Exeter Times, 1875-6-10, Page 1QWNINE
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t1ritutittl.4 kIll,4004k4,0n,
4.41 ret114PAStktti.Xiitei, Out ,
Iteers,-0 ft4Q, tion0..and 7 to 10
iu
MOttiVs•P4). liozmeopatIlltie
reestefeelek etereeen.
sese-Stext 42 Ilawden's nuirbl
410NRCE--,090,trat e woi s,
pirttetklar attel'Olteu void. to chroule on
os,
es
Oft1114promptly Otteu(1ed,ativiofi free, 'q
EASit04,,,,I444,r0h ' ' ; 82,1
Its LANG. M. I)., L. R. C..
..., s, 0, Gtadtlia\
, ' Trinity College, Mein -
her of the college of r ,yalsons teat surgeons et
4,1titario, offlec—Brffg r fiSOXe. >lulu St, Granton
_and is also,prepriet,or Of tile Dreg store, inal, coil-
ii.taatly toi'eps, ea baud a largo stock of puro drugs
Pa,44.ht24dtC11400,, alai t)ye stuffs. .. '
Graviton Juno 18,1874.
Sitg'411,
A RDING & RAIDING, Barris
14.11.1ezS,, ttoraeys, Solicitors, Commissioners
tt, rEetC—HLITTV.S'S 11LOCIt, Water Street, it.
I last E. 11,th1Mom. 11, W. 11A1nEco
'XiIFFSSRS. JONES & McDOUGALL,
.11r, Darristors, Attorneys -at -law, Solicitors in
:thaneery, Conveyancers, Commissioners jo Q.B,
toil Notaries Public, St, Marv,s,•
, OPIRVE—Rattmeti Blink, Water St.. St.Mary's
N'sr ItleDIARMID, B.A.,
RIR R lSTER, NOTARY, CONYEYANER,
Ltrami.,(3.w.
WILSON, ISSUER OF
• Marriage Licenses nnder the new Ao
t the 1'3st Office store, Zurich, Out, 40-tf.
aio
T4, PuhIk Alletionver,
• WitioIlelseit, Sales promptly it ttendou to,
rn
roosonahlo,
Witteholseit, Oct. 15, 1878.
SPA CK,If A N;,
'LICENSED .A.UCTIONEER
2--41 For the County of•Hurou,
itEtillSENCE, EXETER, Oil
ALES PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
CIIAU(ES M01)EllATE.
ote1s.
f AN S LON 1 t*,)t1Sh, RS. ET Eli
_111 ()NI... W. liA\V11411 A W, Prollriet,n% Thi
now 00111 1(1
„fitted up tio•oulthout with first -furniture. '1 he
Ic.st of Li.mors an1t tho choicest or Cuntrs ttt the
Th o !mitre is capable of tieecnoissintit t el
E oFtg. Ex.celleut st,ables 1411d an attentive hos-
t tors. (31.1y.)
1JOLL, LCA. \V
"•:-Af. nDOWNY, Peoprio tor. This first -elm hotel
II t...oly changed hamls ((ruin IV. 1.1s to
ro.-cy), 11.1111 bi fate. t with eow fur itnro
thr..*Free 1.ns to and from the n
statio
Anat.., for tItu now nue tic 'tuissos nem.. '1 he
bari r.plete with the d Ira g-
3•Atri ;IA:, 111S. F011 ell*" .c.cu ...lc room.
t I &tabng liand atteitt • . :12*
I'II:131,1N 1 ltit'SE tellNEItclF
• .Prank nlid Vtk m titroct, London. 'rho
above ':otcl has been routed 1.2. 30, ,pat•
tool toroogli4 retittod or 1". ..w,10. ,,r tn,
trv
aen.44,•- (m,s; liquors a. 0 vir, 1.).tel.r. Attentive hostler ttlnItht
_ \rat
15. 1875.
tommaustastiFresrammerre-serm=e-,....
otrsE AND i,(yr FOR SA.1,1).1.—
1 A .Tood o Ile-, torc,' tram • I °use. containint-
Z roo ; ^Is.,j nor.. of land, adjoinicg the 3derlcet
lil,,oter. On the lest wc,i1 +I;
w p arlieulw:s al,ply to
E .,,er. 77-tf.
1411,11,1AL FOP. , SA.1, E tllt
twriltey eghistsete,
11011. lIsborne. emit:int:le m.re, of exvelleet
1 imd, acves)c11.:Lrea, tbttc ‘,.11 1 it
g lienfee, barn and (..t.rble c _ tho prim tises.
ill AO to good young ore, oird (.1 graft I nit and a. tic
A•er-failing gyring. 11k1,11t Exet,r 1,111:
it lit, flirther parr ieulars :i1-10'.\ to ,1 11M1'
pro)rieror. F.xeicr 71-tt.
EXET/Eit FrMr F.ttl't)itY
1%.1- AIN one door smith of
.11. tile Britunnin House. .T. SOUT.FirOT1' s
4.11 hand It nutoher of I mops. Orders filled Ou
tta• shm.test SatiSfactital10111r:slit ,ed 1,03
riv.
tn wo,apd material. (1)Atniit
•irf 0 bleb j Ftn if for nuinienrkers' f(17 ,t, bit,
.7()IfN St) 'TILIVOTT. Nov. -43---
I.
-
t).1-1. N(.). .94
2,:b.o.1 or -moot-
o-
or). mouth,
ley and ritanCsis. Visi-
ting 11 rethren
invite(' to, attend.
CATEN
NV;Nr.
JOI IN ',VII rr
secretary.
76-1y.
• BISSETTS'
Liyery and Sale Stables
'LII epaucction v..ith the Central Hotel).
RY
t.:: 001) -11011SE S AND COMFORT -
,....s ABLE vehicles always on haild. Favorable
rirrangetrienis in ado With co.ui n Orin o 1 till Yelers.
All orders left at liissett's Tinehop Will bo
promptly attended tor .
i
, lF.., .t. 1'. BISSETT Prop,
• • t
Exeter. St:m:4.187:h
'(11' ]YTJ11LISH14T)
I,GEORGE ,S. CHILD'S
illagtrated Catalogue of
,Yarm,Plewer & Garirden Seeds
$50.06,c GIVEN 1.,:ciyiiyis IN , sPECIAL
'14N?Tecg7tall;hVgleatrii Of GIITEN AIVAT
gond for a copy atone°.
' GEO. J. CIIITA),
The London Seed Store
City 11a11, rti8hrnon114t, London, Out,
London, March 18, 18/1 61.thn
,Xeoelt L.1.1EVAD. 140.22.
Ilere 1.0er Clatliteg to Fit roe
contiOrtebtv alriatify.
Co, fttlly
owitre,otthe fact that the people of Emit -
Of and gorietAihditigdountry hiute 10 taste for that
it 0041irptt4Ib1e and neat, end more cspeci.
11) their clothing Apparel, have, in order to
ineet,thiik deniand opened 011t to
•Oente" urii&1iiiig et Tailoring Establish.1
in the fitand hitt'iy °connive! by Mr, ,7.
Ohete thq Intend keeping constantly on hand, 0.
Wel-nsedittid steel( of the latett styles of
IrWEElit C.OATINGSI E -C.
'MC tfight bag fun ChalitO 'Of the tltilhring do'
Valet, nett beitteeesite in 110, linen vi e re -
14110106 tt ett6ter*. Pattie,: bitying Cloths may
golf bit Pure/000 knern es cheap 1314 eYer they
ilinrchlifted good0l Iiixoter, beeidos having,
'Ztl'IElt (XT. FREE OF CHARGE
e.t.a:- A perfect, ilt georontecti
0'7(`(
arch IS, la75, rt
ItTIT ,DD E.4 SE X
SDAY, JUNE 10, 1875.
L. 2, NO 4),
WHOLE NO. 93,
The Dominion Laboratory
Go to the Pond:don Laboratory if you want
PURE QRLIGS!
Chemicals o r D y e
Stuffs
11 you went
Condition Powders, :or
Horse Medicines,
Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Toilet Articles,
PAINTS OR OILS
go t thel
DOMINION LABORATORY
A. Frysli supply of
I3EARINE, & VAN BUSKIRK'S
SOZODONT,
The New Brilliantine
Hair Cream
(hie of the Finest preparations for promoting
the growth of the hair, and giving it
A „Fine Glossy Appearance
All at the Lowest Rate.
N. 11 —Prescriptions and Veterinary -Fortun-
a parefnlly disponstal,
Exeter, April 6, 1875.
PIIBIIC CAUTION.
Oilltment are neither
lo minim:Lured nor sold in any 1111t of the United
State,, although they may be (Mtaitti (1 in theli.N.
At it...vicar!, Provinces. 8 twit pot luta hex boars the
)1riti$11 (10rer son en Alt tilt; words, '110,10-
130 'ti lill',111111 Oinutioht..1 minton,..mgravod there-
on. It has I.ektoroe necessnry to 11 1,1 titim aMPOMI-
et.lbeat, beenutie the NeNs 3:01:1:4, hen 1 hod Company
(who in.y nolant finding et lett that their name
1111.1. (Moll oxposed. 1:nye assimied the title of
' IQ o ;" WM. t,11V will tiny
their inedieMes dirt et how them, so t' int they
.t100 1e10:10 arrut.pomobts to 81:3.1,1y tx(ilusivoly
Me firm tit Messrs. 11.01113 & Co., Of NC W lurk, with
.,eir so.,•;‘,M•o " 1l,,1 il13s11`.•0 Pills and Ointme nt."
itia presum,d tont tionAllo 1,,0ge connexion 3I,i.
henry ,v Co. nave 111 the British Provinces and
tile public b: 1ils1`13t.0 be i1ei,04cd
upon by ultpeAlinlitii:!; :ilia otherth unk,
exereim, groat caution lt; prevent their being
1o1'.11.11, 03' litulit;i: the, 0 In edicin1 ti befOrillg a
e1einp with tin. Lame 01 • 31.(11ovoiy it Co., New
Cork,' printed tl,ere on. litory resrectable firms
ti. the It. iti$}1 P1.011,111.3.H10111. Obtain My Illt`cliCITICH
111.0et 1'1'0111 brill, 101.0' very properly suggested
mat 1 should, for the bemilt of themselves and
clic public, inseri tlwir names tbo 'papers, Quit
11 01133 he to town that mod icinc• can bo had genn-
me front thoni. The fene‘.ving is 1011111 of thelirms
• Iltulca to; asill I partienlitrIy IccOlomeml those
v;.., desire to get my medicines to apply to sofne
n the 1,11111u4 1111111e41: -30e1111113. Avery, iirown.
co.. Its lifa x, N,,14; 711tssrt.. Forsyth & ree., N. 8,
Uessrs, T B m. & Sons, St John, N 13; Mr. T
Des 31, isay, C1111riot-1n Town,P 1; 1; 'Messrs. Lang-
Ity ,0 Vieturin, 11(4IlmaNr8.1100re 10:CO.,V10-
tcria, 3111r. eietit ranee ciettanos n etessre
settee h. , Mo.i.troal; Blesers.J ll'iner. ch Co.,
,nitito•,; 11.) Bose, Toronto; Aft. A. ((hip.
1411110 sholtit, 1117 Mr. John Bond, Goder-
ich; o• u., Tel earo 1Thairmer,
St .401M, : ssis. Haminiton Bros., St John
5.1111, 11,1,11y, 1,',..holsor; Airs Oryon, Atorasa,
.N; Aft Cieorge But 0,, 3r., F.( edriekton, N 13; 1131-.
Wilfry:FrOthielii(Ya.:•.; 13: Atogis u
'Montreal. The medicines are sold at the lowest
wholesale nett prices, in rInantities of 1101 101141
than wortlt—vix., 8s. and Ns. per dozen
boxes
of l'illt or jots of Outtment, for which re-
inittanee lutist be sent in ally nee.
nor,now,
cnismiste a1n7 oth.r vendors of Holloway's gen-
nine l'ills awl Ointnient umy have their Mime!:
lagertotl u tlte Meal papei•sif they will pleatie to
a Nay here 503, Oxford-st., W
art 03.0., 1,, February. 38,1675 77-1n6
New Tailor Shop.
W. 1,417.o.6.7.:.1. TNEV'
PEGS to intininte to the inhabitants
Of 'Exeter and Viciality that 140 has opened%
New Tailorbhojl
IN BEAR
el DiVitieS ihileher-ShOp
EXETER.
where by strict attention to business lic ;hopes ;to
11101)1 10 fair Shore 0: patronage.
A GOODFIT GDAAANTEED.
.1 .VT -0 UrITV 6' A SPRCIA fa Y.
W. MoARTNEY.
()MINION GUN SHOP AND RI-
! ! 1'LE FACTOltY.
. W. SOPER
maitufacturer of and dealer in
Rat les, Spar Guns, Itevoiver's
ristolg, Fishing ,Taclde, and Hunters' supplies
Gun -stocking done in first -doss style. -Pin -fire
Owls altered co CentralEire,
Sign of the Gun and Golden Rey, CLARENCE
st.,hotween Dundee slid Xing, London, 7.1.1y.
L. B.
500 MEN WANTED.
to carry away
BREA
AND ALL LINOS 0E'
CONFECTIO:NT311-'17-
• (Plitiri Ana ormtreentai)
BRIDES,CAKE MADE ,TO -ORDER
• Special Attention paid to
Orclers for Parties, etc
The Subilariber would also onnoithee 1.o the
people of Exeter and vieinity that lie Ilas on
hand 4111 kinds of
GROCERIES
Tens 'mot cannel, be sarpassN1 for their quality
and flavor. Sugare, thirrants, Ilaisine, To-
baceoes, etc.
,ALC, all kinds At
1)6'1..11C4.1asgSWan
Sinallevnee, "theye, (deg All Icinds of
.l'roattee tal.en in exeltengo for goocIS,
Uncinher the plate—NCO decor to
lYitig Store, .131'ee4 ilefieeeed in alleiarte of the
teete free et ellargo, ,
BELL.
eels 1 87,:t
T R OTT
Fashionable
Boot, &'Shoe
WAXER.
30001diuforal ,,,uo people that lie has Commen-
ced bnsiness in the above line next doortoBell's
Bakery and Confeetionery. He has on hand to
spiel', id stock of Leather of all kinds, and from
his general knowledge of the business, nee do-
ing first, class workhepee to obtain a large pus -
tom.
Sewed work 'will receive his
spteial attention.
Repairing done with neatness and des-
patch, and moderate charges.
• IV. H. TROTT.
Exeter, May C, 1875. 88-nell•
The Peoples'
• STOnE,
rin HE 'UNDERSIGNED WOULD ACQUAINT
sa, the inhabitants of Exeter and surround-
ing country, that he has opened ont 1)1
Broderick's Old Stand
-
it large stock of
Ea=
BOOTS c& stioEs
ETC„ ETC,
niol trom the facilities that he possesses lie has
been enabled to purchase his goods in thil
Cheapest Market !
and he is bound to lot those who favtir him
with their patronage have the benefit.
A eallis only necessary to convince that I can
sell
Teas, Sugars, Coffees, Raisins,
Rice, Etc.
and evegthing in the Grocery Line at London
prices, midthat my stock of
Dbots&ShoesConaplete
-in all its departments.
Farm Produce taken in Exchange, and the
highest:price allowed. On hand a first-class
lot of 134Mon.
CRUNICAN
Exeter, May 6, 1875. 88
rr 11 E OLD ES T ABM -SHED
HOUSE
rc
Thanking my numerous enstoiners for their pat-
ronage in the past, and would solicit of thoir 'kind
remembrance in the future, would beg to remind
them that I have
nzmovEn
niy stock in tho New' and Commodious Depart -
merits of the
Brick lock
at the south of the old stand, where will be found
EVERYTHING
ir THE GENERAL BUSINESS LINE
consisting' of •
Dry Goods,
Millinery, -
Hardware,
G-roceries,
.Crockery,
Boots & Shoes,
Ready-made Clothig
Hats, Caps, 8cc,
Ihn.ve also added a Ilret-Glaaa
TAILORING.
Domtrtment in connection. My motto:in, ' Good
Goo& at reasonable. rates." Comment is unnec^:
eu.ry ; the goods ale hcre to speak for themselves
Hi&hest Market Price paic for all kinds of
Produce.
Remember, this is 'the Oldest Estab-
lished House in the County. Opposite
the Post Office,
Exeter, May 6, 1875
17 AT-tMERS
And. Stool: -13reecle0s.
771 M. SWEET, 17. s.,
tlraditate Vetert•
09'4
ease- se,
e•ee,
Ontario College.
Has removed his office to ono door north of c.
Eacrert's harness shop, arid nearly oppositc Johl
Tinsmith shop. Veterinary Medicines al-
ways on hand, Calls promptly attended to.
11001e41 examined as to their souridneils
Angus t28111, 1878,
4)1' the
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EX.ETEB
ONI11.A.RIO, TR
BONYAN",
'-
Bunyan the Pilgrim, dreamer, preacher,
Sinner and soldier, tinker and teacher,
For heresy-, scoffed, scourged, put in prison—
The day of tolerance yet unrisert--
Who heard from the dark of Lis dungcou lair
'The, rev old tumult of VitnitY Fair,
And shadowed man's pilgi imago forth with fash-
ion
Heroic , le God -guided poet -fashion,
Has now his revenge ; 1343 looks dc'iwn ou yon
In a cl nertily-conimissioned statue --
A right geed artist gave life anti go to
But his name`.s not BoeLm, and rhyme says
" no" to it --
And tho Dean of Westminster, frank,and fluent,
Spoko Broad-Chureh truths of the Baptist trann t
Punch likes the Duke and ho likes the Dean,
As tlio summer airin the summer green.,
When the Anabaptist poet and clown
Was sot tip iv the glory- of Bedford town ;
But decal and decanal folks shouldloarn
That to day with the past is of small concern
That light fur the clay's life is eaeh day's wed,
'Thot the Tinker Teacher has sown his seed ;
And wo want our Bunyan to show the way
Through the Sloughs of Despond that are
round: us to -day.
Our guide for straggling scuds to wait,
And lift the latch of the wicket gate,
The e'linrches /1030 debate and and wrangle:
Strange doubts theology entangle ;
Each sect to the other doth freedom grudge,
Archbishop asks ruling of a judge.
Why comes uo pilgrim, with eye of fire,
To tell us where pointeth min'ster's spire,
To show, thotigh cities may sneer and seotT,
The path to • fit:Laud that is very for off?'
The people are weary of vestment vanities
Of litigatiou abont inanities
And fain would listen, 0 Preacher end Peer,
To a voice like that of this Tinker Seer ;
Who gnicled the pilgrim up beyond
The "Valley of Death, and the Slough of Dt -
spend,
And Doubting Castle, and Giant Despair,
To those Delectable Alountains fair,
And over the River, and in at the Gate
Where for weary Pilgrims the Ang ds wait,
—Punch.
SAFE -UNSAFE;
on.
THE MAN MIME CALIFORNIA.
1131 li,I0111,0111).
CHAPTER VI.—Centin tied.
"Good avenint, Mr. Gwiler. I was
tould that you wanted to see me."
"Alt, Flynn, are you there ?'' auswer-
ed the merchant, lookhes up. but mak-
ing no proffer of a seat to his humble
to • .;..Yes, dia Want-
te-night„ but you had better been two
Weeli8 ill coming. I am not in the
habit of waiting, and you know it."
"If ye plase, sir, 1 w111 busy till late
aud cohldn't get away," apolngized the
eerier ; and then. he added, looking
drormd nervonsly, as one who had rea-
son to fear people lying in wait at
every corner to pounce upon him
:—
"Are ye ell alone about the house, Mr.
0 wiler 2—it's for a reason I have that
I do be askin'."
'Alone? Yes! What are you
shrinking and peeping at, like a fool as
yon are ?" roughly answered tbe em-
ployer.
did not know but there might b
somebody here with eat —a lawym
maybe, that you'd be truethe Ver
much wid the things that we know of.
:said the porter, fumbling his hat 1.1
the while ; "and I thougat•I'd take th
liberty of askin' you to be more careful
a bit, if it was all alone to yourself y
wee talkin'; for the whidy is down th
breadth of me two hands from the top
and up at the bottom and such word
as ye do be spakin hni. be awleitteFfo
ather of, us if aeybody should have th
luck to hear thim."
John Gwilor intensified his gaz
upon the speaker until it expreesod ilt
extremity of scorn and no small ad
mixture of hate; but he merely answer
ed in a monosyllable:
"Why 2"
"Bekase," said the new-coiner,rathei
creeping than walking. nearer to th
nerehant, and speaking in a husky
vhieper, that if it ceuld not be bean
without, wits still audible over the
•oom—"beletee I'm thirikin' that, 'the
noney I took from Richard Sawicki. -
son,' 'the money that eate,' and
somethin' about havin' Alr.'Saunderson
in yer power and buyin' Ins daughter,
hul he bad words for overheerin' iii the
strate, if the etas wasn:t me own. My
humble service to you, sir ; bet I do be
thinkin' thet same, all o' rueself 1"
"Poli 1" at iswered Joh (+wiler,
stretched out atfull length in his chair,
both hands in his pockets, and jingling
his keys by ‘vay of eolphits:s, tvhile his
glance, ecorn and contempt might
better have been concentrated upon
some toad or viper than anything
lannim. "Humph 1 did 1 speak so
loudly that yon could b sar me outside?
Well, What if I (1l? There is no',
much da ger of any one understending
the words, even if he did hcar them,
but you ; and there ie not mech danger
of your telling the story, I tithe it 1 Eh,
you blockheed r and, sitting itS he
was, he slappod the poor mini on the
ehoulder with atestuve and an ex-
preesion which mule the touch rather
it blow than the rough liberty taken by
a, familiar friend.
"No, sir, the heaYetti be me bed!
there's not nmeh danget, Mr, Gwiler,
that be, sityin' word about it !" re-
plied the portm, enticing even beneath
the blow. "But there might be oclh ors,
I do be thinkin'; nncl hope you will
1101 1)8 hard, ripen Poor mai; for srty,
in' that wish I'd been dead tmel gone
to me rest lAidoht btone nie
head Or a daisy to the foot, before' I'd
hu' been thinned to do the mime that
we knoth."
"Fool 1' spoke John Gwiler, with ft
eree and hater aecont Which seemed
to terminate in hies. "You tat
whimpering hgein, gre you ?"
"Iodate en'," said the humbled teed
brohen man, "1 Comet help it, the
0
•
saints bego to 1110 it" 1 eau! Ivory- 1.5 .
,1,
thing 1121,8 5e lled tO go so wrong wid. tile 0
Mr. Satnider, ,, ri stiice the onlitolcy day
that we roble 1 bile!" '
This too, like the other word); on
the sivine dangerous subjeet, which tile
new -coiner ldtd spoken, corning in ft
hoarse will per as a eccurity for eon-
cealinent ftont ttny ono withoot the
rooni or 14- t"tjtance. But behind
that large ikteltid d chair ood
the child, Me ' frig, ned,eif ,
than she lead een When- Joh*
1 Wileit ..Sa
.first turitedg eetvey from, the., gleSss--
.fl:r6ognlit tetillieed '12)t. ellf-1.9, (ett'''..'941111;i1°t'w:112.1-'11'v.'1'4'!Ye.
of crime and 'veil,/ S.lisihrhIlie;:-pqors
of g004 110'0, :,„1,404,401,;141.teeli.• ttni
p11071,t11e!Ifil0A1ilti.s.t'jVatits the, Mote
in the eye is to agonize . that, Organ.. to
Bemire its' eepulsiene , Maidenhood
feelgthe same' shock when , the hand
makes tho tiret approaeli 040 would
brash awey the peach -1)1001u: from its
beautiful modesty ; manhood When the
first temptetion is offered to walk in
thee tortuous and selfish paths, the
end whereof will be in removal from
id1 thet is good and true. More than
Mice, the little undeeling lied heerd
her,father's name, once she had heard
her sister's, and coupled withboth had
been the words ',robbery" and "crime"
---words intelligible and Leanne- .tt
meaoing, even to her. ''Are these
bad men, it d have they been dpieg
bed to my pa ?—darn "ein 1" was the
question that lied already begun to
eleepq itself he her mind, eyeu, if dimly
as the images lie in the dropping coals
of the grate, and the flitting chola; of
the sky; and more than once, \vendee
and curiosity overbalencing fear, the
elfish eyes looked fer siu hist ant
around theback of the chair, so weirdly
iatelligert% diet if the Men of crime
could have seen them, they must have
believed in the presence of ifoine sonar -
natural dwarf of the fairy hooks.
John (+wile), had been sitting during
all the interview, until the utterance of
poor Tom Flynta's last words. But be-
fore they were faiely out of that unfer-
tanate person's mouth, the merchant
was 011 his feet, had canght the porter
by the coller, and was shaking Lin)
like a reed.
wordoamgaii:ilyir0 1" he hissed, "use that
v
d 1 IN ill save you any
longer need of repeutitece. ' Remember
-
to whom yon are speaking, fool as well
as thief. Nearly four years ago, you
committed a burglary upon my pro-
Portd'--the property of my partner and
myself --the safe in our conntiug-room.
How you clid it I don't think there tem
be any . occasion of my telling . you.
Yen committed the crime, 1 say—a—n
you, do yea hear me ? I had a right
to open that sth, if I hial chosen, but
1 did not, Sohedeeneunderstand that.?'"
suspenNilt buthie hands yet upon the
4
John ,.„ „ Itereptteesec , 0.. s nett g
c tiler ofthe other--paneed and looked
closely hito the pained and suffering
countenenee before him, os if he might
be calculating how far ha could go in
his tyranny, ard what power of resist -
(t'700, if any, was loft in his victint. If
he really had that motive in the entr-
vey, the ailsWer was satisfactory, for
there was no .litaid, put np ler defence)
and the phor man Showed even too
little spirit to wag an eyelid in anger
et the ill-treetnient
'No, the saints be good to MU
trial' yer spelcie', Mr. Gwiter-; it was
inoself that did it, end not you."
"And 1111111 11 not quite all, if you re-
member," added the mettle:tilt, taking
his hand from the collar of the other,
but keepiug his • threatening position.
"You not only committed a burglary,
(encl you bare rno meets of proving
that I inch:teed, yon to dolt—your word
Would not be taken for a half -dime
against teine)—yon not only commit -
1
$1,50 PE R .A.NNUM
darn say not," half sneered
er, "But as it milts• me to
toll Jon ust now, and as 1 lave
sonatithnig. more to do in. that . very
direOtion, I do not Mind satisfying you
and iiasing your egligetenon."
"/Ls1n' me console -tree vid be it good
thing to o, Mr. Gwiler; but—"
"1 h as much need of Rieherd
Saunde t,,fOn'e being poor as beiug rich
myself:it: went on John, Gwiler. • Five
Yet go I determined to make Lillie
Own my wife—"
, et'that's youtger than your own
son by near .a 'dozen of years ! 011,
wirra 1 whoa 1" was the 'comment,
theugh it is to be believed that the
other did'notheeir it.
"Gins'ar'e-foolet Always, and Rieleard
Saunderson'st daughter was a fool
among the rest. She lied a lover, and
I needed to clear her of him as well as
to make her fathee poor and myself
rich. See how ensile, I managed it
with one little operation. He went
away disgraced, the loss of the meney
kept her father $o low that he -could
never get out of my clutches again, end
now I hold him, and her, in my power.
Within two weekhe s swill be my wife.
She dares not refuse to marry rue, if
she would, because she knows that if I
spoke the word her father would be
worse than a beggar; he daves not
even allow her 11 choices, for the same
reason. Do you understamd now, Toni
Flynn, that nothing more has happen-
ed them I wish ?"
"Yes, the saints be good to nie—I
understand, now," aSseuted • I he porter,
with the air of one who acknowledged
the intelligible reading of his own death
warrant. But sure, Mr. Gwiler—"
"I want no suggestions, but obedi-
ence, from you, Flynn." loftily con-
tinued the merchant. "Now, if you
have recovered your head, for what I
have for you to do Richaed Saunder-
son has dared to wince a little within
the last day or two—he needs toe have
the cords tightened i. stead of loos-
ened."
"Oh, that ye may niver die, Mr.
Gwiler 1 --but it's not harder ye'd be
makin' it for the poor man—"
"It's harder I'd be 111(11(111' it for you,
Tom Flynn," replied the other, mimick-
hig the few words, if you dare to offer
your a(1vice. I think that you heel)
been up the North River as far as Sing
Sing, and you knnv best whether you'd
like to quarry and cut state there for
the balance of your life; and by ---
Ph send -you there if I hoar anther
word out of you except to ask my plea-
sue
re nd to it."
"II do what ye order. and ax no
more questions—you know that I
must," was the hopeless reply of the
poor fellow.
liV
"Vertryilrwell then—now listen, if von
iee
ted it burglary, but purjery. Yonder
111 that safe lies your deposition, which
I took care that you 'Should sign 'and
swear to, declaring that itll you knew
you had toid, and that you knew noth-
ing about the tithing of the money.
Do )'Ott remember that. eniveler ?"
"The Holy Vergin Fetich me, but I
do !" he replied, feebly and vacantly.
"Rouse up, then, and no more of
this," spoke the eeiployer, sharply,
almost fiercely. "Be a man, or some-
thing as near to 0120 106 yen can."
“After ye've token ell the man out
of me, Mr. Gwiler. It's a very hard
thing 'or tayin', sir, and a, heed thine
to do," ieterrepted the
'1101221)11I if I have taken any-
thing out of you, Tom Flynn (and the
Lord knows there 131(18 11,011 11111011 to
take) I will put it in again," said the
merchant, his words a compound of
sneer and command. "Rouse up, I
say ; and when I order yeti I expect to
be obeyed. Thole is nothing to be
sorry for, you sAiveling fool ; and if
there W118, it is too late to begin now."
"Nothing to be sorry for, Mr. (inviter,
when Mr. Sauuderson is so near ruined
that, 'the byes mrty bo playin' • jack-
straws on the tomb -stone of his name
as a merchant, any day ; and when Ins
navvy (nephew) has been driven away
417101106111'over the wurruld, for years
end years, for Botnethin' that 110 Wag as
innocent of as the babe tinhorn ?"
"Nothing,--1Id yen, nothing," re-
plied Jelin Gwiler, with less of a, 1111800in his tones, but even more- command
and exultation, "Nothing—and if you
are not it bigger fool than1 over took
you to be, you will believe me tte well
as obey iny orders. See here, Flynn"
and for the first time be shoved a chair
toward the porter with his loot, (11)411n-
dicated that lie might occupy it --a,
permission whieli the other accepted to
the extent of eitting on the very edge.
"See hero,— do Neu, euppose I wanted
to see `t,olt here at my 110118e for the
purpeee of heating, thee° it/Lines ? 11
you do, I hauet teach sons hotter, thai
is all. 'You, ere huaing mouths oyo
tb6,‘ fate ,of ohl Hanniievrion ; now,
when tell you that fie lets 'grown no
poorer thee I trt,h04 him be, per -
baps you wilt hold 70(11' pt•ate,"
,of w
so' coeldel,
believed that of )3eti, Mr, (+wiles' 1-1
mane that I see why," answered
the porter, sedately ceneladitig hie SOU-
.
tenet ea he hogion
:nein tt home 031 aceonntes61, sick/fees
to -morrow ; I will see that il'o' one goes ft
1.1p from the store to look after you. b
To -morrow morning take the six I
o'clock Camden and Amboy train for a
rhiladelphia going down with as few
persons seeing you as possible. -At
Philadelphia, call at the offide of Hunt
liaslem, the lawyers, Sixth street,
between Chestnut and Walnut—you
have seen Mr. Hunt at the store, have
you not ?"
"Yes, Eur—I re/limber him. He
lets been there several times to do
ousinoin with Mr. Saunderson," repli-
ed the poster.
"Right for once," exclaimed the em-
ployer, encouragingly. "'Well, call at
the office, under the pretence of having
boon sent on to collect a little bill for
the firm—end ask Mr. Hunt to give
tylbol.
nya deed of mine that he Las been
preparing."
"Hadn't you better write a word,
sir ?" asked the porter, very reason -
"I shall not write , a word—do the
business as I order you," sternly re-
plied the inerchard. "While ,getting,
the paper, Manage to heve Mr. Hunt
—or Haelem if Hunt is out—get
into conversation with you—you have
tongue and wit enough when you like,
you seoundrel—and hint ito him—not
mentioning my name, and yet so that
he will believe the hint COMO8 from me
--that Mr. Saunderson seems to be
low-spirited, and that there are rumors
of times being tight with him. Say
that to him, and nothifig niore. Do
you enderstand me P''
"I think I do, sir ; but what good
will that do, at all at all ?"
ore
reply. "Now go, But stop, yeti will
n y q; ubeusttioititsi,atfiosol 11t yDbuutv 1 01111,1
swixanotf ItIlhOlinleYw.illiiieterrerea,ryeotttentlide0re119 7;1
and report to me here to -morrow
Tom Elynte not yours," was the severe
four will pay yoor othee expen8es: Off
house in tWenty-four hours."
itLjllel
with you ; do what I have ordered,
claimed the mane aghest,
foreclose the motrgage on Saunderson's
answer that 0110. Will melte, hitn
"And he will be ruined intirely," ex -
more security, generally, in deal
with ft tinnottglnpaced ttilCi celeulet
seoundrel than with at", honest -int
tiorsed feol, because to lie former 11
tires eau be presei and a line
pet•sisten11 t action 6 while 'w
ing
lug
ell -
1
the hatee there is at any moment Ch
gor of a superior adverse pressnre 10
th(1 dleastroite coneseercee. No su
thoteglietroubled the uccoesful more
ant and schemer, hokeveee his e
had never been brighter, Ins prospe
of continued and' increa8ing 81,10.81
uever clearer. When hisesubordina
331118 cut of sight down thedlusky stre
ho lit a Began threw up the night -1a11
so that he would not haye the tronb
of putting his hand luta his pocket
„thudietelnkey on /14111reilui11, and stro
ed down file steps and. out Into
street for a well( that Was not likely
extend betvend the next corner but oi
The instaut (Mee, Ret
Saunderson etnerg,ed from her come
11110311.11110311. behind the chair. The child w
"frightened almost to death," mo
literally than the saying geuerally co
veys an actual state of 01111(1 ; and
her eyes had been wild and elfin wli
she aortght that place, of concealinei
they were now round and staring wi
'wonder and alarm ; but it was bayou
question that she had accidentally be
amassing a store of information closti
ad to work serious changes in the de
tinies of others than herself. Inform
tion bearing, fl,bont the same relatio
to a knowledge of what had really o
(mired, that a wilderness of furnitu
just Oro n miscellaneouslY into
house from the carte of the movers, o
the afternoon of the first of May. bear
to the mane furniture when deftly a
ranged in hall and parlor and dining
room; and ye,t. capable like that ver
furinture of being made orderly an
usefril in (100ne time. '
The little- atom stepped cautious]
out, after she had heard the closing o
the outer door—in her hand the not
which she had been sent by her fathe
to deliver to his partner, and. to whiel
fortunately, she had not been cone
mended to bring an answer. Sh
blinked her eves, as she stood, like On
who had soddenly been bronght out o
iitch clarkness into sunlight aud
ittle blinded by the glare; and on he
310108011 face was evident a struggle t
ring the Intlf-benumbed faculties int
ull play and uuderstanding.
(To be Continued'
Perna le Reatity.
What is it? what does it con
ist Do tell us, 0 benevolent pre
ologist ! for it is a theme of universe
omment by the melee, mad r6 some
hing unanimouely ,desired. th
°males. Is it symmetry of lace an
glossy, eneleeseaddeeeheeke, peael.
with, languishing, dyes. dark eye -brow,
nd towering hair ? If so, then all are
eautiful—e es, paragons of lovelinees
ndee(1 there is, then, no such thitig a
ix "ugly woman." She becomes
111)3111-8th—a monstrosity of the pan, and
ell her descendants perished' in the
cataclysm of Noah. See one ot our
modern Cleopatras on the streets., and
what a picture! Sylph -like form and
elastic tread, cheeks ruddy as those of
a ruraand reminding goddess, anreminding one of
the snow flakes in -verbena beds ; lips,
rival rosesbuds; eyes like jewels from
it seraph's crown ; hair towering un-
told stories high, and
"What winning graces, what.mojestie mien!!
She moves like a goddess, and sho looks a
queen."
01-
11(1
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ky
c68
ss
te
et,
eh
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of
ith
Poor Tom Flynn had not spirit
enough left to say 10 single word 'in ex-
postulation—not even one in reply,' ex-
cept a, subservient good night, whieh
was scarcely returned. Ito rose from
the edge of his chair, weakly and with
hesitittion, like one suffering physical
J?' in even that slight effert.: Ile
took the money banded him, and
stuffed it into his pocket, then turned
mid steggored out of' the door and
away, the eyes of the merchant, follow-
ing him ass coolly and maliciouely as
those of Mephistopheles /nay he sup-
poeed to have followed Pietist after the
min of 'Marguerite had been wrought,
and the doom rendered inevitable.
,,A11 invaluable tool," he mused,
when the peer felloW nitd eloPed the
110/1 1 door and gehe down the 81e1(8.
"A mete shadow --nothing of him --
end the safor on that account. If ho
lmad 'strength to rosist pressure )'IOW, he
miglef be eventna,lly clangorotte."
John Gwiler had yet to leenpees
that the people 11)0111. eiteil'et in,
Allowed by the 'preseure of f;trolygey
wi1bicrYlti1.:t110 safeet—that there is
But alas! some one of her esex, let-
ting out the secret as usual, says :
"Many a face looks exceedingly pret-
ty on the street that is made up of bite
muth, pen14 powder and rouge, with
artifieially pencilled eyebrows, lips
touched with carmine, and eyes whose
sparkle is attribute,j to it bath of co-
logne water or tincture of belladonna.
Hair; you know, is bought at so' mich
per switeh, and eonturiers make the
drosses. Heartless; slanderer, and if
sve had nonrated her to proceed she
would have disclosed many strange
artiticos resorted to (so she says) to fill
out, round off, and plumperize the
form. 13nt all these allegations aro
certainly false, and that "allegator"
must have enown it ; and she thereby
comes nearest of anyto being an "ugly
woman," is certainly a very ugly per-
son—or very nearly so.
1.3ut female beauty does not coneist
in these things. Tho Venus of Appetles
may charm for it time, but soon loses
its effect, and why ? Because it lacks
soul, animation and intellect. No in-
ward spirit beitine cut through the eye;
there is no intellectand radiation from
an immortal eseeneo lighting up the
counteeenee ; no scintillations • of
genius falling from its marble lips.
Theee and these alone constitute female
beauty. The features may be as fait
and eymmeArical as the alabaster vase
of the wax doll figure, bet unless the
animating, ieradiating influenee of a
cultivated soul illumintite them, they
ttro ft8 powerless to charm 108 tile dull
countenance of a corpse. On the other
hand the feature4 May be irregular,
and at first eight repulsive, but when
lightened ep by effalgence of an inner
spiritual fire, the face becomes beauti-
ful and attractive.
No cultivated pereOn can long look
without admiration 'linen a face
Mated by intellect. Let the young
ladies remember th is, and cu) ivitt,o
the heart, the eoul, tho mincl—that, im-
mortal attribute which gives dignity,
glory and immortality to the sex.
Jones gave a lawyer a bill to be col-
lected to the amount of $80. Callieg
for it, after it while, he inquired if it
bad been collected, '1 011, yes," said
the lawyer, 1100 it all yor." " What
charge for collecting r Oh,' said the
tewyer langhing, 'I'm not going to
charge yOu—why I have lamtn you
ever since you were, tt baby,' and -your
father before you ; will be abota
rieht,' handing over$10. Well, said
Jones, as he ten:Meta tipon the trs ns.
action, it's darned lucky ihe didn't
know my grandl'athor, or 1 elsonlan't
hetve got itlivthino s!'
t
forrittr10440acr°1(.(„)411111.8' :(;vkeeflitln,04111ti°e1r "t!1.17011
on the roett'lead dropped in daily to see
o'bv91.57trtldhle'Pgriodttn?'"l4:r1 taut:31'1 tkoinlicd4c/L4L1 st!f t.114170s
braktiludit w S a good fellow, and one
and all'one nritted 1 site le, tfict hope ,
that 110 kfo.ctia `pull through. The doe -
tor didn't i'egard the cave as dn,ligerot13,
but tho 0,0111(.111°13; Was 8(2.1411 the li')11/4dtitenhite 13:011(11
1101 lirt) the night out. A doztii of his
ti't4101 ::0'h:inellizt.111:1;i3(elm"").V.(laltnnlveWriell111131:1di 1,1)1f1.
it 1),'21e rissar one of fliC depots, and
after the great trucks ited draye
tied ce 1 1
, esec to ling ty, the, belltt:# ha,
time. short, sbarp whistles nif the'fard
enginee soareled painfully loud. '410
patient lied been verY quiet for,jielf
tour,• when he endileiely AmoloTed his
eye$ and shouted e
"Kai -it -me -490 1". ,
Oneof the igen bruelied the hair
lieek from the cold',fereheed, road the
bralsemati elesed eyes arid was
for a .tiate. Then the Winc1 whirl-
ed around tile depot and, haltered the,,,
blinds on the tyincictei of leis room,
he lifted , his ' letha .401.14% `cried out ,
4‘jacksori ! Ihtssengers goieg north by
Ili," Saginaw road, clmoge oars l" '
The 111813 runlerstood, The thou( brake-
elit he Nt'llS corning. east en
the Michigan , ' Central. The effort
,tleelned to have greatly rxhaustedeltim,
for he lay Elie one dead er le nee
five minutes, awl t't watcher felt bi8
pulse to see if life had not gone out. A
brakeman opened his eyes and cane(
otittit going dawn the river 4)01111(10(1 he
whistle fund and long, and the dyint
"Ann Arbor 1"
17
He
had been o'rer the 41
and' t , but enlitiit6h
his stt0ini 18),
Death was drawing a apectral train
over the old track, end ho w brake-
man, engineer and eondector.
One of the yard engines uttered 10
WhiStle of learning, as if the glare
of the headlight had shown to the en-
gineer some stranger in peril, and the
brakeman called ont
‘`Yp•slanty--chillige cars here for
the Eel River reed 1"
"He's coming in fast," whispered
one of the met.
''Ami the end of his run will be the
end of his life." said a second.
The dampness of death began to eol-
leet on the patient's forehead, mid
there Wat3 that ghastly look on the face
which death always brings. The slam-
ming of a, door down the hall startled
him again, and he moved his head ancl
faintly called :
"Grand Trellis Junction— passen-
gers going east by the Grand Trunk
chenge cars !"
He was so quiet after that that all
the num gathered around the bed, be-
lieving that he was (leach His eyes
cloeed, and the brakeman lifted his
hand, moved his head and whispered :
"De-- s
Not "Detroit," hue Death 1 He died
with the half uttered whisper on his
lips. And the heactlight en death's
engine shone full in his thee and eover-
ed it with such pallor as nought but
death can bring. --Detroit Free Pff33.
I Singing- Manse.
have in our house 'A. ram avis,
unfeathered aml quadruped—a verit-
able singing mouse. It sings ita
songs with all its meshed trills and se
pasty el the* iqi,rlatiorlg-iik„.,the',Itioniririg:_
bird, Early in the winter a mouse .
began to ,11 equent one of our bird cages.
He climbed up the whitlow curtain anti
gained access easily. Ho became so
tame and impertinent that he Was
finally considered a pet instead of a,
pest. So he madehis, home with the
bird, and got a new Song' in his month.
We could hardly believe it at first, bub
when in the long winter evenings',
while the bird cage was covered with
paper to exclude the ligist; eve heard
the canary swig in low, soft tones,
floating oat from„„the cage like the
gfeint, exquisite eexisic of a dteani" or
as if the gnost of some departed canary
had come back to interview ite mate,
we were led. to a solution of the mys-
tery, one we least expected. One
eveuing we carefully lifted one eariaer
of the paper from the bird. cage,.and
there sat our pet mouse singing fla
UV& 11101188 8fflig before. Since then
ho- is our household fairy, lingering
every eveniug, and at intervals through
the day, gaily as the cricket ou the
hearth, Since the warm weather his
favorite cage lits been removed to an-
other room, and it is pitiful to see hire
hunthig for his feathered teacher.
Climbing up the certain to the place
where the cage hung, he will look
around a moment, and then return to
the window, and, perched upon the
erossh ail of the sash, pour out his
little soul in a song as mournful an
that of a dying swan. Then he steps
down, and in a little while he is heard
qgain in his favorite niche near the
clock. --,4 (III.) Letter.
.4 queer Di..vcovcry.
A MYSTERIOUS BULLET.
•
eorrespondent to the "Toledo
Beebe -writing froln Ilitstings, Mich..,
says, "About ten miles south of thie
1)11100 10 farmer, while driving sone cows
through a deep forest adjoining his
fielde, unexpectedly came acress an ur.•
usually la,r;re Intel: Stretched ottt 'Upon
the ground, and nanteing teway the last
mentente of 1118 existence. The animal
was evidently very old, and in a sadly
emaciated condition, so the feet thitt
the fernier uxnneditt.toiy put a „blind
through its head 81tould rather be look-
ed upon OA 1111 itet of compession that,
otherwise. Juet, as lie wits about leav-
ing he observed it round 'nine) on the
anitnel's side, which so attracted hie
attention that he stopped to examine.
Quickie disoovering that close under
the elfin wes depoeited Ut enund, hard
body, he used hie knife and brouglft
light a Silver bullet eneh es wee used it,
for
thegrrie1
enci108t,tiliirt: ellofr ttl'11'1168tit;
to lliS Ilet18e Where after col ,
13001)1e he succeeded in tittering; it, etid
f gond to his great surprise, that it
atined ineeeage written in eipher
ti -
011 paper attennated te rt, high degree;
Other than thet the teepee Was, slightly
diet:010Na (MA 81.11.110101ltly, 116WeVtr1 to
Ohlitetitte the ellitMet(4r$) rithir the
beillet nor what it 8110108411 bore, any
evidence of itselitte surroundinge or of
the Strange Vicissitudee through tehiels,
it might pr0.ViOusly have gono. Sever.
itl men of' science have carethilly itispeet•
ed One telee of the pest, and are 113
nt41011 at it 10811 to decipli,ir the itteAsage
as to satisfactorily explain when and
how the bullet «Mete to be lodged in the
side oCttte bt1012.'C '