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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-20
Gard0nSeedS
IN BULK.

Market Gardeners and others IN want
of Choice Seed, either for the Garden or
Field. should ~ 90 the SEED STORE.
II Canal street 20 buy, as you are sure 10
get what you want and what you buy.
more SO than II you buy where they do
not make specially Of Seeds.
We carry the largest stock of amy
house Ia the State west OF Detroit. aud
carrying SO large stock We are able TO
give you JUST WHAT YOU WANT
Our Seeds are all pure and fresh, bought
of the most reliable seed growers IN the
country, including ID. NJ. Ferry a Co, of
Detroit. aud We are sure You viii be
pleased if You buy Of us. We keep all
kinds Of Garden Tools, Drills, Cultivators
Etc, IN fact everything for the Field and
Garden. We are also agents for Ham
mond's Slug Shot, TIE great Worm De
strOyer.
Grand Rapids Seed Co.
Il CANAL STREET.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-20

During the past few days We have re-
ceived very large assortment Of new
fabrics IN al the leading and most desir-
able styles, from the lowest price 10 the
most expensive Cashmeres. Satin Cash
meres, Satin Berbers, New Plaids. Com
bination Suitings III novelty effects at
the following low prices for each pattern
$500, $3.50, 500, $500, 5000, 500,
$500, $500, $1,000 and upward to the
most expensive.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-20
FOR RENT.

TO RENr-5 ACRES WITH GOOD GRAPERY
for lent or sale, also lJi toun tain street for
rent or would sell and - acre farm miles
from tower cloek. inquire luttle Bros. Opera
House block.
TO RhNI-AFTER NAY l. THE HOUSE I5l
jefferson avenue. now occupied by Dr.
Brigham. Inquire Of Alrs. Botsford, al 81. Denis.
DOOMS TO RENT-W Witt or without board
n Enquire at ss Fifth avenue.
TOR KENI-No. lis Barclay street II rooms
+ and all modern convenience. Also. houses
for $40. Sll, S3J and So per month, and one for
81 ON the bill. Ives * Dudley n Fountain.
r-OR RENT House No. lls Barclay street. If
rooms gas bath. large grounds aud convcn-
lent 20 churches school and the business center
ives * dudley % Fountain street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-20
DEFECTIVE HEARING.
some Suggestions Relating to the Bette
Education of the Deaf.

some Suggestions Relating to the Better
Education of the Deaf
Dr. Samuel Sexton. aural surgeon 10
the New York Eye and Ear Intirmary,
not long since read paper before the
State Charities Aid Society on the ne
cessiiy of providing the public schools
for the better education of children with
detective hearing. We present some OF
il. leading points and facts
Children may be partially defective in
hearing; very deaf; and totally deaf
the last comprising those born deaf.
and those who had learned TO talk prior
% their loss of hearing.
A special investigation in the New
YORK City schools shows that children
have continued there for years who
have never heard with distinctness or
dinary conversation, or who have had
hardly any hearing. Some oi these were
often punished for inatteHtion or dull
ness. Others had studied hard to secure
promotion. but we're put back because
they had not fully understood the Ques-
tions; and many had been driven dis
outraged from school by the rudeness
of uuthinking and unsympathizing
teachers
OF five hundred and seventy-five
pupils examined under direction of the
United States Bureau Of Education.
seventy-f0ur were found 70 be more or
le4s defective in hearing. only one of
whom was known 20 be deaf by the
Teacher; while over City were not them
selves aware that they were deaf It is
believed that at the very least. ten per
cent (tourtecu thousand) Of the school
children in New York City are IN a
similar condition All Of these need
special a'd 20 keep them from swelling
the ranks If iiiteracy They should he
seated n the front row. receive their
instruction nj short range. and in a dis
unct and elevated voice
As % deaf mutes dav-schools have
been established for them in eleven 0i
our principal cities This where prac-
ticable. Is much better than sending
them away from home Influences 20 the
larger institutions. Bat II has been
found that Of the pupils tn The latter. q
large percentages -in Minnesota 70 is
from fifteen to twenty-five per cent
have hearing enough % be educated
orally by the aid of speaking tubes and
Of acoustic fans Indeed. t is found
thai many If them. after instruction ha.
continued for a time. can hear tb1
voice. properly elevated. at q distancs
oi ZEN ~ fifteen feet
The instruction If deaf mnfes and fhs
F very deaf should begin ~ early a. ths
four.h or ff,h vesr
The hearing ~ All pupils IN our
F schools should be tested ly experts anf
+ the State shond adequately provide fa'
tire proper education 20 che deaf o.
every class T1stts p4aen
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-20
MONEY 1OlOAN.

kHONl.N TO LOAN-On improved real estate
lvi ON long time Il lowest rates. III. H.Dury
3i and 81 Hou-elnan Building "
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-20

Mems and Boys Cheap Cloths CdSsi-
meres, Kentucky Jeans, DOeSkin Jeans
COtt0Hddes, Etc, Rte.
An immense stock of all these goods at
SPRING 4 COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-20
Morning Telegram.
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o 49,. ... =
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l..e lail'ae iHt taariis HAl pAt on
tte st.i sool lae So vi - lol-
MaA faa. en. aged tAfee nnies
norlh a i.la. aa1 ets IS years old'
Ael asceaii
81 lohas s hase i tRo-st0ry BRICK
selasl.loase. Tlta ten rooms. lt VII
east a3aur e-tItN
Ihr CONGREGATIONAL church 4t Cadillac
has sltsd 81 leta.n Rev a. Ii beaie a.
U....tar .r the coming tear.
ID H.ualis has ua.l. several hum
ar..l s.aa..r. 81 Marine Cliy. He has
mast ..a.tl lis .absrs tLrse.
r,.. f.....f.tt. ts...l,....,a s.lvo..f.,
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liir -'i'aa' 'ii 4sll''iiee q ln7 i@"'
D"..-7 p s-.''io+ ei .f CONAN : events
il = l7a'et '.iae t.e Ai-.9'A.e eve VI"
atia,- ni''-i pr"ile ti.--e ~ 'i7 "'"
Aus4m people - ro sleep aud snOcs
ln church, aud the minister has O. clap
nia aanaa vigorously to awaken theh-
terg d Dai-. years Old, died at bis
home L Port hlfol .n W edues,iay tie
lai rssaai u Port Huron sluce l.a5.
Themes ..sr f,.f..r, at HASTINGS vii
soon bs4aa lusness. aud a second one
may I.e started tlere .u ths uear future.
Ths nee mutual cyclone and wind
storm .r-l-e..-.. .oroeang or.rtnized 40
H.sfla.,. Is.- ,.e..k. =. taking sulendidly.
MIN .i... ....l ..s.h.a.
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last a...sk resulted .n nl1st ~ the men re-
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az base
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-20
THE CAUSE

Through which Collars, Cuffs, Shirts, etc,
become yellow and get that grayish, or
dark steel colored look, after having been
laundried but few times,
is partly due to not having been
properly washed and rinsed. BUT MOST
I,Y 70 the extensive AID continued use of
acid, cheap adUlterated soaps, etc. Our
mode Of laundering is different from that
OF most al others. and Is done IN such a
manner Lhat the goods remain as clear
and white as when new, neither Is there
any more wear 10 them than when done
IN the ordinary way at home. Our work
is always uniform and Satisfaction guar
anteed every time We also promptly
call for and deliver goods free of charge.
Telephone 365.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-20
FOR SALE

-Oh SAIE SlnaIl far.u ou sl.rsls Lake. 0oe.d
I hoI-e and f-4r4. Orslari. Fllfs2fu zla
small fruits. Aatfsrs j. Al. Cornelius. spfiag
i4.ka. Mach. aus
f-Gk SAIE- -tiri-f uslIl lacaied ar loaA Vii
I lrldt fef ci-y Property " i-ss. eI.ii l-r-
-e..a, in a. royai itra- ala a Iutlfa'I el stsiT
able lits lp.s. lses 6 Daii-ss. u Fountain street.
NN aceount ~ taklu- ciarse ef Is lpiel. alll
N7 seil ai5 ht-faafan an q bargain. Finest IA
City of HlsataOu. Best location. Call at
once. /. -. Boa Ll3. dus4eson hlCl.
DIEO WILL BY A i4OT ald new house
DrOO With i've roolls. ~ifh clsteiH aud
sell Only t~o blocks from street car. l. ;
Pfuytn.
FARMS Don't forget the Auction sale II two
valuable fauus. lD) acres ia Sec aud /. Ada
and IL acres iu Nec. q. Ada and a. Cannon. on
lues a.. April "A. ie-a. at ~ q. m. Tell y0uf
friends Who nay want a. buy productive farm
or make "a Investment for circulars. maps and
full Information. apply u L. X. Wilson, tlty
AuctioneeT. 81 Canal street Grand Rapids, Mich.
IS
rIFTY THOUSAND ACREs OF CHOICE M
r proved lanCs ia Mississippi and Arkansas
for sale cheap easy terms. soon acres
iu Tennessee. aJ.p0 acres grazing lands
with stock. ln Texas for sale. lDl tf4cts of
the choicest lands in Florida for orange culture 3
acres snd up, - choice farms ln Michigan. 90
houses and lois. and vacant lots ia the City for
sale. l.. ". Tower. l6 HOusenan Block.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-07-24
Personal Paragraphs.

John NJ. 1.angston, lato minister to
Hayti,s proposes to resume the prac
..tice oflaw in Ohio.
Mr.. George ". chills. duringlis sum-
me- mPssr .sojoqqr + on Long Branch hluh,
acts MS volunteeE usher in the beauti-
.ful little Church he helped TO build and
shows strangers ia the best seats ip the
house. ~
/ DR.. Robinson, of Brown University,
asset is that the education OF women
should lie by women, md that lie
would prefer not To he president OF
a college where "men and women of a
most intlammable age shall sit side by
side"
England. nth a population of 25,
OO0, 900, sends 5000 students to her
two universities; Scotland, with 900.
600, has 6 800 university students
GERMANY; with $4,000, 900, sends 90,
500 to hel numerous universities; and
New England, with population OF
As4, 1901 600, has 4 900 students in her
eighteen universities and colleges. al
A writer whohas Il thoroughly invest;,
gated the subject Of kissing" in its
Rih4ieal forms says that kissing is men.
ti9'Red no fewer than fifty times in the
Bible. Rpt he proves tifat kissing, tG
DO scriptpral, must be between mem.
hers Of tlln samu sex, and that twenty
eight out Of the fifty Biblical kisses
were exchanged between mon.
Ireland is still greatly superior to
other countries in its capacity for
manufacturing linen. Her spindles
Humber S74,7SS. France comes next
with kGl, 400; then Austria and Hun
gary, 1884 .5OAi l,ery,lapy, 3lS,4
Belgium, $4,000; Scotland, R65. g8S:
England and Wales, 100, sos, and
Russia, 1GO, 600.
The Republic OF San Alnrino, in Italy,
the smallest I'M the world, owes It's
foundation to u hermit, whose name ii
bears. He won't to Italy To- to work d as d
mason at the rebuilding d; the walls
81 ltimin. Its territory covers about
3w{Spty !''xa square niles: ,rhe Pop.
pfatiol numbers $, 1900 'sog|s, and tic
capital, San Marine. has 1900. lt.is
perclled on the summit OF a mountain
called Mount Titan, eg the Gjants,
which sometimes lands tn this Httia
state being tcrlnoa the Tjtantic no:
public.
The exports of glassware from the
smallcountry OF Belgium are equal in
value to half the total product OF the
whiclrin 1880 aggrc., gate $21, $4,000.
There are at least seventy establish.
ilients il Belgium, employing over 2,
600 hdnds, who receive annually Il,
wages $4,000, 900 francs $1,000, O0O),
being I'M average Of 3 francs 45 cen.
times (about 10 cents) per day. THE
salhries i'm this industry are regarded
in Belgium as excellent. Z. F :
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-07-24
Che F!vi,.s.

iSf sh ~ $50 = ia y& -
From the Dsfrsit frse Pres E B
!" Boss, he whispered, q j,sledned
over the, counter, de ole woman wants
some tea mighty bad, an : haunt got
any money. :s s.
Can't help that, sir. WAS the reply.
s'1n gNiHg more than can sdtad to
tom. e - 20 i,s'5asy
s''ll setly, presume u bo.s.
please give me your full nance
John !. Blank"
An DIT af yen pardper.
{ His name II 8 William Zones.
What do yon want Of Our naaiSs
all j didn't get de tsS l,I,t Won
;used; mo He Z. gem len, en- boinf Is We
has not tyins in our family III fwine
70 name en- ~ after yon an yo1 paft-
Obi yoa saiA tes. a3.sss why, YES,
q III be happy tN PIT yop HPI ,hgff i
Hope the mother i doing vol, Sly. Il
you want those boys 70 inakb smart
men give ,em smart names. HIwere
you Ia call 'em Waslipg ton ard: JeHsr.
son." s.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-07-24


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NJ n ~ n
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PioSSeS ~ ~: ~: III ~ m !. sssi' = ~.
~ a - MI ~ ~ u sssH.
iodsssin a. 1oEs iuris t n. s ~. r
beinS ar,ons thc 1osf nrnn,iS.S S -.
4 Of tHs ofrantsa tion m fcws snd S6inSssnts
0sny N tkc sSelSSS ~ a 49,. 4 49,
wlves and other; msm Eerss .1Ss3f " ssiiiss.
with them. Tho iollowise Is Icsss wess
slected Tor the ensuing wear: "a 81
N. w. erausl master, a. 4. Bland. Keu.
ikuk; deputy grand master. James K. HI.
yard, st. Paul; senior srand war.
den, W. r. Ewing. Des ioiass. iun.
Tor grand warden, John @. Sterritt,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-07-24
More Than MILLION.

NEw ARLEASs, LA reporter Of the
ail.t~; ple,mosr,if,, who, feeently sSmpletsd 4
t ssr o si ting ,s%a 5
Interviewer all the Wholesale did Eatail
taruggists andstoretesHps iIfa 90 weiias tEans!
ht6rtatioH s9in!paniee, with . view 81 learn
ms tbs yotams Of trade in certain articles.
The statistics thus gathered ahoN thAt luE:::
ing the past tN9 years over ONE million two
lHatlFaa tl,oi.sand hotties Of St. Jacobs OH
were sold in this section alone, and that thiss
quantity largely exceads the total ea,abined
sales Of all Other similar remedies during
that period. He adds that dealers, az we'll
az the public, continue unanimous in their
praise Of the wonderful pain-curing powers
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-07-24
The European cron renort. for Inn. :

The European crop reports for June are
received at the agricultural department.
In England, June has not proved as salts,
!act.fyhs last y6,ls::' There has zen plcn-
ty OF ruin. some needed heat and entirely
too nchcold coming at irregular and sharp
Intervals. The French reports arc that the
a,M RsT h bas iss. aeaes
vest on 4 10 per cent reduced acreage L Sr
wheat aro almost assured. IN RusAia, Vii
crops prs average, and t0An IL something
above. Damaging cold weather during the
last two weeks has changed the outlook In
Germany.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-07-24
ssesy g ) sna.s Aassta ) Dos.

et0iH tSl0 Cp0cofot. 81 4 4
ch;,d,.,,, i, s, = s
s = ~. ~. NY =; s1e y. H. ~ =. :
per when Pfolecss ntos Lac .li ss etario.
hcsx Kinsston, New York, d. 3. A.
Tho proyerbial careless childls ~ the
nartv ,naaa ia n 3,
-. s. 49,. :, - 100. III !. 81 sl9
s.ep 9n sne peg INTO li ne van tan Y.
OF his compaaiions could ave ard
their cries lid brought. no - from
the shore. vben mat s. b ,., - ~ lina
Tor fort the -. third time; 8 saperb assieqn4 !
~ aus. 49, ~ ~, slls
81 the elli a a' sho sn IN; goi ~,
AZ -. i..s ~ q. IVY =.
t tav oSs ~ Moa ~ ~ sne ap e
- front -; r.ls ~ a.h ~
syea ssas - s, ,;lS o' =,
st"rv ; !. ). "a - o, m..'u anSr M .ss
~ .,.aII f ~ M X 0s: :cS!s,"
H. - III; sssa : si ~ -. an. ~ 1870,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-07-24
In the countrx -, s,,m.,.-.

Tho man who takes his family into the
country tot tho summer shauid tsn,sMilaE
that lle will save his children great deal
Of pain and himself u lnrgc amount OF mont
cy in doctors bills, il he il thoughtful
enough to carry n supply oi PERRY DAVIS
PAIN KILLER. The medicine ia a standard
astass ;fh ., sss "a aeLssssl;
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-07-24

Therc'is no dissent from tho decision al
candid and ta;,,.ble dairymen, that the I'm
proved Butter Color Of Wells, Richardson
4 o., Burlington, VT, is the hest in the
sorll. Sucl! men .ns A. w. Cheeyer Q!
Aassash',rclts, I, u. ,Atasoh,. fetosan!tll
and recommend tins superior to alfs ott.s
err. - ~
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-07-24

Don't take that cock tail in the morning. =
u you have a "swelledl head" nausiatetl
htomael,, and nnstrung nerves rsauitlna
from the ..convivial party last night" The
sure and safe way, to clear the cobwcbs from
the brain, recover zest for food. and tone up
!; SE,easanl i'aisat'ss t'e'lets' saia ny a!l
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-07-24

Can you longer doubt positive ASSERT lions?
p person says .'DR. GRAVES HEART
HEGuLAifOR did mo (. world Of good;
nothing ever used before did me any goo.l;
II just CURED me of Heart Disease. y s 90
per bottle ut druggists.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-07-24

faPortaas,
Grand tmie,, Motel, 6pR. Gska4l ;eBt Depot
lisgellirs md gKega tsAasfeF, European plan
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Henry Koontz, n prominent pioneer citi-
zen Of baker county, Oregon was fot,nq
dead, shot twice through the head. -''
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-07-24

The Northern Pacific expects to bring .
good dealot Washington territory wheat
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~
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III n ~ 1870 y. ions
y 80 e tsortda. N.
ss.ssI Y - ~ I, ~ A Sss -.
SI3|'sH TitS ~ Dssct 49, 81 6 $500 >
Y s FAD g.
tkers, Mr.. Editor. /
E thor. Ihaveread deal
E. NY day but Inever read
~ the sarcasm herein
suspect the experience
e.. Ill ~ personal one; in short,
4 9 iyse you a synopsis:
sasis ". sssessit states, is the cloak
/ \ CRITICAL physicians cover
|s Nde Of ~ feelings which they
desstnnd, and do not much
$780, ettgate. It is also u cover
es - siseaSss as they cannot cure.
D. a. =. Advise their patient to
W. s 81 fnAt ne mas overworked and
~ a esa Y pfoDaDly sunering
,s1assar1e, y y q confession OF 70
ngsageS 0r ~ lnabillty. The patient
e.. e9road. Inc change y q tonic and
es;Assase he reels better. Comes home.
1ck!s bite, frequent ..,t.,, headaches,
sS N solds s.s cramps. sleeplesssness, If,
I {! II tired feelings, and general
|gnnslae SEE business are succeeded IN
~ H. q aiarming ATTACKS OF rheu-
~ NnGn, Nus aDouG nus Dody re-
~ ~. u human Ieel,ngs,
Gglar I'm ms PACK Artlc-
~. sss;ias JOINTS !: I'M! lnna n
G.s.ass - ~ tsst,Is ~ WIZ ~ 70 hls
j m nv s on ae goes s, to the springs
3 sss qssr sei Ia MN there, OF course.
v. " ssSl.t g Ile ~, sumo ZINE ne aoss
~. Nahe nun 70 que ON ms
Il js ~ 7 s. ....,s n..
sn $3.50 s cala t hars ms business!
! s..s..s,; uF a.eM ays ne.arls' AZ
~. ~ . Nv sps.s.'ss s!lsliAes nun:
lasst sssnaoI ure1the' nus i.hetl-
ssassi k.sI,.iNs 49, Mmloo steep on
H.. VIZ IVY, = a[e.i.M; very nervous ana
$500 N; III t... s'''a alaupy, nas re
a sSe.,t S S:..ss onu .esers, every .l.ns
;S,. 1 sss..s w. ~ "ius, uISolne
W. y ' n"s.. ~ W sIIHng.A A.d
as sas aaus ~ h,oW Ml,"e Is knns nm!
!, I, y, 49, - -: 80 ~ S.ss' WY a,s se
NV o. s,; ;J' H. ~ .n. o Wg
vs,,.,. ~ ,,a ,,aar WY oan ''t' +,,a,' stsu
best "a ~ Keen Won, comfertobIe and IT.
~. ~ a 81 Wv o = ''nu "
Ms J;sm,; :ms ,"I H. doo+o, hut 4,
,.ta, H. fa,.t,,n III 10. uoJ ,I W. aoa
!. Rm+ h;n, ,.Iat hn"om'a. ;, NJ; ~ 'ees'
sss.S nta... VII ~. o.e LII, y. MN! N,
ev.e.t , ps.l. u" wei kioMh VII.
N S,.;s S l,nM 1o W. Ivy, ,ey
49, = haae, NOV ene,Aa nreno,s ais;
fr;ends ore NOW i v;,,a mo ~ ,t y :.
~. ;ss;;;rohia m, na,t";, tos i. r
n ~ ,yas racentiy s,rad w IT, *
Y ,gs;n;a%s COL ,...,t,o 1919. ,.a M:
~; s, Inc me 90 s.a scans Wv" NC ~ %a
nda,4,,i s,ma i; M. ~ aon ~, i.. ~
, m.Iss .an, e,," s gen.,smam Ior.
~ sars,n ao,,ntrw VI II. iu e,,s na.., -.
ciates and DECLARES the value of t
bccamse lis neni,ew , whsa
4 . ssnn ~ Danish V;ra. cnns,ii i S..h,n;dt
va ,,rnnnmncei ;ncnroi,io whnm H..
ran,efv warner : safe curn was hem,m
ssYes i aoid h;e fniLor 81 wos Cow,
skenticnl Int s;mce taI;no that t '.sn,e aI
the hnv il well /" %e ''' @
!: Is resrct to note TINT ex-pros;do,t
Aithfirs;s slid tn hfs ~ victim of th;S
tprrilIla disease liza omit t"'i;oa I h,,a
FS,a .,,n;,hb h;i;ttos .,,, az s;, ~ Nv" ny
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other day we shall arrive ut Genoa. and
there we will await her, if her galley il
not already arrived.
II am all ilnpatience to behold her
but look at the knave coming over
yon,ler hili. He rides like the tiend
himself"
cay! and by st. 4oannis he is a black
amoor: q scarcer thing here than in
Syria, Holy father, how he dishes
on"
Even while they spoke the horscmari
rapidly approached, AID before
MANY minutes drew liz the teip of
his foaming steed at the side ~
the count, ~kom he appeared to
know. The recognition was mutual.
The man instantly spoke in = Strange
tongue. and with violent gestures,
while, with an agitated voice, the count
appeared to question him. But few
minutes lad elapsed, however, before
the count turned around to his cousin,
| and exclaimed, in q voice trembling
! Will emotion, but with an ATTEMPT al
composnts;
"Zilali has ',eea wrecked, and only
she mud two of her ts2in, with few
common sailors, have escaped. Her
strange compann.ns, her foreign tongue,
but, more than all, the accursed per.
juries Of tbieviug iankeel.ar, have
brought on her the charge of sorcery,
tu,nalt has been raised, she has been
arrested. and--god of my fathcrs!-
may even now be suffering on the rack
or at the stake. Oh! why did I ever
submit to leave her? Bat, by the
mother of God! if hair of her haad is
harmed. J. will hang every knaye Of
BourtlonniS.
Let us on ut once. then; we m6y yet
arrive i'll time"
pass the word down tho linc,s OK.
| claimed the count. Con, knights ana
gentlemen: We must not draw rein UNI
! til We reach B0nrdonnis."
After o few minutes of hurried con.
sultation with the servant, who stated
that he and his fellow had escaped in
the night Of the tumult, and tacL, by