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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-05-03

ACCORDING to the Washington CORE
spondent of tie Minneapolis Tribune
there is a scheme on foot among the
Minnesota senators and representatives
to hold conference soon for the pur-
pose of talking over the situation regard
ng the distribution of offices. with
numerous applications which have re.
Gently come to the front, and the gen.
eral scramble without discipline OF
management, except every fellow look.
ing for himself" says the correspondent,
"unless something is done to corral the
crowd, nothing will be gained, and nc
one will be successful. 1t Will be the
purpose of the meeting to agree on
what persons shall be urged for APP
pointment, and the whole delegation
will stand solid for ever person agreed
upon. In this way it wilPbe possible.
they think, to secure some of the best
places not yet filed, and the only way
by which any good can be accomplished
The meeting will be held, it is under.
stood, in few days at either st. Paul OF
Minneapolis" This is indeed q
SCHEME" But by all means hold 1t al
Minneapolis and then the attendance OF
all the applicants will be assured.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-05-03
rector of Trinity. Rev. DIR. Dix, and the
full yestry. and escorted to Washing

rector OF Trinity. rev. DIT. DIX, anu th6
full vestry, and escorted to Washing
toms pew. The services at st. Pauls
chapel were as follows:
1. Professional Hymn.
2. Our Father, etc.
3. Psalm lxxxv.
4. First Lesson Eccles. xiv.
8. TIE Deum.
Q. Second Lesson, ST. John viii.
2. Benedicte.
8. Greed and Prayers
Q. Address by the RI. Rev. Henry G. Potter,
Bishop of New York.
10. Recesslonal Hymn
The religious exercises being over the
president and party were escorted to the
west porch by the vestry. where they
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-05-03

means of two large curtains suspended
from the beams. The part facing the
river was decorated only with large
American flag on tha roof. The part Of
the pier facing South street is covered
with decorations. Over hundred
American flags are draped over it, sup
ported by the coats of arms of the vari-
GUS states, and numberless streamers
hung from every point. A float was ar
ranged for the presidential party to land.
1t was covered with carpet and concealed
of streamers. Sixty flags and many
streamers decorate the roof of the pier.
The sub-treasury building and the Gus
tom house are covered with thousands OF
dollars worth of decorations.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-27

by him nor that the new, sinnge and inaccurate
things which | got from Ramsey he called interpo-
| latioh,s because they are not IN Haywood.
The region OF Tennessee history as a whole IN al
most unexplored. As u labor OF love. filled with
enthusiasm for my theme, having an ambition TO
neat WORLDLY q noble episode Of American his
tory, | have devoted "A very large part OF I'VE la
borlous years 10 making In some wise an explora-
ton Of that impcrfectly known region. nave
spared nothing Ia my efforts 10 be accurate and
twice subjected Iny manuscripts 10 n most rigid
aud wearying revision, verifying, cutting Town,
trying 10 achieve symmetry, harmony aud rum.
grandeur. the homely nobility OF the men who
shaped the curly and In consequence the latter
destiaies OF the State OF Tennessee. Finally, with
the marks Of my journey ON mi, ! arrive Y some
guisc, II matters hot how deplomble, ~ the goal.
II Il MI. AllisOn's privilege 10 rush out bowswow.
ing and sniff around for things new, sinnge ana
inaccurate" But II II also my right 10 resent tho
implied hur upon me when he ooolly steps forward
and assumes n position of special defender Oisthe
carly settlers OF the state. aud especially nRninst
the Misrepresentation Of ono who has made such
c%xcrtlons, ! might FAY sacrifices Ia an endelvor 70
do them Justice. There are errors In my book, ana
have eagerly accepted light from every quarter.
But u cnTsory rcndlng Of Haywood and q total L.
nuranoc Of Ramsey does not put Mt Allison 10 a
position TO afford me anything but rague surmlic'
based upon imperfect knowledge or the mosi pal
pablo ignorance.
In conclusion. Unjust apologize for ,ruspasslng No
much upon your space. III answer 10 your head
lines, Where Did phelan Get LIS facisf' lreier
you TO my list Of authorities, which MI Allison
overlooked when he overlooked i;umsoy. lhave
JAMES pnrLAH.
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Asncee.smi rh,.lcinn.

IN a large and lucrative practice running
Though a I number OF years, my husband,
by using Swift's Specific, restored health
TO n great many people 10 whose cases all
other remedies had proven useless. To
give n list would be TO write the history OF
stubborn maladics and remarkable and
wonderful cures. | will mention the case
Of a Young man afflicted With blood poison
ior five years. He was helpless for a year
was blind for some days, and his case
Beemed incurable-for under the usual
treatment he had grown worse, until his
condition was, 10 say the least, horrible;
rheumatism came ON 10 add to his suffer
ings. DIR. Love prescribed Swift's Specific,
and by its use the poison was gradually
forced out Of his system, the sight restored,
the rheumatism cured, and today he is 9
sound and healthy man. My husband re
garded Swiii's Specific rs the best knowr
medicine for diseases which IL prolesscd &
cure. Mus. J. I. LovR
Leesbuug, Ga. Sept. ~. 1883.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-27

Trans HAUrE Ind, March 2G-The mad
stone was yesterday applied to another Of
the four children Of the Rush County
farmer who wcrc bitten two weeks ago The
stone adhered nearly twelve houn 10 the
clcycn-ycar-oid girl treated Sunday and
eight hours 90 he hvc.ycar-old TiH ycster-
dag. some Of the virus drawn through the
porous stone will bc subjected 10 u scientific
examination. last night two men from
have the stone applied. each being npprc
hcnsiyc that some of the saliva at q hog goI
81 upAer he Hkin Of their fingers. The hog wa
bitten by y dog az were several othcrs in the
same pen, ans ~ far three have died. Til,
dog has hesn running wild through the
ruuufFV
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-27
THE CLAYTON ASSASSINATION.
An Interview With a Journalist Famii-
lar with the Affair.


Mr.. John Ginocchio, d journalist well
known In this section, is IN the city for a
few days. Mr.. Ginocchio was connected
with the press of Little Rock for several
years, but is now a resident OF Dallas, Tex.
Since the Clayton assassination at Plummcr'
willie, Ark, he has becn at Little Rock and
has made several trips 10 the scene OF the
tragedy In the interest Of the 81. Louis
RcDtbiie.
A reporter Cor TIN ArPE,L sought out Mr..
Cinocchio yesterday afternoon and obtained
from him a brief statement as TO the status
of the case and tho possibility Of the capture
Of the assassins. Mr.. Ginocchio said the
State and local officers were still doing all In
their power TO ferret out the guilty parties,
but up TO date have failed to even obtain q
clew. II was his opinion that the assassin
would never be captured. Judge Cunning
ham, OF the judicial circuit In which Plum
mcryille Is situated. In charging the Grand
Jury recently, laid particular stress upon the
crime; in fact devoted most OF his charge on
the subject but the jury failed TO do any
thing In the premises. Rewards TO the
amount OF $1,000 are still out, and II Il yet
believed that this will eventually bring the
murlerers 10 Justice.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-27
The YORKTOWN Delivered

PmL,pnrmA. Ia, March M.-rhc gun
boat Yorktown has been delivered b. the
naval authorities at League Island. The
vessel was towcd down the Delaware River
yesterday from Camps ship yard and form
ally handed over b. Capt. scolyc, the com.
mandant Of the League Island Navy Yard,
who give the Mcssrs Camp q receipt Tor the
big warhip II j expected that Secretary
Tracy Will formally accept the Yorktown for
the Government TODAY. Everything about
the Yorktown l. finished except the electric
lighting plant, for which there will BE- % re-.
e%ryatlon ~ ft1Ou until the electric lighting
- completed add tested. II will only take
about ten days a. complete the lighting
plant aud the Yorktown viii then be- con.
plciely equipped io pas out Of the Delaware
taues.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-27

Los AxoELES, Cal, March @-Lucky
baldwin passed through the city last night
o his way from his stock nneh at santa
Anita to san Francisco. lie told a IMPORTER
that this would be his last scoson on the
turf. In Juhe he will sell his ycarlings and
In future will devote his attention o. bnccd-
ing aud selling his ycarlings IN New York
City. lie AVS his two year old nov ~ the
ranch arr the best he ever owned and give
great promise for tle futur. Nolanto has
recovered and will Train this year. Tho best
of the i've year olds arc Honduras Cleo and
San ncso.
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Chancery Sale
or
REAL ESTATE

n No a~7g-chanocry oouy, o. shelby COUNTY
II nrury 81 Al, ". J. A. lonc ctal
~ Virtue Of IN inicfiocut1y decnro Tor sale. en-
tered IN tho above cause on the a day Of Deem.
Der ~, ~. y IS, pars ~, 4 Will eel NJ public anc.
ton % The highest bidder 10 front % the clerk an4
Masters ono, ~ the Main finct entrance ~ tho
Coufthouse OF Shabby county, Memphis, Ionnol.
saturday, April 20. 1850.
within legal houu. the ~ioiloslnr described prna-
cry, situated In Memphis, shelby county. Team,
A uNothlris 80 undivided Interest IN pari ofiot
f9uf hnndfcd sud seventy seven (f5l, fronting afr
go feet on tnn Enuth sd0 n Adams sifrgt, h. Mcm.
phis and munltV back aoulh between the lots ans
pfcmie. " The late Lewis Amb and John n. ~
our.hnf U.s. icrt 20 M ftiey.
AlHA n hkc undivided two thirds 90 Interest ia
the Dot most q II u tho lot above dosrunod. having
q front on Adsms street o. thirty 20 feet. and ran
nlnr back s1liu Que hundred aud iofty-clght aud
onnthhlf lliH'1 fCrtto an alley,
tsrmf n faIoaou a credit Of seven On months.
note rlih .efurig fequlfci, lien piAincd. rudcmpy
ton barrel
This uh dry 81 March. iSsa
IN hcliENkY. CLERK aad Matter
WI ", Randolph. J. ". Onsop aad W. n Gle
roo. suiuiufs
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ny seeing NJ much - you can Of ihc World BOT
frc you si out either a. . tourist commercial
Traveller or emiffant-whcihcr you ~ BY Tall.
steamship or STEAMBOAT, provide youueli with
iiosleticrs Stomach Bliicu, which the travelling
public recognizes ~ the hnrst medical ssicru "a
and preventive Of tea sickness with which auJsuo
loufucylng by land OF wHtef Gao bo provided ~
furnishes 10 the western pioneer adequate ptut,c
Ion against malsria. rheumatism, and those div.
prieft Of The boScis which mianna tainted water
eeget IL scdaiFe effect upon a stomach ior
iufbed W lie rocsing Of n ships truly magical,
indh haupinl nppetixef and nerve invigouioi
gseslsu, 10 II for biilousness aud kidncy %lnaction
tld u fcnntofari, 80 q remarkable dclffc, tn
ins-i< n faiigue. physical OF mental. Ala wet
3rE and etpeeuft IN inclsmcut weather, II thOult
D. t0fd ~ a preventive
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-27
Buv Them and TRY Them.
The Stevenson Land 4 Improvement Go.
CAPITAL, 100000
NAPOLEON HUI. prrt r. DUDLEY FRAYsER, West r. J. BLACl
JOHN J. FREEMAN, sGy and General Manager

NAPOLEON Hill. prst r. DUDLEY FRAYsER West r. j. BLACK, IT,
JOHN J. FREEMAN, Seoy and General Manager
nRr-crslOhnC Latham oil Latham, Alexander a Co, New York W j. Crawford,
d Manoy, Crawford Co; W. r. Love late Of Goodbar Love a Co.. W. + Taylor OF
W. y Tahr a 90 X lowcnrein Of ID lowenstdn & Bros Geo. Arnold resident Of
Coz Arnold a n XII president Union & Planters Bank X ID fnysr peSdent ID
eunr Rank John n. NAusht attorney at law, Stevenson.
This Company lately oraini, has purchased several thousand acres OF land imme
dhtlv surrounding the Depot at stevenson, Ma Uo of the most healthfula ana Potnr
cssue locations ga Nouh Alabama At the junction Of W. OF tn most important rail
rds Of he south. the Memphe & Charleston ad ". "a ST. I0mS with W. other
roads projected and 20 be built in the near future It has unrvaled fcihtes bob for pro
curing the raw material and for distribution q the manufactured product.
IL lin the hHrt Of tho msti important olicy district OF the south, not excepting
even birmingham, and has ian abundance OF iron IRE within easy rah WIN me sur,
water there would seem to be nothing licking to insure the building up at this. avonci
point Of ahne manufacturing city and to aid In doing ths thoC Company VILE donate
ground md render othr substantial laid. ~
The property is now being laid OF into town lots which will soon be placed upon
the mahc
In the meantime the Company proposes at an carly day 70 offer for sale anmitcl
amount OF its Treasury ck M price nnd upon terms thatw be attractive Tue an
nounemento Of which Will ppe In those nLnmns
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Diseases can be cured II properly trcatcd IN
time, a. shown BY the following statement
from ID. &. Freeman, Sydney. Having
been n great sufferer from pulmonary at
tacks, aud gradually wasting away for tbs
past two years II affords me pleasure 10 tes
iiiy that SCOTS Emulsion of Cod Liver Oh
with Lime and Soda. has given me great re-
lief, and ] c~becrfully recommend II 20 al
suffering In n similar way Ia myself. In adj
dition, ] would say that IL Is very pleasant
a. taleu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-27

SPECIAL FEATURES
ny trims of contract The Company must deposit
The sum II all prizes included In the scheme bciore
slllng a single ticket, aud receive the following
onlril prrAitf
CFHIiFICATE- i hereby certify that the Lon
don iank Of Mexico aud south America has on
special dcposit the necessary funds 90 guarantee the
payment II an prize dmNn b. the Loieria do Ia
neueaccucia rublica
Further. Tie COMPANY Il required % dittnbuia
nfysdN rfr cent Of the valuo of all the ucken Ia
prizes -aiaTcr proportion than Is Givcn BY any
Tiaaiiy' die number Of tickets 4 limited 10 5000
-ga.O0o les than are sold by other Lotteries utlns
the same srhc ne.
For IAN particulars address y. Dnssetti, Apar
ado I8. city Of Mexico. henlco. or O.. Baki ow,
40 ". Jcncrou street. Louisville. ny.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-27

\ utfrLE Of Anrosium Hiicr ,o favor
your Lemonade or amy other cold dunN viii
keep you ire from Dyspepsia, Collie nj.
arrhUa and all diseases originating from The
digestive organs. lc sum Ia rrt the genuine
Angoslura. manufactured BY d. J. q. D.
Eiessu 4 Sons
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-27
In tne sr.ci u, nna ~.

Mss Van saarl-And yon an dcvoung
your leisure, { hear, TO Landscape painting,
Mr. De Chancauf
Mr. De ChAllrau Ia 'enlthy R%mnicurl-
We, Having done the town. you know, |
am nov doing tir country. See whcru thc
laugh ZONES iu'
Mi~ Van SNAIL No; but I may when
&c your laudamufa.
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A PIsRsIng sense

or health and strength renewed, aud Of ease
anil ooniorL follows tho use Of Syrup of
Fir, as Il acts In harmony with nature 10
enectuaily cleanse the system when costivc or
bilious For sale In 20 cent and Si.Oo bottles
by aIi leading druggists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-27
Md ncnIh.

CHARLESTON, s G., March 8.-H. NJ. Flag
ler's yacht Oneida arrived here from New
York at 1880 o'clock pm. His married
daughter eamc on the yacht and died during
the voyage, Mrs. and Miss Flagler have
been In Charleston since yesterday. The
yacht came hcrs with oolors ut half mast
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-27
Grand Monthly Drawing
Al the Academy of Music. Now Orleans,
TUESDAY. APRIL 10. 1883.
Capital Prize, {: 5000, 900.
100, 900 Tickets mt $40 Each Halves. go
Quarters, 90 Tenths. So Twen.
tieths. oil.

ostJt ITlNcs hmOuutlnk tossssss sssss-ss-Dff'Ssf''S
N0rE-rickets drawing Capital Prizes arc not en-
titled 20 Terminal Prizes.
For CLuBRArEA or any further Information do
slred. write legibly 10 the undersigned. clearly stat
ing your residence. with state, county, street and
number. Morn rapid return mail delivery will be
assured by. your enclosing an envelope bearing
your full address
send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money ordcrS
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter Currency
N. A. DAuPHfN,
New Orleans, In
Or N. A. DAUPuuN.
Washington, II. q.
or Mt No. q West Court ST., emphis Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-27
Ecroma on Hanas curod.

Tuo ycsr ana a hkif No. al KAcum hrcke cut
"a nv rchi hand u ETpcarcd Ia Nhile biisicS
suuu1cd ~ tcutlc iichlur and rruilaliy gresd
n nui "a cCNcrud TIE crrre NMa 81 10 hsnd Inc
tisoasr next ATTrarl % ny len hama ]
mel MANY rrucdi< fMi cculd INA 10 cum mil
I uh1a ucd III 0mcrUA hNNElEN NlluA cncCicd
asTccty ans pcrmkuc1lCuse
JAMES kENENFH
- M.na arNnuH ncgruiL
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NJ hats hB ecen rouAlel VIII crzcma on his
hcrL ucdk hrhA can ana cuur he4E ht wnt
one mas 81 s1hhs ana w woru ohlrcd - tc his
hnuds ~ prtVuui he scrafrhlun have sJNui Dol.
Ian 90 rumr4ics Nlthnui oncrd hui Afief uNnc ono
hSuEICrEa ana ont cake al CrgErVRA soar The
am tuLnC0 cured lunnnt thank yop enough
90 Aam- ". Known.
E.Nuu 81 RncogNn- n n, nv
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-27

TuE well known strengthening properties
Of iron, combined with other tunics aud a
most perfect ncryinc, are found IN Carriers
Iron Pills. which strengthen the nerves aud
body, and improve tho blood and com
ala NNuu
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Ad,Irn DO

Mr. Wluslus' southina Hymp should always y,
ue4i iuf rhlldnUn icHthlng 10 an1ihrs The child
toitcrt the gums nllnfs ~ pain. cuua wind ulllc
and j. Wu htat uulrlg iur III iuhrA - bottle
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eo,era rnree Yoar. curcd.

CCrtCCRA KrNEnu< ArV he crcalc4 mcdiducs an
csuh Hal The wort case ~ sail Rhcam IN ihis
uouutu, NJ muthc haA u twenty ycArS ana On
taf dicd frsm o. ihdicsp CTrrtnh eoeh have
nNcd htT lin NJ aTlnS hrnao and hoad were CIV
ccd fNf ffrcc YOf% which u0ihiuC nollCvct 81
QunnA uuil ] uaA he NvruuHA kFNFpIfS
. N. AnANS NceArk q
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SOFA eVcuwhco rnoo Cruu1rA Nr Str.
&c RrsoIVENr. a. rrcfard - ~ lorrn nnre
AND CInNtCAL Co. h~ion, Mas
ns- send tr How 20 Cur shin DISEASES" 81
parcs 20 Illustrations. aud loo tosumoulals
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Eczema Can Be Cured.

The most arunislng. humiiiaiing itching.
seay. and burning fescmas are cured by
the tuttcaFa hemcdlc-, when plustUians
and all other remedies fnlL
havo hen AFFLICTED sine last Narch with skin
dlsokse ihc aassou callcd EcsamA Nv SIC wAsccV.
end With sats ami SANx ana the itohiug and
hurning WY alnua unlcAmhhc Sewing yonf
CVuCvnA kEvfultS ~ hNhly NxsNmmcnAcA crn.
Guided D. rtvc then 4 tuel Nsne hcNVytcvRA and
nallv, i0r tour m0nths call mySlf cuNA. IN
FahtnAc for uhhh make this puhlic ststcmcnt
MRS CLARA n FREDERICK.
r-saN nresl narr
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ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, La

"RENEMBER, that the payment Of Prize, IL
Guaranteed by -Four National Bank. OF New
Orleans, and the Tickets are signed by the Pncsi
dent OF an Institution whose chartered rights arc
recognized In the highest Courts, therefore. beware
Of all limitations or anonymous schemes"
OH DOLLAR Il the price OF the smallest part
or imctinn Of a Ticket Issued by Us In any Draw
ing. Anything In our name offered for less than
a Dollar u a Swindle.
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Strains. Pains

pLpyic skin and soaip preserved AMI bcauudei
DhDI hy CrncrnA MrnIcATLn slAF.
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A,A~g the lack. kidneys. Hip. sides or
- hest relieved In one minute by the
(<4<B tuticura Anti-pain Plaster. The hrt
~ ans only pain killing plaster. New,
instantaneous. .niallible. Is cents.
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CHANCERY SALE
OH
ESTATE.

No. GOO Rim the Chanccry Court Of Shelby
county. State OF Tennessee vs.. Mary y. Heron
ct al
BY virtue of an interlocutory decree tor sale, en-.
tered In the above cause on the list day OF February,
1850, NJ. b. &C, page l7G, 1 will sell, at public auc.
ton 70 the highest bidder. In front OF the Clerk
the courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis Ten
nessec, ON
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-09-13
WON At LAST.
4 Brief But Thrilling Romance q We
Orn Life.

a Brief But Thrjling Romance q Wsse
srn Life.
They stood BY the crest Of the hill over
looking the silent, ceaseless flow ofthe mag
nificent stream beneath whose placid breas1
the bones Of noble De Soto for c~enturie.
have rested. ''She had cheeks like cher
ries red. He was taller most . head
Tho threatening clouds Of afternoon had ii
lently stolen away, shepherded BY the low
unwilling winds. Fleecy vaporous abysma
Of beauty, like coquettish hands, were
raised, waved before the face Of the silvery
moon, then dropped OF brushed aside like
dew before . rising SUI. He stood silent
and ~forbidding Of aspect while she shruni
from him Is . frightened dove in tn
presence Of . bowling storm. Presently he
spoke:
"Wuhelmina, We have been in America
for seven years. Like Jacob Of old. I have
t0iled and spun for you and you alone. I
left the Fatherland with your promise Of
love and faithfulness imprinted upon nv
lips. Your father, your mother. and The
whole village witnessed our plighted troth
upon the green. You babe me goodbye.
and wept upon my bosom. No one was Il.
norant Of our love. You have learned the
language and the customs Of the new
world. You have labored and saved. I
have accumulated wealth. We ought to
have been married when I met you at Cas-.
tie Garden, but you refused to be . DOVER
less bride. Why do you longer say me nav,
and refuse to name . day for our weddin4i
Tell mo tonight, Of yonder river shall en-.
tomb mo forever"
Like tho sough Of the winter winds
through tho lea6ess boughs Of the entr,uced
trees her sobs rended the twilight air. Her
breast heaved lke the blllowy crests Of
ocean. She Rasped:
Darling Fritz, mine own Fritz! There isa
chasm between us which you can
not zee. Think Of me - one unworthy Of
your love. Forget me after this night and
write my name among the dead. We shall
never moro meet. Give me- one last, long,
lingering kiss, - We used to kiss IN the
Bingon IN the Rhine; and then
must part, never to meet again. lean
not speak. Ny lips arc sealed Tho cause
will Be buried with me. We shall never
we'd. Kiss me, Fntz, md kiss me rood
,ye."
His quivering lips give token Of the Rrief
ed fain conceal, but into his outstretched
rms she falls and lies weeping upon his
'reast . he presses her to his heart and
lings lovingly, but with awe, upon hsre yes.
heeks, mouthand neck. He rains down kiss-
. - from aGatHng gun. Thsy smother, be-
vilder, enthral her. She forgets her sos. |
ows and tho woeful fate upon her. An 10 !
yer. She il his, and he - hers. The spell !
broken, ~ many . spell has been broken |
efore, By osculatioa. The Chicago drummer
rho gave her the glaso diamonds Il in tho !
His cake II dough HAe did
ot elope with AdolphusL He had co..
ented 70 that last meeting between WI
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