The Exeter Times, 1879-6-19, Page 60
TFi.E TIMES
s STORY SUOOBSS ULLY MADE.
[retry plump Mrs, Archibald Steele
'wrote the following pi>.r:tgraph in one
of her letters to her hnsbathd the other
etas
'John tenet come down Isere at once,
whether you men spare hire or not.
Oiu dear Nitta team is greatly taken
t'ith a trill, thin young'' msn, with a
hooked nose and thiu lips, called Stuy-
vost>nt. It is whispered' about the ho-
tel that 11,3 is a very good match, and
has the veritable bluotl of the old
Dutch fz teenier in hie veins. I mint
aey Ulm it has cower way of sllenwiug
itself, far the yeueg matt let as vele Its
t>` speuter; told dre's(:t'd 19 that white
,eutet, With hie eutiketl eyes and bilii'tl^t
!titin, i3 enough to frighten one. I have
i«'L'owu to hate hen, while Laura is like a meteor a long black horse oho,
growing quite the contrary, I ale bv, disappearing itt the mist, leaving
(raid. All the evening he leans up for John the memory of tl ol>arnlillg
head, drowned with blonde curling hair,
two kind eyes bent upon his own, and
e white waving hand exteuded in sale-
tatiol.
'John,' said Mr. Steele, 'Did you 'ee
the face of that
man? Tot
Donut twee
'Why, who would suppose you could
be suet a coward ?' said Mr. Steele,
iinpetuouely, You shall go down with
the this very* day.
All the way to the seashore Joint's
fade wore the look of one who had re-
solved to storm a deadly breaele but
who did not, hope to survive the at -
temp t,
Lven the ocean, when it confronted
diem, wore i% threateniug look. Up-
on the horizon a pile of clouds formed
a background wan and gloomy, a great
black ,mist lay on the zonate and n
dense red vapor almost touched the
water.
'A very nasty sect,' said 1Zr. Steele.
John snuffed it in, his eyes uilaltiug
suit head high in the see -scented (Lir,
A tramp on the hard, wet sand, at tl
teettinst the wall, ut'vcr dancing or op-
ening 111e ni'iuh, save to give vent to
tome leveret, sere teaks criticism upon
the sosees amen -al him, and yet little
}aaara's eye.—art, indeed, all the other
_.,•
1 t rive e'I About—are C r") at.
e 1 ) 1 'a
a. e r ett I1 b .
y l i v
f1
eeeltl2l� him foraattel'ttt n, In the
acquaintance wa on snob an ocoatiion;
he saved a lady from drowning.
'Why papa,' said Laura, 'he must be
a aplenditl fellow.'
'.1lagnifioent !' said Mr, Steele. You
see, we had traveled over eoneiderable
of the world together, yoix mother and
I while you were a baby ; and we fonn
it rather odd one moreing to ci tov-or
that having missed 'the tweets and tlit'
Alps, loitered in the Ilighlauds, travel
ed tlteooe down the 'liississippi valley,
across tiro American desert to Oalifor-
nia, anti bath ltgaid by another route,
your mother • had never been np the
East river as far as 1'Jot vignette. It
seemed so ab511rd to have neglected
this ,!home excereioll, that we deter-
milled upon it at nude. '1'I:e tnoreing
trams wet, but we didn't mind it. Your
soother looked prettier in a water-prnof
and rubbers, with a shovel het ties
down nutter iter elnn,than most woven
would in It ball dress, S'le wasn't a
bit afraid of rain or n rid. She w'le a
little ton reoldees ; for, getting ashore
to see the ittstitntittn of vagrant b 1ys,
her foot slipped oil' tho plenit, and she
disappeared.
your sating Laura. Did you see his .jr.:Steele stopped a Min lite ; his
day -time tie is always with a. Icing thin ernel lips and tetacllerou. eyed ?' voice faltered; the pinup hale bane of
his wife sli 'peri into his otvu ; he
clutched it, and went on again.
'One minute 1 sate her as neat and
trice a lignre es even graced tL water,
prnof and shovel hat, and the next she
WAS amts,'
'Gone i' eiiecl Lanra, 'Gone where ?'
'Into the .rater child ; into this 11911
gry green waves that surged oil to take
her away front the f eldest heart in the
universe; end if it had not neon for
rine of those very va;abottcl b y1,, wllo
had been turkiug there for n clsttnee to
escape from the island, you would huVa
1 t t 91'9 hath, my deer ; for I ni'ule au
agonized pluthge after her, though lent
aehemed to sev 1 cannot swim fL stroke, ,
blank horse, that covers more ground
t'ith itt lags while it is going' than flue
other animal 1 ever (taw. When Lan -
ea gees out to drive behind it, and van-
ishes out of eight with the both ores
Lure, I tremble to think ,tow dreadfnl
A': Wottid be if our dear little girl would
over be part acid parcel of this wret(•h-
od utas and his beast. So I thinly
lotto had better uome down at (ante. I
(juite long et see his haudeome ewe
and hear hie !honest v lee, and I think
it is about tinea that 'John Minute telt
his little Story to Dora, and have
things settled cerufortably,'
lea Archibald Steele smiled when he
put the letter •f hi. wife Lu his waist-
coat pocket, and, picking up the morn•
ing paper, scanned through his gold - 'Oh, papa, mamma, come directly !
rimmed spectacles the news c T the day. Mr. Stuyvesant ventured too far, and—
fluffing n•ithiug thereiu to refine tate and--'
(:xeesei'tgly sett eetotory condition of 'Was drowned ?' said Mr. St.'ele,with
las affairs, he pa' it d'twn, smiling as n qneer eembluatiou in his voice of
ouly a prospe(rots, contented down pity and relief.
wee tnaretteut can smite. He was 'leo, no, how can von suppose Po
one of thes.t happy ext'"ptione to the dreadful a thing ? He was rescued,
textuary rule of mortals, with whom bit. is very we'ik and ill. He has
:everytl ing we:ht well. His whole ex- asked for me and may I go ? Will yon
pet:tontse was an exclamation feint co not ceras with use, mania? Oh, do, I
t,het effet)t. If he ventured a little haz• beg of ,y'u. 0 Lift she, papa 1'
tLrduu,ty in trade, fortnne triuline(1 her .Eter blue eyes filled with tears ; her
eat, to favor hint. If he set hie heart
upon anything relating to domestic
felicity, all the eleineuts of ttrt ruin na-
ture conspired to bring it abort. bo
when he stepped to the door of his of -
foe and bttckoiied to a pang g man with
e strip of 0 enrcerciel paper in his
hand and a. stencil behind this ear, with
the general air of bri.••knoss and Laura raised her eyes proudly.
t'hrewd'iass &bent hiin that betokened 'No danker of that, papa ; and be•
e, suooeasfnl down -tows: merohteut em- 1 sides, everyone it; occupied now with
LLryo, Mr. Steele smiled for the third the one that rescued him.'
time, with the air of one who was not 'And what madman was that ?' said
at all sfraid of any bilious, blue -bleed- poor Mr. Steele, who could not recon.
c1I o asoo thet might be throwe in cite himself elt to the present cnnditiou
of affairs.
'I don't know—a stranger; I believe,
I was so interested in Mr. Stuyvesant
L fzrgot to emit,'
Bah i' Haul Mr. Steele,, getting upon
his feet and walking to the door. 'I'll
t o and 1IId out about it. Do yon stay
her till I ileum.'
Before he had gone far, Mr. Steele
beard from the .excited guests several
'1 outy saw Laura, sir,' said John,
811(11)ly,
L:Iter on Mr. Arehibeld Steele and
his damp, pretty wife were alone to-
gether
o;'et•h"t' 111 their private parlor. Her
dimpled haul lay 1 vingly in his, Bald
her shapely band, fresh from the hands
date coiffeur, rested recklessly on his
shoulder.
Sndllt•nly the door opened, and there
was heard the Tussle of silken drapery,
A still silaalier litttle bead, aod fresher
froth the hands of the coiffeur, all no-
rnrupietl by the an(laclune hands of
mortals, peeped in tit the door. Laura
was plilo; her little white halide were
clasped ttrgether and her musical voice
iretnble 1.
little feet seemed wanting to fly through
the corridors..
'Certainly not,' said bIr. Steele. Let
hire whit till he is able to cone to yon
or ate. Either the mon vat drowned
er he lent. Becanee he was imbecile
enough to risk his life, that i.5 nu reason
for your being the talk of the hots!.'
the path of a d.1,uestie happiness whish
he firmly agreed heed been arranged by
leu omnipotent hand.
'J' tz'I,' said Mr. Steel(', closing the
door of his priva e office, and looking
411)0 II hid young clerk benevolently,
Tye get an order from Mre. Steele
winch 1 wish you would attend to.'
'Certainty, sir,' said J,ttin ; 'shall 1,
go out and get the articles myself ?'
'Why, the fact is, John,' the mer-'difrnrc'ut versi ns of the affair ; bet one
and ail llgrued that the rescuer could
b(' nothiug•less than aehalnpiou swim-
mer.
'A regular watetedngt' said one gen-
tleman to Mr. Steele; and as the mer -
client had heard this epithet bet once
before in his life, stud that on an r.eoa-
Lion of vital interest to hitneelf, he
sought nut the hero of the h'tur, and
found, to his unbounded astonishment,
it was John Waters, himself I Ile was
quite enveloped in the fioanees and fur-
bufows of pretty and sympathetio wo-
men, who insisted upon Istiowiree every
half wooed if be was sure ho felt strong
and well, and how in the world orluld
Ise betted those dreadful waves in that
grar.d,heroie SFay,ttud how did he man-
age to drag pour Mr. Stuyvesant- iu to
the shore 2
Jnhuttike any other hero of the hour,
enjoyed this adnlaticll,but looked anxi-
ously at air, Steele. when he approach -
chant; enj�iytllg his joke more and
more, 'it's only one article --a nether,
lucky one. It wag bargained for a
long time ago. I mini: you will have
to go down with it John:
'Dawn to the beltellota l' said John.
getting a Iittle hot and flustered ; 'is it
a very enfeeble parcel, sir?'
°Nell, perhaps sots lint ra1 rntldeety
may depreciate it's worth, John. bars.
leteele and I think et good deal of it
and Laura, toe, I arn sure does.
The cnuiliv dity is yourseif, John. pm
nu
Steele wte you to go down and take
it little holiday stere.'
When the name of Laura was men•
tinned the young mien's face grew
soma flustered and hotter than before.
'Yee aro very kind, sir,' he said,sad
Mrs. Steele is wore like an angel thea'
11. women.'
'Bather solid feud plamp, Inc Lhat,
interposes bIr. Steele, but lilting the
e a
phrasevertlteiese, ed.
'But it is a temple madness,' pun- 'Hum,' gr-wled that worthy merch•
seed Jolla, 'to dream of {'nether hrttlpl- ant ; 'a pretty g(a)d fellow, to inter-
nees tltau I Wilt newly -your effete fere with other people's plans l Howdo
Stone mutt Uyst of your wifee-my pear you know be wanted to be rescued ?'
tion here ; I do l't dare, 1 cruet hope' 'He appenred seldom{ that way, sir,'
for anything more. Olt, Mr. Steele, I said John. 'He wrapped himself about.
cau't tel! Iter my story. She would e like a devil fish. I thought at one
tern from rue with ltorr.or and, elver time we'd both go down together.
t iter.. She in so young, ee besutifttl. There onght to be a echoed fir• teaohiug:
feet Inc at lead enjoy the present,' j people haw to be salved. It's the ettsi-
'And le the rncatltime.sonee oahlavar-
t:9ns, bilined, bine blotted scoundrel:
will carry hot ol'f (rem. us ell.
'Then (lotto's iste grew peals end:
f:tern, If stere i.i, the aiightest feeling
rlpnu her part for-•-tos:• any one
I hen, furies(, Ur. 4teste, Iny u.case ia.
't opeless.`
',be outntttereihl paper ltlttettet
from his Ila;ltf,. the Ieueii. fell from his
rand l teemed .'. l Ll i e
{'ll bee1 4.ht,l t9(;t agM•u t trite
litN4 tltuti ttcuxlr►r.(t,.
and :tend only have gene to the bet -
tom like it plutnmet of lead ; bnt,au nf•
ficial standing by :aught and held mo,
and cried not that Johnny Waters had
her, safe as a trivet ; and presently their
vetgaboul bey tante up with your sweet
mother on the other side of the richt.
and the officer cried out ; 'l'ic'e a reg m -
ler water -due, that Jnhuny Waters ?'
and theca were the very words a guest
hero used in retati'n to Joint a minute
or so ago.'
'John ! cried poor b'twil•led ,utero.,
'our John, matnma ? Was John the
b.3t ? And is it John, our John, that
saved poor 141•r. Stnvvosent• 2'
'The very same dertii g John. our
John ; lie is always on lntnd when there
ie Any trouble or danger.'
'Olerneenmar mamma 1' cried Lsrrre,
fewest tine, all the rears that had pits:
sed Since the necident, and ernrnt)Trni
both the coiffr'ured banes in the most
reeldees manner.
'Preps.' she then said, 'we /mist go
tend find John ; I want to telt him how
mush—I—'
'Yes, detlar' ; said Mr. Archibald
Steele, and ell the way tltrou0h the aer-
tidnr and into the parlors of the betel,
^itlt his plump tend pretty wife nn olio
arm and hie beautiful daughter on the
other be Railed.
Brit John nets stilled serrottntded by
the pretty and ."ynpatttetio arenan,who
had ernelly deserted the hlue•hle'tded
descendant of the old Dutch goves'nnr,
lying in hie mnat•grnceful mid latigni'I
of attitudes on it neiglib.nrn v lhungP—
the descendant, one 'and all, to the
handsome and heroic founder of the new
school for teaching people the way to
be saved from drowning. .`
Jahn was almost hidden in ((ounces
and la-ce'e ; but when his :'yes mot
Laura's he plunged nut of those oo.tly
bitlowe with his used ease and tteepid
its. There was something in Tenure's
eyes that he hxcl never seen there before
--n tempting !angrier, a bewitching
shyness. a bewildering splendnr that
steeped bis soul in a mod, ,(west hope.
Leera,supped one nlomentto whis-
per to her mamma, and John. gasped
out to bIr, Steele;
'If I dared --if I ouly dared to tell
her—'That I ivtis a paa'por, without home
nr frie'nds ?'
'I told the story in my own wtey,
John,' onnt.inued Mr. Steele, 'and I flat-
ter myself I tolyl it snc,^,spsfnllti ; do not
-poil it, if you please.r have managed
he rami and the present ; do you look
nett for the fntnre. John.'
And John did. Liuhrewalked through
be parlor that night the envied of all
tlae pretty and sympathetic women and
brave and appreciative anon, that con•
grega.ted there.
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eteettX, O,1' toNDO-V.
t
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'50,000.00
At 41011011. To COmIIIIIICC 00
Monday, Doc,. 0, 1878
W. D. Mc lough&kn
Of 1:10 'landau; (greet, London, will (lel late above
ditto, tntfrt' 14e lyhold stock, amounting to over
Fit tyThousand Dollars, lit+motion, and aOLIIII ll•
the solo every day at two o'ele,tlt 10 11)0 lifter.
noun and at , even in the evening audio; the bal-
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or,,0eelnher,
Tis Is rho largest and best stook that liter ever
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and, as everybody knows, the t nods t. re of the
boat manufacture mu/ uvtr. artirl., will be war-
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This lea rare 010re00 10 got' (1110 gal'' itnd silo 1'
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(1V11, t'4 n -t: a 35 f r 1 7 331011 cuor , lir.
1'ir••..' ( 1 n :it • :11T1I;ilsrovr ry his no equal, se
Itt:a•rtll. to 11• 1 1t 71+
In the el! t i rouc» v'. f s ro ewers, t,r',, a8d law.
envie y r t t r I L'( u,, oto . eat 11 l.c 11..t,.nte.leat tit'.
11a•.;hr; t t u( r t a ,i . t 311)00)311 preac.ttnh'
11 ria. gr3, 1 3 ,.u• i tl ct•r t•o13' of 9h,• at'.'. 'white
11t.,, a,.1. ,. r, t( or ,.. I t St(4llttilrns the system
151'0r 11c r1* blc,, l t. 1 l 1,y t tt •eats,
13.11.'.11 I t . ,'. 1 r,,rr, `' ci(rs T11apcnsary
and 11:9 tit .. 11,1 1,1 t i ..1M.
SIZE
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Tile 4T t :seas flet
Nouse oftnl:ing the atrge,repn181V0, neascn1aplfie
composed of cheap, era a', total belay ingrr0rntg,
Those Pell, . s ere soarer/1y larger then mustard often
Tieing eut,rcrq r c0-el1ble, no partttitlar care lams
11110311'trhlt3 It tug turn. They opperata without 311-3
urban^c to the eonstttttlloll Blot, nr nectll:rlt:hut.
for Jaundice, licndachc, 4owtlp'etien, l,npvat
flood, l>uln !n the Shoulders, Tigkrauts of the Matt
1>taztue111, Sour Eructations from the etc/attach, IIA.
Piste In the Ilouih, 3.3:oleo wrecks, l'atw In sog(o;
or Kidneys. Interna! Fevor, Limited forth,g shots'
Stomach, I:lash of Mood to Urea, tale Dr. Piave',
Pleasant Purgative Pellets. In oxpl:nlath'n of the
remedial power of thr.,1' 1.1n;'nttt', Pellets ov'r m
great a varlets: °NH, may 1)3 raid that tuft
nathon upon the animal economy 11 universal, not c
ghutd or donne escaping theirsnnutive Impress. Art
'TIRE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN MIM-:
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Price six omits.
A lecture on the Nature, Treatment andILltrti-
cal cure of 1eminalWeattne ., or Sport. atm -ham,
induced by Self -Abase, "En voluntary L111188iena,
Impote)ley, Nervous .Ability. and Impediments
to marriage geuerul y• O0ntlnnfl,tion Nplsce,sy,
nen Pita • Slmnsn.l and 1'llveical $lle(iE!aait
BT3IPTOXIS.—F'rcr�lent 1 r::t2•
a� sometimes prorate, e bee toe tlnatalynto trt 12.1 2
6d Duteous, p trident, Otccn lvn, (5,'
in others, a dryness, dry, Iva , ry, wean or in6: n".,'
eyes, stopping up, or obstrnc5Ien, of the nasal pci•
sages, lingo/43M eters, deafees.s, hawking and eingo•
Mg 'tocies rthe tllt'oltt,nloerittlntl9,eenit.fror'it:lcrrs
voice altered nasal twang, mfrnsivebreattt,impair
••
or total deprivation of sena/sof smell and test% .1.3.
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riY 1t013MIi1' 1. r'VLV1;ILtV} l;134.3)., author' 01 tion, enlarged tonsils, tickling cough, (t Only a
rho "Greco Book," rice. Amor these s mptom1 aro likely to be }ler -titian)
The :v:: id renowned author in this attuitltbl„ : case at etre deme.
Lecture, ohesrly proves /rain 1111: own experience
that tho awful canseeptences oC 5"4t-Abti'e:riav be
('(l!uetuallyreuloved witbout lnctllc.lt/e, 3013' with,
onttaur101tO $81113 130,1 npuratiau/1, I1u11Kius,instrn-
est thing in the world,' the water itself
iwan accessory, if you manage it right. ser t;Ptl I,rr'rl:rt rYt
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plsase,' chorused the pretty and symga-
tbetio woman; and es..T,oltu began hie
lesson Mr. Steele slipped sway.
'Olt Papa,' all ' be g those is Mx'.
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SAVINGS BANK BRANCH.
meats,rt.00, or, coral .1.1liointiu; Oust. 14 u,:1do of
en re at onus certain .and etroctunl, by wh c11 every
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hated
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DR. SAGE'S CATARRI EELS 1r3X
produces radical cures et' ten worst cases of Catarrh
no mutter of ,tow Ion stateliest. Tt1131101151 reyeas
,nay bo mtulred or bt iter applied by the use 10 Irl°
1°rlttecls'6110unlle. Tats la eta' only 114,1% er tutee•
tient yet ltivented whit 11•ideh (111(1 m,sarlun( 0't
carried Mint (1r and valtk1C'•r1.1' .1101 ,1,17213 to :d
truth of 01c attested tinsel passages, sem,' t1'c tla.tt,0
been or cavities eottlmnnirntlalr tetirew•lt'q 01 whict
sores anti ulcers ''4intently /attic, 1nu1 ft< 1 tt'1;,.1
t11e catarrhal (:,Behar c generally ljlronra< n.' iKc 111
is plentent Soil nems a11(lel.,tt0ocl from diode ions
llecoinp anying', eget. instt11110ntt. 'i)t, 'sit _r
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