Lucknow Sentinel, 1887-05-13, Page 2-igia•Seeend Wife.
In silence ahe rabies.
• Her low dMopnig head
Toilet while he Pratte*, "
The,wife who Is dead; • •
And ever he echeee the oldrefeelp4;
' . "Ohl that weelifo •
With seeh a wife. ,-
'Poor SUB= Amanda Dfaitnda,,Aner.
•
She never was idle., •
She never would tiro; '
Her temper poled bridle.
Her gervantaintipire.
And ever her virtuesbe swill !Wein
"No one could be .
• Ilk° her to me. .
Peer Susan Anianda atatlIda laner,
She never sPent money.
• Waa ever content; • ,
To have anew bonnet
•
Would never coneent; • •
• Yet summer or winter.' Or shin'. e or eain,
. Weald never 'stay '
Erg* ()burets, away. •
1110 Susan Amanda Mettleapallitil
• Was never too earl• y. -
Was never toolate
" Zer dinner wee readyi •
Or riady to wait.
ite_leeLhanevershonld see agate
• with-neertelniter' - -
. Such peerleserees- • .
700r Omen Amanda Ilan -101a Jane •
°outdrew onbs hattana.
_part& bacherictittasti hem,
Bach
,Itar.b timeline a. gem..
Tenets of beanee, a pearl antboat. wiefeet
Whenwhevestbera"
His woes te sauna
: Peor*thisnlaneruts, ,.H.skilde, Jump!!
. .
•Ifeultinceelbelietens, • .
tbehrose
' .ilmennleutbstaritens •
. Deep down Lbilleerweest , • •
"Vegirsiselher*iititakeenelle vane ;
IneoneViliefee, , •
Peer sV5 njlmisM essadhlaamet"
•
`714"17,
• LOVE AND LUCRE:- ---
- A ira of To -day,
(By 3. IL Williatags the PlinnY men of tha
Norristovm Herald.)
, Tom Hurley, usnally as bright and jolly
Is a funeral director's assistant, entered a
friend's office .looking as haggard . and.
melancholy as if he had just witnessed the
initial performance of a new. American
comic opera, • , • ,
"The newspapers." be said, in a lugub-
rious tone, in reply- to his fri_e_nd'aetieg-
'tioninglooh, "havewrecked my happiness,:
and soon be's weary wanderer upon the
face of the earth: If then3 is an expedition
'fitting out to go in search of the North Pole
I:want to join it, and. ?terve and freeze to
death a few degrees farther north than any
other reckless explorer has ever reached.
That.would be lees;,ainful thin.te rennin
in this Pert of the countrY: 1 walla
achieve faine, too, and have my name put
under a caricature df a face in hundreds of
newspapers.---.41ere.,,cowhidimp...erd_As..7_
grace await rise.
Another look, bristling with interroga-
tion points ,impelled him to proceed:
' "It is s q-mr story, but is founded on
finW---1-e-vt-snever 'very fond ofwork,Yon
know, and'a'int a year ago I resolved to
marry a fortuae. Not being an impectini-
ounEngliah lord, nor In Italian, count with,
a name ranch lengerthantis purse, I fully
realized that•the 'fulfilment of this resolu-
tion was no easy task. .1 iiii simply an
American, with an average amount of
brains, anda respectable but rather plebeian
tame, ' and an American heiress • doesn't
look favorably upon such a sidtor, *less
he should happen to be employed as her
father's coachman. While wondering how
'should achieve my object all sublime, I
encountered. •this paragraph in a daily
. ,
_epees ow.
leaveiment atirmereattamimicaxsiaeare.
• CamblereElyeive the cerreers arch ;
Hetailsealme ache .f.oreeps.
He wins who asses the huovi niszch,.
•
Be thew about! Let dry Might
• • Tearepc.n eterult snows isa way.
And. tectoogle the Wean wails of night..
•'Hewdewnapentagenntedey
• ,
Press on! if once and twice thy feet •
Slip back and birder try;
Prom him who never dreads to meet 0
Danger and death. they're gare to Ay.
• To coward ranks the bullet speeds,
• , _While on their. breast who never quell •
• Gleams. gaudier' of chivalric deed*.
• Bright courage.,b1u) a coat or malt
paper: • *
"Was Maggie O'Backett;,ayoung,conieIk
and intelligent girl, employed as a cook -at
the Blank Betel in Cincinnati, has • just
• inherited-, a...•fortune of 6500;000 by •the
• death of an uncle in Ireland.' Pretty Magii
gie's lovers will now be as numerous as the
admirers of a Professibnal beauty."
Eureka!' Young, beau:.
Will, an heiress and—a cook.What a rare
combination of female accomplishments.'
I incontinently. determined to lay siege to
fitins ,O,'Hackett's heart. I proceeded at
once to Cincinnati and registered 'at ',the.
Blank Rotel. When 1 first beheld the
young 'comely Maggie," my, hopes &Wiest
But her name vre.s Gretchen Van
Dalian, she was a -oha-Mberniaid-in the
Hasche Honse in Blaketown •and mind
therefore be the heireesi After a week's
ncl)ouirriecespSerweywteere4P'engag‘tain, F°rilafie"reil"' *Sans"
to be a sub rosa affair. '
" Gretehen,' I ,askerl One. evening, '-ielaVe
You any relations in this country?'
" • Only mein Udder, whe lives py der
:iron fountry out, und'he Yos se‘cross und
savage like a madt deg. He would kill you
couple Or duo dimes ofer know ve vos
marnet niitout his oonsent?
• "This *formation was not calculated
in:'Itspire Vona man and prospective.
lirm!,ridegritayriosar
line Of hosiery „ttt suit
at Kerr's •
„ •
'news felt hats lot" 50 Cents'.at
;1x6Ytrriet'isvaltie silk. in
As, at Keree.
t3 pounds of--tliattea Oonn1I
or 0.1. There is -nothing like it.
Pa the times- -cheap di.y
cheap_millinory, at Kerr
'ReY. Aloreison preached
Viesbyterian churches on Sun.
- Press owl if forttine play thee false
To -day, tomorrow shell be true;
• Whom nowshe Oink% she now exalts -
old gine andgrantingnew.
of the presentivour •
MMieSipforfGIlIeIs past and pie ;,
T.) we:anus strenstlesecceedei and power
winsti frailty ePung--i•PXOss nu' t Press on! .
Thereforeptess ont 'Andre...en thegoat , •
• And swathe rise. and wear the crownl '
Paint not t for to -the steadfast soul • • ,
wealtle.,andlenier; and renoWn. , •
' To thine own self be true, and keep
Thy mindlibm aloth,thy heart fromeou;
Press on and then shalt snrely,reap
atlieaverilrhgrvest for thy ton. •
• BLYAHD Tatum
;
Canon atecou's itireeailence ieetned.
. Bev. • Malcolm •'151eColl;. leiter of ,•St.•
George's, London,. and Canon' of Ripon,
• sPe011ip at Nantwiehon Home -Rine; • said
, • he' was*mtereated Some 'Irish „„proPertY,
.on which the .“ plan Of campaign" had
,*"."*"...- been put intolorce. (1Langhter.) He was
• not going to denounce or to defend the plan,
but he'wOnItltell thorn :What liaPPelleil in
his own case.. Ha anemia en. agent ' to
manage that. .prOPerty, ; and a. short
r tinie ago Mx of the proper tenanta, offered'
the agent 50,per cent. of the rent, but 'the
agent refused to ,accept The agent
would have had repiiiirse to eviction, but he
....:L.....couldnet..,0513:_st•without his (the . Oak:,
Or's) conitnti and he tiaa7--th-074-gWt before
: 'hire and,: questioned: found
out thet. the • tenants had' been, on
the' farms for. twentyrifie Yeare; that
• it . was originally beg lhnd, and: their
rent was 3d per acre' and. that for the past
ten Years' the rent ,charged had been £1 per
acre. The last question he pit', to the
agent was ,this: Supposing the lailaW
had 'paid tho. tenants ea laborere
to the , what-, Would
Le duplex and .canfield dress
,
at Maointyre's..
ilk crocks' nod 'ell, 'chide of
i at price, at. 'A. D, Mac,.
in mher of Luoknow ws
rokat Tegawater. ou
. .. •
i defel 4-specia!ty, a
'et. A • . a,ssortmeut of
te Cheese frem. ' • •
:v."' greatest. mistake of all. Although- 1
had . lost' faith in newipaper-discovered
heiresses, Ives green* interested when I
reed the annexed. paragraph in at...313001e
„Morning joiirnnl: • , ' •,
„ angina/we Bellelile, a poor and pretty
Timing stametress-• of Claytete, Msss, has
inherited 6600,000 by the 'recent death
in A.fistralie of a :•bretliet whom she had
long moorned.... as dead. She has: been
officially notified: of her good fortune,' and
fell to zer.0.-443he was &bent 35 years old, Will goon CenieliiPossesaien of the money.' "
ithe
.
had.'deeidedly*ann hair, 4 coat n one eye,: "This announcement was...more, to _
and no 'impel!, !relit teeth. , •point ...than • either of the:preceding two.
Her bropo. was thick andher hands Mob** notified of her good fortune, and
lar103 and red. She was emost ' homely will soon conic' into, popeession of the
enough to Parry off '• the first prize at a money.' There was something tangible
female beauty show. But is really won. aboot. that. -• There Coubl be no 'Mistake
ilerfrd .how muoh feniinine;:nglinesi.. a. this t:tinie.' With buoyant .hopes and my
fortune of 6500,000: Will: rinceelisfully Con- nest Snit of 'clothes, I started for Clayton.
ceaL ,, When 1. remembered Maggie's Ibardly know,hOwit happened.bUt I Was
money, her personal ble-mishei dis' appeared. not in thetown twenty-four. hours before
as if by magio. There was after all, some- I met Visa Bellying. •_..That part of the
*thing about her that was intereSiang. and paragraph in relation in her •Pare9eal n.P"
attractive. 1 soon Made heracquaintenoe,' pearance., was , was young,
tiva when, a few days late.i, I asked. her to and • pretty, She was also a '• seam -
be iny wife, ihe gave the an einezeyeoli •stress, and Was itill employed at her
and Said : ; • • .; trade.' She hivil plenty of -suitors, but she
"Shtire,'noW,.1!,.ligther Tom, an" it is not. :showed a Preference for ;rte.': I felthighly
foolin' me yek Mr. -Sidi'a noicagintilinan ttered at bailie tbeebi.,niw1 Oa est:
as „yOureelf wouldn't deseve a poor orphin t•-• i•i•41,1 at De; b and .61-„:
girdwid naYther fayther or mother," • . t , Moderate charges.
" I 'assured her that .1•Was :sincere, and rii,.'Berrister,
liiretioiisly added; that the high order of . •
talent:she clisplityedin fryingthe sednetiee !' Sets.nekers. :obi)" :Ific;
THE CANAMIAX1.4-4.44tElite.
• .
Report of tie Physlelan On the 31
for Leper", in Hew Brunswick:,
The annual report of the DePartment Of
Agriculftre contains the n"Patt
of •Dr. A. C. Smith on the hospital Air
lepers: at Traeadie, New Brenewick, for
the ,year 1886: _During, the year three
patients were Omitted—two males and
one female. _ Of these, one was from Tra-
icacliginienr parid, ttleotherearacifrotiniet; onjjeboefretheweedze-
five deaths, leaving at present in the hoe-
pital nineteeneleven males and eight
‘onales. Two of the patients are in th,e
• *stagea of the -disease, their sufferings
•nt to end in death twelve in the early,
five in th0 more advanced' stage in
._ich different portions of the body miler
.m infiltrations. of leprous
,,,ding to
tC'fieshthe—. destruction of.
'cleat' run:nth;
foss of fingers and toes; and.
eicles destroying' the eyesight and flute-
' is Of tongue and throat. With the
however, of an outbreak Of
rerated-aore.throatrfrerhich.:,411
CLS we ut,Igtee, bore
heavily on
and ;this gistch,(tri,31thceh.titimee.
Stock has been an
wilty from innell of
intense suffering incident tothe &geese.
• 3 ,patient:whoiiil-discharged-a-year-agop
whose recovery. was entirely tine to the
• Oenic influences of the lazaretto' acting
A n d robust cOnstittitiore remains free from
'diftease. The girl referred to in my
• ort of 1884, from whom all symptorne of
disease were disappearing, has entirely
Overed, but .for reasons given in my last
rt, I did not yet advise her discharge
m Ptho inOtittltiOn• With . the ex -
tion, of one suspected, there' is 13ut
e 'known ,case of the disease 4 out -
o! the lasarette, which will, doubtless,
n seek admission. It is rumored thet a
• y living in the neighborhood of 0'11,6-
'ot-have the disease but private inquiry
Wctidii me to believe that it ; not leprosy,
malady bearing some resemblance to
First/ig Zefore my next report shall. per-
somillyinyestigate the .mattet,,I, Aiannot
close this report without adding an humble.
tribute of respect to the xaeraory of three
of the sisters who have lately passed 'from.
among the living.. While.: in ;life' it was
theirsto seethe the sufferings and comfort
the sad- hearts: Of those upon whore. a
mysterione Providence had laid in, afflict-
ing hand; now itlietheirs to sleep their last
sleep by the lonely shore,. near to those for
*hem they died. Barth May erect no
=mahout to such 'unselfish. afavotion, but
.116T0S0 the'ages comer; voicel' "leasmuch,
as you. do it for the least Of ray little ones
you do it mitO,ine." • ' "". ' •
- - -
• IT"IF,4*,17V4VITP- Ctilinnf4t41"
Itela Y1.011001! 40040 for 'Aire4 .444
: Vgly ex-Canylet. ' • • .
44 Ede, 4oePete* %PIP •411:eocom:'
plia_bed and beantifol.girl; of 17 was arrestud
here to -day while in the company of an tild
0.ittllohnftryied; d.ri;Cum#,Whnseirredoat'Sk.
Psaraws. ralmost.potosque .gt its .twa,
nese. "Busty" Collins, as he ie known to
the. police of 'western Cities and the 001Cerg
of the lew, has Vent *net of his lifo in
Pi -leen. He returned here two menthe: ago
from serving sentience in, tile Allegheny
Peniteeitiar:•'
Bose Trainor, whilwit-------.rennpai•
m'et the ugly eat -Convict on the: street.
He was pointed Whet. as a'late- release.
fteni prison. At 'first sight she seems to •
have conceived strange passion for. .
and she took the first. opportunity to make
his eintiaintanoe. He was wary, thinking'
her attentions were a trapi of Some kind t
for his benefit by detectives. But she n
undeceivedhim, leaving home, friends -an.a. •
the gurronnaings of a ponifOrtahle heme to •
follow hie fortunes. She,was his
company soon after she left home and was,
takeff -.parents, In beerage at being separated
from She poured petroletun into her
piano • Ana. set fire , to • it, destroying:. --
the...inetrumerit:_and nearly .burning the
house over her parente'beed&' Pecnred-'-'—
fronitonte again about two weeks ago With. '
theassistance of her strange lover. They
disappeared then, but 'returned here. last
!Light •J'aplei Trainor, her father, got a .
warrant • for their arrest,. and Rosa., and
"'Busty " were captured. He yielded, but
Rosa, 'fought like a little demon, Ego. When
her,father appeared she attacked him
savagely. Before she WO seized with thin
strengainfatnetiOnsheliad borne the char,
apter of a viettens: and more than ordin--
arily
'
gifted young lady, a member Of. the
Church' and a dutiful daughter. , "Rusty" .
migraine the ease simply by saying;, With a
Wicked leer, SheN.4 gone' on Me," '
• •
' . .
Advice to a Young •Man.
,
• My boy, when you meet e good-hearted,
genial open-handed • and eenerous,.,.
who; spends' money freely : when he hart it,
who "doesn't know the Value of money'," „
who only esteeins it for the good it can de,
who believes in the. lively shillingi, and
always does his best to make -it lively, 'who'.
Can't heard up money for the life of him), -
Who gete it; and spends it; and them .gets
More to Speed; so that all of ns may getle
little of it, who doesn't put clown every
Cent he lets a friend heve,asiliongli he Was •
a money:juicier; who, • if he 'has °Wynno.
dollar inlhe World will iet.yon have hinety
Cents of it if , you ask 'fikt it good,. ", •
smiled, generous 'fellow, who knows' no
more and Carer no. nioie about money than
Pig aoeti about 'Greek, and he, is a little
'hard up, andwants to borrow 00 of you for •,
n••••••few days—MY • boy, don't yen lend him
'aPent;',Zon't lend him a• cont.:- /E12,?. 1Dol '
want yon to • paean, closefisted. •stingy; • •
.weighing all. friendeliip and'. good feuov./7'. •
'.ship_oetheacities of the mozieY lendei? Oh,
-niy, boy,. I didn't ' fixiytbjiig, of the
kind, rsaidoind I repeat it, ”..dee't lend
him a 'cent. •Idon't Want you to be mean, I..
Only . want yon to be : Give •
him $10 if you:ha:Veit to 'spareand,feel like :.
; give him what -Metier you , ceri spare, "
and your heart and bead justify you in giv-
ing, but never lend that kind • of a. man a
,Oialy lend•rnoney where tbeie is at •
:least's remote idea Of its being • Paid' back. •
Tliat•i• ell„. • You may go; now: „ BytheWaY.'
I toOli, care of that note of :Jacillferrihatt's ,
that yon didn't tell ineanythieg about;
all 'right nowl. only don't lend Jack. any .'
more .than you afford to give " him:" A: ,
roan ,who hatine idea Of the value, of his
own Money has jiiktaglittle coinpreliengien '
oFtho
• .
be ,the • Werth of that lend now?
• The agent replied, 78 per acre. Than, says
be, it semis yoti have befin robbilig,•the
tenants of 13s per acre for ten .years. • go
held that it was complete robbery, and no
sooner, had he • made the reduction than the
tenants immediately retired' from the
plan•of campaign," paid their mita,' and
there were perioe„and harmony on that pro.
new: (Cheers.) ;Hepiit these facts
betoro a very prominent liberal -Unionist;
with the question. Did he do right or
wrong? and the answer he received was
that he did right "(Choate) • •
' Wentair Suffrage °tit West. t,
Effalfiaii Citizen (profanely)--" 'Why, in
the name of all the fugh-priced corner lots
of this 'great city, isn't dinner ready ?
• Wife—" Don't get impatient, dear; Bridget
' will bo back presently?' Kansas citizen—
"Has she gone out.? Wife—" Yes, she
• has gone out to vote.",--Lasisra,.e'COurier-
flapjack and boiling the .fragrant iiabbige y1•811Oker ptitits. for eight; cents.
had coinpletely captured my heart; that it Ofjoir',
was the '.practical, not the ornamental,. I • • •.• ' ' • • .
Wanted in a wife. For fear she Would think arge lOt. ttUrphen Ware of all
niymOthies merperiary,Kcarefilllyrefrained t• itoIntyre'a,
from-alliidingtehernewlY-segThiarav-iialth. vaines-T-iti-IVeli71WOia-cle-ir
' • • ' ", sett in ,atanito;ea.. •
correspondent of itrnistreet's writes'
that experts are :examining the saline
springs in theited,Rivet Manitoba,
with the view of determining:whether it is
; Sible,to make 'their' • remunerative. • In
I • ring ,wells for water, the further down
the operator gate the More brackish the
water becomes and at one point On the
Red River, thirteen miles above Winnipeg,
igisPring of brine rune out:the year :wend;
never freezing even in the coldest weather.
But . a still more :remarkable indication
t,salt May be obtained in paying qualiti.„
in this very neighborhood is found pii
enorthhankof the White hind River,
ere, at Point neer Wbodaide, brine of
'derable strength bubbles up in such.
titieS este form' a constant stream two
t wide and lour inches 'deep:. • Salt in.
-e quantities hi a necessity these :tar.
d regiontand if it is:found in Paying
• titles. it will a great saving . to, the
ere, who alreatly;thongli. the ..conntry,
ntsilia-raell-Peolded;'hav.e•-litinnalir
y f, -nm the Ontario prothicers , fro
!gOttinaL, , ,
,
WhereCririosity is lYnknOwn.
A. Pollee 'magistrate has refused to belieVe
- that a than cap live. next door to altaloon
and never enter it, Whyonen, •hava been
known to live next door to a church and
, neyer enter it—Philadelphia North American -
The ' Queen has; arrived et Windsor
" Castle from' the continent. . "
,
." There ate •niote sonnets in France thin in
• any other cothitry inkErliepe.
. , • •
' The biography of the late Mr. Darwin by
his son is to be in three large volumes, and
it will be published in a few weeks. '• ,
• " Gentlemen of tile intl.," Once said an
time Judge in Mobile, • The laWyers,
.. have beeir here' two whole days ' discussing
the constitutionality Of ,the law under which'
this snit was brought. - You have nothing
to do With that, All You have to ascertain
• ' is whether the man got thii money. Ube.
didho ought to pay it, Take the.caset,"=-
21inirican. • • • • /
In the netv residences at Montreal of Sir
• • Geo. Stsphen, Sir Donald A. Smith, R. It.
• Angus ahd ethers,-wireir. for •using, the. in-'
`• 'candeseent electric light Were Placed::::-
eompany lifts beet organized with•a capital
stock of &bent 6100,000, and all the capitol
; moolt.practicallv .takeh by,these gentlemen...
Mr. W. C. Vaiiif erne and others 'proposed
• to use the tdigot systere. Dngine stations
Will be 'built. at tretiOils pcints. arA private
houses supplied ds wellas ,banks, large
besitleis houses; factories, etc. The system
• will be in operatic:el by autunii.
,
t Pc't .1d l'h'
Indeed, ',began to austint 'the she tau litick broom e p us , satin
yet .hearaof her" goOcl' ortninzu She nY'
promised to ntarry • the, and the , went') lgu x, at GeorgeKerr;a,
ices to take place in one week. Before the Exeter "Timex has bought the
liventfulday arrived / Tiesti'oned Maggio
' " Relatives ' it ?' she sai'd 'Shure an' his gone to. Exeter to start
Oi have laiihine of ; bevies', they J ournal; • • •
are as peer as Mather Job's turkey.
Oi have,a this country., t00._4„.2 ney 'loaned at lowest' rates,
that stone is 'a big brother inthis 04V ; )1e. terMS, OTi farm property.
• ,
wid his two fists that 0: belave he could
' Bet. Maggie, I anXiously the'. .SzaTinniri "office.
haven't, you any rich uncles in Ireland?' fitatay-emeorfrb-07, w • en told them it
have only one uncle an' he's in Pie poo believ that you -are-, not actuated by any
house,' replied Maggie, with painful•I • - Bach selfish motives. 'If you will come to
Rick unoies,, is it? , and • Oi as an. error they soon rtadea away.
nees., Then showed • her the ,newspaPier Me tomorrow night and', say you love me
paragraph, but the' comely and intelligent'
giri couldif tires& ' when apprized of its
purport she snickered and :
' " a good joie, Mist'her Toni, so
,it ,is. The Wagger& knOWed it „wasn't
dime. whin they printed All the rill-
tives Oi have in the Worrtild'eouldn't :raise
foive hoondied dou4is beehune thine."
That 'settled' it. 'My' love for: Maggie
Vanished like the =sta.,. of a' smanier's try her '• lovers ' 'when she said'.that she
morning: • I was too honorable to 'blight had not inherited a, fortuneof .6600,000,
her life or give her my hand without my and I was her lest victim I Laid week she
heart. To avoid cans* her ,pain, I left married a young inan Who did not care for
thecity without ,informing lier that our Wealth, and heig spending her 3600,000,
engagement' was broken off. And now and really loved her, too." .
something me that her. big •hrother is • Next morning Tom's body was found in,
trail, and will sooner or later wipe . ,
theearth with. me. . .
upT.:tinleaked as if life was net , worth liV;
Rellebtoi, and ,Piissiiiore,
concerning her.relatives in the old country.
upon me honor, he's that shtreng an quicli• oss;, liarrister, etc., Lilekrietv.
knock out John stillivan . rsethen, get yeer route bilk;
to
m.
,000 to $150,000 of the product s the.
ight from Goderich to Winnipeg is $1.12
1, and the salt .is retailed at $2.$01,
ood home market would be assured from
•
Britain; and brat r'osPes191911a.
A "
Tli.e might and magnitude Of Britain and
r colonies, are presented' in ' striking
on if thatabidar form in square Miles
given .
' ' iiot*en"cops'rity7"--,-.
n land, Scotland; " ) .121 ow „mare miles
ea, Ireland - f , „! - •
,
Square ' 'Square
• Miles. • • . Miles..
Aden •: • 65 Leewardislands , 694
"Aseension".,, ' 34 Malta iind•GOza. • 117
poor '1??..ve Y011 an answer • 133:482iittteg'n;:i.:::;::.' 1.333 21eliteurii tiuf ' ,2,-,07g3
", • • Bermudas ' 91 Newfoundlanthat will make you ppyd... good
bade goOtzLnight and dia not see, .Callada-• xmolv.eW 806n1,thneawides; 31925:000005
her again. The following night Italy nia alyPieerPnY7'''' 2125,&°0 New Zealand.... 405.mo
200..nallea froth Clayton.. • • ' ' • . ; rna ' 4,000 North 13erneo...• , :`25,000
" Well, the girl had no big, brother Or P andicigeee 1.5,000 pmilieenetarylegestaintitiend),
ateirit,father to put On your trail anyway," mande••• 80*
•94ambia • 20 Queensland 668;000
eald hiii friend,' consehnglY. • ***** ' 11 Rotumah ' 14,
•• No" rammed Tomi, " tont 'eh° lied.to GdCoast ' ' L5,000 St. Belem), • ' ' 4r
Guiana • 85,000 Sierra Leone ' • 96$
South Australia903;000
8,000 Straits Settle -
Hong Korag, ' ' , 32 Malt ' 1,000
India and 'Bur; • . .26,000
, mah ... . . „„,1.,450,375 Trinidad •,000
a mai ca • and . .. 88,000
Turks Islan.d• 00e West Anstralii1,059,ceo
Litman • . 30 Windward Isl'ds - .800
T.Aagos. ' 73 al Other possestionsl
ing, and when hie frieUd' urged him to br
(
up and dis: miss' 'fodlish, fears, he. de-
jectedly replied •
• "But that was not all. . My adventtire
with Mise O'Reckett" did not gliatter my
resolution to Corral an heirese. • I. remem-
bered nifeld copy hook Motto • If at first
you don't ' succeed, try, ,k.tey again.' I
tried again-. 1 discovered another news-
paper heiress, This- tithe ' paragraph.
Gretchen Nan.Da1l11L -a, prett', little
blonde from over the Rhine; new employed
as chambermaid in the • IlasChe ItOutet in,
Blaketown, Wis., will shortly come into
possession of ;an eetato.sirrecf-at- e700,000
bjp the death of a Very wealt y aun'11-hie 'lists of the g:WiStiLanditturM 0
Vategalia."
". There was an sir of sineerity, about
this announeetnent,that ptompt,ed, me, to
instantly repair to BiaketoWil. 01,3 seUre
*Tiartereat'thellasehellOtteee ,DlaketoWit
is village. otabont 1,4041 inhabitants-, aid
was inclined to believe that the news of
Gietcherl'S fortinielad..-"not Preeesleci Me.
Miss VanDah re die•not quite fulfil newri
paper deseriptionlef ,pretty little blonde.'
She Weighed abut pounds,• was a
thoroughbred brimette, wbre freekles this pions duty, they went to the telegraph:
gliott heir, and had a ,niotitli of sneli OffiCe encl. Wired fellOWS his tiara:tit r
liberal proportions that she could make a " Bina& rerse4Afea last night. Bette by
quotunef a 25 cent pie , diiappear at One P•Pst !" - •. , ;.•
• A New 6..indie.
An exchange says: A brace of rascals
are going round :the conntry operating a
new and ingenicins swindle. They read the
local iiewspapers carefully; and,. when .a
farmer publishes an astray notice NO, 1
-ealis-tcr-•look,rat-'thetLaiiirnal. The farmer
shows the beast and the fellow decides it. is
not his; then he tett:mils to his, partner and
deacribes it minutely to.hire. No. 2 goes to
the farmer and, after ,proving by ri thorough
description that he •is the owner of the
animal, says he cannot take it away; gild
Offers tosell it at a lattegiiii,. The farther
buys it; and in ',. a few days the rightful.
tweet comes and claims the , ,
,
,
• f tined
unde t e al-tnw an enrolment bf
30.0000 men. . ... • .9 '
It is fortunate that the `war otses
What! a Dude With a Brain:
-A- Burlington dude was struck with an
bdearainfo::_tti.*e fi_rst tithe in the other.
day., and is suffering from Concussion of the
. , •• • , •
.. •T4eleitest birdcage has glass sides with
• , .
:a ,wire top. :. •
. .
Twinkle, twinkle, little star!
:' I know exaetly Whet you are
•, A glowing bell of burning, gas' ,
, . Bow:Odin retail Your central mass,,
• • Twinkle, twinkle little star'
. I keow exactly what you are ;
' For to my spectroscopic ken
1 see Ypyreploybyarogen:
The gu efolk of.14arigholm, Dtiniftiee
shire, Scotland, propose celebrating 'the
ianden'tirjubilee by 'starting atm* cemetery.
They take pleasures grimly in Lang',
The Aged Etiperer.' .• • :
, ,
German papers callste mind that ,Kaiser
:Wilhelm in his ninety; years has survived
ne fewer than seventy-two reigning
sovereigns who were his contemporaries,
Viz., fifty-two ' kings or • nueens, eight
emperors, sit `sultans and eix „ popes. Of
these three,Werekingii OT-Prussiii;FredsTribli-2;:t
William', it,. Frederick • • William,
Frederick IV, ; ,ttve Were Kings •
Hanover, two Hinge of • Wertemburg; four „
Kings of Bavaria. three ISingb Of Saxony,
one Kingof Westphalia (JeromeBoeaparte,,
,oneRing of Greece, ono Ring of the Bel. '
'gians, three Rings of •Holland, three Kings •
of England, , three }lined of France, • .11ve •
„Kings of Sweden, fonr RingS of Denmark..
three (or four) Sovereigns of Portugal,',five • , •
Sovereigns . flVe • Kings of Sar-
diniei.six.Kings of Naples: two Emperors
of Austria' (one of wheat" was the last of the.•
former line • of German. Emperors), two
Engperers'efftokitig, four Czars of •Ittissia.
He lige alsoiniffiveatvienty-ane Pies' ts. ' •
of the United Statee.=-N. THeiine,.
•••
. •
• Cholera and ' Revolution; •
AlPatama • despafah, saye,..• Cholut fs
decreasing -in Chili; : Two thousand 'eight
hundred and deventy,three . persons have
died of the disease in Santiago' de Chili ;
alone, ; • ,
• A despatch. from Guayaquil says revo-
lutionarypartY.tuider Rrtiz, Sandoval has
been defeated in Oolche by Government '
forces, and a number of them and'a .
number taken prisoners. , Ruiz. Sandoval ,
is a Meg:kali. He has served in Colombian
revoltitiobsi and only a few days ago left
the•Isthmus for the perpete of making this *.
raid, •• .• • ' • • •• '
. • •
--The Chief-otPolie,e ef.Toronto yesteer-, •
.day received O. letter frore GlaigoW, Scothild,
asking for, information Which teetild lead to ,•
the.whereabotta, of David Sherar, who left '
Glasgow in 1880 tuia worked for a few Weeks .
durilig 1882 in the Grand Think freight .
• • sheds,Toronto. He he been left a fertnno
of some $40,600 by his .deceased fathet.. ' • . •
• I'Vhile Out foteling near Maxwell, Out. '
yeiterday afternobh two young Men named
Thonlas Blakely and .William Perrer were'
aecidentally shot, the latter serietisly,
:At a ineetin ot tosi.
• a belonging to the Upper OttaWA
famous aOidiere are ding off se fast,. Montrea it'. Was aecidea ho
Weidd. have beet). only a .qiietitiiin" ottircte ;:grand-fteld: day,-perade.aiirl, :review of. all and ilvellfint„Gompany broke on ' Sunday •
when some congressman 'would introduce Ithe regiments in the fifth and sixth rniii; eVer• the Cliattdie'r'eritrlipape,c1 -and passed
a bill to pension' thein.—Phi.lade/phin tary distriote en .June 1.st,•.• in Celebration reePVered at a boat ef about 61,260, - bo
bi
7'1.7>les-,mf af6(tt, long Wy • '
1 •George MeRee: eon of Detective McKee: '
from his bonne and'ePtittry, and hiS teeth A *Lae' tuireatienae Why aianq you of Windsorrand a•bralteatiali oittl4Grand- .
fellows dilly Cierakteol bon.' Raving none Stop ?" said the fat passenger as he clam: Trttfik-Wksthrowfefterren buegy•OiSetur,
, • A . .
bered onto the &tr. '1',0 • didn't atty evening' near Sandwiehu.by his horse
" Well, to reader;" futeid tbe-7.0-lia•-thete-ate no totiis tedoitil• 'He le
•
kePlied theariver. " I stood on the corner" running away; His ofhis skull was fitiettirci
,ariVer, lashing hid horses. iheti,V,•I'Y,e6.-it, . •
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