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Full Title	The golden era, v. XIII, no. 18, Sunday, April 2, 1865.
Contributor	Egan, Pierce, 1814-1880.
Date Added	2 March 2022
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1865-04-02
Publisher	San Francisco [Calif.] : J. Macdonough Foard, Rollin M. Daggett
Source	Dime Novel and Popular Literature
Alternate Title	Notes of a Bohemian. The fair Lilias; or, Life in death / by Pierce Egan. Life in death
Topic	Popular literature > Specimens. Story papers > Specimens. American poetry > California > Periodicals. American literature > California > Periodicals. San Francisco (Calif.) > Newspapers.
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OCR BROOKS & LAWRENCE, PUBLISHERS, No. 648 Cav Sruxer, San Francisco, California: Sunday, April 2, 1865. En Vol. XIITI.—_No. 18. WRITTEN FOR THE GOLDEN HRA, NOTES OF A BOIEMIAY, Your Bohemian ordinarily has « mest snorongh content for old adages and beens bt, soe the summer winds have b gen to blow, thes oceu tite rine to early rising, which I had mn in my boyhood, was not with: and therefore I have lately tena the early morulg tomy otrollings. fortunately for those whose chief plea- se consntin “looking about,” our ety pre wate Dut few attractions to ® wanderer in its sul ‘Why is it feat on Sundays and other boli- days there fs 8 tendency among the Isit wharves. ured to me that the | ‘ger ia the captare of huge whales. There is nothing suggestive or romantic in a steamer, be she jack and dirty; but ctren ey = _ forgeous moon- Tight sceue upon the bus th mai ie sais pread, gliding calmly iad mi dey ape to fly driting under a tropical ‘sky. Youlook up at the huge yards, Lurnbrations, The Hownnce oa 8 ponng Artist. One of the fe gallery of the Art Calon al Pee containing id D. Neal. raised uch inthe history the young tit fo whieh T the same mail, hore vers body was happy. ir young Neal atthe Royal Opera ia ttanteh, "Arte set beside he prvty lle that explained all, and nthe ithe Chevalier Rinwllet It| paternal Chateau, himself. Wentworth b Yager. from the Opera of Woman's The night is one a dark No moon- pe then a stifled shriek, a| a shiver that broken and dying ; igh that tailed to my beat + chilled me, and al What can this mean. q,Deteltmtan that some besnstal woman wach that the voice of her rf yystery deepens! Can it be, that Tike thi to a momentary bri ‘the Troster how i seetmn to be cls a 40 tins when the wild waves are bre t high retntare age of fae ae ims alt the scenes of a theatre Mina cy “ Virginia. He bad never betore 4 son-in-l dat th resent time young Neal is filling the office David D. Neal was @ precocious child. In| py his home in New Engl gland, he could dram /of United States Couml for the kinglom of At Bavarie Tn closing this paper, I feel that T shall not | ‘be speaking in hyperbole, if I t San fancy, see ebangefal * sits Wisp” sine uy over the “‘dism: seat ot he ci ira rene hearts, and hopes ying “te it wind wails and shrieks through the eet, like an avenging demon, Rhine, by the tortured rote of the 1 riot ee he oo I wil w wait! Time maj ead this strange music, and from the Opera of Woman’ Tmay learn the secret of this MAY WI "8 Heat | ‘WORTH. r [you into a watery grave. You rocall Cole- "age's Ancient Mariner salling ever, on and|t ‘on, under & moonless sky. Such fancies crowd thick o Spo yon. 1d bo ks ot boyhood, your Belors the Mast,” 0 Yea rote, [202 ‘boyish tooging torte sea over roman- abi ‘the result, we shall never know. proverbial aberration of genius ‘viene tov 6 ‘on his way from the Fast, and spent all his fortane of one who has Deen so mach ber orite; nor can she be unmindful of the ervices of the als en painter a. Shaw, wed 8} Meiggs’ wharf, tara, trae attrac ton for aa tm owas, Fathers ana] Mothers not-imach less pcioa than. the groups ef mie ones they. "is with them, tthe er +, | Feady to signali | do rl wit ay rev ch Hawthorne's “Sketehes—ally al come dankts than the stately sbips is trim rev- sre catter, with ls falta watehfal row, lize ad wrematurely old tutor ; a litte knot of Talore dactasing the polate of some sately| ship Joa entrig th barbors boatmen tered about, waiting for a chance to a you the beauties of the bay and the wottog ‘which is a necessary concomitant her ew Botemions, lily wandering, make up lively picture. At about three or four o'clock r. xt., on & a with thelr week's tit0 Ba P| pai syed boys under charge of & orice Point, rests with its white cottages glim: iy the i ached him and et reach nstlons the \e manager had secured the tervlees of a1 emi" lent state. The you gladly was a only ia the io. ro soon after emigrated his good looks and first je. fook the position ale 8 al "lof Devonshire lett Pew wey. The world knows| strings of Meco iron of pons, han farrior; and the Dol nore famesbehiad hin by ‘Ma gevarons amsoctation with authors and painters, than bh mand buried in the tombs of his ancestors ALLAQUIZ, “eae ‘whicd mia fit have been the model ‘had more friends than Sunday, the Meigg’s wharf season is at its height. Then expectant bears, monkeys aud Parrots, at Warners, lok for posnats and other delicaci way of women dren. Gol the end of the wharf you ass mai & tender-eyed maid, lovingly clinging to the arm of her d 2, who, in his neat Sun- day suit, looks as awkward, uncomfortable wains alway: im, you funy" that ia memory Ie carrying itm, Dack to the sunny days of his own life, when a loving pressure was on his som aod Kindly eyes snewered bis.” When moot such 8, one, T Poe rot for a Somewhere in a gre New England, or it may be 8 quiet farm house, or ‘ett a couple, past middle life, contented and happy» except in the absence of a son who, discon- tented, and anxious to see the world, had their peaceful home. lng letter told them ad of gold, and at las they resolve to go to fim. After atom 8, dreary voyay y reach en valley, perhaps of 1 the Risine. | warn so that it for tl can bat let my fancy the di either overlooked just de tue “ine ‘og boat which has passed with its hardy crew. Sra arty, | wart fellows ws they, with of m he uoney yaa iB. We dhe, the sti, took him into hie studio, pet him in the wey to pay his debts, ond brought. ‘im into sunoine generally. Neal became very popniar in San “Pee blelage of tbo good and made |e; a orkiogs ‘of the purse- @ soothing monotony that woos 8 to the sweet re- b inaooent, "peace nature pose of dew; aleep. ta body and mind porened ring dread, it| the prisoners of fore heart, to repress, if Pos sible the thre ote exalted a throbblog ‘attoned it the Eolian Ing sips of the ol 9. [reeds bim his will for the last time. Professor Clearquill. LECTURES ON FAMILIAR TEXTS, BULLY FO! MrDean Frussoa—You sles peri ceive it is as impossible to find my anne ‘Dr, Bello ae gormons, or " Pollock's Course of Time, as ft would be to pick up 8 globole ot aetaer ith a onetined inform yon, "ys speculative hin what work you would be i nto can hear Jt at "oy time, | however, from the dist-begrimed mouth of the five-year-old as his father thows him a quarter, or from between the pearly teet! ofa toring, maiden when her ises for to be true, as well as id man as his from the dy- is attorney | But, it, m: 0, as you would a political office: making n 7} nga jn regard to ought ut what can lover prom-| ‘ef Pierce Egan's New Story PUBLISHED FROM ADVANCE SHEETS. The Fair Lilias ; 3 LIFE INI ‘DEATH. ¥ PIERCE EGAN, Author of “The Poor Girl,” “Imogen; or, Me ‘The Marble Heart,” “Lady Maud; or, The Wonder of Kingswood Chase,” “Such ie Life Blo, Bo. the mn chapters, #0 that all who failed of the previone issues, can, summary, peruse the story tr manner to its close. ‘melancholy and unsocia! to bo torm One nly bree was ld whe Boat; be bot ‘wife died from grief, leaving their child, Ardea Eile, to Sit Duley" care a anciber 10 | orphan in the gloomy mansion of Rothsbury Tow: ers, Helena Chudleigh, aughter of Sie Nr Desens ing pre gentle care. Bot iia coldaere or neglect he ty as ccecsul searchers after good, | ow descend into the shalt of Bully for You lie roast potatoe down the roat of hman. And if, ou do not the ladder of thought, as rth the nodding of somnotent heads, can doubtless find a few croppings of ideas, mbtch will, perhaps, pay you a small inter- sat which you pay in to- courage never braving many a rough sorta in pore of a hard-earn- ejed vel ood. tow the sun s inking, and the roll of the “dangers of who offered him . position on his staff; and, what | was better still, Mr. S. P. Dewey, who is yet hig patron, offered to aid him in getting to Europe, ! ‘And those who, ‘Were found to have the souls of men ‘Who loved their country, far and wide— Both North and South—-were banded then Against the common foe who sought a is Retreat see the y the sun's last rays slowly de- and, as leave the wharf, sou ailded E THE BOHEMIAN. Saunst: ‘upon Bu With « rds of encouragement or flattery. And yet I make the venture—T essay to write what the critical and exacting eaitors 4 the Bea will be pleased to print—per! pose, on examination, you risely reject ‘ts yo ary Plage 8 ty gentleman, his own energetic perseverance, David at ig the art: wre consider in what esteem Kaulbackin bold in Bavaria, and that be addresses several German kings familiarly and fraternally in the second person singular. We next hear of young Neal in the Glas- der the root areata of the Chevalier Max Ainm alles chevalier was 50 imy vessel ‘vith the eforts of his student that he took him pertteularly under his wing, dnd, I think, invited bim to work in his ows patrician studio. Bat David D. aid not spend all his tine at the wor is aterion aly ta ane socal ish ae coveted Shores, to fad thelr son, wealthy, prosperous merchant, cal k, which ia the src le ut, ruined miner, ot swamped in the sea of dissi- 1 the latter, "then their aged hearts former, they settle down rm hart, looking out to: ward frowning Aleatras, ot tho Golden Galo, are crowds of I of all description soldiers, belongiog at the various military sta : what then? Nothi i blush of shame, to be enjoyed all by myself, tho Bavarian canita, He yen seen ge my eye runs hurriedly over the next num: ber ofthe Ex. Kight here, a query obtrades , quite unexpected and sell upon my m deetuedly nawetoome- ‘what is yout Meme? 2 On what subject YBa itis, 0 you pro the Gow columns of ean stage, inspires beholder.” Aine. painting, or a piece. of 1d) “The Roy: te place for the ie he Rapa arene the ew and wan bis good frtone tht co, and admired, too, by a pret ty Title German girl who was accustomed to aip het Mera0on cote Inthe same delightal oat the rear fal Arcades, by the way, are just. growth of romantic senti- ment, The walls of the covered walks are f rolling down the w of the old weather. beaten the sloop plying to The frequontere ofthe wharfa ‘oom “sn and m for him as he approach; crowd ot sotaiensrosh for the trl te stoo .. stle and some a who a {22 the only road to real greatness, al In sho is that ,prodetion of Bomaa g Paloted with gorgeous frescoe 00 ete from tl The lesson they so nobly taught haul be Pecibare by abe brane, It was that Virtue, Unik Alone bring vict'ry to a cause, ‘Woaier i dstonds te rights of man” ‘seeks to blot out uojus neue cas ws but lot pace wits other ments 7 ‘Whetter from Nort, oath Eas ot Wet ‘Ana thoes who nob drew the ass wie, thee noble dee Aagauet cach other o'r for wat™ ‘And scoff at peace—The Nation bleeds { Napa County, March 28th, 1885, ANTIPODAL PETROLEUM CO. Capital, $1,000,000,000. 10,000,000 0 shares Dar alse sae each— The Property a the amp bey ae be |ovetraling passion, #0 ea to be quickly Wer. | titled, whenever and wherever encountered, tion—sitting at her little table, looked 0 over her little coffee-cup tion at the hero of thi Good ooking young men are almost as apt hit is supposed wi to red barra of Refid Pe sie perm mine rom footw os possession every reason to halle “(and ia ie vel teen, Bat Bia love contre 08 ie oly eater ‘and cn, Lie, “tern girl of oRer bel tour, aconmplioed and wity, bat ambitions and inviglag. sir Dudley, toto her bus dash that project by the sates afar thr, Tete hand, he wringsfrom them tones of bitter| Not long ago, with pensive thought, a5]. henisome young Tord Raveoserait, sorrow, To which the wild. walliags of the| it were, wandered on the ten-beat bluff, [Sao iets fowere "tiie young ira ie ups re but the semblance of a shade, | mear your little burg, Inoving slowly along, nd spendthrift, deep in debt, ‘The worde “lord and med er preset to garig to the righ an elt, and waving marry for mouey; at the same time, the vigorous, trong-minded, an onendurable| 22°22 Soa oat Peat Mike a mage simice Hoon, and ofr er bis Love, which it personales of overbearing egotism and sel | there et fF & and ached many frm bi carge of te inne, t insupportable fanci chara and expoves randey ort ich thoy are diapoued to resent as oatage Ted isa to the dignity ofthe tex; bateery trae woman, by her acts and in her hea not with her lips, is ready cao0gh to recog: nize the master when be comes; and he who wakes the responsive echoes of her heart by lore fa ray ‘ord and master” there. Perhaps this seems dacinga atch from the Oper of Woman Woman's Heart! Th le in which. overs boy considers Binselt ‘auto au fait, rt, if} at ted away like a b reenbacks Temiled sweetly at ral te is of Mile and the trade marks Time ping up- ‘ny face, and cared. not (or baits in my’onee black locks, wh times olden joys, or tally ones. The waves the distant bea flowed through ay st ‘ich some- tks of disappointed tre sama upon and di a happy antiipation. Mor the futures As on Teligh let fal her browa locks upon the the gray u seem fo me like ghostly footprints of tts be esligntadbeariennee, The Baronet that ha etate wil ental nobles Dudley Elagham, alee legacy, the Baronet tuforme her, i den 1¢—aho If to reap no benefit from it if she mar Lard Rerenacraft an recommends to = rer there's a mystery, there's sare to be a omen mn in it” Ta many cases, no doubt, he’s right; and in the recent developments that have come ua. der my observation, there shadows forth the night, gave birth to & naasentiog dread, an undefined conscfousness, that, though appa: rently alone, we were: feaurroanedby~-Tknov not what. Amystery! A dre Perhaps an unseen “comes, atangibe ae the viewless air, and to the natural senses impatoabe, bat sbroxding the spit wil pa . P ore re s onival, Or, atleast, Atorien a ho petro of Lola Montes, evans from tha alone, I ie 0 im ‘uuthor. ay of itself a large dividen _Eeeping his Men io view, Leomewbat on oupleta, It is tene, are not of the best bat} I stock. It is warranted to pe- ig write." have|they are undoubtedly, if not the Hols, the asa joe ‘tniaheda book by ay fovoriie author. | "les of the King.” Add to all the poetry | hardest substances, inclading |), What scl he do with tt \l fresco of these mest, Ne throng | Morteages, liens, &c., &o. The drill, when in hs | eonnider one of anes’ fi wes of ldlers who haunt them of a bright sunshing | fl operation, travels at the rate of three apo fee fom tical, that I ‘actually Had. to be| afternoon, together with the Blorious moe ie in tiree mngte only to endure the reatless hours that mock] o directe ead the book, elore that plays the marches to their reverie, .—They have one well bored entirely | a+ steep. ee, pon the delightiat tack, Meat Bay hy. day Thao waked. Montgomery et-no one neglect any work from the pen of and sounes Hoang oa he Coles | pay DY sekiag Ito tas ome De titlé, This work, above ail ethers may Well, it was here that the little German consequently a double | she sunshine of happiness, Tie veal to my- ten fivsiy drama inel chan ‘acters not cliarac:|majden—accompanied, as is the custom of| low pipe will be in-| cif, “no wierd and pI lagers are ed. yar the Jani me more mature female rela- playing on the heart rings, no mystery sei yhether wrong: |j ot wrote vo of the strange knocking that from the silence of the mid-| a! on} sweet suiting, ‘contortionists, a arker shades soon came gliding from the east, driving the golden beams Matther down the west, an ined graceful- iy.my doubting indy pen the aforesaid eat bluff, there seemed to be gleam- the spray fell upon my expansive brow, my friends, there came also cold waves of old grief beating at the iron door| of my soul, and only now and then crested withthe phosphorescent gleam of Joy: and the nip ofa flea ia my boot Le, there to my beart, of youthful eatness, which, were wont fo cbeet your Sloquent’ orator, returned aga 1 thought of the uncertainty of ite, and al e joated off upon the winds, ming- ¥ fall upon the grave of some dear feiend who ies under the mud. 0 atimental 8 28 a piect pnity in dos days, alone or i love Thad Lat sous, deen ing sadly of the ago-ah, sadly, lugubriowsly, my pati ‘from a neighboring promon- ous eed ‘upon a. abrimp-and I Siaidny exclaimed, Bully n is a strange animal, my friends: Te | may feel at. times like. euiting bis. th roat wrth a dul jack knife, but some Ite a dent may occur, and he quietly takes a chew of tobacco, ‘Somer great sorrow may tangas and gilt edged hopes of| 2 ae ex ri tearladen sigh crawled from beneath my teu ling “perhaps, witha rata drop? Which| 2 when @ huge | he face of ocean, it seemed that the tran- ‘Helena uch con- my neighbor of sixty, who is very mck seendent & spirit of some old salt “ whi ts fntienton, Sbe re~ “Wher: | pering agi Bully for Yi “Delreas of Rothbary Towers ead my bearty, arry the Dake of Ghoviot, aod with these aime the treet fare fgratiat hero ato ber sear ¢ make uso of fora Raveomrat ety akin with tbe tract claws of tet ieee tnt by Belen on dangerous mesons to futher Somers co the vars of orci or water- ilies floating on the Is, oF to tive meeting with Lord Ravenecraft, whom she co- gueitiely| eae on o sympathise with ber and js lee for roveoge and fortune, af zed hs cout sino informe Bim of her teucy nd 8, the insult she bas re- no ‘Se uatey’Bitinghast, wee my own mistress, Raven ‘wil S20 Te give my band with my heatt-"l can re- ce and patient faith, What te ben he face down to my shone ee thet forgou wereto ery Yoo EN Eada at youreibow eu no cas Ho will couvey my Togas {o'youy abd will tender his own counsel, eel" Helo the returns to Rothbury Tow. Raveuroraft gazing after her and mutter- ‘agi “the ls hetrees to the who! spice, only two ies ftcevenig. Sho mua be og over thelr hone.” wrote, oe knookings ave co con: this, begins to aisperse, leaving Debiad a few oul. good-looking Fons Toungers aoa Bohemian, who w think Guy Darret a rather severe char. eee objects of admire glories of the ‘and great ability are taken iuto consyleration,| tion. Tt is not recorded exactly when the ln. Ido aot Raow of” mang potter Ile pie, eigen penal feature inthe work, mm David that he was in ares 1° | entleman aif, alias Wiliam Losely, i tow a tures than that from dof Meiggs’| Gentleman Wale, alias Wi evra y; 18 love; but the whole affair is generally looked arf. Across the bay, ya uy in ion, fescue ‘imiation and apmpathy 0% ie upon in Munich as a clear caso of mutual de- ae i a and now rofiled by the brecz oriauinal, and a sappy wh from te ocean, le the pla seca ‘yack manne net ‘rough svetale female telat, an ntrogcton to the foothills of the Cone Reage. The eu, (noble, impulsive, ighaouled fellow as nally obatned. Ta the course acy fre all mad eu thigs ao" thape| marriage, was proposed. Then it was ch, | ema fee ‘a oder his marriage with| the male parent at eared "the state of bis] °° Tetected by th Kk like signal tren Jestic hills n green, ani St Just doped by the en's rays, To the rghit, through the forest of masts, stands ont Goat Island, and away up beyond, the bills ‘at the head of the Bay. In this direction the soenes are always enlive Now and then y y the opi celebrated geologists of the country,) that they have struck the central reservoirs of the arth, aad the draining, consequently, ofall the other wells of the 355 companies now organized is a mere question of time. fas, we atl fecl that hes diligently soesded the depths of the harman heart, and earefully er. ving Lady Montfort? the | days pri rt proud orders a cath sa “He had looked forward toa large fortune, or atleast a small. ‘coronet, for his daughter’; but he could see jivening. all sailing party aan across the Bay, or a seekers overcome in tho next voyage, some stately. vessel, you ar aware, following Tong voyages. brings to mind scenes of forei where the dusky nativ a ¢ho sun await her comit he hot beach slaves to be bartered for her car- 0. Isshe a whaler,—yoa Mel- of his “Moby Dick," of listenin, 0 the foitiag of long yarns by a rongh, entre old days, ho, ia your boyish of these through and behind the good- The dividen clared ‘monthly, and a Vy old at the celebrated "sandstone Tar, or resident Gor gent “ot ie “hie sa Ga Railroa met onderigned individu: Directors, ‘and will fornish any information Seated A limited numberof shares still r Hox. Hitauiocs Housisriuouocso Hox. NTOEM 5 1d Co. tous Parts, Cashier In- (ber nderstand haps to give it its proper pane, -)T hall call Oper: the Mystery from the f Woman's Heart. Having taken a Powerful plate, Lay for e of for: cious: uncons mi we pon them that develops the g's art into wowal start eae 1 might | be areaning, ana rote walke slow m of ‘night, is ‘ake my leave, ani wait, sith al inet Tatience atmy command to tkaock spon. the dogr ‘ot soar a Lapresy last new wrinkle is, lon; ts for ear-rings. as made the fasbion. and re- ‘tmaed to the modes of our gtandinothers. ed ™ rn” say a travat hoar with st Tae at New ‘The object of the association Is the same as the Feniaa Brotherlood. ied mb) t aden, sa the cathedral eto has tolled spon the’ aie r + [sotem ety —— h Fesian Ststmxyoon ‘has been started gold ‘They have | ¥Fote aarti ial the preity styles which mod- Fil eveting in th wild and Sorting scenes {ora my led his last summo: ter from his son in he window, lighted the gas, teres Awos BLowrrixtor: ‘Bot what am I si Tm Tooktog face « of the object of her choi we 5 and, throwing os on my dressi ine or, vote honest apolog: thet ‘Whether he came to the conclusion sae Hox, Tssny Maxtitrtats, the Origial Ta-|yygeit by tho. saouldsring. embers of upon the Most charming author of the|"kind hearts are more than eoronets Yentor of the Parrott Gan dying fre, age. es, it : q President of the rising and swelling the malate be my jane Tosurance Cos nt a8 will be cheei {after you iimtinglye-Bul and g like a young vali with teargaslnnge a5 fish balls rolling down his cheeks, when he ihe © seat resented. Little inci- ts make or rain us. I stand yet, but s few pears 9g0, by the litle acct en ive recovering fro: Peripnenmonia Nota, I lost fortune, det {hinge make up the w frien s feet, and be laughs| fow pathy fe the thoughts in our minds,| form. Mois 5 to. Te acura ae" eat at Tam honed ‘Sovran, aod ie must ooes IL sa ty ou! to the dtl for Re, Oy Spall ve deri at Roshbury Tow parvot th woot | ch ie my ark ‘ooaeaie, cre soe wy tet her but Tiust point ya, Lord of Bounpary iy mowers ee Hieron gout ey doe ok |e cae ae a edition aed then sho gidce aay ‘tho wood. sie to awell g =: [out gith a collestion of good litte things, like a ltt new beot ited m you perform little courtesies and Be Hi be iny friends, why,—Bully for You.” If you mn eheat your fellow men, with a clear onsen e/—Dally for You ; You are p [f'you can slander pore nel bor, th a Forti Fox, Pausr Tarxrtistors, General Agentot celebrated Hide & Goseek Mining Co. rib Coxerar Bum Hox. Hexny Psxsvapz: The rai connected with this institution is untrue. He applied for the General Agency, but was too late. Sac commenced its sl aceeats year mand t wenty ninth volume. DE net mor that Me, Readwellandponder ie ehners tet and love into the deep mel- ody of s T sat like one entranced. A wonderful mag- tic spell was working upon me, and I had no power to resist it. The rich flow of the melody pervaded the whole atmosphere. And when a discordant te fell upon my ear, a harp thrill of pain passed through m nc A subscription book is now opened at the office of 8) Then came the sede more and more frequently, w n of joy was turned into the wid wal ot the mucrere. Then followed dall, painful, half sobbing Jnotes, like the lullaby of a benumbed heart, with wet beans; | solv f Coeviok learning that there young ‘The Dil marriage ie Alliance matrimonial could be faable hie Gr ese to ser Simeaities, and There are many apparently sinicant SO ec EE naa things to be observed in life, and also) sirctioa of th Ho ic| many to be passed by uni motiocd' and. if ot tena tat sped from the heat of the you can always make the right selections, weep arth haute dingeday, How bis wife's parents died seth a fow hora of each oer, mystriouiy. ‘ed sed tal de Tian which Sie Dudley 5 vefeith bern abo picarore rosa, me tnd then meet Bin wit ening mle tefinvendod slat to tke wood to shoot Bully for You, 0 ters, you are’ ft | be fat ‘manner never for caytbing. Tf yo judge mankind by | bow in ony rovher white bunting: tad \eir_money or clothes, and imagine You | sited in that cousin's suicide. How net i are right, ‘why, Bully for Yous only mind| tows eseme' rag devant cal to wom, be fxtende tho band cf fiend oration. Ba you dont tg gel your teeth of confidence] extends tne band Soar ee iH Bat Ttrust my weary friends, that Oe eee ee ee rneg ally at ‘Daas words of wisdom and mortalti, which| ey "yeimts othe fst . have dropped from this rostram,” lil fe as hi nephew, and Hels Tue shower of rose leaves. into a pi have | Dake, thio vaya bet ale we i |kept you from all mean actions, and your | weicua cs at endeavors captivate the consefenees can hourly repent with no sar Dak accede he to casm, for You, my pe at she has oly to be betray If some eeu Ts now in Bro. View in| ore to hess of Cn the ribs, and ha od hi his hat, which is bed, ‘that of Ar 1e heli oder bis seat, we wll close, after joining loath of Litas. F ie pape rian ies Lard with tr. eiopps, in the closing ode, re, enamored of her, furnishes hor with the ser- mencing thus : ides oat unsorapaios agent «De Vargas, who Wika et rou, Srovaba tre deni of the turee liven atzading be. srhiog may frlouds, Dat it things rip, [Ywoen he, and Tore _ Scontdiogly, Vargas, bY soa, Bally aus of throwing & cr Saati mesting 1s apposnted bose

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