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YN THE SUPERIOR COURT or THE C0UN-
/ Is of Marin, State OF California. MARY
STEV ENSOE, plaintiff, vs. FRANK NJ. STEVEN
son, defendant. Action brought in the Supe-
rior Court Of the county Of Marin, State Of Cali
fornis. and the complaint fled i'll the office of
the Clerk OF said superior Court, Section 457.
The People Of the State of California send greet
lug to FRANK n. STEVENSON, defendant;
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the abOye-naned plain
tiff i'll the superior Court of the county of Marin,
State OF California, and TO answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days, exclusive of the
day of service, after the service on you of this
summons, il served within this county; or, If
served elsewhere within thirty days, or judg-
ment by default viii be taken against you, &C.
cording to the prayer OF said complaint. The
said action is brought 10 obtain Judgment of
this Court dissolYing the bonds of matrimony
existing between plaintiff and defendant, on the
ground of the alleged desertion by the defend
ant OF the plaintiff, Ill Of which is more par
ticulgrly and fully set forth in the complaint
on file herein. 70 which you are hereby specially
referred. and you aTe hereby notified thatif you
fell to appear and answer ne said complaint rs
above required the said plaintiff will apply 10
the Court for the relief therein demanded.
Given under Iny hand and seal of the said gu
DeriOr Court afthe city aud county of Marin
state of California, this sStA day OF November
in the year OF our Lord one thousand c! ht hun
dred and eighty four.
lsEALl GEO W DAVIS, Clei,i.
JOHN II. B. WILKINS, Attorney for Plaintiff.
fe2l-laW2InS
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EASTERN AND F0GEIcN MARX ars

Ef-w Y0RS, March 18Th
BREADsTUFFS-Ffou IS du]l ara Whaat
irregular ard higher
WOOL-Cantoiria is steady az 9i110c for fall
bury, ana l2@ls: for clean fall; spring bury,
I09i5e; clean spring, I5a25c pulled 2jag$5e
HlnES-C California are fr;n st 2ILsG..zc.
SU3AE-Cuba Centrifugal = %.
CHICAGO, March 18th
WHEAT-7-1{c for April! s2IIasg5 e for May.
BABLSY-No. p cash, 65 Bic, nominal.
CORN-125 &c for May.
PORK-jI2 S21a for May.
LAkD-S7 07lE@7 70 f9r May.
RiF3-I6 ~ Tor May.
SHORT RlBS-56 Gu tor March
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aversion TO SOEIeJE, DElEcSS OF Nii10h, NOISES
in the Head the vital fluid passing unopSerye5
IN the uTiRe, and many ether diseases that lead
to insanity ana death.
Lis. MErJTIS, who is 6 regular physician
graduate of the University Of PennsylVanlsl will
agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
case Of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
tunder his special advice and treatment viii
no. cure, or for anything impure OF injurious
found IN it. DIR NiJETIE treats ell Private
Diseases successfully without mercury. Con-
suttatien Free. Thorough examinauon ana
advice including analysis Of urine 30. Price
OF Vital Restorative, Al 80 bottle, or fouf
times tire quantity. sS5; sent TO any ADDRESS
upon receipt Of price, or c. o. D., secured nom
observation, and in private name II Desired, by
A, Is. 5INTIE, 81. D., No. IL &eaTny
street; San Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
VIII be sent 10 any one applying by letter, stat
ing SYMPTOMS sex and age. Strict secrecy In
res-srd 10 ell business tranSnCtlons.
D2 nIISTIlZ'S KIDNEY 1SSMtssST, NE
PIIREyICUlI, cures all kinds Of Kidney and
RIs9der Complaints G0n0rrhsea, elect, Leucor-
rhoa. For sale by all Druggists g. a hottie six
Dr.. IilSTIEss n&NDELIOt PILLS are
Inc best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and
BILIOUS cure In the market. For sale by al
Druggists
KIRK, GEARY & CO., Sacramento, Wholesale
Agents mY94piy &o9T1y
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SAN FRANCISCO HARRIET.
Produce IiarSct,

oAT FRAEtI.Co. March 18TH
FIGURING quote: Best city extra, 81 $40
b medium, = sci .; shipping, supeulne
s. 75GS % p bill
WHEAT-rhe tone o. the market is OF steady
Character, but the volume Of business does not
enlarge Shippers 10 not appear to want stock
except in few Instances. and i * said that
81 requirements il this line can be supplied at
q range OF = SOL a25% 2 Ell. l. is signiAcGnt
iAct. however, that few parcels are ulle-ing
The dry weather, more than anything else,
gives holders confidence IL the future.
Call business opened lively =. strong prices
but the buoyaney wAs not wei maintained.
Sales were
Buyer saason-3oo tons. g A.; 100, 8 39l.,
1000, 81 3HA.
Buyer season, ity-aoo tons, 81 %; 100, & 81.
Buyer lss-t-lGj tons, - IS4 = ell.
BAELEY-A sale ct 100 bags ~ soc q ctl
represents the ma kel for fairly COCA article OF
feed. Choice parcels are held at STJ6C. Trade
is not extensive, beng confined mainly to job
hing needs Brewing L-eps steady, with ur-
ward tendency. QuCttb.e a. - 0z1.3l i2I >
O.
Trading on call this morning was not quick.
Sellers were scarce, while the demand was
light, though prices were stronger Tor all Op-
tons. Sales were rs follows;
Buyer season-l0O tons, 9S5sci 10, 9cJZc; 80,
S. g; IOG 03;c; 30j, s32.c.
seller seas5u--lO0 tons $40
Buyer $50 tons, 81 % 100, 81 02ta
100, 81 Or 4 100, & 0a7z.
Seller lss5-l50 tons, 9oc; go. 90}.c; 100, 93Hc
OATs-No improvement. Light iobbing
tr~le. Prices are easy. Ne quote - follows: sur
7 ~ q Milling, 81 SOGel 49, Nc. !, i I5GI -;
No. 2 SeGsIi oil grades, 55@9yc; Black, So
CoRN-Quotable at s. u5e1 10 for large Vel
Io% sinaI Glow, q l5ss'l ~ " mic = 80, 2e'
a ~, Snir,sI, is oI,s,fl.. ~ a IA a ari
fSf.r. ~ 4i''''j, $500, a. - ~
,.I -, S. 9h9'f 5s,lS o. ~ ,t oT
49, - ~ - - u -. .7,i,j,;;. -
siF5ig - = h ~ - . 50 ~ q
ifi%S' 49, "a" 60 ~ w. c,o
81 -, GO. 30 t-yi iri-5 g g. q
- ~, '' S-' -%' $1,000 N'-
III, y,,,-i,, ,--, IL, 1..-,. ,,, 10. ;.9 GA
10. -, ,, - - - ~ ~ ~ 7'0N' -''
fytt ;',il1',css il land varros arc some
,ybr, 1o1,fnsi ct,,ntIh@ NJ I Ia,i - a III
M M ec,iri-y oi,3tsrJe at
a N ", - :. - W. ~o'i't'!' N1'-'Dt0 "'
90 t,r ~ 9 S9.b,rf r,tos o-o Eo-1,- Pos,
g. 81, P,iT,s e.y,sI IN
-, -, ,,,5is 49,. p,s s - - ~,
.|aI[s :. IJ,,,ri-,i,;i M Il 1,ia.I u,
5ils -, 7i 50 49, - o., ,,,r
- SaeI.e, slai n =. ri Nv
QEloSSboG6s , are e9np@Fetiyeiy 2Tge, aH q
LII e-otr hon nj T,I1ndif1 busi,,osS
Z" o. Dtt = ". ~, - -, 1i-,l,r SlSi -.
hi--, - .5lI * - 80 13i ~ 80 - ~
S-1s1i [vt,fts II 55i5i II Tea 4 sll1I u - 81
7-1tsI5' NJ, As,5r,,,,e was .i in fsrre
s5,rni[. some sgIns ,g@-,, T,atl~ Nv fGe how 81
- Pbubsri iog.l,li q me .,'on', y,ry fraclv
q" oil f,,33r.s are AN, VI, o;,taionS
~ oIIota ASpnre5il- -.sa5c. RLmIarb 8G
lac - III. ToI9itmcs n 7ztf5 81 = nov, cnro1,ts
SASg N n. Art5oI.ly', IN, = a,,,eT7. fsTo,1,1c
- 50os 81 "a n 49, q. Ca~r,fs 21S5,, TrrI,i1e
aStfn. - cfi RaafE ,q1-66S a cti u. 'Pere,,i4,s
81 "a c+l; Couli8owrr #lTFnc = dnzen Ceh
Eage 5GTGQc > eli: Garlic. lose y h: Celery, SOC
s dozen: Dried Peppers, i2alsc , 10; Green dc
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IEGAh NOTICES.


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OT TIli. STATE
l OF California i'll and 1or the county OF Sac
rameHto. in the matter Of MAX CAMP, Az il
s3iycM. Debtor. Max Camp Having flied III this
Court his petition. schedule and inventory III
insolvency. by Whicil it appears that ne is an III
solvent debtor, the said Max Camp is hereby de
ci8red % be ius3YeUt. The sheriff o. Sucra-
mcuto county is hereby directed 10 take posses
sion uf al iA2 estate, real and personal, of the
said Max Camp, debtor, cXcaft such as may be
by law exempt from execution. aud OF all his
deeds vouchers, books OF account and papers,
aud 70 keep The same safely until the appoint
meut OF the as5gul cot his estate. All persons
are forbidden - pay any debts 20 the said insol-
vent, or TO deliver any property belonging to
him or 10 any person INN or corporation for his
Use; and the said debtor is hereby forbidden To
transfer @. deliver any IIopeT, U.til re further
order OF his Court. exc opt as heTel11ttcc or
Gercd. Il is ilI'.er ordered that all c.edi orS OF
said debtor be ana appear before the Honorable
". g, Van Fleet, Judge OF The superior Court of
the county Of sacramento, 4 upcn Court, ri ;hc
Courtroom Of said Court ia the city OF SacId-
mento, Oh the Gth day al APRIL, $50, at u clock
:. Il. Of that Gay, % prove thal- debts and
choose one or more us-I-nens 81 the estate Of
said debtor. Il is further C.Ief-d lhgt the order
be published in the SACRAMENTO Daley RECORD
tEIoE, newspaper ni geie=hl circulation pup
lished in the county ol SacsalHeugO, As often as
the said paper Is published before the said day
SET for the meeting Of creditors. And it IS FUR
Their ordered that ali proceedings against said in
solvent be s.ayei. T. 3. Meg FALKLAND,
Judge Of the Superior Court
Dated February p, lss5.
Attest NA1. i. HAMILTOS, Clerk. LDT2-31t
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP C
FOR H0N0fUs.C.

TSTHE 81! .ENDGD EE,W $500
Ton Steamships will leave ,le :.
Company WSar!, corner StcuGr- K. : n
sid harrison streets. ct 3 >. ": .tgsS...,y=srt5
t3EIFJs5i: ,............. ....... ! NCARY IS,
LILA MEE54 ..............JANUAkY 18Th
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E-s5glt, - J'cr Ton.

sa-Excurzi11 Tickets ut Reduced Rates Fol
passage % frther particulars, spPiy 70 j. D.
5FEEiREIs3 & eros, AgtAls 81 Market street
c0ruer Fremont. oiS-tl
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;; prices are substantially the same as for other
bran s.
SUGAR-since the oath February prices OF all
grades in bbls at both cetiueries have been as
follows;
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YOU CAN CURE SORE THROAT with the
help Of DR.. Jaynes Expectorant a good
remedy for coughs and all throat and lung
diseases.
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LIVERPOOL. MdrCh Io.h.
WHEAT-Strong. California spot lots, SIS l01
tots Id; OH coast }5s just shipped, S5s Cd; nearly
due, 55s carEoes of coast, strong on passage,
very strong; Mark Lane Wheat and Maize eX-
treu.e prices prevail. on account Of political IN
easiise>s Quantity on passage 10 continent
$500 grs; Wheat and Flour to L. K, 5.T75.aB
Crs. MEeat aud Flour il Faris. finn.
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TEE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

IS a neTer-failinG ours
for Nervous Debility,
XII . listed Vitality,
Sem iGal Weakness,
Spermatorrhpa, Lost
Manhood, Impotency,
Paralysis, and all the
terrible effects Of self.
abuse, youthful follies
and eXcesSesin mature
yeerS-Suoh as loss Of
N I'm CRY, I-SsSitude,
Nocturnal FIhissl)uE.
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Within the past year its circulation has had a
MARKED AND RAPID INCREASE The
WEEKLY UNION is, therefore, at the very head
of all papers Of its class published on The coast.
It is the BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM for all
VIZ desire to reach the Farming and Mining
Community.
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It's Circulation

Has always been and remains more generalthan
that of any other paper published in California,
and it Is constantly increasing. It circrlatcs in
every part of California, Nevada, Oregon, Wash
ington Territory, Idaho, Montana, Utah. Arizona,
and the Sandwich Islands, with large list of
subscribers in the Atlantic States and Europe.
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go Geary street. san Francisco, Cal
Private III. rance, as Mason street. four blocks
up Gcagy street from Ke5Irly. Naiu cutraucs
through Dispensary Dug store. dS-fv&wlv
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NE p d for pals; California do. jG-b tins SO
| S1 5-iD tins e@a9lzc; pals, l9549llc 10Y l0,io
/ 1iGg@il55c fer 5-ia, aid ll]4@12e . ID for on
pails.
FRESH Notwithstanding nj rates Cor Wflole
/ cGrcssses from saughjereTs 10 deaierS Beei-
Filst quality, 1i@@>t4c; second q1Ailty. ti2i9
&c; third quality, 5lztatc 2 H. FcdI-.lti0yabla
al .312a = 10. Mutjor-Wetherss re qUotGole ct
at 5Ge5;Ic 3 II, snd Ewes at fiaGt,c 2 u Lamb
QuolaIie at J0j912c p II tor spring, Pork
live Hogs, 4l$g5ttc for hard grain Hogs on foot:
dressed do. d24'e re ID.
General Merchandise.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 18th.
BAGS AID PAGGING-The first invoice of
Calcutta Wheel Bags is now overdue; quotable
al GG6l[a for June and July. delivery; Potato
Counties. 1HHlic: Wool bags @.<a'4Jc
BOOTS AND SHOES he two Opening spring
auction saies held IL rival houses ,nis month
were we'll attended, nil, tie entiie catalogue is
understood u have been Cle2'Sd cut ~ prices
thai were genera! y SATISFACTORY
Observation-Disclosures" is the latest city price list
OF the California Cracker Company tor lots III
cases containing about - . and 80 ils each:
AlgHl bet lser ,D.....l@2 MIX, Fancy, lvriD. &c
Assorted ~ iAJait1rS.............. s
Assorted t,Xi2 Nc Macs. ................-l2
R2ra5lne ..l4 Novelties .........-......12
Boston ..... : Numerals .......... y
Butfs.r - .ilAgnc;!i ......-..........l0
Charms Overland.
C.c5aGut C,Ees.....-.j Oysters ......:.........
t1egaI,It VaHy Is II Palace MiXed..........io
Congress .........G
t5y..TLrelj % Picnic .................... 6
Crlri,,.r Air;,i -. Picnic Ex............
(,ie,,y1 ...........lt rct,.si,...............iO
F.ry JurntjIes ......iI Saloon Fiot............. 6
EHgelsi.rqs ... - Santa C!:ra..... ........ T
Fruits Seed Cakes..............
Gui,ft.l ............. So
Ginger Caees........ soda EXtra 81
Ginger :l:ts.......It SIi 20 jiinAe-
Graham ....... ,-Ilg;.r.............,.........
Honey o. Fr,.ytci..1s Vanilla Hars............1I
jenny MATTERS.
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MARKETS.
Second and N Streets.
J STREET MARKET.

" HAUsER, NO. S08J STREET, SassssgsEEFa
' between Third and Fourth, Szsassssse sssS
has just opened hea. Market at
the, above place All kinds OF --->>r---s--
Fresh and saltcd Meats, Ham. Bacon, Lard
Sausages, etc, constantly on hand and delivered
to all parts of the city. mr74plm
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American CaliioInia
Refinery. RcGuery.
sYRUP-The product OF the local rcfiners is
quoted as follows:

Kegs galls.....,.......... ......... S714 4212
lAiS, 1 gail. ...... ........-,.,- ~ 52tS
HEA-The market is ii y better position Tor
the holding interest than for some time. The
tirst cropOt Foimosa il is thought Will prove =
failure. il is reported that the Chinese Govern
ment has placed an export duty OF one -nalftael
per picul, equal TO nearly &c per II. The Japan
market was recently reported Us higher Prices
here are s.rong, but there has been no advance.
We quote good 10 choice medium grades OF
Japan at ia 81 &c
NOODENWARE-The price-list Of the Coos
Bay slave and Lumber COmrany's product IS in
part rs follows: Pals painted, hoops 81 50 per
dozen; vanished do brass hoops, - % var
niShed do galvanized hoops, 50; Whit. Pals
galvanized hoops, s3&3 20; brlss-bound, Sue
I 80: Lard Pals covered, - 25I;2 50; Flour 40.
s. % and s. 80. for the three sizes; Feed and
stable, sJ-9,6 50 for cedar, aud 81 5Ja9 iy- oak;
Deck Buckets, Sos 80; Well Buckets 81 500,
10 50; Water Kegs, s. 50@5 per dozen Tubs,
painted, S9Et21 per dozen, or 3 per nest: way.
nished 90, S9@2l white GO, Slfa2O per dozen;
kee'crs, - 50G56 for plain, and sap per dozen
Ter brass bound Family Nashboards q; double
giuc do, So 80; laundry So per Dozen
WOODEN GOODS-Pioneer I5lankatiny is QUO
ted rs follows: FIcuna AMI Brown, - inch, % oz,
3 % Z yard; Gray. same width and weight,
y e11%; Gray, same width, n o.. q; Gray, 81
inch, lG o., 80c; White sluice, 60 inch. s. 80:
Pioneer Hanncls, = gray, or white tYilled,
OF, 5Jc. same, o., IJ@; Scarlet and dark blue,
G9c 2 ! o. and Ace {! ~ o.; white, plain fIlled
81 10: - inch de, 81 p; 81 French pads, 81 &c;
DO "a extra heavy, d5c; Opera aanuals, $50
SIZE; H0neyc5r1b fannels. = 25e2 75 z yard.
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20 A.iCslis.oga and NapG........ ....... 7.o5 I
$3.50 =. ct ............... -!2U5 p.
l2i0 P..GoltE ..... &c. 20 =.
1879 A.lDelta ana rort!sud, Via DaviSl 3:iS r.
gg:0J \. .DcltG and HcGlIoC, via Davis ria5 p.
goo !. % &c Via Chico ...if 1880 P.
7:0i r,kniFhs Lo1dinG-....... 5,o5 y.
*5I5 H. ACiaye, Dcming Express / 900 :.
leo A. Il F;so ana East sIaiSJ' MI 200 a.
80 , ogden AID Eas. Express. 700 4.
900 ~ ! Emigrant 1920 A.
2.3o l. Red ElUff. via &aIysg e...... ll:l5 4.
SOC 4. i-a1 tranvi>CY, via EeDicia... sic p
7.20 Al % " .... 705 p
$50 r - q" " ...-, 1865 p.
ll:io =. " via liScrUorei 2:lU r.
5000 4 " S. VII. steamer. $500 \
l1:i0 A. san 90 p
40 a Stockton and Gal t................. 2:lo r
s5;l5 =. o. &" .,.-............ $500 =.
Ill 30 i ITuhlre and Fresno .................
20 A Vallejo @12n5 r
40 ? ..,..,............................. T70j T.
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ana frequently insanity
CURED Az iiDNgE.


SPECIALIST AND GRADUATE,
TO. II IIEARNY STREET,
THREATS ALL CHRO&IC, PRIVATE AND
Special Diseases with the same wonderful
success as of old,
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Host powerful electric helGs free 10 patients
TO PROVE TIE WCNEEEFCf. POWER o. THE IN
VlGoRAGOR s. E3ETLE GIVEN OK sE:T FBER
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VII p;7oo % farf-it $1,000 iol a

II PIN les appear On The face srd body, II you
become listless and easily tired and exhausted
look out for the complication with Seminal
NeGk:css. discovered ut the LIEBIG plSPEN-
SAEG. known GS Hros1atnrrhusa. Dr.. LIE
BlG'2 iNNIGOHalOR, No. ., is the only Su0wn
remedy fer the above complication. Trosts-
Z
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-04-11
The Rock Upon Which Thousands are
 Wrecked

Colds are easily and often impercepti- ply contracted, and a neglected cold often leads to incurable consumption. In no disease is the adage more applicable "A stitch in time saves nine." Never neglect coldl and always have in readi- ness l." Mans6eld's Hungarian Balsam of Life-the best lung medicine in the world. Keep it in readiness and use it upon the first intimation that a cold has been contracted. It is the old and time tested English cure for consumption, and has relieved more cases than all the Cherry Pectorals and Expectorants !" combined. It is free from opium and narcotics, and is natures cure for lung diseases. Keep it in the house. Sold by all druggists. Prepared by the Mans- held Medicine O., Memphis, Tenn.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-04-11
CHAPTER II.

Mir. and Mrs. Mill were really very we'll satisfied with their niece's match, when Beatrice had told her aunt, in a breathless hurry, that MT. Dalzell had really--and then paused for words. It was not . bad marriage for girl with Beatrice's small fortune, and, besides.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-04-11

The name once SO familiar and SO dea, had slipped involuntarily from his lips At the sound she looked up at him quickly with a pair of gray eyes thrilling with meaning, but she dropped them again before he had finished speaking and when she aswered him, her long black lashes lay upon her pale cheeks.
 q forgive you this time. but never speak to me again like that"
 Her tones fingered upon the word "never" with warning emphasis. Mrs. Browning speaks of an apocalyptic never" and Leonard, recalling the phrase, felt that there might be cases in which the expression was not overstrained. He had time to consider its meaning and ap- plication, for Miss Marvel did not speak to him again during dinner.
 Insthe drawing-room afte.ward one or two of the ladies were amused to watch Miss MaTvel's introduction of herself to ars. Leonard Dalssll and to compare
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CHAPTER ".

The conventional year of mourning
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CHAPTER III.

When Leonard stated his suddenly formed determination of solitary three weeks walking tour in Yorkshire, he was careful to suggest to his wife that she should have her sister with her for few days, as he was afraid she might be lonely; but she answered him with 6 smile:
 "Oh, nol Ihave plenty to do, Leonard. l shall be all right, but l am afraid you will find 1t very dull.
 She knew little of the companion which tramped by her husbands side along the sea-cliffs and across the dreary Yorkshire moors. A man must, when he finds him. self alone with nature, think out those personal problems he has been sinking or avoiding; and Leonard, at the end of his three weeks tour, was healthier in mind and body than he had been be- fore. He wrote two or three times to his wife, but he was careful to give her no address where she could communicate with him-he was resolute in his determ. ination to be alone.
 When at the beginning of December he let himself into his little hall in the early twilight, his heart vas full of the many hours of suffering and endurance which yet lay before him. but he did not shrink from the future, for he was con- scious of certain subdued pleasure in the struggle, and, besides, he was re- solved that nothing should separate him
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There is a second Mrs. Daizell now. who occupies her position far more worthily than her predecessor, while from the worlds memory the fact of Beatrice's existence has almost faded. It knows much, however, of Leonard's successes, and more of his disappointments than he imagines: but it does not guess the real bitterness of his life or the readiness with which he would sacrifice alike his suc- cess and his happiness to hear three words from lips that were once indiffer- ent to him.-4XU ike Fear Round.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-04-11

little oftener to her lips. She spoke once
 Love me always, Ally dear-even afterward.'
 And this was the only consciousness she showed of the swiftly approaching end. which those around her expected day by day.
 Once. indeed, Alison heard her mur- mur, It is better so-i. is better so :" but when she bent closer over her sister, Beatrice opened her eyes, and looking at her, said distinctly, "Always be good to Leonard, Alison, for he has been very kind to me-" as if she feared that the murmured words might have done him wrong.
 This protest was the last her faithful heart brought to her trembling lips. In few more days the sisters were separ- ated by veil which Alison could not pierce.
 "You must comfort yourself, Leonard, by feeling that you had made her happy" sobbed Alison through her tears, and remember it was the last thing she said to me-"
 And so strange contradiction is hu- mau nature that the very fact which ought to have been the sharpest sting to his grief was, in fact, a consolation to him.
 He turned his back at once upon Eng land and his past. He did not even at- tempt to see Sydonie, for the dead Beat rice was restraint upon him which the living wife had never been. Only he wrote few lines, and posted them on the day he started for Marseilles. The contents were simply these lines:
 am leaving home for a year. In twelve months shall return"