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oomplained, but TO me il was more than
vexatious to think there vas Q good home
waiting for her IL her mothers faults
would allow her to accept it. Now and
then I would give John tidinRs OF her.
He never sought her, being far too proud
TO come until she sent for him; and a.
in the course of the next twelve months
the unhappy Mrs. Dorvaux experienced
three or four relapses, could see little
chance Of John ever getting the mes
sage he waited for. begged Fleureete
20 persuade her mother TO enter home
for ineoFiates, but the girl would not even
breach the subject TO her: % here was
youth drifting away from John and Fleo-
rette-kept apart for the sake OF 9
Wretohed woman. and was powerless
10 mend matters.
But did John and Fleurette ever mar
~? You re this 10 not q romance, only
little tale of real life, and a. such the
only way out Of the deadlock was q sad
and proeaic one-a way that poor Fleu-
rette could not even wish for. Reform
alton, say, a. q medical man, was out
Of tho question. I hope Flsufette will
not read these pages, where am COM
PEELED to express my true feelings by
saying that, Q short time after q year
had expired, Mrs. Dorvaux was obliRin9
enough TO die. I say "obliging" ad-
visedly; for, sad though it be to think
90, her death made three people happy;
indeed, a. her life was SO miserable to
her, it may be should have said four.
Fleurette mourned her sincerely; all her
faults were buried in her grave and left
to be forgotten.
Two months after her death / wrote
to John, bade him como to town, and,
without even warning Fleuretts, sent
him to see her. Then he found that all
things do indeed come to the man who
can Wait-even the love that seemed 90
hopeless and far away.
don't think John ever knew, or, un-
less he reads it here, ever will know. the
true reason Why Fleurette refused him
and stunned him for 50 long. BE knows,
from what / told him, it was a noble,
self sacrificing and wOmanly motive that
led her to reject his love, and is content
with knowing this. He feels the subject
must be ever painful to his bright little
wife, and has never caused her pretty
eyes to grow dim by asking for an ex-
PLANTATION. There is no sadness with
Fleurette now. She lights up that old
red brick house; she is the life of Dale
bury, and, moreover, the one woman
against whom Dalebury says little OF
nothing.
The last time I was down there
rowed Fleurette long way up the shal-
low stream. Not only Fleurette, bot a
couple of children AZ we'll. dark-eyed,
bonny boys, who chatter in French and
English indiscriminately. As We passed
the spot where the aquatic escapade took
place turned with smile to nay sister
but before / could speak she said, be-
seechingly:
Don't, please-don't. Old memories
are ever sad. The present is happy, the
future promises fair; let rs forget"
And, as she spoke, for moment saw
the sad eyes Of the Fleurette Of old
days. Old memories are sorrowful-le'
them die.
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NOTICE.

On and after the LIST of August Mr.
Earl Fl. Webb will sever his connection
with w. II. Taylor and associate him.
self with j. NJ. Blanchard. Mr.. Webt
will devote his entire time exclusively tc
insurance, and as he is a thorough in
suranoe man the many patrons Of the
firm may feel certain that their business
will be properly managed in his hands
The companies represented by Blanch.
ard d Webb are members Of the Board
Of Underwriters and among the first OF
the country, each having from 81, 000,.
600 to 5000. 900 paid up capital. The
"Home," of New York; "Ph9nlx." Of
Hartford; "North British and Mercan'
tile," and German American" arr
among the companies represented BY
this sterling agency. 256
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Seminal weakness. Impotency. night loases
by dreams, pimples on the face and Loot
Manhood can positively be cured. The
sick and afflicted should not fail to call on
him. The Doctor has travelled extensively
in Europe and inspected thoroughly the
various hospitals there. obtaining greas
deal Of valuable information. which he h
competent to impart to those in need OF
his services. DIR. Gibbon will make no
charge unless he effects cure. Persons
at a distance may be cured at home. All
communications strictly confidential. You
see no one but the Doctor. Persons writ
ing to the Doctor will please state the name
of the paper they see this advertisement In,
Charges reasonable. Call or write. Ad.
dress DIR. +. GIBBON, p. o. box 1867, San
Francisco. Send $40 for package Of
medicine. Sd&wtf
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now TO SECURE nEALrn.

II il strange any ono viii suffer from
arrangements brought ON by impure
blood, when Scovill's Sarsaparilla and
Stillingia, or BLOOD and Liver
SYRUP will restore health to the phys.
ical organization. II is q strengthening
syrup, pleasant to take, and the best
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered
curing Scrofuls, Syphlilitio disorders
Weakness of the Kidneys, Erysipelas
malaria: Nervous disorders, Debility,
Bilious complaints and diseases Of the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Skin,
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CIosmo ONO. B. Littell is closing
out his entire stock Of goods, consisting
Of boots and shoes, notions and gents
furnishing goods, for the purpose of
changing his business. You will get
bargains BY calling on him at No. IS
Front street, Denny's block. ie5
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Gentlemen, who desire to obtain sea-
sonable we'll made Underwear, or Gents
Furnishing Goods, or the latest styles
of NeckWear, should call ON I. Harris,
at the California Clothing House, Yes
ler-Leary Block. He has Q full and
carefully selected stock. 18-1m
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Gentlemen can save money by buying
their white or colored shirts, or any
thing else in tho furnishing goods line,
at O. B. Littsll's closing out sale. No.
IS Front street. les
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Those elegant new ranges just received
BY Waddell& Miles direct from the man
manufactories-the Superior Range and
Stove. They are the finest, most eoonom-
ioal, and altogether desirable range on
the Pacific Coast. Gall and see them.
even II you don't buy.
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A full line Of drugs and medicines,
pare wines and liquors, cigars, station
cry, soaps aud toilet ARTICLES, at the
Modal DRUG Store, corner Third and
Union. q
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LAdisA 20 10 @. B. Littell's for your
ribbons and emhroidsTies and I'll other
goods In the notion line. He Is closing
ont, and viii give you bargains. No. IS
Front street., les
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Parties DESTROYS Of investing in prop
erty At Port Moody, B. G., can obtain
reliable information concerning the
town by-Applying to G. D. Rand, at tho
once Of W. E. Hall. Front and Cherry
ekrooea. 2lkf
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ORTUNATE.
GIBBONS
DlSPENsARY.

Se3 kearney n.
corner Of CONNER
cial ST., San Fran.
cisco. esta blished
in 1884 for the
treatment Of Sex
'ual and Seminal
Diseases such e
'Gonorrhea, elect
Structure. Syphilia
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Ths 0TUDERAKER = IL sfandard
vaeon of tha VOID. Yoe als b Wald
3 Ohmpbeu.
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6hinRiss- Cheap for cash At ths mill
nsar 6snseA and Front streets. George
81. Chiok. O-6
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II. @. NnIAnRhlin, Optioian, Front
strsst, Masonic building. A IT Ruar-
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Ths es2shsaAed Grown Oyiindse, Jour,
nal md 0thae l1hgiea1in9 els g Wald
3 Oampboll'A
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Port BIakeIy and Seattle.

THE PASSENGER STEAMER
= "@@ ~ 80 = q
CAPTAIN NUGENT.
Will leave Seattle for Port Blak ely every
afternoon at o'clock, and return the next
morning at 9 o'clock.
For passage apply on board. fe7 II
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II you ara needing boots and shoes,
call at O. B. Littsll's closiag out sale
and Rst them for less money than any
place On the Sound. No. s. Front
street., les
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DR.. SPIN N Ely

DR.. SPIN NEY
No. ~ Kearny Street
Treats all Chronic and special Diseases
Young MEN
WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects OF youthful follies or In
discretion will do well to avail them-
selves OF this, the greatest been ever
at the altar of suffering humanity. DR.
SPINNEY will guarantee to forfeit $50
for every case of seminal weakness or
private disease of any kind or character
which he undertakes and fails to cure
MGDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty b
sixty who are troubled with too freQuenA
evacuation of the bladder. often accom-
panied by slight smarting or burning
sensation and a Weakening OF the system
in manner the patient cannot account
for. On examining the urinary deposits 4
ropy sediment will often be found, and
sometimes small particles of albumen win
appear. or the color will be Of q thin milk
ia ne, again changing to dark and
.orn:i appearance. There are many men
who die Of this difficulty, ignorant Of the
cause. which is the second stage Of SEM
inal weakness DIR. :. will guarantee per
feet cure in all such case. and q healths
restoration Of the genito-urinary organs
Office hours-l0 to and to& Sunday,
from 10 to ii a. m. Consultation froo.
Thorough examination and advice.
DIR. sPINNEY 4 CO.
a6tf No. IL. Kearny st San Francisor
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cesses In matures Yeas - such = Loes q
Memory, Lsssitude, Nocturnal Eml1neoA
Aversion to Society, Dimness OF Vis1oel
Noises in the Head; the vital nuid peannG
unobserved In the urine. and many oshss
diseases that lead to insanity and deetA.
DIR. MINTIE will agree TO fuFfsit nv
HUNpRxD DOLLARS for case OF this kind M
VITAL RESTORATIVE under bis speeasi
advice and treatmentI will not cure. o re-
anything impure or injurious found u "
DIR. MINrfE treats ell Private Diseaeee -
cessfully without mercury. CoMuL3Acs
YREE. Thorough examination and sdvsces u.
Iouding analysis Of urine. $500. ms
VITAL RESTORATIVE. $500 bottle, o. 1877
times the quantity. 5000; sent 70 any "a
dress upon receipt Of price. or o. y. y.
secure from observation, and In privsss hs~s
A. Il. MINTIE. n. D..
II Kearny Street, San rrauctsoos oes
SAMPLE BOTTLE FRY1.
Sent on application by letter sssting ymy.
tomas. Sex and Age. CoramunicAoenss u'v
confidential.
DR. MISriE's AIpsEY REMEDY. MEL
RErICUM, cures all kinds Of Kidney al
Bladder Complsints, Gonorh0s, 6isess -
corrhps. For sale By sll Druggists; NV
bottle, six bottles for t5.0l.
DIR. MINTIE's DANDELI0S Pills -
the pest and cheapest DYsfEPsh -
BILIOUS cure in tbs market. For sac ~
drus0ists.
All or Iers for medicine 70 o. d. mum n
accompanied wi 81, as gusfsntss - -
faith which will be deducted wnsn "a.
age Is shipped. y..e- =
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Ii a neyerfailino
Cure for NeRvou6
Debility, xxhsasl
ed VT Atty, eeuL
nal W eaknsss
Scerma torrhos
LOST MANHOOD.
Impotency, Pare
lysis. Proststor'
rhes, and all N
terrible effects Of
Self.Abuse, youth.
ful follieG, and O.
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On our way / asked tho servant what
had happened 70 her mistress.
~ found her sitting in her chair, cir
looking % Wild ard talking s0ch Glib.
berish that came for y0u % fast q
could"
Sha led the way - sitting room.
Mistress was IN there when left; viii
you please 20 in, siff"
won't In, but no mistress Wns visible
saw, with quick glance, that the room
was prettily furnished. many little fem.
inine nick .naoks lying about. HANGING
10 IN easel near the window vere tvc
dead birds. Q eold6nch and q bullnnch
and On the easel stood . China plate
painted with . faithful repesnsniatiou
Of TIE modelsL
.Dsoaysd gentlefolks," ! aid 10 my.
eelf; bat the seryans's voice, calling M
specolAtiooa. There vas evident alarm
in the eirI's voios; % I haetened uu
staizss and, juse inside the deoe Of . bod-
recon. ~ Woman living On ~ doos
either dead or inoenaiblo.
hse up and placed her On IL I'D; then
tsvc0 ~ oooStAx0 VIM ~ tn
matter. Is needed. alas. very litslo pro-
feasionl skill - dseermins ths primary
oause Of her llne0L ! had befoeo r.
one Of thoss nd casss, unfortanassly
heoominR moro and moro oommon, q
drunkenne@ In one whose eduaaSion md
station in life should have rnissd - "a
above euch . vioe. Thsfu vas no douhl
aooot t. Even II the odoe q the 10
mans oreath bad not sold No ths truth,
! bad sssn too unany drunksn women q
my time 70 b deceived. Iooald % little
% reilsvs hee than; and, aftag aasurina
ths friRhfensd sarvant ehat hee miGfroGI
~ N no danger, paassd hse comfoss-
ABLY On ~ bad and gave ~ eiri dirse-
tons % looasa her eioshsa a. ~ AZ
% looked with pity and soms euriosisy
"a ~ nnhAppy voanAn. She was : LADY,,
ov,dsnsly, - fax - The common opnee q
Ne word S1aaAea, daaioaAaly nnx1wod
and vs0 dreansa Her $500 -
peeasanAs neaulAr and ro1neA "a. g
spf1s q ell - ny - vis1in . -
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Always near ~ 0800, % to4t -
Well, I won't Be too hard on Fleurette'l
mother. She must have had some
COED In her for the girl to have loved
her %.
Wehad aid nothing about ] ohm a. yet
That wAs 70 come.
Flsorstts, ! shall write TO John to
| night. What shall tell him7"
Her black syelashss only vere nov
visible.
aWhat can you tell himi You prom
ised TO guard my secret"
| ohAll at least tell him have found
you, and then he must take his own
course"
.Oh, don't let him como hsse,n plead.
cd the girl. II could mot bear to 81
him; and psrhAps,n she ADDED. With q
faltering voios, he dos0't care to hsaz
anythina aboat me- now"
Al, Esurskte! Fleurette! altar all, on
some points you ere only . weak ~
man.
The nsxt day begged leave Of alb
oo0co nom my paItn1e and patients,
and ran down 70 Dals6uzy 10 tel John
the neWR
Yet l had little enough 10 tell him. !
wss In honor bound 20 guard the girls
i u0uxOSs ~ ~ oO0Ao 10y - III mao
found hsr AGAIN; that she - q ~
visehing - ever, and, ! believed, loved
him stilL oouldAdd that nov knew
the reason Why che could mot GONE 20
him. and ] vas oompsllsd 70 own il vas
. veighfy one; IN obsfaols I eoold Rivs
no hOpe voald b removed for many
ysArA He mus b cnnfant With that;
h vas I'll The nsvs, I'll The hops, ! had
aivs him.
sv@y vsll," sid John, WITH Q sigh;
II mus vaik An things come 10 he
man Who vaits; soPsshap nsarssss viii
Nov That hAd found Fisuretts, you
may b puFe Ivas ma Roing to loss siehi
Of h9 again Ives RTievsd 70 asesstain
that her mokhse's cireumsfnnoos were
NOS - god q IL old. Some nsoal Who
pouDsaD1d IL widows o0n6danne had
0seampsd with large nm of money.
Oar Eloasee1e ekea oGt thsir now ssaniy
inspos ~ painttn9 a Ghina, ana Wy
elgvss,y - nd espied - kisds an1
nuWoes q - vhi1D poafeA - nsvuE
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TWO THOUSAND GALLONS DOG
i nah Oh for sale, In lots to suit, BY
8. BAXTER & Co.
Seattle. June q, lssa je9s dW II
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44eo@ly and sadly, Il ID true, but nevor-
sh:,cn firmly Refused him.
Ms10oeo John told me all about u In
him ~ badly - another mans coai
% SHs e could not conceal from me
Spcsnsed. and how intense bad besu
~ ~ ios me gin. A DO hnished hi
~ A eraspoo nis hand. saying. with
~ s tanee Of one Who has seen much
nslo vofx 2 me BEST antidots, and
I'm ss.s n - ~ nsse pasnsy o. that; fos
asosRss III eoout u IN time, old Eel
oony MINK ! ahaii. ! feel like q
~ wno, having bean kept In twilight
IA 81 3. LUG NE Y shown The sun for an hour
e M fossss The san no moro than
- esemsd 10 ne sucA . sveet girl, '
~ - ooscosIu1y.
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SnAn u W09 An O0kf1cos anu n floorott0
vas now my prisoner in mid stream, I
vas not going 10 let her escape or evadc
my questions for any bird that dev. !
sfeadicd the boat With an occasional dip
Of the oars. aud, looking her full in the
face. asked:
FIegr..ss, Why do you treat John 90
Strangely"
Her eyes dropped.
u scarcely understand you," she said.
lyon understand fully. Why did yoa
refuse TO marry himr'
81 might plead Q voman's privilege.
II re cannot chooss, we can at least de-
cline 20 Be the choice Of any particular
man."
"You might plead il IL You did NOT
love him; bat you will not plead il,
Flsurette. Il 10 because I know you
love hlm l AJAX you for an answer TO my
Her fingers toysd rsrvously With her
lilies. but she said nothing.
IF thought you did NOT care for him
III you can tell me so-my question d
answered, and ! an satisded. Answer
me. Fleorette..
She raised her bead. and I sav her
brave brown eyes aiming through her
team.
The proudest day in my life vss
when John Penn saked me 20 be hie
wife; the happiest day would Be TIE
day ! married him. and that viii b
never"
"Nevcr, Fleurettey"
Never. never. never. unlsasr-hers
the girl shuddered and covered her face
with her hAnds.
Tell me what obstacle there can Be, -
] said gently.
~ cannOs--I will nos. II could nos
tell John, Why should I tell your
Your mother b . great invalid, II she
notr' asked, affair . pauss.
Yea" replied Hisurette.
lis it possihls you fear John would
wiAa you to leave heet Is thai the ~
con, Flearstts~
u viii tall you nothing shs said,
nxmly. Put me ashore, plsass.s
Very veil, 1in Flsurstas." I sai1.
resting cu my CARA ~Theu give Won
far warning. ] ahAu usvss ooass until I
md cut eyeeything.~
IT, giSi6 fnss 1nshed With anccr.
Whaa siehs haSs yua.~ - srisd, pas-
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WE WILL GIVE FIFTY DOLLARS
" peg j foe u seumps delivered e our
nm = lA1s C =. q PEfSSjNkHYR'H'ym,
ap02 Pea Hafliisx.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-22
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

BERLIN, August 22.-The North
German Gazette, Bismarck's organ,
replying to the attacks Of the French
journals on Germany, and their cry for
revenge, declares that France alone
threatens the peace of Europe. He
says such state Of things cannot con-
tinue without serious danger, and
that the passions tomented by the agi-
tltion may burst the bounds Of peace
DUBLIN, August 22-The Freeman's
Journal bitterly denounoes the House
OF Lords for its action yesterday in
rejecting the Irish registration bill.
LONDON, August ga dispatch
to the Times from Hong Kong to-day
says Haiduong Tonquia, has been
taken by the French. They also cap
tured $50 cannon. The inmates fed
to the interior.
ALEXANDRIA, August 2Z.--Thlrty-
seven deaths from cholera occurred
here yesterday. One of the victims
was British soldier.
CoNsTANTTNoPLE, August 22.-The
Patriarch of Armenia has rendered
his resignation.
LONDON, August 22.-The fooO and
mouth disease has appeared among
the cattle at Spalding, in the county
of Lincoln, and is spreading.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-22

STEAMBoATMEN and others WHO
have come in contact with Col. Tom h.
Baker, whilom Special Inspector Of
Customs" etc., at this port, will learn
with regret or pleasure, as the case
may be, that he has been displaced
and had to step aside for another.
Colonel Tom is a genial bohemian.
He was a Confederate soldier, and
after the war a Democratic editor at
Paris and other Tennessee towns. A
few years ago he became discouraged
a id went over into the Republican
ranks, where his work was accepted,
aud he was for time recognized and
given some small positions. But he
took nobody with him and made not
ripple in either party. He held on
with great tenaCity, but soon found
that the loaves and fishes which con-
tain the true Republican principles
that so many members of the party
cherish or seek had all been pres
empted by lifelong veterans who were
ready to stoutly dispute the claims Of
any newcomer. Baker has had hard
time. He has had to be overzealous
IN season and out to Impress his new
associates with his sincerity and the
lasting qualities of his conversion. AT
the same time being rather impc-
cunious, like most of us newspaper
men, he has had to intimate rather
freely and frequently that it would be
very agreeable to his feelings and
necessities to have some little office
or place under the government. A
man cannot live on circulars and prin-
eiples aud platforms and cOnstitu-
tional amendments alone. But it
seems that Bakers faith is to be put
t., a still further trial. Like Ishmael,
he is left to perish in the desert; the
wouId-be drayhOrse oof the grand old
party is turned out on the commons,
aud there is no telling what will be-
come of the Republican organization
in this State now. This gives the
Democrats one more chance to carry
Presidential election.
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REsURREUIION OF a DREAD.
FUL MYSTERY.
rWO We'll known Citizens
hargea with "a Horrible Ar.
son 0Ild Murder that Occurred
Ten Years Ago.
yiok.burg Herald, 81.

NlUhtbuik Alol aAet eAf
1t was learned from parties, who
came down this morning on the
steamer Snnhower, that George Marsh
and NJ. Q. 0'Eeal were arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Judge Powell, oi
Sharkey county, upon the stadaEli
made BY said Deputy Sheriff, charging
Marsh and O'Aeal Of the murder and
burninp of the storehogsO Of Ring 4
Moore. located at Rolling Fork lSnd'
inc an SunHower river, which took
s nlsce in 1873, wherein Mr.. Jesse
Moore and wife and Mr.. Jayns' little
son, together with the clerk, were
burned alive.
Mr., O'Neal was arrested and lodged
in iail last Friday, and Mr. Marsh Oh
last Saturday. The two men, upon
be;nS arrested, seemed 70 be over
sheimod with estonishment, and The
nublic generally, knoEing the tWC
rentlemen SO long aud favorably, az
swfully surprised, and inclined to be-
I;eve that they are the victims Of
terrspIe mistake. The investigation
WAS to take plsOe to>day, Monday, q,
70 O'clock, qt Rolling Fork, where al
tbe eyidelce will be- produced ~ hh'
nroseeutioE. Colonel W. d. Bower
has been engaged lgF ths deiepse,