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'Ith k.tc '1'I; hit ligd a step lik
't'2. "!'111,1 I':I311O-.Oi the ( i nll" tilt] an-,1
Safely passing the summit, I threw
.y leg over for the desoont,-and felt W
Sfoot seizid. It was but a eling- be
ig end ril of a wild vino, skirting- toe
wa!l. (rasping my knife in my'ight
h-n.l, I crept along the bushes for PO
fi'ty yar,1, then atruok across the lawn th
for the sido entranc3. Thte darkness to
perfle:ed mhe, but I thought I was Si
,teoring straight. Suddenly my foot hi
,truck bricks. What was this ? I er
tried to recall3Ot. There was no w
pavemnut round that p art of the hos- di
pital, aiE
I rebel on uncertianly, and feel- ti
ing a weight in the air, put out my II
hands to grope for some clew to my to
whcrcabouts. I was in an ally - w
flanked with stone walla far above my A'
head. It gave a sudden turn. In an il
instit I koe.v I was in the subterra- t
ne.n pa.uges of the asylum. I turn- pt
ed to retraco my steps-the opaque g
de'isity of somo heavy body crouched to
het ween me and the outer air. I P
heard its atifled breathing-itsstealthy i
tr. ail approaching mte. AMy God ! he W
h: I fil!o-ved ime from the very door (
t ihe dead house here ! A struggle in
or life with a madman in these nar- ol
row, gloomy vaults -to lie in the pool w
of onA own heart's blood in this un- pt
discovered tomb--and liiy young wife t<
Covstanoce !-'twas maddening ! P
'or an initantl my brain was on fire. p
'Tlien I thought there might be an ex. t,
it-other dcvious windings in which I e
c mild elude mny deadly pursuer. Go- I a
iug deftly backward, I turned the il
angle in the wall, and then plunged I
at the utmost speed of a young and hi
aetivo uman along the black passage. i
instantly I knew I was pursued.- t
Meeutiig another crossed path, I struck a
into it in the opposite direction. The i
maniae instinct followed me. V hat -
a race through those cavernous depths
of t .e mad house ! What tragic pit
falls might lurk at every step 1-what
black iol stagnant pools lie waiting to
emtilph me I-what deeper de pths of
inky blackness into which to fall-and
fall forever. 0
The l"inago grow narrower. We
were perhaps, under the very centre 3
of the building, and farthest from '
the outer air. I had tried to breathe !
ioiselessly; the effort exhausted me. i
i knew nothing of the labyrinths.;
could only guess at our position by t
the distarieo from the entrance. I
had counted the turnings we had t
inado. I thonght 1 could retrace
theo. My strength was failing. I
was fleetest, but the was most endur
in1g.
Presently he would run me down.
It was a terrible venture, but the no
cessity, was imminent. I would try
it. Gathering all my force, I darted
like an arrow on into the darknoss.
IlThe suddenness of my increased speed
blailed him. I succeeded in putting
i:ty yards between us, gained and
umried the next angle, then drawing t
myself against the wall, with every
nerve and muscle strained into pre- t
ternatural tension, with the mighty
heaving of my spent chest crushed in
to silence by an iron effort of despair. 8
ing will, I waited for him to pass me.
I heard him come rushing on with
new strength through the blackness, -
reach the angle, turn it striking his
massive body against the jutting n
stonies. . heard niu spring like an
antilmal on u:Jorg the track. 1 felt his
hot breath like the steam-the foam
of' bis sot .jaws flung across my face-a
and lie stopped. If feit that he was
fecelinug for mie I that ho was erouching [
on the stones. I saw the red fire of
Is eyeballs glare up to m11 through ,
the darkness. I felt the touch of' his
icy flesh on my hand. Like light- t
fling hle raised himiself, and throwing
huis vast weight against me, pinione I
mec to the stones. All thme mad ragea
of' a man at bay surged upward to m
brain. I clasped my knife convu -
sively, and seizAed him by the throat,
resolved to die hard. It w~as haliry
it. was shaggy,. Th le hands agaltiny my
chest had a thick coat of fur. I
clasped hlim to my breast. it wasP
i ion-mny dog Lion.t
'Great Heaven, Winter Keene' !
what kept you tihe whole night in that b
cursed dead house ? It is near day;
the door has been open this two hours,
and Derby and King have been asleep.
I was getting on my boots to look for e
you.'
'Why in the name of common sense a
did you let this dog after me ? will d
you tell me that ?'
'Why, ho howled like a maniac, 'i
and clawed the door till if I had been 3
suspioious I should have thought you U
in some danger, and could not keop ti
him in.' ft
'Danuger i WVell, we can't tailk i
now. Rtouse yourself; I have had an n
interview with your maniac, and he is a
prowling rounid the ground. after me
now. Call up the men. I must go 0
af'ter Philips Immediately.'h
'My God ! you don't say so?' b
'Yes ; don't waste a'fiecond.' r<
In fivo minutes the whole force of "
the liesp intal was out in the g rounde. ui
We took him in the angle of the great ri
(oor, croucmhed behind the jutting g
wall, waiting for me I Ho drew his t'
lips back over his teeth, in the dumb t1
ferocity of a mad brute, s ho saw
mie, andI his eyes settled into a dull,:
lurid glare, impossible to describe, as 'V
lhe hissed out: :
'H a I this is twice-twice you tri- g
umiipi ; watt 4ill the ti$id tim,.'
Aroumid the brating gdttd, in the, '4
closing bout' oft,h temp.* eo. 4
night, we shook hads over e gld- nli
ness of our re-unioni, anid sftt time #
story was over, umd the $f N 4C, h4
and the laught~aftet (&Vfla ' 1"o h
may adventure,) ammibh sqging,.4
had left us,- andBatn-L and04 be
stood. at thf' windb* 3*I1, the. si
young winter defr#ie 6eett Big. la
there wat %dstUhIid~ery mpech like
tears over the hold. bri ht hi ea
'Consteno, Would have gone thore,
inter, or died, and mine ivould have
en a heavy, heavy life after.'
KuwrN M. STANTN.---The funeral
11 has been suddenly thrown over
is bitter enemy and cruel pereceu
r of the oppressed and desolated
>uth. A disease of the heart struck
m down, while about to wear the
mine of the Supreme Court, the re
ird of his hatred of the South and
nial of rights, by a political chief,
i embryo C(osar, whose unconstitu
omal sway is a curse to L.is country.
is bier has borne bin t, a prem'a
re grave, outting short a ."a eer,
bitch will not re.d weil in Ii to, y -
'it </e nortius, ni bmu-, ha-i grown
to a maxim. hlt it was never ment
veil the political crimes of tmineut
iblie funutionuries, pi- Cit to d..
>od, but perver clv eho .s'ng to do
dil and wrong. While the f.1ult snd
!coadillos of truly great a..d gud
en should not be unne.s eai y or
antonly exhumed, the mi -lends of
ril-minded and wrong-doi ;y states
en belong to histiry, and shou'd to
aronioled and expo, e-1, by way of
aring to the living, although th"
3rpetratora lie in the grave. Stan.
mn's administmation of the Wur ie
artment, however able for his cruel
urpjoses, marked by ruthle.-s cruelty
> the South, anid ultimatel t" disgrae
I by an unjustiliable and t: 'honor
ble tenacity of an adherence to (',L
aet office, against ti i will of his p"1
tic:dl and4. const i t u'ional ch~ief, maut k
1m ai one VIhow we may colmie to
ury but not to praiso. We lament
say that the evil le ha: done ives
ftcr him, and we know of ii) good lie
as done to be in!er red withhi-, bobes.
-Charlestoi, C .-.
The Sunday News has the follow
g : "luring the summer of 1867 a
hksaon geatlemn, together with his
-ife and widowed .-i,ter, were is l'ari.i
)f coutse they, aui-g other wonders
f the Freach utpitil, went to hear
'ere Hlyneinthe. The widow, who i,
oung, has but one child, and is finite
realthy, fell in love with the fore.
inally meetings were brought about
a which she expressed ruch j iy thit
be feeling becatue iutnni. Al
hough the Carmelite had begun to
xpress himself in public in re ligious
natters, he didl not go far enough to
ati-fy his female adore., who had
nore expatsive religiouls niratls in a
ountry where el. neh atal state are :o
losely allied. Under the tutelage of
he Boston lady the pric.t bcenam't
nore and more outsp"ken in his views
nd finally events culmin ted in his
etiremient from th0 monastic order.
Vhile in this country the 1h' re went
o Boston, wihere ho miet the lad ' u% ho
ad drawn him ihi.her. It was with
he intention of settli -g p. ivate mat
ers in France that ho a or se l ihere
nt before long, as hinted, he will re
urn to America and mnrry the I rly
rho has drawn hint away froni father.
and and Mother Church.'' 'l'hat'
ood!
S.ct RAI.ROAn AccJoss-r.-T h e
ew York 'T'ine. of Siturday says.
A young and boautiful German girl,
bout 16 years of age, met with a sad
nd sudden death last night on the
larlen Rlailroad, a short distance
orth of the Mor i .ania ])epot. iv
ppe ars that the liarlema train going.
ort h. and the New I [aven 8:'20 dlown
assenger triiu--the latter beoiig hie
md- timec and rtunning at ai hsighm ratei
f speed-passed eachl oithe(r thore.
'lie engineerA of bioth t rains observed
ble girl and sounded the alarm whis
e, when she sprung from before the
[arlemn train across the other' track,
nd was struck and instantly killed
y the New Haven engine, her body
oing hurled somna twenty feet in the
Ir. When the train was stopped andl
aokced up to the spot, the body wvas
mund terribly broken. A shawvl was
)mnd pinned about the head, which
robably prevented her fionm hearing
1c trains. A portion of an evergreen
'reath was found on her persona, and
ear by were several toys, wihich she
ad evidently purchased for Christ
InS gifts."
A CounRwO.ous Won? w. -Thae Lan
ister Ledger sa: '-T'wo negro mni,
!manuel Brown aid Wilson Geoorge,I
tempted to steal a hog on last Thiurs
ay night from Miss Maria Fudge, a
oman living a few miles from town.
'he watchdog gave the alarm, and
hass Fudge ventured out in the dark,
narmned. On turning the corner of
to house she came in contact face to
ice with one <f the negroes armed
ith a mauske*, and inquired his busi.
ns, whereupon the negro cntsed her
ad ordered her to go back into the
ouse or he would knock her braius
tat. Miss Fudge immediately seiz/edl
is gun and in thie struggle the gun
ecamo unbreaochesl, leaving the h-ir
thin the possession of Mihss Fudge,
ho imm~nedilately turned it to good
me In administering several well di
toted blows on the head of her anata
mist, causing him to give tup. The
to negroes were commiaitted to .bsil at
ala place on Friday last."
An African Prince, who sent Quteen
ictoria costly presentsked lher in re
irn to tell him the secret of Nugltad's
reatness au4gland'e giory. She
96 hi not te ,n tber of her fiqet,
erb ~bi t es nottho
4 l hudosa peoandlise,
tth oetali of her inerbathstable
kIth.' 8~he did hbt,'lIke Hozeklah,
an evil hour, show the ambassador
r d tOO F)} ,and her
p .bgdilghin.
su oun ,I
1}1
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Perun l-i 11111 ill n itsI! F~eriizn Prprte
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.'i nysisn of. ampntile of Carolia I'c:Iihg:
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Organi MIat i~i. WithI sonic aitter of c miti
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These l'hophtatcs are the remains of ex
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ep:ard.
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06.8
2.6
privalent to 11.27 Solubl Phosphate of Lim
Iuivalent to 13 48 lIsoluble (bone).
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ti
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CII ARL- STON, S.
IConsignments Respectfully Solicited
oswF.LL R EEDER, EgIHIIURUtAN DA
ESTABL1SIIED 1801
ALEXANDER SMYTH]
Wholesale and Retail Deale,
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BOOTS, SHOES and HK1
EAST Sib oi5 MbIN 8 EST
(Opposite 'inard's,)
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Cc'TTJON FACTORS
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General Commission- Morchar
B3ROWN'S WHAl1F,
Oharleston, 8, 0,
Oct 6-3nuos
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OHANiNEL OTSER
Supplied in quantities to sult purehas,
Orders from all parts of the Interior sell
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0. Box 880, ('harleston, 8. 0.
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Jennings, MoCrseiy & Son, . W. 0. Din1
John 8. Ryan. new 18-8s
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