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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-30
Rain iu the Tropics.

The intensity Of genuine tropical
rainfall is extraordinary. The ram
appears to come down, not in separate
drops. but IL great sheets. In Dar'
wins "Vozagc of the Beagle, " writing
of q heavy shower, amounting to l.G
inches in SIX hours, which occurred
during his stay in the neighborhood
o. Rio de Janciro, the author dc.
scribes the sound produced by tic
drops falling on the innumerable
leaves of the forest as very remarkable
and says the noise was like the rush.
ing OF great body of water and could
be heard at distance of a quarter OF
q mile Dampler gives lively picture
of the rain at Gorgonia, eff the coast
Of Panama, where, he says: when he
and his men were drinking chocolate
in the open air. it rained SO heavily
that some of them declared they could
not empty their calabashes, for they
could not drink up the water as fast as
it fell into them. II many pa rts Of
the tropics rain is remarkably regu-
lar phenomenon. At Rio de Janeiro
it is said that it used TO be the fashion
in Invitations for the afternoon to
state whether the guests were to as
semble before or after the thunder
storm which came on regularly every
day at a particular hour.
At the Government cinchona planta-
tions in Jamaica, on December 81,
1885, i1.80 inches of rain fell IL TWEEN
ty.four hours. but this measurement
does not indicate the total tail, as
gauge when read at the ususl hour OF
a. m. WAS found full and overflow
ing. 1t is probable that unless care
is taken to prevent this occurring
many very heavy falls are not fully
measured. On the crest OF the Blue
Mountains, on the same plantation.
$3.50 inches fell II one week, OF which
three days we're tine. ~-Gentlemao $
Magazine
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-30
Mere Hout II Kills Another and wounds
,t.Thirti.

The fifth fomicide in GrecnTille
county in tie last three weeks c"enf-
red twelve miles above Greenvllic on
Sunday pight. Jesse Edwards, aged
about 20. years. shot Ruhc Nix, who
was about the same age: in the stem-
acll. and Clarence Nix. aged: =, IL the
right arm. using q resolyer.. Rnbe
Nix died Monday afternoon. The
shooting occurred, at 10 O'clock IN
public road, where Clarence Nix and
Edwards had gone to fight out diff
Guilty. Rube was present. to see fair
play and was holding Edwardss pistol;
The fight WAS declared. off and Nix
hauJed back the pistol to Edwards;
who immediately began to shoot. The
men belonged to old county families OF
prosperous and ictelllgert farmers
and had been brought up within three
miles OF each other.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-30
AUTUMN ON TIE FARM.

There's a crispness in the atmosphere that
sets the blood a-junpln
The critters all arc actin mighty clipper:
The hired nan S stopped his srowliH cause
he has to do the pumpin
and ne crabs the handle Iiks hes soin to
rip her.
The ram out in the mcdder ise is feeIia' fac
too frisky
To. lonoip. fer t. butt somebody hard:
and the passage O the pasture Is 4 matter
most too risky.
So we're keepin' al! the children IL the
yard.
II you listen you can easily near 'ns c'o7'
apples droppin'.
Ker-plunk. ker-pluuk upon thH 1ros'y
ground.
While the chestnut burr: are sWeluh an q
pufir an a-poppin'
Ey the hundreds, all & rolin' al aeouhu'
The woods arc looHin' gorgeous IN tneir
coats Of red an yeller:
The squirrels keep mp q eonstan! chatter:
chatter.
But their little eyes are watch'n au' tn'
minute that fellec
Lifts lis gun, there's jc5' Z seurry an T.
scatter.
The violets they have slipped away to s.csi'
until The summer.
The roses. toe. have foliered with 4 sl2aa
Nov the c-indstone is a-creakia'- and cHa;:
ies' has to hum her:
Edyin' axes. fer the winter cooppiR Elsn'
Tie corn has all been gathered, ar' It's IL
the barn a-Yaitin
TIC huskin' l{se.. which don't want ~
miss.
Fer sweet Nellie will be present III pan
I've been creatin.
So she'll get the reddish ear'an Ia kiss
T. L. sappingtou. in Detroit Free Hress'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-30
Northern News Notes.

Fireat Wabash avenue and Randolph
streets, Chicago, Tuesday morning, de-
stroyed $780, worth Of property.
Ex-senator n, G. Butler has formed
q partnership for the practice Of law
in Washington with the well-known
firm Of Shelley d Martin The firm
will be Shelley, Butler & Martin.
The Bethlehem Iron Company at
Bethlehem: Pa, have been awarded Il
contract for nearly twelve hundred
tons of armorplate for the new Russian
battleship Rostislav. The contract re-
presents nearly $500, 900 and will keep
the ordinance works employing 1000
skilled vorkmen running through the
winter.
Edward Yanderwater and Vim. Cor
nelius had an engagement the other
night, at Hampstead, L. J.: to call on
Misses Josephine Beekman and Sarah
Dusan. The girla, dressed as high
vaTmen, held the boys up on their
way 70 pay their visit, and robbed
them Of their watches, etc. The boys
had often boasted to the girls Of their
bravery,
One rlon lost his life;; another will
die, while eight others we're very bad
ly scalded by a steanpipe explosion IN
the cellar of Hammerstein's new
Olympia Theatre at Broadway and
Forty-frst street, New York, Tuesday.
Defective steampipe fitting is said to
be responsible for the explosion and
arrests rnay be made in consequence.
+ The cause of Cuba's patriots was the
topic at big mass meeting held in the
hall Of Cooper Union in New York
City Tuesday right. Hon. Chas. =.
Dana made the speech of the occasion
and was accorded IN ovation, the aud
! ienco rising and cheering again and
again. His eloquencc evoked contln-
ual applause.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-30
t:CBLES Sc. CEi-IGE,

t. G::s ;,.:!'S 5 law, the perfect co!c,
~ love iu>2.7ei-
O. hin on whom mach i: Das.jH'
Is muci. require.
.T:;c :ans:Gl throat IS bid - sinS.
IN OAK mas; rc.sn the forests king:
IN" rushing stream he wheel must m0ve.
Us ::--;v"D with the eagles eye,
~ f;;co til" midday s:lic:.
I. a'u weak aoi y2u a5c Stroa-,
Whr then. why. ,nea.
T. Hu;l ;i.> hraT,~ ic2As hc!r1c!
. g.. All 80. again.
J: ynu ;la"a cit. All have none.
7. S;'2vr @lr.!r -n:; yoi hare slu,
III. %*;i-s Wit, fro haa T. give.
~ vH@rS wita t~AHc Srlce % i've.
To- !. 80, -itticSs. sunless. S:aal
WIKI ta--c:> iii" and hand.
st. L5uis Giobe-Daao:rat.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-30
Last OF the Giant 1'ortoises.

The last Of the gia1t tostoises has
lust been transported from the Eg-
mont Island to Mauritirs.s It is the
largest known specimen. Wa ether OF.
living or extinct species, Weighing 500
pounds and measuring i've feet from
head to tail, the circumference OF TIE
shell being 49, feet. There were >ro
OF them last year, when the female
lied.-NeW York Sun:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-30
Austrian Economy in Land.

Austria gives an object Lesson in
dealing with waste lands Pr:zes are
given 10 farmers to encourage ths!n
to recover waste lands and la them
down :,> pas;nra::. and also to Greet
shelters or stub!es for COWS in hl,h
attitudes. The Importance Of this
may be seen from the statement tina:
one-qnarter OF tine tots! fodder re-
cuiretl for cattle and horses in The
empire is derived from Alpine 81:
tricts.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-30
4 widows Strange Memenio: .

Nine. Thalber=, widow Of the piau-
ist and daughter Of the great bAsso.
Ltablache. died recently in Tnalberg's
villa at Posiiipo, in Naples. italy, at
the age Of eighty-four. When her
husband died she had the body en-
balmel with q petrifying preparation
that preserved il with some: :senblsnce
OF life, and kept it seated II tne room
where Tha}berg used to Tora>-.AeT
York Srr 80:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-30
SOUTH CARO-
LINA'S PRIZES.
EXHIBITS AT THiE
ATLANTA EXPOSITION.
Five Of Bronze, and Nine "Honor-
able 3Ientions.'

From the Atlanta papers the Colum-
bia State has made mp the following
complete list of the prizes won BY
Sonth Carolinians at the Atlanta Ex-
position. The awards have not all
been made, however, and perhaps the
list may be enlarged later. Consider
ing everything, South Carolina has no
reason to feel ashamed Of the result Of
the competition.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
Grand Prizes or Gold Medals
Clemson Agricultural college, Glenn
sou College, S. C.-Dairy products,
choose and butter.
State OF South Carolina --Chccsc,
tobacco and other products Of the
State.
South Carolina agricultural expert
,ucut station, Fort Hill, $. C.-CAcd-
lar cheese.
Diplomas Of Honor or Silver Med
ais
W. G. Hinson, james Island, S. G.
Bale sea islaud cotton.
Diplomas Of Geaeral Excellence or
Bronze Medals
Darlington Tobacco Manufacturing
Company, Darlington, S. C.--Show
case and bottles containing smoking
tobaccus.
Harris Lithia Water company, Har:,
ris Springs, S. C.-Mineral waters. i
MANUFACTURERS DEPARTMENT.
Diplomas of Honor or Silver Medal
Walker. Evans Il Cogswell, Charles
ton, S. C.--Heavv blank books for
counting houses.
Honorablo Mentiou-
G.. Mooney, Darlington, S. e. Sec
rotary and book case.
roRrIc-nrrRAL DEPARTMENT..
Honorable Mention--
DR.. Charles L. Shcpartl~~A collec-
ton of tea pluuts.
The State Of South Caroli pa Pre-
served fruits.
DECORATIVE Art DErARTN9 9ESr.
Brouze Medals
Mrs. R. H. Kenny, FlorencG, S. c.
Embroidery.
Miss X. E. Parker, Charl fston, S.
t.-~ Embroidery in linen andE silks.
Honorable Mcution---
Crsaliuc Convent. Charleston, S. G.
decorated chin,.
Mrs. Hampton Dukes, Ora hgcburg,
5. G.. C.--Embrnidery and needl Fwc k.
G. X. Deyane. Cbarlcston.t S. c.
Wood and bone carving.
Miss Kate ". Wynnc. G#ecnville,
:. C.-Picturcs made from c |bttoD.
Mrs Il Cerdts, Charlcstonk S. c.
Decorated china.
MINING; AND FORESTRY
Diplo,nn ofHonor or Silver Medal
The South Carolina Mirbing and
Manufacturing company, ktllian. S.
c. Grade and ground fire clay, ti-c
and sand fire cement; diffcrtnt style:
Of tirebrick made.
The Stats Of South Carroll fln- Miu-
cral resources Of the State. ;
Honorable Mention
South Carolina State exhibit Col
lection Of trunk sections and lplanks.-
MISCELLANEOUS AND f:ES1f f:RAL
Diploma of General Recognition.
with Cola Modal I
Mrs. Andrew Simon and lSer asso-
c;ates. city OF Charleston. fg g,r Ill i'm
portant exhibit Of Soath Car<sIiaa por
traits by distinguished artists. repre-
>enting famous men aud women ot
South Carolina from the earl sliest colo
lIial days. and for other decorative
furniture o. the auditorium bf the vo-
!nan's buildings.
Diplomas Of Honor or S3lver Med
al
G. G. Leslie. Charleston, IS. C.. for
collective exhibit OF stufeds fishes i'll
Guiding all Of the iluportantS food spe'
cieS Of the Charleston marheF.
Diplomas Of General ExqEelleuce ul
Bronze Medals
The Charleston Museum Rof Natural
history. Charleston. 5. c.. fder collcc-
ton ot mounted birds alIi 9,naInmals,
illustrating the fnnna of ttjSe State -;
S0uth CarciiIa.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-30
miscellaneous.

The report of James E. White, sup
erintsndent of the Railway Mail Ser
vice, shows tha during the year 49I
accidents occurred to railway post
offices, in which seven clerks rekill-
ed and 178 injured while on duty. an
increase over last year Of l37 accidents
and y clerks killed and Injured.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-30

One OF the few countries in the
world where American pate its can
not be protected aepres1nt, is Japan.
and the clever people of that island
may take unlimited advantage o:
Yankee genius.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-30
The Southern Earnings for October.

The Southern Railway reports FOR October
gross earnings Of 81, ,979:o7o, an increase y
s143. 2a3: expenses and taxes. 91.lI3.=11: ia-
crease. =s5,8ls. ard net earnings. 7sa.45e. in
crease. SIT 40: and from July i to octo'r.-
81, gross earnings OF 56:s34, $50: increase,
:454. .463. Expenses and taxes. -, 4l2. ~:
increase. s235.s9l. and net earnings :2:l62.-
1877; increase, 52l9.0H.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-30
Foreign.

The printing works at Cbilworth.
Surrey, of UnEin Bros, the noted
publishers, have, together with al
immense amount Of literary matter
that mas awaiting printing, been de-
stroyed BY fire. The loss is 8o,ooo
pounds. -.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-30
KATE'S ESCAPADE,

He train has been
gone four minutes.
sir!''
II you have ever
been jolted two or
three hours over
country roads in a
country coach to
connect" with 9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06

market d now quoted as hrm n, i3.iGt with no
cloth 10 DO had al Tint price. There have hcCn
ihif sales for tho week. evenly divided between
odds mud regular Gis. OF the regulars sold u few
woro spots an'i tho bulk for man uno deliveries.
Most OF the reports wct1 standard odds, The
odds sold To bO delivered, run through June,
July md August Tho deliveries fau ahead OF
tho production and tho stock VI odds was cut
down 5000, McSrk. Remington aud UuvoI
furnish the following statements Production for
tho wcok S0,0D pieces: deliveries ~ 900;
stock 1000. Last weeks stock 10000. sales
lsj0OGE spots 1900; futures i5s,0O Sales for
weekly deliveries: MAY l6l 0D0; Juno ~ 900;
July 1900; August 500: September ~ 900;
October 5000; November 1000; December 1850,
New r"rh-fhore has been Ito special change
In my direction beyond a hIgh Temperature that
u certain TO increase tho demand Of retailers.
The order domnnd OF commission houses was
Tor moderate assOrtments Of n miscellaneous
complexion and Included requests for printed
chnllIcS. tuntifg, white goods and other summer
siuilA. Printing cloths quiet but firm at &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06

Distressing kidney and bladder dis.
eases relieved III six hours by tho NEW
GREAT SourH AMERICAN KIDNEY CuRI."
This now remedy Is II great surprise on
account Of ita exceeding promptnesa in
relieving pain in the bladder. kidneys,
back and every part OF the urinary pass
age in male or female. 1t relieves TO-
tontion' Of water and pain in passing it
almost Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this is your remedy.
Sold by K. II. List. druggist, Wheeling,
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Upon receipt OF your address aud Is
cents IN postage stamps, We will mai!
you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio Of
IN Worlds Columbian Exposition.
The regular price is so cents, but as We
want you to have one. We make the
price nominal. You will find it work
OF art and thing to DO priced. 1t con.
tains full page views OF the great build.
inGs. with descriptions OF same, and is
executed in highest style OF art. II not
satisfied with it after you get it, We will
refund the stamps and lot you keep tho
book. Address. II. E. Bucklcn & Co.
Chicago. Jul. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06

Fall Itlvnr, Mn-.--Sinco tho weekly report
Of hpril -, tho print cloth ninrkut Inns advanced
from 80 To : li.lGc for spots aud 30 Tor CON,
tracts, BusIntSS Is rather quiet mud the buyers
re for them. Tho manufacturers nrc holding
sppis ut the nricc for contracts md Ms soon M
there Is M increase IN interest In tho business
OF spots they VIII follow CONTRACTS up. The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tho Monoy aad stocl
.... Markets,


SEw fonK. May i,-Money gu call ut ~ per
cent all day. Primo mercantile paper Sai!s per
cent stcrlug exchange heavy With actual bus.
incsS In bankers bills ut iS9at So. for demand,
aud 81 SSai s.. for sixty days posted rates,
siS}ia' SOY and 81 ooai 0OIi Commercial bills,
~ Sh Silver certificates, 67hn6I}sc: no sales.
shares '-T7- 60
The volume Of business o n the stock exchange
To-day was up 10 tho average for q saturday, aud
mo market was strong until tho beginning OF the
1881 hall hour. Atlhls time an eiloft was made
70 realize part OF the PROFITS OF tho weeks Rd-
vance, but the market foil OFT so quickly Us to
cneck tho llquldAtlug movement, Tho Southern
stocei gayo way u fraction IN tho moIning, hut
met with good buying IN the later dealings. clos,
lilg al the best figures touched, l.a'3 per cent
ABOVE yesterday Tho result OF the weeks trad
Ing Is the establishment OF higher range Of
values IN the greater part Of tho list. Tho pro-,
ieSlonal bear clement made strenuous efforts
during the earlier dealings TO bring about u 70.
action, basng the efforts mainly on n belief that
!ho forthcoming trahlc returns OF some Of thu
leaulng roads would make Hn lnlayorhblC show
lug;
The bond speculation to-day was active and
irm. with sales Of 81 ,!SJ 900, Norfolk / Western
Clnch Valley division hrsts, sold at IS against 20
against 20 on April Is. The bond speculation
during the week did not display Us much buoy
nncy as In the week previous but values for the
most part reached n higher range. The aggTc.
gate sales were S7,!aj,UOI
tho more notable changes on tho week are:
ADMINISTRATION Pacific dividend scrip ~
do thirds 8. Central Pacific land grant Is $, Nor.
folk 4 Western, Clineh vHllcy division iirsts aud
Union Pacific, Lincoln & Colorado atAts, s. do
gold Is ~ per cent. Dcclinc,-Sorf0lk & West.
cru 100 wear s. Q. Ohio Southern Is ~ Seattle,
Lake Shore & Eastern frSt ~ per cent.
Government bonds strong.
state bonds dull.
Railroad bonds firm,
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Wool.

London--At tho wool auction IalcI today
1000 bales were offered. Of which $50 wCt
withdrawn, fair assortment was offered and
tho demand was steady with prices irregular.
The continental aud American buyers werr do
lug little. Following hrr the salcS In lCIaiI
Now South wHlos-l,Jja bales secured SlSl:
greasy Ikn7l.
Queensiand-o,6S6 bales; secured 7tidais ~;
greasy 11,a7std.
vIclotIa1lis0 bales; secured sdnG ID:
greasy 5a9iS1.
South AuNralIa-3g7 bales; secured 9alOd
greasy 3Ia7d.
Swan Rlycr-Sij bales; greasy 3ISa1.i.
New Zealand-1iG7 bales; secured GJsalG I'd;
greasy 5ySalOn.
e, Cape Of Good Hope and Satal-lig bales;
secured 9J4Hll51d greasy SD.
Sew rcrk-wool firm: domestic fleece lea
sc; pulled l9a?ic = -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06

DO aure and uso that old and woll.tricd
remedy, Mns. WISsLows SOOTHING SYRur
for children tccthing. 1t soothes tho
child, softons tho gums. allays all pain,
cures wind collie and is tho best rene.
dy for diarrhGa. Twenty-Five conts n
bottle. Mwrtw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06

First Wall Flower-Elow gracefully
Miss Western holds up her train. Sec.
ond Wall Flower-It ought to come
natural, for they say her father started
life as q road agent Truth.
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ChlcnCo-Cattlc lower: prime 20 extra steers
s. gCA6 y; choice beGyGS S jOa5 s.; common 10
good cattle 81 ljaj g.; cows 81 JOsi Is; bulls $! 0
al 81; calves 81 50aISj. Hogs dull aud lower.
The bulk OF tho hogs sold at 81 Giai Is; common
TO heavy sold as low rs 81 10 and common mixed
sold down 10 81 90 while pigs brought 81 OOai 10.
Sheep dnll; native 8? GOA GJ; western s. Olai 20:
lambs s. OOa5 60. largely at s. IS and upwards
RcccipS.-Cattle 100 head: calves, q head: hogs
l?,Do head; sheep, 600 head.
East Lih.rty-Ca,tle about steady at un.
changed prices. Hogs slow at yesterdays prices
Sheep, supply light and prices unchanged; ex,
ira 81 Oat 80: calves, common TO good 81 5On3 ~;
fair togood lambs s. T0ai 20: veal calves 81 20.
Cincinnati-lIogS lower Of 81 liai s.; re-
ce!pts 1900 head: shipmenis 500 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-06

THE fact that Hood, Sarsaparilla,
once fairly tried. becomes the favori.c
spring medicine, speaks volumes for its
excellence and merit. S
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Mrs. N. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies' and Children,
1919 and 1918 Mnrke.s.., wheeling, VIVA.

Tho Island carr md electric notion ma, tho
door POurth annual session begins MONDAY,
Fepnmber II. 1885, This school oilers com.
Elcte and thorough oducntlon in prnrtIcai Eng.
I'm; Mathematics, English Classics. Latin and
Modern Language,
The school consists ri Primary. Intermediate.
academic and College Preparatory depnrtinentt.
lhs methods and courss OF Instruction will
compare fayorably with tho bGst ScnInnrIcs in
ihh country.
VIZ, are rccclvcd In tho Primary and 1ntar.
Medlate. For circulars or Interview, andy 70
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
Principal, Wheeling, ". Va
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~ Pennsylvania stations.
|EE0nnSy|Vdnid LINES.
Trains Run by Central Time

TICKET OFFICES At pF:cSSrLvIS,A STATION os
WkTsn ST. fo0r op ELEVENTH ST, WHEELING,
At McluRE HOUSE, WHEELING. AND At TUr
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. pRiDGEroRT.
SOUTHWEST SvErfN--"nIN i!ISnIE ROUTE"
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival hnl departure Of iraIuS on and after
January Y lsll EXPLANATION Or lEFERESCs
Marks VlAily; IDhlly. except SUNDAY; IDAIly,
except saturday: 'pnily, except Monday; lSun.
urlys nnly; Mondays only; Saturdays only.
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Bcsides, everything points to the fact
that he will never know. Tomorrow
they will be married. in the little church
nesting in tue wood below, and after
that Constantinopls-a good place to
hide. And then India; large field,
too. Her spirits rise. No. there 10 no
fear.
The sun., 1895-03-03

away across the plain. And Antonio pursued
after him, and was now very near upon him; so
that the uicer saw that ne wohia soon soon De H ne
eat on his horse like n man smitten with the
psl.y. shaking, and trembling; and his horse,
officer fell OF from IL, and nc lay very still on
the ground Then Count Antonio came, up to
him and sat on his horse, holding his drawn
sword In his hand and the officer began to rouse
himself, e9d looking up ho saw Antonio with
ms ESTd % , nrnwl wvibani Mnu banSp AnspnS sag
Then the officer gazed into the eyes Of the
Count Antonio, and the sweat burst forth on
his forehead. A sudden strange, choking cry
came from him; he dropped his sword from his
hand, and with both hands he suddenly clasred
having his face wrung with agony. Thus he
stood for an Instant clutching his heart with
Snd then Rs s onto bs sr"nd snd
still. Aud tho Count Antonio shcnthed his
sword and barred his head. saying, 1T Is not my
And he turned and put his horse to gallop
aud rode away. not seek ing to pass the Dukes
cncampment, but directing his way toward the
village of RianOi and there he found shelter in
the house OF trsnd for some hours, ana when
light fell made his way safely back TO the hills.
and found that the Dukes men had abandoned
were alive and sufc.
Hut when they came to take up the young Off
Ger who had been false to his oath he was dead.
whether from fright at the aspect of Count An
tonic aud the imminent doom with which he
was threatened, or by some immediate judE-
mcnt Of heaven, know not, For very various
are tne dealings OF tiOu with man. fDf one
crime lie Will slay and tarry not. and 80. per-
chance. was II meted out To that officer; hut
with another man His way is different, and lie
suffers him to live long days mindful of his sin,
In self hatred and self-scOrn, and will not send
him the relief of death, how muchsoever the
wretch may pray for It. Thus II was that God
dealt with the hermit of the vault Of the Pes
chelti, who did not find death till he Ind sought
II for twenty-three years | doubt not that in
all there Is purpose. even "a was shown in the
manner wherein the hermit, being himself
bound and tied to IA miserable life. was an in-
strument in saving the life OF Count Antonio.