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WILLAMETTE FAJRMER; iJALEM, OREGON, APEIL 23. IG
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THEY KMOW NOT WHAT THEY DO.
nV T1IEO, I), 0. MILI.KR, M,I).
Tlicro urn n,nu sinful creatures,
No nenl to sneak their name,
Who, lo gosiipW and folly,
Arc getting qui to n fame;
It li uaelsa. to revoal tlicm
To tho inortr at one ao few,
For they Imvo nosenan of honor,
And they know not what they do.
You may liavo a "country cousin"
A-lcanlng on your arm
Whilo vou'ro promenading lirotdway,
Without a thought of harm;
Hut you meet the "tireless eosslp
And thoy number not afow
Though you pass her by unheeding,
Sho han g t her oyo on you.
Or, perhaps n neighbor' daughter
Goca out with you to walk,
Just to aco the charms of fashion,
And Imvo a littlo tilkj
Oh, how booh tho scnlcas Roaaip
Will como wamlorlnir that way I
And aho wanders why Miss It walks
With a married man tothy.
If you apoak to charming I idles,
Whilo pining up and down,
Home lone gossip will reveal It
To tho peoploof the town;
Thou, alaal tlie simplo pleasure,
And tho brief delight to von,
Other people call to wicked,
For thoy know not what you do.
Oil, tho world is full of gossip,
And of creaturca not a iow,
Who would maka lifoqttlto unpleasant,
If thoy ahould apeak of you;
Hut you need not ncod their tattle,
If their hatred you ahould woo.
ltut in charity forgive them,
For they know not what they do.
The MurdeMiy the Sea-
11V UtHIKliT II. III'VAR.
Tlioro was quito u nenxntion in tho
littlo Scotch Hcnniilo .UliiiiK vlllngo of
Killcckton, whom koiiio lleliurmon who
woro oul nltciiilliiy their iiuIh in tho
early dawn, found tho body of n bounti
ful young womitii, by Iter son-wood
tangled Imir in tho Htukcn that held
their iicIh.
Tho Ixidy wnHiininedintcly identified
as that nf u young I tidy who hint spent
a couiiln of inontlif or mi in tho village,
Icaviiii; mtlioi'HiKldculy u week or nioro
hofoio. '
When tho Hiirgeon oxnuiinod tho liotly,
ho found pinned inniilo tho Ihihoiii of tho
tiros a nolo that ran im follows :
"l tllo oy my own net. JJ0.1U1 ia pre
furablo to nliunio,"
Tho Hiirgooa'n testimony proved thut
ho had died by drowning, anil furthor
Hint although tlioro was no wedding
ring on Iter, tlicro elioulil lmvobcon one,
wliiuli fully explained tho noto. Judg
ing by thoHtato of deeompouitioti of tho
Ixxly, it uiUHt huvoleoii in tho water for
covon or eight days.
Tho only other witnejH of any inipor
tnnco wan tho woman with whom tho
drowned girl had lodged, ft ho Boomed
much ntloetcd by tho now, nud was
voluble in her grief. Divesting her
ovideneo of nil irrelevant dotulle, it stood
thus:
Tho young lady had como to lodgo
with hor about six weeks before, Haying
hIio wished it miiot placo to spend tho
summer vacation ; that sho was n toachor
in a school in Kdinburg, and her nnmo
was Margaret Marvin, Sho lind paid
her way promptly, and spout her timo
mostly in wuling ami sketching. Sho
did not wiito many letters, nor receive
many, but Beomcd iilwny expecting
some, walking down to the post-otllco
rogularly every ovening. Two nights
before she left sho received a lotter, and
Hcemod to bo very much pleased with ita
contents. Sho had always boon sweet
tempered and cheerful, hut now sho Ixv
camo unite gay nud joyous. Tho second
nay auer receiving mo teller suo Hceiiien
tolw impntiont all day, and about huh
down walked ,down to tho shore, and
long the beach as sho often was in tho
habit of doing. Tho next day a young
man brought a note, which Haul sho had
boon railed back to Kdiulmrgh, as hor
only brother win on tho point of death,
also desiring to Imvo her trunk given to
tho bearer. It had leeu done, and the
young man had taken tho evening train
for Kdinburgh, and had not boon eeou
hi nee.
Tho letter was produced in evidence,
but no ono had over been tho girl'n
writing, and could not tell whether the
writing was genuine or not. It corres
ponded with that of the nolo found on
her IkxIv, and that was all.
This was all the evidence, and the
coroner's jury brought in a verdict of
"suicide by drowning."
Tho matter might have tested hero,
and the verdict of these honest but
illiterate fisherman been accepted as
correct forever 5 but it o chanced that a
young nlnti, lately admitted into the de
tective force, wa present. It Mruck him
that there woro all tho elements of a
iiiyeteiioiu crime in the ease, and, being
ambitious of rising in his profession, ho
determined to dovoto himself to discover
ing it, and make it tho meuns of accom
plishing his desire.
Accordingly, ho made his first movo
by gaining iHij-aeeaion of tho two notes
vuitton by thodcad girl, and by tho first
traiu proceeded to Edinburgh; his next,
to.dbeovcr, if jr-ilk tho eoliool hi
which sho had been a tcachor. This was
a more difficult matter, as thoro was no
ono of thatnamo employed in any of tho
public schools. However, ho gavo hjs
wholo mind to tho work, and at last his
persevcranco was rewarded. It was n
faslnonnblo seminary in tho suburbs, and
tho dectoctivo proceoded thoro at once,
and requested an intorviow with tho
principal.
Ho was shown into a parlor, and in a
few momenta tho lady appeared.
"My business, mndamo. may bo briefly
stated," ho said. "It is with regard to n
young lady tcachor who was employed
by you Miss Margaret Marvin.
Tho schoolmistress bridlod tin at once.
"I do not wish to havo my ears offended
by ncaring that young person s name,
sho said,
"lint, madamc," ho replied. "I only
dosiro some information respecting her,
which only you can give, and on which
hangs a matter of lifo and death."
"I am sorry I cannot oblicro you," the
schoolmistress answered coldly. "Thnt
abandoned young fcmalo ehoso hor own
nam, ami sue must, louow u. xi yuu
desiro any information respecting her,
you had better seek it off somo of hor
ninlo friends Sir. Charles Wilton, for
instance I wish you a good-morning."
"Stay, madamo ," ho said, as sho rose
I asked for this information befero; I
domnnd it now. I am a dotcctivo oflicor,
and can onforco my wish."
His determined tono had its oflcct,
and procured for him a letter in tho
girl's handwrittiug: and then and tlicro
ho compared it with tho two ho already
possessed.
Tho first thread was woven. Thoy
wcro clever imitations, but a practised
oyo in a moment discerned tho forgery.
iho next question, who was this Mr.
Charlos Wilton?
Tho schoolmistress know nothing of
him beyond tho fact that ho was a part
nor in a largo London morcantilo house
Ho had been in Kdinburgh on busincos
for nioro than two months in tho spring,
nud according to hor account, Miss
Marvin's goings on with him wero
shameful, ncccssitnini; her being dis
charged, aftor which tho abandoned girl
had actually the titter shnmelosness to
go in his company to tho country for
over n week, when ho bad returned
alone, and shortly after went back to
London. Whilo ho was in tho city ho
staid at tho ltoyal Hotel.
To tho ltoyal Hotel tho deotivo accor
dingly wont. His private address was
not known, but tho firm was Murray,
Wilton it Co., Ladonlmll street.
Tito next train carried him on his way
to London. Ho did not prcsont himself
at thooillce, but going to Scotland Yard
reported hiiusof.cxplnining tho case, and
also the progress ho had made.
A curious place is Scotland Yard, and
two days afterward Colonel Walsing-
hum, nu Amoricati millionaire, called on
Mr. Wiltoii with a letter of introduction
from tho agents of thollrm in Now York
and was received with open arms.
Mr. Wilton was not yet married. That
event was to tuko placo in about 11
month tho brido an cnil's daughter
but ho liycd in grand stylo, and'hml a
pleasant littlo liouo in Park Lane, pre
sided over by his aunt, and Colouol
Wnlsiugham accepted his pressing invi
tation to mnko it hii home during his
stay in London.
Of course Mr. Wilton had a valet, and
equally, ns a mattor ofcourso, mjIiiuI
Colonel Wnlsiugham. Naturally theso
gentlemen's gentlemen wcro much in
each other's society, comparing notes
about their rospoctivo masters. Mr.
Wilton's valot being l'renoh had a con
stitutional weakness for absinthe. Some
how it ono day happened that Mr.
Wilton's valet was so totally ovcrcomo
by his weakness for tho fiery liquid, that
ho did not oven objoot when his com
panion coolly abstracted tho key of Mr.
Wilton's dressing-room from his pocket,
and going straight thither, unlocked tho
door, ami entering lockod it behind him.
Whero ho procured it is no matter,
but certain it is that Colonel Walsing
ham had given his valet a key which
precisely ilttod an old oak cabinet which
stood in ono cornor, and opening tho door
ho saw insido sovcral bundles of letters
and paHrs. Ho did not pause oven to
look at these, but pressing a concealed
spring, tho bottom slid open n few inches
disclosing a secret drawer. From this
ho took a packet, and replacing tho
secret bottom, ho closed the door and
left tho room.
Going down to where ho had left tho
valet, ho found him still in tho same un
conscious stato. Ho replaced tho key of
tho drossing-room in his pocket, and
went to his own npartment and perused
tho documents eagerly, and n triumph
ant smilo was on his fnco as ho left tho
room.
As ho passed through tho hall, Mr.
Wiltoii and Colonal Walsingham alight
ed from their eairiage and entered tho
house. A look of intelligence pascd be
tween the colonel and his valet, and as
the two gentlemen passed to tho smoking-room
ho followed them.
Wilton was just lighting a cigar, when
tho valot walked to whero ho stood, and
laid his hand on his shoulder.
"In tho Queen's name, you are my
prUoner for the murder of Miss Mar
garet Marvin."
n ashy pallor
spread over ilton a
li,w, but he did not
voice was firm. Ho
around, but Colonel
face to tho very
tremble, and his
glanced quickly
Walsingham had rucn and stood beside
htm.
"You must have lost your senses,
fellow," he said. "I novor heard of tho
lady."
"Do you resist our authority?" asked
tho detective, as ho displayed his warrant.
"No," answered Wilton, "I will go with
you. It is annoying, hut I must submit.
I only ask you havo mo oxnmined at
once, to stop tho scnmhlbcforo it spreads
too far."
Ho secmod lo treat tho matter so
nonchalantly, that tho dotoctives were
completely thrown oil" their guard, whon
quick as thought ho drow a revolver and
fired in tho fnco of Colonel Walsingham,
who dropped liko a stone
Thon with abound ho sprang through
tho door into tho hall.
"Scizo him," ho cried to tho servants
as ho lied olong tho hall, "ho attempted
to tnko my life"
Tho dotcctivo dnshed nBido tho servants
who feebly attomptcd to obey their
master's urdci.
''If you do not stop, I fire, ho cried to
Wilton, who had nearly reached tho end
of tho corridor.
Wilton's nnswer was to turn, and rais
ing his pistol tnko dclibcrnto nim ; but
tho dotcctivo was boforo hint, and just
as 111s lingers touched tho trigger, ho
foil back with n loud shriek, his charge
exploding harmlessly in tho air.
Tho dotcctivo approached, and ono
glaco showed him thnt Wilton had paid
tho penalty of his crime. Ho was dead.
His crimo hnd found him out. With
that strango porvorsity which moro or
loss attends all crimes, ho had destroyed
tho murderod woman's effects but kept
tho strongest proof of all, her dairy and
his letters to her, wborcin was told tho
wholo story old as tho world itself of
mad passion burning itself out and
gradually growing into crimo. Ho had
gono through tho form of marriago with
her, but when ho wantod to cast asldo
his brokon toy, ho found that by tho
laws of Scotland, sho was legally his wife.
Thon followed his crime by what
devilish moans ho accomplished it, must
over romain a mystery. Ono can guoss,
but it iB hotter to lenvo it as it is, and lot
tho night mists still ciivelopo tho dark
secret of that murder by tho sea.
jjoHiculhirsL
Tho roftiso sawdust and chips from
las'. Winter's woodpilo should bo got
away from tho back door boforo warm
wcathor comes. This stuff has somo
mantirial value from slops thrown Upon
it, and its host uso is probably ns a
mulch undor apple or pear trcos.
Failure of clovor seeding on sandy
soil is often duo to lack of potash. Wood
ashes in such caso aro quito as helpful
to tho clover crop ns gypsum, and when
ever both can bo had they should bo
sown togcthor. Leached ashos aro also
good, but need to bo applied by tho
wagon load to effect much benefit.
Tho pea crop will grow bettor in tho
shado than any other grain, and many
farmers aro lcarniiYg that it is just what
is needed to show in thcirnpplo orchard.
Lot the pigs harvest tho crop, nud with
this and fallen apples a largu amount of
tho very best pork may fattoncd bo
foro cold woathcr.
A gardener near Ilaltimoro is said to
havo sold his goosbcrry crop from thir
teen acres in full bearing for S7000. This
is moro than !?.'00 an acre, and will pay
for 1111 immouso amount of work. Yet
farmers vho aro yearly growing pooror
by grain farming complain that fruit
does not pay.
Uoth red and black raspberries aro
inclined to grow too many canes, and
will boar better if part aro removed. Tho
Bido shoots of red raspberries moy bo
nsod for now plantations, but with tho
black caps now planta aro better dorived
from roots which form from tho tips in
serted in the grass ground tho previous
season.
This is a critical timo for now-milch
cows, and if tho farmer has noithor en
silage nor roots, he should feed liberally
with grain or meal, A cow whoso milk
is shortened now by lack of liberal feed
ing will uovcr fully regain hor mess
during tho Summer. It is oven possible
that tho injury oxtcuds to nftcr years
with a heifor having hor first or second
calf.
Americans probably invest moro
money in farming tools than any other
people Hy tho census of 1880 tho val
no of agricultural implements made tho
previous year was SGS.OOO.OOO. Ton
years is a long life to tho average of
farm tools, and many are worthless after
three or four year. uso or rust. It is
probable that tho entire amount inves
ted in farm tools now in uso is nearly
or quite . 1,000,000.000.
If cabbage is properly set out it suf
fers littlo by tho operation, and after a
few days its growth will generally bo
more rapid than ono not transplanted.
Hut so often is this work properly done
that it is woith while to grow somo of
the late, large varieties by towing teed
in hills threo or four in a placo where
tho plants are needed, As soon as they
get largo enough all but tho host are re
moved and transplanted elsowherc.
Nurserymen often udvertiso lives 111
dormant bud. This is 0110 in which
last August a bud of sonic improved
M)rt was inserted in a wild stock, but too
late to grow. Nearly all of the, old stock
is cut off down to tho bud, and if this
fails, as it is liable to with curcloss trans
planting, tho tree is usually, a doad loss.
If tho buds dies tho trees genorlly goes
with it. Hut nurserymen often succeed
well rcnsoii'thl-' care.
Thoonorvhtion and lassitude of spring
time aro indications of tho sluggisli
action of tho blood, overloaded with enr
bonatcs accumulated by tho uso of
hcatincr food in winter. This condition
may bo romedied by tho use of Aynr's
Sarsaparilla, tho best blood purifier
known.
Thoso who havo used tho Boss Zinc
and LkAthek Com.Au Pads nnd Ankle
Boots say they aro tho best and cheap
est, because most durable. Thoy will
last n life time. Sold by Harness makers
on CO days' trial. Di:xtek uuktib, Mad
ison, Wis. ;
Itnclileit'ft .Irntrn Hnltr.
Tho Uest Salro in tho world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sorea. Ulcers. Salt llheum. Fovcr
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Uandi, Chilblains
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cures Pilot, or no pay required. It is guarau
teed to givo porect untistaction, or money re
funded, l'rico 15 cents per box.
For aalo by Port & Son,
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An old phyilclan, retired from practice, hat Inn had
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formula of a tlnipls vegetable remedy lor tho anted)'
and permanent cure ot Consumption, Uro'iclilttf, Cat
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