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When Hands 'than Clasp anal 11.1ps Shall
In twilight's hour what heart is still
When love dont make the shadows fly,
No _cheek will blanch-- no eye will till
When sunbeams dicker ere they die.
Ana. when- the clay benumbed and cold
. :• • Lies weary, panting at onr feet, •
That gleam shall be a gleam tif• gold
WLxeu hands shall clasp and lips shall meet
In twilight's hour how dear to spell
A hidden love in troubled looks,
To read m hat words relw.e. to (ell
. "rwcre better than a thousand books !
For love shall give an answering tone,
And change khe bitter into sweet ;
And hearts shall beat in unison
• When hands shall clasp and lips shall Meet,
Miss Illione HoWell sits on the top step
of the back porch of the Pebble Houseagaz-
ing out upon the river-ablue as the sky
above if, and almost aahright—which flows
gently by at the foot ol the garden. al -
Everything looks bright anti—beautiful
this warm, pleasant, fragrant .0ctober day.
The garden walks,- formed of many sniall
- glitteriug stones, -eneircle the beds of au-
tumn flowers andplots of feathery grasslike
broad gray ribboris thick y sewn .with pre-.
bath houses, built of ao e dark wood:and
aincrusted-withmorebril ant pebbles gleam
-and araw throualathe trees- at the -water's
. edge, as the hemcg of the- dia.mondgnoines.
, :Must gleam, and glow ia the -heart of; the
itself ia.deceratedarouad each window tin&
debt—imbedded la _som.4 _mysterious -Man;
- ..",,tastavitithasiineaiceraly.ia.voafe.thstreltirltiltggl.sabrilas-: 6.r .1.1. „PY. g'..-
But:loveliest of all th lap that adorn_this
9*-_cliwks-=-7is. the lady,: yeung and fair, With
Oval face, -and aweets all mouth; . lear4ug:
•backaagainst one bathe pillars bf-- the l'eb-
4 .. sits there, at,- mationl ssa gazing eataipea
l' 'Out ori trio Perch, minitin arm with _her Ma
- :are aa_ blue tis-Ada'Skre black, and. Whose
eiTebtows arethelairAst Shadows. of those
belonging to „het- friend. : "Ili-ly de they
`.Kleptouranitie: - drawls Linda:. sinking
"...late an easy -chair,: apt' claSping heaprettyl.
haads above' - her bei d With - a. generous-
--, loud voice; swinging;
hat catelessly ' to :au
to beaute--happena ,.
Howell beas intones
lighted Skakspeare
don't kupvia- and Ore.:
' cunning little. 'yawn,
think
I'd se
years
if tha
Ile p
digui
partu
no hu
go to OT
cold /
had b
to ay
Select
what
chair
dism
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the
you,
I wit
aches
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d that they were playing a most
r some reason or other, I always
ou when I think Of George. Well,
eorgp off to Europe that after- The potato blight has made- its appear
r we'd roomed together for four * ance about Caldrciveen, county • Kerry.
iout qUarrelling once. I wonder The champion stalks are touched. iu several
1/1 be said. of anY twei women ? ' places,. and although the disease may be
a but his audience maintaining -a, : less ietense than among other kindsof seed,
ilenee, proceeds with his story. , nevertheless, the champion, too, has failed.
lly..felt very lonely after his de- I -air: Shnen Pinner, who was fired at
ud being unable to -read, and in ; while =taming -from a land meetaig at
to make calls, I determined to Doolegue, county _Mayo, lies in _a. pre -
6 place of aniusement It was a '..carious state, one of the balls haying passed
, and as Jack Frost and I never through the back and lodged iu the stoin.ach.
on very friendly terms, in order Fout men have *been arrested on suspicion.
protracted struggle with him, I 1
• at Kildare assizes, tetniluated ,rather.
he nearest theatre, • regardless of ,
performance vas to be. It
. , curiously. While the Lard 'Chief Baron
was charaing the jury, it was: discovered
that thd letter on which the Crown relied
IRISH NOTES.
Lind
Or a
.it to
the
ever
weit
provibg the identity handwritinglitur
with great solemaity—,,' not for disaPpearecl.. The case was. accordingly
plied and the prisoner discharged.
would -I give any one, not evea ata
entle coz, f) Clue by which— IN ell,
t just seated, when a most lovely
wed by her escort—a young man
emblance to herlod me to believe
rather:a-sank iuto the chair -next county 'Li-therick, were. •attacked by. the
oWner and his friends, and. so- brutally
t did she look like questiens beaten thatthe life "of Condon, whose skuil
Was fractured; is in. danger. Walker's
Lees, I Must repe t the remailt rialit hand. was smashed, bnt he piochred
my cousin_ a Mom t age.. No word
mine shall.lead to the -a 'Suffice
s she had takeh her-aeat, and tram
anther attention:was riveted upon.
e did hot .,faVor-- her. companion'
.g,ushingrernarks about the -hand,
. -Two bailiffs, nained_Condon and 'Walker,
haVing seized -some cattle on thelarid. of a
Man named Mulcahy, at Neweastie 'West,
rose
find
my
min
the
cou
her
aair
act
Ho
beg
kid
the
far
an
rues Ada,la the -same
her .litoad-hrirerned
.o hea poet _wretch'
ead -or aornething of
-awns too"; but:such a
ortl,''. exclaims Ada,-
iCaD. one of her friencta
-- -either, for here com
Aterbets -and "cakes
- -ain't you grad I'ate islet anal- ---.a..duck -of -a.
cpusin,--andt-haf -I Coaxed him te Spend his
And now for': ki-aopinionan the siabjecta .
i,
-au& she leana fort*:
atter* and that -she -did - not-
itePtion, White- the, youngladyaah.
didaiiparaanyaliciiiera kohl ;hernial
e her. ',Where thete is :some ifer
obusiness, my 'char/411g neighbor
hand tioarai hy her. -side .took *from.
ket .of Al"). coata lay -: handketchiefaa
t Of - that dozeri of.. silk .onea. you,
o really? And.what .did you
g„ till the- flirt Tthe jan and: the
Why de you laugh 2* It isn't fuibiy:
watched- her at the "ced Of - the, play
a her :poloe,oat, at. Whatever you' call
hat I Mean pe deabt Yeur teat"
Aad did yoa ever meet:her again?'
an 3
infinitely.more valuable:
they. ran deain-the. stepg- She
therd be Mote ? she asks re"
. And she gavehimlier heart in
of big.- owra .and promised to .be -his
ad -faithful -Wife.' Do yoa approve of
weald -be a; happy cenclasian, I'm
laugh -s, I' can -think of no
nd they slowlyaanuter Off town-Al/the.
assist-auce and re -seized. the cattle..
-property,. Clara): ebunty, Irelaad,.refuSe to
pay relit except oh the -GoYerurberit
tiotillegingfiliat hitherto' they liaaepaid
50 Pei* cent-aboye it. --They have /41 beeh
served.: with .Writs; but " have eerribined
Manama :their - until. lay force _ef
eircurnatanees theas,re reinstated. :•
S'PORTING -NOTES.
A CANINE CRICKETER.
Lord William Lepnox, in his Celebri-
ties I have Known,' tellg us that Lord
Charles Kerr backed his servant, James
Bridger, aud his water spaniel, Drake, to
play a match of cricket against Mr. J.
Cock and Mr. Weatherell for 50 guineas a
side. This noyetcoutest came off at Holt
Pond Cticketiug Ground., near- Farnham.
•Dtake's. post Was to field out, and -as lie
always caught the ball lat its first bound
he proved himself a most excellent fields-
man. Bridger Went in first abd scored- 50
runs. Mr. Cock made. 6 before he was
*caught by Bridger. Mr. Weatherell thea
took hiS place at the wicket- and hit his
first ball smartly for -a run, bat Drake Was
up So much faster tha,n he expeeted,
stopped the.ball so well, and delivered. it
so quickly to Bridger, that Mr. Weatherell's
stumps went doiVu .without ran. Mr.
Cock then gave up the match.' M. Pycroft
At -the Belfaat 'assizes Mary . Ellen-
Priehard.aas feund 'guilty of 'mut-derma
her illegitimate Ierhale thelah of
Metal, Trilsoner gave birth. , the Child_
a tab filled with feathers the head liana
-ablest .!geyered faem the „body. Baran
Dowse-sentence/11/er to- be haneed_on:- the
21st of Aughst:, _
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ended: priace of goda.
',slaves bearing 'iced
Of dew- "and honey—
you,' setting Itinagelf a
4. Oh, that -affa.ir of .the -diapiand braCelet
4* What, de you.„ iove kleptainahia. ?'
That4 . _the way they .explairr it," *Ada
- Tgeei era, a She- haa been -an ihnecent. picker-.
- up of -costlytrifles Since her childlieodaher-
- father at first, and- thea Ixer lanban..d.,- re,
a. threatened pros cation,: • bray
Conn/rola-hear Itickmanswortla on May
Middlesex and arr. Irancis Tramper, a
farmer. at Ilarefield,. who was tO -1..EANC the
help of his dOg. lit the first innings of
the two gentlemen they got three iuns,
and Mt, Tiumpea - got three for him:self
arid talc/ for his doe.- In- their sef,'caul in- ' v'ias seen after indisposed. At 4 o'clock:
she drove up ta"ithe Restaurant du Chalet
nings the two. gealensen again 'got three
ruba,...Mid Mr. Truhipet, then going in aud feeling vety ill and asked. to be Shown tee, .
getthigtwo runs, beat *the ;.,tWo gentlemen Privatt tom. 5-; 4A. couch: was hastily iata•
"dog; The deg always'atood.near Mai ' teas-. me"nieT * applikt setae _mild . eateinala.:
but -as Obi,' - .-ifilT.T .not • maater, the" attack*
If
Inert had great diffieulty .te. rub even -trete a
-long hit. - The deg4.-Waa a, : thorciughbred li'r- Offtill-colv 4:17' XlEtrile. . .T110 latter used a
'Mist Moments of the Celebrated Actress..
PARIS, Aui.1.17.-4-Adelaide Neilson will no
ai.ore delight us Wititli her grace and talent.
All that is human- of her lies, or lay till a
few hours ago, at the morgue awaiting
Christian burial. .* Her end was Sad and
itrange—so straile that for a moment it
was whispered that shelled been poisoned.
Two persons _were actually arrested
on suspicion ot }complicity in the . sup-
posed crime. Dftite the strenuous efforts
made te hush upfthe whole affair, I am now
in possession of the factsconnected with.
the closina scefges of the dead artiste's
brilliant -tiara wailward. life. Miss Neilsen
arrived at the Continental four or
five days ago, *accompanied by her
,ahaperone and Aompanion Mrs. Goodall,
known in Ameriqa, whose position in re-
lation to -the actress is not. clearly de-
-fined. Let us call him.- her secretary. On
Saturday aftertoo-n Miss. Neilsou, the
gentle -Man andk -Mrs. , Goodall took a .
hired „carriage the hotel- and started:
for .a drive ir0 the Bois de Baulogne.
On the way.-theiadined--'-rather too well it
..0',Ai. TTroirco_knettotlialr.ara_,PZId.selinrt.swt:r•ti:lekspcial _67blorlient- .tdhoectioli ahlte,futohvierocSherp:75haes lyeealti.if tgabeelit -ewr.orgI:,
-.8V-a4.:prOpodd.: that- the_ Toronto ',people .and a. Moineliiias again aumai ned .at
(nit tb-AuStralia to in -vest it; but .tge _Erp- and f uad heti-J.1:31$ first hetbotat, calna -
arid awalaap"."4:- his. shspiaions, -and-Ariel
autopsy. was ./Vade by Dr, Bibbidien an the
seen the Meeker repeat, bait lartutillon
infot s ree ttiit he heal just hear .' that -it a.'
ire
gait .: beats Wt. his 'own _statement. Till- .
anyt nag is 11;0:tato the contrartthena it -
Pius be take4 :for granted *that,' Adelaide
poor. attiste allted ber last tragedy: -. it is ".a, :-
ealiipet partigilia'ef the „common 'pattern,
oak ,dhairs, 41'1/attic-if, :autl a .green velvet
divanawInclia*as her deatlabed, Irani the
Quite.recentlytliree ear - loads - of police- t t-toneh and tire - money -will be
left Boyle with -the suo-sheriff for the,
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Purpose of evicting six- .families_ for-. non -
The ceming of the. poliee..liad
1)6611 -kept priyatat, but as spOn as they ay.:
preached_ men: avatli-- whistles amid horns
carpeted -the- people _of the -district; :who
.Sutrounded the. hOuses, and their demeanor
tlibuolit if advisable -tare -turn to Boyle,-. * •
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the -line efathe Erie .railwaYa two- miles
. a pair. of' doves. --They. were ni the.
eolph there are prepared to baek Trickett
Yest 1 errata .eaer l, reatied. ',He -hag never
has :jest .san hia -new hotel oh th
Ward his _partner,- Flaniing, Doug-
las--; coulson, Sterling,
-to brine - one.. "" All _hands, however,
expect to de well. witla_Tnekett; Australia
is" a Wealth y.eountra, arid her nii4rs. and
day _ three weeks ago,. : they were. a a -.Sheep-grazers-have - :the teputatioairf bacla
aeress. the: railway track, when the ramie
instantly ilirowil OUP. ef sight -of its mate,.
The female Cirelea about the spot for aje*
-sadden:disappearance of her Sire
then Ilaw-to a mile post beer by; and far -a
long tinie gave tIttetatie-td the, Mouthful
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*she's:gated. to.reallie -What-bad Carried the
Male:froth -"her' sight -and: she -rose in. the
air .and- flea-. -swiftly "ha the directiom the-
where:she remained the. rest- of the: day,
Uttering het .plaintiae erica. - -"Neat Morn -
to aWay, and .take. positiOn
the post arkear the -.. spot .,where
*she la's*: saw r het Mate the "daYr.beferea
.When. the' e.„*'`apresa : Came alohg she".
--flew at -the loComotive, hovered; abbaa :tho
smokestack au4 a-tetra/1 the cab, ea itlOok-
44.; for her_ mate...* 5he a, ecarnp-ranierlithe-
lacemetive,•fer a et so and then Tea.
She- -gbes to lrer keko.ht lot the train _at
ter he*. lite it may "be. •.She haver. -goea.
aetairdha then tO her. cote-- and mourning
compromise a on con-
dition that he should be allowed -
'to warn' his bretr ren of gem* and ke1/1.-
mernbera that the
ralaptaelaat.'ae,' Linda. again laiily sag-
lilept0MaDiftO Calll neat being one of one'S.
Miai 'Lees drops her hands- -from her faa
il
'one -high!, just after, .parting."with My old
head" -'arid -6 fluab on her: hrown dr'elcs:
conareands,-.''.D0 of..address yourself alto -
1.1110Torento hien will be amply aap1S. e
if they 4.f:A their money Car eaeh, and-:the.y
the: 1*,pattisaris a Of both:. - Iranian - The.*
:been practisiug_ -steadily on athe bay,
.NVith,alk: old lpoWet, and- speed.
*as a .genaihe -stitch ; but tam of theta- paid
. rape, and.' it . has: . Veal .brOa,dly hit:tea:by
thereitheybeeight• peels en -Bees, *he 'weir:.
vie•Ws of the ErigligliandAustraliatabettiug
With* re,gard to the. cham-
pion's -contest With *Triekett. F.rern evens*.
the -bettiag rese.: at bound- tO 100 to
Death ofOle Bull.. -
apses, Aug. "18.—.A despatch...-. ficire
t; is -dead. .016 Bornemaun Bull .".waa
atTergeriallorwa,y; February 5; 181Ci.
yearly age, bat.his•deairete gratify it
'he heyertheless went -.to Cass'el: to
tie *leriemii•aeernent that hadornmenced
study of laia at- 0-attihgen. 116. 'had:
tanCee.that he attehapted=suleide: Ire-
lit/Weyer, -preyeated..ftorn
feat years he- *acquired = fortune.
84a.he went to the United State -a and
coneerts there with greatendeesg;- and._
852 attempted to found arNertvegian
ay „in.-'Permaylaania„ at -project, the
6 -of. which coat him his fortune. ,Ile
tyle Was *eccentric and Somewhat:ex-
ratedg bat he had: di,,enclerful C!7)191-.
ed many qualities, that when. combined
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went anotber7 peg' shortly afte.a.a..Batr,aa,
_petters in I.D.S• matches with ETawdon :and
Trickett Match- hot -ever' -there ba
Ward.'s *.words, ho morikeying.1
Wa,nts to.earn R10 0-00 or 590 000 and retit6
boat racing; abatis.- backers.. see in,
haul; find the charcipithi W, ill iv-indf-it
something -of Ttickett item.- Harry Iielley
row Joe -Sadler, aadis perfectly e...tisfied.
ly as lief:wet:dilate ":
'Itioxirea,-Aaaalsi-Win. Elliott, of Blyth-
- statea "that he Will lie prePared - lin .Noverea
bet te malte:aarpatai. to row either Geprge
Scottish residentic Of New York are
-greatpreparationa fat iniveiling the
plaped. in the Central ,Park, ktpoSito ths'l
of Sir Walter ..Seott. The. stathedanow
On.its Way bat.- -It -was made by Sit John
Steele; el Dliiihorgb.; is:Of herdic aize, and
repregents.BurWstanding apon Abe trunk
-co/ripe:4ljg :the beaatifal Ode ' To -Mary in
.sayS that therre.ad and countepance of the
the best pict.ureg-of te- be Wonderful -1Y,
faittfaVto the .original. The bronze flame
"Stand --Upon a pedestal, _ of Aberdeen
gtan-ite. The totar cost will he *abOut 54,500.
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ti:holly, wit$ her beauty :and fame, She has
Vadniany saitors for her band since thena---.
Nerlson'S-.sliot, Was infatuated with the
it weard .10obably thin his 'career.. The
lieaslairildjuarry. the lady, if she wbal -,-
have hirraailiether it exiled. him or not, and
reAognizibLatherai afterward: „Arise Neilson
declined -the lamer: however, , gifing ilier
w hid bore'ine to death in a year.' Another' ..
itau tor wag"; More sutebasful-; lit iS--k-aowu::-
lot .Anieriea: Miss Neilson. was_ privately
a peak's- that the question cif the .disposia
sent there elves,. and. shatild" it be pacer- .
out to be g should: po heirs of blood pre-\ --aa
taited t4i Ma. Lee has not:since married,...._
-b y be bola corral -Pima- by greedy,' lawyera..
iris the phief.,:physiciaii and •Matroil,of
-inatitutien and is *also h-eka nurse and
tructorthi-chief to young birds. There
.medieal,.surgieal. and obstetric wards,
,asylum _for_ the blind, and au _orphan
ChM: 13arrett-.(litte of the- towhship Of Eta.
frid", new- teaiditig in: the, yleinity of Strath...
l'Oy)"_:WaS walking thaotigh big- field hi
felt- allow en the kg just belota thia".knee,
frOrnat, Wet atoeking:= -•06 laelting down she
*feet. • Refere ;she ',bad thne .to MQN.O "the
reptilemade a -second blew, Catching her:
*.skitta., -She ina,de jiimp .and :Shook the_
oft; but-faiiited:befere ahehad gone
ten -feet.* '„Bythia time Mr.:13-artett - had
oh top of -it, and .a boy working- hear then.
brought bgatiek and it" waa *killed: He de-
spribeg the -shake aa beinc;," when. 'inflated
-feet : After it was- killed it wag about
three feet ihalerth and two:rand. a half
- Lena/Models brie of the best and Safest
.clainks for" a "persbia whether in health or_
not- Tt is suitable to all stomacy aiseases-;
May also be Mixed With water and ased as
a ,drink. - *Rulathet gums daily With lemon
and attila are:. also kept clean,- aoft
is used in intermittent. fevers, mixedavith
stroug,-hot, black doffed, withott sugar.
euralgia may* be- cured' by rubbing -the
parte' affected bY a cut lemon:. Lit is -valu-
able also t� cure' watta :aeritrey
Afghabs. arid is how lopked.up Vandal/a.;
He haSfilled.all. the posts auceesaively
arid wile chief of it whoa Seleatedte eenia
Mand *brigad.e -at:Candabat: In early'
days, he Was a -colonel of Pativeinfentry„.
but for, yeara he has -..had.'. PO.-eXperieace in
cif MaD.•#),:provici an effectiVe leader' of an
Thenadmial costume 6f. tho finely shaped 1844,w. hiell hill146W
velvet jackets embraidetedwith gold. They ' Mackerel are •expedaingly . abundant in
have a ehawl for a belt,- in-: Which astords .Passartiaquoddy" BaY 'and catches of 1 000
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little'girl LI) tears. old, and daiighter of Mi..
remained -fin hat perilous pos'tionuntilthe
itlady,to tit) riaacue. 't When- I ,e snake saw' - '
=through the 'Snake, preventingitiasPringiag„ .
and aftetit'severe 'Struggle isuecedded in
killing it:It lAre snake _Measared four feet .
in length/Ma" six -inches in bitcumference-
'. asked an tanximis parent. ' It-
mightei
akeah
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