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1IILLSB0R0UGH, N: C. SATURDAY, MARCH 5, ISSl.
NEW SERIES -VOL. I. NO. -23.
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rfr-p':i-:ble fur views
ht have been that the eky was gre u
an 1 tbe grass serenely blue;
It oiiybt have oeen thatgrapea on thorns and
fia on tLittks grew;
It mi'0bt Lave been that rainbows before tbe
BiiOwerB came;
It iniLt have been that lamia were fierce !
an! bears and lions tao,e; j
It mitjht 1 are been that c )i would melt, and
fcumtufrr heat would freeze; t
It mlht have been that shipi a eea would' j
ha. 1 aa.u-t the breeze :
And there may be world unknown, dear. I
where we would Jin 1 the change
From ail that we have seen cr heard, to others j
ju.-t as i-trangc S
hut it 'never coild be vvi-iC. d. ar in haste to j
a t i r i-p'-ak; ,
! It never cov.ll ruble to harm the po.r and
weak; - ' j
I It nev. r could be -iintl, dear, to give a need- I
j less I ain ; j
i It never c ju!-1 be honest, dear, to (in for j
j greed of a.ri; . '- j
1 Ait I thete conld not bo a world dear, w hie!
God is true abo re, I
! Where ri'ht and wrong were governed by any j
law but love. " !
wish to. Parson SaUine will no!
tic ilar. Silence gives consent."
The atterrxnu in question. Rose sat
alone in a little apartment off from the
drawing-room. She was thinking of the
! coils that were closing around
! her, and the chances there were for her to
j escapeJthem.The biackboy.Pip had returned
The Bargy.
We intend to speak ol the cise of the as
sertion that they have not time to keep the
ougy ciean. 1 hey come home late at
nishr, and leave nt out in the de or rain
bespattered with mul They sleep late
tne nen mornmir, and have to hurry off to
me neios, ana tbe bugy stands m the sun
or stornu
In a few short weeks that new buffirv is 1
tarnisuea and damaged inside and out.
Wheu we see a Youn Amenta bmrcv pass
on the road we can read the habits ol the
b ys in the appearance of the buy.
1, - - 1 - , , f .V , ,- , .
that i: would not be Iocs ere she would VU Ui luu ys are excevuingiy careiui
be folded once more in his arms, when r ltie ncw bugiiy, and spend more time ou
her thou-Uts weie disturbed by a rap on 11 lLaa OQ llie wnod-pile, or all the other
the d.xr. Thinking it might be Ler maid or implements on-the farm. This fit of neat-
h,v i;r, ci,p nnnlifant pnter. "tSo last until by some unfortunate combi-
The'dcr opened and much to her .disgubt nation of weather and roads the buggj
fchc saw S.lad Hall standing before her. " confi lu ul D1Shl bespattered or plastered
w-i t -.i I w"iiiuu. anu me ihu is loo fcliorl or time
bhe arose from her seat with the inten- (tT rfi trt nt . , .
Uun ot quittirg the rfM)m. The presence Th , , . . .
young farmjr attemps to remove it, he at-
A hat't th It erf
Sub-
inei the message he brought awoke a hope
in, her heart. If it was possible to save
her the knew Capt. Blake would do it.
She kue his heart well, and felt he would
true his own life f reel v. if need be. to
save her.
She was thinking of him, and hopintr
"Pull inns, for dear life!"
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The Observer,
Hillsborough, N. C.
Thi" Hide of Marlon's Men.
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ouu "J " vigorous laying OH, Uf wkw hn.v lit!, ..r.,,,!!,..
brings off the heft ol the mud and all tbe ! t0 the e ( f ' rv
luster ot the varnish. lhe shine is cone 1 i .... f ,.; , ... : .... ... i UMUKr rer;s in the
r -. 1 .1 t . - t . . . J niv i.mi4V.U 'Mlillilll 111 fit, Hl. i 1 k
lor goou auu .vim ji me uo s oriUe in the i ,.-t,,i., i . i.,. . ... ; f'-'r au 1 .roar iv.tv uy." re
..... i 4 f . nuiit. l 1 1 i .1 ii itii 1:1 I I t'l r:iritv ill .
. " ' I in ilLi il I r iill. . r, , r!.
1... ...... I 1 1 ... 1 1 .1 1. 1 . . ........... X ,
iuu naLs. mm iM-uiiRi linn ine ii:it k. ui me
4 T r.I.I TOL'HSKLVK v n,a..lh-'
1 1 wli. n t trohP-n rhanc-in (.!!-r-''i, th r hy
i . .i x k- nine wv. rt, . frn.-ii vuur iimT. Th'j-e
''We d( n't t:ire for the danger, Captain,
S : we're UjO ut-cd to 1 hat. There ain't one
pof us but had rather risk his life than that
! old tory should rob you of your bride.
She's a Mauncli iatriot, too. anl hates
the very ground that a redcoat or tory
' walks on. We'll Pave her, Capt. from
money I mating uas Hull, or all of us will die m
tbe attempt.
''Spoken like your own s-elf, Robert: 1
you and the
rest'ol my men, to help me carry out my
hain'.'S
t r rn .thin' inomw th it ar-; !t-iei, -.'i'iaiiy : fcJt that I ciiucl depend on
. ...... . . . . i . . . . 1 . 4 -. ....Fir..
Of.'OUJ' W I HI I ll.Y , Yi i. 1 I II' lf) UJ li'Jl. liii-
. i f ' i iVi' viirli ii:iiii'im r- m:i i it I II row rt V . want
i"" ... ,. .-Li i . ... ...... i .i. ,. : .
mini rni'ii, woni-ii, ni.ivs ana ii m io wi ioi iniui.-. ii is uiei'i:j a y uieie is 10 save
her. Her .uncle, Amos Herlin, watches
her like a dragon, ns does SlUis Hall, who
declares he will marry her before two
U - r 1 H lit 1 It t IP 1 1 IjWII lorn Hlfi. 1 l.e UHMIirft
w til p iy iiioi t h.in leii i iiifi ( riiliMr A.i-e-.
mriiin .mi i fxp.-ii-ive oinip aii'i a'.i tiiii u
i. (I. ireo. .No oiu- u i,u en ';" la, Is to nuke
n oiiry very ritp'-lv. Pmi an n. voir your
u lu'li- t in - - to tin: work, or mil) wur hpar- n.o-
ii. 'tnt.S. Full Int. .i in'aMni, that ishtt-U 1
nt rret-. A lilie s TIN.seiN i (
SI tin-'.
man she abhorred, but with a stately mein
moved a though she would leave the
apartment.
Silas Hall stepped forward and made a
motion as though he would lav his hand
upon her shoulder. s. I
'Hack, villain!'' she cried. ''Leave the
..... ,. li..n i"
"Why so cruel, Rose; what eiQeVit mat
ter I 1 o-morrow vou 11 be mine. Let us
speak now of thee happiness there is in
store ior u..
to stand
upraised hand, watch ng alternately the
captain and his pursuer, and the faithful
animal who had saved his own life.
"What a swimmer :"' exclaimed the men
who marked the speed of the splenJid ani
mal. The shark will have one er both
The scene was of fchort duration. Be
fore the boat could overtake the dog the
enormous shark was within three boa:
length of the captain, ami had suddenly
turned over on his back, preparatory to
darling on the sinking m.iu and receiving
him in his vast jaws, which now displayed
their rows of long triangular teeth.
1
i Aiii.isium isTi
EDWARDS, BROUGHT ON & CO.,
I'KI NTEKS, BIN HERS AND BLANK
I'.OdK MAMTACl UKEKS,
i:.Li:i(.ii, n.
Our Moilo : 'I ho lcit work nt tlio
lot? Nt possible price.
l:oK AN1 JOT. PRINTlNti.
I ! li S' iir ly n. . ! n f.r u.h t- say v' are
: o:t r i n p.ni'.l n r vm i k In his line than aiiv
:riVlii the Male, t I ur WOi k lS :n Wll
tur- uliotlt Not th Caio'.in . P.m. we wt!i to
. all a it I'M inn I. M he f 11 t that (-ur facblt ' ate
Midi as to i iil.;e i.s .. o n.pfi. wlili any h ai.se,
N " r: h hi Sunt ii, In ; 1 woik alii low , r . s
u.-hav. th.'P. -I P.iw'i :u d .- PnS-'S. 1 l.f
l.ar'-st arttv ot Va'ir.al. '1 lit? luost in
P rt-- .A. -. it t iu nt of r.ip.-r. Kii.pl' -y the i.a st
e:oie r.irr ian
.iilsrueMloii."
.iin ! i u! oi k lin n ai.l 1 1,
'1 l Mi,' i 'iir p 1 1 1 1 .lis pii .-rt
BiOK BINIMNt; A.NJ) MAMTAl
TLRlNt;.
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ali.'i't in
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i f i' ? kind ai the r to it
art.
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I'.LA N K lit H i K S
it) 1 -hi ui a i ' ' I i I'M
Wi-h t e a ''"inpi." I'ln h ry p, , x !r;,.
t!.r. u:ip coinpcii nt . tsiah. !:' er i It
P.. k. t-. 1 litie x Po ks ii-. is. l'av U ok-
ttiad at New i orn r.res.
.lat us ''.;r oril-Ts aii'i
isf.ii. t"! y .'oh- and prto--.
IIIM IKDS, 11HO It; III ON tl 4 0
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th'i. ;
iiays are over. He has Mich influence
with Taileton that he has sent a half
port iji.u, i hv(,ri. 0f cut threats to guard the
j house. This 1 learned from Ro.se, who
manatred to get a note to me by the hand
j of Pip, her servant. Her uncle is deter
l tnir.ed to marr' her to Hall, whether she
! will er no and Parson Sabine is iust the
iuan to do the foul deed for them. He
would pronounce the ceremony whether
$he was willing or not. Thete is but one
thing to ilo, we must s-tcal her away from
I under the very nose of the redcoats and
' their tory friends."
il "And we will do it, Captair. . There
j never was a time yet, but that we could
i Outwit them when we tried. It never
! was said, and I hope it never will be that
' Marion's meni were not a match for the
J enemy. To-night w e will pay them a vis-
it if ou say so, and when we coine back
we will bring Rose Herlin with us."
; i "That we will, Captain,"' echoed all the
j men gathered about him.
j I "l hank you, boy?. It is not often we
tail, anil 1 mink we snail not in this case
4-we nnii-t not. If we do it will lie too
late, and all w iil be lost. Rose IlerUti
mufct be saved 'to-night. She knows of
what we mean to do if the black boy, Pip,
lieis back all tight, and Iknow no reason
why he should not. As s on as it is daik
we will set out, and trust in Providence
and our own strong arm to help me.''
I A few words l.eie by way of explana
tion, Unit the reader may better compre
hend that which has ati t ady lten partly
iCvealcd to thenn
Cuptuin Blake commanded a company
of his own raising in the forces oi Gen.
.Marion. A 1 -raver i Rice r than lti' was not
in the command.
, Marion hon- red and tru.ed him, and
lie was th? idol of his rien
j For tweyear. past 'Rose Herlin hail been
' U' i romieeal briiie.
: I he whs an orphan. Ihr parents had
been ilt ad for M-vttal.yearp, and her home
had been with her uuc.e.
j I Amos Herlin was a tory of the most vir
i u'.ent soit. He was loyal to the king and
; iTeiwn, ami held in utter detestation those
' Uio were battling opresin atiel tr the
litxrty ef their coui iry. One thing if
j"osibie angenu him more than any ether,
j R fe, a number ot his household and his
! e!e ail t rotht r's e hiiel. w as as'slurdy a pa-
of her suitor was at all times distasteful
T fl lit r ami Lie ,nnn(p iinrn liDF nAir Trna I "
. .' ..... . . taCkS it WltL the old bro n and a fnrnrwili . . ;
eiouuiv so. lie (iivmeu ner motives, anu i... . e . . . ' i "- '"e uviti ue.
lock a step forward us,. though for the pur
pose of arresting her step.
Rote do not be bo cruel as to leave
iiiv, lit; .suiu. iu-uwuun 13 iu "ui l nM.. . in ,i : . " . , ....
...Ot.. ... .1.,,. , I 1,1 .v,uiut u-uiuw, ouu u VIUV
ntuuii;; uut, anu unit; 10 uiuuu i nuuiu ,t,,, .1 . 1 i- . ... ,. ,
0 A ' I the thim? don . irii.sten in tln mrm-diotit sic
say toou." , .... "";. V " . T
-., - . . , , . iacu 11 e.amc iieau lroni tne paiuier s
bhe made no answer to the words of the an.ia , .,,. , ... .
iKuuo. 11c siuajia 1 uai uic painiei
swindled him, aud the varnisii was- of no
account. The coats of mud and crit and
the consequent rubbing and scrubbing were
enough to deface a brickbat.
the carnage painter is blamed for a
miserable job
Ane her class of young men have their
buggy and are anxious to keep it m goexl
order, but lixey ruin it, perhaps, in a few
months time by bad washm
V e lay it down as an axiom that the far
mpr whn nvn not a fTnrH o r, .rr,. 1 !,;.
n. 1....I I,;.. 1 1 .. u. . 1 r.t I cniv. c 1 ikju mo iui-
I Ol I li I I I III I II H VV I I I' I 111 M. Mtlllltlll I
f "v"l"u 1 R mitrcTtf-
i... .1 1. 1 .. v .1 1. 1 o.
kMie suooiv nun oil us iiivu-u uis wueu , i,lffirv ;Q t,, fra;i an.
.. .II 1 I...- 1 .1 . :..... U IV..IU..UUU ''WK-
punuid uu, auu iuc uui xuoeuui one uau , t 1 - .
.! 1 I 1. .1 r 1 t. .. I " " i"m.
uiavu u ion- sienuer uagger irom uer uo- T, . . , ,
not ia use. Wheu brought out dfahe
liniiee it elwinot m ilnctml rT n-;t. f)ai..
lie fell back a step, holding out his I lllRtpr lf Xt " ". "
1 1 . 1 1 A t iT 4 , I iu iAv-xiN taiueivi 11 i7livuiu
nauua aa mougu 10 waiu ou ine eApecieu , ,fanpil before mntino- ,n th.. l,,.c
- JM IUV. UWUOV.
It ill ft V t tl inPiinoniiml lint ..l I
4.1.. .,..!... . . !.: I..,f I ."wu.vuiv.ui, urn, 111 iui, lUU U
x ui up uiai eoy, ivose, ima is uat a There is no n.Pi nf tv.L-iK,r ir.n
w ...uj, w
a creek, and there attack it with the old
scrub broom. Take a bucket or two of
water and a spongp, and gentlly wash the
top, thera the bed, and wring out a chamois
and wipe so no water stands on the vara
ish. Whenever water dries on varuisli.it
will lose its luster. A bucket anel a sponge
and chamois and feather duster are as ne
cessary adjuncts of a farmer's bii.n'v s a
ur 1 1. !.:. e:i ir.r.i i Is .
1 k.now no sucu imug, ouas xiau. 1 WTenCh,
ther than be your wife, if 1 were forced to
take my choice, Lwoulel plunge this dag
ger inio my utaru , via tirsi named. The average farmer
e:an Uly afford to buy a bugy, and harness
for pleasure. And neither he nor any
other farmer can afford to neglect and dt'
stroy them.
Wastefulness treads on the heels of ex
travagance, andahe model farmer will not
tolerate either on his premises.
were realized, for at some distance leyoad
the swimmer they tH.-ht.ld- a white shark
advancing upon him.
"Hnrry I harry, men! or we shall U to.
late ! shouted the mate. 'What's tiutf"
he exclaimed.
The splash which caused this mquiry
was eceiisioned by the piunre of Nax;,ia
into the sea, the noble animal having teen
watching the cause of the tumult from the
bow of the vessel. He had noticed the
captain's fall and the stuut, and fe.r a few
moments had vented his fe-elirirs in deep
grow is, as
late enemv
however
i whines of sympathy which so often sh w
the attachment of elog to man, when the
latter is In danger. At last he plunged
into the water, rapidly making his way to
the now nearly exhausted captain, who,
aware of his double dati-.Tr. hiu! but
pass.h swimmer. made fainter and i . " luil " ;:l- , t! ,!' anything
fainter strokes, while hi, adver-xrv rt-et i ? T y,m 1 lKiC ,A bu: ihxl
; "v. ii-rn- t t-ioioie Miip.iur well.
About a week au" Mr. tramhh, a
urban resideRt of CW Vt'And, t)h , disoor
1 ere-1 that the waUr o! hi ndl hn Hi H-ri-'
IviT ta-i'e.
"I hi i un i nb'.sUy sulphur water."
! "I wouldn't .te surpriseJ,' replied Mr.
; Crumble, ' for you know that father found
a sulphur well on hi place oae."1
"No iv lie re, Mary, tf yon are pVi t
' express an opinion, express a sensible one.
I D vu supr.o that. iKvaue wur father
is if congou, of the peril of his ! a,SU hur WtS f1,1" ' Cv! thf ,al1
ny and gratified at it.Hi3gnwK "v h V fta 1 SH,p,r
. were -so ,u cbanchKuuf, those 1 1 Km. ' Ul . anyl iy Lear you laU
.f .h.,..,. ,TfZX c. I lh-it wy- "-y d g away and say that.
I'd found a
w ur lather onee found eine."
sulphur wih dimply becausi
"I
I uc'.e
aud
w aH jut
1 . -ii. .j .!
ease overei
1
w ith yotL
a sulphur
But
Weil
rapidly upon him.
Luted the
ollowed the doiT,
1 him izailantlv
He mvueal neigiib us over, who, when
( they drank, j ronoutievd il pure sulphur.
' They P ik b.ieketf-ili bene, jiud. sl-elareel
; IJiitrTuintile woifld h te one of he rinest
ui the Js ate. i hr
water
e vti v' larv'. Whv,
l he v'tn
tf iff ..
voracious animal told what fearful pro-re.s j '7r V, V ' - , ' , 3 V
. .,,.,, f . i improving we Can co dovs n an 1 diir up th'
he was makmsr, wmle lnncaster, lather , 1
i , e , , . , . , . . ' . . . su.pliur wku a spade,
bow of the boat, s eU with a km e in his ' , (T . ,
vin.ioJ.i: li.t 1 stuiill OiU lS lO Mil, 1111,1
although he had previously tho ight of M-il-
Ul ' his h oilM.' and io!. lie refused to In
j tw u e its tonne r value.
ave
som, ami held it towards mm m
cirg manner.
a mena-
"Mie's ''iling witri stt'pliur now," said
Crumble, esterday.
"1 don't iue il s strong," rephe 1 his
wife. .' c.
"No, for you don't know what good water
is. i i.uI ra her elnuk wa'er without anv
j taste to it." .
He went out to lhe-wel! a-id Ctiiie back
with a i i'.cher full of Jhe valuable thud.
; He p nired eut a glass full, elnmk ntxmt
i halt, gagged, turned away and remarked:
"she'll le line by a week from noW. '
hired a nan
that the crisis had come. Bnv ffew Na- : to go down m l sve if he could n A wrain:
poleon, inspired with increased strength, ; up so.ne of i he sulphur.
The wi'.d shriek of the captain announceei ; Howiver he wmt away and
at the crisis had come. BiMrrffcw Na- : b go down m l sve if he couh
blow.
"P
foolish play. Of all men in the world
you would not harm your premised hus-
band'r"
"No, I woulel not harm him. He is not
here, It is against you, blackhearted vil
lain, that I would defend myself!"
"This is foolish talk, Rose; you know
that in a few hours you are to be my
wife."
had also arrived, anel with a fearful howl
leaped upon the gleaming belly of the shark
and buried his teeth iu the monster's llcsh,
while the boat swiftly neared them.
"Saved! if we're half as smart as that
dog is!" cried the mate, as all saw5 the vo
racious monster shuddered in the sta, and,
smarting with pain, turned over again, the
dog retaining his hold and becoming sub
merged in the water.
At this juncture the boat arrived, and
Lancaster, his knife iu his teeth, plunged
' 4.-h e any .'"' yells Crumble,
j "tu yes,'' answer, el the man. -
"CtcnuiiK is uf"
i "Yes w-oo-ok."
! " Y hat's the malter?''
: By tins time he ai rived ul the top -and
I thruw out a yeiiovv dog und an old bout.
Crumb .e turned -aw ay aud heaved. Ifis
house and lot can be tn tight at half price.'
Fai , t'i4tt.
He was a horse-car conductor, a simple,
A careful man will have his buggy look
neat and last three times as
lotg as the
r a
ks.
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day, until bis l.e-tise became so ui.e
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al le that she felt that she eiuild n 1
alude bentatti iis ieof. '
lie knew d her engage nut t to Captain
Blake, anel he stouiiy swore that there
sbi liid le an rial to lhe matter forever.
t v e r and over again he - declared that
hi' had rather she S-h"Ul Itiicthan Wed with.
L;n. " 5'
A friended his, a tory like l.inseif, and
marly as old, eiemai.dbet her of him for a
wile, and he ioundly swore that he should
h:i e be r.
ilt she wou'd not of her i-wn atc rd, she
; wound be tote eol to elo as they Wishtel, and
. oi carry e n t this threat, the day was set
; lor tbe wetidirg, ind to leave no aveuues
tor her t sci.pe tlie w tuilei be bnlegroom,
. Sjlfcs Hall, bad pre ured some ot Tarle
ton's inii.u ns to guard the Lome of Aniens
ileriin, ni.eitr the plea that it was in dan
ger, of te.ng n bbed by the patriots, nho
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w in whieL .li. y r- hL . t... Vu k lu.-i ev .u
time at grtat pio-t vu do i.t t.vV io iuve'
capital in .t. M c take an tn, r.
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w t re kne.wii tobe iuikmg m ar at hand.
'l his was the ccnelliioa of affairs a
tin. e our story Cpens, and we now
cent to t.;ke up the ibrtad.-t the narra
tive. It w as the afterno. n pr -ceeehug the day
in which Rose was to U- h revd t Uccu.e
the w ife of Soas Hall.
In spite cf l.er pre-'u stations her uncle
eiu! not alter in bis avowed purpose.
The wife of S..as Haliyuu shall be 1"
he crieeh "1 have sworn it, ami I will not
beiurneeifrom u.y purpee '
uN.ever. never!" tried liose iu'despera
tieai. "Do not he-pe for it: my lips shall
nevtr tpeak fle words that shall bind me
tei that old vi.Iain; 1 will die first."
1 1 U net d net speak them unit-
She turned the. point of tho dagger to
wards her and made a motion as though
sue was half minded to strike the blow of
which she had just spoken.
Evidently Silas Hall thought she meant
to do what she said, and as-1 her motions
indicated, fer he took another step toward
her, as though for the purpose of arresting
her hand.
"Leave the room, Silas Hall, unless you
wish me to do the deed," she said, holding
the weapon menacingly, aud the villain
seeing mat she was thorough!' in earnest,
slu nk away, leavirg her alone.
"i will keep my word,'' she said to her
self. "If Robert does not tome to save
me to-night I will die. I will never be
forced to this thing which I sa much ab
hor. The grave is far better than life with
that villain!"
. She placed the weapon in its hiding
place, anel a few minutes' later sought the
privacy of her own apartment. "
The night came on apace a" night filled
with the deepest gloom. ':
Dark ai el threatening clouds rushed
athwart the sky, completely blotting out
the light of the stars.
Noraiu was falling, although at any
moment it seemed that a
i might lieniurled upon the earth.
Alone Rose waited the coming of hor
pat riot do ver.
Midnight was near at hand. Her uncle
! It'll - 1' f
i anei uas na.i retired to rest, co iar as
; t-l.X' knew, only herself and trusty Pip
! were awake.
Tne latter had leportetl that the red
I coats within were snugly, sheltered, and
that unless alarmeel, they would not stir
again that night.
The moment was near at h ind on which
so much depended.
lherewasa low footfall without the
door a footstep which' she remembereei
w ell.
"Rose!" '
Ti ... .: .i :m i i . . i
n.evoice liiinu'u uer ie ner inmost
soul.
Mie threw cpen the eioor, anel the neit
moment she w as clasped in the arms of
Capt. B.ake.
'.My own," he whispered, ''come with
me. There is a long tlark ride to the San-
. tet and to the camp oi Marion.
i "1 will go with you to the end of the
' earth, Robert.
She stole forth from the house unob
servteL Miirp eyes indeed they must
Lave been, that oou'el have pierced the
, darkness thai surrounded them. A short
distance from the mansion the Captain's
men and horses were in waiting. To vault
into the saddle was only the work of a min
ute; and they dashed away on their long
) dark ride to the bantee, anei t the camp
of Marion.
Be f re morning dawned they reached
it, and late that day the words were said
that bound tLe lovers U gether while life
should last.
1 he unes discovered, when it was too
late, tnal their bird had Mown. TLeir rage
and disappointment knew no bounds but it
was useless. Love had mumped over tyran-
nv. it is almcst alwavs sure to do
-
into tL-e water where the captain had also ; guileless soul, who put in hi nice little
now sunK irom view, nut a lew moments
elapsed before the elog mse to the surface,
and scxhi after Lancaster rose with the in
sensible form tf the captain.
"Pull them in and give me an ear!"
cried the mate, "for that fellow is prepar
ing for another launch."
His orders were obeyed, and the second
onset of the marine monster was foiled by
j sixteen hours a day tor 5-1.75, und wheti,
oniy, a nicely dresseel, t ine and yellow -I
kids, exquisite, boarded the car .and began
to descani upon the beauties uf Dr. In
i lifter's strut n, he could n t Ltan l it. He
thought ot the driver trvmg to make four,
slu-h be -mired horses to the work of tight.
He thought of the thirteen minutes in
w hich he waj supposed to enjoy his dinner
the mate s splashing water in his eyes, as he - at the end of the trip, and his mighty oui
came again and but a few minutes too late , put up loth feet right off and howled fot
to snap off the capttin's legs, while his body venge ance. . it w as in
A Iog's Vengeance.
a-Kei
tones of wilting
'Is the -show all
An American brig, on one ot her voy
ages, hatl on board a splenditl specimen of
the .Newfoundland breed, named Napoleon,
and his magnificent size and proportions,
lus intelligent head, bioad, white chest,
white feet, and white tipped tail, the rest
of his bedy being black, made him as beau
tiful as his peerless namesake, who, no
eloubt, would have been proud to possess
him. He was owued by a seaman narned i
Lancaster, who was naturally enough ex
tremely fond of him. The captain, how
ever, was not .partial to animals of any
kind, anel had an unaccountable anel
especial dislike for dogs, so much so, in
deed, as if all his ancestors had dieti of
hydrophobia, and he dreaded to be bitten
like his uniorturate predecessors. This
el islike he one day n.ani tested in a most
shocking manner, for as Napoleon hadscv- j . jjv (
eral times entereel his room, and by wag- , '
ging his great banner of a tail knocked i
paper and ink off his desk, on the nextoc- ;
casion the captain seized a knife and cut '
the poor animal's tail off. The dog's yell An attache the English !oir.l of trade
brought his master to the spot, and seeing j has beven sjiehding some time in this couti-
was ehrawn lido the boat. -sarcasm thai he
Foiled a second time, the shark passed j done yet f '
the boat, plunged and was seen no more, 1 Lx -pii-ite 1- eked r a. her mixed. "How
but left a track of blood on the surface of j 'ditl vo l like the tug elephant. r' continued
the water, a token ot the severity of his the punch comprcsM-r.
wounds from Napoleon. ; "1 beg pardon. Thethe what P'
The boat-was new pulling toward the 'f)h! perhaps they wasn't .on to-ilay.
brig, and not many hours elapsed before ! But now was the monkys the little
the captain was on deck again, feeble from ! monkeys, you know Lively as ever,
his tfforts, but able to appreciate the ser- eh? ' contiajed ih- h.tif-froien conductor,
vices of our canine hero, and most bitterly ! as he wicketcd yelloA-kul n s:x cents and
to lament his cruel act, which had uiuu- 1 punched the haif-iare t-iip.
Jated him forever
"I would give my right ami," exclaimed
the captain as he patted the Newfoundland
who stoxi by his side,
pair the injury I have done to -that noble
fellow. Lancaster, you are now !u!ly
avenged, and so is he, and a most Cnnstiau
vengeance it is, though my mhnm may
will fe a s uree of grief to me a ! .rig us
AUulteratPma of liiltf. r
the calamity and the author of it, without j try examining into the iuc-suou of aduite
a moment's hesitation he felled the captain j rations in butter. As fai as his invotlga
to the cabin floor with a sledgehammer I tiou goes, he admits that t he oieomargaf ire
blow, which, had it hit the temple,, would j factories are' tarried n r ith a commeid-'i-forever
have prevented the captain from We decree ol ciean ues, and, when the .r
cutting off any more dogs' tails. The re- f product is mixed w ith cream butter. m i-r ,.
suit was that Lancaster was put in in-ius ie-ji of uiuv i tte former t one of the
f-nj-a which, however, he was wn releastti. j latter, it is hard to distinguish m taste ti e
'ne captain partlv repen ed his ciuel deed compound from the eeo-nd grade butter of
nugiau'X ue puiiis ou; in ii.a "oo ion.
m learning ttiat Narx.len had once saved
hy ( reiii j ! Vou must U- That is
-1 guess I don't (pnle understand," fiud
the cane m .tves.( t gUiu itig uneasily at the
if 1 could oidv re- ' ' ouipresseo l ps uil t w inkung eyes oj ins
' in ignoors on ine- pi. it: arm.
i " v ai the clown .is good as us lal f con
tinued. the tormentor, an-t then, at if he
S bad f-uddcnly struck a iica idea, he ui'ele!,
, iu ii tantalizing ton of a,N,'ogy, "Why!
' Ain't that a t.icus in there i o! Thun-
"de-r, you el , n't say h. Church, eh? well,
1 declare, what adea .
i As he slid n.to the ar Ex-'piiMte slid off,
with a j'itifui re membrahce of a piriform
full of grinning pas-enger-H, and when the
1 con ducior rttjri-.t he g.are 1 d ma th
slrret at the mm with the k;d and rn.il
lered, I'd tike p, get h -.d of these dapp-r
c,etft.s Hi, it are alwav s chinning every lly.
1 he :d .a ol li..i a co.nm' he-re'and llauntiu'
his le.sure h- urs i i my tat . 1 re;-ct
tru ; r. lig. -u ao m i -u as he d '., I'd 5:1,
bull d Kx'l propx--: to luve- il ra:umtd
down my thio.ii wiu.e I'm r-Knjwdied tj
oreak the li of the Almw-' -'
i A large aerolite fell in the suburbs
you ( of Erie the other night.
his owner s life. j ol this materiai were fchipitu,, uni r .is
The white shark, all my nautical friends proper desigaatVjn, laAt ear, fr- m New
are well aware, is one of the very largest Vurk, the greaitfj-an of it , Ho.Un-t, it
of sharks. It averages more than twenty j may be aumeav ma. ine rigusu wip e
H veu d i i ji
iitl.e ones o , i,
wee-, to Keep mv wi.e aa J
Le st: eL No tifee.
Bi
ar;4.
I'
. i
l'ir Aud J til.
feet, and I have seen one twenty-seven and .have useu not .a lt;e of? it
a half feet in length. It is generally coa- , sumption of I)
and most formid- S tn
:a or got a on
a . . . .
jieu u;
to ).
.ter.
m their e..-But-
the inv .&-
ti.it
j.-c
r.n o:
Xi1 ia -
Carried on,
jidered to lx the fierce:
able of all sharks, 1 adu-tera.il ,n is ny no means
I tut a for .tavt .f?v-sl ftftrr thp rf l- i ble ad s-oaiC that hive '..
trophe to poor Napoleon before he" became j which have found the. r way m.u the t-x-the
hero of a most thrilling occurrence, the j frt trade of this country. lhe -Vueue".
very thought of which has ofu-n thrilled j butter, male caie.iy ed h-.rg .arf. rs mucn
me with horror. Dunn the interval the cheaper man oieom anm-, au-o, -i.igu
noble beast was not at all backward in ex- much less wh ,esonie. m luse.y la ti,:.c to
hibiiing his wrath a, the. captain by low i supersede the latter M an adulterant. F .-
w.MrU'uken anir,.-hiii In V.'L'.n did ! lO WZ 03 thlS d 5CCi "IU g SCiiC, il J f .-Uil 1
' ' . .. . . .s- i. .: t .... i. l ......
his master, fearful for the ufe of his eiog, i ma; i ana.ee incuvy u-
thing tncaper iiisa euvne, iwt i.e.og
xant.t.es, to
is by
fine creari.trv
1 oU
II or to::
gray, s
k' ,w B
' on . the h
l.aggv
o
to trre;r
v.llv---
Oi.e d iy
wlieii he al
. and
I at o
wio Jivtsi at Npuire
1 i He wa.i a large,
i:u wis' taii", ytl
t h JiC wii in the
w A3 n. ar
ice
n
tw"
do'n aud cried.
Sain 8 ho
sick. ' He lay
esav to check these Bum ol His anger
The captain, however, made the allowance f fuivenzctl s-xipsto&e, or na.t,
he should, and offered no furtlitr harm, to ti asrted, U ofd in arg- p
X daiivrnec in this country, and
mix. j- ' v .
une rr.onunz. as tne captain waj suifu- i t - -
ing on the bowsprit, he let his
ahd fell overbtard, the brig then
about ten knots.
was the crv. and all rushed to get out the I inferior relation iu tm mutu.il cmrefiua.
I the b.g tears rax; d ma
hiS CtieeK.
L ttle .SSi carne up, n 1 1 ttiaU he aAked
Bjhc iw he teit, f .-t B-. re up
and tried to Walk h-me. rn ran by hi
:de, and now and then jumped and barked
a? i to htlp for U-1-x? to bar hi.4 pun.
li lay ti j'A u C rest two or -three limeA,
and am Ly d-iwJi whh him.
At ;at tLey revuhvd juife Hortoa'a,
filiDi7 oUlier. -is ia-e w.s 'ju.j uvaass u;:i ..tjuj ui.aiu --
-runain '' p--r u n, il is obvious that "us:ne at eight ; aid L- care of lje.- iJit-a ran
' i cents per rtinel,- and olcvm.rgannt at ! home.
: - m - . . i.
l.-Mrtt' lh-v aw i tie atmmt-r struuez ou; uav
,..T i.i.h u.e .t ..rr-f ritmi!i) ' organs is. :trhats, a protein 01
I'.Ji rk-I L. A I ML. T UiVbl -w w -J- t - 2i m -
to ; and as.they felt especially apprehen
sive on accjjunt of the Lite sharks in tho-se
waters, tLey regarded his tit nail? a with
the Cict pitafui ondtu!e. By the tinie
the Uoat touched water their wort fears
CLe-tf mm up. J uen ne tkxtn vuc
a on the digest. Ve next lsy, aad ran ahul the hou.e and the
organs as, ptrha;, a proh;tm of s-mic ini- "biwu, but couid not Had hi XrteaJ.
portasce, and )et, if we are-to be swindk-d 1 i'o-or R.j was dead I After a time
wheu we Uuv butter, il U, .erhaps, oaiy founi hi grave, and there he la.el down
fair that the wars; jwiadler taould be the i and howled. . liut he wa wen: bck W hit
Cjost fcucccsilul, and drive Lts more scntp-1 houe, and he thd not tH Sjuirjs Horiou'
uiouj cornpefitori in fraud out of Uie trade. aay nicre.