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The "EIe ction" in Delaware

AT the election to- 'ay IIewscn f.
lanncn was elected inSp or of the
southern d4t ct BY 645 majority.
Francis d Talley, the Republican
assessor, is elected III tho nothern dis
tricl by OBJ majority, which gives the
Democrats a total of - on the assessor
The Republicans elected 8 of the l.
inspectors, which gives them a majority
Of one in the Board of Canvass for the
November election The Democra. ;
have a majority of 1870 Of the total woe
for inspector. There are but 5,57I
votes polcd and the Democrats have ii
slight gain over le vote of 1881, Dat
side the city New Castle county has gone
Republican by about % majority.
Sussex. with all ard from but one
Democratic hundred, gives the Dem
ocrats ma ority of l25. Kent county
will give a big Democratic majority
Four hundreds heard from give the
democrats a majority of 217 which
will be considerably increased by the
four huud, 5 1T, hear from. The
result Of the election to-day is consider
ID by many to be fair prOgnOstication
o thu November election when full state
a county tickets will be elected
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,Le ediior Of III Emerprise The arti-
eos -. ASSOCIATE .Judgeship" aud Ia
c,rcIcs.ly handlei" it the Enterprise
n,n wishes we will scnito Attorney
General Brewster as twin effort Of ous
IN defend the Republicans Of the 7h,
Judicial Circuit -ainst the Enterprises
implied charge OF Ignorance, when he as
serted the libel that it had but one re-
publican within its territory who had
suffc ent use and education TO fill the
position Of Associate judge.
We said that we were, other things
being equal, in favor of a man for Of
fcid position who was and always had
been loyal to his country. If that is
.rnplnt dim cracy, thea We are ram
ru. and shall MAINTAIN the position
though autagouiz d both by e E"tcr-
p1s and the Almins;ra; on.
Ia cone uaon our dear brother, let
Us inform ypu that Mr. V Brent has
not Just as umcd tic duties Of his posi-
ton
lie has been SO long therein that he
It'd not write nor is not resp n III. Cor
the articles Associate Judgc-hip' and
: Fats I,rcle >ly Illnllcd' which seem
t,hay.gv tn Enterprise the Ell Is
Those articles were written by the
Bohcm!dH who does all the Scritblng for
the INDEPENDENT This Bohemian is
native M,rylander, has been twenty
err IN editor, was made lawyer by
judge Y Collins Lee before he was an
editor. and lives in the Seventh jude al
district. lie fought with Hooker amid
the clouds. at Lookout Mountai and
helped to "gnbble ~" Bob ice at NJ
pomattox Having imbibel an iuclina
ton thereby fnropposin; rebels, he still
feels disposed to vote the way he shot
Ifthis is rampant de nocracy, write
u rampant.
We know however that in this dis
trict. yea, in Charles county, the republi
c ms have good, pure, clean, oyai con
petert men. like Ju lgc Harvey, Lawyer
Wilmer and Clerk Sionestreet, ill 10
on oftrust md the INDEpEXDENT serves
notice that it means to keep up a recnt
| s. warfare upon them until a deceH
regard for consistency forces them t,
axe the conf'dcratcs into their party
like our Methodist friends take the un
reconstructed into their church; upo
prob tion warfare that will cont M,
until it ctnnot b. sa /, as it nay now b
sud that Southern MARYLAND Is rllcd
by OK confedrrates, and tnat their con
luest has not been achieved by the val
or of t 'cir arms, but by the smoothn ;.
# their tongues Ii this is rampant
leno ,racy, then write us rampant
Sing the doxology.
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1t is said that Vice pr..,I
had no appreciation Of ,La n' h'n2
It has long been a custom :. u''u''
on the final ni,ht Of ,ho '''' Senate
Seer tary to reid hin. i.. o" lor NE
when the Vice Preside, ''s.f tl'le
the usual formula dire., 'oa after
say yes after = INNS. ~, '''e ih favor
say no. Of course there n,.,, opposed
response from the Ja.,.;, l be no
Yet the Presiding officer Will ''0','r''
''thc ayes have + 'N uccl"re'
When Webster was ,
King presiding over it, All ana
upon one II these occasion. '''on
bills bad been thus passed ul.,.
stcr and his associates Silent .o,.. ~
until finally the Ri,cr aud II,rl ~ ~
was reached The Secretary ,.l V''
title The Vice President but t,e
with no response As bc ,a, !, 'S''''
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1882-10-06

The political pool in Maryland whio
laS been rather calm since the oponip,
Of the campaign, despite the violent e
forts Of politicians to stir It up. is begin
nlng to show signs of agitation. In II
quarters is to be noted increased a .tivit,
among the party leaders, " the IAN
aud file are being mustered and recrni,
'sg rendezvous are being opened tn,
primaries in most insances hive bc,,
reid and the conventions have made N,
nominations. III Il elton cones n
pace; only a few more days remain
or patriotic ctiz is t, rally and "sa,,
he country From the headquarters
It the two parties the usual reports ar,
sent out that the Democrats are copsnir
ny against our free Institutions" IN
.hat the Republicans are unIcrmi. i,
he temple of liberty" Vicious doc
rlnes are being Disseminated by Lo1
arties, if we are TO believe the cam
'alsn orators, and fraul, bribery an
rickery Of every description are to b
'raetised at the poll. AMI tae will {
lie people" r,nlaYl null mi soil
THIS condition of things is brou- i
bout every two years and yet the couu
ry manages to struggle on, aud strang
q say onr popular form Of goycrnmcl
still remains.
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Political Thoughts.

In suggesting MIR Robort Turner a,
and late for Congress from The Tlir,
district, tie republicans Of Etst Brltj
more have shown their good sense Mr.
Turner is by ali odds the cindid;,t.
who can roll up the largest republican
vote in the Bird disrc Ct - heard !.
gentleman now living in the Fifth bu
formerly of the Bird district N which h
is registered recently declare. II an
4 democrat always vote the ticket, bu
| ann going to B,lrimore to put yot
in the 9th, Waid for Robert Turner
5 ould the republicans Of the Fifth dis
trict display similar god sense, ane
nominated J mas A Grry, there are
Scores Of democrats IN the State, vii
will not be displeased to sec Turnc,
Flndley and Carey representing IT,,
ealth aid talent of til, State in tue mex
Congress
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No hair preparation in the world has
.;tdued suvu woi divide reputation
Ayers Hair Vigor. This is due 10
healthy action CA the hair and scaln
nd its remarkable power Of restotn
ray halr 10 its original color anu IN,
'rrlhg a gloss anu freShA IS Abicl.
axes it desirable to all CLASSES ana con
ions Of people.
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democratic Nominee on Tues ay

Hon. Andrew &. man, ofCharle,
county. was renou mated for Congress BY
ne democratic convent on OF the Eff b
distr ct of Maryland a Upper Marlboro
nc Juu.cla,y con,eutlon 40. tle Sc enti
Jleuit renomiu.tcd ia &c Roo.I
nd of ST. NJ ry's unty, for Ass
ate Judge.
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All Ladies Know

ire IA nlu.e attractive when free fro,,
puppies. Parher's Ginger Tonic is
'opular an ong them, lecause it ban sb-
impurities from blood and skin ana
lakes the face gov and the evo-
,ar4le with pr re. :
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VICTIMS to Constipation and its m.
told mscnes can kct in good condition
~ mod ate use d Ayers Pllls-tLp
rrest, sat st nd mv' t reliable Catlar.
tic.
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D. McMENANIg

Wishes 10 cdI a'tcniion.lo his extensive mon
umenal works Cor. First Street east and
pennsy lyaaia avenue, Washington, b. q.
Monuments Tombs and Iieldsiones speeaI-
v foreign and domestic m,rol, nsautl,
land. Give him c,n. Material an.
.orkmmsmp guaranteed Price to suit.
ii. "
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jIaIyIlnII Independent.
PORT TOBACCO. MD:
FRIDAY October............. och, Isss.
POLITICAL nATA

n their representations far the
eur x campaign We furnish the follow.
ia. Atemcnt If the voc in this Juiic.
81 nd Congressional district tor lSSo
tt 1881 and our conclusions for 1882
DIV his Judicial district in 1850 the
ua was. st Mary, county Chapman,
tH. 1920, Wilmer rep Ill, rep.
rity 2i2 in Charles, Chapman
l7Uf, Wilmer 1899 rep. m-joriiy 49,
Calvert Chapman Ill, Wilmer $40,
d.o majority % Prince George, Chap
mau 1884, Wilmer 2672, dem majority
~ Total rep majority in 1rb Judicial
circuit in 1880 was 29l In 1881 in
,aa contest between keating dem. aud
Dr-uch rep for Comptroller the VOC
va- as follows: St Mary's Keating
i33, Gorsuch 1874 rep. m.joriiy 295
d. Charlcs, Heating 1863, Gorsu h
o5, rep moioriy 433 Calvert, Keat-
i.c j5i, Gorspeh 71S, rep majorit,
"a, Prince Georges, he. ling 1850
G1csuch 237g dem N jority 10. To
tsI rep. majority n tie circuit 942,
gais,since 1850 w.s tjl.
10 she fifth e, syre,siossl di,tric. ,h.
t,ts in 1850 va. m.jority for Wil@vr
TOY in the Judicial Circuit comprising
.Hs four Southern cauDtirs thereof
aai in Anne Arundel Chapman dem
-Ilo, Wilmer 2447. dem majority
-t IN Howard, Chapman l774, VIII
'.er 1870 dem majority 40l in III,
Seventh ward Of Baltimore Civ Crap
mAu 1904 Wilmer 936 dem mniorit,
.~5 IN the 1t AMI Is districts Of Btlti-
aafe County, Chapman 1904 Wilmer
~ lem. majority 81 Total dem
majority in Congressional district 1917
1881 the vote in this distric WV
o'lows: For Cor uch rep. crndi
,s.e ior Comptroller in the four coun
.s- constituting the 9Th Judicial Cir
'ug r. majority over heating dem
..4a- above gl1 In Ammo AruD,.l
Artng 25GG Gor~nch l742 dem ma.
Hug 81 In Howard Heating 49,
,....Ich l3sS dem MAJORITY 60 In
yut..uth ward Heating IIOl Cor
81. dem majority G52 I>t district O
l&inorc county Kcot;uc 6,7Cosc
-arh Il3 dem. majority ~ in I'm
houing Jos Go.such l59 dem major.
i92 TOTAL dem majority il d,strict
900 democratic loss 80 In 1872
~, have had new registration and .
n-u d,,trlctjnp Of the district which
,dl, he 9th and 7th precincts of III,
1871. ward, the LIST precinct Of the 18th
aud the first precinct of the 18th ward,
NJ Eal,imorc city to the 9TH district Al
tho democratic primary elccti,u th..
pr.elncts have tut voted as follows
Saith precinct q 10Th Ward 80 S.y
nth 23-totl SO First precinct Q
lajh 60. First precinct Of 18th wal,
~ .otsi dem. vote in the addition t
district 172 Az the republican prima
r- the vote was, sixth prvc,nct of tn,
Iah VIZ - seventh 10 total II in
First precinct of 10th ward 50 and il
ll,t ,prroinct Of 18Th ward "a tota
an ,ority in precincts added to the al.
t,jr, 30 This with the democratic ma
ri 1887 in is makes a pre-, nm abb
dymocra &c m7jin ls ; 0 50 VII 1T e
opublicaus have to tace re yng on til
popularity of their standard bearer an
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SIIERIFPS ELECTION
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. to the Quail
y flied Voters Of Charles county, that an
Election will BE- held ON the
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St TIGday after Bt Monday. ii being
The 7th daT Of November, 1882.

il ne .crcrI E'cc'ion Districts q said coun-
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-12

two miners in the Pecos Mining com.
pauy's camp, twenty miles north Of
the Mexican border. The duelists
were George Holenbeck and William
Stratton, both Of whom were born in
New York. They were educated Mt
Cambridge the former graduated as
a lawyer and the latter AZ II physician.
They enlisted and went through the
war, serving in Colonel Gordon'4 One
Hundred and Forty fourth New York
regiment. At the close Of the war
they returned home, but finding pro.
tc~-ional pursuits too tame for them
they concluded TO 90 west Before
they left home a difficulty arose be.
tween them which was prevented from
ending in bioodshed by the intcrpo-i.
ton OF mutual friends.
Last week they met in the Pern-
mining camp, and determined to settle
the old quarrel. Accordingly arrange.
mcnts were contaminated ipr a duel.
They were to fight with pistols in a
dark room. Each was TO announce
ready, after which a third party was
to count three, when they were to fire.
The room was dark A. Egypt, They
went into il, aud announced ready
from opposite corners One, two,
three, and Slralton fired. ~irailon
fired second shot, but the only re-
-puu,r from Holruhpgk was grUau.
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Married in tie BIZ hway.

N''.''... '..'. A".'.'"
4 gentleman Who arrived mere from
CEDAR I'M last evening says 'Ha, a
romantic maich occurred near mat
pace yesterday moF''"i' ne nT'e +
name vas Miss >'' .,'-' ana That OF
'A' nT'l'lf"9m snyder AiF. Snyder
"'' no''IrI 10y '"e Young !"AI pa
rents 40 dH y last ina. he ".U.H hc "'
longer welcome uP'" 'h''F Pi"'i'-'''
a",' "1'''.' '"''''',,"'. '''I W, you" +
nay va, ",pt' u, hT. 7hl'tT h1' al.
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OF all habits it would be difficult go
name one that has lr-- reason hv pro-.
vocation im it than Ui using proiaun
or vulgar language. When cooIly
viewed, the act Of one human being
calling violently ou hi. Maker TO de-
liver over hi. fellow man to C0udcm-
nation is wicked iu the extreme; il H.
a vain and irrpycrcui use Of hi- Max.
cr', name, aud 10 is the expression Cd
lar-h and internal wish But lsav.
ing the wickcduc- out of the question.
&c j. useless aud rational Il. bring no
pleasure. nor comfort, nor relca No
prUiaue swcarcr j. ever the wiser, rich.
er or happier for his curses. He may
cursc his enemy for lifetime, without
turning one hair Of his head white or
black hy the process.
Our language furnishes al tb" words
aud terms needed to give strength aud
yigor to expression without resorljng io
oath- and curses. All the words need
ed to express Indignation aud wrath
etcu are found in il. An oath docs
not give strength and emphasis to the
troubled mans yea aud all the oath-
and maiedictious that csn be imagined
cannot give an atom of strength To-
the liars nay. Swearing Is chiefly a
habit: the oath which the wcilhrod
man uttcr- IN a moment of passion or
vexation may be palliated, for il j.
perhaps like an accident, but for the
foul body of oaths and curses that the
habitual swear pours out in ordinary
conversation or on slight provucatiou
there is no shadow OF excuse, but a
slame to himself and a disgust TO his
acquaintance. Some men are such
slaves to this viciods habit that they
swear without knowing il they con.
verse IN dialect of oaths. They
would be disgusted the,ss,,yes if they
could see one of their conversations
taken in shorthand and put in print
with coarse oaths bristling all along
the line of their remarks. Profanity
and vulgarity do not always go to.
gether but they are apt TO. The swear
er is in danger of becoming vulgar,
and the vulgar man is invariably a
swearer. When both habits meet in
the same individual they make him
intensely offensive to the pure minded
people 1t is imagined by some that
an occasional oath or a little vulgari-
ty gives spice or flavor TO conversation
but if II does, il is a very offensive
flavor There is nothing more charm.
ing than chaste and simple language,
and it is worth any mans while to
cultivate the habit of testing il. An
oath would not be considered a favor
TO the conversation of a modest and
beautiful maiden, neither can il Justly
hold to add TO the piquancy Of female
conversation.
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Separated By their Crr1i ia Faidfd ,mm
Bsgb.
Providence Journal.
The Jewish Cemetery lies not far
from the synagogue in the sweep made
by the Kay street where it Joins Tou.
70. In the enclosure are two graves 50
near each other that as YOU stand by
one your shadow falls upon the other;
within them sleep two lovers, separated
during life but united long since by
death. Judah Touro and Catharine
Hays were cousins, aud among the
Jews it is crime for those So near of
kin to marry. True to the religion
and traditions of their race they sep.
arated never to Eieet again, although
they lived to be old people. Neither
of them married, content with the
memory of their love and hearing Of
each others welfare from mutual
friends. They both died in January
1854, when he was 80 years of age
and Catharine was II. Hisname was
the last word she uttered, and in his
delirium before death called him he
talked of walking in a beautiful gar
den with Catharine Hays, his first and
only love. Judah Touro. however,
did not let disappointment embitter
his life, for he spent il in active be-
nsvolencr, n and fion fund llft by him
the means arc provided to keep the
cemetery in order. 1t is told of him
that he built churches In New Orleans
for all sects, even contributing toward
the erection Of Unitarian place Of
worship. On his monument the fol.
lowing words are cut: THE last of
his name, he inscribed it in the book
Of philanthropy to be remembered
forever"
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Thurlow Weeds Guest.


New Yafh sun.
Two summers ago, when the win.
dows Of Mr.. Thurlow Wccd's house
IN Twelfth street were thrown open 10
let IN the evening breeze, pigeon If
bright plumasc flew into the room. II
remained for hours and showed no
disposition to depart, though it wa.
free 10 escape. Mr. Weed fed il. sup
posing that it would hy away when
ITS hunger was appeascd But it had
come to stay and established at once
4. household pet and especially as
Mr. Weed. devoted personal friend.
iIutter- aud COOS about his reception
room still aud comes to him at hi.
call eager to he pelted
Mr.. Weed takes it out frequently
70 the garden at the back Of his
house and though other pigeons fly
down to it and help eat its food, it will
never join them in their flight after
the meal i. finished. When Mr..
Weed goes out walking it often per-
ches on bis hand and remains with
him for considerable distance from
the house, thea flying back. One day
ilew Up Il, on the hDusc,ops al
some distance Irom home and Mr.
Weed -aid t. himself, Wei, the
bird ia- gone at last When he got
home hc found it pcrchcd above the
doorway waiting to be let in II hut.
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hundred battle fields Of the war that
saved the Republic. and that kept FOR
the old Keystone State her position at
the top of the Union Arch.
! viii, in my next, give you many
more interesting details which cahnot
crowd into this communication.
Before closing, let me suggest that
partie. having horses and harness will
find rcmunefntivc employment for
them in Philadelphia during the Ceie.
bratIop.
Very respectfully you're,
Cuks. w. ALEXANDER,
NfrrttJrH
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"THE bees arc swarming and there
is no end to them, said Farmer Jones
coming into the house. His boy
George entered a scconG aiterward and
said lhere was an end to one Of 'em
and il was red hot, too. "
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LonE out for lha; sweet little insect
tac m,hrcnu- ihropHoiariah. Live.
gu carpets, rug- and dclicacie- oE sim
liar character.
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BEAVER j, pcrhap- wise in lcuiu,
lhc State Agricultural College mEt,or
-.ygrcly alone. lie never mentions %
in DO. -peccbc.,
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Erie Nail West, Niagara Expruss West, Lock Haven
Accommodation West, and Day kxuruss East, make
close connections At Northumberland sith l.. h. n
n trains for wiikesiarre and Scranton.
Erie Mail West. Niagara Express West, ard Erie
Express West and Lock Haven Accommodation West,
W. trains north.
Krie Mail West. Niagara Express West. and Day
Expresa East. make clese CONGESTION a. Lock Haven
with n " " " n trains.
rfle Mail East and West connect at Eris with trains
on T. 4 A Il. =. n. r., st Corr With G, g A. v n.
r. ii Empafium With n. n. r. a 2. Y. r., AM af
Drlffspod aith A. Y.H. n.
psslar ears viii run between Philadelphia and
wlliamaraft on Niagara Kxpress West. Rtis Express
West Fhtiadeiphta Expteas Esst and bhY Express
East and Sunday Express RaAs Sleeping cars on ali
night trains. VIZ. A nktnuts.
een1 Superintendent
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A Duel in the Dark.

One IF the CoAfesiants Escapes Uahut bv
Means Of l'catrfiopdsm.
DALLAS, Texas, Oct. "A hostile
meeting occurred last week between
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ora wEEK Eis .aAT A. haue easily aade
Eusts, Malne IL
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A Newport Romance,

Separated By their CrS1i ia Fudfi mm
Bsgh.
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MCCULLOUGH,

n n
W ATTuENlN.ATLAW
tlIAEFIELp. PA.
All business promptly ATTENDED o.. lIy
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RAILROAD.

L -,rhnaaelphia and Eri' Divi'io'.)-on and
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DR. ]. w. RHONE, Dentist, can
y - fonr4 ~ Dc oTlgo Rra r-stHrueo ou N~rih
slIs ~ iitFh street tsfee JogTs Essi 81 AlisgheH,
Balisfouts. Pa lh-1,
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just Received !!

USREsH EGas-Two AND QUAhTER
Il dozen for 81, or sl3 per case: Also, iresn AZ
Oysters, reduced to 81 per can, AZ bEno o. oo
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PIONEER LODGING HOUSE

FIyHIS OLD LANDMARK HAS RECENTLY
L been removed to Monroe street. two doors
so tn from Bateman. 1t has been thoroughly
renovated and refurnished, and is now one Of
she cosiest lodging houses in Eureka. Rooms
by the day. week or month. At the lowest rates
No stairs TO climb. Good beds, 90 cents 0
night. Ldistfl MRS. 8. aoYNE.
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r71 A WEEK. tl2 a day at home easily
D 4 made. Costly outnt free, Address TRuE
Co., Augusta Mains.
Smyrna times., 1882-02-08

She could go back to Creyton and give
Harry the five hundred dollars twice told.
1t was too good to be true. She must be
dreaming
She told Mr.. Leigh about the partner
ship, as they watched the crowd stream
away in the direction of the railway sta
tion, and received his hearty approval
and coDgratulatiOn.
will see what it realized" he said
Il stipulated for ready money sale
You can get away this afternoon, Ella. if
you wish"
And Ella did get away, carrying with
her twelve hundred dollars, the result of
Mr.. Leigh's advertising.
All expenses are paid, and this is your
legacy" the kind old gentleman said to
Ella. Mr. Gerard Cooper has two tables,
three chairs and cabinet, that cost him
double what he offered you for the entire
lot"
And Ella did not give one sigh of regret
| over the fact that she had not one piece Of
that beautiful old furniture" when she
put the bank notes into Harry'S hands,
and told him the story of her legacy.
But Mrs. Gerard Cooper heartily echoed
her husbands words of vitupcration law
ished on Mr.. Leigh, when he wound up
his story by saying:
Ella knew nothing about old furni-
ture. But for that abominable old law
yer's interference could have bought the
entire lot for hundred dollars, and Ella s
lifelong gratitude for my generosity"
. 1t was just ELLA Bowen's luck" said
Mrs. Gerald, spitefully. "If l had had
any idea your grandmother would make a
will, would have gone to Magnolia and
nursed her myself