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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20

The capture of eight Molly Magures charged with
completely in the murder of Maurice uealy, the
foreman of Dunbar PENN Furnace Last June may
be in a sense encouraging. But il reveals tho fact
somewhat depressing. that the Molly MaCuire
organization is still in existence notwithstanding
many convictions and executions; and that human
life is still very unsafe IN those unhappy regions
Healv was killed, may say, for almost nothing
He opposed to the sale Of ardent spirits at
Dunbar. One Mcfarland endeavored to renew his
license from the County Commissioners to sell
liquors, and was opposed by Healy on the ground
that drinking places were u constant source of
trouble in the mines. Ho did, however, notwith-
standing many brutal warnings, what he consd-
cred to be his duty and persisted successfully in his
determination to shut up Netherlands shop. There
also some grudge against him for discharQing
miners. He fearless, but took ordinary and
some extraordinary precautions But from the day
upon which he opposed the issulng Of the license
he was doomed. That man should bo murdered
upon such insignificant prOyocations proves how
cheap human life has become in the mining regions
and what trites may put it in danger 1t is az
unsafe there AZ it would be- in the most barbarous
country In the world These Molly MagLires do
not appear morally to be one whit above the Thuys
of India, % they are usually described. The only
encouraging thing about the matter is that in the
opinion of the detective who made these arrests Tho
Mollies have a lingering respect for law While he
was secretly engaged in the operations which re-
suited IN the arrest of tho murdcrers he was recog
ni"ed, but was not molested "They knewn he
said, that l was doing my duty in bringing them
to JUSTICE" We hope So for il this be true there il
just chance that this band of savages may ia
time, and by the operation OF vigorous measures
be raised TO q tolorable degree Of civilization. But
of this at present there is not much prospect We
shall probably have other murders and good many
OF them before tho Molly Mcguire devil il laid The
trouble demands legi Station good deal more Judi
cious and positive than we have any reason nj
ent to hope for.
VIII the officers Of other boats learn from the ex-
perience Of the Plymouth Rock, where the Ufe-
preservers were packed away behind wooden sats.
ana cou.d only DC got out by breaking thems We
should hke To know for example, in case of an ac-
cident on tic ferryboats at Desbrosses or Cortlandt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20

The Paris correspondent of what is still by
courtesy known as the leading English journal
Is not in NJ. Gambettas confidence, and conse-
qucntly cannot be expected to know what his
Interior purposes are. His announcement that
the Republican leader has abandoned the idea
of taking Office does not deserve serious con-
sideration. NJ. Gamhetta is doubtless more
concerned at present with Sundays election
than the Premiership and the Presidency His
former constituency, Beleville has been cut
in two, and he is a candidate for reelection in
both halves. His opponents are two Elk
tremiSts. NJ. Tony Revillon and NJ. Sigismond
Lacroix, who have united in an ingenious pro-
gramme copied bodily from VI. Gambetta's own
programme in the canvass of 1869 They as
sumo to advocate principles which he has
abandoned-one of them, strangely enough,
being the abolition of a standing army. which
even 40 volatile u constituency rs that of the
Pere Lachaise quarter can scarcely be pre-
pared to accept at present A canvass in
which the Gambetta of the past is pitted
against the Gambetta of the present is a
curious one, and the turbulent scenes which
have been enacted during the week prove that
1t has been exciting one. 1t is never safe
to say what Bellevillc will do. If it rejects,
IN each division, its former champion it will
deal him staggering blow. Until the general
results of the coming struggle are known all
specrlations i'll regard to the Premiership ard
the Presidency are futile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20

The murderer who has been hanged in Ba-
tavla feigned insanity with so little skill that
he did not succeed in imposing upon the soft
est-hearted turnkey in the prison. The symp-
toms of feigned insanity are even more definite
and unmistakable than those of genuine in
sanity. This is fact which few criminals
have wit enough to grasp, and the consequence
is that they post themselves as shallow cheats
and tricksters by the violence and extraya-
gance with which they play their parts. This
cowardly wretch could think of nothing more
insane than tearing his bed-clothes into shreds
and shouting till he was hoarse.
The disability" question ia dealt with
summarily in our Washington dispatches.
All the department business of the Admins
tration is transacted as usual. The members of
the Cabinet are working together in perfect
harmony. Mr.. Blaine is Secretary of State
and not in any sense an acting President,
and there is nothing extra-constitutional in
the action of the Government at the present
crisis. There is nothing out Of gear save the
wits OF critics who know as little about the
constitution of the country they do about
the normal development of convalescence from
gunshot wounds.
Our regular London correspondent 0;ves ,,s
three remarkable speeches to skim--the Pre-
miers, Lord Hartington's and Mr. Brights.
One great thought was uppermost in the
minds of the three leaders of the Commons
the necessity of a thoroughgoing reform in the
whole course of procedure in that body. Mr..
Gladstone seems to be impressed with the gray
ity of the undertaking, and well he may be. for
every change in Parliamentary procedure
VIII run counter to precedent, and precedent
has been defined by Mr. Emerson as the Eng
hshman's God.
General Noyes dispels one of the best
nursed detusions of un-American Americans
tnat rams Is one OF the cheapest places in the
world to live in. He declares upreservedIv
that 1t actually costs more to live there than
IL does IN New York, and We all know what
are the duos of the butcher, the baker the CANDLE
stick-naker and the apartment agent here. The
ex-Minister touches lightly after the Gallo fash
ION on a great many topics in the bright and
animated talk which is reported in our local
columns. He returns to this country after a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20

protracted absence with the consciousness of
having rendered useful and honorable service
at the conspicuous post to which he was as
signed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
BUSINESS Notlcee.
"ALDErNEY BRAND "

"ALDErNEY BRAND"
Euv always CoxnRNsRp MILK
SURF HOTEL, Fire Island Beach.-Chllls
Malaria, Hay and Peach kevers cured surf still.
sathns nsSng and saos Paradise for children Thro9sh
Finesi. y. y, 1905 2. East 34tnst, 41j
m, via Long Island City, TO Fire Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20

There has been substantial gain in the
Presidents condition. The pulse fell to 100
in tho morning, and did not run above 100
during the day, the temperature remaining
near the normal line until evening, when the
respiration, which had bctoSencd extreme
weakness, became natural. There has been
no nausea for over forty-eight hours, tho
stomach receiving nourishment in increased
quantity, and the patient relishing heartily
what was given to him. The inflammation of
the parotid gland has diminished, and there
are no signs of blood-poisoning or of any new
complication. All the symptoms are favorable
and great relief has been experienced at
Washington and throughout the country. The
country realizes more keenly than ever before
that the Presidents reserve force has been so
repeatedly drawn upon that he can hardly be ex-
Pected to endure the strain of another crisis
But the wound is more than half closed
and the digestive system now seems to be re-
covering Its tone, we may all take good
courage, convinced that the last danger point
must have been passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20

An earl and three members of Parliament
are bulletined in to-days dispatches for the
trip to the United States. One of them is Mr..
Samuel Morley thorough going Liberal, who
has sat for Bristol since 1868, and merchant
OF rare discernment and practical sagacity.
Another is Mr.. James Bryce, distinguished as
traveller, historian and scientist, and known
in politics as an Advanced Liberal. He is one
OF the new men in Parliamentary life, having
made his most noteworthy speeches on
Armenian reforms-a subject of which his
recent travels in Asia have given him
a complete mastery. Mr.. BIyce's descrp-
ton of his ascent of Mount Ararat is one of
the most thrilling bits of travel with which
the public has been favored in many years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

Postage free in tie UHitet States.
DAILY TRIBUNE, ar..-...........-........Sl2 90
DAILY TRIBUNE without sundays, year., 10 90
SUNDAY TRIBUNE, year. 90
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Observation-Disclosures. 90
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-26
ELEGANT lEwElRY CHEAP.

To introtuce car ne~ ssyi@ and iaassnes us1s
~ make the following unparalleled oSerD for .
short time The Berlin r1cks. coc;alrs . god
plA:sc watch chan. agate ahavi Pin. iA6ys ele
RAn: ses teweIry, - bean ca6 Do..cna. cosAl n<ck-
IAcs. ass Of axAss sssAa gold plate bAed ring. collar
button. key rag. prcx& 0ok. iEisAIoa sfk
handkerchief. pen psac.i. comic sevaop0 ana
vts@ung e>fdA All .hsas mailed 70 yea soT - Ia
ssAop pArkss h~ eiA Tie ts can hs ~
tAi.&d .. firm q ~ $50
Tns H~oya.CAsxes contA.ns c@s scpeso aEsshyst
r cg. e.eGAck cesAI hrsoc6 aet &c boz, 0ney neck
lace. corHs s~sve eas.nas. engraved ge14 siass
bsAce.c1. .A< Ar ,!o. xo8: plated lAtfA - gc.1
paA.> sleeve but.1os. heavy EuaE Plata sss6a. LIVELY
CANE suASf gin g~c1ins PA<tGaa d.AnoSe SGD,
AA..ase cfu0 va r diamond cecS0. beautiful
Set sleeve oa;sons. rla,e1 cellar ooace. plated
FAX watch chain. plAls gold plAts ring, nccey
CAMEO ring. Mates aAs.nnss With r 1.AEooA
sstt.n0, gOoA' fail ru-e. aHe.AyE Aet. IAdy1
fail p.Ais1 ses via Waite ..nns s<,s.rgs, .ss And
cameo SrAYs pin. Gag Soie s@Ais ae~ss ScticcA
The vnole % ses rag y. sc>n: collection ens
sscr.s BY rAi ar q. : hs Z - 4 sos =. Tnia los
cAn - rszA..~c easily ~ erc-u p 20 ela Atds~aa.
-. r JEW EI4hY cn. AI.n.A. GA
rHR xrA 5IIsx AAys Teis en- paay 10
PERFECTLY r~.iae.<. Aef Ire A-01ns they give foe
y01s EAo0sy . ssioon@inE
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-26
sale OF Land.

TDv virtue 81 an order Of the Probate
ID Court Of Grange County. to me ul-
rfrjrd. in the case Of y. w. Graham as
.tdm'rof James :. Maiis against Mar
tina ''iariS and others. | viii sell at the
Court House doorin Hill>boro. on Mon
day the 9TH day rt April. 1881. twenty
acres Of isnd on III: Rn:.boro road three
miles northwest Of iiil}~borO. adjoining
j. ". Holloway and others. Also ten
acres Of lad adjoining :. ". Hughes.
Simeon i:lil and others.
Terms of ~ale i-3 cash. balance in six
months. <. ". GRAHAM,
Aim OF .Ialun> S NariS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-26

sTs'.i 81 easements ~ rnb,,t",u-
rn,jonS mr' h. hnndpd IN hg ;, IN.
U,d"e~d,I Of e"rh ~e"h- T. <~"r~
Mrjr I,xrrfI,u IN Mc- u~rt 4 = u
the J"tor Mr Oi&rrrrr r. j..
1,"tM press 'rcry TLonxl'y ~ l..
~ so nsu rench subscribers ~ IT,
frr ~ y icnri"g X7IShpro utt,
Mnt hour. Hemootrr he utptt
uud h. ~"r.ed ncrord4JhY.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-26
ITEMS OF NEWS.
Ex.Nice-Prcsident Wheeler has

1he consin Legislature defea
"a 'ty a close 'o'e the woman SUI
rage a"' P'on''''.'n ""'en'i'ne'''
'"e s'"'e c'n''''o"
New York con-amers have com
50 bitterly OF the illgh price
+ coal tia, the dealers have kindly
~rc'i"rc7 tie wages OF coal shove!ers.
T. IT,. wear 1890 February viii
! asc bat tNtn;y eight days, although
2 cap ear. iliS phenomenon "c-
cHiS "hty III -'' .ears, ahu always
"a ne old 10
! al, in "a Francisco, whose
o., vas nut q, hy a rocket on the
c,1.4.n. If ill., Fourth of Julv, has
RECOVERED enc thousand dollars dam
.,e- from the city.
I'll, i.ii IL Ouinrv, Fla. contain
tiie. In" jaIor not being about the
bu.-Iin. 1T the tinle, the inmates
.,. liz,
49,,
ife>'t''' '"'he1H ''iS aPV"'''e.'
Secretary i.>arts, ySei.ator Thur
,u.i. a.! ex-senator Howe To repre-.
:, -, 49,.
Ut -" '''S''.s
-. plubcr + lta,hs reported at
- Tn,L E.,r,au If. VITAL S,a.
t-;.s,.,l- -! The :o,al for the
49,, as -. = &c 80. ms
-. Hi@ -. - IT, "eath rate,
AL u" i~.s.!..'' ap'""f.'.e' are ui:a-
ber = : - of !.
80, a.a..a,l.'p t~r;n.erance
i.s>,.>..t - ..,pt ">cr the state
oi :. .,aa,,, So. :.e, legislature cas-
- -. ~nala-io", bills prohibi:n-
he re 4 .;guor within five miIc,
i cl:ur,hc, and school houses III al
"4.. ,.cry county of the State.
No,l.,hi1t ,ba e}dar o,,vo Nos,,
,.u. Can, = nn;vors;,v and !,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-26

HAPPY NEW YEAR.
w e 3 b
WAREHOUSE, H1LLsBoRo.
at the commencement Of the New
Year, farmers would do we'll to look
to their interest. Bring your to-
bacco to Webb's Warehouse, Hills
boro, n. c., where l will guarantee
highest market prices. We have
large orders for Leaf, besides our
manufacturing interests.
G. B. PAYLOR,
a. PROPRIETOR.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-26

and h~ "4r".ed rcrordiDJhy.
see c'n'' '''''e !" A'-
column
Preach - -" ia!ti>i c. ~
next '"''"Ss'
We tea" to- ~ "'-'n ''r'ht
Bap'l-, ch'rc1 IS 49,.
NJ rrc..u,..,ht,.n ~, sunday
n, any oteh~ -. Churches.
Wh,n
Ne'P" "''''' "''''.'' wa.
she ca @rep 'rN" -tri's'E h"r a."
II Won in,r r,I., ,l~a,a,,r: ,nn
an w., a..
'"'' - -''''''' - l''i'''
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-26
EHlasse aHu DEVELOP THE Foan.

II shT0nk wholly oe IN pAr. froE nature cs cEs-
ease Ad<.ce f-ee Describe cAs< arc SIND e.AEao
to r. D. l. Co, Atlanta, Ga No erncck hAEa-
e.: reference C~oxToYUrc<cce coCcdsnitA-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-26

William Morgan, colored, was
brough, up from Durham by Sheriff
John Knox Hughes, Wednesday,
and lodged in Jail. He was charged
With stealing money from a man
named Fitzgerald.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-26
M CAULEY

TO THE FRONT AGAIN,
with a large and we'll selected Stos> 4
FALL and WINTER GOOi.
10 which he would respectfully ~,
the attention OF the people of tiAt.l
hui II surrounding country air!
them TO examine this Stock beior. tf
ing. As he feels satisfied thai Ia
save them money.
| can only call your attentiot, 70 4
few articles in my Stock.
You will find COTTON Ytn
Mctauicy'>. At 81. Heavy ISL 81
ING at s cents, and n Full Line -
Nt-slltS OF all the leading ana.;.,
lar makes.
have a splendid assortmentrruF IA
DIES DRESS GOODS,;from 10 c.i. -
"
Gents FLANNEL.S SHIRTS. in"rt~D
cents TO e..
ED FIA\ZEIS MI Wi .
A large lot Of BEAUTIFUL :,tl-
GOES, at s cents. the very best
Ladies' CLOAkS and SHAW.
large lot.
NED HATS, in every style.
Mems and Boys HATS that ca, ;, 'o
neh'
~ roAio 'ha' can DC s"'' J"
" n cuo,,
a Sneci.,,v
'i
nave a splendid Stock 81 HCt'>'
p'1... .ohe ana see 'h'm y
RIAVKETS NAEnN snn n,""
WIJITS ""' n'"''
A Full Line Of
w
Of every kind.
, Cp0rurnu
CINONnCnI ana ULASS.H tI.L,
) large STOCK
7
!
o
times.
n
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-26

d McCAULEY.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-26

In tins c.,r it appearing to the salts
faction Of the Court. by the affidavit Of
john :. Proctor. one Of the above
named defendants that Anderson Cook.
the heirs of Josiah Cook. Thomas X.
GALLEY. Josephine Tumiicton are non
rt>ii,.:~os lie state Of North Carolina;
ii il therefore ordered that publica-
ION he made in the ORANGE COUNTY
OBSERVER. a paper pnbiished in the
town Ct l,illsboro, for six successive
Weeks. Eo:ifvin. the said non-re>idents
70 b.: and appear before the Clerk of
the superior Court for Orange County.
II lis office in lIiii>borO. on or before
lie IT day of May, 1881, to plead. an
~wvI or dclnul to the complaint filed.
=! Judgment viii be rendered as prayed
l}r II tllc complaint.
Witness George Laws. Clerk Supe-
r.,t Iourt for Orange County. at his
Office in Iiiil>boro. 10Th March. 4. d.,
1851. GEORGE
Clerk Superior Court.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-26

\ fashionable celorcd marriage
took place At the coinrel Me,hodis,
T.arch last Wednesday night. The
er ntrac,in- parties were M. Frank
Harris and Miss Mary Beverly, al
Of llIlI>boro. There were twelve
attendants, divided between Hills
horo, Durham ana Raleigh. all Of
whom We're neatly ana arprop1.a,e-
y dressed. The ceremony was per
formed by Pre>il:n. Elder Naxev.
colored, and was quite impressive.
There was All immense crowd pres
emf. the gallery being filed with the
white friends Of the happy couple.
In behalf of their numerous white
friends we wish them many years o.
happiness.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-26
DRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.

JftT Y w DDHIIIJINb
The undersigned can accommodate
several persons with good board on
moderate terms.
can. also. at short notice. furnish a
horse aud buggy. saddle horse. or wagon
and team 10 parties desiring such.
When YOU come to Hilisboro. call on
me. and | will endeavor to make you
comfortable at a small cost. | an.
also, take cart OF teams and horses.
JOHN POGCE.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-26
/ s s 1

1 y - l. =.
T START THE NEW YEAR WITH
L every prospect Of \ heai,hy trade.
for the next Il months. Sales l..st year
were larger than any previous year. and
l am determined TO increase them. Ms
STOCK SHALL BE LARGER
AND MORE COMPLETE
THAN EVER.
| will begin The new year with q full
line of all Staples,
IRON, SALT, MOLASSES,
SHEETINGS, NAILS.
SUGARS, COFFEES, CHEESE,
PRINTS, MEMS WEAR,
CLOTHING, HATS. &c.
My stock was very much reduced
during the holidays, but | am r~cplenisl-
ing in every line.
We open to-day an elegant line Of
GENTLEMEN and BOYS HATS
We open this week q new line of
PRINTS, BLEACHED COT
TONS, NOTIONS,
everything that ran short will be fillet
in each department.
/ have received ONE THOUSAND
DOZEN
COATS SPOOL COTTON.
This is the "Old Reliable for machin,
and hand sewing. My sellingtwo thou
sand dozen last year is an indication
that II people appreciate it. Not
withstanding the fact that it has beer
repeatedly stated that no one kept it il
Hi]lsboro. don't allow such statement
to misiead you. | am Agent for thi
Cotton, and give. it to dealers in lots a
New York prices and save them tn
freight.
am Agent for RAILROAD MILL
and RALPH'S SNUFF.
Agent for PEARL SHIRTS. The
need no talking up.
,, am buying MATCHES in fifty gros
lots, enabling me to give them to deal
ers at New York figures.
Also LAUNDRY SOAPS.
>, handle the BAY STATE SHOE ft
this town. They are a blessing.
1 am opening II line of All numbers
BOOTS for the February snow. Ne
Stock Of RCBBERS every week.
E. NJ. PARKS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-03-26

This space belongs 10 l.. J
Weaver, Chapel Hill, y. {. Watch
it,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-17
FACTS THAT WE KNOW.

fyou are suffering with severe Cough
Cold, Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption
loss Of voice, tickling in the throat, or any
affection OF the throat or lungs, we know
DIR, KINGS New DISCOVERY will give you
immediate relief, We know of hundreds
of cases 1t has completely cured and that
where all other medicines had failed. No
other remedy can show onc-half as many
permanent cures. Now to give you salts
factory proof that Dir, KINGS New Dlscoy-
ERY will cure you of Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hay Fever, Consumption, severe Coughs
and Colds, lIoarSneSS, or any Throat O.
Lung disease, if you will call at Geo. f..
Ollara's drug store, Cairo HIS, you can get
trial bottle free Of cost, or regular size
bottle forSl 90 (9)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-17
THE DAILY BlLLETlN SUNDAY MORNING APRIL = ,ss,

AFRAID to ride SultanaY Lady Theodore mas
ollon ridden her when in town."
MISS Woflhngton was not At all afraid.
Shc was ~ fond Of riding rs Of dancing,
ana she was accepting her "fatc"-irit was
hard onc--bravely.
81 snail be enchanted, Lord Uarcourt.
especially as ! have not ridden for several
weeks IL will refresh me more than any,
thing else. And we have an opera box for
Tonight. VIII you join us there latery"
sue uSked gruclously. "Towards the end
OF the season one tries TO crowd rs much
gayrly aN possible into the long DAYS, or the
iHNl weeks IN town would be unendurablc."
81 must salute the future Lady Har-
court the Countess of Raven declared. A
Few minutes later, when Lord lIarcOurt
had Departed Her ladyShip never was
very drmonslratiVe or enthusiastic in any
way; but on the present occasion her salts
faction was too complete TO be concealed.
at is thought bad omen, aunt Marga-
ret, to call Il bride elect by her future
name, Florence answered, submitting
cr unglNciouSly to the embrace her aunt
offered.
OmcnS good or had can have but little
to do with you, my dear. | think fortune
seems scarcely able to favor you enough
How well you have managed, Florence =
You have fulfilled all our highest hopes,
and viii be the most enycd girl in the
world, Your beauty and your good sense,
must say, deserve it, But you have also
shown courage at the right moment, and
when many girls might have thought it
pretty or interesting to anguish under
some tircsomc previous cntanglcmcnt You
have the true Worlhington blood in your
veins, Florence, and you know your own
value"
"Do !, aunt Margaret | doubt it,"
Miss Worthington answered, apparently
but hali-gratcful for her aunt'S sudden
praise. 81 can only hope my one act of
wisdom may bring me the same amount of
happiness rs my many foolish ones have
Done" she answered YEARLY.
"ASk yourself the question seriously,
Florence. DO You think you could endure
poverty atrialion? For it is useless
To disguise it-yOur father must leave Eng
lana Tor tlmc AZ least. DO YOU not rath-
cr think your happiness may be more COM
plctc ina splendid home of your own. sur
rounded by all the luxury and grandeur
that YOU have been accustomed TO from
childhood, and must say deserve. for Won
are 50 thoroughly able to appreciate it all
10 say nothing Of an tncNccptionably
handsome and fascinating hu>band:"
"Ah, YOU are right, aunt Margaret!
do not doubt anything you tell me; and
YOU see how well am protiting by your
advice. Sill when one j. Young, one can
not help having a craving for romance in
love, some sentiment touching ON the sub
lime; aud do not think that my court
ship promises much of the kind must
confess 10 You, aunt Raven, that all this
evening Lord lInrcourl %, conrad ha,
struck M" a, something too ludicrou,"
"IhcU rou WU,l have been very foolish
and >hor'->ighlrd. Florence. have heard
Lord llaruuurt admired on an ,idc,;and |
should say with the exception of your own,
that hi costume must nave been the one
most admired in the room"
Continu d next sunday