The Huron Expositor, 1871-06-30, Page 6THE
URON EXPOSITOR
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JUNE 30,
871.
A Romance of California.
A tale comes to a from an
Francisco so oddly dramatic as te
worth recording. It appears that a
charming young lady—of oourse the
story would lack interest were she
commonplace—fell in love with a
person, •called by his own class and
those with whom they consort, a
°sport." in other words, he was a
dealer at faro bank, an&as such ex-
cluded from the society whelein his
fair enslaver habitually moVed; But
they met by chance lit a .
hall; and just as Claude Nelnotte
admired from his flowers and cabt
bg,aes, the bagghty Pauline, With
was destined to become his bride,
so,. from amid his marked cards,
chips and- cepperes did the voune•
gamester lift his eyes to this lovely
girl of San Franciaceeand forgot the
gulf between them. So itt the sequel
did.she. Somehow they were intro-
duced at the ball, zuld afterward!
they met—this time not by chance --a
at a photograph gallery. They were
subsequently described by the sym-
pathetic.artist as they appealed on
the occasion. She wore blue and had
"a \Yeah!'" of golden hair: _ The
captia-e "spat' was faidtlessly
dressed" in 'fell black, garnished
with diamonds, and had "a love of
a moustache." The fit st clandestine
meeting was followed, AS is apt to
Le the case, by others, and, to tell
the tale briefly, wound up with a
secret marriage. 1 -
All went oa smoothly for tatime,
great as was the risk, and the.lioney-
moon, masked in secrecy, as it as,
Seemed to premise well. Bet pres-
ontly a tinycloud darkened the
skies of happiness. It came, to quote
the words of a San Francisco jour-
nal; "in the shape of 4 live healthy
man of business, occupying businesS
relations_ with the young lady's
PapA." This healthful and eligiole„
trei4eman soon became a suiton for
the young lady's band. The father,
-who is represented to be a " mer-
chant prince" of conventional pre-
,
judices, favored the suit. It was
avoided quite naturally by the
daughter, and 'finally entreaties, ex-
postulation, and menance brought
on an explosion. All was confessed,
and the horror-strieken parent was,
dumb with rage and mortification.
But this young, Yet astute child
of the Setting sun was equal
to the occasion. "What's the
use," she -pertinently asked, "of
making a fuss about it I The thing's
done: The only question how
can it be undone so that I can do
as you wish?' . The father listened
in silence, and the daughter went
on : " I believe my husband is
already tired of me, and I know I
am Of him. No one knows of this:
Go and buy him of. Make him con-
sent to a, divorce. .Give him what
money he wants, and then I can
marry the rich and prosperous New
Yorker." This guileless scheme ap-
pealed strongly to the business:
instincts of our " merchant prince,"
raid he Straightway set to work
to realize it. Several inter-
views followed with the " sport"
who proved as fickle as the blind
goddess' be followed, and finally
$20,000 was -agreed upon as the
sum to be paid him for consenting
to the divorce. This was promptly
carried through. Thu rich New
Yorker, none the Wiser, soon came -
for his bride to, the golden gate,
and their engagement was formally
announced. And now follows the
pith of this roinantic story.
The marriage was to take place
in a, week, and the intended bride
was all blushes and complaisance.
Father and bridegroom -vied with
each other in lavishing costly gifts
upon her, and the unsophisticated
creature had a sumptuous trousseau
made ready to bring eastward to
New York. But the night before
, the wedding a thrill of dismay ran
through the househola. It 'W as the
story of young Loeb nivar over _again.
The bride had fled, and worse than
wiah the insidious "sport."
The $20,000 and the treusseau, to-
gether with the wedding gifts, we
need hardly say, bore the faithful
P'r coMpany. A letter was soon
found addressed to the father. It
stated, simply, that the young lady
had changed her mind, and that
when the epistle was read she would
be far on. her way to New York,
escorted by her former • husband,
whom she had married agsin.
Whether the whole plan was arrang-
ed beforehand by way of getting a
start Wife that faro had failed to'
supply, must be left to conjecture.
It is eaid; however, that the father
has not been obdurate, and that on
the accepted condition that the
green cloth should be abandoned for-
ever, he has forgiven the twice
wedded pair, and made hie*, Son-in-
law his business agent in the At-
lantic States. Such is life.—Ar.
nines.
French Method of Raising
Potatoes.
As soon as a cluster of flowers is
visible, the stem is topped down to
the cluster, so that the flowers ter-
minate the stew. The effect is that
the sap is immediately impelled into
the two buds next below the cluster,
which soon push strongly and pro-
duce another clu
When these are
to which, they be
down to their lei
successi e y.
plants b come st
not abo e eighte
order to p event
sticks. = stri
horizont 1 y alon
keep the 1 lants
to this, 11, the 1
flowers, d afte
all later 1 what
off. . Int. isway
rected i t t the fr
beaut size a
Joined b ther n
,= Fac_s abou
ter of flowers each
visible, the branc
long is also.toppe
el, and thisis don
y this means th
ut dwarf bushes
n itehes high.- I
their falling over
gs re stletche
the rows, so at t
rect. In addi ion
tetial. that hav,; on
the *fth topping,
WYE • are nipped
the ipe sap is di
.
hicli acquire
d'e. cellence unat-
eans.
Ellishmen,
Disr4eli is sal to' b the only ma
b 9 speaks bes'; without prer ara-
'on. But even 1 the leader of the
ppositien, apt, 'ailliant and epeek-
mg as he is, pr pares. more than
sost people suapose. All those
.haracteristic ple ases of his are, o
°Me, thought oit and conned (wet
n the quidt little study in Grosve
or Gate, ivhere oSt of Lothar wa
ratten. utDi raeli doee not stoi
here. ile write- out. long passage
-
f all his great sp eches, his perora
ions always, ancl most carefully,
ud Lel pIurnes. himself alio
articularly as a atterof oratorica
kill is th art vi1i whichhe weave
hese pr p red p eces of eloquenc
nto the t1rcad o his speech, nevet
iJipearing to spea Upen the. debate
but away to ap ear to be speakin
upofl the = point stiggested by th
course off t le ,deb te, Auticipatin
the line of though likely to be take
by his °Pi onentS, h • prepares him
self for ti eir cri ac Sms, and whe
the criti ms the iselyes come he
ready fo beta pa . ,All his phillip
ics agab s Peel, were, it is said
written os t'and c mmitted to inein
•ry. Glat stone h s a Vast comrnancl
f -words, nd it is generally though
prepares b t very itle except whe
out of offi e ; hu ii Iiis late speec
gai1rt i'[ s upon the Church
on -can e. sily-sin ;,le out several pas -
ages whi 1 -are si kli d over witl
be pale ast of thought. Brigh
wiites al his si eeckes. Cobde
ley r -w ri te a sPeech in his life,
11 owe' -speeches upon Reform
ere wri ten, a cl. except when
peaung upon like this, Lowe
ever -sPaks w11. !Bruce, like
nos barr'sters, trusts to his re
oil ction and 'the spur of the
no ent,' nd th Consequence is
at he ea liarcllv put three sen-
ences to_ether n logical order.
s you in, y guess: froin that speech
f his on t e Clutch, it is a mere
hanice of hit or niss
peaks we 1 or veiry b
ell k tale plainly' b
nd discre ion ancl a
re needed he is t
whether he
ad. He can,
Lt -where tact
little finesse
an above all
thers in the 04 in t, who ought
ot to be selected' Mr. Gathorne
-lardy ne er prepsres a word. Mr.
()schen p Ispares very word. Sir
ohri Cole idge is fond of his pen,
ut Sir Ro ert Collier never touches
t. • Lord Del by Lo d Canarvon
nd Lord alisbnrY ptepare a gbod
Of Lord Caner -
ti. paper Pisiss
st c , all in MS.
rd Granville,
Derby, trusts
h of course,'
etween tlie
smen,
ing off -h, rid
em a s ip-
ner, wh.ch,
r, and ow
otes, wo lld
it with ar-
t
•
ta1.1 That speech
ron'e at the ,
inner ,wa , -it it,
i his podia
like the la
insti
here is no
t. But IL
e Earl j olf
cos, al hbu
con:teal SOU
tyles of he tw� st‘
tyleland' ord Gistievi
erby talking in dal
hod and 1 esitatin
ut for his good
nd then h s racy
-ut One -ou of all
m4ntai y oratory
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1
He pless
The Can
efl that the
naland
S1flic time.
titi is dista
rovinces,
he action
a foreel
•otest—an
tieprbvH
p licy of th
n ore, cases
1 ad them o cerup
ndency h ts !no
d only a ree pe
Ile
Canada.
dians ave just disco pr-
canno be governed by
d be i ctedendent at he
The t e&t at Washi ig-
teful o several of he
ut the have no reme y.
of the mother country
sure on their power cf
to refuse to carry out
ons is to war on the
ir own i country. A few
f the kind may perhaps
a
p licy° adapted -to
d tion. 14 free, t
t eir own ompac
ti n of the meric
• ree with them
f r free rn •kets
a d whatev they
o r market. - The
tl e confine t are
n on, and, a far a
i terests of he pe
•
•
•
ehe
ight
ple
the
0
s.
n P
ti
or
ttiI
tut
ple
w1 be pro oted y th
rcourse w th the oth
all notio that regar
de with jealousy.
r improv ments and
cannot h ld
minion in an equ
ocal: exch nge o tr
tter stop
d an
si read-eaale
ur
ti
11
tt
01
aiking 0;0
the glo.
It is a
worthy of this cotlintr
Canada i indej ende
chalice to establieh an equal fel-1
d that a e -
of its o
can asser
r own c n -
could mac
large
large r-
ople entir ly
eir demalid
al, lumber,
e to sell in
interests of
al and coin -
can see, the
cal this side
freest in-
k. . It is a
s Canadian
If with all
machinery
a with the
and reci-
de, we had
t manifest
ies of the
hildiSh plea,
But un-
nt, there.eis
•
'lowship except "by = a v ry round-
abouit process. This fa -that de-
pendent Dominion shou .keep in
mind.—Chicago Post. -
A Key .to a Person'e
By the accompanying t
ters the name of a pers
word may be fonrd out
lowing manner :
A, B
C C
0
11
0
V
0
Na
bl
e.
of let -
r any
e fol -
Q
1
j
Let the person., whose iname you
wish to inform you ill -% bich of the
'uptight eolumns he fits letter of
his name is contained. If it be
found in but one I colutn t it is the
top letter; if it occurs Lill Lucre
than one column, it lisi, found
by adding the alPbabetical numbers
of the top letters of these, columns,
and the sum will iee the number of
the letter,r(sought. By taking one
letter at- ti time in this way the
whole can be asceetained. Vor ex-
ample, take -the the word Jane. J
is found in the two = coluninS com-
mencing with B and H, syluch are
the second and eighth 1 qiters down
the alphabet; their sum is ten, and
the tenth letter down the alphabet
is J—the letter 4oug1it. The next
letter (A) = appears in but one
column, where it stands at the top.
N is seen in the Columns headed B,
D and H; these are - the 8econd,
fourth and eight letters of the alpha-
bet, which added give the fourteen,
Or N, and so on. The use of this
table will excite no little curiosity
among those unacquainted with the
foregoing explanation. '
SMALL FARMS. ---,, Shall farms
make near neighbors ; they make
good schools and aurclies, there is
more money made in proportion to
the labor ;less labor is wanted ,
everything is kept neat, less wages
I
have to be paid for help, less time
.is wasted, more is raised Ito the
acie because it is better tilled;
there is no watching hired men,
the mind is not kept in a worry, a,
stew, the whole time. There is not
so much fear of ia' drought, 1 orwet
weather, a frost, of= small , prices.
There is not so much moneY to be
paid out for agricultural impliments.
Our wives and children have time
to read—to improve their minds. .A.
small horse is sodn curried, rind the
work on a small farm is 'always
pushed forward irt season. Give us
small farms for comfort; aye, and
give us a small farm for profit,
NEW ARRIVALS!
1
J.Bonthron
Have a large stock
N EW
Son
Spring Go i d
A Ilarge stock of
GROCERI
s,
Which they will sell very leap.
1
I
Call and = see for yourselvss at t.,11
Shop lately occupied by
WM. ROBERTSON 4 OD.
St
.1 ,
J. BONTHRON SON.
169-tf
,
•
LUMSDEN
R.
Has just received a ,Fresh tock of
PURE DRU S
AND
CHEMICALS
Toilet = and Fancy Soaps, Combs, Hair,
Tooth and Nail Brushes, French,
English, . and American.
PERFUMERY,
GENUINE DYE STUFFS.
Guaranteed to be of the best quality.
Horse and Cattle Medicines
Condition Powders.
1 Physicians prescriptions carefully a.nd
!accurately dispensed..
R LUMS.DEN,
BE SURE AND GO TO
Tx MAS LEE'S,
Shearson & Co.'s Old 8taml,)
F 0 NO-. I SEDS,
Of all kinds. •
All vairietios of Turilip Seeds
VIZ.:
CARTER! IMPERIAL, the best Swede Turnip in
cultivation.
SKIRVIN l'S tliPROYED DO. '
SHARP'S PURPLE TOP DO.
SUTTON', ' -CHAMPION DO.
YELLOW ABERDEEN DO.
WHITE CLOBE AND STUBLE.
The Ch
'.apest & Best Teas in Town,
got at LEE'S.
For WEARSONS'S No. 1 FLOUR, go to
THOMAS LEE'S.
All kinds of Produce
Taken in Exchange for Goods, at
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
REMEMBER 1 -
SHEARSON (.6 CO.'S OLD STAND
THOMAS LEE.
S.—Cedar Post for Salo, cheap.
I69-tf
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0
Sd3 H±OIa
.04
.04
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s-ao
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0
0
see
e+•
rsu .EUs _ atITAOs
FieP
IM
pORTA.INT".
iJSEKEEPERS.
OO�D FLOUR
AT ALL TIMES.
Wi A. SHEARSON & CO.,
SEA
Proprietors of the
ORTII MILLS
Art now Manufacturing thl beet
FAMILY
& PASTRY FLOURS
In the Dominion.
Intending pirchasers in Seaforth and vic ty
can rely upon etting our Family and Pastry Fl nre
from the folio ing Dealers, ONLY 1 ---Thos. Le4 A.
M. Strong, ifOlin Walsh, Taines C. Laitllaw,
Ault, Thonnt}s "dd. X. McGinnis, H, Jack. on,
Egmondviilc lnd at the Seaforth Mills. 0reH
left at our o1Lc, Market Square, will receive pro pit
attention.
Farmers dssitring to exchange theirWhOat
. for Flour, at the Mil,
11
May always 1 upon getting our best Family or
Pastry Flour i exchange'in quantities according
to the value fthoir wheat.
SHEARSON Jr, CO.
D. McNAUGHT
WOULD respectfully intimate to the
'V inhabitants of Seaforth and vicin-
ity, that he still continues to carry on
tBusineosrtshasronaistii.al, in. the old stand, On
heN
jobbing of Al kinds, and Norse -shoeing
especially, promptly attended to.
gir Terms reasonable.
164-tf DAVID McNA &WIT.
THE SEAFORTH
Lumb,r Yard.
MABEE & MACDONALD
Beg to inform the public that they have
opened a LUIND3ER YARD in-Seaforth,
near Shearson's Mill, on the ground for-
neorlmyausLee.
used a Lumber Yard, by Mr.
Tih
They will keep constantly on hand a
(rood assortment of ALL KINDS OF
'LUMBER, dressed and undressed.
Also,
LATH AND SHINGLES,
All of which they are prepared to sell at
the lowest possible prices, for Cash.
Builders and others will find it to their
advantage to inspect our stock, and as-
certain our prices before purchd,sing else-
where, as we are in a position to offer
good inducements to cash purchasers.
MABEE & MA.CDONALD.
Seaforth, Dec. 29; 1870. 160-tf
WM. N. WATSON
ALWAYS HAS ON HAND THE
BEST
SEWING MACHINES
IN THE MARKET,,
Either for Family use, or for Ma,nufac-
turincr purposes. Both single -threaded
and thuble..-threaded, and = loc&-stitch
Machines' can be supplied. .
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed, and
instructions given to purchasers 4roottis.
WM. N. WATSON
Osn also insure property against Fire and
Marine Disaster, and Life and Limb
against death and accident, with the
best Companics, being Agent for'
The Liverpool and. London and Globe,
(English.)
The Provineial of Canada, (Canada.)
The Gore District Mutual, (Village and
Farm.)
The Niagara District Mutual, (Village
and Farm.
The Travelers of Hartford, (Life and
Accident.).
LossesLiberallyAcUusted and
Promptly Settled.
MONEY TO LEND
At moderate rates of interest. No cm -
mission, and expenses moderate.
MORTGAGES bought on equitable
terms. - 160
EGG EMPORIUM.
The subscriber is still in his old stand,
and prepared to pay
The Highest Cash Price
For any quantity of
GOOD FRESH EGGS
Delivered at the
Egg Emporium4
Main street, Seaforth.
To all parties (merchants and others)
with -whom he has done buSiness during
the past four years he returns hearty
thanks, and trusts by strict attention to
business to merit their patronage in the
future.
DAVID D. WILSON.
Seaforth, March 16, 1871. 171-tf
T. J. CHURCHILL,
Veterinary Surgeon!
Member of the Ontario Veterinitry College,
Begs to intimate to the inhabitants of
Seaforth and surrounding country, that
he has opened an Office in Seaforth, where
he may be consulted personally or -by let-
ter, on theDisea.ses of Horses, Cattle, &c.
Having received a regular and practical
education, and having been awarded the
Diploma of the Veterinary College of
Ontario, T. J. Churchill has every con-
fideliCe of giving satisfaction to all who
may employ him.
'REFERENCES—A. Smith, V. S., Princi-
pal Ontario Veterinary College; Professor
Buckland, Dr. Thorburn, Dr. Rowel, and
-- Wells, M. D., & -V. S.
Veterinary Medicines constantly on -hand.
All calls promptly attended to.
Office—Cormiehael's Hotel, Seaforth.
182-3m
EGMONDVILLE.
NEW GROCERY.
WM. THOMSON,
(Late of Seaforth,)
Begs to inform the public that he has
opened a Grocery Store, in
THE 'BRICK PREMISES,
Lately occupied by Mr. John Logan,
NEAR THE BRIDGE,
EGMOHDVILLE,
Where he will ireep on hand
A COMPLETE STOCK OP
Fresh Groceries,
Of every description, at prices as reason-
able as those of any other house
in the trade.
The Highest Market Price
PAID FOR
BUTTER, EGGS, ex., ex.
A call is respectfully solicited.
WM. THOMSON,
179-tf. Egmondville.
CAVANAGH S
NEW BAKERY & CONFECTIONERY
STOi
J. CAVANAGH
Keeps on _land
ALL KINDS OF
BIELL
Biscuits, Crac ers,
CAKES, AND
CONFEC
.10.1N -E
WEODIN OAk
Made to iorder.
174
SEAF
lanin
Sash, Door, Ind
BLIND FACT BY.
5.
Main
AVAN
street,
V;
Seaforth.
MHE Subscribers bag leave to thank
their numerous dustomer for the
iiberal patronage extelided. to t tem SilleR
commencing bUsiness in Seaf nth, and
trust that they will be favotedwith a
continuance of the sane.
Parties intending to build vould cic
well to give them a Call, as hey will
continue to keep on hAnd oklatge Stoek
of all kinds of
DRY PINE LUMBER S SHES
I
DOORS, BLINDS, 1101a INGS,
SHINGLES, LATH, &c.,
Tbev fed confident of giving satisfaction
to those who may favour Ilion with
their patronage, as none but
first class workmen ar
employed.
;a -Particular attention paid t Custom
Planing
BROADrOOT & :RAY.
•
GUELPH SEWING MACHINE CO.
THE OSBOilIN
Lock- Stitch Sewing
MACHINE.
Thousands, throughimt Canada are
now mac/ these machines. They have
been testa' beyond all question, make
the favorite lock-stiteh, alike on both
sides, and are pronounced superior to
any other machine offered the public.'
For wide = range of ork, perfection,
beauty and excellenc of mechanism,
adaptability, strength nd durability,
The 08bOrla Sewing Machine 11a$
No Ri
oir Improvements ave lately been
made, eeabling the anufacturers
claim it AS the ne plus ultra, of Sewing
machines. = Hundreds ot testimonials are
being received daily frim old as well as
new operators, attesti ig its wonderful
.capabilities. Will do all kinds of do-
mestic sewing, from the finest cambric
to the coarsest overcoat or upper leather,
GUARANTEED TO BE AS REPRESEWFED,
OR NO SALE, WARRANTED FOR
THREE 'YEARS.
The Osborn Outfit is complete and
readily comprehended. Is sold at one-
ba,lf the price hitherto charged for ma-
chines doing a like range ot work, the
manufacturers behie determined to place
it within the reach of every family in
the country.
A TRIAL FEFORE PURCHASE will con-
vince all that our inachiLes are un-
equaled. •
THE GUELPH REVERSIBLE
Is pre-eminently the tht Single -Thread
Machine offered to the public --hence its
marvelons success Will do all varieties
of domestic sewing. PRICES GREATLY
ItEDILICEdDISIA.e
- bine, with full outfit, I2;$
Treadle do., $17„ Orr Each =thine
guaranteed. 1
Agents wanted evi rywhere. Splene
did inducements to maie money.
Apply to
GUELPH SEWING MACHINE CO.,
GUELPH, CANADA.
W. N. WATSON! Agent?
180-ly SE,A1PoRTII.
CHEAP LOT FOR SALE.
rn ACRES East half of Lot 29, enth
OU Con. Culross, County ofbrace,
with Log -house. Eight acres cleared.
Pa,tented. Address Exrosrron, Seaford),
or 3-01114 LOGAN, Esq., Teeswater.
March 31, 1F7 1. 173-13t
MONEY!
$5,000 TO LEND.
T DAVE the above s m on hand far
I investment on good arm Security, at
8 and 9 per cent.,—Pri ate Funds.
JOIL S. PORTER.
SEAFORTH, July 25, 18; , 139,-
1
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4i Don't Teli Betsey" And for your life
ju3teielserrlINTjtalitcni°sed ;IT tit 11 iiffilr(
nooesteo,teLweoafgii,41front
741-eaighlt
ri,
farmhionee doer, and 15'0
few ==14iinutes in a 1brov
-watching the figure of hi.
in -lam and = the lawyer, ai
back tewards the village
whenee the two Mini had
" Don't tell Betsey Jan
Nov, Betsey Jane
Nicodeious
T111 g, notable soul, who
butter end chetels, and
ogfo and fowls to
ootu-se of a sew,141. elan
womtin yz iiI ar01111
ltealtley and ]eetrty, eke
house work fly, to use
energetic expression ;
demtie Ilardnig ewne41 liii
ay, and was 11 to do,
rich man to boot, it was
no snit& measure to the
energy and = genvral go -a,
ness of his Bets y Jai
was at, then, that the
man was not alamt to t
It = would. never 4.
tItought Nicodonres io
gown, or the house a11 pa3
-or = some site)). 310112q111W
W0111111.is the weaker vas,
do to trust one, too fan
-won't bear it."
So Mr. Nieodemus pas
the house, and out towari
will the, pre -occupied ai
who has an egg to lay,
know were she can hide i
oyes of mankiml to the 1
tagpi 'The kitchen 'was e
silent as he went throngl
oh . if he <amid have
buxom, gcod. 14)0kines
etolo S1IO1JtlV out of the 1
as silentlY'followed hia
boiward the ham
Mts. Harding came ba
twenty minutes or = so,
rod frOin stippi-esed ia
Don't tell Betsey
said.; giggling into her gig
You are a Very Si
Nizaalemus, and my ir
:Noyes, is another, and a
the bargain. 3)on't
Jane, indeed Two ,wr(
-daeerve all you'll get,
-
Betsey Jane said no
bided her time. A aTeel
way and then brother T.
drove -up again = to tbe
Nicodemits stepped into
oir to the village once,
Jane had ask -ed its
_.N,q,iemosdhietensisesAcNilillioauzifto
not understand," he left
ed,= lie, 101 a and nrastei
of sight, Betsey = Jane
that business a Wonia
understand, with a Me 1
in lier bright blaek eves.
At 4 P„ M., Nicol:mu
home -egain, looking qi
portant as before. -He
Iona); through the hitch -
Jane watching inin from
of her eye all the while,
od out into the abed.
smell of smoke tain.
greet laim—an odor of
oobs gradually ming, b
nuts turned deathly t
frantically forward to
. smoldering itt the aelel
large harn,or two cove
blankets hanging plea.
The yd. he gave brou
Jane front the house ==I
find Nitodeinus grove
the.= ash -house door,
wailing alld tearing 1
uttering yell after yel
" Why, bless me 1
nater? Are you itt =a
run for the amphor
Betsey Jane.
" Camphor I = Bring
Bring poison bf seme kin
yelled Nicodemus, frante
" Woman, you've
Twelve thousand lioness -
anent bends did I put •
hole for safety just a
noW you've gone and
to cook that cussed' lea
Pison ! PiSOn And
OLIt of the dreary WOI
" Oh—so that = was
were not going to tell
Arn't yon aehamed of s
sienna's Harding 1"
NicodeMUS eould
He laid prostate in4.,
bowled.
" Get up and don
said Betsey Jane,
heard you and brothe
ing at the door that
-watched you go = the
soon found out what
away there. Wotan:
81
nthousand dollars
oIbt'bla rs
first match that comes
burn it up 1 Here are,
Nicodeinue—for ten =th
lept two for my honesty
P:N
Linaelrf upie°douetinonfs Ithe,
to his bonds—what
them. He rather at