."And Alice is so glad for me," went on Hetty, little thinking what my feci Published every Wednesday and Saturday. 1 In KpUe pf IIwI-5Iarrie- d eixz in 11 u fCONCtCDED.l I went home, pondering qn the vay jvlmt I slloulXfJo. t cottljrnot dine t, ft here, witl bursting jvith my ecrct tewinjf t)wHt might explode at any mpment. 'fheu there was cousin Willie, too. If ho should rrnv mv beauti-M) Alic'jtf oily Wteniionr t Bikbt adult! miiu io cumroi ray lootings, no j. aoieri minpd. faje, and. mi-pear- JM i o betpre dinner tor my answer, anq ft I up were accepted, have a' merry Christmas; if rejected, go home and and j jvell, nearly die pf, a broken heart. I was and al-- i most ran home to put it into execution. But how easy to get up pen, ink, and apcr! how difficult to write! I tore up etter after letter: azain and acaiit-- I delighted-trttinh8"Iffea- my feelings was great. Should I leave! it, and gp and say my jayjn.person? No, Jio.jl Sonld tot do .JH.it. $1 tyngue woifhf'Clc'ate "to Viy 'tooith';'1tne very fhonght seemed U deprive me of all jpowcr pf articulation. Hero goes, I saj I lat. I will write it off" at once, and, I ..-lon;i.iditpycr.u here I was at a full stop! .My dear ' t IT pireany. now was i io Degini ir 1 were doing it personally, I might try the effect qf 'Alice," spoken in a low, deep; tone, paper., ' jure it looKsr bo cqoin el. .: h'i i v. j ucrcire ti uegun again: -- my near suss Jdordon" I canvt remember mv words. though no doubt my poor Wife does, but I i Know ciy fewer was very tenner, and, hoped", very .earnest i(K impressive. I was onde more puzzled how to end my epistle, but at last decided on '. -- 1 at I rne, Cjlieve .waiting" ln (J,eaf, deatJUs Gordon, ings were. "She says you're just the kind of man she would like for a brother. You know it would ngt do for ui both to want you for a husband eh, Phi ip?" "No, dearest," I stammered, "it would not." I jeouhJ not talk t her, but eha seemed not ici mind inv silence. We iai haad in hapd, dreaming, thinking. Inwardly I was repeating my letter to Charlie Somers, telling him all about my love to Alice. Now 1 must hasten to tell him that it was llettie I meant. Oh deurl what a whirl my poor brain was in! At last, to my great relief Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mrs. Gordon entered. shook me warmly by the hand and srul, "Pear JilT. uwynne, there is no one 1 weald rather give young birdie to than you. Alice, though younger, is so quiet and steady, tdieip far more cap-able of acting for herself; but you'll always be kind and tender to Hettie, won't you?" "Of course he wilt of course he will," cried Mr. Gordon. "Come,. Gwynne, and wash your hands." Deeply grateful for the chance (not that my hands were dirty, but because 1 felt I should burst out crvina or do some thing equally absurd if 1 stopped there), ,' i , '; IioUowed Jam. What time do you dine, Mr.Gordon?" I asked..,, - ., , . - , ' blx, he replied. "It is now a quar ter past five." "Ah, I shall just have time, I said. 'I find I have forgotten to leave orders ibout a certain medicine. If you'll allow roe, I'll just run down to the surgery, for .it will.BQt do tq bo careless a.bout physio." said Mr. "Certainly pot, certainly, fjordon; "though very excusable under the circumstances, make haste six my-wi- ld s - sharp." I almost ran off. I let myself into the trembling, hope and fear, Oh joy 1 U yours in life and death, yours only and surgery with fjiy latch-kewas empty. Locking the door, I sank lowefc.. V. . V Phiup OwrnrtK;" This I dispatched to Mine Gordon, en- into a chair and paused to tljink. What closing a note for ,he young lady's papa, should I (Id? The only (imp for escape fo be delivered at her discretion. You was now. Should I send up a note to fnay believe, I scarcely closed my eyes say I was suddenly called out, and see what totmorrqw would do? Should I Jill that night. Next (jay, Christmas day, I was too pack up my things, throw my character busy to attend church; but I got clear and profession to the winds, and bolt? about four o'ciock, and, hastily dressing They were not tempting alternatives. I myself, itartc 'fpr Mr. pardon's. He almost did the first. But was I not a - mean coward? was I not going to act r' . jaiet me warmly;''' 'Cjjme In here, my doar fellow," said unworthy of a gentleman? After plightbe; "I cap'rial, yoi how. pleagad she is ing my troth and receiving her shy! roaru-n- d I am quite kisses,' could I now explain? And yet, my wife, satisfied as to money and worldly affairs. was it right to marry one sister, loving Quite.. ')ftld.TflcutTpsorll a good prae- - the other? Why had they not seen I a settlement, you loved Alice and told me at once my case ticejWt musk have be all right. Rather was hopeless? Why did I not ,open (niy you'd Jiave her than an earl. Cod bless ejes t,nd sea, that, contrary to appearyen I I m VrWrl'to dall you'son.' I've ances, she was the younger? No use to ask that now! spoken to her. 8he loves you, my boy loves you dearly, she says she has' done My duty was clear, my course plain, I fl long. 4n D0W 'nat you are pne of smoothed my tupiblcd, hair, bathed my the family..! may, as well tell you a hot temples in cold water, and detersecret. My youngest daughter Is en- mined to be a man and no coward. I gaged, top. Yes, Alice and my nephew would act my part and trust tp time to William are going tp make a match, pf it. make it natural to inc. So t retraced my seps, ant entered Don't lopk so astonished. She'Hmake him a good wife- - forthpugh sl)e is a the Gordons' drawing-roojust as it year youngor than dear Hetty, she looks stpuok six. I was of course introduced Aider, you know', amj is more steady and to Cousin Willie. He was a tall, fellow, looked and spoke like a sedate. Bui Hetty's a' dear girl, and make yon happy. Don't gentleman, and seemed very fond tf speak, don't speak! There, I'll send her Alice, and she of him. Somehow I felt in." And off the lawyer bolted in his better when I saw them together. After jisual jerky way, before I pould speak a all, Hetty was just as pretty with her , , wavy, gl6ssy hair, her bright eyes, with , rl. ' Was I mad)' Was I dreamingf Alice their new, softened expression, and that the younger.! Alice engaged.' fletty Bhy smile round her rosy mouth. I deViving ma dearly! Ifetty coming to me! clare I found myself comparing them to Ye powers, what on' earth wa it all my little one's advantage, and felt quite abmuT How could been such a pi'vjud aa I led her into the diuin-rooWhat need I say more? Day by day fool? 4 thousand little hitherto unnoticed facts crowded on my brain, my lot grew sunnier, ray little Hety the statement. How could I dearer and 4crer to nte. t never knew appearances so utterly, and her otherwise than bright and, whilu Alice but -- I must tint taken' tier for fhe oldest without being certain? Sho engaged; and wild, merry, toll tales Alice is a dear girl, and I am e!' It still would very fond of her, and of my nephews and pweet Ilciiy y loving not enterrmy brain. What should I do? nieces; but all my heart and, love is my own merry Hetty's. Jlet up, bolt, and explain afterward? We have now besn'married some years, J sjirang iip to gbey my impulse. - As I difTsV thejdoor opettod, and with and little ones patter about home; and as jfowncast cyesrn J rosy blushes, Hetty I write, my own sweet wife leans over camo in. I rushed eagerly toward her, my shoulder," and reads' hovf out of my and grasped hor bands. I voUld confess mistake grew my lifo's best and truest and she says, mischievously: jlt, I thought. "Hotty" I began. She happiness; 'My dear .old Phil, what a happy man mistook my action, my words, lor ajfeo-ioJJhe came nearer to me, responded you are, although, you had to get mario my waira clasp, and then, overcome ried in sprita of yourself!" ly shyneVs, hid he.r prelty, curly head The Widou'H Victims. my shoulder. My embarassmcnt nomentarily inerensed. '0h, Hetty, how rimmr tocsq men abb ta$m in Hetty" I began or,ce more. AND DOSB rOTT IS CHICAOQ. i'Dear rjiilip,sU'e whisk ed In reply io what she deemo affsetiviU "I am so There appears, on a certain day, in li tippy, 1'hilip." each of the daily papers an advertiseo uai caiuq i qpi ion uer u was all a ment setting forth that a "young widow ; t h,'. '.mht 1ha Hbrighl lady, of refinement, education, beauty jkkfi,iVul young life and heart forever? In that one und wealth,' intends to make the tour of the continent, and wishes to epgago, as ecpnq, 1 niarte a great decision. JI chances of lihppincsfthad Hei.' I woul a' Companion and protector, a young genacrifioe myself and warry her, and she tleman of cultivation and rqfi,neinent, who will receive a liberal salary and fjiouui never Know the truth, beiit down and whispered, 'God have all h,is expenses paid." That Idcgs ypur, Hetty; I, will try and make brings a crowd of the prettiest young barpy;" and I pissed the wild, niqu.in Jw t the flffioe f, he l)ureau" man, who acts as her easing,' merry girl, now so gentle, so grinning, so sweet. I could not rudt)y agejlt. v Eaoh takes hire aside and says. iirean ner neart. quite confidentially. "My dear fellow, if ptiwjuKCd up, miuxnen nta uer TAce you get this engagement fV Toe, ' will Ugain (in my shoulder, and clung to me, give you" (twenty-fiv- e or fifty dollars, q hide Tier einntipu. Was is not possible as the case might be).' Then the agent io loye her? Ought I not to be thankful? says, "My dear sir, I dpn't think I pught Jlad 'I married ijlice, no, I mean to do it, but still, I like your looks, and til ter--J- . should only bjon think the lady will yes, I ntn sure she rejected, and gone away miserable, nqw, will, aiyj I have influence with her; so I la4t.vreaL true Jieart to love io. just take a note from me, see her, and Furoly sVrfcly,1 lrl'titne I Wght return come back." Each understands that "come b,ack." It means "pome down" jier affection. ('Can yon fcajvjfy with Tnoj Hetty?" after tke 'engagement is obtained.-. Each and all see her in turn, in a magJ asked. "Oh, Thilip, indo?i J can," she re- nificent brov-- atone mansion, and they find ter very pretty, very smart, and plied. "I always feared you laughed at ma," when she seems to take a great fancy to each , in, his order and engages him as "1 only laughed to hide my feelings," her companion at a splendid salary, each . said lleYty. , , . pronounces, her an exceedingly oharm: "I ain'n6tHcnJ nety,'r'i continued. ing womsn, atju Himself one, of the luck"I will be a careful little wife, '-' iest men alivq. ' Sho engages them all i fit. lU'n fend they all return and pay the ageu1 iMLr7jl-'in;"I aj not worthy of you," I sa:-d-. his handsome fee. "Yes, you are," she1 exclaimed; 'I am ' The next day the offioe is closed. th pot worthy of you." rent has become about due, and this was There was ' no escape for me. She the grand coup pf the agent's art to close wouldn't see me in' my w',rst light. She in a blaze of professional cory. "bilk would' Jove me. ing" even the landlord and tie man frotq We sat down side by side. She prat- whom he hired his furniture. As tled to me how Alice and Willie had for the beautiful young widow, the long loved, ach. other, but that it had places which knew her, know her nq hevcj been ;a settled thing till now.t for more. ' Shi ony engaged hpard for his1 position' had not been such thkt hn week in the brown-ston- e mansion, and , niaj-ry, lcf fore tho week was up. y. m fair-beard- will,-I'm-s- ure d; nave-frust- . n. ' ju vEin-ployinc- nt W . " , Tlii-jipt- Tito Wonders of an Atom. . NEW T ORK mDiDlll llUDliV THE BEST IN THE, .WORLD U 1070! All things visible around us are aggre gations of atoms. From partiples of GREAT FARMERS' PAPER! dust, which under the miscroscope could HIE scarcely be distinguished one from the The Taper of the People! other, are all the varied forms of nature Now i the time to gubsrrilte far the created. This grain pf dust, this par G tide of sand, has strange properties and It U Cheap because it Circulation targe? than thatofany other NewtjiAlxr. powers. Science has discovered gome, but still more truths are hidden within Now it the time to form Clubt. this frregular inoleoule of matter which The w York Tribune we npw aurvey than eren philosophy contain all the important Weekly Editorials nuhlished in dares dream pf; How strangely it obeys the DAILY TUIUINE. except those Qf nieroly loalso Literary and HciuiH jc lntdli-g;icthe impulses of are the cal internet; Keviewa of the most interesting and im influences of light ppon it elecjficity portant New ltooka; letter! from our larva corpa latent newi received by Tola-- . wonderfully excites it and still more of Correspondents; IS PUBUSHED Uraph from all parts of the world ; a summary of curious is the manner in which it obeys the an mieiiiKmce iu uiia vny aim bibs. uujjurutiit nmgjc of chemical fqrpe. These are where; a Synopsis ol the Proeedinm of Con(resi Btato LeK'"lture when in session ; Foreign phenqmena which we have seen; we and received by every steamer ; Kxclusiv lie-kuow thera and we can reproduce them News of the Proceedings of the F&rmers' Club of EVERY WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY at qur pleasure. We have advanced a ports the American Institute ; Talks about Fruit ; Stock, litte way intq tho secrets pf nature and Financial, Cattle, Dry Ooods. and General Market from tLe spot we have gained we look Hearts. The Full Reports of the American Institute Farforward with vision somewhat bright- mers' Club, and the various Agricultural Reports, And already enjoys m extensive ened by our task; but we discover so in each number, are richly worth a year' sub scription. circulation. much to be yet unknown; that we learn HUKTICULTUKAL DEPARTMENT. another truth our. vast ignorance of To kpep pace with the growing interest in pracmany things relating to this grain of tical Horticulture, and to comply with frequent dust. appeals from all parts of the country for informa " tion or a practical character on the subject, we It gathers around it other particles: have engaged the services of a person who is ex and each acting perienced in rural anatrs to write In a lucid style they cling together, a series of articles on the Management of small upon every other one, and all of them arT Farms, Fruit and Vegetable Culture, and how to themselves around the little ranging make tnem pay, giving general and specific directCenter according to some law, a beautiful ions from plautiug to the ultimate disposal of the prystal results, the geometric perfection crops. 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J A .L llMdl. V..i. getting a little chilly along down his r.iiH .ai,,ma ...I VIOin, UlUlllllg. $2 60. backbone in spite of himself, and, &0. $3 Half $4. Library. Morocco, Half Calf. $i. Morocco Anti nun. Si. wishing to change the subject, he re- MARGARET FULLER'S WOKJxS. .New Mtion. marked: ' vols, cintb. S10. v PEAR FOR CULTURE Mr TrcsselsT" PROFIT. news, QUINN. $1 "Any OF AUR1CULTURB. WAR1NU. "News, no-;t-hat is, yes! You remem- ELEMENTS New Edition. Cloth. $1.- - : ber Merker, who jumped overboard and DRAINING FOR HEALTH AND PROFIT. WARdrowned himself frtm a. forry beat last ING. Ckrth. $1 60. EARTH CLOSETS. How to make them. WARweek?" . INtf. 24 cento. t "Yea." Sent free on receipt of prica. "Well, they found him this morning in ten feet of water, nnd, paving-stgne- s in In making remittances for subscriptions or book, always procure a draft on New York, or a Post-his pockets." , Office Money Order, if possible. Where neither of "Indeed!'? these can lie procured, send the ruWy, bt a! warfee "ies! wa ve got him up stairs, if In a RE01STKUED letter. The "registration has been to reduced fifteen and the cents, present you'd liknta see him!" system has !een fonn'd by the postal Not knowing what rcieht come next. registration authorities to I virtually en absolute protection Ihe clergyman thought best to take his. against lossj by mail. All Postmasters are obliged register ictwrs wnenever requested to do so. departure, which he 'djd with a gjave io Terms, rash In adreiice. uviuwiw iuuou iq me occasion. Addrcw, Til B TP111CNZ, ed well-know- . - ; , ut e, , grief-stVickc- . TBI OGDEN JUNCTION JOB PRINTINGOFFICE uonw Js supplipj vitu the latest improved ' faoiities for turning out every description of r. JOB PRINTING r. la the finest style. lea Washington 8U, Sottas. SPAEOITB. 4 laaiden Lane. Kew Tor. X., WEMUS, 5PAHSONS Maiden Lane, New Tork, 80OTT ft HBNMW3KS, Pitt burgh, ?k JIMrXNS A BATCH. Cinrrlnnarl, Oslo, XTDSLXTOK BROS.. 10 lialdon Lan. X. T. WABBX2T ladlot dedga and finlik, Watch, of equal merit for surpassed qualities with th "B. V. Raymond," but of tmaller aperior to anymanufactured in thi country, will thing ' be placed in market.' Shortly TJDERSi time-keepi- ' Ho Hovements Betalled by the Company.' Posters, CALL OK TOTJB JEWILLTJH AND ASK TO ' B TBS ILOIW WATCH BS. Hand Bills, Jhuine Offt Katientt mrui Salesroom ., naten company, 161 LAKE ST., CHICAGO. t f Letter ITeds 3 & , BJU Heads, PTIONAL WATCH jpeeds, COMPANY. filanks, Order BooJt, Invitatifys, Party. Tickets, ELGIN WATCHES t Z ELGIN WATCHES! "; , Carty, etc., etc. SIX STYLES NOW - Promptly attended to and B, W. Baymond, E. E. Culver, H. E. Tavlov, FIRST-CLAS- S WORKMANSHIP IN MARKET. . meeler, MatLaflin, O. M. J. T. Eyersoa. renT pleetd bstbr th pnblle. SUPERIORITY OF THI8B WATCHJ9 .IN 1 r ha already CONSTRTJCTIOS AN 0 (IQN tor them a National Reputation, and th B B AS for thorn hat so Kapldly Increased thattt Company have bee compellod to make larte additions to their for of Employe and Jiacluf 01 y, in order to meet thorequirement of the men, and other desiring an eocar and reliable Watch, are invited to eiamln the W. Baymoad Kovementi. On of our ledif But J d GUARANTEED. Kallrnad Com sanies, thorougbly convinced of tnr . Bnginesr. superiority, has furnished them to their wo" aad they are prononnoed by tham to be thmanntt Watche yet running American Railway lmrxsri Snest ths tooaisof and folly ral tand, . ,,. VT sicues as aorrvci iiiutwi It 0 Movement rtalled by the Company. to ask tee ad thn Call en yonr Jeweler - -' Ncw-Tor- tit, yt TOE d.,l,..-iK- y, If atchee, of elegant aad a Gsntlsman : 1 lt accurate and durable Taking into consideration tha improvonuofe Ton have Introduced In their construction, and tin general Oneness of finish of oven tho lowest grada w regard them as being well worth their pric,U tak great satisfaction In telling them to suck of ear customer as desir good CO- PALKSB, BACHELDIKS --: NEW-YOR- cr. SArputca, wiaDtua aTMis, & esrmuTii a oa, Moasa, aoooni a auimaoa, a co. u. a. v. aoaats a ccs as the Th name above win be reeoa-nlia- d In; Jeweller of Chicago. They have no pecuniary interest In tho Company, but freely testifya to tho gsnnin merits cf tho wstcbes, which lot th past year have boen sold by them. Katiowai Watoh Coirrifrr, Crncioo: Okkts t Th watches of yonr make, sold by during th put year, have, with scarcely an eeption, given more than ordinary satisfaction, sat ar proving to be all that you claim for than a Seml-Week- XI..-- JUTTOHAL WATCH COMPANY r i Having carefully examined and tettsd yon watchea, w find them perfect in all their part, of ana nn.tsn, ana wen aaaptea to tne want of to Vme-kseplpnbli. We consider them the bnt pud watches to America for the price, aad qaa to the finest European Watch, for accurate tint, that cost donble or three time tha money. W cheerfully recommend, them to all par ties wiihlaf, pooa uma-uepe- r. Rowuit a H'SLWAur, 1, m. e. iratntea, , a eo, eais j. a. asrukav, . a. a a. orrssuajMia u k. mat, . Business OfBce and Salesrooms, D f rvT7,TTTVTTTTVTii ALL ITS; URANCHES, 59 & ?1 LAKE STn CHICAOJ BUSINESS CARD ' MERCHANT AND TROFESSIOSAli should have a supply. tVe will w ""' iS, he Ixst tj1 of the art. IVKRT