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GENERAL NEWS.

Tho State Baptist anniversaries bes
gan yesterday at Reading.
! Tho Tad annual meeting of the
American Board Of Foreign Missions
opened yesterday in St. Louis. About
700 delegates were present.
General Moe Clellan arrived at New
York yesterday by the steamer Gal>
liz.
At large meeting of Irish sympa.
thixers in San Francisco last evening,
the arrest of Mr.. Parnell was severely
denounced, and $500 was subscribed to
the Land League fund.
A house occupied by ]. Mccarthy,
1t Cooks Corners, near Malone, New
York, was burned, on Sunday night,
and four Of McCarthy's children per-
ished In the flames.
The Grand Jury in Washington had
the csse Of Captain H0wgate, charged
with embezaling Government funds,
before il yesterday. Several officers
Of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany were examined.
Right Rev. Winand M. Wigger, the
new Bishop of the Roman Catholic
Diocese Of Newark, New Jersey, was
consecrated yesterday morning, in the
Cathedral at Newark. Archbishop
Corrigan, of New York, was the con-
secrator, assisted by Bishops Nc
Loughlin, of Brooklyn. and McQuaid,
OF Rochester. Bishop Becker, OF this
city, was also present.
The corner stone of the monument
at Yorktown, to commemorate the
surrender of Cornwallls, was laid
yesterday afternoon with Masonic
ceremonies.
While the ship Friedeburg was dis.
charging rails, at Oakland, California,
yesterday, the slings slipped and three
rails went through the ships bottom.
6he sank in water just deep enough to
cover her hull.
John Coulter, who recently attempt
cd to fsloniously assault a girl at
Kingston, Ontario, received tye&sy
four lashes at the Central Prikon, in
Toronto, on Monday. he begged
loudly for mercy Twenty four more
lashes are still due him.
John Walsh was arrested at West
End, New Jersey, on Monday eve
ming, on the charge of beating his
~ year old daughter, Elizabeth, ts
death,
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From Yesterday. Late Edition
U. 8. CrRcUlr COURT.
Opening Of shc October Term I'm
This City,

Opening OIL tu0 Oct0Def Eefsn IN
This City.
The October term Of the United States
Circuit Court opened In this city, at IL
O'Clock, this morning, Judge Bradford
presiding.
The Grand and Petit Jurors were
called, and the former retired for con-
sultation.
The trial list was then called, and all
the cases were either passed Ur contin-
ued excepting that Of Anthony Reybold
vs.. the New York aud Baltimore Trans
portation Company, which was set down
Tor trial on November 9Th.
In the case Of Jacob Levy, OF Dover,
indicted for selling liquor at wholesale,
without the prepayment OF the special
U. s. tax, Anthony Higgins, ESQ.,, coun-
sci for the defence, asked foi post
ponement of bis clients trial until No
vember 9Th, stating that there was q
probability that the case would be salts
factorily settled In the meantime. His
request was granted.
I lAt 1915 o'clock the Grand Jury came
la with several true bills, and were dis
charged for halt IN hour.
Among the true bills returned was
one against Antonio Corso, an Italian
sailor, for. assault on the high seas.
He will probably be arraigned this al
ternoon. l.. q. Vandegrift, Esq, has
been retained for his defense.
After recess the trial OF Corso was
called and fixed for Thursday morning
in order to give Mr.. Vandegrift, counsel
for the defense, an opportunity Of ex'
amining the Indictment, which is very
lengthy.
AT 3 o'clock the Grand Jury came II
with other true bills, when Court ad.
journed until 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
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Exports and Imports.

Inc statement of imports and s,,,,
OF The United Stales for tbe MP
July, 1881, corrected To Sept IA I ,SV
show the total import to have besn ,VS J,
value OF s52,376, ,O62, against S57 so4 q a
during the same month in lss0 nj
imports during the seven monibs o,t
July III, leel,were Of value Of S37S @ 1sS
73Z, against S43S, sos 800 in tLs % ,,~!
period last year. lis noteworthy M
The values brought in American ys'.a
were i'm amount SSG,535, 5,Oll during N
seven months named, while io1sis
veesels brought values amountino \
s2s2 ga, ,Ol0. The exports Of doms,,
merchandise ID July were of yans
$62 ,O32, 1881, against $70,O36 $50 for h
same meDth last year, aud for The ,ers
months ended July 81, 1881, si76IlI
43l, l,sgainst $476,053,6ll In the like N,
iod OF 1850. No less than S4O9.75ll0
OF values were sent away in folsIrI
bottoms, while American vessels tr,a1
ported but S62,57l,5 $40 OF values. Tb
moral Of these figures last cited IA,
course, the common doctrine that mated
ial for making ships, iron with lhe re,J
should not have a tariff on 1t so bid
that ton OF IL costs more to an Amen
can shipbuilder or blacksmith than TO \
English one. Our exports maulaij
themselves steadily, while imports shov
aslight falling OF during July Of thlI
year as compared with July, lsSO, buI
for the longer period the falling of 1
quite con siderable
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A hold burglar,

About II o'clock last night daring
thief entered the residence of II. +.
Armstrong, No. 503 East Tenth street,
ransacked the bureau drawers and
succeeded In getting away with some
small articles Of silverware. The
robbers entrance was heard by Mrs.
Armstrong, who supposed it to be a
member Of the family until she heard
the ransacking Of the bureau draw
ers, whom she called her husband.
The thief then ran hastily out, slam
ming the front door after him, and
Mr.. Armstrong reached the front door
just in time to see two men jump into
carriage and drive rapidly around
the corner and down Pine street.
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IN MONEY scARcE IN.

anS almost says Heavy so spes%'as;s,so se'dsss Of
s,tufis, provisions =, Sot,ac Including bread
s their paGed a1%d., stocks. etc. hsss saSe tSSass
an, and large debts witborf, results suit manI
ket at continued dIuu' adv.rt further mad
consequently uoseq there oi'uc,ng is not g. price
nn money In hand To masp S1' sutlisier
payments. There ara se' maluriu|
ates in a,,s oy those who have pasis;ni pasGsissali|
running u up prices on ,"g, co,s.i and so I
lar as these efforts bavo vvoussumers. s
parties part engaged in rores sssn sl1;a anon
hecessaries OF life, mo't ot''.alllng u
served them right. Ths j. people say
e~sr eve oeen en-. efl unpaid for Is ps''y n"t ha .aa
upon the market at mara mvn'uslly i con
pnioes' pnIoss Money will again IrsoGael lrsoIs J
ru,aee reaaus. ana continue fairly nlSu;y, ilse,y
reasonable ,'ss.s rates. There il pnchly uu |
noillty that usance will son; ~ no prol
sSy5 sS per cent. nor yet do sSsa wa BID s,nk :,
chances of an early advance ss - ses s1l Y
per cent. "n'e 70 SS
There are indications of ,o,,,
ahead for those who have ,uu hss.' as.
In debt and look for risky credits f' f,
monied men and institutions :" - .' A'
them through, or keep them from ~ :
test. Money cannot be ho,r.p r
easily on property that is alr.,
covered. 'A
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THIRD EDITION
nsn nutesrwe ersh's Views.

CIncInNAxI, Oct. 18.-Hon. Ben
1utter worth In his speech before .
uesnng of Irishmen to give an ex-
pgeasion Of their feeling ir regarn to
the arrest Of Parnell took the position
that Parnell was In the field Of debate
for the lawful purpose Of securing
better legislation concerning the great
wrongs suffered by his countrymen,
and that his arrest would not hurt his
cause. Resolutions were adopted ad-
visins GOODNESS and deliberation and
keeping within the lines Of peaceful
answering resistance. The following
eabloGram was sent /:
Ten thousand freemen in Cincinnati
greet imprisoned Parnell. Let the
people be cool and determined.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-19
LYDIA E. PINKHAMS'S
VEG aETABLE COMPOUND.
Is a Positive Cure
for All those Painful Compla' nts and
weaknesses SO common 10 our best
female Population.

for all those Painful Compla nts and
Weaknesses SO common 10 our best
female population.
II Will cure entirely the worst form OF
Female Complaints, all ovarian troubles.
inflammation and u lcerat on, Falling and
Displac sIneuts. and the consequent Spi-
nal Weakness, and Is particularly adapt-
ed TO the Change OF Life.
IL wall dissolve aud expel trmors from
the uterus In an early stage of develop
inent. The tendency 10 clpcerons humors
there IL checked very speedily by It's use.
~ removes faintness, fiatulercy, de-
stroys all craving for stimulants, and
relleves weakness OF the stomach. IL
cures BioAting, Headaches, Nervous Pros
tration, General DEBILITY sleeplessness.
Depression and indigestion.
That feeling Of bearing down eau ny
pain, weight and bac ache is alway. ,,ar-
manently cured by It's use.
II VIII az All times and under all cir
cunlstancds act In harmony with the laws
that govern the female ~ stem.
For The cure OF Kidney Complaints of
elmer = K this Compound l. Unsurpassed.
Lydia y. Pink hams Vegetable
compound In prepared nj 2S3 and ZN5
western Avenue, Lynn Mass. Price OIL.
Six bottles for az. Semi NV mail in the
form ef pills, also I'm the form OF iozeng,s
on receipt ofprice, tl per box for either
Mrs. Pinkham freely answers all leti.rs
OF inqalry. Send for pamphlet, Address
as ABOVE. Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA
y. PlNkHAM's LIVER PILLS. Tney
cure constipation, bilieusness, aud tor.
pidlty OF the liver, Is cents per box.
ASSold W all drugg ists.
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The Garfield Fund,

NEW York, October 1.-THE total
amount of subscriptions TO the Mrs.
Garield fund received and paid to the
United States Trust Cmpany OF New
York is $500, ,345,74. The amount paid
by that Company for the purchase of
$500 'O0O United States 4.per-cent. reg
istered bonds was S85S,96S.75. The
balance OF cash with the United States
Trust Company Is Sll, ,370 90.
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DeImar vital Statistics.

The local chronicler of Delpar, Sus-
sex county, reports that since Chris
mas last tea children have died aud
fifteen been born in thst ancient town.
Among the births was one colored
child, the first negro baby ever born
in that town,
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The Last of GarlleId,s Obseauies.

CLEVELAND, Oct l7.-Workmen ID
gar this morning to tear down the Garl
field pavilion and the arches In the park
The dais on which the body lay In state
will be preserved in the Western Re
serve Historical Rooms. The relies will
be preserved in the Capitol at Columbuf1
and In the City Hal and atmOries here.
NJ ost of the floral embems will be rj
stored and distributed as Mrs. Garfield
may dictate.
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Repairs nj City MIL.

The Worthington pump at the City
Mill has been stopped since Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, IN order to
make some necessary repairs TO the
boilers, since which time only the
water power pumps have been running.
The repairs will be finished by Thurs-
day morning.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-19
The militia af Yorktown

The train bearing the Delaware mill
tia, which left this city at 2.l5 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, arrived at Cristi q ID
~ 14O o'clock, p. IN. Here the troops
boarded the steamer Maggie, and shortly
after eight o'clock started for Yorktown.
where they arrived about o'clock this
morning, after smooth axd pleasant
passage. They marched about two miles
through the sand to the appoisted place,
and went into camp.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-19
FOURTH EDITION
Tammany and Irving Hall Hand In
lalOVe.

NEW YORK, October 18.-Tam-
many and Irving Hall conference
committees met this afternoon and
decided to divide the remainder Of
the county ticket between them each
taking one judgeship and two alder>
men at large.
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rae Triangular Yacht Rae Q.

NEwPoRT, Oct. 1.-THE New York
Wave and the Madge started on their
Triangular race Of thirty miles al ii
o'clock from Brenton Reef Lighiship.
The Wind was lig 1t and In the east
southeast. The indication were that
he wind would increase.
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BOnd Retlesnnttou.

WASHINGTON, October 17.-The
total amount OF continued 6s offered
az the Treasury Department for re-
demption under the circular of Oct. 10
up to the close of business to-day was
rs, COS, 900.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-19

The Synod of Philadelphia will con1
vene In the First Presbyterian Church
in Wilkesbarre, Pa, Thursday evening
next. In view of the importa nee oil lhe
coming meeting, II is expected that nof
less than 400 delegates will be in attend
ance.
Women that have been pronounce
incurable by the best physlcians In IN,
country, have been completely cured n Sl
female weakness by the use OF Lydla !,
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound: sena
to Mrs. Lydia Il. Pinkham, 253 Wes1etl
Avenue, Lynn, Mas, for pamphlets
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E,AC-SIMILES U. n. TREAsURx
AND NATIONAL BANK BII.lN

Consisting OF nine exact limitations nj
United states Treasury Notes and nina NJ
National Bank Bills. IL In all, OF various
denominations. Az rare and ipstan
taneous means of detecting counterfeII
money they are invaluable. Price Al,
s:kage
a A. MAYEW k co.
T. q. Box 1901. New ork c,tv.
nh wam. 'iA Ni'S'
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NoTlOE.-Dr. Khne's Great Nerve
nestorer is the marvel Of the age for ali
Nerve Diseases. All ITS stopped free,-
Seno 70 WI Arch Streeti Philadelphia,
Ont 2O-ly
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

OCtODeF Il. Nj,
FLOUR isduil and rather tower. Sales
OF 2OOO barrels. Including Minnesota ex-
trhs ats7 5Oa for Gear, and at kS l2I6 "A
70 or straight; Pennsylvania extra
hmiiy at q BIZ al 625z Western do. do.
NJ " 5ea 30. aud patents al sS 50 "A o 60.
rye hour Ii dull at So IS.
GRAIs.-W Wheat is dull and Iower
sales Of 300 bushels Red and mber al
81 ioa' 81. At the open board dOOO bushels
December sold at 81 52Iz 81 ~ was bid
% oiu i9r october tl 4s for November. and
- 5z Tor December. Rye is steady al Sl 10
iaf fennsylvania. Corn IL less active and
lower. sales OF $500 bushels. ipciudinp
yellow, ISc.; mixed at 7l1zc, steamer al
bid for October: 7Uzc. for November and
Iy<c, Tor December. Oats are dull and
~. on. sales OF l0.DOJ bushels includ ing
y, VILE hdd al ~ able. and reJeote and mix ed
follows: ill0 bbIs. Flour sjSO SnsSeis & a'
wheat. Y, $40 bushels. Corn, $500 bushels.
Oats, 1890 bushels. Barley, a63 bbis.
Whisky.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKE
MONDAY, Oct. L, 8 r. M,
BEEF CATTLE were iu fair demand this
week, but prices at the .oso were easier.
1]oO head arrived and sold at the fierent
yeiusa at saoIsc. per lb,. as to condition.
SHEEP were In steady demand. I,DOO
mead arrived and sold at the different
yards at Sailfc.. and Lambs at ia7Isc, per
ID, as TO condition.
HOGS We're firmly held 1000 head nrriy.
ed, and sold at the different yards nj \ a
lO12c. per lb., the latter rate for extra Chi-
cagO. SA4
taTk Drove Yard, SD and Lancaster aps-
nue.. West Philadetphia, OCT. 10.
Er.-Extra, ITO to l20 lbs, 5sz to 5X
good, ~ 10 100 lbs, % To 556 fair. 80 10 k
n9, lD9s;, "a to5i eulls. 3 To 81 stock sheep
ss w 10 s3 81; good lambs, 81 10 4. nediu NJ
lambs, ga TO q; common lam bs, ~ u, 81 IA
ca ves; setrce and wanted, 10 ~. Arri.
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The chestnut crop Tennessee will be
large.
The value of the sheep in Texas 10
$13, 100000.
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STOCKS.
Rim AaRuI,

BID Abkkl
FIRST National Bank. ............ls5 las
National Bank OF Delaware. ..5l5 sd
National Bank OF VIII. Il Bdw'n. 65k 6S
Union National Bank........... 4t ~
Farmers Bank. 61 W
Phila. Wilmington q Bait. II. II 6H Is
Delaware X. R................... 2aN 80
Delaware Western Y. R.... .... ~ rs
Wilmington 6 Northern X. R.. ~ 81
Wilmington City Railway. 8 q
Delaware Fire Insurance Co... 30 ~
Wilmington Coal q ~ Co....... 81 SS
Masonic Hall Co................ 8 u
Odd Fellows II Ball................ Is 10
BONDS.
Wilmington City SIS. ..ll2x lis
do do 5's.............lO7 lOS
do do 4lSs...........lOS los
New Castle County B,s..........l0S ITO
do do 4xs........l02IS l03
Delaware State b's...............i0G lA
Relaware X. II. LIST mortgage. .l0S Lbs
Delaware Railroad Extension. .107 los
r. w. a b. X. II. LIST mortgage. lS
vii. City Railway LIST mortgagelO2 los
vii. City Railway Extension. 100 100
Masonic Hall Co lst mortgage 100 lDi
Delaware City AS. s...............l0 .l0ils ltb
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CApITAL PkIzE. sao. ooo

1851 Prizes amounting In -" an, ,,.,
hesponslDle corresponding agents want
ed AT all pOlpts, u whom libsraI cn,n,,..,s-
hAtiou Will He paid
For further iuIormattn, wri,a o,a..,
giving Iuil address. Send orders by ex'
press OF uesistered Lee Ter, or Money Or
der p' maiI addressed only To
M. A. DAUPHIN.
or N. A. DAUfHIN al
40. 2l2 broadway, Now York.
All our oIhho extraordinary Drawings
are uhuer me supervision ana uInnavs
hent oI 1HnEhALS Gt 4. BEAURE-
"A"D ana JUBAL A. EARLY.
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That Poor Bedridden

Invalid wife, sister, mother or daughter
can be- made the picture Of health by a
few bottles of Hop Btttrrs. wiz you let
them suffer when so easily cured
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wtlpa ingSoh Marness.
wILMInaroN, Del. Oct. 10, 1881
rhe city Markets

The following were the ruling prices In
market this morning:
nsttf f.r a.
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LoUIsI ANA STATE LOTTERY


A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE TENTH
GRAND DISTRIBUTIoN CLASS II
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, NOV.
s'h' 1851 l-i3sth Monthly Drawing.
LOUISIANA STATE Lottery co
incorporated in 1858 for 2j years by the
exlslature Tor Educational and Charl-
liable purpo ,es-wi.h capital of 81, ,ODo.-
OUU-to which a reserve IN nj of nvar AfS'
OOO has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote Ito
lnhncnihe Was made u part OF the present
slste constitution adopted December I'd,
A. d., 1879. 49,
kts Grnnd Nj nxle Number m ru .v,..
VIII lake place monthly. IL never scales
or postponea. Look At tie tollowin Inc III.
tribuLion: DA
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Notice To The Puhlin

Notice To The Public
The public are herebu c.us,.
aeaInst sending any Money or Or.
Sers 70 ~ - d CO., 81 \ Hssua 81.
NeW hOrh city. as authorized by M
doutstt''d Sihte Lote,U Company 10 sen IL
ltcaeG. They are flooding Me coug,try
gth r. bogus circulars purporti,l0 10 be
1he Louliahd Stdte Lottery Cb6ipa,u.
unu ure iraudulenIly represetltinO them,
SetteS - " agents. They hape no ailtIsrftv
from mts eV''pdny 10 Seu It's Tickets, and srf
'otttS uyefttSJ Jor any purpose.
MA. .DA UPHIN
A.. =, RES Lo,ttstdla State Lotteru %,
I'VE" ohLEANs, La, July I. 1881.
. septl4. d&v4w
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CELLULOID.

| Celluloid is a composition Of fine tissue
| paper and camphor, treated with chemi-
Gals by a patent process. rather
! common impression that ii contains gun
cotton is said to be mistake. 1t is
| claimed that it is non- explosive, but from
accidents which have occurred it seems I"
be at least highly inflammable. When
crude, it looks like transparent gum. ana
it's color light yellow brown. 1t can be
made as hard as ivory, and can be mould
ed into any form. With equal ease it can
be colored in any tint desired. the dye
| running through the entire substance
| and being therefore inei1aceable.
Celuloid has made great iuroadS ~
the business Of the ivory manufacturers.
| Its makers assert that in durability it j.
much superior to ivory, as it sustain>
hard knocks without injury and is no
discelorcd by age or use. Great quaint
ties are used for piano keys. Billiar
balls are made of celluloid at half the
price of ivory, and are more durable and
equally elastic.
Large amounts are used for combs ~
every variety, for the backs of brushes
and hand mirrors, and for all kinds ri
| toilet articles for which ivory has been
employed. Among many other article
in which celluleid takes the place of ivory
or india rubber, are whip. cane and um-
brella handles, every kind Of harness
trimmings, foot rules, chessmen, and the
handles Of knives and forks.
| The freedom of celluloId from sulphur
and the natural flesh color which can III
impaired to it, have caused it to DE eN
tensively substituted for india rubber in
the manufacture of dental blanks. or the
gums and other attachments of artiiiciai
| teeth, and is superior for pencil cases.
| iewelry, etc. where gold mountings are
, used, as it does not tarnish the metal.
Celluloid can be notified so as to lnl-
tate the finest tortoise shell, and i'll this
| form it is used for combs, card cases. c'-
gar cases, match boxes, pocket books.
napkin rings, jewclry and all kinds ~
fancy articles. Instead OF amber it Is
made into mouth pieces for pipes, cigar
holders and musical Instruments. and is
used as the material of flutes, tageolets
| and drumsticks. For drumheads it ~
said to be superior to parchment, as ii l.
not affected by moisture in the atmoS-
| pierre As substitute for porcelain.
celuloid is used for dolls heads, which
! can be hammered ON the floor without
danger of fracture. Beautiful jcwelrN
| is made Of it in imitation of the most
deliberately carved coral, reproducing al
the shades Of the genuine article.
One large establishment is employee
exclusively in making optical goods,
using celluloid in place of tortoise-sheil.
jet. etc.. for CRANES of spectacles. eye
glasses and opera glasses. 1t is also eN
tensively used for shoe tips instead ot
metal tips, having the appearance of pat
ent leather; is also used for insoles.
Large quantities Of thimbes are made
from it. and it is said to be the best ma
terial known for emery wheels and knife
sharpeners.
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way down toward the track, but more
than once became bewildered, and had
to stop and reflect before ! could resume
my quest. And when at length | came
out close to a ruined wood and water
station on the edge of the track, [ knew
that | was full half mile below the
White Blackbird.
And in the distance heard the long
! shriI shrek of the midnight train
Some one else had heard it, too. lol as
7 stood thus. 7 saw. family visible ihro'
the binding snow, a shadowy figure issue
from the ruined shed and come ont upon
the::track, looking with bewildered. IN
certain air, up and down--the form Of
Polly, my wife, with the little baby in
her arms.
| | hurried down to her as fast as the
| rapidly increasing snow-drifts would lei
me, but it was only just in time to drac
her from the place of peril, and stand,
breathlessly holding her back. while the
! tiery-eyed monster of steam swept by
with rush and rattle that nearly took
away my breath.
"Polly"' l cried "Polly speak to
! me-
! She turned her wandering gaze toward
me, with her vague eyes that seemed
scarcely to recognize me.
Have you seen my husband SaiG
she, lone Jacob Cotterel, brakeman on
the local express %
"Polly! little woman, don't you know
me ~ gasped.
And | thought, perhaps she added.
vacantly, "you might have met him.
It's very cold here, and-and--"
And then she tainted in my arms.
The long, long brain fever that follow
| ed was sort of death. There was j.
time when they told me she would never
know me again. but, thank God, she did.
| She recovered at last. And since that
night never have tasted a drop of liquor.
and please heaven, never will again.
| The baby, bless it's dear little heart, was
not harmed at all. 1t lay snug and warm
| on its mothers breast all the while. But
if hadn't happened to be close by them
at that instant, the night express would
have ground them to powder
And the white stripe came into my
hair upon the night of that fearful snow
storm. That's how it happened, sir.