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In the Dark as to the Origin of the Term
oHoneymoon'-SoundA Advice.

"HoneymooR"-sound Advice.
Lilly asks; "What is the origin Of the
term honeymoon ?" Well, Lilly, we will
be teetotally amslgamated If we know what
the origin OF the term was. What the word
honeymoon may have to do with that
period when the young husband and wife
are getting acquainted with each others
home styles of meanness, we are free TO
state we do not at this moment exactly
know. Think OF waking in the dead hours
Of night during this blessed time, called by
the poets and other connubial ssvants the
honeymoon, to find that your noble Adolf
plus whose whole being seems 20 you,
Lilly, TO be the very ne nlus ultra, the
ultima thule and the pro bono publico OF
perfectiop-think Of finding In that Silly
bour, we say. when all nature IL hushed,
that Adolphus shores enough TO crack the
eternal rranite foundations Of the universe.
There are places, no doubt, Lily, where
Won can find out BY asceTtaining, what the
origin Of this word IL, but at this moment
the required information has escaped our
mind -rIararnia boomerang
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10 CERTIFICATES IssuED.


NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 3O.-The governor
has ordered the FORMULATION Of the vote in
the Sd congressional district without giving
a certificate 70 any one Kellogg has So
msiority. An election for congressman IN
place OF General HerTin, deceased, has been
ordered for Febuary sth.
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Iva, ILL, January "a, l88l.-oARrnR MrDIcNr

co.. = ]
Gents.-Enclosed find one dollar, for
which please send by return mail one bot
tie Carter's Little Nerve Pills, and for the
balance Carter's Little Liver Pills. The
you some time ago have been tested by me
and several of my friends, among whom /
distributed them, and in every instance
have given entire satisfaction. For sick
headache, they are the medicine-seek not
to improve tbem-they are perfect.
HUGH WILL, Ava, Jackson Co., Ills.
For sale by Williams, Tolliver d Walker,
DRUGGISTS Dallas Texas.
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Save the children From lack of ma
turer judgement they are specially liable to
Sudden Colds, Coughs, Group, Whooping
Cough, etc. Use Acker's English Remedy,
1t saves hours of anxious watching. For
sale by w. H. Patterson & Co., Dallas
Texas
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The sundsy Law In New York.
a RIGID ENFORCEMENT rHEEEoF WILL ~ EN-

Nrw YoEK, Dec. 2-The new code, 90 far
AZ It refers 70 the observance Of Sunday,
VIII be enforced BY the police tomorrow.
Superintendent Wslling in conversation
aid. 81 do think Il viii work; no necessity
tlIsf newspapers should be sold Sunday, OF
fhet men should work Sunday 70 get up
MONDAYS papers; that is servile labor and
misdemeaDor, and The police vii Be liable
for misdemeanor II they DO not
sfop II. Then We have barber-shOps-tbey
vii unquestionablT Be closedt bec.nse
,I;en can rer shaved on Saturday The
~ hing establishments els0 are not vorks
ID neoess1fr or charity. We DO not have
irria5Icfio1 over Central Park, but II the
rsrk police DO their duty Sunday DRIVING
I'm he sfnpped. We shall sop driving on
se~rrfh avenue and the Boulevard II TIE
1ren 40 uot arrest ever one they can hare
NJ possible erc1se 70 eve % TIE foltce
r-r1rnlssion ~ not doing her duty
Co-p1rnfion C0unsel Artrsus gHFs opin-
IN ffis evening 70 the po.ioe c1lrrulssic1-
ers In rsra-d % ne penal code. Re s4fs n
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sorrH canoInsA's TEIrrrr 70 HER DEAD.
CHanLEsTos. s. G., Nov. IA rnoDu-
r,eut ~ tbs Confederate dead vas unveiled
fo-dar in MarnoIia cemrtery IN the pres
e-os IL 1880 persons. Senator Butler DE-
If-r-n7 the r~affun
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S. S. S. stands unrivaled for blood dis
eases; is a blessing to those who take it;
send me the address of doubtful ones. John
S. Taggart, Salamanca, n. Y.
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ANFoRD, MICHIGAN, August 29. 1s79.-CARrER
MEDICINE COMPANY:
Gentiemen-Please send to my address
another bottle of the Little Liver Pills.
consider them sovereign remedy for Head
ache. CHARLES s. SANFORD,
Midland county, Micigan.
For sale by Williams Tolliver e. Walker
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Mrs. Langtry.s

Mrs. Langtry..
Few American ladies are aware that the
clear, ringing tone Of the Jersey Lilys
musical voice is the result of the almost
constant use of Browns Tar Troches; they
are now endorsed by the best speakers and
singers of the age. For sale by Williams,
Tolliver & Walker, Hoyt & Coffin, and
Howell & Co., Dallas, Texas.
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AT HOME AND ABROAD.

Parliament prmognod = The Queens
speech Comprehensive and Cam
ala, DoailuewlIli Gencral
Policy Of Britain.
A Meeting In Ireland Prohibited Wy
ProcIamntlon--A United states
Steamer In Trouble.
. Jerome Collins, Letter to belong Given
TO the Publlc--A Document
Calculated to
Throw No Additional Lustre ON the Con-
duet of the Ill-Starred JEAN
nettc Officers.
Frank Frayne VIII Not BE Prosecuted
for His UnintentiOnal Homicide.
Gotham to Enjoy the Benefits OF a
Sunday Law,
Which will Probably be Vigorously
Enforced.
Other Foreign and Domestic News
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CHzsTEE, Pa. Nov. 5l.-An unsuccessiui
s..erurt -as mads t,-dry - launch 80
monitor ruritnn. on TIE c0cks slnce l.li.
rrnffinr orders 20 laurch.
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20. 600 L. Comic Pear Trees.

three per mail, postpaid, for 81. The
Huntsville Nurseries, Huntsville, Alabama
have heretofore advertised only for the
Wholesale trade, but now offer inducements
to all who plant Fruit Trees and Fruit
Plants. Catalogue free.
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and Mrs.. Teyis had \ meeting ihlg fbmhl
mo- fley have sepafgled, H. taking. ihtli
mly dhlld, little fih ihfee years ~ afe
and will Institute ait fT dly0fce llnflo.
dlaleiy, which will he .gllnwe1 ~ No. w IN.
fault, The bones of M, lnmebaidps gfhl
below liio elbow are shattered aud The ball
fanaed npwafd, but Tie wound " not dan.
gofoua fho scandal ls the topic Of general
LATER DErAfGs.
The POst.Dispaich gives The following
story of the affair Mrs. Teyis IL lady
woll.known In 81. Louis society. She is n
niece of General Sherman, commander In
chief of the army, and also niece OF the
late Judge Samuel II. Reber. Her father,
Colonel Reese is now in the regular army,
but at present In ST. Louis. The lady Is
quite young, with an exceedingly
attractive and intelligent face, OF the
order best described as "rcd
blonde" and her figure Is very graceful. He
does not look to be more than 20 but is
about q, and she has been the charming
center of a very bright circle in St. Louis
society for several years. About four year
ago she was married to Mr.. Tevis, who was
lately merchant in the city, but now con-
nected with the extensive dry goods
house OF Grow, Hargadine d Co.,
and son of John g. Tevis, an old resident
of the city of st. Louis. Everyone who
knew them supposed their home was n
very happy one, but for some time past there
has been coldness between them, growing
out of
AN ANONYMOUS LETTER
received by the husband; This was ex-
however and Mr.. Tevis seemed to
Ih satisfied. That deception was used
Deere has been no doubt, for only
4 few days later the event described above |
took place. After the shot was fired, Tevis
yhe lady supported Inglehardt until they
stopped passing carriage and were driven
% Inglehardt's apartments, and from there
Mrs. Tevis went to her father, not daring to
20 to her home. The scene between them
turing her recital of the affair is said 10
lave been painful in the extreme.
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IA Veretahlc - Il,


Only used in AYER-s AGrs CURE, has
proven itself a never flilia- and rapid
core for every form Of Mnl1rial Dis
order. Fever and Aguc. or Chills and
Fever. No injury follows is use, and
its Effects are permanent II rouses
the system % a condition OF vigorous
health. clcanscs the blood Of malarial
poison, and imparts a feeling Of COM
fort and security most desirable in
Ague districts. II is an excellent tonic
and preventative, as well as cure, OF
al complaints peculiar to malariOus,
marshy and miasmatic regions. The
great superiority Of ArEE's AGUE CURE
over any other compound Is that .
contains no Quinine, Arsenic, or min
eral; consequently II produces no
cuiuizm or injurious Elects w1stever
anon the Constitution. Those cured
u II are lef as healthy as n Thy had
rsrrr had the disease.
TIE direct action Il ANS AGUE
CrTE upon Tire Liver and Digestive
O--ans makes u q superior remedy
~ Liver Complaints, producing mary
re.n.rkabie cures, where 0-1er me1t-
CHS haze filled
~ SEE u 90 d-1g-is,s-
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The aged and feeble should use Parker,s
Ginger Tonic. 1t brings appetite, strength
and good cheer
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Smoke genuine Duke of Durham Stand
ard of the world.
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Premature Loss of Hair
May be entirely prevented by the use o.
Burnett's Cocaine. Housekeepers should
insist upon obtaining Burnett's Flayoring
Extracts: they are the best.
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MAKE HENS LAY.

An English Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist
now travelling In this country, says that most of
the horse ard cattle powders sold here are
worthless trash. He says that Sheridan's Con-
mensey valuable Nothing on earth will make
hens lay like sheriden's Condition Powders.
Dose, one teaspoonful IN one pint food. Sold
everywhere, or sent by mail for eiQht letter
stamps /. s JOHNSON s. co., Boston. Mass.
Wholesale and retail agents, w. II. Howell
4 Bro
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Sank in n Storm.

THE CEDAR GROVE GOES DOWN IN A GALE
SEVERAL LIVES, IT IS FEARED, ARE LOST.
HALIFAX, Nov. 3O.-The steamship &C.
dar Grove, from London for Halifax and
st. Johns, N, B., struck the lodges off
Cape Canso at o'clock this morning, du-
ring a gale, and sank an hour later in ten
fathoms cfwater. Three boats were Launched
shortly after the vessel struck, two of
which, containing thirteen people, reached
shore safely. The remaining boat has not
been heard from and, it is feared, was lost
in the breakers. Among the missing are
the captain, chief officer and Miss Fairall, a
passenger. There was so much confusion
Just before the vessel went down, it is not
known whether the persons named are in
the missing boat or went down with the
steamer. The Cedar Grove was new
steamer of the New Brunswick steamship
line, and was insured for $l30,000, within
10000 of her value.
LATER.-A passenger makes the follow
ing statement: l was below when the ves-
sci struck the rock. The chief officer re-
quested me 10 look out for the boats, pro-
visions, water etc, After providing for these
went below again at the chief officers re-
quest. Several firemen refusing to work
after an hour and halfs work, the chief
engineer ordered all on deck On going
part of the way up | founu
the engineers companion-way gone.
Making way through the office got up by
aladder there. When l reached the deck
discovered the vessel was sinking rapidly,
and that every one had abandoned her
except the second and third engineers and
one fireman.
The latest from Canso is that one life
boat and nineteen persons are missing. 1t
is not known how many succeeded in get
ting into the first boat. Some were seen
to jump overheard others were
washed off when the bow of
boat swamped, and it could not be ascer-
tanned in the darkness how many had been
taken into the boat. The ship struck on
Walkers Rect, back of Cape Island,
a mile west of Cranberry Island,
and not on White Point, as before
reported. The breakers were seen and the
engines reversed some minutes before the
ship struck She remained above water
three hours after striking. As she now lies
the taffrail is visible at low water.
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Horssord,s Acid phosphate in Debility.

DR.. W. H. Holcombe, New Orleans, La,
says: ~ found it an admirable remedy for
debilitated state Of the system, produced by
the wear and tear of the nervous energies.
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EA-ATTORNE1 GENEhAL MAJ 'EhHh ON IN u
Ex-ARKANsAs STATESMAN.
New YORK, Dec. 2.-Honorable Wayne
MacVeagh this afternoon, in reply to an
inquiry as to the charge of ex-senator Dor
sey that the ex.attorney general had vio-
lated confidence during his term of office,
said his answer was not necessary. 1.-THE
whole letter is tissue offasehoods from be-
ginning to end, except one soli-
tary fact, that l objected to secret
examination. Before l entered the cabinet
of the president, Dorsey painted me in very
unfavorable colors. If | was as bad as he
had presented, why didn't he come to me,
as he says, and entrust me with his conf
dental business. Everything that was
necessary to be said on the subject of the
star-routes / placed in my letter to Presi.
dent Arthur, and that consider sniff
cient reply, as l then explained everything
1t is sufficient to know Dorsey is under
indictment and awaiting trial
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. Frank Frayne's Aim.

1T FAILS HIM AT IAbT AND LADY, 10 bLhlN'
CINCINNATI, Nov. 3O.-This afternoon at
the Coliseum theatre, in the fourth act of
the play ISL Socum," Frank Frayne. in
shooting the apple Off the head Of Lucy
Slocum." persopated by Miss Annie Won
Behren, missed the apple and
shot Miss Won 'Behren in the
head. She died in fifteen minutes.
Frayne was arrested Immediately, the cur
tain fell and the play stopped. The audi
ence supposed the victim was only slightly
hurt. Frayne used Stevens rifle of y
The catch snap of the rifle was imperfect
and slipped just as the hammer fell.
IN PITIABLE FRAME OF MIND.
CINCINNATI, Dec. Frank. j. Frayne,
who Yesterday shot and killed Miss Annie
Vonbehein, an actress in his company, by
accident, at the Coliseum theatre, passed q
restless ana almost frenzed night. He re-
fused to retire until late hour this morn
ing, pacing the floor and giving expression
to his incompatible grief. The case was
called in the police court this morning, and
at the request of Mr.. Frayne's attorney,
the hearing was postponed till tomorrow.
The attorney said he was anxious TO have
the case disposed of tomorrow, as Mr..
Frayne was anxious TO accompany the body
east for interment.
THE PrIsoNEr 70 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AP-
PLAUsE.
CINCINNATI, Dec. Frank Frayne was
before the police court this morning on the
charge of manslaughter for shooting Annie
Won Behrens at the Coliseum theatre du-
ring the performance OF Isl Slocum" at
Thanksgiving matinee, He appeared quite
calm at the beginning, but as the testimony
proceeded he was restless and at times
"A "a. tad
the testimony OF Sergeant Berrengen,
who saw the shot and who arrested
Frayne, and of Mr.. Beam. a
member OF the company, who explained the
cause of the accident. He said the thread
Of the screw that holds the spring-catch
was worn or torn off and the screw was
blown out Of the gun; the catch, losing its
hold, permitted the gun barrel to drop aud
that sent the bullet below its aim. Mr.:
Frayne's breast and neck were burned and
blackened by the powder escaping at the
breech Of the gun. The prosecution here
rested and said the charge of man
slaughter should be sustained by the
statutes, which iorbids any one to point a
loaded gun at or toward another person.
did not apply, the gun was not pointed at
deceased, but at an apple six inches above
her head. He suggested also that frayne
had already suffered the worst
that could happen 10 any one, and
that no punishment by Law
could give greater weight to the lesson OF
this acoidens. Judge Hegley leaned % the
oninion that the statute was not disObeyed
in the case, because the gun was aimed at
an object and not at a person He szid the
testimony clearly showed there was not the
slightest criminal intent, and the prisoner
should be discharged. The announcement
was greeted with emphatic applause.
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Other Foreign and Domestic News.
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Crimes and Casualties.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 2.-The accident on thu
Kentucky Central railroad last evening
was caused by an attempt OF freight train
which was several hours late, TO reach Ca
tawba, the next station north of Falmouth,
before the train should arrive. -Four miles
north of Falmouth the two trains met.
William Gray, fireman of the passenger
train, was killed, and Isaac Ackley, en-
gineer, severely injured. George Kennedy,
brakeman, was also severely injured; Levi
Kirby, engineer on the freight, slightly;
Luther VanHook. Cynthiana, Kentucky, a
passenger, slightly. Both engines, four
cars and the baggage car were wrecked.
ALL LOST.
PICToU, DEC 1.-The Schooner IL. Folly,
from Cleveland to Brocksyille, wi coal
went ashore Off Salmon Point reef Thurs
day. She was commanded by Captain j.
w. Mcdonald and had o crew OF eight men.
All lost.
FOR IMPROPER USE OF THE MAILS,
BosToN, Dec. "A deputy United States
marshal arrested DIR. Charles J Eastman,
dean of Bellevue Medical college, on the
charge of using the mails with intent to
defraud. He was jailed, but subsequently
released on bail.
TEMPORARY INSANITY.
Dies MONIES, a., Dec. 2-Henry Hill
man, farmer near Brooklyn yesterday
morning, went to the summer kitchen got
on barrel, swung rope over rafter, tied
it around his neck, sung goodbye" to his
wife, who was in bed, kicked away the
barrel and strangled. Temporary insanity.
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Gotham to Enjoy the Benefits Of a
Sunday Law,
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Frank Frayne VIII Not BE Prosecuted
for His UnintentiOnal Homicide.
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Which Will Probably be Vigorously
Enforced.
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The present Governors Of kentucky
and Arkansas Blackburn and Churchill
ARE brotncrs-in-Iaw.
1T Is stated that Thomas Mast q
about % retire from business with The
Hampers. having made enough money %
support himself In comfort
The American Board and Woman's
Board d Missions have commenced the
publication Of an attractive little mis-
si0nary magazine for children. called
the " Mission Day-spring."
Miss Annie Louise Cary says that
she has no idea Of Withdrawing from
her public career, and that there h %
truth in the report that she y 70 marry
. gentleman whom, she says, she he's
never seen.
MANY readers Of devotional taste
and habit may well be grateful for ,
new and improved edition u Theodore
Parker's prayers. They are often IL
spring and uplifting in an uncommon
degree. -- ChrisfjdD linton.
jefferson Davis daughter varina Il
great belle in the South. She i pale.
slender and reserved. At Q recent ball
she appeared As the Margarine of
R.;r,,tk 4, . 800 v;ck v.Ivcf ma ..t;,
-<,s,rr,s 7" ~ -, $500 -
Ras,.xt Rccrer - ~ N.w w..
Ledoer = ! remarkably well-preserved
man n sixfv. Ana would readily pass for
4 dozen wear YOUNGER He 4 femperate.
= well a industrious n His habit.
which indeed Are but little CHANGED
since he was foreman Of the Mirror
-. = ~ ~
c.ct p..,r,oct - \. s.;,o~ 80 80.
"a fro,,, ,crJo,, II, I,re 49, ,v;,h .norh-
- ss;ic- 4, ~. e,~s .,r -srof fcss
Tor~sv a. : cv,,;se syonej ~ 1919
~ 49, - NJ Yor[ "a returrci
ssf.,v - Icrdcr a. had snGsr~5
1890 hsr,eh;,,s "a rr-,f Nv, S,,,.<hs- 49,
ic-<-;,, ~ ~ jcrrss. 49,. ~
f. = cL~m,a -
- 49, l.'1 rs SPn = u 49, =
s.m $1,000 a'' IA ,s5 ,s a 1870 y,
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A 1;t.lo rh;1I - .Il~o.,oI - =
ran,iemsn ~ ofher AN HOW o,d
49, vou ~ de,rp, ~ asked .O,dfv
sa;d nv child indionantly. ..rm not
Nh - III I'm on;fc ne,v,-r
--Ro-ton ha~ ordered t;re-escapes N
every factory employing over i've
hands Where onlr ia ~ emnloved
II II cheaper ~ III Them burn with the
building.
While the rest Of as have been talk
ing and arguing. William Hunter, Of
New Mexico. has been shooting. He
convinced his seventeenth man the
other dav. Detroit Free Press.
Give every man the credit az in
ccr;,v notwithstanding Il NAV be !
SI;yhf strain IN vour erednlifv "a be-
;;eve fhe doctor means what he saws
when he tells Won: II am glad to see
YOU well. sir. M
Said the man as he lay crushed
under the fallen wall: For heavens
sake Get me out of herer' Are you
suffering much painPn they asked.
Y. Yes. he replied. ..but I don't mind
about that. It's the row NV wife win
make about my coming home % latS
that worries me-
Ia horse nm away Il Hornellsvills
ana knocked down Al ACCORDION PLAYER
MA ur.s nlax;ng for Iii IL va worth IN
I street corner. The musician was e
r;ouslv injured Ana his insfnment
damaged bevond repair. II y not
always hest u restrain 4 horse when hc
v.nfs " ,nn .wav ~ Norr;Sfo,on Hcroid
4 n,.r ,,,;,h /. s;,x.r.,,l...d double
wv, 1870, ..,;,, h@i1e- 1870 M, the
sancsnm Nv oshcr dav Ana commen.ed
exnlsininc ~ beauties 81 TIE article for
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~ THINGS IRE NEW

"Thcrc's nothing new within the world"
Go %. all things nrc fresh aud new;
eav. rather. there II nothing old
Unto the thoughtful soul and truo.
The world \ new. 10. every morn
Fresh sunlight rlinss on ficld and stream,
Frreh sunsets blush ofhwart the lawn.
New beauties on tho hillside CLEAN.
And life "A new. Who has not known
The dawn Of powers unfclf before.
Aud stood. ~ children stand alone.
Beside some newly opened door.
with eager heart stiIl half-afrnid
To Try the realm but now unscalcdf
d hidden stnlI~Wnys open laid
q sacred rooms 10 M revealed!
And love. new born each day and hour
No weight ~ years can make II old
To dim its light time hath no power
To turn % dross 10 living gold.
II walks the earth n glad a. when
Our parents roamcd fair Eden through.
o call Il darkest treason then
To name love old. the ever new.
Ella 9. Dabbi<, IN Springfield (lfass) R<p,sb-
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TREASURE.


II wa lonely little country CROSS
road. with only two or three houses
along rs way. 80 little travelled that the
alder and blackberry bushes grew down
70 the wagon track. and the sun-bon-
ncted women, who q summer
might pc seen gathering the ripened
fruit. would start in surprise at the
sound 81 wheels: bus while these homes
seemed isolated enough, their aspect
was cheerful, convivinl even, bycontrast
with one that crowned low hill across
the fields; a dark, weaiher-stained
house, with - face turned obliqucly
away from the road, and hidden IN
veil q somber pines, - though seeking
70 hide Itself from the memory Of some
shame or the stain "a some Old SORROW
ful crime Even the lane, that wonted
thread q communication between re-
tircment and the world was wanting,
and thus intensified rs arr q forlorn
solitude. Aloof. remote, apart, y stood
fenantlcss' u would seem, but Tor the
plume 81 smoke thar crested i, and the
evening lights that shone from ~ WIN
dows.
The mystery. however, Of ITS ISOLATION.
IKE many another apparent mystery y
easily solved ~ hau been puiit 20 'front.'
? road now changed Or abandoned 90
long that All trace OF rs existence had
faded from the hills. and the occupants
never having been able 20 acquire ~
purchase the strip 81 ianu tnat inter-
vened bctwixt them ma the highway.
had con'ented themselves witha right 81