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, !.ysieians:, Surgoens,',AcciMebehr.ii. Ofilee
--Dolitizo on, Medical .1,4abarattut: ono ,kapr 40rPb
V Davie hisiokranith *MA 114in, 14.1,V:work :Re,
#dvuoo.Dr.Drowning%ti:Uron At AP, AV; licOws•
MI, eau, tiratitiaterctoriacollego, Alonibor 001 -
We .1:117:YSici4motit Surgeons, WIS, I)t)41,41, M.
rgfratittate Ihilvotsity Trinity Colle4c. Mihnber Col.
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ea ORN Aida'. am
VS Al% et MeGill 'University. kiwi -
:f eal InsyLthftarg04)11; 40. . •
°thee tWi riMikbyteel-,11X0t0X. Ohl,
i)Ji00 1101111,^‘,$ta 10 a.tn..and 7 toll) p.M..
ylu.. tina.N. cai )11taillie'
4,,,,,,r, rhygeleatuid sergeen.
zext deer to,liawdon's nimble Works.
ittoxingfon--,Oentral Uotol.
laartic.nlar attention, paid to oln'onie diseaffe3,
al eelle aroesetie attended, 44.0.71o4) tree.
e.xoter, Marolx,25, 1875 82-y
IIA. LA.NG M. 13, iv,r,.t ., xi, .0„
,I.,,r3.).$u&
ti ormlite f o'Trinity 0011ege. MOM-
rer of the thtllego of Physicians mud tfiurgeons of
lutariO. ofilec-Drug, Store, Mein St, Grantee.
aid is also proprietor of the Drug store, imd. eon -
'tautly keeps on hand a lo,rge stoek arm:. dr.os
ul
emoit.0,4.4tuto 18,1674.
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sopt,
I r A RDING & HARDING,. Barris
..e. a_ tete, ttorneyet, Solioitore„. Cononissioaors
a. It., ,ke,
Orszon....4dUrrox's :13400.k, Water Street,. St,
!trary's,
(WIN D. ifillInva.. . W.PLinaMeteja
„
S, ;TONES & MoDOUGALTe.
•aiteeitaere, Attorpori-ot-law, Solicitors in
`dhaint404,:"Mvavaucers, Qounuissioi.lers• hi Q•l...
tIttlintarles•Diblic, St, Marv's,
t stionen's Block,. Water St., Rt•Atary'S
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ViT 1116DIARMID, 13.A.i,
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13 aleRISTE,R, NOTARY, CONYEYANER,
&C„,
LIIOAN, ONT,
G. WILSON, ISSUER OF
e meariege Licenses under the now Ao
tthe Post Officio store, Zuric)i, Ont. •
•40-tf.
3,11gtidtteil1ii,
IrBROWN, Public A.uctioneer,
s wineetesect sales promptly attended to.
Perms reasonable.
Winchelsea, 0 et.10,1870,
y. SPACKMAN,
17 IOENSED AUCTIONEER
xte Pm: the County of Iluron.
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RESIDENCE, . - EKETER, Oil
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SALES PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
CHARGES MODERATE.
c-giottl '
la
-TvrA.NSION HOUSE, EXETER
aseL Ob., W. IIAIVESHA.W, Proprietor. Thi
aew and eounuodions hot ells now completed, and
fitted up thrmigb.out with first -furniture. The
best a Liquors and tho choicest of thgars at the
0311'. alle honso is ompable of Iteuommotlatinu 35
4nests. Exeillont stahlos and an attentive hos-
tiers. (51-1y.)
UEEN'S II0LaL, La:JOAN. W
..
DONVEV, Proprietor. • This first -alas hotel,
has lately elatogod hauds (-Pram W. H. Will us to
W. Bowen mud. ie fitted with new fur itore
throgghout. Proo 'bus to mi,i from the station
Oitice for the 331017 nue of 'busses to Ennktolk. Ilia
bar is replete with t •Le xtecieest ...Altera and fra--
rant ir Leltil.V1. .1314.1. 43413.12111‘3D1.1 34311131e 1t00111.
11 09.1 Stabling .111a att.uxtivc hostlers. 32-ly
..
TT'' "T " II t ... 1
1.,' iS1..11.S1 110 Ub.b./ tiOleNieR OF
Prete,: an 1 William Strbets, Luca n. The
above liotol Inv.; beeu wonted hy1.4. Isakte Whno,
and therolufhlr: refitted foe th 3 conif,,,t of the
tr 1 k.0.11.1 1'j1.1', i19,A 3 inr.nre kmk1 et!.:.te Ot the
b ie.. .4i.tto..Livo 114...,t,...4; aiweys 10 arton:do nee. '
IsA.A.0 WHITE, Prop.
cl , .. 85 -fine.
:ean, .9 185 .111 :?..; 1 '
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ore aa ,..1,...4 1.1 A P11.11 1).1.7.-•.1.egput, ;t ,t,1 i ea
Inv - - etetete eeeeee of u.-4.ing t; .-...
oer Flo N. '01311 0.* tad, In.kt:ie work, in -13,4 n't worik
rot, iv: in ialoir goat,. Inolok,'..ti:, ok. 411 the thlw
. hall v.+, r IlYZIO.,?P!..'.‘. P.trtir..111111.3
ctga et eataa 'tett lett ...,14., cent. Aollre..4, C,1.
WriNst; 4,- i Al., Pe:•tlee -',„ li....--. y
r'ir Van LOT rote NAL E .--
.8.. A 4004, ().1.•!-Aioetl3t Plunk. Lerk,..,,,, eo , 1,
- rw1414 : 0 11,) I iz,ru , I likirkL ti qr.!, i1.: t.,,, 1,,, r ...,,,i
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ater. 1",ir 1:11. yo.! -.-.4 1114,1;r: L., 1.$ k A 1- 1,; V.V.
:race, oat; ....
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--e aall '.f. 'e'Oa Salele. --Tile:
- serilmr 3...1.1'..; 103.' .U1 1 I:IN:N. ..t, or 4,-.t a,
e•10.1. i'.-ov.r t.., oont.i.:!...4.4' ,•.) 44e:%.,1 '14 exc.. '9 04 ' t
0.,fre.; •.:.1,31.k..!.rir 112111.1W 1,,,rld ti WI .0 .... (1, t.
anroni,T; 0.00e, ii.trn aatki 31'1.'r ,„ the rr3 :,,isits.
also a 4i..)..vi youag ...).....,.:. rd. of ,41,-,Ift butt •11,. IL uv
V0]4111114 etniug. Distant front 1.:;....tor foul:
miles. Poe furteer oartionlars ,1yt0 ,T. Paste
SEIT, proprieror, Exeter P.O. 78-tf.
if,' IC E11.1 It Pieela leiChOlthe
AIN STB.EET, one deer snit tit of
the Britamtia lton.-0, 7. BOUT11(:01`...t has
oana er of ops. 01113.13134 tilled on
n hd munb1 m
the shortest votico. Satiailietion guarant-odboth
as to work. on.lnrite.d.41. 1,,.. 11.-A largo quantity
of 0 inch ?-, etril for punimuultors' use f or 23110111
Nov.
101EN 80131,TROOTT. ti--..
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O.L. NO. 024
• • , Jo Night of moat-
ing-Fievt 'Friday itt ev-
e ery month, corner C4'.41.
ley and 'Main sts. Visi-
ting Drothren cordially
'''1 ' invited to attend.
ea e
A %../'%C ATM'. WILLIS,
-...,
' A• - 503117 WIIITR,
.. .i•zscorotary.
4E, 2 70-1y.
TIT, TaT r'i r•T4 -in1 rri r -r -i C'13
Livery and Sale Stables
• an connection -with. the Central liote1).
fRY,.3.31114.3T1,9,m-ve3ez.,,33.
(4(D HORSES A• ND COMFORT.
veltithm sawey13 enhomt, FtWorable
• Irrakw.k.dents innAle with emunztoreiratravelerS.
-1 „dere left at Bissett's Tinshop vi11 bo
pro .4301.l7 attended to.
• B. 4.t T. )3ISSETT, Prop.
SOS. 4.1873. • •
3-1Y,
THE FAVORITE LINE,
011ititiGP OF PROPRIETORSHIP
CROWLEY 33°D ELINAGAN
living bought eatJllawkshaw, kave
Geod 1/ores, •Conifortabie Stages and
Fast • Vilma
-a-Ito--
Those sto.gog firtrarivon by tho mast zodonatio.
dating of drivprif, Mal leave
'DIE WESTERN HOTEL, LONDON,
,evere afternoon, at 2 pm, arriving hi Liman
•thrteto connect 'with trains for the east and vrost
3104.1co00031ting in ',Inter with tho onnton and St
ISfary'S stases,
• 1,EA.VE BXETERABOTIT
4.00 a.m., connecting in Liman s.11.4 Leaden
stages and trains.
Tan OltOWLITZ
W.esetoorts. PAT IPLAX.A.G.411,,
Vrotricto,
CIESDITON
Vir OLZINT
VOL. 2
• A.N)) SOI;j9rg•.1tU.RO, SOtTUFFR
fStO ,47: WHOLE NO, 99.
EX,ETER; ONT.A1101 1"4.URSDAY, atTLY 24, 1876.
VANDUSEN
„KRAL et: tt:tigyeact)noltand 'no 1.1argest and
PURE DRUGS,
• CHEMICALS_,
" DYE -STUFFS
Patent Medicines !
HORSE & CATTLE
MEDICINES,
Tooth, Nail, Hair, and (Roth
ERFUNEnr,TOILET-SOARS
(8213c.
STATIONERY
School Book.s, Toy Books,
131ankoBooks,
A lbunasFancy Goods
Pencil Slates, Lead Pea -
oils, &c. •
w•404-0, -
1k.N c.tr
SOLE AgagE1 10, LAZARUS, MOBR1S,
Co.'s cv caeca Perfected.' Spletaeles au
Eye-glah;:es.
Proscriptions and Recipes quioltly and accu-
rately clispensed. Remember the Place—Di-
rectly opposite the "03411113121
Exetet. 0. 1TANDUSEN & Co.
Exeter, january 7, 1874. 71-11.
The Doratnion aboratory
Go to the Dominion Laboratory
if you want
PURE DRUGS!
Chemicals o r D y e
Stuffs
• PARS GREEN
FOB,
POTATO BUGS
AND
HELLEBORE
FOR
IN -SE TS
AT THE 'CHEAPEST RATES.
etOMINION GUN SHOP AND RI-
O./ pL11.OT01lY,
R. W. S P 1-i41 R
Mannfacturer of aud dealer in
.11:114tes1 Sfaor GlIft28, leeees leers
Pistol, Fishing 'facade, end limiters' supplies
Gut -itooking Clone in fast -class style. Pin. -fire
Guns altered eo Cantrell:fire. •
'Sign of the Gun and Golden Key, OLAIMINOD
sb.,botween Dundas and Xing, 1,0111100. 70-17.
1\111ZZag3.
W. . T R OTT
Fashionable
Boot & 'Shoe
MAMMA.
wouldinforin poople that he has commen-
ced businerls in the above line next door toBell's
Bakery end Confectionery. lie has 011 71517(1 a
spleneid stock of Loather ofellkincls, and from
his general knowledge of the business, and do-
ing first class work:114os to obtain a large cus-
tom.
•
iSeVea work will xeoe ve his
spE,Oial. attention.
Repairing dote with neatnese and des-
patch, and modeeate charges.
W. II. TROTT.
Exeter, lelay 6, 1675, 88.m8.
T r-o••-13,IVIERS
And Stock:Breeders.
W it SWEET, V. p„,
CEDAR POSTS
Rail e Cordwodd
nlItSONS requiring Rails, Cedar Posr
ts, o
p
Cordwood, eau be supplied. by applying to
TILOS. GREENWA.Y,
' Centralia. ; or,
GURENWAY, on the premises, Lots 7
and°, kmtv.,B„,,a.y, Stephen, 094f
DB. XIIISMAN, DENTIST.
Office and
resicienc e -
Main street
Ihteter.llu
smoss hours,
n,fl 111113.0 in
g_ooddaylighta
Thureclay'S excepted), Advioe free, Parents
should oall for advice about 0111412:c1'34 112st•teetb
as soon as they begin to fail, •Work will.be
to that of any other office and warranted sitifistao
tory'
Ice Cream
AND
Soda
sparkling and
Fresh from the
Water,
Fourtain
A.T
G. SANDER'S
S ore, Post Ofliee
VANILLA, LEMON, PINEAPPLE,
RA.SaBleRllY and other ilavoriug
Syrups used.
G. SANDERS.
rP 1.1E OLD ESTABLISHED
_I- HOUSE
J. PICKA
Thanking my numerous customers for their pat -
80 thapast, andwould solicit of their laud
remembrance in the future, would bog to remind
thorn that have
MENZOVED
my stook in the Now and Oonunodious Depart-
ments of the
rick look
itt t11,0 South of tho old stand, where will be found.
EVERYTHING
IN THE GENERAL BUSINESS LINT
consisting of
Dry G-oods,
kiardware,
Groceries,
• Crockery,
Boots 8c Shoes,
Ready-madecioth'g
Hats, Caps, 80c,
'have 2120 03.1(10(1 a first-class
TAILORING
Do.tartroent pi connection. My motto:ill, Good
Goods at reasonable rates." Comment 18 0311120"
sexy ; the goods ate hero to speak f or thoinselves
1-..1.11,,liest Market MO011212 for all kinds of
Produce.
Remember, this is the Oldest Fete,b-
lished House in the County. Opposite
the Post Office,
E ater, 3/ay 6, 1875
Tho subserlberff. in returning thile)Irl •to the
fertnille; f..)8 Vic liberal patronage •bo-
0,0vA, 1 ith,)31 th lux in the past yoo8 at the area
iten 117.) ;len ;tills, would beg to state that they
aurpose eentinning to vote them easing the
earning summer. lessoa them for
number a yortro, liepine to giye in the -future
tlie eau -moot' Jaction as in thopost,
Spattang NVott-ving
I • t
MaiLufacturrao
II kinds ei .vosits, laseuwie, &e. done on the
shottesIr tiotiee, feet loweet rates,
T, 141, 301INSTON
Of ZliriCh
ti 1875. 84.313
•,
" Popular House"
MiLLIIIERV DEPARTMENT.
This Department is ono of the groatest attractions
for our Lady customers, 23119 in order to make it
still more attractive, we have bought largely in
Oradratte Veteie,. e
of the 01.07
etta
tenant') 'College.
Traororaoved his office to one door north of 0.
Dacrort's harness sliop, mid nearly opposite Jelin
Thistnith Veterinary Medial/los al-
ways On homa3 Gallo premplay tate/Ian°. tti.
Horses etranined set.) their soundness
Augurt28th, 18'73. •
Woodham
Ribbons,
Flo-vvres,
Feathers,
• Ornaments,
and -all the;
LIttnt N)veitils in. Trim-
ming; Materials.
OUT OF THE DARK.
..•••••••..
14 If, •IL, GUANT.
conctigled 'this wok,
'And Mrs, Ballentyne is still deter:
Mined that you shall Marry Moe 91
'She is. I heard her toll Isebel so
as I was passing her door this' 'Morn.
Raynor clenehed his teeth, and feond
some difficulty in aefrainitig from clasp-
hinegalttli,sa poor, teebibling figure to Lie
• "My poor child,' he saidetolitielerie eriohletri;
age.' • That woman shall he r
unnatural whina. Tenet ine for that.
Ralph and I have pledged ourselves to
help you, and I am eure we can do it.'
'You are very kind,' she said, begine
bag to sob.
And I am goipg to be a 'very good
friend to, you. $o take heat. I shall
not rest until you are free from tine
trial. It is not ineet that Youeli should
be grouping in darkness and sorrow.
A few more clays and you shall be free
again, and your own happy self.'
Ile said very much more to comfort
her, and finally left her in quite a
cheerful frame of mina.
A week wore on. Max Rapier kept
Lis eyes aud ears open. Ile Gould not
afford to lose a, single brick in tlie dan-
gerous game he was playiug.
Of course he made some discoveries.
In the fast place he became convinced
of what he had only half -suspected pre-
vionsly—thab Isabel Lainount, with
madam's sanction and approval—or
rather to his hackestoole.. •
He smiled quietly in hisdsleeve, 8.11(1
met her advanc t more thaa half way.
Ile could safely do that, for he knew off
his own strength.
• His second discovery was of far great-
er importance. By means of steady
though covert watch which he kept up-
on Mrs. Ballantyne's movements, he
soon bet:tame aware that that lady was
far more intimate with, Mrs. Rascaille
than she had any right to be.
Tho two took long _walks toteaether at
bones when they were net likely to be
observed, and were often surprised in
secret consultations.
As ell we have intimated, nothing of
this was lost upon Rayner.
t'I know the two have some secret in
°enamel); he said to himself over and
over again. 'The niomerib that secret
is tilisooveeed they Ete0 in my posver,and
poor Beatrice can defy them. I am
sure of that.'
' Bat how to discover it? There was
the rub. .
He was strolling by himself, veav
ottrly one tnorning, When lie came u.p-
on two figures in the shrubbery. It
was Mrs. Ballantyno and Rascaille.
Higli words had evidently passed be.
tween them, for madam looked flesh-
ed and angry, and Rascaille ehook
folded paper in b.er face ease as Raynor
drew near, and. cried, iiia sneering tone
of voice:
'Rave as you will, my lady, so long
as 1 heve this document in my posses-
sion I hold von in the hollow of my
These words had barely passed his
lips evhen he heard Raynor step ou the
gravel path. He started coed looked
terotrad. A sadden pallor overspread
bis face ; he thrust the paper lute his
pocket and. slunk away without seyieg
another word.
Mrs, Ballantyne's eyes &called like
steel. Herface grew purple, and the
nails 011t deep into the very flesh of hor
clenched hand. Bat, making a violent
effort, she almost immediately recover-
ed her usual composure. She greeted
Raynor with a charming smile.
I did not know you were such au
ettrly riser,' she seed, sweetly.
am not—often.'
Ah 1' giving him a swift glenoe.
hope your ramble is nearly ended ? I
hope yon are ready to esport me back
to the house?' •
'Quite ready madam.'
She took his arm.
'That tiresomeRacallee she n171' -
Inured, as they strolled onward. 'He
and 1 ere peepetually quarrling. ' It's
doubtfal if we think alike 011 any 811b-
jeeb. This morning it was the proper
soil for croons belbs. • He insists on a
loam! The idea! What does a man
know about flowetagercletaing?'
• 'What, indeed 9' claimed in Raynor,
smihng to hiM8Olf —110G at •tlio idea,
but at madam'e ready wit
Later in the day he went with Ralph
into the library • for a confidential
chat.
• 'You axe quite willing 'should speel
freely couceebing my family' affairs ?
he began, ebruptly.
'Certainly,' replied. &Apia •
'Then, since madam is 80 pertial to
Resemille, why doesn't sho marry him
herself, instead of forcing • him upto
poor 13eeariee
Tho young neen laughed.
'That mitt WV on, be readily explai a-
ecte he said, 1aly faller was peonliar
in Ins notion. Although he marrieu
ft second tan° himself, and a widotv, he
did not appreve of thesorb of
rf my steyanother should marry n
third time, sho svoulcl forfeit throe.
fourths of what wati begat:ether' to
herd.
It'Anicyli?i'or !armed minty hie faeo, nod
remained thotteAtfully eilett for eome
mitostess Whoa he did speak again,
ib,w,:ttmeeasoo2atiletowahaorlrliyeaclitiffleorteditistrubajecpta,• Dor
mutter.
thet would. give my!iieetel to poesesehe
'Indeed d said Ralph,
• 'The eyes of the ttvo mon met.
neseeseion of that paper watts
freedom from Bettetiee31 Raynor whis-
pered.
:Ralph turned very vele,
'I kiioet whae you men,' he add,
after alms, pause, 'end X think 111 (88111
bo ac,complishod.'
?1
keeps his valuables hid.
don at night under his 'pillow, I Imp.
This Dopartmen11aaa met with extraordinary
su.ccess, sad is st under tho superintendence of
Miss Hull,
whose tastefulproduellons hat 0011001.1 gwve uni-
versal satisfaetion. A Tame collection of
0
XL Antit:gt
Illistital:eettteoiT 1,1511b tina:Vattly• 1 1.11110(433,1VOCilet
3111011n 13110 ityliabitanta M troberno and ilium hard
11o. hits on. 511(1 18 propore a to mann rece
tiara .
1OHT Alll'HEAVY HAIIHE8S9
tiknea 01 wont at anything in 1118 1100 wilt
0t8tay Wien. own interoets by giving him it nail be.
Itsre larch' slog eikewhero, Repairing proyflotly
a,t fonderi to, Oarrin (;o trim ruing aunt, 70cilin,
TRIMMED 'HATS AND BONNETS
To SETinoui FROAe.
Sub: Ribbon.s in:Large Cheoks
IN'SPECT THE STOOK.
' W. MoINTOSHieca CO.
laelarS, ;fun e 10, • SO-ly,
esaaatekel
...tea.knet eta
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tehte?.
"Zoioete "at dife
wri 6 fro..•660,d,
1484*
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thee°.
'Does lie look hes door e'
,•4:Ye8, But there is a balcony out.
eicte the window. Oile oauld get it by
0108.118 of that. Of coursetheseeepe with
ale window open on etude eoltry nights
att we axe having meet.'• .
They lookea at each other again.
• 'I am determined to ge11 120813013Si0n
Of that peper,e Raynor, slowly. 'Oen 1
emint upon you ?',
•a‘Of °ours° you canal Beatrice's hap,
pinees cenihe gained so easily.
1 t.,Ttiey made the attempt that very
't
ni, et, welting until the house was per.
fe ly dill. Rapier, in his naked foot
neeted himself outside Rascailel's bed.
'•W -11T1 1 tIlln111:1 0:11114 11 ii le7t b 30-irn, 1Wrileewt he oItll
stealeWintla
the window and unlock- the door to his
frieud.
It was dreary evaltiog there, and Ray-
nor's heart was in. his month. But at
last the key clicked noiselessly in the
look., the door swung, open, and Ralph's
hand grasped his own.
'All right so faraVfaxe whispered the
young mao. (Itascaille was acoomincida-
tingleno.ugh to leave the key in the look
hor11:night have been tioubled to find
ib. • I don't think eve have disturbed
in, •
Now cnine the most difficult task of
all --the withdrawieg;.the,coverted:paper
from under the sleeping man's pillow
—mud this was Raynor's part of the
business.
Ile stole neiselessly into the room
and approached the bed • He bad
hardly reached whon the sleeper stirred
suddenly, breathed hard once or twice
and sat uprigh b.
'''Whose there?' he cried.
Raynor slid to the floor, and waited
breathlessly. .
'Whose there ? repeated Batscaille.
Then a pistol clicked sharply, and ex-
ploded the next instant whether by ac-
cident Or design Raynor never knew.
That pistol shot decided his course
of action. He sprang to his feet,
suatehed the weapon from Rescaille's
hand before the latter:had any intention
of his design, and struck him a skin-
ning blow over the head with the batt.
The villain fell backward groaning
heavily.
'Quit* Ralph !' cried Raynor, 'Bring
a light from your room.'
Ralph darted off, and Raynor thrust'
liis baud unuer th.e pillow of the insen-
sible man. When he withdrew it his
Angara clasped a large morocee pocket-
book.
'This must contain what I an after,'
he muttered. .
Ile was right. When Ralph came
hurrying in with the light, sa.,a he
°poled- the- p 00116G Imsk ;--- alum t? -the
first thing his eybs rested upon, was
the identical payer Rascaille had flut-
tered so triumphantly in Mrs. Ballads
tyne's face
It preyed to be the marriage eerti-
"root t.he *Ma 131440.-
A inervaxon atom) noteeva 'eliteefe niS
sTour 4T oiAgiA.---obtin i.'OTJlli) 11V113.8'
1.50 :to/1B ANNTTM
etog AetgrAtO$UtIr.
t,
Mr, A., Ottste leas told all aboort
and weft are eoutent to take his Nvora for
' WII,311t4-1,111:1 001INTRY A tAAADISL, ill it., As the St01'111, 0/613.1.0 ue ne pet. his
noon aesenoe.
A. representative 02 11120 Omaha
Her -
8.1(1 interviewed a geutlemeet 'who has
juet returned from the Bleek Itilis
eountry, to which he went with Col.
Dodge's expedition, Ile left Omaha
on the 1 3th of May, reaching the Black
Hills on the 3rd of June., The eon:i-
nland foaled geld in all the creeks tun-
ning to the wait in that eection, though
at first they found (ally the color. The
ftwrittelegOlias tewr was
e efi°great ete°,1,11a •hith's° W8.1) 8.8
Castle creek.
At the stockade erected last winter
'by the miners whom Capt. Mix had.
driven out last. spring, the soldiers
went into camp. Here they found a
small patty of miners, in groups of
frOin two to ten each, who staid they
heti been there about tbirty-five days.
These men were actually suffering for
food, having had nothing to eat for fif-
teen days but venison. They were an-
evilling to leave, however, and said if
they were driven out by the military,
they would return,- as they coosidered
the ctiggings they had discovered to be
rich eaofigh to pay them for almost
any amount of hardships and exposure.
These Miners all had gold which had
teeto. to the beret/ 11:11a eat dotvirm ..the
doe feesinte'the inside. The etrolie of
lightning, whiels killed his heroes end
preetrated him, did lea Worle too ewif18.
iy,to aive him the slightest tieruitg•of
its curniug, fiesteeemembrence cal
returoing to consciousness was of bear.
bighis daughter, 'who, had run down
from the hoese, ebout twenty-five rode
exeleina : Oli 1 father is
dead!" •'
• Upon opening 1144 03708: the Whole
4 1
air and elty eeemed to be in a blaze.
He ,alfee leeelete pensciotot of the most
aiitense nower linabs, He saye •the pain was
euftetina Vil'e)Oocially in liis
like Lid of a burn, and that he could
not hey° suffered more for the hour
that followed. if lie had been held in the
flames. His tvife and daughter, upon
seeing that he was still alive, desired to
Temove him to the house, but he beg-
ged to be left where he was and nOt to
disturbed, 93s he felt that he cauld live
but a few minutes, and that he might
as well die there as to be pot to the
needless torture of xemovel.
As he seemed to gaib. strength, how-
ever, he was soon taken te the house
and made comfortable possible,
but eight or ten.hours elapsed before he
was able to move either of his lower
been obtained wholly from surface dire limbs. The left hip and leg seemed to
on Castle creek and its aftlueras. They be more affected than the right, and the
had commenced ditching and flowing syniptoms for a time indicated that
in a small way, and were very hopeful, bones were injured. Bat these have
e success these teen passed away ad. slightlameness now
The news of th
haa enet with soon spread through the remeins. The right lung has been
camp, and soon the officers, soldiers, very sore since the occur/aloe, but this
end teamstere ere at work washin im.e:eyivhear inbfeaelillingoa.usTedhebnly ark of the out surface dirt. The color WitS ob-
tained in every pain showing that the lightning is gut° apparent from the
goldwas generally distributed,,
the re- St 1111r tdldGri 0f tallebocamil•fd ,o f tlie t
log, in
turns being made by Capt. Spaolding
of the Third Cavalry, who obtained a frone which the skili has Peeled eff as
though. it had been sealded,
fraction over twenty-eight cents from
three pans of dirt.
As our informant returned to Chey- 711'0 Dail 1.0k. Laber 11601110U for
241111 lust —he met miners all along the
ennt—leaving the command bn the
Daring the busy days of haying and
road, and learned that at least 050
harvesting there often occurs the
weee then in the vicinity of the mines,
temptation to prosecute the labor of
though they had 3opitra,ted into 811111ll
day far into the night, and with a
Parties in order to travel wieh greeter bile
rapidity. The men were all supplied modicum of the eleep required, arise
again and. continue the work. Them
with six months' rations, and were Ova
are exciting times during this season of
dently prepered to stay. The distance
the year, when it seems necessary to
is only about 150 miles froin Cheyenne
overdo in order that the crops may be
or Sidaey; over a level plains country.
seemed in :prime conditicn. 13ut we
The miners 'claim that there are much
richer diggings in the hills than times evish to utter a word of caution against
the practice of making so many work
about Castle ereek and that in the ±07- the
and tasking the system so severe -
mer shot gold has 'been obtained. Our
ly, simply becanse it is harvest time.
informanb saw many (Inuits- ledges in When a farmer must work early and
the vicinity of Castle creek, which had
late to bring his besitess about, and
the: tupponatailoo of buing„tutritota.9A. 113,1 -
though no gold vas visible to the eye. Intl" r'ximre.2re s'aulu
from his help, continuing •the prtictice
The country is almost a patadise, with
pure cold water gushing froth springs from year to year, we do not hesitate
in saying there is grove mismanage -
in every direction, the ground covered
talent somewb.ere, and a. little good head
with a perfect sod in which blue pre -
work would save a good deal of wear
and tear of muscle. If our farms were
made to lest forever, and did not be-
come fatigued with eXartion, we need
Make no limit to the hours of work but
it is the experience of all the best obser-
vers of long experience in handling
men, that beyond a certain uumbor of
ace8"; Jules Lamount ana Martha dominates, the soil rieh and black, and
Dempster, and was dated some twenty an abundance of the very best bjilding
years baek. material. The water in many of the
While Raynor stared fait alightaroke springs is at a temperatere of 09 de -
suddenly upon his mind. Hefeverish- grees, which is almost freezing. The
ly turned. over toe other contentei of the timber is large and plentiful.
pocket book.
They were such as to convince him
-
beyond a aoubt that Mr. Rascaille and
Jules Lamoaut were one and the same
person, If so, and there had been no
divorce, madam cola not have been
legally married to Ralph's father.
'That's it 1' he cried, shouting for joy
—'That's the Beata of this Rascaille's
power. 1 see it now.'
- 'What's the se-Cret ?' said Ralph,
staring at hina. 'What have you found
in that pocket -book ?'
He was about to answer, but hurried.
footsteps were heatd to approach. Of
,course the whole house had been alarm-
ed by the pistol shot.
'Nobody must cross the threshold of
this romp.' he exclaimed excitedly.
He sprang total.° door, and. there met
Mrs. Bellantyne face to face.
'Send the serveutsbeelt be their beds
again,' he said, authoritavely. qiieu I
wish to see, you alote in the library.'
Something in his white, stern face,
caused the frightened W0MEL11 to obey
him without n, word of questioning.,
Whea he wout clown stairs presently,
after having assured himself that Ras -
addle wonlcl soon recover from the blow
he had dealt him, he found madam ex-
citedly paeleg the floor. Ile told her
all. .
The guilty creature denied nothing.
She fleug hotsolf at hie feet and begged
for ',fleecy.
1E thought Sides was dead 1711611 J.
inerricall3eatrice's father,' she said, 'I
dicl indeed 1 When he 011107.13 here, and
by and be fen alloy° with Beateice, end
demanded her lia,ad in marriage, 1 dia.
not refuse him,'
This was lior ooly plea.
Raynor said very littlebut he in-
sisted thtx,t Rescaille, e'fins Lamont,
should bedismissed from the house the
first thing in the morning.
'Ile cannot harm you with comprom.
ising leintselfe Raynor said, ludicrous
side of the affair now ccening upper.
meet ; 1.10 has been atooanuelionarried
luau himself for that.'
. r
02 cousoRtsce.iiio Stormed and rav-
oa on toming-, to himself ;8.81111, Warning
the ,I,ttrn ngatrs hied, taken, ho left the
hoose, soon aftet daylight, threatening
the moat torribfe thing. i. In loss that
net hour he WAS brought beck 8. corpse.
The horse in rvhich lie o(1 I5.WaY had
taken fright eAcl thrown him, Over
his aleacl bo ly Raynor elesped hands
with Mrs. Ballantyne.
tHcaven has ended this affair in its
own way,' lie said, solemnly. '11
better so. 1 ftill ot aiSp088t1 to be hard
with you. Show yourself truly sorry
.for the paste end anxione to be better
in the futere etal tl eeceet of your life
shell reinoin between
Of COW'S() she W (LS reedy enough to
proiniro 8.1118111811, After t he lapse of
a row weeks mho and. toabol geittod
Rogodato tot 0111 oxtoncio11 oontmomtt1
tottr. Ray n or married Beatriee. So
our gentle heroine was brottrAtt out Of
the darkness into the marV,Itous light
n)r perfeet lovii dhappiness
period oxo to woo hiuo, plaee them
Di typtggetass Beteg& tow Tang. houre per day there no profit in their
=mut of exertion 8. men caneendure
co utia uously, and ton hour busy labor
a day is founa to be a -beetle peofitable
on the average.
Bat with the farmer WO Ob803190 afar
different preetiee. lour o'clock in
the morning he is up awl his peen ere
oalled to their work, which is to be con-
tinued with. small inthrvals ofu
ecessatio
mita eight at night. The human
seatem is incapable of standing such fa -
taste for any length of time and accom-
Plishing ieuickly and daftly the peocess
of ; heitte the prevailing slow
movements of farm hands. In mane-
faeturing the belp ie 1118 arranged as to
have e geed. clivieion of labor, and the
usdividnals become expert at particalar
branches of the business. They are
continued at it, and. agreat amount of
the work issues out of their hands in
a little time. It is more cliffiealt to
sorry uut this practiee upon a farm,
but it is possible by eeproper division of
labor to arrange oar Places as to make
more export the employees, and thee
be enabled to aecomplish k o
the wort
sixteen hours in 1151.2.•
employment,. There is a limit to the
3288
1117118.11 (118-8.118181
von64,4py
ba.
fkexperion t
litow theta to bo anything but
plants, OLISily' 1.41,1,4.0t04.1 or ftsand,
feentieneau ae South Bend, To6114
failed a few claps ago to ratieson in tide
manner, and eull'ered from it, alicsuate
he (mine out nominally aitoad. He was
riding elong in his bugo, all dressed
np, and stopped fee a momeat ta einiff
yi,ung warried lady of hie acquaint.
ance, who was engaged in wateiang the'
flowere d gr 3,86 lv.ii/1 11 hose, lie
seefred at her aood.natured way foe be -
113 he toetdal work. and Ola
respotzdecl by threatening to turn the
41080 u1)01). 141811. Ro derea 110r to ap it.
She aida one wouldn't take a dare, 1111/(1
tiatiog ill1MOvable, was Willing'
to wager anything against a dish of
strawherries thiLt elle emelcitat make hint
move. It was tt, etroug hose mid the
South Bola wator.workti bavo 11tIe-
01811(10118 head 0f water on, mid a stream
With the nape of a emelt Niagara siul-
deoly struck that nicely.dresstid Man
full in his shining ehirthoeone. Ho
wee a Spartan' and never bodged.
Obuckbag, gurgling, laughing, and
splashing like the falls 11,1inileholia. 50
bpring, the water played nbout that
bold nann and rioLd about tho
Like Plymoath roekeethe tl'esperate
man remainedeininto-iabto: The nater
coersed iu a torreot clown his hack, and
the seat 02 1(18 moits toilgea out like
the hump on a giant camel ; the Rood
splashed d.owo ander the bosom of his
vest,, and he leoked like an alderman
who had been re-elected for elevea
terms; the bottom of the buggy *as a
lake with a Maelstrom in it. And still
a pair of pretty hands held the nossle
Alertly, and the stubborn man refesed
to move. Tbe water in the South
Bend reservoir sank eereeptibly, and
the pumping engine get more steam put
on, bat the flood on the man in the
buggy never lessened. The vehicle
stood ies a pond of mud and the horse
had tho.ught of swimming out, when
the lady weak:maid and the flood ceased,
simply because she couldn't hold the
hose any longer. Then the nian got
out of the buggy, without a dry stitch
on him, and went to eat his strawber-
ries. He didn't eat long, and then a
man eves seen driving home for dry
garments, and his driving was like the
ctriviag af 4)-elin• the son of Nimsbi.
Anahe'll not dare a married woman
again very soon. _
True to the Character.
AN AMUSING /NCIDENT IN A SAN F.P.ANOISCO
MUSIC TEAM.
• —
The matinee concert at Platt's Hall
yesterday afternoon was enliveuecl by
an amusing incident. The programme
had safety reached the lest number of
the first part, when Madame Di alurska
Buttered. on the stage, dressed in a
pale blue silk that surged around her
like a breezy sea, her brown hair rising
above the cerulean waves like a fleecy
cloud in a. fading sunset.. T he olnect
of the lady was to sine the mad scene
from "lamia.,' Ceianimone and, little
Pratt followed. The first struck an
unusually awkward attitude, with his
flute at an angle of forty-five degrres,
and the last sat down and began in a,
harmonious way to titillate the piano.
The prima _donna had just lannched
upotothe waves of melody, and was
throwing in a few sky roeket notes to
show that alio was really insane, whop
Oa° blackameataa terriers, weighing
about three ounces each dashed through
the door by which she had entered,
made a. atish for her, and began to
obese one another furiously around the
periphery of her skirts, oceasioaally
leaping up end varying the exercise by
leaping up and getting entirely lose in
the mass of aZ11.1.0 dietpery. The and-
ience smiled. The lady kept 011 se-
renely elimbing the scale as if her lire,
depended on her reaching the top in a
given time. Then the people laughed.
outright. Looking down, she realizel
the sittuttion, encl stopping the ravings
of "Lucie " • witli a vicious snap in the
middle cite, demi-semiquaver es far up
in the scale as she had been able to get
in the brief time allotecl her, she shook
the tawny whelps out of her apparel,
and tarting. on her heel, sho maao as;
tonishing time off the stage, her dress
fleeting in the breeze like that of en
ascending seeaph, crusbing a Wailing
pet terrier under her indignaht heel at
every stop. The audience cheered, as
atalieocue etwaye ab ±tt eadden contre-
temps. Sigoor Gienamona stenek an
attitude Moro ungifieeful then the pre-
ceding otto, insd the handsome accom,
panist hung his arm over a cornet of
the piano, and allowed snickering lad.
i.08 to admire his shape. Marske
Cat)10 book in clue time and aftee whice
peeing to hoe pteuiet began her axle de
novo. The audience still 0,2)1le12, and
the tango: nether tardily approciatiug
the 1/idiot:ens nature of the situation, a
convulsion of her &attest% we's vieible,
and what should late% been. 6 burt$6 Of
insone 111810(131 8.11880811 heettam 8. 510:101C
01 laughter. She eiruggled nobly
tie:tenth with the masie, however, and
after the deftali of Luria in tho \Vila
dieooa 028. sky-sereping 6od01816 Wits
re.wardad With the Mind tilintilt of Ay.
P1,411.80„
"11181
say, girls." said a little blue-eyed,
flaxen -haired boy on Second street yes-
terday; "let me take your candy and
we will play chicken." "
fe Is it nice ?" enquired half a dozen •
six year olds be a chorus.
" Nice ! you bet it is. Let me show
you. Now, lay the candy down
hereon the step andyou'll all go dowa
there and come up when you hear me
call like a rooster."
The. girls retreated and gatbered in a.
group about fifteen yards off, while the
boy -got on his knees'with head over
the candy and began to call and .strut
and flap his arms like a rooster's wings.
" Cluck, cluck, ran tat, rap, cluck,"
and all the girls came running up • and
tame tosaiere
little fellow opened his Month and took
it in at one gulp.
" Oh, you mean boy," they cried,
'you have taken all our candy.
1' That's cause•Iplayed rooster," seid.
the boy ; roosters always call the hens
up when he finds a grain of 'corn and
then picks it up himself,"
Slap WI& triutTs antr4 Pa4-
T1201.03LBS or A OrtiossateL.---Paris has
been amused Mat the trial of Tin -Tun
elaing for b ig a niy. The tiecusecl appear -
ea ea a blahlt pelerine and copper but-
tons, a skulleap with a crystal button,
and balm sille japan; he stated lie was
a native of Chttn.11i, and -wag 49 years
of age. Ile was charged with having
married a Chinese girl 21 yeare of age
• Itlalaticajali Dyer of Union comity
has recently obtained a'patent for rtn
apparatus for 11 fiVigatiiik the air. The
macbine is an iugenidus one, coetain-
ing principles entirely new to teronauts,
ana which the patentee conlideatly he-
lieyes have solved the knotty problem
of air navigation. Tb.e body of the
machine in shape reseinbles that of an
eagle, and is iutended to be repelled
by different kinds of devices, wings and
paddle wheels, both to be simultaneous-
iy opeeeted througn the instrumental-
itly of mechanism connected with the
driving pewee. In operating the ma-
chinery the wings reeeive an upward
and clowntv,ard motion, in the manlier
of thewings of a bird, their outer elids
yielding as they are raised, but opening
out, and then remaining rigid while be-
ing depreesed, the wings, if desired,
may be set at any angle so ati to propel
forward as well as to raise the reeehine
in the air. The paddle -wheels are in.
tended for propelling the machine in
the eome wey that e -vessel ie propelled
on the water. An insert -anent anewer-
ing to a rudder for guiding the machine.
A. balloon, is to be used for elevating
the " fiying Oil)," after which it is
guided and controlled at the pleastae
of its occupants. Mr. Dyer has been
studedeg the subject Of air navigation
fot thirty yeees, and lnee tried. vet:ions
experimente during thee time, all of
which failed until he adopted his pres-
ent plot. Ile took an eagle for hie
model, and hag conetrueted his machine
to imitate his patteert as nearly as
possible. ;Whatever reeibe 'the fate of
Mr. Dyer's patent he himself has the
most etelaiken faith in its success, and
is ready, as soon tie the nmehine can
it() constructed, to board the elk) end
commit himself 110 11110 wind.
at 'Vitiate°, and a Freneh girl ie. 1802 ;
he in nob deny the soft impeachriseot
but alleged there 'wee no bigamy. In
Chino, he was 6 "time martiago" for
three years aucl not II eying heard from
wife, although he frequently wrote to
her, he was not only a baelielor by
Ohinese law, but his Wite WAS (n1titind
to reeeive 50 blowe of a bamboo. Li
1872, a French echoolinisteess took the
eaprice of having ita all toste 11. Chineee
husband, bue regretted bee whini before
the Wedding day was terminated; three
days aftetwercl she flea her coleetial
balite, and letterly eitigratecl to Anieri-
on, preferring a enargo of bigamy
against Tim -1%-t, as a Parthiati 111TOW,
WitS acquitted. by the jury os Was
es,peotod He eeeepecl famine 117 lib
halve lentl,by the kuolnese of tt Froneli
bishop, 911183 in time Was baptised 4
Christian ; ettbeegeently Ite carte to
Paris a, "private secretary" to a gentle.
man, hie duties being limited to black-
ing 812008 roul poliehing knives ; neet he
beettme AesistantProfoesor .;of 011113(880811 the eellege of Femme, all he 1111-
1201118611 lois Principal with uot knowing
ft word of Chinese ; ho 1»''oduced 1118
imtivo dipolua, a document 8.318.1(1 loog
and eottiate tattle lio 'wee in the newer
of his talent," 1Ic llas experienced 80
11111011 of Chaistians, 180 etetae, that be
110e rotetr/20c1 to the faith of Oonateitte,
A P0110.0TTE8 0.11Y3 --The lete Liett.
teuant Former, deecovered hot year in
Cambodilt the ruins of e great anelene
eity, Aegeor. These rains ate of ex.
treardluary magnificence both in p00181
of extent and of architectural epleedor. •
Tlie sides of the principal temple
Measeres 310 less than two milts and
8.qUitrter5113 eirettnelneenee, ead the re.
inains of endless reeds, beried be foteet
en11 jttnglos, con tab mon u tnent elan:
11111.1.1011t) " Odell if peeeible anore
eetonieliing that the preceding. The
arch'itecture aml sculpture of this foe.
gotten eity exhibits a voey adveaded
knOwledgo of arts, and tile great tent1
ple is tleeceibea 98 tit0 ,.11.198E011/1000 02
808110 91.11K11013V11 Alicintei Angelo, Avg-
eor neasalittect been one 02 111110 greateet
eities0111 the globe, a111 yet of its
tory no account remains, Nothing 18
htl0F711 02111± PAst 811,70 thlit, 01111080
trevelien itt the 'year 1200, Mentioned
Of itS SpleticlOr, (ma 81118.81 111111611 litildayea
YeitTS fittel! 1768 2102611t0ft tO by 311.)0,..
(1011 etYrit 178 1718 einethait
horse quit .
radj\fi iNVI%vogytilnat'
ild 'ttf4i4t4 hioi, '8t114r- 'then
clained etc,dit for s1)l'oathngtLogeepel,