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The Deacon's ExjKVinent.
"I hope the children haven't been
my trouble to voa Miss Peck f"
said lieacon Grinder, as his own
liorse chaise draw up on the green
in frot of -Miss Pliikna Peck's
'bourn.
Jfcss Peck hurried out all smiles
to greet the portly widows
"The little darlings," cried she,
effusively. "Trouble indeed ! Why,
dcaomi bow you talk ! It's a posi
tive pleasure to have'em here. I
should like to keep them a week."
The deacon smiled and shook Lis
■head. "That would be a little too
much," said he. "Come children,
jump into the wagon."
And the three apple-cheeked little
Grinders—two girls and a bo? —
were kissed and hugged, and lifted
<suie ike wagon by the beaming spin
ster.
""I shall be lonely when they are
goue," she said. "1 do so dote on
chiKmen! Kemembcr, darlings,
that the gooseberries will be ripe
wot week, and that your own Pecky
wiT. be asdy too happy to see you
The widow Clapp came harrying
out, as thncbsise went by, with a
tin pail in her band.
"Dear me,-Dsaaaa Grinder," said
she, "?porealways in such s hur
ry. -Boafcapa-minute, can't you?
1 haven't sesc the children in an
age- Hsc£%w;patl e£jswr sew ho
ney
lings will Mks ii on their bread and
batter -af & -evening. When are
they coming to spend the da? with
me? 1 declareJosie is growing to
be a pelf eel'•beauty P*
"Tat. tat. Mrs. Clapp !" said the
deacrn. his fine shilling all over
with satisfaction. "Handsome is
that handsome does, That's my
motto."
"And nobody cant do handsomer
than my little Jos," said Mrs.-Clapp.
"And there's Tommy grown as
never was, and Dolly the very (Ke
tone of yoo : drop in to tea some
evening this week."
The deacon had hardly guided bis
s3d horse around the owner of the
village green when Miss Barbara
Boyer tripped oat of the millinery
store.
"I do hope you'll excuse me Dee
eon Grinder," said she, with all the
pretty profusion wtiicb naturally be
longs to a maiden of six and thirty
sasnera, "tut I was so edified with
wmt fce-ya-tifml remarks in prayer
meeting, Monday night, that 1
couldn't help adding myself to work
to think what I could do for you.
3 nd here's a collar I've stitched for
dar Tommy, and a handkerchief
r>e embroidered for Josie, and a
DoS as I've took the liberty to dress
fur Dorothy. Oh, don't thank me,
pray. It aint nothin' compared to
the peace a' mind I got, listening to
yeer precious remarks!"
Bat Xaocr i Poole, sitting at iter
needlework, by the old red farm
bowse window, bad only a smile and
a nod for the party as they drove
ty.
"Pa," said Josie, who was a
shrewd sallow faced child of eleven,
dotal Mies Poole love us as well as
Miss Peck, and Mrs. Clappand Miss
Barbara Boyer ?"
"I hope so, my child," said the
benign deacon. Why do you ask
the question f"
'-Because she never gives us any
thing, * said Josie.
'•She is pw child—she is poor,"
kiid the deacon. "But I am sure
you all have her good wishes."
"Pd rather have her hooey," said
Tommy.
"Aid gooseberries and dolls,"
added tittle Dorothy.
Bat when the deacon sat alone by
ftus teart ketone, that evening, bis
sister. Miss Mahals Ann Grinder
ewpfcsspd herself on the subject with
great plainness and perspicacity.
"If you have really made up your
cnind to many again Ji*hua-~-" said
abe.
"I think it would add to my do
mestic felicity," said the deacon se
renity.
"In that case,'* mid Miss Mahala
Ann, "I do hope you'll make a sen
sible choice, and not allow yourself
U be hnpeeed upon by a pack of sel
fish widows and schemeing old
maids."
"Sister," said tbe deacon mildly,
"you are severe,"
"No I aint," said Miss Mahala
Ann. "If von w.isn't well to do in
pie world, and Jmdi." a nice home
and farm, and money at interest,
they wouldn't none of 'era look
twice at you.
"Don't yon think so f' saM the
deacon ; and be pondered the ques
tion long and earnestly •> bis own
mind. "Upon tfee vtfhcfle, said he,
bringing down "bis palm upon the
table, "I ain't sorry that thoee in
vestments-of mine in the Mariposa
Silver fining Company have prov
ed a failure."
"What do you mean ?" said Miss
Maliala Ann, curiously eyeing him
over the top of her spectacles.
But the deacou only shook liis
head and smiled.
"Time will show," said lie—
"time will show."
The news that Deacon Grinder
was wrecked iu i Mariposa silver
Mining stock flew like wildfire
through the peaceful community at
Fltchville Four Corners.
"WeH,"" said Miss riiileua Teck,
"I am beat I"
"He never bad no judgement in
money matters," said the widow
Clapp.
""I've thought all along he was
living too fast," said Baroaro Buy
er.
"Those poor little children—what
is to become of them V said Naomi
Poole, wistfully.
The next day the deacon made
his appearance at Miss Peck's home
stead, pale and rather shabby, with
a child in each hand and one follow
ing him. "Miss Peck," -said he,
"I suppose yon Lave beard the
news ?"
"Yes," said Miss Peck, 'looking
vinegar and tack nails. "If it's
your f rtilure as you mean."
4 11 think of going to 'California,"
said the deacon, 4 'to see what I can
do, and if in the meantime, you
could be induced to give my chil
dren a home—"
44 0h, dear no 1" I never could get
along with a pack of children. I
dare say yew can hnd some half or
phan asylum, or place of that sort,
by ioquiriug around a little."
Miss Peck sat se very upright and
glared so frightfuPy oat of her light
blue eyes at the deacon that he was
fain to beat as rapid a retreat as
possible.
He knocked next at the widow
Clapp's door. A slip sboi servant
maid opened it.
44 1s Mrs. Clapp at home ?" he
asked.
A head was thrust over the stair
railing and the widow's shrill voice
cried out:
"Is that Josiah Grinder, with his
swarm of young one's ? Tell him I
am particular engaged. Do you
hear, Betsy ?—particular!"
Miss Barbara Beyer was arrang
ing trimmed hats and rolls of bright
colored ribbons in "her show window
as the deacon entered the shop.
"Miss Boyer," said the deaoon,
"you were ever a genial and sliarit
able soul, it is to you that I trust to
make a home for my motherless
little ones, while I endeavor to re
trieve my fortunes iu the Far West."
"I couldn't think of such a thing!')
said Miss Barbara, dropping a box
of artificial rosebuds in her conster
nation. "And I really think, Dea
con Grinder, you haven't no busi
ness to expect it of me ! It's all I
can do to support myself, let alone a
pack of unruly children ! I dare say
the poor master could do something
for 'em or—"
"I thank you," said the deacon
with dignity. "I shall trouble nei
ther you nor him."
"Well," said Miss Boyer with a
toss of her head, "you needn't fly
iato a rage because a neighbor offers
you a bit of good advice I"
But Naomi Poole ran out to the
little garden gate as the forlorn dea
went by.
''Deacon Grinder," hesitated she,
turning rose* red and white by turns
"is this true?"
"About my Mariposa investment?
Yes."
"And that you are going to Cali
fornia?"
"I am talking of it," said the dea
con.
"Would—could you let me take
caie of the little one's while you are
gone ?" said Naomi, tenderly draw
ing little Dolly to her side. "I am
fond of children, and I would take
the best of care of them. And you
have been so kind to mother and
me, Deacon Grinder, that we should
feel it a privilege to be able to do
something for you."
And poor, soft hearted little Na
omi bust into crying.
There was a moisture on the dea
con's eyelashes, too.
"God bless you, Naomi 1" said
he. "You are a good girl—a very
good girl."
• ••***
"Aint it true ? said Philena Peck.
"Well," said Mrs. Mopsley, "it is
and it aint. He did lose what he
invested in them Mariposa mines,
but it was only a thousand dollars ;
and the rest of his money is all
tight and safe in United States
bonds and solid real estate."
"Bless me 1" said Barbara Boyer.
"Well. I never 1" said the widow
•Clapp, with a discomfited counten
ance.
"And," went on Mrs. Mopsley,
with evident relish in the conster
nation alie was causing, "tney are
building a new wing to the house,
and he is to be married to Naomi
Poole in the fall.""
"A child like that 3" said Mrs.
'Clapp.
"With no experience whnteverT"
said Barbara Buyer, scornfOlly,
lt l only hope he won't repent f
his bargain/' sighed Miss Phflena
Peck.
And Miss PhHolla's
hopes were fulfilled. The deacon
never did repent his bargain.*"
A&ffiying tho Sermon.
Tho ltev. Mr. Blank, of tho 'Unl
tariau Church inla|ueighborlng State,
preached a sermon a few Sundays
since on the (importance of saying
"No," and in the course of -it dwelt
impressively on the moral courage
required to use that monosyllable at
the right time. After the sermon a
a collection was taken ior a very de
serving charity. When the congre
gation was dismissed a certain mau
waylaid the pastor tn'the vefetibcle,
and seizing him by the hand, thabk
ed him effusively for the sermon—
one of the most effective lie had
heard. The ipaator modestly re
plied : "I'm glad you think so, but
cannot see why you should."
"Why," replied the man, "when
I went into chnrch I was fully de
termined to give five dollars to that
charity, but your sermon impressed
me so deeply that I found courage
to resist the temptation, aud let the
plate-passer go by with an emphatic
"N0..,
IIAEDLY TWENTY.—Census-Ta
ker of 1880 to sprightly widow of
uncertain status as to age, but nev
ertheless youthful in feeling:
"Madam, will you be so kind and
condesc—that is, will—will you
haye the urban—l mean the very
great obligiuguess to indicate your
—your—present age?" (Blushes
at every stop being a youngish mau
and recalling the elder Weller's ad
vice to Samuel).
Sprightly Widow, not at all a
bashed, but with just the softest
little coo in her voice, warbles:
"Twenty I"
Census-Taker, squinting uneasily
at a faiut crow's foot on the widow
ed brow and an urchin of at least
five summers, who is tuggiug feroci
ously at his coat tails :
44 Wlmt! twenty ?"
Sprightly widow, whoso last jaunt
with ioor dear John was to New
York to view H. M. S. P.:
44 Well—hardly twenty."
Exit census-taker with gallant
bow, but meanwhile revolving cer
tain theories of probabilities very
anxiously iu his mind. "Powerful
boy, that, for his age ! Case of pre
mature breaking down from grief at
her great loss ! Hardly twenty!
Dear ! dear! who ever would have
thought it ?"
No SMOKING IN IIKUE.— 44 YOU
can't smoke iu here," said a con
ductor to a countryman, who was
pulling away vigorously at a five
cent cigar in a car half full of ladies.
The man didn't seem to hear.
"I say," cried the man of the bell
punch, in a louder key, "if you
want to smoke come out here on the
platform."
"All right," returned the passen
ger, and he steppM out. "Didn't
think it would hurt nothing" he
said, apologetically ; "seein's there
aint any straw in the car to catch
Are."
"But there are ladies there."
"Oh, yes; didn't think nothin'
'bout that. Might get ashes on their
gowns and spile 'cm."
"It isn't so much that." explain
ed the conductor, "but ladies object
to smoke."
"Well, I didn't ask any of them
to smoke, did I ? They needn't ob
ject before they're invited."
"You don't understand. Smok
ing is disagreeabls to ladies."
"Best reason in the world why
they shouldn't practice it Catch
me smokin' if it was disagreeable to
me." And he tranquilly puffed
away at his Ave center.
A statement has been issued by
the War Department, giving the
number of men furnished the Union
army by each State and Territory
and the District of Columbia, from
April 15th, 1861, to the close of the
war of the Rebellion. It shows that
the total number of volunteers was
2,678,9G7, of which New York fur
nished 467,047, and Pennsylvania
366,107.
David Schaffer, of Cedarville, Ches
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the present season. Though eight
three years old he has with his own
hand just cut all the grass and rye
from a five-acre field and housed it
in his barn with a wheelbarrow.
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ONE DOOR EAST OF TIIE BANNER STORE, MARKET STREET,
LEWISBTJRQ, FJL.
First Class Goods, Good, Honest Work and Moderate &&
(T Prioee— la the Combination to be found at Mr. Sturgis'
Establishment. Patronage from Centre Co. respectftilly 1
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solicited. None but the beet workmen employed. -O
Ems EOSE
Doors, Shut- ■ Yellow Pine
ters,sash win- ■flooring kept
clow Frames, u£ I constansly 011
Brackets, and 3 ® Bhand. With
Mouldings, g2 ■ thanks for
made to order a, 3 I past favors
on short no- gW ■he solicits a
Liceandinthe o ■continuance
best manner. ■ot the same.
FITS EPILEPSY
OR
FALLING SICKNESS
Pcrnaseatly < *1 red—no hnmbnr
by one MONTITS VSAOK or Dr. GOCLABD'S
CBLKBKATED INFALLIBLE FIT POWDERS.
To convince sufferers that these powders
will do all we claim for them, we will
send them by mail, POSTPAID, a TREE TKI
AL BOX. AS Dr. Goulard Is the only phy
sician that lias ever made this disease a
special study, and as to our knowledge
thousands have been PERMANENTLY CURED
by the nse of those powders, we will guar
antee a permanent cure in every case, or
refund you all money expended. All
sufferers should give these powders an
early trial, and be convinoed of their cur
ative powers.
Price, for large box, $3.00, or 4 boxes for
SIO.OO, sent by mail to any part of United
States or Canada on receipt of price, or by
express, C. O. I>. Address.
ASH & ROBBINS,
360 FULTON STKKKR, BROOKLYN, N. Y
HIGHEST HONORS.
ATITUK
Centennial Worlds Fair, 1878 /
THIS
SHONINGER ORGANS
PRONOUNCED UNANIMOUSLY AS THE
BEST INSTRUMEJS/TS
Their comparative excellence is recognlz
ed by the Judge* in their Report, from
which the following is an extract:
"The B. WHNINGER ORGAN
€O'H exhibit m the bent laitra
■ucnts at a price rendering them possible
to a large class of purchasers, having a
combination of Reeds and Bells, producing
novel and pleasing effects, containing many
desirable improvements, will stand longer
in dry or damp climate, less liable to get out
of order, all the boards being made three
ply, put together so It is impossible lor thein
to either shrink, swell or sulit." THE
ON Y ORGANS AWARDED THIS
BANK.
This Medal and Award was granted after
the most severe competition of the best
makers, before one of the most eoinpe
tent Juries ever assembled.
New Styles anil price! just issueo which
are In accordance with our rule, tLe BEST
ORGAN rortbe least money. ,
We are prepared to appoint a lew new
Agents.
Illustrated Catalogue mailed, post-paid
on application to
B. SHNIN6EE R6 NS
1 TO 12CHF8TXT STtfKKT,
NEW Hayen.CONN
JHBS7.SO SAtTE
Bay the IMPKOV
D Sewing 1 Machit •
JL Jb HHBI 49" It it 19 simple In construction aad ra -
\J[| HB vL flh Smm ®*tljr thatachild can operato it.
W ■■ jfr ■■ % KBB 4®- It bu lha Straight, e*tf-retting netiT-, or
■■ J fflßl proved shuttle, with a perftct tendon, wbkii do.
■ I M K|U change as exhausted.
U fl II 49- Jitf f wearing mint* ere adjustable, >■
MB H ■■ combines ercrr desirable Ittiprotiment.
I M V -■■ a®- Erery Machine 1* sent out roudyfcr UM,
I being thoroughly tested.
■f MtwilhitaNiM the GREAT REDUC
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TICTOR SEWING MACHINE CO
mVMt MaCata ., CMcags, ffl. finrcglLOmfll s&AKmiteterfm, XUdatovß.
KEYSTONE WRINGEB
Has Greater Capacity
Is More Durable, an
HBflßfH better finished
Jj Than any other wringer now mad
gfl nL niufff BOIuUS
v Are made of White Rubber clear
the abaft. No twine or wire or fibrous n
or anything else but robber bei
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Hag U of. They are mora elastic th
otSieT rol ** because there is nothing t
■ rubber on the shaft, and more durri
because there is no twine or fibrous mot
" | rial to rot out or wire to cat the rathe
Tber are greatly superior to any otfaa
kind at roll now known.
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THE WHITE *
* SEWING MACHINE
Unrivaled in Appearand,
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Unsurpassed in Construction,
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ertaMeT*c
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QUICKEST SEIXIKO,
HANDSOMEST, AStB
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IN THE WOSLP. .
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E The free tpepolerfW fee While le He ahtttoo*-
tincine tribute be Its excellence end superiority
nher etaehlees, and la eataetttlaf It te the
• sat It aaea Its MMrtta, aad la m laetenee
itrwysttsSdtee—rtyaayricfieimea
laitsleier.
The iff iter the While has Increased te eeeh
tn extant that ere ere now compelled te tare eel
A Oeanplete Bewing TiXs^Tilnm
- eveij tTirsc mlnutse Ua
the day to TOpfOgr
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Every en chine le ear reeled far 9 years, and
ioidlrrrth at liberal OUceeete, or npw aay
yerasts, te sell the comreeleeee ef cntoenrti
WAQBRS WARSSD QV VKQCCB7UD TMIITOIT.
WHITE SEWmjIACHIHE CO*
NICHOLS, SHEPARD & CO.,
Bottle Creeh, Mich.
ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE
"VIBRATOR"
THRESHING HACHIIERY.
IYIHE HatehlMS Grain-Raving, Time-Sarfaf,
• Ud lionr, S.rlD( Thr*.hrm of tbia day sod |Hll-
UN. Beyond all rlrtfj fr>r lipid Work, Perfet Clwtn,
sad Be Baring Ormia from Wactag*.
OTEAB Fewer Threahera e Specialty. Special
0 alica of Separator* auda rxpraaaty far Stoam hw.
OUB Uartveled Steam Thresher Engines,
both Partobh aad Traction. with Yaluahh latpror.-
Mate, ftu- toyed aay evb<r auk. w kind.
ffIHK KXTIBX Threshing Eapiness (and eftee
A three to In time that aamoui) m to mad. by the
Krtrm Grata BATKO by thee Imprerad Machine*.
fUAIR Baleen will eel anbmlt te the noe>
UrimiiHUrof Grain aad Uu tafbrtor work doae by
en ether maehiaee, whan .WW ported an the dlSerenee.
WOT Only Yastlr Sapcrter fhr Wheel, Oats;
Aw Barley, Rye, ud Uk. Onlai, bat the Ojut imai
fht Tkrmher la Flax, TtawUy, fcfilet, Cheer, aad Ute
Onto, Xn'l" l ao '• attachment*" ar "rebuilding" to
ehu|t from Oraia to Sued*.
XX Thorongh Workmanship, Elegant Finish,
Perfection of Parte, Cmaplctcaeft* of fqalptaeat, etc.,
ear " ViaaeToa" Thremher OatSte era laoamparabh.
KARTKLOUS fhr Simplicity of Parts, using
le* than one-half the uanal Belt* aad Gear*. Make*
Clean Work, with ao LiUoriagt or Scattering*.
FDCR Sizes ef Separators Hade, Ranging
from Six to TweWe-Horao else, aad two sty lei of Mount
ed Horse Powers to match.
POB Particulars, Call on our Dealers or
write to as lor Illustrated Circular, which we mail free.
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orner 7th a Dickinson Streets
THE LIQST-JTOSINKC
NSWHOHI
The BEST, LATEST IMPROVED,
and moit THOROUGHLY wHnuM
SEWING MACHINE erer invented. All
the wearing parte are made of the SEST
STEEL, CAREFULLY TEMPERED
and are ADJUSTABLE.
It t;as the AUTOMATIC TEXWIOX; It
baa the 2.AMOMMT DOB BIX; It has the'
Easiest Threaded Shuttle.
The BOBBINS are WOUND without
RUNNING or UNTHRXULDXNO the
MACHINE.
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WITHOUT TESTING; It has a LAKGfti
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and has more points of ICICM.I.MCK than
all other machines combined.
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whore we are not re presented.
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SO UNION SQUARE, N. Y,
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