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The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-01-13

To The Ladies'.
IL the wash water IL hard, or you
wish to save half the labor Of Wash.day,
send round to Kirkpatrick's and get
liar Of SlDDALL'S SOAP.
THE DEDERICk HAY PRESS,
Four styles just received by The John
w. Lowell Wagon Conn lsany.
~~-~~~->~~-~.o~~>~~~-~~~s
Mems Club skates,
hAyS' Club skates,
LMdiex' skates,
At DARTS.
KEEP OUT THE COLDl
weather Strips for doors and windows.
Mt DARTS.
~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~-~-o~~s
House or rooms tO rent. Inquire of
Geo. H. savage.
~~~~~~~~>~~~~~--~~~~~
New styles Fancy Lamps ut
DARTS.
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An immense stock of Glassware, Of all dcscrip-
mons. also, a full line Of t&ueenswarc, at +. "
Pain i,4r'u
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-01-13

Horse Prairie Batter, nice and sweet, at Kirkpa,
rio Bros.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-01-13

Fine ParlOr Stoves at Darts.
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base Heaters. Tor coal or wood, At Darts,
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-01-13
JANUARY, 1888.

a fine assortment Of Mems Diagonal Dress Suit
just received at r, W. Poindcxter's.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-01-13

House or rooms tO rent. Inquire Of
Geo. H. savage.
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Now, AS the Thermometer is twenty re degrees
'.!ow FRO, Sweet 4 Baldwin will sell you tinc
blankets and q Tits cheap tor cash
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-01-13

New styles Fancy Lamps ut
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-01-13

\ large assortment OF FANCY GOODS, of cv.
cry description, just received at Mrs. NJ. a. Ding
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-01-13

a full stock Of lso..' and cailircns suits. ut r.
:. Poindextcr.s.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-28
OUR HAMBURG EMBROIDERY SALE

Is voted success We have values the equal Of which
have lever been shown in Washington. We have the
mos elegant line of Nninsook Embroileries wa have
ever shown and at almost one half price The quail
ties We are showing for 124c 1Sc and &c. per yard
VIII surprise you; and in wide houncing at &c., T5c
aud II per yard. the values unusually good We
mention particularly handsome pattern. ID inches
vide on 2o-inch cloth, at 81 per yard suitable for
Children's dresses.
SPANISH LACES. ~ inches wide. warranted all
Six. only 25c. per yard, in Black and Cream.
VAL. LACES. inches wide, good quality, only 81
per dozen yards: &C. per yard.
Imitation MALTESE LACES, z inches wide for
trimming wash dresses; only &c. yard; 81 per dozen.
TORCHON LACES. a few very pretty pattsrns and
inches WIDE at lOc per yard. worth 12dc per yard
altogether comprising the best cheapest Laces and
EmDroderies ever shown in Washington.
HOSIERY. Lsle Thread Bargains. at 75c pair. COM
pr1slng an assortment of Drop Stitch in Bronze Old
God. Brown. Light Blue, Pink and Cream Plain Ii sles
in Bronze. Old Gold, Dark G reen and Cardinal and
few handsome Pink and Light Blue in fine rib which
we have this week reduced to Toe. per pair The GUAM
titles small
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WOODWARD i LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
921-PENNSYLVANIA AYENUE-o1l.
Lur1S's FnExcH DREss FApR1cs,

SEATON PERRY,
Successor to Perry Brotner.)
INVITES THE SPECIAL ATTENTION" OF THE
"LADIsS OF WASHINGTON" TO HIS
VERY COMPLETE STOCK OF
LUPIN'S CELEBRATED BLACK AND COIORFD
FhENCH DRESS FABRICS,
WHICHIS AsLARGE. AND COMPRISES AS MANY
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS AS ARE SHOWN
IN ANY STORE IN WASHINGTON.
NEW CHECKED sURAHS. LOUISINES AND SUM.
MER SILKS. w ~
BONNET's TAPISsIER'S AND SCHROEDFR,s
BLACk GROS GRAINS, OTTOMANS eros DE
L0NDI:ES AND RAS DE COMTESSE, IN ALL
GRADES AND AT CORRECT PRICES"
PONSON'S CELEBRATED COLORED 9ROS GRAIN
SILKS AND SATIN RHADAMES. IN ALL SHADES.
AT $l.51 PER YARD.
.fXTKA GOOD VALUES" IN BLACK RIA
DANES AND SUkAHS Al 81. 81. % AND 81 50.
BLACK SPANISH AND GUIPURE LACE NETS
NEN COACHING PARASOLS = D sun UMBRFI-
LAS. FROM 1HE BEST MANUFACTURERS.
EMBROIDERED FICHUS. PARIS .RSEYS
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH SATINES
SCOTCH G1NGHAMS AND LINEN LAWNS
NEW BLACK GRENADINES. FRENCH O, p.
CUKSETS.
EMBROIDERED ROBES. ALL STYLES AND
eS CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES. AND CORRECT
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Building
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street
Ls,Aolsned lo4o. apps
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We've Dosr II.
In attempting to duplicate our special b.rzains In
BLACK SATIN MERyEILLIEUX,

In attempting to duplicate special bsrzainsin
BLACK SATIN MERyEILLIEUx,
advertised last week, (Which were out Of on wenes
day and thursday Of this week. we have &C .uay OBJ
tanned BErr QUALITY, which shall offer the
SAME PRIcE-sl per yard We have also completed tho
line. and offer extraordinary inducements in Black
ATTN Merveilieux at 75c, 90c. 81, ST. 10 and 81 "a
Per yarl Without making any extravagant statements
We simply say each quality is good value spe-
cal bargain advertised 81. and your cri icsl
animation We have another grand bargain in reserve
FANCY SILKS,
which we obtained this week at forced SALE notice Of
which will be given the goods are received
NUNS vEILINGS.
before noticed. have had fair sale, notwithstanding
severely cool weather. few warm days viii make
the even desirable at per yard the price at
which we are selling very handsome quality in Cream,
Pink. Light Blue and Azuline Blue.
The 46-inch All Wool DE BEIGES at SOC. per yard,
have the best card have shown In this
fa2arsnent There only the Light Grays and Light
towns left and at present not abe to duplicate
N. They are extra good value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-28
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.

Nice Silk Jersey and Mousquetaire Gloves in Cream.
Shrimp Pink. Crushed Strawberry Electric Blue Tans
and States. in g. 10 and II button lengths BLACK silk
Jersey and MonsQuetare Gloves in 10 and II button
lengths Jersey silk Gloves. in new shades OF Tan at
only 7oc pair; 900 Elastic extra fine Gauze Lsie
Gloves, with fashioned fingers only &c per pair
ne" lne OF Black French silk Mits. warranted all Silk
from 500 to 81 so per pair: Colored Silk Mtts from
Zoe to 81 per pair; Our button Chamois Mousauetaire
Glove inans and Modes. at 75c per pair is the most
popular Cove in our line.
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RIBBONS.

We open to-day another lot Of those wide Black Fill.
tene Ribbons at $50 yard pure Silk.
100 pieces wide Gros Grain and Satin and Surah Rib
bons in ali coors at Csc yard in Nos 90 40 and CO.
warranted al Silk-special bargains
800 pieces No. all Silk Gros GRAIN best quality in
the best coors at only loc yard. No. 12s at I2c
per yard.
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DOCkETBOOK LOGIC
FOR PRUDENT MEN,

The way to succeed Is to get the most possible for
your money the harder work the anxious you
should be to spend your dollars wisely. In buying
CLOTHING 1t Is the cheapest to get something that
will wear well and look well long Lasts Consider
make as well as material. Some people not eats.
fled I'm ess they make big profit on everything they
sell. WE ARE SATISFIED WITH SMALL PROFIT,
We ike to turn over money quickly and the lower the
prices the more rapidly turn 1t Five per
cent on suit may seem like very small profit but
turning five per cent over once a month amounts to
sixty cent annum High price cothiers will do
well to consider this hint We not for opposition
because WE SELL GOODS AT THE LOVES POSSI-
BILE COST This is why we have been successful.
and nowhere can you obtain Good Clothing Lower
Than We Sell at the
MISFIT STORE,
Corner 10th and F.
We soil
Boys suits from - up. Mems SUITS from Sc up.
Spring Overcoa.s from sc up.
Dress Pants from 81 30 Working Pants from Toe up
Black cloth Dress Suits from $lS up
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED-BOARD

~ ANIED-BOARD-I WILL TAKE $50 IN
saH,t monthly payments, and one months Board for
se, wile and two daughters g 10 years. for my
piano Whlc1 cost me $500 State particulars Adj
dress d., BIT AZ street northwest. II
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
CPnAGUE MANSION. CORNER sru ANDENW,
~ Large airy Rooms with 6rst class Board $50 10 80
per for two persons occupyine one room. Transient
DoARD-PERMANENT TRANSIENT AND DAY
- Boarders accommodated At tine McIherson House.
corner Of 18th and streets. Aps. n. L. SOUTH
ALL. apl7-lms
HLINTON HOUSE DINING ROOMS. COR. IRA AND
" sts q. location central table board 81 and $40
M larre furnished rooSns e. SO % IS per week tram
sent rates room and board 81 81. Is. 81 50 er day.
WM. O. EAfLOR, Prop. m30- Inn
IHlRST CLASS BOARD WILL. BE FOUND AT THE
Il Forsyth Dining Roome. lOe3 Penney wanna avenue.
Board per month. $l6; ~ meal tickets s.. and single
meals rs cents The best Coffee lea, Cream and But
ter in the city. Lunch seryed at all hours. RS Am
CIRsT-CLAss TABLE BOARD, SO PER MONTH;
regular bres kfHsf and dinner. 35 ceuts rhree mel
tickets for 81. Also Restaurant h. l. ELWOOD.
southwest 7th and streets northwest js6-6m
TUlREMONT HOUSE-CHANGE PROPRIETOR.
IL First-caass table; polite and attentive servants very
desirable situation for Families. Rates 81 90 and S2po
day. SIS. $50 SIS and So per m. E.w.DENlsok Prop
TUSHE LAPIER HOUSE s. W. COR lors AND ESTS.
Nv Il OF the coelest and best Boards
houses In the city. Transient Boardors sccommo-
dated at reAsonabie ternn Meals At all hours. ere
TE DROIT DINING ROOMS FOR LADIES AND
~ GENTLEMEN. Sl2 st n. ". opp PHtsrt Ofhoa.
Regular Meal d cent?; "a Meal ficketa IS Com.
Portable Dining kooms for Ladies' and Familses up
etaars Meals and Lunches served from q. % p.
m. Ual8l J. W. BEALL. Prop.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

| WANTED-BY DEPARTMENT CLERK fSJN
w Sel. two unfurni shed ooms; northwest pre-
ierred Address. stating terms Ito include cara Of
1ooms). A. M. P, Star Office. It.
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Qu1LrA

QurLrA
Opened To-day,
JOHN T. MITCHELL.
o3l Pennsylvsnia avsnuA
100 Quiitz, reduced from 81 20 0Ocfs
100 Quilts. reduced from 81 % 20 IL u
100 Quilts. reduced from 81. so TO II. Is.
Dsmaek and Huck Towels very low prices the beae
0oe 70 Cents. Sold
Dxmask Cloths. from loxlo 70 iox1e
All goods the bost Prices the lowest
Elegant Satnss. plain and figured. 1t the reduceo
price. aple-lR
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T. BUSINESS CHANCES.

I AM IN ] HE MARKET FOR LARGE TRACTS OF
land in the northwestern part OF the city, should be
pleased to hear from owners. Address Box l46 Star
Office. ao3S 1ts
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New AND STYLISH.
ATTRACTIVE. BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE SUM.
MER SILKS. CHECKED sURAHs. FIGURED
PoNGEE, STRIPED GLACE. CHECKED TAT
FATA, AND ONE SPECIAL LOT OF THE MOST
BEAUTIFUL CHENE SILKS WE HAVE EVER
SHOWN.
THE LOT IS NOT LARGE AND CANNOT BE d.
PLICATED.
WE ARE SHOWING MORE SUMMER SILKS. AND
IN GREATER VARIETY THAN EVER BEFORE;
NOT IN THIN AND POOR QUALITIES. WHICH
ARE THE MOST EXPENSIVE IN THE END. BUT
GOODS OF SUBSTANTIAL WORTH AND AP-
PROVED STYLES AT MODERATE PRICES.
BLACK SILKS IN EVERY GRADE, FROM THE
CELEBRATED LOOMS OF ANTOINE, GU1NET,
Gle LYONS. AND c. J. BONNET Il Gle
1URIEUX. WHO ARE THE RECOGNIZED MAN.
UFACTURERS IN FRANCE
TWISTED SILK HERMANN IN EVERY GRADE.
BLACK SILK GRENADINES.
BROCADE GRENADINES.
ALL-WOOL GRENADINES
CHOICE MOURNING GOODS OF EVERY DFsCRIp.
Full PATTERNS.
PONGEE AND PONGEE EMBROIDERED DRESSES
IN GREAT VARIETY.
EMBROIDERED FISCHUS. CASHMERE SHAWLS.
FANCY WOOL SUITINGS; IN FACT ALL
DRESS MATERIALS OF GOOD QUALITIES IN
EVERY DESIGN AND TEXTURE,
ONE PRICE,
w. M. SHUSTER d SONS.
919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
The best Is the cheapest sp28
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A CARD

Ivc;Lc respectfully announce 10 my friends and tha
public generally that having leased the entire bu,,ding
southwest OF llth street PENNSYLVANIA avn
nue. formerly the Star otice}. that have now far
greater facilities for conducting auction business
Than Eerofore The building has front Of so feet on
PeEnsy wants avenue by depth Of lbs feet thereby
Sfis one grand salesroom OF fifty feet front ON the
second no0r - large room. having SAM frontage A
lower noor which IS specially arranged md planned for
the sale 81 Works OF Art and Books and Ia cauable "a
comfortably seating two hundred poop In fact n n
The oHiJ establishment il the city that has sensrata
saeeroOS Tor the gccOmn: odatiOn all Classes ~
goo,is II cgnfnands much space within doors In
sales tan always lie uc.ed W thout regard to
Weather The upper rorion VI the building con Ial ns
20 ou3 hich uss ter storage purposes which
Lss oc-n specially srrsnged. and Is naturally great
accommodation TO the public There also in the rear
% sae Duiing .srE-e court open space which win
70 aed Tor the sale o. Horses and tn. Whole
soInnS one OF the c.Ost competc AUCTION establish
rnentS In the country.
ntNTs had al experience. OF .-,nty ave yesrs in thu
ousihess and with the sesislan" of 81 b. Il timer who
@tthd personsLJ to tie per~onal fire art saes
snu tnoronghy comP..nt corps of assistants feel
ohuUeht OF g1ying pertsct ratisf
hst may 10 intrusted IL .py hands.
b<nkins the public for their past ratronssa and
fully - ~ s---4e' Aiii' 'eSS fespect-
aI2s-lm THOMAS nowrrNo
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It'Oh sAIE-SPLENDID BARGAIN -ELEGANT
II Square Grand scale Piano. Rosewood csse hand.
sInely finished. best improvements nearly new hav-
ing been used but sho time for only Si96 cost 1900
incuGing stool and cover must be sold at once ovner
leaving the city. Apply st Piano Exchnnge IA lOta
AMI
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-11
CBuRCHiS.

(NAlRU BAPrl IT. Corner renth and Poplar
" streets; preaching first aud tnird Sundays In
ach month, II a. IN. and 1910 m. prayer meet
ny Thursday, 1901 N; 5undag sch0J, $3.50 AIN
Rey. Al. HESS Pastor
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-tEp isc0paD
" Fourteenth street; Sunday 7:00a m. Holy
Sucharisti $3.50 \. m, sunday school; % am,
Morning Prayers. 500 p. m, Evening Prayers. r.
:. Davenport, s. T. b. Rector.
l'IRsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Y Preaching AT 1880 g. H., p. m, and 1880 p N.
abbeth school at 1880 p. m Rev. T. j Shores,
etot
I urhERAN-- Thirteenth street; services Sab.
IL bath 1880 4. IN. Sunday sehoOl2p m. Rev.
,uhppe, pastor
"A ETHUDtsT--Cor, EiShtt aud Walnut streets,
vi Preaching sabbath il:CO a. N. ard 7 80 p. IN.
rndsy scnool At A;QN p. N. Rev. J, A. Scarlet.
pas OF,
DREsBYTERlAN Eighth street; prescniag on
| Sabbath 81 lao Il. N. aud 1880 p. ~. PRAYER
as-ung "Wednesday At 80 p. IA; Sunday, School
tSp, m Rev h. Y. Geotse, pastor.
n JOSEPH S Roman Catho.icl Corner Cross
) and Walnut streets. sarYiles sabbath l0:Y1s
a, sunday School At p. NJ Vesp1Ts p. m, ser.
ices cVery day ut IN. 10, Rev, O'HaTa, Priest
IT PATR1CKS Roman Cathoiol Corner Ninth
y street and Washington avenue; services sab.
lath snd 10 a. m; Vespsrs p. n; Ssuday School
y. m. services every day ats 4. m. Rev N,eiteIsUn
REST.
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~ know. ] know. Who are youf"

NJ know. ! know. Who are you2"
"Jean Remand; French Guards"
A faint smile passed over the dying
mans features, his eyes frightened with
CLEAN of satisfaction.
"You are an honest man, then, l can
trust you. Obi for n little strength to
tell you all that you should know for her
sake, my Valentine; but moments are
precious now. You will not forget"
"Trust me-" said Jean,
my child is with the canoness, her
aunt, at Arras. You win see that these
papers reach her as soon as possible.
Her mothers diamonds are in the boz. l
intended to visit her, aud leave them with
her, lest this campaign should he my last.
Take them never mind il You do hurt
me. it is relief TO know they are safe in
a good mans hands"
Jean guardedly drew the packet and
casket from the gentlcman's clothing, and
secured them in his own dress
"You will take my signet ring, too, and
my purse and its contents are for your
self. Nay, do not refuse the money; il
will be of service TO you one Of these
days perhaps. You have dear ones de.
pending upon youi"
ayes; my wife and little daughter"
"Then, take it for them. /, too, have
little daughter-my Valentine You will
see your child againj but -
"Alas!" said Jean, $40 think that l,
strong and willing as am, dare not mov,
you. lest should hurt you still more"
do not fret for me; it is what every
soldier expects--to die for his country.
wanted to see TO morrows fight. II will
he glorious day for France Victory /.
certain you will share the danger and
the glory Your band comrade; my
strength is fast going. Think Of yourself,
your duties do not fear deaths can
meet II here, alone; but take with you
the last words and wishes of Alfred de
Mornasse. Tell my daughter to obey her
aunt's wishes say tia, her fathers last
prayers and thoughts were for her hsppi.
ness"
A long sigh and the Count de Mornasss
tainted with exhaustion.
Jean did not like to leave him, but he
knew that his own absence would be no.
ticed, and he felt that TO stay would be
useless. Having placed the counts head
in the most comfortable position possible,
Jean glanced again at the long, regular
features. still as If already rigid in death,
and turned away with heavy heart. II
was not the first time he had been forced
TO leave dying man, but he had never
before done il go reluctantly.
He found everything in confusion when
he reached his regiment Orders for Ger.
tain changes in the disposition Of the
troops had been sent in. and the French
Guards had been ordered TO the front.
This increased the difficulties Of visit TO
his home, and naturally-made Jean more
eager 70 make the attempt.
II was dusk before he could set out, and
his way had 10 be very circutous, so as
10 avoid the sentinels. who were on guard
In large numbers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-11

Claire would say, "Men are queer crea
lures. When he 10 older he will learn Il
trust you, and feel ashamed Of his old
suspicious. am quite sure that if mer
knew how we women value confidence and
trust they would never weaken the feel
ing by doubling u.s."
On the other hand, Marie Meyer, not
peing as romantic as the countess, was
more practical in her view Of the subject.
ABE careful, Madeleine, he will do you a
mischief one of these days, and then re-
pent his passion for the rest of his life.
Let sleeping dogs lie. You know what he
is nova chained tiger when be is at
home. The battle field is the best place
for men. after all. There they can let
loose their passions and win fame by for.
getting that they are human beings; at
home they have no use for their grand
talents, and we women are good enough
for them to vent their humors onm
Which good advice fell on listess ears,
for Madeleine loved too truly to be eau
tious. and was constantly falling into
fresh pitfalls. Recalling the events of
that day. she kney that Jean would have
preferred another% Woman than his young,
pretty wife to wait upon Jacques Latour,
and, no doubt, should Jacques mention
the matter in camp Madeleine would be
taken to task for her action. Yet. were il
to happen again--a soldier needing help
she knew that she would risk scoldng
and obey the dictates of her kind heart.
"Were Jean in distress, l would bless
the woman who would come to his relief;
and why should not do the same for the
husband Of some other poor creature,
sitting alone as ! do now, wondering II
she will ever see her loved one againl"
"Mamma, mammal you must not cry"
said Adrienne. Papa will surely come
/ know he will| and jumping from the
window seat, AdIienne threw herself on
her knees at her mothers side, and
stretching her slight arms around Made.
leine's neck, drew her face down for
kiss.
At that moment heavy steps were audi
bic on the path. the door was flung wide
open, and, rushing in, Jean Remand threw
his arms around wife aud child, and
pressed them to his heart.
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G 0 N D E wi N ED;
Oh
The Story Of a Galley Slave.
Adapted from the popular play, "a CELE-
DRAFTED CASE"
CHAPTER 7,
TIE I'VE or TIE BATTLE.

On the morning Of the 10Th Of May,
1745, the cottagers in the vicinity Of the
village Of Anton, in the Province Of Fland-
ers, France, were startled by the booming
OF heavy cannon, the sounds, apparently,
coming from the direction Of Fontenoy.
The men in the fields left their work, and
collected in little groups to discuss the
possible results Of the impending conflict.
The women, grasping their little once,
rushed to the doors and windows of their
houses, and gazed into the distance, as il
the omens Of victory or defeat would ap.
pear in the clear blue sky above them.
Growing drawer as they became accus-
toned to these unwonted noises, several
ventured down the road toward a pretty
cottage, at the door Of which stood tall,
handsome woman, holding in her arms
delicate little girl.
"Well, Madeleine, they are very near us,"
said Marie Meyer, "You always feel sure
Of our side winning, but IL always feel
wretched until hear who is on the re-
treat. Heaven send that our army may
advance, for il they fall buck after the
fight, we shall all be murdered in our
homes"
"If only our brave Marshal de SAKE "a
with the troops, all will go WELL" said
Madeleine Remand, with anot her glance
down the road, Then she sighed, and
turned 10 the little group, "Come in and
rest awhile. Adrienne was frightened a,
the noise Poor little creature, she 10 too
tinid for soldiers child. Jean will hard
ly know her when he comes back; sh,
has grown tall and thin. Will you play
again with your toys7" she asked AID
rienne, who only clung tighter 10 her nee |
and sobbed aloud
Madeleine pressed the little one in he,
strong arms, and led the way into tn
best room Of the cottage,
II was, undeniably, the handsomes
"best room" in the Province, for Jea
Remand had drawn prize In the ma,
rage lottery, Madeleine being the fostc
sister OF the Countess d'Aubietot, and
pet with the whole family. Everythin
In the room bore traces Of the liberalit
shown 10 Madeleine onihe occasion of be
marriage 10 Jean, six years before. H.
furniture was handsome, as well az sui
stauiial; the curtains that shaded I'll
windows anil hung before the high be
were Of . texture finer than IL usual
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-11
ito BE- Coatinucd.l

A former clergyman Of Mcthuen,
Mass, now of Chicago, lately wrote TO
a paper in the former town that he is "a
man Of means, and added; II do not
care for $40 or sl00. have q good
bank account, and | loaned "a, 900 this
week on per cent, 50 that ! am not az
| was in Methuen a poor clergyman,
preaching on q stngy salary TO men
worth over $4,000
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-11
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