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STAR OF THE CAPE.

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him, ■neh u I know he lihrd—that *' ,**r. I them while the

looked on. Whiter-

uuw. ap itexn or down, I to plm ud do it At but I bee an to think I ought to retain*-'’* ' •ought the trim for nr jonrner home* Wild. Bitting, in the milroid 8KT ".TKfiF/_ '

Son, iirineipilly

•uue * anew nothing of, exoepi j mme. PreeenUr one of them b-.-gaa

•neik of my ■onl wife. ued to eee 1 greet deni time, 1 ' ihe usd, “ but-

_ 11 well, yon know how they i.ui hid • mother-in-!»ir raging 1 • •

ly, to I hire kept iwiy.

"So hire I.”

" followed 1 lingb of derieion. e-liw r ezcUimcd i hud ; I do pity them,

CAPE MAT CITY, N. J„ WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1873.

IODB MOTIlEB-l?f.LAW.

A good many thingi, tome of them good, many ihup end oecuioniUy cruel, biro been end of liteof mothera- — —d now eomes one oTAhii . ^ .’ dot i“* l “ d toll* her Bide of tte itory. That ihe tells it well, will be admitted by all who reid it: ' Left 1 widow, ifter i few yeun of moit nnhippy mimed life, I retired, with mr two children, to kimill town,* when 1 intended to devote myiolf to

the rare of their ednrati I think the enjoyment children before they re ten ii Tory greet. All f tendenciee ceem loinre 1 with time, we eu mn peine we m taking will bat the desired mult,

rjomiiee ire so beiaulfil! Bren ohUdiih liking leeini ■ talent, licking QtfiT opportunity to deyelop into e? My girl ind boy went te ichool in thi poraing. In the afternoon we walked

together 1 , end we ill thret '

lonw, rambling welki. 1 table, end rrar eyenings,

then how delightful w, uur c |«**-hipl Bow I tried in orery to sow the good ieed. I hare uid I

•rary diye when,auferingfrsm thcloee tie household dntiee. I remombe ‘ Bice little diehee, the neitly _ -—=-><5 ‘ho ehrefolly itended beby. Which of ill thie wie the' -rand” which excited the i..._ 96 of thon young people J hi of Fenny, her good looka, h

wondering whit her nati

— Bnt hero we ire. Thera waiting to meet me, dear child:

bnt there wu come one with her, • meet iniigniflcint looking indiyiduii, with Tory prominent eyee and large whiskers.

Uta it night it tniir clothes—my a were plain enough. They nercr kno of ooune, the saoriSom I mode tl Wray might have pleunres. That my children lored me, mpeeted «ne, I need not rapeet. Their flrat , with horrid little danbe, Which I itiU trail. ■re, tied np In little packages, and dated. Ah 1 happy, happy days I—days when n paper of aweet cake is anfflolent

...I, aa my means did not admit ia going to oollege, I obtained ad-

•— '-' [a ijjip the j ‘

Why did m "oreb ,

glad abt — — _™ She introduced her oompanit

Mr. Jen Irina; and wherena _ anxiety to be alone with her, Mr. Jenkins, with a great flooriihpf politeness, walked all the way home with ns. Before I could nntis the strings of my bonnet he told me that Fanny bad promised to marry him I I waa thunderstruck, haring in the annoyance of his K ence forgotten my forebodings of an hoqr before. I had read with much attention, in rarioni highly landed book*, of the great and imperative

girl to be a holp-

ui. Waa this my thia dapper little

• — —d amiable, bnt so utterly ln|igniflcant I He bad nninter-

My coming wa» an

,, - i>egan to ut up ata

alwaya walked alone.

D-_- ,s-i looiety and ill aelate and friendleas. Friends, like plsnte, mait be cnltirated. I found no oonae-

ninlity in elUier o* '*

From a detailed aooouht in the Kan- -» Ota (Mo.) TTmea of the sariee of mnrdcfa committed by the Bender family near Obenyyale, Kansas, we eon- “— .following statement af the

». On the IMh of last March

Dr. William H. York, brother of State sf Kansas, lof tFort Soott

made for him. Hia neighbora joined • Ida brother, OoL M. York, and the l “~ — *-Teed to Ohenyrale,

- —,— had to end. Early m April, some men rode over to the Bender House, about two miles south of Cherryrale, to learn something, if poaribIe,^0OT<»rnin^^Dr. .York._ They

matayatenoui disappearance.

—t aAms to hare alarmed the

Bender family, for aoon after

riding from the prairie one day smoke arising from their chimney; there was so sign of life anywhere about the premiaee. He ro J - •- **—

house, and UiauiTestigatioiis him that the people had fled

Ho galloped to CherryTalo, and a party was soon organised to examine idlQ. the

Brool

Seventy feet above the apriii^u

the flight of the Bonders waa because of — ’me, perhaps,that of murdfr. — and thorough examination led to the discovery of a trap-door^i the floor of one of the rooms of the house,

data of bringing

ilammy. waa foOnd#NoUiing fop howerer, rewarded their search in

I

It will thna be seen that the cables will extend from anchorage to anchorego, and that the bridge will not only be anapended from tower *- * *—•

oa either aide of the anchorages. From the

* * I * • the bridge the travel on the streets, directed* by a viadnet; and the structure be built of mason it. The bridge in its divisions will therefore consist of a central span 1,600 feel long—aboutthe d : stance from the now Post-offloe to Duane street— the side spans oxtending to the anchorages, each 030 feet long—or 100 feet longer than the whole of the Niagara Suspension Bridge—ini Ihe stone - duets each 1,203 feet in length, wl

10 dignity of keeping looking at many dwellings i looted, one which required a greet many repairs, and now my aervioee ware in

yery great requestattended to all the directions Mrs. Jenkins wished givCn to

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mittanoe for him into the place of bnaiseaa of a friend. One day I heard an aonnaintanoe say that my son admired a Mias Benson. Then first shot into my heart-that acute pang of jealousy Which I had baard a woman feels when another woman dans to lay claim to her ' -on—a bitter, nnraaaonlng feeling, bnt

A year later he announced that he waa engaged to this rely girl, and asked me to go and see her. I went She was tall and very thin, and atyliah looking with reddish hair, and long, thin hands and feet. She won a great many flonnoea, and a greet deal of jewelry, of the pole gold kind. Her manners were very sesr» bnt aomehow or othar |

rr trifling, and quite rtn — T * *-me I alt in mr rock- , an nr^tlunking. n with which* .— ___J oommitting — , overcome the mysteries of marbles ol every degree, lored every poppy and kitten be had erer adopted and taken to his heart—why ecmld I not at least fry 'isreddish-hairedfdrl? People "OI yea, I wa* very ^gatain .— - - —tfowtaSaly, and are, aa yon aay, aovery A'ywj* 1 !* 1 - . . —> *—S . months with her h time I saw ber -y that I erer ithhor. ThonJa

the perfection af oerranta. later, “the lorelieet little baby," my graodaoo. Then, acme montha later, n ° l ^ bri « ht The baby had bad the croup, my r~ VI '* - tonoh of the iatormittent; SMSuSr-fcSSrs;.;