The Exeter Times, 1890-11-6, Page 2R �-1 T of similar sound);"perhaps you. Won't let
A STRANGE COU R! SHIP me ;o," •
Horn wtiad Tint 'se mall as that, but drew
aside ; and they all trooped out luta the
CHAPTER XXX.. -A Loa-Ilme Argil ITS ed. His manners, indeed, were odious ;
TENANT. >ntcreover, he shirked his work, Wide the
veterans did not approve of ; and played too
Small as is the tenement inhabitedby Miss well at peal to please the youngsters. Per -
Moodie Derr at Bract unere, we are about to haps he would ao etleely lieSe been tolerated
be intr.adocetl to ,a. still .Quil'er:-'' It is a log- even in the 'Fast. 41tOth,' had it not been for
hut situated in a last plain in the at west t hi,, weeny. He never denied itiulself, any-
--eof S . urrey I, Lea very lough Noei:imen of F thing aspen the seoae of expense, and
moonlight. He yearned to take his sword
and fait Ippon the lot of them, and (though
they little guessed it) was not very far from
doing it too. Re contented himself however,
with elannaning the door upon them.
*' Nice gentlemanly agreeable young mean
—a most abontiitable club, I call him,' he
heard the captain say as he passed by th
ton �t `niltling, and consists but of tia-on happily ewe cannot spend vast stints upon 'vmdox•,
daotleeimo ap ar;rents, that would open ones self wit/tone indirectly benefiting ares I've bled hila for once, responded the
duet fly iuto one smother sale for the inter- fellow-creataues. At the same time, lir, ensign cheerfully, n
stn eoneicalittle lobby four feet square, Horn \Winthrop\was by no means averse to He 1'14 bled flim, Hornwvasgnashing
Lanai; :`-s :rinse rooms are, however, . tliey " make money. and be el'ith make a good deal lu teeth over the list of his losses, ashen'
are i r iishel frith a certain savage spleno- K of it eonaetimes at cards anti billiar,ls ;cot a uttler tiocwtuient attracted his attention.
dour ; not. elegantly, by annymeans,buf every others, Ile lost, to his immense disgust. Ido It was the letter from 1u- father wvhich bei
obiect e 1 gond, or at least • expensive of its - had no other pursuits, to speak of, sane had stuck on the mantel -pieces .a,atwnonung,
band, anti ao ultnecessarily costly, that evert these two amusements, at wench he newer unread. Now ho tore It opeu savagely, as
a rro eetwoman would exclaim. "dols ex- ° lost au opportunity of perfecting, his skill though he did not care what was in at;
t ove:put r"at the sperm of them,. and a The spttrta,bti'eetetl ice;most Englishgentle- ;chat were seoldings anti peevish remora -
he past'expenditure compared
y gu ,, tan: " Holy folly r" }':eery artiste ;� men in one revert --he hada grievance ; str L es about ex enldltu
in the .i r4 m a a on the leeirol ni table, aa, anew er tircal of inveighing a aaihat the it such ill-lnek as had befallen him that
for exam:pie. as of `•ilvergilt; the huge 1,rltstn- 1 monstrous inaistice of elosingtheregimental evening ! The note, however, centand
es ore r,t ivory. with a�.uat Ut arnasen^r,.wed ; billiard -mon upon Smulay, ed neither scolding Ilor retnonstr.unce and
onth their ks;aeiear-case ofsolidsilver. ; After breakfast, by which time it was yet what it did say affected hint far
u
P notes than his I tf 17 s. His sur rise and
}int ttii teal trach an ontt t• Tgii tl.r.g lies afteruat *, ,,acre n.i , tl:frac seouncOn.Seien- t1t-•'gat for tine anonteat overwvhe erledh}In ;
Izesadt: thele ; stint aspects it a IanatEln-leas hoc;
t.uaa31a1/ " el .d 11 t1' t "
even a :nose s sole- nectar, set with precioals lietleu an atm Solara o£ ca c:tun brat play breathed hard through his set teeth. Thee,
wet a Iewnn
'
stoma. n .*ea � et4 is ria drink t tt. '} e. ., ant.'. billiards arid rt beer. _' r pp__av m 'Wen-
1 a t r ;I,Hr
.with pictures. rifle stemmas oa %tint -tt rRrep p'ayeol and drank without trm.alehr wit,► u violent_ execration, he seized his cap,
uud hu -reed out to the mesked ,
arc 1 r r,.tn, but t.1 ti,�„n m l &'i-lu ec'In.ngln 1 ninplf to invent t tau es ; when the tables " Is the colonel here's'" asked he of one
mei an l:^sift kid the m antel-pieee is .a chanced to leengaged e alevoted himself to ale was smoking in the porch,
raw \ t,.l r t T...1 nun , a'i1 as 'i, dainty trailer i }teratura,In the Drape ¢ f the S7.1., tie;R Tim, 4', ,:
in sat, '. ':}tea ee ■,' .,a a ii. -s1, in, bid a~bnitt•R`ine mud missed the ei«tt'r of t~tt�C.L.;far pi., or the? 't e9 r bed ! 1 e s.: ilittlll Lave been elf
long ago. had not old Pottinger ferrel: asleep
,t,,,,, , _ ,,a;d.t :tie carious rather than won = owe ltttther of 1a� % ":o r-r,t, acannliii'* to „
fair e> r €pteme,gtea tel«tier almost for touch, met great "event" cavae ori; sand flew in u :mod grey eyes, was just abetting Bands
but at : a, ,go a.itlered from careless handlau„ �:tic t,1ce of their u►alie rnnniu He had a
o e�l n. y s:ae , res y no Itng; e his lips bye1une pale and pinched, alta 11e
any hole) of Nelle; it was once to wonder of . three. butes over the eattlq
l eircaant,t L'e3 •they call eat°eeivetl la'Itu ielleal �`h 1 1 h 1 f li I i
that i•,s tletsvers are bloss:tnlless, its figures marvellous knowledge of the "previous q with aq;Sela t"monger} t11e guest of the even -
rt wee evidently brea
q. l o ,breaking
for t n the. fluor, r, whit°h is earinetcd by a � Ilerformti a t," of :,acne crrattires, and, in- up, party g
0
lI to stood outside, biting his moustacheimpatieutly, mut waiting for his chief. At
fast he came, struggling into his cloak, and
evidently in a great hurry to get home.
"Iloilo I toilet do you. want 1 It wild
pada Lieutenant Winthrop was not one of
the vo1one's pets. "Not leave, I trust ,at
this time of night V'
the -kilt atut patieuee of a Mlachiaveloi, At 44 yee, if you please, sir, leave."
son It Young fellow enough,with au immense Y poet he ni nife•sted en intelligence whiel, The veteran laughed i nten ptuously and
clo i1 e t ut tl, 3e :n, ww a In a th :defend ideas was �almoet Inttamtlou, lit :,new the 1 t' 2 UIUL % ee the street is Iaatiutesi
e_ -
r
l t � 1 clothing,
e a e.t t a
art
Qtr e e r'n frail elress untf ern} evidently east
off with rloleue ?--3 word leaf out of its
*beetle; and. a broken brau,lp :male.
Let its isope it is to drown the Nome of
the esee,t,l !bluer (het the owner of all
these sp,elldout•s is ialdul it.g in the bad
babit e'f stool:lug in bel. The morning is far
advamre d, yet there !ge tie,, a swarthy. band -
deed, p , .•-sett mute a mine of ww orthleaa in
forma*ion upon similar t•a1li,:a. lie ttncly tate
year whim n Cerise first appeared (though it •
was 1 wti .he- geattr.iiiat i•+i-ftec hA 3'vait*ii-tial
her exampled. and how raiser: the don, Hilly
neigheal at 11.ed;Ite of his celebrated. per-
form:mem He• Wtelrld also scheme to get
4` half a Irvin" in the elide of a friend, with
ss t'r.:me a in les inoritia. and. I.i. eyes roving I:Alen t.ontrasted with the shallowness of his walked hastily on, followed by 'form as a'
wr ata it
:astern c xpre a,,on tis them, ;, of ante who • etrenuth of the table toa hairbreetith ; email; tie a tea earn
e 4 t;'ta hmerzel, wa `; D_, witt.:lir ee; .1: ¢ ape * i mgmo tear allele;u inions areneo1 what en : 3"Z iga fist urgent private atl'airs. she.
} , at a_ nc e o rfa, it to , h D t get angle w\a ie1.o the greatest nav'e't,1• , emir ar11114 ,,You be hauge"tr (and worie)said the , td
asp. n tioi his tlnaot strolled It 'Ar of ne^e sere) onel. He also had had his losses, antouutinl;
to nineteen sllalhjnga :rod sixpence, mei had
been kept up beyond his :ileo by a Atollsla
olti fU...4 . "I don't eau*. to ,tear any 1nere,h
your dead suits."
This was; a reference, inratlaerplain term,,
to a Habit wlticln Lieuteneot Wintlurp lied.
F4 g• fang reta s he presently in ..n jai* tot lie .lu£im e, L nlczltidil r, however, •
it grow,
%osis: ;at whrale from beneath the :fraena hajmmtel1 terra .alt. Horn Winthrop
1 ;bore creeps out 1l' "wvly en tavern -ems ; lost his to aaaltee tante his money ; acid then
ll i tie. Ae tine ct aa.,l;, 41 41L the trht t $i11 at• wee greet :-port to the (Milner spirits to
h�+ate arpian brute ---with inns fussy hey, and ; nee this:tem , 11t,ena In et arms and rive
Idrl~e•tl.hting head, his tikeuaess to late mats- assn brtrala laza one nerese haaa knee. fin one
air&rile n, wrl(44 he t hat.rzsl to nails has fat- of evolving dead aunts out of leis moral eon
to;rite t( ha;.-'. u, he alt-ewv ottt fits llauhnife, hrlousness—or want of conscientiousness=
and 1► r ultl lmlk teally have eat the Spot eat whenever he wanted lease.
of the :;Both, belt fhtr the renionytttnee) of "We worse than that, sir, this time ; and
his compicnione t°at'y foal: ltitn by tint' iap1 upon app soul its true," pleaded th eyonng
°•f the Reck:amine ep..etetl 141411 frim the. gentientan earnestly.
ter to Mod« remarkoltle. fd«• lees oleo to dui -
1 tiefie=tl cants m.,14. 0 expreeeekno fns of one
who neei.n to quarrel ; i . eyes are red anti
eneillea] ; Gi,:::moth ItSte a twv;t4. 1 in it.
' l'a.l I°' and the reiterated name 't] ac-
es mp uars.•t:i by an exceratifna ; '' c.Dnio here,,'
the t Ia^ttwiwordl.I1t: IIRexlauli*wVoile,
trate h i , however, by no means a coretlla-
tory one, soil are aecompanied by a pat ti t
the s les;rsterpane. Finn, growls dmeaatiefac-
tson ➢1h,anierpressure
n e o r motto -
they, mere proem even than the last, springs
on the bed. ai,l e>t,Intle there, oppo.ito aur; of the e 1 rat 1 nt t .. nt.ttt,d eeeeftttauali}
veneer ;hie frightful face one trowyn, ins good 144havi"ter .orad snot restraints are
hews •Ie ;;s quivering with rage and feat. „ galling to aye,utll of :1iit'it. After dinner,
' Now then. prepare 'o receive caw airy. too, it 44 4. tle t i," a 10 amt in an appcar-
1 ane fails on Ins great chest }for he hats no spec in the drawtnter.ann ; and oven, if a
hneeeto'.11leap (of). and )fazes at his :paster vacancy required it, to stoop to shilling'
with, dumb horror. He knows by experience whist :such Was the unwritten cede, and it
lrhat is emnlinlj. I had to be obeyed. Even in the pool room,
which opened into tltisapartment, a certain
Mammas of the lookers-on. The whole affair
was simply intolerable and preposterous ; so
Lieutenant Winthrop dropped a hint here,
200144. "\1.'i.. aw it, then?" asked the colonel,
trodnccd tm Isanl, fortune laa4l not been far- '. irritation, "But I can't believe your worm.
Upon the day on wlisetlt we heave been in- stopping short. but speaking with great
(nimble 1 uan.t nth a3"1 cul .• „
n int i r p, t,lr, and that's a fact,
t,
temper had been deterie+t i.e ti accordingly. • Morn drew kis bother's letter irons his
It was a great. night at mos ; the presence , llorkct, and put it into the colonel's hand
e , , the ;noon was bright, and the old mane
eyee were clear and sharp enough to decipher
the contents. When he had done so-'tBy-
Jove r"`said he, "that ie the deuce 'and all.
So your father's going to marry again, is
he ?"•
ee So he says, sir, and wishes mo to be,
preaeinioY.�'s
$1quite a young girl, of course.'
How can he be suelt a fool? How old is he?"
" He is barely tive•aud-forty, sir."
" 0 Lord 1 I don't wonder you look down
in thennouth._Vei good ; you may ,rave
your week's leave.' And off he strode to
ids quarters.
In half au hour, Lieutenant Horn Win.
tltrop, tecompanicd by Munk, leis man, and
Fang,
n through the
1 an his do teas driving it
�,� s b
44 Stand tire, sir ; if you move,. I'll kill
you." The lighted cigar is brought slowly
nearer and nearer to the brute's cold nose;
a low snarl breaks from him, a quiver
passes through his limbs ; at last the hot and a whisper there. to those who could be
point touches him, causing the most ex- • relied upon, and organized " a little loo"
quisite anguish. In an instant the brute's : in his own hut. This had to be done witli
body, which has by this time become a ball, eaution, because the regimental authorities
hurls itself at: its human torturer. So Burl- were "full against" loo --es eeially when
den is its ontslaught, that one would hope played in a private room. It was the con -
et email not fail to catch loin by the throat, vitamin of these 'old buffers' tlrat four out :lark lines of t o tamp, upon his road to
anti pin hint to the pillow, But his master of live of those officers; who are eonwpelletl to Ifraekntere.
is quite prepared, and inteposes a giantarm, i leave the army in disgrace, have loo, or (To ]al: ooNxi,TrEzt.)
swathed t)ntekly with a rough towel ; with some similar game, to thank for it- -so full
the ether hand` he catches the animal by the' of croteltets is senility ; and, unfortunately, _
Six Minutes° Stop for a Wedding,
Leek, sold compresses it until his teeth lose
their hold ; then Ire replaces his cigar,
whie-h has fallen on the pillow, and burned
a hole in it, and regards his victim with
grins Malevolence.
"You re a tail dog, sir, and must fly."
Wit lit hat he whirls the brute about hitt head,
and discharges him—like a boomerang, ex- good soldier, and almost the oldest officer in
cept that he doesn't come }melt again -eat a t the regiment, but a !ambler to the tack -
beautiful ballet -dancer, who is executing a 1 bone), and Ensign Colt were the select four
bria "A on the opposite wall. Down comes' invited by Lieutenant Winthrop to his
ull -deg, and picture, andall, like Baby !quarters. There was scarcely room for alt
Bunting tool her bassinette in the ballad ; at five of them in the little parlour, and the
which 'conclusion to the performance 14ir little table was so limited that they had to
Horn Winthrop nods. and perhaps, nmler
the impression that Toro Is atipanislnfor bull-
dog, nuunurs : " Bravo, Toro 1"
Presently enters Murk, his man, with the
letters • one of them from "the governor,'"
-which Horn throws aside with a disrespect-
ful e•jaeulation, and two others, the contents
of which being " bills delivered," make him
swear.
How's the dog?" growls he, for Murk
has been endeavouring to resuscitate that
animal.
Pretty much as lie usually is this time
in the morning," answers thatworthy. "You'll
kill him some day with your little atten-
tions:"
"• No, I won't, replies Mr. Horn, not at
all disturbed by the man's familiarity of
speech : " I'll teach him to stand. fire, and
win a thousand pouncle by backinghim to do
it."
one has to respect them- so far, at least,
an to keep these little matters dark.
There are divers lauds of loos by which
you may ruin you -self, brat that which is
called a unlimited' is the most dangerous and
therefore popular, Lieutenant Forbes, Lieut-
enant Fordyce, Captain Stonethwaite (a
put their brandy and Seltzers on the car-
pet ;
arpet; the loo, on the other hand,was somuch
the reverse that there was sometimes fifty
pounds, or its equivalent for we have not
all got ready money in such plenty—on the
table. It is not our intention to debauch
the young by describing this attractive
game ; let it suffice to say, that he who Lias
a long purse is commonly successful at it
but even with thisadvantage, one must have
reasonably good luck to help one.
" You'll want it all, sir," was the quiet
reply.
Having doctored Fang, and picked up the
broken fragments of the picture -glass and
bottle, this perfect treasure of a servant pro-
ceederl to administer to his master some
brandy and iced Seltzer -water, and to get
ready his bath.
Mr. Horn Winthropas adaintydress-
er,
P
and perhaps expended more thought in
the operations of the toilet than he was ac-
customed to use in any other transaction of
life ; his hair was anointed with unguents
till it shoneagain, anal his moustaches waxed
to a point so stiff that it would have putyour
eye out, it was quite curious " to see him
shine so brisk, and smell so sweet," knowing
what we did of him, and what a rough and
rotten kernel lay beneath that shining
shell. The gallant' lad was off duty,
but still it was necessary, since
lie was "in camp," to wear his undress uni-
form, which limited his sphere of choice as
to cut and colour. If ithad not beenfor
the trouble of it—for Horn hated trouble
he would always have liked to be on guard,
to wear his. full-dress clothes : even in mufti
he was a splendid spectacle,
An intimrrdad before breakfast would have
marred the appetite drama men ; but Horn
performedprodigies,
in the:
mess -room,
first
partaking of all the hotd'
p g isles on the carte
and then devastating the meats upon the
sideboard. His demands were like a Prus-
sian regiuisition, only not so civilly express-
ed. His servant Murk had his own reasons
for putting up with his young master's be-
haviour ; but Lieutenant Winthrop was not
ageneral favourite wits the mess -waiters,
nor with the soldiers over whom he ruled,
z.ar, with the officers with whom he associet.
" The devil has got the cards," cried Horn
Winthrop in the present instance, which
was a euphemistical mode of stating that
Ensign Colt had got them. That plucky lit-
tle fellow, incited (let us hope) by theremem-
brance that his father, who was a clergyman
of small income, could with difficulty pro-
vide for his expenses in the army, never
hesitated to play, no matter what the
stakes, and his consequent responsibilities :
he backed his luck (as the captain confessed,
though he suffered by his courage), f0 like a
good one." But Horn (who made no such
admission) suffered much more heavily. In
fact, though his prudence always suggested
his keeping considerable funds in hand, he
had to set down little memoranda upon
paper.
At
twelve o'clock the
ensign rose."
T
Play
no more," said he ; "I am on guard to -mor-
row."
"0 yes, Ilike that," said Horn offensively,
and meaning that he abhorred the idea : " to
cut away after you have won i That is very
fine 1"
The ensign, usually pink and white, be-
came quite pink. " I will play one round
more, and that's all; that's flat."
Theround was played, and largely increased
Lieutenant Winthrop's obligations. The
ensign put on his cap, and Horn his ugliest
look.
" I'm hanged if you leave this," said the
host, with his back against the door.
"You'll be hanged, at all events, if you
get your deserts," said the little ensign : he
wculd have stood in front of a loaded can-
non without winking, but he was weak and
small of stature. t' Come, you let me go."
The captain, who had been ruefully
cast-
ing
interven-
ed.uphis own little account, here terven-.
ed. What ! you won't let afellow go
home because he has won your money ? Let
the boy pass."
He began to swear, as his forefathers (for
the Stonethwaites had all worn the scarlet)
swore in Flanders. It was like a niiitrail-,
tense, whose ammunition is inexhaustible.
"Northumberland i Cumberland ! West-
moreland !and Durham I" cried he (or words
The twventy-lninutes-divorce-railway stop
of trains in Indiana was beaten in Washing
ton
W ashington county, Pa., one daylastweek, Mr.Will
E. Robinson of Beallsville and Miss Lou
Jellrey of Bethlehem boarded the train at
West Brownsville and contrived to get mar-
ried on the fly while coming to this city.
The party did not wish to be married at
the home of the groom, and Mr. Robinson
could not get a leave of absence so as to get
a marriage license in Pittsburg, and how to
got married away from home, take a trip,
and be back for duty on Monday morning
was the question to be solved, and Mr. D.
M. Watt,superintendent of the Monongahela
division of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and
Col. Chill Hazzard helped the interested
couple out of an interesting dilemma. 14Tr..
Watt had the train stopped at 'Monongahela
City. Editor Hazzard had secured the at-
tendan'ne of the Rev. J. T. Riley of the al.
E. church on the depot i latform. Mr.
Robinson and Miss Jeffrey stepped from the
train to the platform, and the Rev. Mr.
Riley pronounced the ceremony without
wasting any time.
The train stopped at 5.14 o'clock p.m.,
and was again on its way at 5.21, the cere-
mony occupying just three minutes. An
immense crowd had assembled at the station,
and a band was playing the wedding march
as the bride and groom stepped upon the
platform. As the happy pair stepped back
aboard the train the crowd showered rice
upon then} until they were literally cover-
ed.
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Indian Pole 41e and XXX Brown S! u1
Highest away as ane efeelals for Purity and Excel
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.atio: sand can stconglyreeommendit as perfectly pure and
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Min Ii Edwvat'os, Professes of Chemistry, ilontreal, says:
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Dov. P. J. F.d, Peso. Professor of Chemistry, Laval ifaver
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a. it is a tonic more energetic than the above ale, for it is
'iadvantage-
ously
little richer in alcohol, and can be compared advantage-
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As they blow
O'er the grave of many a lily
That lies low
With the dust upon its whiteness,
,
And the shadows on its brightness ;
But the heart feels still the lightness
Of the summers long ago.
For the harvests, overflowing,
Heap the fields;
There was reaping after sowing ;
Nature yields
Rich gains for all our losses,
And comforts for our crosses ;
Green leaves grow where the moss is,
And love the lily shields.
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A man should never tell tales of himsel.
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Wear your learning like your watch, in 'a
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d pull it out and
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If you are asked what o'clock itis, tell it, but
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An Irishman was told by a teacher that
liis charge for tuition was two guineas thf
first month and
n one guinea the second.
"Then, be jabers," said the pupil, °I'll begin
the second mouth now."
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