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VOLUME XVIII.
THE OBSERVER
IS PUBLISIIED EVERY SATURDAY, AT ERIE
Erio County, Pa.
A. P. DOWN & B. F. SLOAN,
Pr , prieurs ar y l put;is',ets
ofFICS COANZZi eV rr i fcr¢ S AS I) PUBLIC SQ:I4 RE
I=l
:T 5 13!11' PAVER.
Cly subicribera (left by the tarn.!) $2 mt
11.5 r mail, or at the odic. to :tdrawa. I r,ti
Mlf Dot paid in atlyttuce, Ipe.‘ , l . llllolore , M O lllll%
f r ! in t he tithe of 111111.10,11.11 r• tiru dollar, laid be charge).
IVO. tiericdirofrent These terms.
4 .,'N0 impel. ditcoutunted until all Orre , .rtge9 arc paid
e x on
tig m
t at the.olit,of the pliblublwrs,
.r All cOrutuunicatiour fated he post paid to 'secure
at Atom ~ .
TERMS OF AI)VERTisING.
one square, nue yrar, $ 00 Three elle 1 yCI-, clO
•do motithr, 500 41.1 thi b nto•,
41;:i do three do .3 01i do ti Jo G
Tratisient iiirlVertiftemeilt• no e, ut• per ruitare for rite Oral
ierertton and _sent, ror If 101 •ut , . , rut-ut nrerr,tn,
re — Yearly ad, ertnrr. husc pri‘ll...ige"rr It.ter,l2
It pleasure, but lit nu mite ore • t., nnr•e
than three fiquareb, cud to be !muted ti th 1 , 1 t "711 , tita e
bumen.
Ad.ertt•em , •nt• not lint inn' other iltrertiouit, n tlt LI, in
sertrii till forbid, cod rl,trtr, d, , .•rd •_ •
rjeCards,'not ccevedwg 6 110,4. HIM rie.l :a fl 'per
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liii.l!" .4l lrOwn. C 4 IR , -I :i4 , r, Iw.AN is. No?
/2/ wsi
T. NV. NIOOIII.I
De l slet in Gmeelirs ti, Candioa , I't nit
t•C. N I. B.rry oe et, ••••T, c•
11:11t~i ALL .0 rr
LOC li. WOOD,
Attprneyl at Law. (afire tip 51.1 , 1, nt ill.. ' VW)
many 11011 buillinagoloith the Plotholigian's
Ullice.t 9
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small JACriISONI,
4cr in Dry I , i-,•iir.iln.dw are,
Querns IVare, Limo, him; Nails &c. 121,
api.itle, Et ic. l'a
JOHN lir MILLAR,
, 11; i I/ EALUIVre
E. N. V 1. CS V, O.
Ni Y.
STORAGE, FOR ‘VAIMING AND PR()
'DLR_;:L3 COMAIISSIO.N
AND Df•alets in Leht; ‘ , ll !fie Coal, gal
and Ptoduve gette.iliy. Pa; uhr ten
non paid to the eale a i ud pun•lt,t,e u
Nler'ehatitlize.
N 0.3 Sr. 4 Coburn Stluitre,Son:), Wharf:
E. N. itutnEnT, C. intiuGs.
81111411). N. y.
BENJAMIN GRANT,
Atrornt•y and Conitsollor at 1.. t t ;
:•••Nqe 0pp....it.• I 1,. I Ft it% rI,
GRAIIAAI THOM PSO,N,
Avorneys s at 1.4 m, ( 1 10. cat tat French
fl tr e ,• l , over'S 3,tawat ..S• Co's. S.vl c l , * Brie
Aril 21,1,9,17. , 79
I.
ROSEN% Eli - .5.: Co.
Dealers in Foiei.2n nd 11..inc, , iic Illv
Ready can I :"":1101`Q,
N. I , Fir], min , st lis
Erie, Pa,
G.ILBII.II'IIS
httorney'..s and Omit- nor's at
street, west bICk of the P.,
Erie, Pa.
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v.c Sr 1. CAT. , I[I4II - TT. ‘‘. 0:1:
G. LOOMN S. CO
Dealers in Wateln , , Jett ell er.Ciernon '
‘er, Plated and Ilii.tullllla
ilary and Fain) Uuude, 0.7 ,
pa.
X%'ltic;lll%
Wholente and Retail Deal,•N in 1 h (tool ,rrt in
tlardwaie, Crockery, Gla.r..‘‘ are, Iron
Nails„ Leather, cte.
tdrerl. and the Public Squa, 111.11.J , 1te
rn, T.rie, Pa..
•, W,ILLIA:II RIIILET.
71In 11.11 Undo+taker
State Strew. Flit. I'.l
S. DICIiIISON, .11. 0.
nivsician and Sttizzeoit,l.lllCV 011 st'Ve:ltil Sheet
of 'he h
WALKER k COOK,
Genrral Forwarditz, (.!11111‘11 . 1• , 1011, and rimhwt
' 31..'rehants; tied cast of the hill
lie
rilian,e.F.rle.
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JOslipir KELSEY.
Manufacturers tu . Tin, Copiwt and Shena k titm
ware corner of Froch and h vet., lair.
- LESTER, sENNETT
lion I Founders, whole:Ale and retail deal , ,s it
Stoves, hollow-wire P
JOHN IL BURTON k. Co
WI - ..) l ,eoaleand retai I dealer i
Dye Stiat , ,Grocerieb, e. No . , L.ecd House'
Erie, Da:
c: M. T 11313.11.5,
Dealer in Dry Goods, ke. No. II I
Clicapside, Erie Pa.
GOODNVIN k TRUESDAIL
De3lCll in Dry Goods, Giorem,,, & c ,., No, I,
Batmen Block, State A.,L'a Iv, Pa
CARTER & BROTHER
Dealers in Orw. , .c, s Points, Oils, Dye
No. t Itccd ie
Pa.
13. TONILINS()N & Co.
Forvnrditi 'and Commi,-ion • 101;
French .Stret t, Etic. a• 6.i) ,•1
t.nn, also &al, tii i,,Lt•re , and
, .
11ENRY CAI)NVELL.
Dealtr,iallardwure, D r y timrl,, i•vi &
elst.snk of tit.: 1/i 111 , 41. 4111,1 o door .a=t of
the raise. Elte, I'.l
• E.IGLE 11(YrIN..,
By Tiirarn L. Brett!), voi 11l r 1,1 s're t
the Elie. Pa. E.c , R,n; Wctt,eur
and sd , ehein r t ~(• etre .
_ _
LYTLE & HA MILTON.
Fashioliable I the Public
Square, a few doors west of tSta , e etre( t, lair
Pa..
JOEL JOHNSON. '
Defie r in Theoliriical, Ali•ctllaueot, Sunday
•and Classical School Book; Sim ionai y, etc. c , e•
\o; 111, French Si wet, Ii tie, Pa. - ,
• A. R. BRACE,
Attorney and Counsellor .t law, Pi diric do Chic',
practices in the coffin ( . I.ln filed
Grant rUld lowa, W. T an.l in Cl .) ton count,
lowa Territory.
I ) UUFFEI . .S' ratite UI L !
J. 3, 4 and S. fot sale at No. 111, Freialt St
Erie, May 6, 1817. 51'
"EIVSTIII.ENT, •
On State Street Lean ty Opposite the E,gde
GLOOMIS CO. a 1/0111
.New'York and or • lime store
an extensive nie.ortmen; a-himiable
EWELRY (embracing. yle ‘,l' work
n market,) watches, CloLko,,Plated and Brahmin
Ware, Fine Cutlery, Steel trimmings, Camphene
lit Solcir Limps, Luokio,T Glasses. Cold Pen a
together with n general variety of IrFetill nod nr
hamenta s l artit . tes. Call and iee What Sou s.e
June . 2G, rt.
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Cash. For Flax Seed.
El ss • be p n r one thousand hughe i g of
Flax See 'CARTER & )Tll Elt.
tuz. 27 1917. ' No, 6. need 1 trup.o.
SUGAR o3f, Ct
S. — Livtiwit, Putt (Anti
lied, Pot-to Rico, Havana. New (Meant= Su
ear, for sale at Nu. I Porr'y
Au
28. g.
T. W . qty.
DETROIT I ALE nn draught, and for sale at
So. 1, Perry Bitmk.by 'T. W. MOORE.
Xuv. 5, MM.
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\ I P..il IllU I I l','S would- both lik lii 0 , 1111(!r•
J ons friends and curt ouleiz; 1114 he Iris as•
SJCII C4l W.U. C. W t RUES ‘t ith hint in -the
bus mucus, under the film ill James lin4h , s ...c• Co.
lie nould fin therinore elate i fiat th y hate j u.,
received a I .rge and Well,seleircif as:Orthient ei
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Dry I.;(auli.'(.itatxtter.c. It aril.% are, (Aileen-ware,
: , ..e.. all ,ol w:.ien w ill be th,pos. d or.:.s low as ,lU•y
lal 10 , pr ,, ewl d elsewnei , .. t laritqA lieu it tier
Iv pm': ,1.-ed at" p iel:al!7e p lee•+, or hi 0 her cords
at the juices paid by j ,bbars in New Yolk, they
can be -0'11:1 , li m-natly I.lw Is e. L utiles and
_ern Ithheti • and the plitilte generally, are inv led
to call and ex (Wine (mu, Jr as•or in,l
I livyh.o. , jis leccivtql a lar:z u multi y ut'S4l
w ic'i in ly be bad at the I , ,wtr. In t. It I pr c.c.
Net‘. 27 ,T. t Int 41-1t. , ,-: x • 0 :'
14K IT
I_4 In E. Lewtu, n . hate :t a \ tut ti,
.1 aid, sVlit r tuner, L'iil I thve Cavvuo:
l'..l'l"'r. \u ta0.14:4.
N oi , E . PA
tiiketiL f ed, and Tiii6o34ll
INKS.—GIue, Flack, Ile 1, Carmine, lndc il,l
Indian, • e. e,e. by
1 , 14: 4 r: l fl 11.:11
Pekin Tea Company's Agency
REED JIOUSH.
tf
1 . cite be le, *mtoed Olaf Jim
111,1) . , h•• ,11:511$y i.t l ,it I LL S eu.,li rJ
outer• to oh am t .1 limo to. etok flee o thirty
Hole atid a 'hod 'ICC Com le' lii told
liar , eel's. que..tly I Cdll, d bOld,\ll 'III. p,oli sof
the old dt alei a I 'Snn eotod.•r 111 ' 411 adll tutee
n ince wider it. and by the It tut
buy'' cuJe;tvor to lijl/le die credit i.tl
hut they eau% do it. Slut mi. %ellout 111111 ell
111,11 , 111 It lettri•lt !o•y ar e rt feel
ly Ila11111e•,L„a dirt, Imo!. wai l , Ltiou 001 nl ll
t•iC IVcs prim plitiu you, I he-e teas du nue
n the,. t t ,e h IL, r
31111 thefp C :11411 e.w be had id.en'ilvie, ;W./
eau ,e they are f es'a rind Ito' tip they n 111 k .7)
tic:h 1 , 1•t_Iltol Every pna.a_•C is n ar
tattled f.// e‘ifit3h,e 01; the piper a Id
t!u•s • uiu Id(IS .11Id no "hililtsd:;, ” all , A I) 11.,t
-tritql the WAS 1in0...! a:14%110.W hit have mil may
Boyei: 4% ill
_please ma colt:wool it.ones. PhC
only plane n here the i'Llsin Company'.
I. a can be had, sal No 3: !teed I loose.
NVINI)()\V GIAASS.
-1.3.31)11}:':1,:,01 7 I, v, 9 •„
. 2 () by 3') ii)cbc+ co)II tilt* ta•leril tae
xv.tur.lti -111,;•rior
Cot :o op; yz) or la wi h mt. extr
di if ue. Platy ; I I o.) 1,111 I.
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3fk) • t; ALL, I.\ al 11; !2:111 .11
bkat:i ' d “ii 6 .e I
Duv. 3 C.l It 111.1.1 t.
AU I'o'll 1 V.ll
r,tit te:i VI do: (10.
13,,,0d5,
, ;.piv.is. [,ir 1 •
BltL'i•_;llE•4.—S.ll.lo, Pl_ hair, riat an.l [lunnd in
• ;ill, 114•rvi, _
(1111111. , 14 ( • I; IS , 11114 .1514,1110.1 &Cr+.
• 1)1.1 P 1111.11., er.
‘‘ lu r a 1,1 tin ed {lrk '
A n I iii a-len r a e inn y -
went or ar Itl in lliis lite!, and i trurl alas
I
a that wrc I
calk.; ier on Cie rhur rat Ils/f ice. •
Dee I.
11111 I'l Ir.it
i I I:' reit beau.
! Inv
-0- Ili, A ISO S very tint
Vl', as. (lime hy the le ..4; ien ‘1...er..
Dan. I. C.,' s l'Elt HIV 0117.11.
1.:(; Ull . O ItS S A I.F. OF REAL ESTATE.
..1 all to th.r pliao's i
01 the (wittily of Erie. mit be rxpevi. d to
Fide, by on ;be pi, on the
. 2.7tj It day of Peet-11114r te•xt .tt 1 o'clock I. the
lo;Ionsi.,;„! (Iw-trite(' prop its. •• —All Ilia
rep ain pie( e ot I del, &hit t'otl in talc f7reel,
) 0i , 1 , 24irt, to sdid count s, b timtjed Its gal.
Iplt litglilii111!: ;It the MO 1 1 .1%,•-t. Gluier 111
w*olt. tract t'terice` 1 2 14 I, 14 ihe
r o i ol p. rein, n.. 11 in h • 1.-, tin ice son h Till'
‘1 , C,11/V. lie Mild; licmv 111111 , 1 W• .1)'/ lv u..id
;wad to ibe we , l ling nl maul ( 1 . .50 thence
it.nth ohm , :-.1•,11i... 1. i I• Ih" i.L.c.•
e 50novo ur 1e.., - t 0.1.1
y ul Jolt. St or fi 1a . .. 01 said
)1 , \ 1,, 1 1 1, 11/ C1.4.,'11
, II') 'OW orill W . li(
,t'd II 11 a , I l•-i,'11•11 ,; Ih,• 1111)V 1)) 11, b.
l'il.m, or :-ALI:--(1ot• Ilf, d MI Iyr riii,:ili,,il
Cil I , slC, .1.1.• .1111 d 111 wie V, Or. anti wit: lo.d io
t•VI, )'.',11e , ; fu b i e. , .:1:: ( 4:
\r li i tl 11y
) 1 , 1 T . 1 111 7 , 1.1115 . 11 11101; L.,•1 ,ti.
' 11.V.N / .1.. s ''';! ) la,: r rs, iE%.14.
Ilk or. el. Nov ~ 7. 11 , 7 , ' -11..
Si; A' 1.1.1 1:. 1 .1!.141• Itl 010 resicit , ,, ,
the sstb-t tlhel n t he 1 it:, row!, in I intlinr
I•h•Cit tt /%1 whip :111 , mi thy c
:«I.`tern, a iitile cad( 11 in the
Vl.lli l• 1.11 111 1110.. Tile
k I (VII', id I:0 c.inn., !me npe.ty, ptt
.11ar_e aitoi :the ßy.
PITTER 01101-1-. DY.
I Illubolcrcelt, Dee. 4. 19!7. 3t
Dr.
THOAISONIAN, -BOTANIC, I
AND lIY-
• 117,7".., MI SiNib f . 4 II El ie. P.1...rr1i
1., P. SeiVietx. nil 1110.0 Wili, pre
rer flat ht lil h to-to, laic II ~,, or th,,
as he ;ill pni.olis 1,1 what
I yet dr <r i ip ion uuiv such reilli die. ft ,
net in uni., , ori wi h he fines of lire.
1 ,
'Jur ,Customers •
ARE inibruied hit in addi. ion 'o nur pres 4
I,toek of f;Lt..) 11 - 48 and VES 1"INIIS we
wilt be reveiving by Expri. , s during the Full and
w i n t er suc h "mats in our line its ihu ikinund ilia‘
li. quire. It is ei nein ly hoped this ci y will sup.
putt one retrular . 1, lere'nott. Tailor Pbop that I
cat iiid on by 111Clk(iiiS. -
,)
.I:. n. 4- I. FL : tKEENE. .
I 'nip, CICAO I aPt 9,3, 13 17.
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Ito%l,`A It E. —Our sloe% of Hardware cum
prises a meat v:1 I Joy of Medwiictil In'Ple
liwul. of Ste/1,716r viiiiily --iic'm as Virliwr Chi-xels,
g011. , 0 , , plane eons, ainfel ha-, ins, s gal am.! , •is
(knit shank,) lances and hits_ real rieuteh pt.ttetl
t.:otnit 4,,ee, DiViiki , , Jail , ki ,, retß, fem... m ill an d
cro-s cut sun a, hand 1111(1 kick saw:, stns and
name-, t?“etle r with a aenerail "hoc', (meta i f
111
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1 lin iin.teliuts Lorks, iiiintlii s lint' en ,
UO l l 4 limits ,oad i.ctens, hunks end itin.cg. &c. ;
LEs rE t, att.:NNE]. 1 ar (Alb: 1 Lit•
Nov 13, 1817. , 211
MEDICAL BOOKS
1 rED z..-tdit..9 Di Tensittoo, by Wouil &
U ' BA( 11.. i
,
Vainily Phygivian, by Poet Bench. . I
New Remedies, by It. Dianglib=osi, M D. 'i 1
(:un•tviipti,.ll Luiod. liv S. S. Vitch, M. D. 4 ' 1
For .01e. by UUI I'ON 4 YEAKOS.
Noe. •t 7.
I'INE I:ire 11,m, in bound rka2es
Slur family use., tot F. le hy
27 Brilt 11)N & P1?-,ah'IN-1.
REM
9L= - l'rne Sperm Candle,, ulso Pore
kj sperm 011 fur Elc at
Nov .2.7. 61 Ht rON Sz PERKINS'',
TO THE PASIIIONABLE
MI
4.7 u: I'l
11U1ITON
it..l)ce I, 1 17
Chula \`'!u 0, ' , Over du
(:,ttittt
V,:tttilltott do Plc:al.
d t!
I'lllA-i.lll MO' 1:1d "
111 1,1111:11te 1 , 1. kt;ts,urit
N.tid.•s
IS). V 111 d d, V1111:110
11;""W a. ‘ , ZI
I\u an i ro, p‘;'••11
:"1.11}114 \I hill
DItoPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
"\V e tuge a ch 13aIIIIA a. , hay.. 1,0 slrire . „
%\' i h n.rtii,e "r the I iws (tI
With blood oor hands we never eutin,
Nor poi uteri. to ease heir
N. B. Bot:inie AI, (heal Books kepi on hand
Nov ttll7. ,
Tr ELM t COOK.
lie spragg to M i r in a cr.,zy tent,
Where the eoldiwintl wni,itle I Vientail, many ren
,
It win Wut the %owe and tough W. r , . hat,4l , „
That Fottthe 1 Ins wahine,' and .watlie , l hie haudri
Nut ti-the or eollt, liit I.lWil Wt. 'here,
,
runny retie or the nm hen, heir; .
But the mother as yin smiled,
With heartfelt jay o'er the l Gqicy
ltrHl l
,
'He grows like the t none 'ilk, liraltby and breed,
no unite but the trortt. no lied but the sWaril;
liallneked.ln, utnlrein the limged ' , trent°,
'DT in ere 'bent in the i'ettrellitie begin,
The daztine °dire or the 11°Iiquet sheen
!Nth Inner ralleo on hint, I weep;
B ut are •prom?, end tko wend fire piled,
Aud sweet Is the rural of the Gipsy Child:
Ito nt Inrgn while m aidens admire
111:r unil hie ryco , of firf;
They in irk chock'. ttth tnwne hue,
Ili:: tech t.Arriationthi,liii a Vironglri
Ile I .tortv, al ial and thor cuivoi hie iv. th.
All pore at 1 White no their unit% pew I. wreath, '
An I Vie emu-Ile nine mot d.un•el toll.
Will turn to g izo on the G loy
1 , 1! •WI the ,flit litt is tot ing along,
Wlin-il ne to !ninth: il.e Id n kliii.l's pong,
li.i wanders at flighted! to ,t.trtle Vie owl, 1
An I is hlying lignin to thew.itrkt.loe',, howl,
II s' puha arc twwl.a.kled. hi-.•p ru is bold,
II.i• erne from t'w!....,115 orr,iii,m and gold;
11
iti dower-i. 5,i1 31111 his life to nits!,
Attd tztne. i•titt'tt e tvg the tipsy Chii,l.
L; :( i el WU
iv .t
- -
retrrot
or imno g p. Alit •suuuunr x hub mate tweet
11/aeldim Ilea I queilin nritt
T •••••-• A,l hre 1 tr • .+hr t'w wren
Chirp,l•••ll tn. ulll be• 1 1 ,!. I:••• running hrunic.•"
A ,beutniftd vatic.), bordered on every side
ustering masses of rich and many-ettlor
inge intersects, like a deep set scar, the
-al portion .1' Peniisylt•anin—not the least
•kable feature of o hick is its,almost to
eclition from the turbulent world by
t ) it 18 sot rothled. Owing to its peen,
apprnpiintcj.r•ss for business, or a cont
!ion of similar eam•eti., its quiet nooks and
glens have heretofore escaped pollution,
ail wny shares, with other like hallucina
tions are things unknown.
. As if it had been intended that nothing
should be wanting to complete the attractions
of this favored spot, A:: indwellers seem to
have become imbued with the infectious spir
it of peace which broods over it, and the clack
ing of mill-vileels, the r ronritig of miniature
wale' fulls, the liming of cattle, are the only
sqynds %illicit occur to ‘cry its detightful
stil•nos
by Li
ell fo
cent
rem;
tal
111
,:
VI 4
bina
and
When the crimson sunset of nahl•stimnier
is lingeri4g, opou the tonk: of the distant hills,
etevelOping them, as it wire, in a pbrple veil,
and{ casting into the dilute ut thue. It tuk
twee' the beautilid Susquehanna!), catiliing
the fading daps,
. Id, Mile com t oly
seems tronsfiii Tod by liked: subtle alchemy
into'a vein or molten gold, and glidps gently
upon its rt cure amid the fur olf dells
until lust to vietv in the distance. A change
- now conies lover the slninbcriog laud-cape..
The last hernia of Oil Sol has di-appeared re
luctantly from ..the loftiest hill•top, and )on
der, high in tho star•gernmed arch above, the
early moon comes forth with her train of glit
teriii,g satellites, and casts a softer glow upon
the scenes. From among the trees which
line the valley on either side, a multitude of
lights shine fordh from the windows of
e eottagere, sect ing as beacons In the IA ay-
Worn traveler, alid in the tangled iiiiderwood
is heard the ceaseless chirping of innumera
ble crickets. -
It oas on srich a !light as this o e have just
described—the time, mid-spit - liner—that Wal
ter Lysle, the youngest and most industrious
farmer in the valley, sat down, in company
with : his blooming wife, to a hum he had 'teen
but-a few montl\s married, to partake of their
evening meal. j'l'lty kettle sang men ify upon
the hearth, and the little fire which was al-
Ways kept burnitig,let the went her he at, nn
nr cold, for household ?imposes, cast rt i ruddy
glow main the snowitrhite table-cloth, and
ripen the Simple iibjects of, fitriature which
tilled the room. A small tricker cradle stood
upon the floor, mid-way !Ka weeit the young
couple, contairiing n treasure o hich neither
would have hartereJ for thetrealth of a thou
sand Golcondas; and main the ample hearth.:
stone, with his nose placed as clo•ely ngaiust
the crackling Embers an ;he heat aonhl.nllnw,
a huge and :!tansy dog, the farmer's only r is: .
:Fistula in his daily toil, and the faithful com
pamim of MI his master's rambles, had settled
Himself cozily &Iwo for an hour's uninterrup
ted cogitation. From tho sultriness of the
night, the win lows, were both thrown•npeu,
and the chirping of the crickets without, and
the singing of the kettle within, mingled to
gether in a kind of fantastic chorus, by no
means mtpleasing to listen to.
The cottage was, in itslif, a mere ban:l.6llx
of a place, with lundly room enough to move
about in, and min ing it ns a stranger front
without, you could not help wo'ndering how
two human beings of any dimensions could,
by any possibility, continue to live in so di
minutive a dwelling. Vet Wairer Lyle and
his preity wife had never bestowed a thought
upon the mailer, but lived in their own hum
ble way, throughout the year, without a sin
gle care to disturb the even current of their
existence.
Walter Lysle was the son of an upright
and thrifty farmer, and had received his edu
cation, although a plain one, in common with
many whose - tamilies! occupied, as the world
goes, a position l'ar isuperior to his own.—
Among those with 4mn he, became thus as
sociated, was one for t whom the young farmer
conceived a farting friendship: . and so strong'
became the attachment between the two, that,
at last, Walter Lysle and William Kennedy
grew to be •Innited upon as brdthers. and shar
ed all things in counnon with each other. Asl
tithe flew by, the two lade, having
.received
I SATURDAY, D,lii,lolpV4l 18, 1847.
l 'Gr, SY CHILD.
~i
TER LY. 1 11;;
,OR TUC PROM-
IsE
BY ROBERT F. GRF:H.LRY
•
" TAR E WORLD IS G 0 V FOI,N.E,D r MITCH.”
what their parents deemed a sufficient degree
of instruction, were,- withdrawn from' their
studies, and separated, with a mutual promise
nevl to lose sight of early friendship, but to
stand by and assist one another to to best of
theit abilities, whenever future occast n should
detn l an I it.
William Kennedy was transplanted to the
I
city 'i , where he &nu erect about,for,a time,
_
among dealers in various cmumolities, until,
catching the thirst for gain ky!tich . has been
the l rnin of many a noble sold, he became, in
a short time, the possessor of a iting fortune
and j a nourishing business. Like othersdta
1
hisjaitttntinn, jaituntion, Kennedy now , imaged that, nu.
t es , l . o ne lives extravagantly, nod follows the
1
fasrms, wealth was only nn inemeirance,
nui4 so fo -get rid of the, goad he ni;g'd hitve ef
fected, had he been so clisired, he th rew hi m _
self, ' at °Ore, am mg- that society foi l - which' he,.
had long Imnvailingly yearned, and, hat ing tn
ket unto himself n wealthy bride. endeavored
~
to ersunile himself that he had nothing' far.
the remaining, pt desire. 'nut, alas! he son ri
fiat id that happiness doesidait, always follow
ric tes, and what he had formerly anticipated
as I source of never-failing gratification, be
came, instead. his bane!
Meantime, far different was the' course pur
sued by his whilom companion an! playmate,
Walter Lvsle. Immediately on quitting
sch l ad. the latter was withdrawn again to his
i father's farm, and, being of tin industrious and
' contented dispnAtion, he became a universal
favorite in the valley, as well as with his ftith
' er; whit, in dying, beqacathed to bhp all his
worldly pos,essions, viz: an' unsulied repute.
lion, and a live year's lease of the farm Which
he had assisted in Ci/iliVilling. Thos silllll
ie.', %Val ter was not long in uniing himself
ti) a maiden whose reputation 'wits as spotless
us his own, nit h whom, up to the perto I at
which our tale' commences, ho had lived as
happy as' husband could desire. •
Ott the evening in question, Walter Lysle's'
usually open brow wore ap.tax l pressjon of tho*i
sontendult uncoltimon to it, and the few words
of Contefsation t whieh, front time no time, fell
from his lips were brief and disjointed; a sure
evidence that his - mind was bent upon
,some
subject 'of no trifling interest. 'At length
hisgravi'ty became so appal-ent, that even his
wife could not help oltservingdt, and as sihe,
traced et ch feature with an anxious, eye, she
exclainvid:
4 W11%
of a air I
all inirt I
as gravel
the man
"E hat
e been thinklng,.Mary," he nn4wer
ed, 1"of t in Mari) , happy lattirs we have itassed
together beneath this humble roof, tut how
illaleY poor IVriaLls“..a .t.,ty urv-... '11... —..—. L.
N ' iiorti who know nut even the name of hap.oi'-
piness. Tridy, Mary, we have cause to thank
Providence fur its favors.'
linill
lc ft it. iii
MEI
"Att.!
"On
which
.I.‘i
❑rnii it I
of our b
1 "T I) a
CM
lEEE
ME
sial pose'
gain , ay'
ruddeul
Baud:.
ono wi
he love
lov& his own'intr7est better than
to promote the welfare and the hap
piness Of others. Suppose, - when our lease
hail expire I, this person shonld come' to me,
am] say, '‘Valter Ls-le, you may be an honest
man, a faithful husband, and nn
farmer, hot—yon don't pay me enou g h 1,4 my
land: . What would become of us in such a
ea-e, Mary?"
"Work, Wulter!—could we not? We toe
both willing-, and there tire illentoi in the val
ley who wouhl einpioy u 4, if nee_ll. trere."
"Yes, Mary—that is nue; but if we were
to be driven, like worthless . cattle, from the
old homestead, en lea red in us by so many rye
ms, I nbuol,l never hull up my head
'But, hark!—there, is it footstep coin
the mall:, nod a strange one, too, or
here, is, for once in his life, mistaken.'
t as he spoke, the sagacious:mho:A rose
feet, and, pricking, up his ears', placed
'l' at the side of his ma-ter—prepared to
he or repulse the intruder, us the,case
be. A slight pauce followed during
the steps ilieW gradually nearer. At
they ceased altogeitier„and a knock
eird - upon the door. •
s hy don't you go; Wniterr asked hs
hot knowing what to make of his' wine
: 661 declare, I believe you are lialf4l
-
1011
H git In
Ig ul
Brun.
Eve'
to leis
welco
nigh
whiel
lent +l!
ens i+
"lb
=I
tatice
"Afraid'—not I!" said 'Walter, rallying..
'•Come in, whoever it. is'that knocks!" he ad,l
-e 1, in
l a voice loud enough to be beard with
, out. ,1
The door opened, and in obedience to the
summons there entered', at the same moment,
o f ta ll f igure and sinister aspect, the
I stft te of whoSe attire, disordered and covered
with dust .as it was, proclaimed that he had
been king upon the road. I:le did trot remnve
the , ItrHitl brimmed hat which he had worn on
eitterig, but, advancing into the centre of the
apart ent, and extending a letter, he said, in
the gilliffest tone imaginable:
""A letter fur Walter Lyale. Are you the
ma n r t i
W !ter, disgusted at the messenger's inso
lence,'l made no reply, but, taking from him
the letter, bade him, with a motion of lila fin
ger, to be seated.
"Thank you, said the messenger-4 prefer
standing. I don't mini a glass of trine,
thonf.t--!f you have it."
"S e have nit wine, lint I
,tvill bri4you
setneider," said Illary,,vapishia\g.
, ‘Valter, what hn3 come over you,
Jen? A few minutes ago, you were
npl i cheerfolness, nni now you nre
l and pc:nsive as an owl. What can
11=111E
in lee.), %Vatter—far I am sure it has
'thing else to with for." t
Nlary—only•Dar thing."
what is that, Walter?" , •
farm, Mary, ant this pretty cottage,
le common together,
las becomb a part ant portion,
wool) we might cal it ours."
mould be more agrepabie, it is trio.,
boyafter ail, a lease Is jo.tt as good,
It only bring ourselves to think, Si).'
quite as golf I, Mary For instance,
the preselit,owiter--who,
ng, has.been 'Cry kin I to u.—SllO , llll
die, and the property fail into other
AIM 'suppose the new owner to be a
'MeanWhile, Walter observing that-Tthe seal
was black; broke open the letter with a trem
bling hand, Ind found within it n confirokation
-of his most dire forebodings. He felt ?lie ne
cessity of concealing his emotion froth his
wife, howeier, and had barely timel to remark
to the stranger that he would confer with him
shortly alone, when Mary reappeared with
tankard. of cider. This the messenger swal
lowed at a draughVand Walter, making an
excuse in a tone as dasy as it *ls poro-ibla for t
him to assume, left the ratan - with him,`prom
ising in a few minutes to return.
The time wore on, and the usual hour for
retiring had lung passed, but still 'Walter
Lysld came not. The heart of Mary Lysie
grew rd snit lone, and her 'eyes Were• dint and
swollen with over-watchnig. Her mind im
agined all the horrible thing's it was rossible
to think, and us - his absence %%us prolonged
her fears were increased. Sometimes she
imagined that the
,stranger was, some enemy
of her husband, and had decoyed him into some
lone Spot under the guise of business for the
purpose of mordering, him. Then again, she,
was impelled to laugh at her own thoughts,'
nut her terror would pasS away- 7 inly to re
turn, however, a temlfold proportion. She
had even 'resolved within herself that she
would go forth in search of hint, when, just
us she was on point of departing, a Ilea
ty step was lie4r.l without, and Waiter Lysle
made his appearance. I
1 1
liuti what a change hiti'taken place since hi'
went forth. 1114 coiMtenace, before rude]}'
with the glow of health and wholesOmeexcirel L -4
mem, was now the hue' of ashes. His dresi,
was aisordered,! anti there was a •vil Less in
It's dark eyes as they glared around dm, which
made Vary shrink from the callused Which
she had solicited.
II V.
e.-
i•Goni Gu3, ntisbaini! : what has hap cued?
Speak—l Inns,. know a)i. I pin your, wife,
antl_have a tilt to it:" - ! •
‘4lVe are ril IVl.l r ry—rtOtie. j l
kl,atter i —grortaci 1 her hu is 'hall 1, 1 as ,
himself exhatiste.l, into a ediair. •
..itnined? Ii .w, ant b'y whoa?"
"Yna.reineinher my forebodings this even
i rig -
"Yes--wliat then?"
spoke with the tongue of a prophet, Ma:
ry—of a prophet who forteits his Oivit des
truction. You t,b-creed thel letter given tne
by the stranger kt,h.i broke hi upon .•a so ab
rupt lc?"
I then?"
kV L IS Si with you may remem
ber— with black, Marv— re, ,-ign i I .
Before I broke the wax, I knew, what was
coming. Mary, thit't letter anipauced to me
the very milami(y I hat only a few moments
previotisly apprehett led. The proinief i or is
dead."
~A n 1 is that all.' Walter?"
**That is nit the lightest evil, Mary. The
l'arm has passed roll, the !mills iiinntithe . anti
sul l within a fort
“WeII, \Valier, we ca:lwork. We have
ywitlt and health:tun! strength—at Ilto-e
blessing are still secure t.,)
e canivijw thole, who F lin
I
are po.ir I
“It
. is a nahle
•yo tr-elf. Inv 'vn Marv.” repri4
••Bar I Wity that the of hr
my viwr Ovial ler4 lineva/ to
When I think that we aitt,t
gritcions!—part, NVii
eft Mary. tortriia;z up, with a 11
"With oar funs, Mary, I wi
rithr, if you lra.l suffered me I,
tenet.," ha u.l lo I r•inilingly•\
Their e‘es mei—thei . e wn
the expression of. Wither 1
though repriiiiP.hful look. 111
his gaze for several mintovs i
herself into his sinewy arms;
bet %veen a laugh an.l a cry. I 1
illPr, forgetful for themoment i
le., so strong is woman's intill
ILr comely feinpres, with ab l
as she glance.) lauzliingly upl
faco, with eyes yet moist fril
On: antiei;‘•atel freshet, 4te said
serious, ha if jesting:
"Mary 1.%.1e---M,try Lysli: the wife %vho
i
doubts her husban l's ftith %'%,il lea I but a s r
ry life. depen I upon it!" .
"1 tlese:ve the repr tach," she an:wered,
blushing slightly. "But the: strangeoess id
your eimilmt, Walter,—l wits not Without 11
t
reason at all events." I
At tbis ullusion to his depeanor, the far
soddenly recilled.to the inei
dents which, bud disturbed it;-
his - wife—the delights of limn
brow became Once mora y
collection reverted to the °Cy
evening, and' his forrner tnu
ag,ato
"I had forgotten our tni s
he said with a deep sigh.
"And is there no hope—Mr chancel" i
[
, •None—not the slightest,;:‘ l. ary. The land
is to be sold at a price tittOly beyond my
means, and unless I Can obtain the requisite
, ' I
amount, we must leave the.pime, forever."
This dicouragin o?g speech as followed by a
i l
dead silence on the part of b th husband and
wife—During which both sat gazing juke the
tire, buried in ruminations of nything but lib
agreable nature. The wife was the - first" to
break the, silence. I ,
'l. have a thought, Waited The proprie
tor, you say, will be here ij e a few days, in
person."-1
tt
d•Su his ngent,gave me to nderstand." \
The next day was SLbbatl , and that was
au occasion which few of the residents of the
l
valley were known [
to disreg4rd. It was n
pleasing sight to obsert e—tlle disjointed pro.
cession of rustics. 114 they took their custom
aryf
route toward the; singl 11)tle church
which nerved for a place of, firsltip-to all the
!valeta farmers for miles nrot ml. Their at
tire,idain, hat neat to a degr,e: the theerfhl
air worn by their ruspective,' laces; the mean
ing glances
. of
,the youti.4 'couples—the
kilowitt
ntantlin l
the chit
the ehti
though
oth
ors of ti
foliage;
%whose t
my voices mingled with the bubblin'g
music of the many springs and rivulAs which
intersected the pathways: and over all the
cletir unclunie 1 eky nal bAniant eau ;all
lent to the scene an aApect of enchantment
worth all the rpectacles the world ever pro
. . _ . _ _ . _ _
All these thinge NVa!ter Lyle had 'rilitic'ed
mer avid ovor again, 11e waii familiar Witia
every hint, and bush and tree. There' was
not n sjugle landmark with wh'e't he waslnn
acqOainted. But eat this occasion he helded
not the oh:pets which had formerly givon Lim
au much pleasure, and many of his tieikl, l ),,rs
whom he l'a,psed upon the rout in his little
wagon, witlm
whispere,l um
what it wan
over him.
The di,trnn
r trettioti
01014,4 rcrso
to aog t !toe
;hug illy ttl
intrigi to
ei
~I•~I
~~~el
they
ilely to', tip
uidtqedltli
''coat
otlie oler
II
9riant gn
tg !kilo do
;wed tic; it
Os we i r •
stl ? l ,ki , nt
Tih.lll:=,•lwit
S"
I ‘ , ‘ t
u 11'-
11(1 1 threw•
s th-ir era
MESE
ention %%•li
th,2(111, hli
taered to fit
him-el, aim•)
sodJeo. told
len upon 11111
us was once
tiun Of hi' ti
t Ily licothltitr
nut been fur
man, becanrt
aii-hxtt 1 ?
ly engaged i
tail!)
e•luit might
(ivenx
by.hid rerrr ;
behA-ed,4,
comforter mul
nil I
I=
111)1,11
altelitiOnS
Itaa w
keit
As hair as
it sac that we
r ,
Sorba• , r lC'et w Form
days subseryunt t u t lie :11C.ICS appOtt :a c t it,
the valley, a magnificent buriinclic, baying
alaiitit it all tl c evi let)cet; of ‘Veallh. l ifret.
;it the foot Owt little latch before liValicr
liar, and a tr,.0.1-10i•Ifing_geiltiemar,
i;f the nti Idle age, sprang ont, aml ad% nixt".l
up the grate e.I walk tiiWard the pnrcli.--
Here he look about, fir some ininyteii, for
1;011-pull, i•tt not disc ivering one. diet. nfl
( one of Iris %%bite ki..l-glmeq, vt as 'about
i li d s ing a deipoiist rat ion 11:1011 one of t
post S. it kiary hal iriliten.ed
wo:zh ‘voriliy of
I her hno•bnnil.
I me will remit!'
lhe
22
exclaim
) )1; 4011.
Is about ob,er
fini:Ji Ole sell-
1111
V51(..8 earnest,
r hire retorne.l
ncl tht li ;brew
volt rmnetlong
•; - le youilg, far
)f all hi= troub
once, surcovoil
,1k of hrl le, a !al
into Ina hone,t
he arrival otl the equipage tutu a. vt
cave fur turf to ttreet 111111.
s utt;:i tote here at sa l ifthe
tor,_'with 11 curl of the uuler nshe
with the ,fautiliar nonchalance of a man of
a loan of fashion, nt Mary through his eye
g:ass. "1 thoitzfitllle place was desertt , l, l --
What a bliockittg yot:r garden is
toatlan," was his ttl3ropt srilOtatiuti, as
approaclted
, •Sirl"%rio.: all that the bmilLrel tvife
c•mhl a;tswer.
n the effects "I
inn tone halt-
alludei to the eon (if yi-uy
roses and 13c0nk , , " sail the arranger, ni,u
rreeiyeil t! a he ha 1 1 ate too far, 11113 now
%viStit3.l to retrieve hi; error. •
one tle.:sire to h ec my bushand,isir," be
gun Nliiry, who had Utile, doubt as to the ( b.
vet of the stranger's tiset, Dud now reenred
from Inkincr, that step she had piiivi
ously determined on. .
the care,ses-i4
wereo frgo , teli
,
dark as his ro
-1 1!
1 I . l . eqici!S tho
Jyi filirrett:Tije
"Oh. tio!" replied the stranger, carelers'S;
"yon neyil apt trouble your hubband. Nly
pgie, l tti, IrsttpVi.*. has arraip . ,,,l (Ito . IW:i r e uf
'
luirc'uli,l 4.l;test aii nt:ter, i lasps." . .I ( I
' , bar, 'till' a'fl'air!" Mary thutiglit. - 4 ' V6t
a great diffe once there was iu S')1114) re0;10S 1
'01).116011;z. ' 'n her vibitor, with his enoctnims
rtnne, -
wealth, the ilispo-al of the farm might seem
a eery-day nemirrence,
in truth; b to her it. %vas the most 'impor
tant even of her life.
"My vkit, howeer," pursue,' the proprie
tor, "was not altogether an Ole one, aMi, with
your acquiescence, I will take a stroll through
the premieres, in order to note what i'mprove
mauls may be made in the general appear
ance of the, placeAtippearances go a great
way, you know!--before disposing of it ti.)
another."
"Itthat k tho case, said Mary, at,sterly-i—
-resolved to seize the first favor.ae moment
fur putting her plans into operation, although
the flippant manner of her visitor gave her
but little prospects oh that, is the
case, I will be your guide, sir. My ha-band
would wait upon you himself, but at this 'no
ment I do not, know exactly where to look for
dare say, he might be faun at 'the Inv.
ern. if we wanted him l" aij ihieJ the visitor,
with no apparent intere4t ill iho-que-tion.
The cheeks and browor Diary hy,t e b e ,
came suffused from indignation at this itnpu-
,
I , 7 -- --- ;
g looks n of the older ones, who, notwit lid
k, cared not tti, interfere with theil i
'kink; the, unrestrained prattlingbi
Wren: the. clear but mmdeal tones o!
rah bell, which might be heard, email
ill was, from one en I of the valley to
, r, and even beyond; the brilliant icol
be flowers an I the re I undanily ltio•
the twitter . iroi of lion Ire.ls birds.
It ilk" Cfisto , ll:try n i and pnil4.,
•41..; themielve , , furl vom.h.red
hat' had Lhn sudienly coma
.lit farmer gave - but little
ct
in 111 it Litinoist
loin lie one nun ere.] open
I Was 1110 dren lei ligeni,
sc
111 1\
Imre
otio (If tho
thP t eyes of the ru
1 7 1s1
'itch
Thu tuln b ,w 1
cluple, but, Wil
MEM
p l az4t.
tie torwar.l, a chqnge
MatllloB attic! I,y :1
den which tirrud:t.li
ieil wag no longer t l rai
hdd r'ett in titn.-:,s gont4
lI.Wy 10 intrude their
.Itlte i fragrant beis of r
'mit nn effort being mail
.i
!carton. •The fertile i
lei nn;: i cigi4 of that c ire and
el. iind . 1-,...,1, b.2en liestowe,l
it evervt l hing w. 14 ileglecte I an.l
II to ,
decay while Walter Ly.sie
•t lifm . eit'l of hk reitsol h the
nexpocte 1 blilw which hll fal
iostea I oral:oil li .0. i n hi.; Minn
its wont, spent the greuterpor-
ity.' in soloary rant' 1...., or sit
In his elvir nil day. Jltt,l it
fury I.,yslc, n 11 , i , , 'ice a true -w3-
only the in ore- re,ign.• I ;19 lICW
ppeareil, ant who wri A con-t 1.11-
,
tot leak (wily:. to lso„the an 1 siis•-
ppy payiter, there is/no .telling
0! h,ty . e Ita,tpene 1. But Walter
et Intel. and cast down u:- lie wit. ,
..s., was never deaf to th,it ore
. -,-,h1v.h1 . , - .. - -7 - i.Too ri. -- .. since:n-11T
tiy n t . t - ne befoie in sickners toil
lion '.l.h his wile e.nilil not 4nltn_
tli , fr.,n ii which lii I giiiiivrecl
-, her chow rio` •vo r d : : ail I go:11 14:
hulled in some ilogree the lead,
.ighed to heavily tip tin
. iiis bru-
BEMEE
Jher•hasban:i's habits,
orn ogle end - of the Ira!
tation tipir:l l
\l74l'i noted f ,
Miter, a, t
Yith . its❑
"Putt
:tali for a
Atharacter,l
.hi•Z
the
tlage •
nild fifty m.l
MEM
I v; but little of my it , ttsb l
suppiate such
Isle said. "But it
urd IS iiii.tifficient; if
It
re bei•ide, if nee,: shoal,
raking your ‘v o r,l, Alr, 1
thigk-')uu :aid you
hers'
"1 prefer
By-the-by,
flume is NV
"I'u❑ %%Hi
•
1 1 never looki.ttl at. If r:q
the central of -all
alter e Walt,
"A thing)
.\fy agent
tars. But
W
ind the t
al) -en; ly to
ei le the hod
ed b' a • Itort!
ttitspeititelll
"qt'. Len
i. !tor kv I A 'n' rei eu4if
until they werl
(t, Midi his audition
!rult of himself tt
om 11;61 ob.tvu the he
ext,aordirary,"
wive npla^entlylust 6
ry accompanied lam.
pro d rivtlir,
fact that M
eio,"
an!, ned M
y.lin could :lit mean, ow l
dined to iitlnge her crazy.
) "Not a i h:ikilookin lellow,
"rietor. 41 ) '‘) looli ai In 4 pi,rtrait, o
hardly .that he toad given
ter only I " 1".1g
MEM
tic
; I cu 16
not a mai-e - inlck 7 trivus man i
,i AI Irv, , 4 tirtiOy. ;
vnre ,"
"The t
c _mei it that he ha's \Bug
tbout his prome.es to fp to ru'
rtyrietor, ut Mir
he answered,--"if cuu
mid but imagine, theists
t
this muffle it, you atOtth i
Ben re it came to be , - kti
e to leave this place, my bus!
mit L as need be, and eceryt
?,
it and snug around us. but
t;evi!itsd
!rile
every: hilig*
a-keJ the/is
•P f•Oil
1J their
tried
by nu ,l
- f.
lpm.un
oses an
I 1
ie to w
.1.14 uo
11E1
MM
ITE
mind he".;
aik :he c
1
that. ‘‘c• ‘‘,"
was ::s dill
luo' , e(l br4
eveil since yinir agent can
lv."tlie tlt eight 'tif leaving i
•
brain.
believe, tha
Y the %ant
iurneJihis
- "An I is
placv??
N.
e roany ao mpch attached t
Ito it! I b.e . ieve he loves
I us he luves rue!"—Mary',
h bl
husban•l thee?"
not bcizome me to speak
Maty-:-‘vhoSe bosom
!Jug to reseal the thoughts xi
I had - rather strive
with him than be the wife
.•.kttachei
1:111St. LLS nr
zwere.l.
"lie
"richt s,
MEM
,raii.),t Lit r
I harbore I
Cro,t (lit
wealthi(44,
app!a't
I=M
y‘mr devolion,"SAid dr? p
11=1111
MEE
I always' bit
J I
—one wor,l'yoo go: may %
Ne not ktinp trio farm!''
...Stay, Ni
—DL! may
- was tiriw.iinswere
11 , left the irttage; 1111(1 as he sauntered
the tionrd' Lib rarritcv; Mary
•iear g to 'lNturse,ll;—“W
I,v,le—Lysle--Lys;e—ty.4le. How
"I'll tan
ME
rxtlEClriiparv:"
The noon:ide ,time
!tai been aCC;lrp)litel to seeir
et timne, 'avhate‘er, the bt
wh c;) ca'led him fortii—had long go
jut heart, tinaecustmiwo.l . :to such
wns •agains heginoing to sink' -withi
when a hasty heard approt
Mary atarted.op, and in
er Inotn?lit %vas ,:;usped the arms oftme,
trout Ii altw.o.la;)pear.roce, one wo
th,• co:
ifi on,need but til;e same
nazi ieft that s'itc_it in the n
%vretched and downcast:-
tuy'dea,.est ::11ary, f. ' was
Ure.t alatu , ll ion—LN,lte farm, is
Vi'slrer?" ,
":'l)e, Z•ars, Mary; our own, to has
',ever!"
"Porevei: Wa';er—yolt mast
tai Wilt?
Mary'.Tm ; nat:distraaght, th
30.1 . 1 in:). he. Bit it wilt bewiihj.iyl
need nut fear to look at our slialm
'l.l)a tit, to I lie genero,ity itf
lac) ilur. l , I am ()floe m 're a hapty 014
'•.1n , 1 ram a ha l t• little %t oinan,
g c lands, in an
"But ‘vlt 'e '‘ye in.lo'Lrcb in our ne
quire.l I a,nsineis t :' rii I %Vatter, "tv
not forit'et tr; tsh un 'that happ!n..ss is
have thankci the agent fur the part
in . the matter, but It must not rest • •
must go tin.] our benefactor, ani that
too."
'" Von
i ned that,
not go far to do
said a good-ilat T ured voice at. his elho
Wit!ter . turned au 1 baked steadil .
intruder for !nine . inninentg, %%hen all
i his Dice lighted\ up, - lik• r lake , when n
has i•iiidilonly Lynn it, and, with
gie exclamatit n, "William 'Kenne
I rushed into 6, arms of 1113 quatith l ,
mate.
It wan, indeel. no other than his so
foien.t, who, in the person of his bet
had come to renew that, aequaintan.
circumstances . Ind a•. long dissolve
redeem the promise of support and a •
which both.hadxeliangeol at parting
a happy l .
That night wis happy one at the
of the Lisles, an I many a like toceao
celebrated upon tho self-,nrit.l spot, t i
after years, William K9nnely pail al
the friend of his youth , : ---- 2 - .
1 A limn COMPLIMI:NT —T.. the . 'cm;
nn e‘chati,:e, ot that t a , ful and patriel
the prieers, be it said. that, anion,
men %%hi have btea plhlislied as
from the ar ny, nut 1.110 was a printe r
tiso.,i.oldieri Fu ii,110.1 fur disiibedien
derQ, cot one is a printer. The print /
have entere.l the Sory'c ~ compared w
nurobtr4 - iii 11., , i conntry an, to "other
will av , raw. , 11 oe ici oie in their
.
Tmw, lac s a e ni ot coin ilimentar
valt . lihoe toll m s'.t ‘rnsilis Flans of ti
can people. Wito,wouil nut he a pr'
_ .
=II
for Ly
ev to ,
I~
nil, if
to be
iy be
t h ere,
iidorse
be."
. Lysh
lusba
find it in the agrcetne
IMSS
ESE
lose r
,e 4, if
r Lv
Er
EMI
[3:lZia
ii:cit 1 . 1
trth.
'glit of
I ..Wa
ry t
;
~I
ME
NMI
!sistance
lit, says
•
is class,
ail the
I eserters
e of ta r
•ra Wh?
th 111140
classes
61 vo --r
th this • -
• ! Ameri
!We
Mil
;.ou
le"
fle,
the
the
ter
aim
~~
EN
• nly
e of
not
own
.and
ing
I do
e in
-1 has
t al-
as I
was
6.llich'
is a
:f the
I opn
ay 118
MEN
e not
1,I;
mid
'alter
very
Mary,
her.
'mesa
e by,
trials
her.
EIMI
MEI
ME
and t 9
I
,C taS-
ig,h U
we
13 1101%,
MI
cried
y M-.
)
must
due.. I
be had
ere. I
k him,
either;'
INErI
t office
unbeam
tho silt
y!' he
m play •
hoolhoy
Actor,
e which
and to
cottage
fl
hen, in
visit to