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THE. WOUNDED HAND.
FROM A GERMAN DETECTIVE'$ NOTE -
B001(.
Oa -the 22nd. of May. 1875, I stood in
our ofhcae, behind my deck, when our
chief entered the room with a letter in
his hand and addressed to me, with an
invitation to undertake the unraveling
of a mystery which had baffled the lo-
cal pollee at T. I contented, and de-
parted for the scene of the crime which
had been committed, much limited,
however, as to the time I was allowed.
for spending OE the ease.
TWigi hundred and fifty-five thousand
marks had been stolen from the widow
of a well-connected man, need Frie-
dow. Her villa stood outside the dates
of a small town, and the to
consisted chiefly in coupons
value, together with a little
habit was to keep all papers
ance, as well as money, in
drawers beside her bed. H
room was situated on the firs
had but one window, which
upon the yard. Her confident
had often advised Fran Fried
her gold at least in some sa
but she had always resisted s
sea, and put no faith in bank
ars. As to a safe, she had averred that I
if robbers did ever molest her, unless
her trusty dog and her faithful Fred- I
have pat his hand thro
pane, and have hurt
glass., in his haste. I o
him matter to himself,
d stres ."
•`Wa there.no trace o
asked, anxiously.
"Noe whatever:"
I began my investigat
-this time with the dodo
We got into a liv
ounded hand, a
ur-ts inflicted by
acquired the, to
eating Tract that some th
when the medico was ri
breakfast after an early
man had suddenly ap
st ro art middle of the highway,
P' P y ed his help. He compla
and such fallen o*i a heap of brio
coin.. Her held out his right hand
conditi
pocket
traded
trict,
upon
uport h
greea I
of import-
a chest of
He sieeping-
t floor, and palm.
looked out While he did so the pa
.
ial friends i ed like .a woman.
ow to keep f "How was the fello
fer piece; 1 cried, 'breathlessly.
ue blouse and
s or back- clothes, so far as I can re
ash coma- "A b '
"foul you identify hii
"Perhaps. His face ht
a. The doctor
ase of instru
eve splinters fro
erick, who was her factotum and the urs
only
male person upon her little pro- ( ye
p y, could protect her, an iron boat enl
would avail little beyond,: perhaps, de- + I fa
laying the thieves in. laying hold of what . s
they wanted. Ar
On the night of the 7th of May, the of
poor lady was suddenly awakened abouts Be
12 o'clock. Her'room was illuminated. j to
Before her bed stood a small thin man, 1 ,
with a lantern in his left hand and a 1 to
hatchet in his right.
In a rough, disguised voice he threat-
ened to knock out her brains if she so
much as ventured to utter a sound
esion on me, rather, c
of seen to match the l
t, now I think of it, T s
y an prdinary brow, nese
acy ;fit was the set of t j e
boulders which Tooke r
tisane and such folk us
h.erwiee. - That is al I
t what makes this mat er
you?"
'I beieve your compla'n
be the principal in the at
co
he
you
The unfortunate : Frau was already 1 c
voiceless from alarm. This speech ?with
could scarcely make her more quiet, but ` T
she could use her eyes, and did so for 1 me
the next few seconds while her visitors rept
remained with- her. She saw that the
speaker wore black hose, a blue blouse, 1I
and a mask; and that two more inen 1 dire -t
were busy in the background, breaking 1 doe
open her chest of drawers. In the i shor
farthest back division., covered over by 1 Terri
stockings, yarn and flax, lay a ' round 1 ria
tin case, in which she kept her movable 1 stop
treasures. She was just recovering 1 shi
herself sufficiently to begin thinking,; for
about risking her life by calling far
help, when the smothered yelling of -a
dog was heard without. The thieves
had found what they wanted, however
8
f
1
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e
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t
a'
if 17
loos
n a
of-
11p
ass.
,v
e wee
aI,a
red
aha
a
0
n
e
bl
0
g
ex
k
8
he
t
re
broke
ith th
hear
were i
;left ?"
111
tl
w, an
he dis
ertatio •!
rticula 1
By de
inter
8 since]
ome t
strang
in th
implor
havin
ss, an
ibit it
at hi
nd ex
flames
imper
ed?"
t
ek under
gal ?"
: ad , an im-
a8: it did
tni g ; and
e :m to see
nd mouth
ea on th
m ' rkable
al loot
e n say
iit .resting
iiig �• atien.
3 . bkery
m : dow
ce. "Ca
w. at be
ger - don
ncerni g which I have c
her I replied in a to vo
give jme any idea as o
ea of the man, after yo 1
him ?"
he d e ctor` looked at
nt.
'I think he went towa,ds E
ied.
lost ito time in going i •- he
coon An old tree, ' hic
the top, and carried a : ell'
sion, stood on a heig t e
e. Here those who w: nt
ed over the river mu! t sto
for the boatman, hoe
d. ilea sheltered nook . at th
rked preliminaries, and .• ade
the. idwelling. Here I fo
tic person, who decl: ed
anghter of the ferry ,, an, a
wary rower when, s no
er was absent. 1 sou'ht t
onficlence of the dams:l
friend of mine went over
, not long since," I said.
n great haste, being o his
nd, in order to escape; ser
e army.,,
E3 popular antipathy to the 'afore-
`tany training loosed her longue
oft.
s ! yes !" she replied. -"A oung
n gnat haste did sur ly go ver a
greet back."
He
wofe a blae blouse and black
'
wofe
; but it seems tcl me h had
with him, or of his party."
ers, sup-
man
g. I
later
lauxi-
him
tent
your
were
He
wo I
eern-
boat
rried : tin
intcl my
.• :
It
gigan
the d
costo
and sprang with it to the window, one 1 the
sash of which was open.They threw t the
themselves upon a ladder without, and
descended to the ground,. while the third 1 flunk
Mart ,was i
n still kept guard. beside the bed. ( Holla
Fran. Friedow cried "Help r- help !' i in th
with ail her might.
"You may scream as long as you li ke fTh
now," he, muttered, turning away, and ; ed mill
following the others from the Toom. ( Rye
at on.
Frederick appeared at this instant, 1 man i
having been awakened by the noise. !,little
He found the ladder still in i.ts place, 1 ''H
and below, was just in time to save -the ' hose ?'
life of the house dog, which had been 1 "M
almost choked by a cord twisted around others
his neck, fastening him to- h'
The man -servant roused up e neigh- ; pose 7"
hors, but all pursuit, then or later, by - "Th
friends privately or by the police pub- came t
airy, had been in vain.. Not the least 1 put hi
clue had hitherto been obtained as to 1 there c
the identity of the houskbreakers.
! ously
anaze-
I must tr
cials hav
11888 of th
short lin
1 kely to
after the
cher quit
the host,
and (intro
bur . agen
j I bogged
-saw very
!ten ed do
mor ing,
found m
supervisio
erall£y reg
by i .divi
1, mean
it wee Litt e I .:d
cher was fertai
amo g h s: fel .
coal hea ' f n.
into hie a h
though I • i fear
wee s sin e maid
littl fact, howdy
gree wo th.
time slep badly,
ofte by 'n gait, a'
hro gh t d
I1yl
nde bu
FSIY t() 111 �
yse elan
« etho •s of d
s sort4 Wo "aka,:
se th;
accq` ding a seg
' t.I: de mined
thea In o 1 dei•
Off th see ' t I t e
his ouse of mite
Seed ysel' t'olhirh
for1�1af.-I�iddn
imi to keep this cl
lana by h' s+face t
ng no �•ingj•fthe so
to my; gra I co to
self .! utw: rdly u
u' of th : tow. poli e,
4rdedl' ,• the public
mal 1 f i
ilne, 1 i as as busy
11 scov..red.
no' in
ws. Nevi
par icul.
d fa en
th : i` he
ah;tyjur
r, se :reed tc
" err Bott h.
and as -vo;
d pate up ar
o gar :n.
u king fo
AS
:I
e ofl1-
ting busi-
lleng or
��. to most
di try one
tit Batt-
�ow to
multi
1H .
ter es,
, b
sit he
• N
• � �en�
•a r 1
and g
Eashi
ver,
tn-
xt
I
he
b-
ut
Bdtt,
go !rept/Ito
rt l Tess, I
1iiou1ty
lite ; al -
d, t�hreee-
eve ---
,?me of
I.,
these
.t to rise
d down
it nights
pot ;but
s ' hoe er-
Bottcb r
could fi d
ire,`; 'r li o-
reater e-
ild ._I d ?
ertainty f
tw.'- en
:-. s in. this sam •
. nee ' eery hou.
this i •lace Her
in the geed n I
ny -hi • den reas
�h. I fell i to
afore. Wh t co
ie m absdlate
ed me man. On. tlho gill r,
Means , f br ;aging home is
pee" of erne n as I vias co -
e poet roug ;t me the brief
e deepa ch f ani m chi f.
inediat ly, u lest a
rain! ive p. Yo .r p
necess:ry." ,
r was ike a thundercl`a n
y ,com :. ending officer jv: s
used : t long , dela
iply -t :row' he cards d •
oil o• e tri k hid a .. e
to be read to de 'ar t •
rthest ? I eci • edor t e .
uriiig all
id conte t
id not, an
120 trace'o
lihood of s
epair than
Upon one
havi- g tra
no e thly
guilt. An
spidering, t
and ecisi
Bet ire i
yrs` a in
ice Orel
Th s ord
y e s.
lainl dis
Shout I.
or ve tore
s," he e�veni !g, so
:fors w, at
tet 'altern.
Twelve g
lub room.
tical. To
diose to hi ..
Presently o
nd depart
ver to ii
i at I had
er-lwith li
.11
same
orked
teat
r the
to be
and
house
d. I
t once
nd .a,
erself
d the
, her
gain
ere, I
"He
ay to
vin's here
rs kennol. 1 `Very probably. Two of
th
is was how it was. One
o me in the early : awni.
m across. An hour r so
arae 'a second, and sked
about the first. Whe I tol
s beyond he seem d c
, and followed. The third
with the blouse, aske if he
t who wanted me th -t day
e particularly about the
early rowed over, and then
gay, and jumped izkto the
One of the three e
said, slipping a ooii
quaintance's palm.
ver noticed," answered the
aw that the third man ca
This was how the matter stood when he wa
I arrived at T. When I had privately enough
•comm.unicated with the rnagistrates my 1 friend
second visit was naturally paid to Frau I the firs
Friedow. I sought everywhere for any l asked rn;
special indications which might pili me had alr
on the right track, but what I found i ed -right
was desperately little. Like those who 1 himself.
had gone before me, I concluded that i "Ali
the robbery had, at any rate, been ea- 1 box ?" I
coraplished by persons well aoquainted new ac
with the 10 lit
ca y,. as entrance to the 1 "I ne
premises had been made by a small 1 ``But I s
door in the yard,. of the very existence I a reined
of which many of the. neighbors kvere , red hand
unaware. The ladder made use of had I "Did h
been dragged out of a nook in which it taking hi
glashad shad long lain coaeealed. A - pane of "Noth
een Y u ,.n.4 window ; ten panni
of the bedroom. to enable one of the as-( "With
sailants to slip • back the bolt. A few ! "Why
footprints had been traced, but there - "Wasn
was nothing remarkable about their "Not t
bundle or parcel w e
kerchief under his rm."
e give you a -good rewar for
m over ?"
lug more more that all t e wo d—
es."
his right hand ?"
not ?"
't his right hand tie up ?'
hat I saw. I only knew
hand in his pock t, whe
hand. or left 1 -co ldn't
girl.
ried
in
appearance, and they had been lost at kept one
once upon the high road or street upon the right
which the little courtyard opened. € now.''
One thing seemed alone certain, amid I could
the maze of perplexity ; the house- woman, i
breakers must be sought from amongst r and her u
neighbors, servants, friends or relations. 1 It was pl
- Now the neighbor theory, upon roves- t better sec
tigation, seemed utterly futile, and one i the last co
glance at old Frederick was enough to i the chief b
snake one dismiss alt thoughts connect- I had been c
ed with the second term in the list. tab with t
lilt e remained the friends and vela- hidden the
tions in the habit of visiting at tee 1 upon his tr
have embraced th tall fe
n spite of her forty sump
neertainty `upon mi or poi
gin that the three r ffians,
urity, had separate , and
mer was the leads in,
enefitted by the er me wi;
ominitted. Durin his c
he doctor no doub he 1
spoils in some hedge. I .
ack now.
villa. The widow had not the faintest ' But I h
suspicion of foul play iix any of these, 1 a grievous
nevertheless I made her describe and 1-youd Ems
closely particularize there all to .raise I followed.
took up half a dozen imaginary scents , neighborho
I ran hither and thither. I telegraphed t with all so
in various directions. I worked i 1
ad soon to cry "lost !" It
disappointment to [rne.
the clue was - nowhere to
I labored in vai4 in t
od for days. - I- made frie
its of people, letter'-carri -
fact, in the sweat -of -my brow ; but, alas,
the result was simply nothing. I never
before bad been so utterly puzzled and
hopelessly at fault.
On the fourth day of my residence at
T, I went again to the villa, where the
window greeted ine with eyes full of
1 por ers, waiters, and walked
weary mile in the hot sun, bn
purpose. I 'vas baffled and-
fault, as much as though 1
( had a hint at all to fellow.
Nine days had gone by sine
come to T. I turned into a be
pectat oil. ax- ; in the neigh
"-°Frau Friedow," I said, tit seems to lighted-
an
sae hardlypossible that you �;hted bow
p � on. are utterly ten gentlemE
without suspicion in every quarter. lkiy, seat was
There must surely be some one or other paid little at
on whom vo.ur ininrl has fiQo,a :,�
all to
wholly
ever 12
ry-
ers
ts.
for
at
an d
ich
on -
ad
•as
as f
e- w I
be
di
s c z
ds st
s,
a
•o
at
di in
0
a
6E
si'
fi
l0
t
Ins
s`Y
;ent
Hiodde
..I�m ni
nt here o.
rpssian PO
$e t Bot
nifi antl'
t h ' to
st ew
rk : tonin
0
h
itime
!is •grea
aeare
d, rhe
tteher
Weig
beli de I' a
ence. Afte
whic ha
cles it: pre
tone :
"Ho ao
n stolen.
the thief.
ck. You,
es as a p
pring.
'And you
paned an
;the nana
wonde
did.
HoW can
Me to br
With all t
terhat is
arty to-
ottoher dr
eclt "1
e, mast at
Perha
el, mon
y ray
it
bEi
hel
lial
SS
sat
end
stir
gala
gre
ow,
ty m
11
in
ise
o t
hb
t
nd
tte
the; t
lk lit
pe e
to t
here as ;a
ahowe er.
t
his face as
and ithe
second o
tudied him
s that coned
arge sum
have !corn
I have; got
know, are t
in the prep
thee I,
angry eat
11 arrest me
e loved
of he
10
Ste
na
I as
borhood of the town o
sat down near
ling -alley, in whi
jawere busy at
rather in the . hada.
it were
hut for a second. Confesa it is so, and to, my feet.
confide in nee."
"A raiss
'AI assure you, I have not even a sha- voicee togeth
chewy thought such as you describe," 1 Botteher, is
she replied, in a much disappointed covered ? Y
"And has nothiag more struck you felt like
about those men you saw in your room sees his gam
than you have already ntentioued ? One on the alert
remembers things on due eousideration 1 time in Baulk,
which have been, often overlooked be- I antecedents.
fore. Did you notice DO peellliftrity of Frau Frie
about any of . the scoundrels ; in the occasional vi
voice, for inetaace, the way of standiag, was a continu
the hands of him who held the axe ? 1 entertainnaen
thrown ball aim
—a miss," shouted otever
er, while one cried!: "Wh
;tour hand not even yet r
ou are not contplaining
e at his gun's end. w
!that second. I lost
g out all Herr Bottche
He was a merchant, o
sitor at her house.
al guest at this place
t. I brought the clod
g • id he look rough
like the others
"There was one little ttting I may not
have told before," she replied, slowly.
"It was scarce worth telling. When
the two fellews ran off down the ladder
with nay little case, the window slapped
dowie as they disappeared. The third
rasa pushed it up again to go after
thena, but in so doiag I think he must
ere next evening, and set him. to wo
stealthily considering my game.
'discomfiture' was great when he..flatl
refused to identify; Hetr Bette er an
his patient as one and the same perso
They might be one, he eonfes ed, b
then—they might not.
If the raedieo turned rusty, like thi
it searaed to me utterly useless to lorin
hither the ferry woman on a like erran
t troub
do
.recot er we
o days
n quest
in this a
,rt kno
sight on
ill hel
aid, co
anion
s
labore
as eff
was tl
eatlales
ante i
at ha,
th' re, othea
you ar int ested 44 th
Pleas re 1 life," le,
rico* I will oine to,
the ma ter,' nd tha
a long bre th.
Te, before ay
*appear er
11
Itave
is revOt
ant 1 he!
eat re4
two,- otur
se
cons
Ul
tt
at o
ng t
ow1Fr do
Moue had,
hale ta ha t
rty slap,
loonecli hi
it
akingi
ig
•
se
th s
00
ve ha
t fro
and
estra
all no
ell."
e e
ide
face, ve ie
essido
e Saw
he ra
''S ruffian
V
o
clad
r.
Pt Battelar
DO t e reply to
, telt, app an e oflie nfitleeett,
eh tad. I at stealth ly !to his
f it, went in ide for a fa _mina*
thine under his ft , arm. 1 he get
up' ne !side of the , vehicle, jampeO
gam ,, , He madet not the le t teals
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the ori
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t the Queen's Rotel, whe
o perform all dental op
ill. Office; openfirst Tue
ors in Chancery, ite., God
on, Q. Philip Holt, AI
ney a
68
arrist
rich, 0
G. Ca
50
ernis. 86
Careful attention to collect°. s. 66
MEYER) Rarrieter and 19.t
Solicitor in Chancery. Cern
ffidavits in the Province Of
the Bank of Hamilton,
s to loan at 74- to 8 per n
111
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MEYER') Barristers and ttorngy
1 63
firm has this day been olved
ent. All accounts due h firm t
r. Beeson who will pay a 1 liabi
MCCA GHEr & HOLMESTEDi
OFFICE, OING
lock, Main Street, e forth'
OLICIT 118 for thle - Co• nsolidated
Ce.nad nd the Canadian Bank of
in Seafort
d sold.
e lender;
SeoWs
CIC
own and Tillage Proper y :06ugh,
ate funds) ioarted on mo t ge se -1
sted for private personal . on the
securities, without any ex # :woe tti,
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HE ROSH
IS EE
UNI ER
FO VA
IN
EifS
Titree
BLA
Cashmer
inserted into
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DUNQAITS), SEAFOIRTH
INGL!r GRATIFYING TO yS TO FINCi THAT
ORT ARE CROWND WITH SUCCESS,
AL A PROBATION BEING ACCORDED US
IETY CHEAPNESS A I D !TASTE.
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A
SIR
Pr
OG1'011E111 29, 1880.
EAS. TEA1 S8 T#AS,
T E NEW CROP OVST AR IVO.
Gl-, .44LITT1.4/s
ESH ORODERIES AND PROVISIONS
d nice stock of all lands of FRITIT8,
Oranges, Lemons, APplea, Dates, Cranberry
by tbe pound, 13)4 Currant jell, lied
rant Jelly, Pine App$ e Piga, attains,
nes, DrIed Apples.
onto of the best Tea .11)ust hi the naaileat t
ry ity New Japan Teti at 40 anti 60 c ts
65 eyntrasypectrupnopuLd.der
yyd.inrayy 11.710anenkgezgsacTune"iti eeanat 6aatotue e6 n0 5t ago dp:6,01 34 :0 awl::
per pound.
FLANNELS I 111 i really good vaI:ie.
or CH APNEAS'S and QUALITY.
IRj,<Dyl.OIC01\7..
good repply,01 those- uperiorStneked Sager
IPric ilviAll.b. 8.°Ala;LerTY,e3111:1411113. Sireet.S orth
Cu ed Hares, Smoked B con, Plain, Ila 8 arid
Ba on, Flotir, Shorts, 13r n, Cormnerd, Oa meati
Po 13arley, Graham Flout., Oats and Pots
1 ell izes, which, being bonght before the tam in
K AND! COLORED
AFORTH PO MCI RY
LTC+ I-1 IRO 33
are, the Drellses of the Season. Everybody wears there,
I pe r hundred if dry, and I 3 if soft. Sh der
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H VING commenced tininess for the ha.
arid Winter Trade,is 434preparedias anal,
and • fol I wing regulations : Wp will take off 2 po nois
: We have !the Largest Steck of these Goods ever 1 shn )05 cents.
to u ran se an) quantity -Of Pork, subject t ;the
eafoleth, and t e Cheapest. Come and see them. ,
Il S , - 1
e inuitztientd will -also open a Store in
Setif it h, next door to Killoran & Ryan's,
OODS IMMENSE VARIETY
a I SEaTge RE WILL BE OPE ED THIS IVE$K.
THE ISEAP,ORTH
GENT for Several First -Class Stook, /lira
d Life Insurance Cornbanies, and is preoar-
take rieka en the most favorable tcnns.
o Agent I'm several 011 the best Loan So.
ILK AND G ASS
lack
ril.gngs, Lac
Velveteens, Decidedly the Best.
!INS
ORINGES IN ANiY QUANTITY. A
ed to
s, Ties, Feathers, Flowers, in the Newest ; ...._____4_,
; and V liege Property.
d M6st Fashionable makes.
ilbr4ved Parn4 for Sale.
OF ICE — Over M. Mordeen'o Store, Mean
; 645i
LL 0
THE
We aye a reraa
foi Choi eness an
lin r, we can gua an.
pa
full
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This
with
0.4380
ted with
S AT LAST YEAR'S PRICES.
THAT PARTICULARLY.
CLOTH, NG MADE TO ORD
ANT ED EVERY TIME.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
ably unique assortment of Goods. ositively tuarivalled
satisfaction in every particular.
as been greatly enlarged with the idaie of tringing it 6
tments of our immense establishment, and will be pt
REN'S WEIR
o maintain our reputation for Good Bcelits at Low PriceSj
STOCK! IS FULLY ASSORTED NOW IN ALL THE' DEPARTMENTS.
A
AN ik
S EA
ill b0 Appreciated Us.
UNCA1111 DIRECT IMPORTERS
ONTA
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; hopes y strict int grity an close attention
ure. Flavin greatk4nlarged hie /ire
ring the win er, he is now prepared tolay
Ibutane
the in
fees d
TH
at the
it
Wan ed by the .su
clean w eat straw.
THE
ET, SAFORTEt
scriber, -25 tons of gooa
MOH CA,RRIAOE FACTOR'
ESS1 HA)3ERER:
T_TA always 0 hand, aid make to Order,
line.
T he per/m..011y uperiuteud their cm] Jou
ei
For tyle arid F nisi]. their work -cannot be .
trial an be convin d that welean satisfy yens
its wmk se qui y and saltisfaetozilyasth
Sold by Druggists, a d in SEAIPORTII by d„ S.
which is the life a t a hair, and in this way iti
ity. It tares Dench I # , Itching and Eruptions,'
and kee s the testi clam, sweet and healthy.
the Hair a silken lest '.$3 and sof-Oiess which is the
admiration of all- ry it and be eonvineed-
J. S. OTTER SEAFORTH.
0
LES
Lam ter9nine
- Ent re Stock
lees Coqt.
to Cedar Out my.
THOSE IN WANT, it will pay them to Racer.
-A- tain rices before purchasing elsewhere. X
give a lax e diocOmt to those taying cash, es-
pecially t newly mar -ed couplea.
Warero rns '.8t137 opposite At. R. Counter's
Mammoth Jewelry St e, Main Street, Seaforth*
East Side
625
JOHN 8. PORTER.
NCH 13 LINE.
UEver Sattoday; from 'NEW YOInt rind
NITE STATES MAIL STEAMERS Ben
GLASGO {via Londonderry) VIA LONDON
DirTeleOtKE. for Live ool, Londonderry, alga.
now, and 11 parte of Europe. lilarea as lowes
any other st-olaes r e.
Prepaid Passage C Mester iseired to persons
wishing bring out eir friends'
OCTOBER 2
Gaieth
orsemen. believe
w 0011 attain a. epee
-ent her running la
eiwv:4:8:48.1tikutYrtrahl:-Beelige:3°::a
nee delinquent page). --4
;Ana befere whom -ea
arulthiTedhe nep:nateer o' f wPaga:.
rayt lord 1"
wto;c7aillna4t: 417011217;e, bWal
voyage recently the you-
' Addle awl give us 'God
junocitnnatoetorrhtheoempr ar: ;
x,NPislati:gibtuivsseYe!IVea‘h'tAstieaynee,gaf t 13i:1s:1r earli..
' trouble about
tine warranted to cure
!that it may not know
!watted of it, and in th
tof°elinnarge &yr oftemille disthee
—An ell lady desee
:omnibus- !Ah sb.e
theY used to be. Why,
:plenty of room in
::stggirienblveuvtwear gedwrihioaenrnezeeiInmlirtywgaosssnoied,mee;
unegl_e_L4e1 tAr hrygafutopfgblaitairk!sizeWyat wareaadstaii
Who always had a good
Satan were under a.
Weald hane a good
41,-,w"asJitsftortnaheend hbeat
had Bela. "Well, rtty
• might ail imitate Sa
a'12-c—e.look here-, Matilda
veston bay, to the col
! sleep right -close to the
and you roust have hea
stealing the elnekens."
tie woieee oh cle men.
on go out, theta?'
bursting into tears),
knowed my ole fader
/_ wouldn't hub hitn
Menne in him feah a
de world."
e.
Test for Tea
The following rather o
-composition wae recent
in Vermont and a prize
dictionary offered to
eould read it and pronou
,eorreotly. The book
nemaber of mistakes i
made : A. sacrilegious
ttho suffered from bron
exhausted his fina,nees,
good the defieit, resolve
young laxly of the eMalay
Hope and eoral neeklac-e
hue, and eecaring a suite
the principal hotel, he en
waiter ae his eottOjutor.
patched a letter of the
young lady to a matinee.
at the idea, refused to eo
eatrificalele to his desire
polite note of refusal., on
he procured a ea,rbine
knifenaid that he would n
letters hyreeniat with th
to an isolated spot, eever
vein and discharged the
carbine into his abdome
were removed by the
mistakes in prontmedati
on. the following words
deficit, comely, lenient,
caligraphy, matinee,
bine, hymenial, isolate
A Lesson. in IVIe3n
131.11,
. Speaking of SeXt0126 re
atory which one of the 0
al to conduct for the fa
When it was over he ha
made out aecording to
tom. Mr. Msput on hie
'opened the hill and read
through. 411 see you hav
Int6nfyorplirel g.dliodveysonheIrme;213,
was the answer. "And he
have $50 ehittged for the e
the proceoSion, How ma
there, and what aid the
and the rest eleaned and
Their entire eost was sloe
you have pat ,down earr
S50. How many earriages
s‘Eight in all." sAAna._ tit
low 'math apiece?" "F
"Very well, sir, 1 odeeline
bah' The Beaton was th
Xt. M. had never been
pate a reasonable account
before, and he was repute
"I could . have gone tO
bought sAl those gloves 1
Utyself,' the millionaire
'624 for the lot. I eonla li
etearfs and had the other
I teak have got the earn
livery stable for $32. Tw
32 are 56, and 35 make
-charged me $138 for art
could have procured. for
ptesanae there are ether
same sort elsewhere -in
the bill, sir. 'Take it bat
mast make something DU
that ie the only means r-
ing a liv41ihood." "Ma
as it .slatklel be, 1 say."
iwt;otnh'tetiltwboautia'anhyave-otsberer
pity. StIll, 1 decline to
in its prdsent shaped' Sad!
the sexto'n was about to
lawitewurtitili. gintearcblirt‘P'S°iItute
black kia gloves, at $2, t2
saia he, ' and 1 will teach
teitthoetimk:., °aurdlvnaeer4htlisliwle.rrniFteeuir:tsst.T,t
two scarfs and repairing