
dollar Der thousand cubic feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21
Irr.v,d,.s Asa,.., Fires.

The Yellow jacket Mining company
recently sold to @. L. Brown the two
old frame buildings standing on the east
side OF Main street. Gold Hill. just be.
low the Capital lodging house. on the
condition that he would remove them.
Mr.. Brown commenced the work OF
tearing them down yesterday. The
buildings were old shanties and unoceu.
pied and the officers Of the Yellow Jacket
company desired them removed for fear
they would be SETON Are. The material
OF the old buildings will be used for FIRE.
wood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21
Rine Shooting at Wlmbledou-fhe
Americans Walk AWAY With
thu prlgea.

WIMBLEDON. July 2l.-At Wimbledon
yesterday the "Albsrt Jewel" oompsti.
tion. 1000 yards, was again won BY the
Americans. Scott, Of the American
team, won II 10 1880 and Milton Fsrrov.
also OF the American team. won In '7s.
This year Frank Hyde. American. add
Captain Godssll, Of the Second Bucks
Regiment. each made . score Of 20 out
OF . possible rs. and on shooting Oh the
tie hyde made three bulls eyes, against
Captain Godssll's two innsrs and one
bulls eye, thus wining tbs prize.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21
Sitting Bulls Plnsi Surrender.

81. Paul. July 20.-Ths Pioneer Press
has the following special from Fort Blu.
ford at ~. NJ: Sitting Bull and 200
people arrived ct IL o'clock today and
surrendered their arms and ponies TO
Major Bro,herton. No sps'cbss have
yet been made. a. Sitting Bull and bis
orators are istiaued and hungry. They
we're placed 10 compartments between
the Post and Bow Landing. and are In
a. close security Of Major Brolhsrton a.
II In irons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21

The early publication 10 expected Of
an Imperial decree in Russia abolishipg
public executions. The scene which
occurred at that Of the ssssssins Of the
late Emperor has determined the gov.
eminent to take this step. In future ex.
ecudons will be conducted within the
walls Of the prison. and in the presence
Of q limited number Of specially sp-
poipted witnesses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21
PsrsouaIs.

John Jones. Jr.. and family. went to
the lake this morning. They were &C.
compsnied by Mrs. Dr.. Hall and two OF
her children. They spend the hot days
at McKinnsy's.
Justice Flsnninsham OF Gold Hill.
now ut Lake Tahoe. 10 remembering his
friends with presents Of hns nsh.
Thomas J. Owen. at one time Score.
tsry OF the 0vsrmsn mine. died at Ben
ton, California. last night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21

Ayers Cherry Psotoral 10 mild and
soothing In its immediate and spparsp
effects. and possesses fsr.rsschine and
powerful healing qualities which it, per.
sistsnt use will dsmonstrsts in any case
Of coughs. colds. throat or lung troubles
Of any kind.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21
n. savage Eisssie..

The annual election Of the Savage
Mining Company takes plsos today In
San Francisco. The contest for control
between the Hoeaioh and Williams
crowd 10 admitted to be q close one and
both sides are ssnguins Of success. A
private dispatch was received ON the
Comstoek this morning saying that
"the HorAioh party were ready
for the contest and prepared" which
would indicate they we're very confident
OF gaining control. Up to the hour OF
going to press nothing definite a. TO the
result has been received.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21
Fatal Railroad Accident.

wzrrEHAiL. N. Y, July 81. The
nigh. express from New York over the
Delaware and Hudson Canal company's
railroad struck Q rock near Dresden and
some portion Of the train plunged Into
the lake. The engineer. Charles Cars
we'll, was instantly killed and the fireman
injured. There wsrs no passsnRsrs
hurt. The road was blocked for seven
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21

An archery club went out to practice
at Ensign's Mountain. Mo. Miss Nat.
thsws had q lovers quarrel with Mr..
Grace. and when II came her turn to
shoot at the target, . lew minutes after.
wards, she sent an arrow into the young
mans breast. II . all an accident,
she said. and she was ever 20 sorry; bat
be believed she meant to kill him. and
had him arrested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21
Must be . Citizen.

Applicants for mineral patents are re-
quirsd to establish their citizenship
either by their affidavit sworn to before
an officer authorized to administer osths
within the district whore entry 10 made.
or by the afidsvit OF disiutsrsstsd per.
sons before Q proper officer anywhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21

Ecclesiastical: Speaking about that
vssssr mans speech Inc revival meet.
log, that "whers religion doesn't exist
there 10 srpics, Ibis old rival. the Tskon'
shs exhortsr, mstohes IL With this oriei.
nal remark - Q stocky sister took the
door; "Hers comes Sister s.. check
fall Of cream. churn her. Lord Churn
hsrln
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21

Hob Pussh 10 superior 10 the average
punch brswsd on festive social oecssions. In
Il the msliowest old liquors are blended with
ehoiss fruis juices. IT! 4 clear or With hot
Merchants and prugotsts. Trads suppfsd By
Hishsrds 3 Esiriso1. Agents for Tie Pacific
ooass. san Iraneteoo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21

Y Crowley. n Bowler. II Morris. J Arm
strong. = Musssr. 7 J Jones. IA Brumssy.
81 Tompkin. N Gill. q Hsstsr. 7 Nc
Carthy. J Cummings. z Evsrtson. Il W
Grant and family. David Stark. Minnie
Ut Clair. " L Cook. Katy Fritts. Ars
Adams. J Bageisy. R Barrett and family.
Nrs A xurtha and family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21

The executors Of Lord Beaconsfeld
have sent In the necessary papers Tor
probate, and have sworn the gross assets,
including insurance. at s7b.0oo, which
IL reduced BY corresponding charges and
debts to Q little over eco 1000. upon
which probate duty 10 paid: but this
amount includes the valuable library
the hsirlooms. and other i~noonvsrtibls
property,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21
Projected Celebration.

BALTIMORE. July 2l.-Ths business
men Of this city have arranged for .
arsnd Mardi aras Festival next October,
IN connection with the formal osl.brs.
ton Of the compilation Of the new Water
works. Ills intsndsd 70 make Il rival
Last years sssqui Centennial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21
Six Young Mem Drowned.

Bosros. July Ala yacht containing
ak young men belonging TO South Bos.
ton, capsizsd In squsutum Gut last even.
Inc. and all wsrs drowned. The bodies
we're recovered and taken to South Bos.
ton this msrning. Their names were not
sscsrtsined,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21
Arrivals rs.s asrssss.

" n Angus. SC Nelson. 70 Grady. W
u Little. J Gotlisb. J G Hawkins. Dr. En-
Slss. Miss J Dryer. A Bsales. Mrs. COL
Inns. J MeGsuran. Mrs p = Smith. Mrs
Kinsman and daughter. VIM Barr. Mn L
I Clsrssy. Mrs. J J Becker. A w Tompson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21

Halls Vegetable sicillsn hair Remover
10 . universal favorits for restoring gray
hair to it, original color. and making
hair grow out thick. :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21

N,nno RrruHNs n % DAYS ON 90
4Izuu invsstsd. 0d1cial reports froa.
lie psoais weekly on steel options q 40 70
Wall euSst n. 7 ec1Sy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21
OTOCK REfOBT.
san Sp~.eisss Dsasa-

Last EvInma.
10 Eureka Con. sou
10 Northern Belle. l7k, In
$50 Navajo. 500
Sos Star. SOC. 600. <se
<2o Day. . 20 . 50
1875 Albion. 3 10. . 10
eco Wales. I 10. I
Is Nj Diablo. ~
$50 North Belle Isls. too. Aeo bic. ~
2s0 East NJ. Disblo. lse
rs Holmes. Soc
60 Bulwsr. 2 80
400 Syndicate. 400
500 Blsakhawk. ioe
70 Mono. 8. s 10
so Con Pacific. t0c
$50 Orc. Too
100 MONDAY. Toe
2sO North MONDAY. 9ss. zoe
loo Bodis Tunnel.
90 Martin white. 500
las Silver King. 20t. II
rxn MORNING.
20 ophir. 81
leo Mexican. ~
$50 Gould q Curry. Z %, Z ~
Ito Best 4 Bsleher. 81
400 California. 76o. TOO
800 Con. Virginia. I IS
500 Chollsr. 2 so
800 Potosi. 3 90. . 10
lao Hale q Norcross. . 30. ~
70 Grown Point, 2 0S
400 Yellow Jacket. Z Is. Z 20
80 Imperial. loe
40 Alpha. 81
90 Bslehsr. z IS. 2 30
27o Sierra Nevada. 81. Sk.s
20 Utah. ek
$50 Bullion. ESQ. coo
$40 Exchequsr. I 10. I 10
SIS Ovsrman. I 20. I 10. ! 10
500 Justice. zoe. 96s. soc
373 Union Con-. 81. 81
400 Alta. ( 20
400 sutro. zoe
100 Julia, $50
100 Lady Warrington. les
26c Scorpion. I 10
800 Benton. ! 03
$50 Atlantic. 25e
~ Golden 0ats. 3 90
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21

Good Indications ut Albany.
ALBANY. July AIS 4. M.-Ths indi.
cations are thu, there will be an election
TODAY,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-21


is not Narcotic. Children
grow Fat upon, Mothers like,
and Physicians recommend
It regulates tho
Bowels, cures Wind Colo,
allays Feverishness, and do
stroys Worms.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-10

rles told over Australian bush fires
while L.na listened, with her blue
eyes fixed on his face; and only wish
ed he would 90 on forever. Cecil re-
membered the time and his dinner
hour at !ast, and pulled ont his watch
with An exclamation Of surprise.
'Half-past FIVE! l had no idea il
was so late!' crie'l Lena, rising hasti'
~. II shall b. late far tea. Thank
you very much, Mr.. Chevaler."
"And when will you come to hear
the resf?'' asked Cecil, holding her
hand with lingering clasp, ITO.
morrow"
No I can said Lena hesitating-
ly. Agnes is going to town, and
must not 60 far from home"
mo further than the beech tree,
suppose? suggested Cecil. mo,
won't say good bye; | hate the word,
AMI | shall see you again soon. Au
revoir."
lie raised his hat in a smiling fare
we'll, and Lena ran hon e, afraid OF
being late for tea. Agnes was out,
however, and John did not come in
till late; 40 her .ons absence passed
unnoticed.
After that Cecil was always find
ing OF portuui''es Of meeting her; and
Lena learned to look forward to his
coming, and to think the day wasted
when he failed to appear. Agnes
knew Of very few Of these chance
meetings; and Lena easily excused her
"wn silence. There was no harm in
it, but Agnes would scod and be tire
some about Frank IfCecil airted or
made I've to her it would be differ
enl but lie never said a word that
Frank or any one else might not have
heard He brought her books 70 read
which opened out TO her new world
poetry and romance; he talked OF
pictures and statues, OF the days oil
chIvalry and the old heroic times.
1t was dangerous conversation for n
GIL Of Lena romantic. lervent TEN
perament; and it was little wonder
that she grew to look upon him rs the
embodiment Of al. things nobls aud
heroic, az the reality OF all her girl.
sh dreams.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-10
TO BE CONTINUED.


In certain tertotal village not far
away from Mewry, a disciple OF the
tr+tota! school WAS holding forth the
other evening, reports the Shangh
raum, aud, as usual, was devotlng a
great deal Of the time AT his disposal
10 he All round abuse OF moderat e
drinking, when an individual ut the
back OF the crowd who had had glass
Of something a little stronger than
Belfast ginger ale, interrupted the
spe ,keranl become somewhat trouble
some to hun. The friends of the
apostle Of cold waite, were disposed
to treat the man severely, but the or
ator said:
Leave him alone; I've story es,
peciaIly adapted to his case and will
relate it.
Then said the orator.
"A mouse had the misfortune "a
fall into brewer vat when it was
full. of beer. /, swan iIto the middle
and cried out
"Pnss, pnsa, come and save me
Pu.s at once sprang on he side of the
vat and looking at the mouse, said -
"Wnat will you give me if save
van mousie?'
"Anvthing-myself-only save me
from drnrkari's grave"
So puss jnmped INTO the vat, seized
The mouse, sprang out with 1t and lalt
it on tile ground while it shook itsel
dry.
But when it turned round the lit
tie monse had disappeared.
"Where are YOU mousle?' cried thu
cat.
I'm und>r the vat, replied th'
mouse.
But you promised that I might ca
you if l saved you from drunksrd
grave"
$50 I did, said the mouse; "bnt
was in liquor at the time and yo'
onpht to know better than to notice
what people say when they are IL
liq'or."
j And SO nv friends, taIe 90 cotio'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-10
II Ia hard to Understand,

Why an endless procession Of drink.
ers from public djpper will, without
exception drink close to the handle.
Why people will go into society to
get bored when they can Get bored
just rs we'll at home.
Why the young lady who will ca.
gerly chew boarding house mince pies
will carefully eschew boarding house
mince meat.
Why woman will make excuses
for her bread when she knows it is the
best she ever made, and knows her
company knows it,
Why a young gentleman" swssrs
so much louder and more copiously
when stranger ladies are within eat.
shot; or in other words,
Why the desire to make fool OF
one self springs eternal in the hu.
man breast.
Why we are so much apgrier against
him who shows US our error than hlm
who leads us therein.
Why people will get married when
courtship is so sweet,
Why man who claims TO have
found marriage deloaon will again
embrace that deIusiou upon the first
convenient opportunity,
Why cold weather comes during
the season when it is least agreeable
Why it is much easier TO De po.lto
10 people whom We shall probably
never see again than to those whose
good opinion we have every reason to
cultivate
Why boys should run after the
girls, when there is whole houseful
at home.
Why Jane finds Sarah's hateful
brother SO attiactsve, and why the
hateful brother OF Jane 6uds favor
with Sarah.
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Nffinn.
For Want Of Thought.
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.

! "Yes Good.bve, Miss Grey
dare say you are not going my way
yet? You seem quite at home here,
/ She will be before long; and M'>'
Mrlburne nodded significantly, while
Lena hlnshed ho,lv and angrllv, and
Cecil raised his eyebrows in moment
ary annoyance.
"Oh, indpedl' he said, looking from
one to the other. II must congra IL
my friend Frank then.
IL slightly dlscont-nted mood he
walked home and dressed tor dinner.
1t was provoking to find ont that 9TH
er ewes had seen and admired the
beauty which lie had condescend-d 10
admire. He enjovel his dinner at
GreyIands Notwithstanding, for Alice
his old friend, ha grown INTO n very
handsome, stylish irl, and was quite
disposed to be charming to the best
,mr,l in the neishburhood, aud CeclI
" uas the last man in the world to ne
glect any opportunity Of a little haru'
less Irritation; SO The two got Oh very
we'll together, and by and by even
grew sentimental over the old times
Mr. Chevaiier ntng over the piano
and turned tn. music and whispered
SOFT no,hng-, all un .er the niinence
o, The champagne and the old times,
and he sqn-ezed ner hand at parting
il a manner highly satisfactory to the
y onng Iahys feelings.
Not bad looking girl either" h-
laid 10 hlnself, Ms he lighted a cigar
and drove home. Wish she dldn I
lay on The powder so Tricky Though!
wonder If that h,tIe girl | saw tins
afternoon will ever learn 10 plaster
up her face and paint circles under
her blue eyes? How pretty sre is. to
De sure! Really must 60 down and
call at the Mill soon!'
Lena for her part, had never spent
such pleasant evening at the t"rm
before. Miss Melburne WAS in high
spirits, and talked ineessan,ly Of Ce
c,l, his boyhopd and his Winning ways,
and she was much gratlfied at Lena ;
attentive face.
WueL Agnes returned, she w~s ra'h'
or SURPRISED to see Lena look so bright
and animated after what she thought
must have been a dull depressing
evening
How bright you look, Lsna!" sh'
said. Did Frank turn mp after all?
Frank? No. You always think i
l look happy 1t mnst be on account o
Frank" cried Lena impatlently
There are other people in the worl'
besides him. But it was not quite 81
dull an usual. Mr.. Chevaier called
and stayed long time. Agnes -
kneeling down upon the rug and rest
ing her pretty face on her cousin
knes-"was there any reason for hi
beng away SO long, Miss Mslburn
hinted So
Che girl he WAS engaged to ji|t"'
him, / believe" answered Agnes rath
er coutemptuonsly, "and married Al
older and a ricner man: and Mr.. Chev
alier, instead Of living it down ant
showing be, he didu' care, ran away.
Lena's blue eyes loo ked very pitt
full.
"Ah, thought there was some
thiny!" she said softly. How fon
he must have been Of her! Agnes, d
Won think, when people love like tina
the7 ever get over it and forget?'
Agnes was silert for moment; he
placid face had grown troubled.
people are so different, dear" sh
said hesitatingly. Zone can neve
tell"
"But could you'" persisted Ler'
III you ever had cared very muc
J for sny one, could Won ever forget an
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-10

@Nond after SUNDAY, October "a, 1880
u Passenger Trains will run as tol
lows
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-10

A beggar asked of miser, gar
ment, saying that his object was to
have something to remember him by.
my friend said the miser, "ss your
object is to remember me, shall give
you nothing, for am sure you will
remember refusal much longer than
a gift"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-10

A young physician asked permits,
sion Of lass to kiss her. she replied,
No, sir; never like a doctors bill
stuck in my face.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-10

mere, 40 Iuey! VLi|u ""li' you
like best Miss Lena-to live thirty o,
forty years--really to live and enjoy
yourself, mean-or to exist for eigh-
typ"
Live the thirty Of course" an
swered Lena promptly. II don t
see much good in living when you
are old and can't enjoy yourself.
Much better die and have done with
it all!'
Frank would have given me a
lecture f., that speech, she thought
to herself; II wonder what lie vii!
saw"
There I quite agree with you"
SAID Cecil iangnrdy. But even old
people hav. some sort Of enjoyment |
suppose There is always ones din
n-r to i've for yonknow, And now |
must say good by"
Cecil's sharp eyes had discovered
the GreyI4nds ponv-carr'age driving
over the ridge, and he was not de-
si'ons that lis pastoral amnsements
should come under the range Of Miss
MaIIengprs keen eyes he jumped
into his boat and row-d rapidly down
he stream, while Lena watched hlm
with admiriug eyes.
Agnes locked rather grave when
she heard Of the meeting 10y the river.
Cecil was inst the nlan TO attract LIE
naA romantic iAucy. she thought.
Size connrivpd quietly aud unobtru-
siveiv to be more than usual with Lee
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