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l f bl ti ii i h ‘ ow to erur: werenirca y Ilrug gling t rou'ri t e. no u had tllntle‘ ‘ ‘ ’ Yea. Hilly.‘ he Inewcred. :ol’tly, and I heard it said . :m‘than once" what a good wife Andrew Lee inner; re. ' Uri. Lee turned her face towards her husbandl There war light in it. and light in her eyer. lint there In :otnething in tho expremon of the countenance mm led him. yo: ink Io!" alto united.

‘ , uite roberly. ' at aqaaatlon i' ejaculated udrew Loo. Hurting up: a gain around to the aide of the table when. [Ill

wit: ea: nit e3. nevi-i. queetion. Mary l‘ be repeated. as ho atood belghgr. on.‘

It we: all :he :ild.

‘ Yea. darling.‘ was his warmly spolr :tno down and Iii-sod her.-

‘ ow :tran e that you :liould aelt such a quertion.‘

' lt‘yon would only tell me It). now and then. And- rew. it would do me good.’

And hire. Leo erotic, and loaning her filer ngalnat the manly breaut of her hurbnnd. stood and wept.

What a :trnng light broke in upon the mind of And- rew Lee. lle had never git-m even to his wife the email reward of priduo for all the loving interest she had manifested. until doubt of love inid entertained im- aonl. and lnade the light ulmut hrrtliivk ditrhnose. No wonder that her face grew clouded. nor that what he considered luoodinru and ill~naturo took postcauion of her : irit.

' lou are good and true. Marys my own dear wife. I run proud ot‘yon-l love yon—and my first tlt-ail‘u hi yourhappinoev. 0h. “'1 could altrays see your face in the sunshine my home would be the dearest place on eartll.‘

AHow precious to me are your words if love. and pljllac. Andrew.“ mid Mva. l.ue.tlnillttg up through her tears in her face. ‘Witlr them in my cure. my heart can nivcr liejn the ehudow.‘ '

Ilow eta; had been tho work of Andrew Lee. lie htd‘awept his hand acvovu the cloudy horizon of in: home. and now the bright annihine was streaming down and flooding that homo wilhjuy and beauty.

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guinrrlliiurouil.

Tue Wont: or Narnia a'r Nunaua.—-The llmnil- ton Time: :nve during the p: caent era of human history. or since the diacovery of 'iugrn h civilized man the great cataract ha: changed little it a peamnco. and iii if h the cvorlnrtlrg waters have con conetsntly It‘ or wearing away the shelf of rock. the flt‘a of

rogrtasi: scarcvly perceptible in elite tune. 'lruo.

able Rock. which Only n'few years since was I site petition: ell! ovcriuoginf the fearful ni e‘ntirely crumbled array n the memory or the «rent jeneration: and geologirta tell: u: that the Fill a were originally located at Queentlmvn, and have receded in tint: by the wearing of the Water: a distance of seven mile: to their preacnt point of descent. lint melt cal- culation: muat extend for into the proudninic period, if

type, has almoet l them where they may be niwnyu made available on the

AN ARTICLE run nut BEAWN. ' y » —-s “ ‘ '1‘“ "if: ,

V ; r . , {‘1‘ ixrnnearisn Um nvniii'eonf.

Thi: i: the season of poetry. Sentiment thaw: out with tlle anow, and expanda' with the oarly llnwere. The pron grow: «lot uont on the tender gran. the un- fuldinv bride. and other rental \‘ogctablea. lint with Ill tine elevation of the spirit. there are runny ahliotinn: of the flt'rlll- Appetite. over-rtininlutod by the Itt‘l.‘gt'ltl cold :[n inter. :Ildoot the weak utotnaeh to do: repiia. and“ the iver to on overflow of bile. The blood- in over-rich. and among the euuaoqueuoee are hoile. urnp‘ tiona. Indothor external diaordors. ill health in a rod drawback to our injoymc‘nt of the glerie: of nature. and therefore it i: a: well. in advance of the forvttl heat: of eunmier. to purify the fluid: of the body. give tone and energy to the digestive powers. iiiid,i-etnove from the superficial veaavia tiioeu acrid burner: whivb aometiinos produce a apt-eier ol (creature. muoh‘ ion agreeable tlmn tiwt of the orehar or pnrtcrre.

Under those circuinrtuticea. we cannot better nerve the if) :poptin or plethorie render. or. in fact, any read. or who is out of health or but had I promoilitory warning of coming Iii-trims. than by advising him (or hot) to have recourse to liollowuy‘: lumen: remedies. Whatever umy he the neuron of the dillionlty. in what- ever [trillion of tin: cyan-m the seed of disease only he entrenched. lltlllomty'n i’illo will surely reach the locality, und t'xilttgutslt the disorder in ilaolrmentar)‘ stage. 'i‘hey nre peremptory messenger-i that will not bodonlod access to the moat intricate winding: oi the interqu organization, and which on principle inimicul to bull”) in any port at the human machine can :uccees- fully revist. 'l‘hii may 500"! a sweeping insertion. but there in a mass at authentic ii'elltnotl ‘ to fall back upon which nill fully eminm it. it is o lumdinr nplmv- lam that " what everybody says tnuei be true." and it is beyond coltirot'ertty llllll tho mn'ority ofolirlotondom mo and praise ilollowzty'n reme’ ins. War demand: hi» Ointment. for in undiluted tiotinie. and l'enoe re- quires it for her chapter of accidents. lie who keeps by him both his Pill: and Ointment. a: atluulard house~ hold remedies. may my with Cato, though in a different scale—-

“Thus am identify nrmcd i‘.’

We believe in being fore-armed against diacase and carnalltios. no for no p: 'eeible. Sou-m yearn ago a man was bitten by a cobra di cope/la lit the Surrey Zoologi- cal gardens, in laud-m. A preparation had been pro- vided which was said to be a certain antidote it the poiron of this serpent; but it war not at hand. and the

leer. tellow war dead before the remedy could be found. V0 mention lltla foot to illustrate the twi'csiity of hav- ing llollowny‘r l’illa and Ointment always within reach

'l'liut they are npet-iliea for nine-tenths of the diuenu-s of tho htttnun race seems to be a foot utobliibed by enn~ olmivo prool'a; and it' n. the propriety of keeping

Ilinrtont. n‘ln-t be obvious to the hood of every family. .—-l,'mcmuaili Sun.

A .‘iow Stunner. Cuirrruuwa corrcepondrnt writes u: from Waterloo Iowa. halting if we know one Edgar Uurnlinm. and of hi: history.

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“\Vll'c ole Whore titan been dlaeev it within are: Manolo, throwing new llubt on the hulldlna. the Woman. and the service: of

the Tun do. The r. complete exploration of unclcut oruoulem m and aneplclouely coni- rneneod. 'l‘lic opportune visit of the rultun and Grand

lelor to this country. and the repreaciitntlono made to the latter by the Archbishop of York. followed up as they have been by the enemy. them-lsdom. _ and tact of Llent \‘ urreu and his: udmlruble atoll“. have smoothed down Monk-in prejudice. removed local oppoidtlmt. and than brought about 0 nettle: for exploration and ex: cnvoilon ouch no never occurred bruit-e; and besides.

work. and are eager to be employed; and the exact points for successful uploratlona nre’now' quite \vcll 'uown.

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THE ST. P i'i‘Eli‘S ELECTION in now over, and those who hinclod they had uultlclent influence to divide the electors and defeat tho Queen‘s l'rluter. have had their eye: opened to the bitter fact that they are not half eunh clever and lullnontlal follows on they took thoinaelvoa to be. Whatever lie: and l‘niud could accomplish to defeat us. was attempted. but In rain. The people :tond true to on, end returned us by n ttutjul'lly of two hundred and tlfly vote: or so over our opponent. Mr. MBEWUII. This gentleman we: on. doubtcdly mode a fool of by a. few dovlgulug individuals with ulterior designs on the District—slocbfuced chur- neters with black hearts, and great pretensions of liber- nllty. Georgetown. and thank us for sincerity. whilst illn :ulv visors. no doubt not. are doing penance in Nicllclnllt and nation for their stupidity in cutting a switch to be upplled to their own bucks in due time. From the very outset. of the content. We had not the nllgltloel. doubt no to the l‘t‘h'lll of the election. our only tlreud “an that the peoplo. borrowed with three elections \vlthln (rite your. and dosplsiuu the factions oppoaltlun which was being rots. el against by. might not come to the polls in, oil. ’l'hlx prowd true to a certain extent. which accounts for the drilolon.y iu the vote (if the l)l~trlot by some one hundred and fifty Votes.

time within twenty years. adopted at st. l'otcr'o on the

for Mr. Melitven. :it the lamest. polling illvl~ion in tho 'tistrlot. the paltry number of forty-three voice. The omttoet. has don!" 300d in more way.“ than uttl'. It

their luoorruptibio. unpurchasenble charm-tor Not all the wcnith of California could have Iuatcrlnlly altered the result of the. election. They found no true upon the question of Confederation. [ivory promise we luul mode tvo cndonvorod to fultll; and they have declared tluvxu- solves altiixilctl to give us a fair il'llll for three years to mine. We bromine, them that. whilst in our keeping.

'the rate of reccavlon durin the limo nt‘ recorded obver- .

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change of the form oi the Canadian Foils. liuhle to 00- i ’out' at any (line, and in a manner that would be likely g to diminish. if not entirely divert the stream at present ;

ration: be taken a: an in ex. There are now appenr- Inera, .hchver. that indicate a rndden and entire

Mil? over the precipice on the American ride of Goat elaud. ‘ Within the part two years a peculiar; motion of the rapid: at a peculiar point about SWyurdu . there the curve in the Falls, over which the groateetl 'body of water di-acende. ha: attracted the attention of earl-lei observe". and given flee to the bulb-f that the current ha: made I breach through the wit shale Itruln 'nnderlying the limestone ledge ovlv'r which the main demnda. Tbi: ehnle strata is noticed under Table Rock. and the brink: of the river on either side below the Fella. and dercend toward the aouthnt a grade thut would reach the bed of the river about 800 arda o are the Canadian Folio. The theory described 5 I: tore red ital-if into on undoubted fact. within a too . work: part. Within that time Dr. J. N. Uallornt‘. nt‘ flbippuwa. ha: noted a marked and eminent change in the motion of the rapid: at the oint indicated. and it i: Ileo reported that the indications are discovered at the pouring of I Inbterrnnentt stream into the gulf be- low thaFallm which the aheence of the trust. it in thought would reveal beyond a doubt. 'l‘ho ultimate motto 'tlii: action of the water tnuttho to came a :adden receding of the Fella at Borne time to the point where the limeetone :trala terminate. and a complete (than in the appearance at the cotareot. A gentle- piaafi'ron the vicinity-of the Folio. of whom we obtain there particulate. fully belieVe: that the day: of the great "Bore: them" are numbered.

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Nanmaou ix Scorn Cnor.ixi.-Slmkiug outrage in Burlington mould—About eleven o‘clock on many night lut. five negroea came to the :tore of Mr. II. A. Muldow. in Burlington diotriotv about nine mile: from the court houae, and rapping up the clerk, Mr. 1t. Ange. aakcd‘odmittance. Mr. Sngs inquired who'tlley ‘*M."Iml received the reopeneo that they were friends '00-! to trade with him. opened the doovof the atom.

new”. armed with double _'Jl\l’l'0llrtl shot gone. loved. and placing their weapon: in the corner of the room. commenced oxniuinini.r goodr. remarking that they were in the employ of the railroad. had jnet been of. and desired to soak: purebane to the extent of toleaeh. About ow worth at good: score :eleoted. when one at the number inked hlr. page if he could eg: Itrmurv note of the denomination of 010;). dill. wjf: of Mr. Suga. who was in an adjoining room. hard the remark. and l‘ev :uap'wionn being eacltodhy it lb. wanton of the back door to the houvo of I [retitle- lain named Wyndquin, and roqtueted him to come to "the not: and in cure any trouble ebonld occur. to reu- ter llr. deg: any Intern-o: he could hlr. Wyndham complied. tallies a gun wlth him, and it: he reached the ever: heard the report of I that. He threw open the M; and VI: immediately fired upon five “ritually the “be”. He relented the tire. when they rinlied upon "and :Ilaedhi: can. and Iacnnto comm-during

' nh'teh he Iatrogenic other in: «cape. and in to t . flnflroi‘a boateneported the condition oi Ilia rt. . ‘ Iona: the lame :ould dreu and arm hiialeli'. he ran

' theater: accompanied by llr. Wyndham. Then all

and oeuvre; the found the abolch of tin-

tel atriM‘i :inoeay deak robbed and m 3:, but. dead on n... door. .. 1.3.1 of m Icon: “‘0

la. panedthrou h bl: head. From lhl: w of the latter. where they found that Mr. t

“cure N and Wyndha- went

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la the head. and Media in tore: differ:

burnout-AI old man of mate by. ' to “manhome trite-envelo- hlie court. Iii: clothe: looked «it w u. Elma. I; ih‘g had i at we: than op.

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We do; and I: it i: a strange. true one. known to him-

rect some error: these who epth if him have fallen inf“. Eight years ago, when we \virc changed on city editor to a .\lilwnul.oe paper, thvre livul in thi: State an editor named Powell. now connected with a Chicago paper. we think. lie in. union lie lav quit it lately. . . In long. Powell was married to u Min Elli n liuxnham of loliilllt'lld. Wit. otter u courtship of south mouthin- Mise llurnham's parents true old rc-ident: of Broadhead. and of high renpo-tibility. ti" daughter taught run-tr. had a large number of polite. and no; very attractive. Powell lived no husband for two yearn. «he being all that time a good wife in all respects. pyesonttng him but one child. At the expiration oftwo you". when about 2t year: of age. Mrs. l'owoll’u voivo changed. «he grew light window. and gradually chunged her sex. developing into n men in all rec. per". a: if nature. niiaiouo for a freak. had turned a portion of hetm-ls‘nuide out.

The lltlrsblilitl and wife rrporatcd when the wife became a man. and Mrs. lideii l‘owoli tools the name of Edgar Hurti- hatn. donut-d mule attire. mulzbt and obtumtd employment on a clerk in Chicago, and lived there I tingle man for one ’t’fll'. I ) During this time he fell in love With notice of Senator Morgan. of New York. but dlt- not marry her But about , the “id of the year he did marry ti young July of llroudhoad. Win. u Miro tierta Everett. who \l‘ls a music pupil ol'hi: when he woe Mia: Ellen Burnhuru. orer three yeai‘aprcviona to the marriage. 'lhie wound marriage Wits about two years ago. Soon after this marriage. “ .dgar" liutnham and wife removed to Waterloo. where they new lenidc. or did not long :into.

The torluor wife in now a man ; the former wife in now a husband. the tormor mother in now a father ; the former young lady. teacher of ayonng lady. is now that young lady's husband. Truth is. indeed. stronger than fiction. and the obovo uimpie statement of fuel: border: In upon the marvelous we could. not believe it did we not pi-uotinlly know all the portion wll'iroemi'n paper.

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Tnnaouarmxo in run 'I‘tmrten.--An English pub~ iication contain: come curious particular: concerning ti-irgrnphing in tho tro llG.. from which we extract the following futile. "in ludh. the condition of the country render: Idiliercnt method of constructing telegraph wire tu-oeuary. ’l‘rovereing. n!- tlie uire: do, dellre

we do in this country. The are. in fact. nmnil burn of iron, lhroe-eigilthanf an inc in thickness. An amount of rigidity in thus obtained which in neeoraury to meet the requirements of the country. The horn of iron ore placed on the topa of bamboo: at n sulilotent height to allow the country cart: to ill. underneath them. and over! to give peerage tn Ion ed elephants. The rizc of there conducting bore in neoerritnted by the honvy rain which fall in the wet season: in indiu. Even in ling. loud. the ruin dripping in a stream from the telegraph wire to the port is :iif‘ucient to atop the Nothing of the fire. loin-much an the electric current caeapea directly to the earth. and i: then dirperoezi. The name rule that obtain: in one dependency will obtain in all tropical countriflgnd deviation: from the European method of mum-noting electric tolegvnphn will be neuorrlatctl. in all commie: where {lhumleratortna ore frequent. and whole demo l I prevail. it l: noel-nary at time: to have itic'roaactl‘f rent through the storm. When a thunderetorm occan even in tide country the electric apnrlt eometlme: run: along the wire: from elation tn elation. and due! great damage to the finer port: of the working apparatus. it each rnlahnp: ooeaelnnulty occur in times tel crate regions. what meat have in be provided agaioet n the ludiau moneooni Lightning conductor: in each con-i- trio: are acct-nary at varioo: part: at the line to conduct to the earth the unwelcome r rltnr, which. in the'tnnat temperate climater. i: sufficient to term: its: priority of the Medina. ~

in Englandthere t: I eyelet: :f :wltchu employed «ventilation-eunan . by tho ore of which one wire bevpeilame «tin willianyotliee. iii-rend ot‘ the d rect one it t: anally dared to communication unit. in title mannera than er norm which interfere) pith the working may it"‘nlttlv rethmd a circule route. roe from theJtaealn‘ :turm : ar . Fog: are tied ed to the camel genie: mannfr. I divergence to tie: u-

uf I hundred tulle: or :neanihg no lea: a! ti ( . lam. lunch I: th: about of telegraphic mluflonwcqnol. It lead, to the apeed with willeh light travola.

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jungle! and foreet: manning with bird: and animalr, it i: necessary to moire the win-a veryrnuoh rtroncl-r than :

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liu-lr loft-vests \vlll ll(‘\'i‘|’ be betrayed. We now re- turn tlu-m our sincere and heartfelt thuuks for their ln-

id. pendent and inuuly tiltpput‘i. in the hour of trial. and.

I lilt-ltl luv the mugnlllecut demonstration with which they .colebrntcd their triumph on tho duy pile-v the election §-—n demonstration or which they and we, may well feel proud. and which will long be remembered in the Scound District of King‘s County. Some sixty horses and nicigiid. owned by the. most. lotipt't‘tnblt: and influential men of the I‘lstrlct. with lingo, and banner: and hug- plpen. conveyed no t‘roi.. the Head of the Buy to Mount Stewart, and there. after a farewell speech from the two liieuibcru for the illotitet. parted company with us.

This election has hive deiuouulvntcd thc'cxtent to which the tneauor mutant of the iicurt—tlctructlon. envy and ,leuiounywurc cutthnfed by some. lml‘tiul. we have in our possession it hqu I ltlliillvl 0' It‘ll"! and manifesto“ uddrepsed to the cit-cw!" by People whom we judged to be llmlutnhio in ilu-t dull-urn with all men. Of course those people. who i tier expect to AIIC‘ cord in lifethemselves—unit m-w-rwlll-—~lmving Very little scruplc t i bcllc us most linllly. simply lit-cuth we. huvo lit-on more Int-eceshil than themselves. were mean enough to send to some ofour friends there dorutnetllr‘. Without paying the postngo on them. \‘llt‘ll reu-lt‘rd. they had no other ell‘cct. than that of exciting a pro-

attll plot the poet nfllcee to which they were forwarded. to be returned. no doubt. in the oonho ot’ a few days. to whence they came. with dunblo pontoon to be paid on them. Every uumbskull :uul Worthless character who had once shaken builds with the late Queenie Printer jumped at once to the conclusion that. ho had fuiion Into the "aloud lion'n" skin. and forthwith he must issue a manifesto to the electors oi the Second District at Klug‘u County: but the uninlstnkr-nble bray and the inulz can: betrayed the true nature ot‘thc would-be ‘t lions." As they have now demonstrated their influence. we do not even mention their nouns. We leave thorn in their own reflections—trusting to time to convince them that envy ondjtpilouoy never advance any nmu'n position in tth worn .