1 Aliewifi -y i 31, tc-n iff . ; ,-- :_. , 1 hi allia movi d=l,lP f i re . r . o :pi•nr., Lil:/14,1 Pill/NW a ier figr ip p r aib u i t il e r; ari,3,reAf*lwi Otter A AL; epo n or . , .4 .1, r t li i i=itiaa 12ry I, , , i,, , A.,.. -0-- .4.4 "IV mit. air. 1 . ..t 7. , t, ' 4 , Wu, • • , , J . „,, iC Me 014151114 qu ' '' '' •' • cm itrdiia‘lll' •:., r , We AURlcima r, -;:n iiiktMatidifts , alitilAr , Itli li.‘: erito ciP"l" NVIAIf:-Nt '1 4. t i t i , o tti46 - 4,4t ottgaglotiLso ... : • ..' lett r :,.,,, , * vorgegeM i rar b , WPB ' ' ,• ' Nrweioctitifi al kW& **Subsetilition prlco . the u OiS,Ppllak sad a ;Tait it Ye • u d .l t' ' its - . ' , (*tOOM - Pfie1010114 9 4,39t,P., - - • .. , ;-, filp T 4 B '• If' • - : So._ _ iiVrt Ofttil. EY' - 4 V-4-1. AWi iNtihrthlitrOtStiohlor'illolleifisaniatoqiimici l West, kj 14 4' 1 TV) t kitar t e r 94s , p l 4rr,, • Lebanon, ' n , 1 . 1.- ,' ' C Ort4A 1 ev* r' elt h P/ 611 0 1.' ' Atiylney-wt-T.lawo 4•. ' . ' J-1 iiNtr: u - viatleli; InAtiy" m 6iiif tile IRA otifn iiadi trkeiloirr natill,ftur, irrome , iliktojl• 1...., ~. i ~ .i!,..i _ . noil, Apell IT, 115S-Iy. 441 ita17.8 e. ..:1,....•4_ .. ../W. 1. '. irtv I r f , ,' y.I.AiPlk r. Amyl" ii i i* s- '' • t i ii ATTORNEY .A7r• LAW , . m aw „ i 0,),.., t_p 4b#rket Stro,ut, trim Ste mrc,,,..: FT' I re i v :, ..tr . P,r,..1iut.1.' it,0 , .7 ,; _1100. 11 ,4 4 ^AC11 4/1 12 )1./ . p • •/. ' ; 4 ''10.11:. S I SLEW lig OVER,' , • AL til ctrik xi Ai§ tir • iii *Pi Mitalb 7 4 041 4 4 . 0 1 i t S u 1 9 t V OZT 4" kio yrr ! A liV 4 tl2!, 4 fenle, e l I li n buck Rotel, Larn e 00n5136. e:' - 7 •• ' tjan:B,'64.• r.,4),TD.PAVY I. muolis gia AND BOVN. TT -•4i,GENoy. ; • :Z . 4221112' eaves yonder° lecoeill. having been Itemised to proascoto j claims, and hautng been engaged in the bounty and Pe nelßn business, o ff ers ; his services to all those who e ihetko entitled; itC4Ordande • with - the vididue ertehot Ciontreve.. A . ll,anch Rhonkd call or address dt oitcr, avg. make tHhII appticationathintrA 13/1,50LV5.843196 . 1t; ettbrooy.tit-Law, ; . • • , Optipi riplq,r3ll- to.Cutobertinit Sty one door 1 I Of the Lannon yallOy Bank. opposite tko.lllpbk Beier, Lebanon; Ps., l . • A. T. • 'FAIDLEii.IY • - KT:TORN*Er Irr LAW , ,903 : iyotth **eat of otWater . o iiirjltathe - • tabsmin,..Nov .18, • 'GRANT W1E19111411E...•' • BT . ,TOttlqtrikr ATILAW: fielg .Irt Ctinibberiond street. a few doors east of the Eagle Itotel, tit . tte office late of his thaw Capt. Joint Weldman;d'eed: . . Libation. Sept. 3, 186.3, .• .• r, • . . ;nIVEMOVAIA • A:" LEY': 11ULRIC.111 ATT. tt. 6;N EY AT' - . LAW. fins 'remarried . 1t:61446 the bu ading, one door rae Of foindiirardlth ts tore, otipoetterho Wushing ton Muse Lubaogni Pa.. , • • BOUNTY and. Pl 2 lON anima promptly attended 6 • " • 1,401 8, '&3.-4111., ;JACOB WHIRLS, tiro RAT.. 1.411 r, west Seiner Market and Water fits., 'V Letwinere Pa.. ~ • • , [Lebanon, J 411110,1, 13, 1861.-Iy!] ! - ;Pro• r, U.. I Sii. Ayxso hipted In. ptimmon, offers his tworegaton atlit4ol6ll-to the entitle' Office In Market 3c., irrs.thlrkstiiihingefossusalposcupled by his fatdier.. Lebanon, Dec, 11i, 1063. PEI .SIONS. as tile, GE . P. LINEAWRAYER, having been an. OW, VAtiffonf Pensions, n Wash ag, 944(vff, is ;wo rmed to attend to all spn7Zs for enslon nt hie of Ike, In Market etreot;sneal , l') or to the Poet Office. LebSifnaiirb, 63 11 90 7 ",.. . ~ --i-",.# Mr,altl. t'r i t r . roß 3flidet.flaut.i..l ,,, , .. 3 .0, : ed I,ld office to goo rg .., • Corlnsu , (Kgrartpe en W 0434 13t., prvltat . er the Court Itouse,) where lie continues* to ere hai 'whole attention , to. Surveying and Serfvenlng. Is o , 9ais he Ws °Mee do Onto Ways, awl at . all otherlinik.a. un . .left when cnile4, away,. ,by business. unclog into! ) . ..,been appointud aYetary 'Public, ba has authority of . 'so wapxtqlgiiivALtio .the tame at Justices of the poaoer • . '" • . •••• . . Payifkonflitgotteallon,,,•givep (0 ..itiiting Willi and ..... •_ N ev r a ti luerge ea u elacil i tl i ii4fz ii !la of Dr. C. D. Gloninger'e.) where 1 Gan he ibuildTral I • -hoiltami thwilit v towe.l4„tipot?.thoaa who may went i t otit. ' V4l O l V P ir " "7v Vid to lib voi,/4 - 11.1,,r ' .., , 6 an -..kaissar . - 4f, IsigPlF:o o 4 l4 lq kr/ 0 4 #04 7 0:41; eli4 4.4{Pkaafer .t. - .. -'4 't ' • .11 , sr , - . 1 . 4art . eh el fl 4 ,o` ol lVtN n itit 'the Op() 41101 elms ot ..- ..., • • !... qtrt . Chia 4 gthil• dahlratem4)4COVatimits when 1 ZtZh 11.1 ...r.O/FS r ~ AWS'niffhlin o rl4 ; 'fflifilleth..Pati:on dajtitkotAkomwillikOVlces i s r siltitil w e n .,c• • ' it ; Oaf r / ,0 1 . 1 , Lebano , ra.,Aprill . .$ ~. , rl i ‘ itIO S A l e lik kJPe" t it )4 44 ,of o 'lli'lL' ild ' ihji ilitild . , O a^ " 4 rev trelll 114,,,__ in te f n ;dribs publke,- lat hipciffnchodladki h wax, In the, ~..-, - .91., TO ACCaigilp AN' • • riga, , • 1 4 10.1,4 a gr,fix 1' , . J'"'"'''' t where h . e.wilt Jig g Rol to re 0 j .3f , . , sad wli volt at . fe iiiithißwlit 1 P A 74 P11ik.4 1 4 ~Ma ink 3 %ASP/a I ,ictiz.PJPIA .1.,•-•••li li r rit 9,. i . - • 30. c.. 1 MC t I:, r. 7 NEE ; ,W,QRk. 11 , NUR, .00 „fl It P1i.440 MO I 19R;;ItC r Y111111. . lt Alniltt. '', j _,... ImimoVal. TOO§ '‘,7.717,, Ono ophil /great:B.6 ileiblif-laglntlypetbluee Of the' . age, andAtlefayefousdially equal to en% teas,to which.. a it bee bath submitted, ifil Mad) of,grOltrdlligtatia% at homlo and abroad. urapd.:itedels 'Of, Moat (I 'vari ed by the World's Fait's, aucceisltely tit 'London; Perla t Lie „mid .Hetriburg, apti Acknowledged in , both handiEli arts to 'he .Ptonear: lona chief Heaping ' and Mowiii Ma l chines.':the model :and pattern -of ' all othilre:• ' We '43, taker obtleitlintet be be abrierlor Kali othert, And 41S,Art 911 trial with any other, the purebaner to keep ' alidlany for the oue Preferred. • ' - ' air-Sample Machine can he seen at Adam 'Riga's I Rotel, Leinkqen, and any information wanted can be . , bad by .:allllug at J. 11..11kettelar, Stove .Storo, Walnut' eirsiit,7lAbanon.. ilfir All kind' of REPAIRS constantly on lined, and for tan le by .tree agent. - , • i • ens,gatlifitetlou guaranteed. Yoe sole by .1011 N B. meta, Agent, LIM:, Ltlncu.stor cvuuty, L'a. May 11, 1130-1,—0t., . ; 1 4.1 1-J6II;FTO Fi 33 ' :Serwmg e. . , . The . Only - lieollizie capaple of making More ihnit i On`e, rind of a Stitch; and the ..oillir`One having the RE- • • . el/X.1(8133LE FEED. The feed may be reversed at any point desired, Without stooping*WhiCh is a great advantage iu fuetett .ingltherende of imams. ; .‘ ' It makes four different ttitehaß, lock, knot . double 'look, and double knot ; each stitch perfect and al iicc ion moth eider of the fabrie. There is no other Machine which will do so large a range of work as the "Florence." TE will Braid, Tuck, Quilt, cord, Item, Fell, Bind, Gather, and ,lo all kinds of Stitching required by tam.. flies and Manuf waren. it. The most inexperloneud find no difficulty in using Svmry Ifachine is warranted to glee entire , eitiefec- Lionv tut& to do all that4e ollitTllV?Phtti'i *21.. rho FiOrettCd omit be seen' to Le Appreciated. - - MATZ, : *Agent of Lebanon ceunty, Atinville, Pa. ' 'Persons wishing totes the Machine in operation Min do "kV ceiling on the Agent at Juinville, or on Wm. G. were; atLehenon. Annvilleolnue 22 1 1843. ~ rafrsl7 . - FITS If. jtICIIEY,, Merchant Tailor, respectfully nil . A t noltiles tp: the eltlgens of Lebanon and vicinity tha biPlies Ina , retiiided fro,m the city with Ila tine as• sortment of , : ..,. • CLOTHsi!. .CASSIM E RES 1 , f i r All of,wkilch 401v111 sell or make up to order et 1 vices : .ta i elif; the tpuee t nt We U. 1 Tailoring .110,,,,L,.. lisltnuint in ireim's NeW Block, 4 doors South of the Bank Hot'el,.South Walnut street. . , All, worlt entrusted to hie care, will be runnufaetiir erl Ewa iirorlcutsditace winner as to fasblou and aura. buity. amx i a rambwed elsewhere :vill be cheerfully made up to order on the usual moderaix tornas. Having laul. yearn of experipace the Tailoring and Dry•Oeoue•bulloese, and being unglued to turn to the advautage of tile customer', all fke advettagee result Inc front Leh* Voquirentente, feek 4 astisi,e4 that it responded to by a very liberal share of ;Ike pub lie patronage. • _ •• .friends sellout* to please me after that; ieges your' . slyer. . -41117-8,:180, yri 'Store.act- kir. :en.%) '4.'c • I "it - . . ' 1 t f ' in r. ; ; 1 .,,,,,, 1 ~ I faiiior, 6 . t i- 9 vtiall-' 1• J. •••• •• • 4 ,11.111; • : Tki4ll477ll.Vlch . I CIO. : 4 41M121Pinr_-? .. r-7-,•..... • ("Ln IMPORT P ANTIKWRI Vilattru • !, ;JR 1-4 e3.l3l:tri TONtik W1H914 AT; 1 DOES: CONCEINI 41 0i s t R A:6T' ; • 1 : 0 ha (. 1 t 3 io\ C 7 . 11 T, • . , " I " "lt• , •,-• 7 ; ••• '• :.• • • Wei/filled f or tobanon t f ounty, and at the ism . * IffriPM • ' - `t•* 4-46.1 - 1 1 011kmberiastd . .. ' Str - e ' et i hebanba.Pa:r;.. choice Anorttatnat and • ,,.,Ssauner Goods: ittektrittr*Reed iIIIOTIONB, which for Variety, Beauty and Cheapness essanot be eanene4 aide of the Atlantic itlairliaV sort ,u4A orP l aB I9*MPI tt I• . 1 7 0011 : 6 .t v 4 4 0 it of Vail - and .Setioroe , brtigs •GoOdOi; ~• &km thia • of • French 'Glut° Mosambutdnati • -.• tt ..American , '4* 44 •• ' clitorert a I pacda. altsbas ••.4 , wool Dejaanit, 4 1 4 1 abachl.. , 44. 44 . .4 Franen Poilina, '". 41)11tA11414 ‘••. L •• • • • 14 ' , Freuch Tiastno nll 5h41140. , Foulard Chillies, • • Manchester Delathis, • • . 1" " . Lawns, fie.. kc. • s,. • A Tol l V i se DR.P.SS GOODS of eery doicrtpites4 ' and the. largest assortment in the county. . • Full Line of LAMES CLOTH. all.ablules, auah 'it's Tan. Drab, Lawsnifiii; Light-Grey, Black, Re. • ••4 Bull Line of Beat ell Black SILKS... Full Line of Fancy Silks, Brown, &c., purchaiod be• fore the 4114 , 241t.1.41VACC0. • " • Full assortment of CALICO at all prices. " Blenched MUSLIN. • • • " Unbleached " • • THE cgspiesT,l,N - Tgs COUNTY 111E3 NiOrlitivirto GOOD*. Our Mourning Deportment Is roniplete, colander Ing . • 'Foil tine of Black, nll wool Delains, 64 wide, '• enwo. , l Delaine,44 ." " " 'r Canton Cloths, 64 " • ""' " . Persian Cashmere, 64," • • , ", flack Silk Gronadions, " " "' Bombazine., • ' " " • , Black Crepe Venn, " " "• •• 1..0•0 Polls, . f• ,4{ .4 - a if SI Cloves. In diet anytiringlii Mourning end Second Mourn- I I log Goads. ' • •: • Gesstkimen near A fill line of CLOTHS, CASSrstrims, ADEs au i VESTINGS, a it k lode and prices, which will be fold Cheap. Groceris l Stwar, Cogree, Ntolassas, ,at .I.oNir p,41c0,04.3 . Air Call dne and MI, and look though . oar. large and welt Selected Stock or sad get th plash' as Ida no trouble Wakes Oneida, 4:19r *Mgr 7... !'Small Profits, and Quick.. Salsa,: anal • -Goo(1' .F alue • GOWEA •DIFSTINBAOII. • . • . ‘ 412 - . ' At . _ D ,smous.OF lIXTkiVIDI?i 0 II IB • *' BOOT & SHOE T_T • SS ik I%T* Eh . . Due determined to curry out the motto, ' - '"QUICK SALES AND StVIALI PROFITS, He• haajnat roculvejl_ a largo Stock of Boot?, Trunks ea,..1 - Cett-W. Dage. pay. Pertimilar attention pa id tcpOtetomee`titiOrit" Lebanon, Mare), 13,11t44. TAILIE NOTICE.. IDEILDNIIB will do well by calling on 'J. 11. Ilitsse - taa 1.) Arent, Rho Is prepared to do all kinds of TIN. DOOFINOi SrOUTIND and JOU WORK generally, at , the sorylowest prices. tie Moo has on hand a large lad gogd aesortluent oflmall 418 of TIN WAR It. end all of the moot' „.44 vett Gas Burning COON t• •a. STOVES and PARLOR STOVES. Also, all the different and latest 'improved ItANOES AND ' "" lIEATESS, of all Mode. He Mad' keeps cm daftly on hand n large stock of all kinds of ROOFING, SLATIANdircIlle ofairs at !eve price than they sag' be bought of any other alateottin to the county. WARFAROOIIB—Ode door South of the ."Duck gptel,'F Nalnnt,Btreot, Lebanon,.Po. ..Eablitpin, May 4. 1804. ' . [lNew Spring• Stock. - j . 10 11...:M' 10 t D .). • o , :f w i.,., TIEli aIFF,STV.'FI„ATiIatigai• potanpipmet • , • , ...I . . 1 .(..• • - Idi VI ` .0t.. . , -.....ie:41 - .14 , . i ~,,,Ag r Eg i ijuidseceivid At the% ilftikrAgegtfortil . •• tm er at .r • Maitoli"- : - i2fi ? d' 1 1 iitSt 20:' . A ' 1' . ir"nitte.'iygri3 en'inufaltan) in PhilaiiirbOld, 'liege - Actor 1 Itev :i .: •'•: , :, .". kii vitt. ; eim tu w x.rinaae , • Op , .A . , of artuiii i Atli/14cm • 1078. • iltltifMta -,, atelinarit ; and: fiewV"ozia, (ate !inajtat: - tat ft at.vitaina tn la ,atcpck INS Ike , D ure p u ips e Ili artVo fqiil ebnildefira t e 'bail -, irnft tbditasnetr of 1 )si or. Alum r.s;Ettx.lirks_,lN. , ..llß ..t0 •' , Dppor hit WS, .Uti /144. : . 4443baNtIkprilLie, 1844.--3161 1 37: , 'sCl 0100 0 • ' olio .... • 1 14 -. • IniliariM "' I di fir ..4 . 10.t17:tivi i - voln* p./1. : Ml." ! Ns\ MuEit.4oll; iltietallioiCal tbiblrliiialMAl4@a. ii hi lt AVAiti u tr cal l !f Y I') V C e 19 1 - 6, I , I K i i i! " d) ir , V..) '•; 7 ..triiipi .c .itliltl2 1 f , a 6 Igo •, , m,... ..•• , - ,•,-.. -.-1-,1-dp,(74... _ PUT UP AT . . . . ~ . .. , . A Ifr w t fix* .e,r fic, ' . iggir ciiiittitCOND Street; •Ifhii gaaHty la this MI will'igrtbit tuna In minty warranted' - • •: . • • Is to color More water thah tfela.; tbe . toiamerlguttntley or I ndltro,, , and. to go Enoch Tiber tisittt anX.e.ther. Wash Blue in the market. It dissolves per fectly'cleat and does not settle' on the clothirs/1 most of the other, makes do. One Box , dissol red • In, ,n bull pin tnf miter, will. make as goal i4"l;lsu(d any tllfst, Is made, at one third the*couti • .Asit la retailed at the, same price cc the /Mit& Uinta and Inferior a. tfeles, housekeetwrs will fled it very much to their ad sautes° to eak fur that pot up uF W itt bargees. Blue put up after this ditto with Itittiow t e name on it is an Imitation. Tim Now 'Abel does not require a Stamp.' -Foi Sale by Storekeepers g, nerally. Feb. 24, '64.—de It.. • READING. RAILROAD. summer iiklingeiniesit. rML Ra. BRAT TRUNK LINK Tuk; wrii A NoND GNorth-Wont for PIIILADErxiir A, NEW-YORK, READINtI, POTTSVILLE, LEBANON, ALLENTOWN, EASTON, At., ho. Trains leave i iarrisbnrg far Philadelphia , N.:WA - ark: Reading, Pottsville, and all intermediate Stations al A, N., and 2.00 P. 51. New York Express leaves Harrisburg at 6.30 A. M arriving at Now York at 1.-15 tho.same day. A special Accommodation Passenger Train leaves ILESIntr, at 1.15 A. N., and returns from Harrisburg atSP.M. Faroe from Iterriliburg . ; To New•Torls $5 16; to . Mil adelphia $3 35 nud $2 50. Baggage checked through. Returning. leave New-York at ti A. 111,, 12 Noon, and 7 P. 5f., (virrsßUita EXPRESS arriving at Harris at 2 A. 51.) Leave . Philadelphia at 8.15, A. M., and 2.39 P. 51. Sleeping cars In the itrw York Express Trains, through to and from Pittsburgh without change. ' Passenger , by the Catawissa Railroad leave Thuaarpia at 1400, 2.10. P.,31.:f0r Philadelphia, New York, and nil Way Pointe. • • Trains leave Pottsville at 9.15 A. N., cud 2.30 P. 111., fOr Philadelphia, Harrisburg and New York. Au Accommodation Passenger train leases Reading tit 0.00 A. ).1 , amid retUrrisfroin Philadelphia at 5 00P. ii.. _ Kir' All the above trains run daily, Suudaye excepted. A Sunday train loaves Pottsville at 7.30 - A. AL, and Philadelphia at 115 P, M. COMMUTATION, MILEMIE, SEAGON,AMLI )3XCUBEIoN TIMi- UT3 at reduced rates to and from all points. AI pounds Baggligh allowed each passenger. O. A . e a ger. May 25,1884. Geiteral &merle tender) t. ftotice. , plus is to notify all Carwruters and Cabinet makers 1 that no bills for coffins will be paid by the Direc tors of the Poor for poor person dying 'within a circle of llve miles of the Poor. house; as all such - persona will be furnished with Coffins free of expense On UPPII - 1102 to the steward at the Poor Houle. JORN M AN. .-1 MAAS- WAYAditll,7, j - ' 1 . 3 / 8 X . 9 ". OM. MAIM,RMAN , May 27,1868. = 211T1 .• • .:. ; r'•l ;.•• . : .1- • . . . flirt -if 6 MEI odi -bay =I Eln CBE • , ;. - 11‘.11 , .• tt . t; I ' , 1 . 6 ,-, • • ; - t .1i °NI • • m. -0 • ,71 .4. • Wl' • n 2,011 1 348,kt4 I k MEI NEE OF Tr 3 •) tSteitti4 - 41010 . •K l eteo, 1,c4 4••• • ••* •.11 • z. • cr• alt r OZ • . lOUI . • . • • .. • t • • • • A' ,MADMAIM.:„OtiFESSION! 7 -- . " 3 9 011 " 7 cd Tow m ad ev. 7 . •ei bends paaskinste.adhn*, of Ifteitt.:. tr., - I Worshippod and I : o,und ) ,,it e,, , tit;yWhre: glowing; laOdrne, g. sea„ 0.0911 i a/n'idst the heasreni fialt I'lind - )iiktitl• fix. the WV - " ' 1- grettbee cityorna o . ear. • rocian 3 ... ;b i es . qty . ** itif:Prdstnee'' !ms. at 110adyi.? .0 t iisap 4 in .400. ; • ;": • . meta • was lilt . .ske tches; palklngis And' 'ettgrairiir), •of 'hoidis z t 4 er Spsed3kr itb sealliture d k of books,. all 11 - 1 , fin7dittire ;vita sitsitique; qualialt coStly . woOk . andrieh music coverings:' :• I had enrtaini to match the furniture; limpT.d:Jii(ek With grOtesque fastenings.. 41y 'coat of arms, ri chly famed:, and Orbited In style; hang over the niantleiiieee. .It. had been 'Won by a hold . BcOtchirian,yeartrand years ago, and we, his descendants, had i cheryilied neiis world, a momento . of the Old. • "" I. tt ill not tell yott Whatlhose arms iiritortthers . ; have the . right to, w'ar (oiit trent, and I will not • cast shame . upon .them. • . • • .I c arried 'my • ideas of boanty even into 'ray ifard-robe. 3iy tallor' and hatter Were the best in' the bity., My clOtbei were of the most -fashionable tat, and faultlesi in : their fit. I inva-. iisbljr selected coloria -different From tht?sst of my acquaintance, 'and' often impoiteCl 'the cloth 'lliyaelf, froth. The great _secret of dressing Wcll ib • 'to harnionike ciders: pos-• seSsed tMs art ' • ' My. friends called my taste onqui ,nite. I received llsietering• compli ments . wherever I 'went.' The stbjee- . ,tivp "handsome" was freely applied And I was :good looking man*: Nature' had-been Most bounti 'fal to me, and I .stasisfed• :.Wature by decorating the fr ame shebittl•so kiod ly bestowed upon me.: . You think 1: was a - Vain, empty patod fellow, who thought cinliof his good looks, an4rinade himself a tailor's block Y.- • • • • Yeat•itre partly right; I was vain .--I was:ogotiiitielik -What else could I be in the•statien itrxtliiiih I moved? TWal....youlig r -rieh r .u.ud:..e.4 Ay "I' witirliTittefed -and": courted. On croup side. - Such adulation" might have turned a wiser head than mine. It'did-turn oiine, I beeauie'a mono .M414101(41. the •subject•of beauty. : I leave this • egotistical introduc tion.- If yon'are not tired of iti I ain ; but •it tv4iibeessaryy for . the• proper iinderstimidingVof.;iny stary, which I . hairb firdittiM MIMI. '. • • ...• . - 'After yelait` of travel! , in:: foreign lands, I came" back to my home; 'lt was a solitary—one: • The only . in.• mates .y.43reithillboikaeltetiiper,.my old nurse, and thi34l.sevii iitA,. two mates and one:female. : .I: had no:nearer rel . o%o : living. ..,-.l..wffi : OleAole r9E 1 71 ) ,1 3 , 11- tattyp, of qu . q. lirapplk of the . f4inily: 1 1 . ...t.reisiilyed'' .111itrii%. '. -': k• - • , " ) '`'l. dais ,f4lo4"eflage`.'' I • had rtiiii Atitisfi li s 3 the' iiendll'lfolli&Ctif ::iiiittiPolglif •b 4 hititc-doipiyiato the ' f . Oiiistol of trie l asureciliiii'd 'WU§ , satia-1 ' tod•Witlicits'diaughtti'. : .`-• • . l' • t r. ll : a 1 .1 Weed '•:fifiatin d aindffglrly efeltialo "iite!itiThtalieeti' l lki 'llad•rOiit ' , Vito' , Kil -1 T im/043d mY'b : .4tbottitioiiii ofi:htiiittr. Yeti staile,'' You 'Thinki' 'pdriraps 1 ' Ilia' V itrould't . f liiiWto:tidiiitii ••! a tteng. ttin'S' to lfrid div type cif' Ulin ty. i tat' 'mai 'itifit"'46'."'llirliiiir rliosit bet t'a boy Thiiii itlitllB.:pliiyiiiiitii; 'arrottputmek:; valiii: iffio bffilo ~ e ttnyetii:ouruciuse., a-, lly fatilietti'd a ItutepaiiitingiW `iii the iiiihji3d 'Of "Christ blessing the -. WM childfdfi,"liiiinted 'by ono (*the Old theaters. , - - It was u-lem. oral% and my:father 'set great 'titer° upon- it. 'lt eaytirtid diiii. wall of-the parlor. '' - ' Bella .• Conliney—that :' Wits" 'the nalike`df-the' little girl..L-anillosed to "gaitir• for, hours together upon this painting. , '-'tVe - grow familiar with' all . ttio'dliildreil' .In • the picture, and had names ftir each: .1 - think I drank my first in'ppirationa If beauty from that Pahitingi' •j .. •• :. . .., . - 3.; •• • *By some striinge coincideneo, . Bella rriisthe'exaet image of one of :the lit. tic girls. `in. 'tho painting. • She had the sainifgolded earls, blue eyes, and 'white: fetehead, and. th e , same spiritu al.' heautY" radiating over each fea titre. ' ': ' • -There was something angelic (V -bont Isabella Courtney,even m those Childish'drys. My mother tiied.cur , lv-so early that I scarcely remein= bored her lace—and I had groWn up spoiledj petted, father's darling, I was wilful and passionate, and ipany n time, when My father had (levied me sonic extravagant wish, and I was raging - aboutithe house like a young demon, Bella would , come, with her kind words and saintly look, throw her little white arms around my neck, kiss nib, And stilLmy angry passion in a moment. In my - wildest moods her presence never failed to soothe me. So great xas her influence over me, the ser vants ever keen observers; called her "Roland's keeper," and xv.tien my fits of passion came : - louse-keeper would say, Be quiet, or send for Bella !" Boy as I was, I had an instinctive knowledge of her goodness, and did not like to have her ill opinion. In our childish sports one day—l well remember it-4 , asked :her if she; would be mr"little wife," as children. W r id she - .skid. yea—if i L was GM „40 4 1. , le) r : ill 2'4. Vl4 ltf ... a' fiVrtOrill• fa,t fr ; .. ? • ' - " , 6 iit f 4 • 1 9 d - 4 -)i it 4;3 e 4 '.. ri. ) g eio TS _tf) ~...v 9 • , ” ,1 t „. fl. , 1 •• q I lt 4 1.. 3 i. ) ! 1 t sif.:lna y," ? ‘ fite:ll, - iv 1 _, - reg :iNi i ion: i fifiee ' - ' 4 ".'• ri • 11-1 ? 91 ” la Yi ttv q l 1 -- -. • :. 4 l t git i t t il l. riita ..nlawoll ft. t i.ptig . 1 31. e Itiat - RirMil'enfiolg: C . 400, - ,ife kiiti r torifikXelaiiii* - niuliChtiri l fgqii the ' • o!#i4, l gY le 1 41) . 1 41 ) :9•Ok i teP " -.,,..: „; ,-. , if,Teseh e . hr§ther'sinu la tee' :icg ft get ~.1-1 . - IVO'nSritt *oke. :acfrogo.v-:.'. • 7 Eipic 4Odifisd• td lifrve forg d tten ..34 ehildiAli eoWide. ' • 1 ' —.74171 °. ,/.1 1 * 114 . ktiltiiN - ft ivigi ii:Vitiig 'bi'd i tt *,;(*el.."'lsiaVilitt::isitii • hile,idli cadtPidid, 'and Olornlicliiiii'' . ; ',49tAity be eailie, clugtAstOta't•O:inO, It . 'V •iellirE N I od i fifttlyil. IliskelilhOi- iicriiiiiit .SlOS:Wciv4(63(plini! ' -7i , q•.; ,1 . -. OIW - tithitfrod tiO;liiis *vitilltilAkiii tied .. niti to . ',l?er' , siiide - forevert -' ' knew it e - iiiid'yefslie-bad&nifilio.: l 'lt cost bir a 'Mail - ache Co tpealcilte wor'd73,..huf, I did not know it .theW. , --- She ltntw - inebeitei't4ri I line . * isiy if4,iiiid:foid.i d, y:fahoied dial St'iilage seeharadd a:penta' witili t he World Would tielig . inq:back a. wiser • adtiva . better man: ; " • ‘-' : • -- : i!- rits'ilheright in - tills l' Who coin 5a y..rt , :.%1.• • . ~. , : ~: . -... .:. :, ~.- Virkijilitt'each other farewell. ' ~, "YouTWill• bring a wife' baele-'iviith .you; I dare say. - A •prineess; - iipi l -.. haps ; you' are handisonte : enhogh to win ons...,"'she said gayly/as We part ed: ..- 2 "I -•- • : - • • "No, liabelik," I trilitlied seriously'; "return us 'go, *loin), and sin' , lie • •• • fi ••-• ! • .; • etniie alArtatificiatiOn lingered for •ft,"inicnient 4611 her lij)s, • and • she Igkisieed-ine good V.!! • ;.1. rat/mei:Lit, hfipPit'watir'a brother's/not a lover's ••- • " ' I Went. No. word of9ove bad pais ed between:as ; theraiias Tin engage mb-nt'; both•were•ad free as air. • •1 . W.saliliseit . t,:fice years.. I • cd Irititio,lol:.sorts of: pleasure; 'Mingled into gU. sorts 101 society; • met many beautiful women•who lav ished smiles upon me, and only'want ed woding to. be won. ISabella.was in a• measure forgotten ; yet•withl strangi) perversity of human - niature - I had made her face my typo:Of:female loveliness i •and irony meninityltafodd alone and. unapproliehable:•. x . . Was this .love ? let.ut call it„so,.foi I loved:no:other, woman:. .Ancl• yet I did nokeixre ferlsahellat Vontiadiev.ittyself4 s njove :.with beauti % .• - , e. some felr itease-ro bed• hor pf that clear, alabaster-like ;compl exion, and .marred the contour: 0, those classic features, I should. have turn Qd trnm her with•loathing.and.disgust..• do not spare myself:. -..You . must 'know the•workings my mind., to understand and. believe what 44041- • I • wrote one letter, • ftlif of mere ociminonphiees, 4.ix Isabella ; and she' ansitored it. It was areistor'e le,ttet',; full of kiild words itnd gentla-adgnoni tion, butsnot•onewOrd of •loge, • -.„ ' My vanity .was hod-eA .pedted•a tender epistle, -"heaven: -knove wbyi: for ;Isabella. Cour_kney . ::wits not ono to be lightly fvrtin, And I" bad AV rittbibno Word of.loYee . 4gOuld: mot.expeotaher to4hlnst•bertllKOAP- Dn. me.soneought, ; 1-w ' LID& • not answerAbevlot,tor 7 ,und• •tlie're :the corr4BpobdenOe.g-SAed; Ae Inhavo-oaidi I plungotitinesily a intO• all ikinds offidissiluttion..4•lll.oaguAte is.. sliortdived. • The; ,lou4eshr,iiingi df Avotical Eft.do netbingtwitt r; .'I fAfter:five , yetuftlif m 5 1.4114143 •tekturiOd 104 TyiNto.mtAvagr9lPO,PitßOrgo" toldialritt t horoug, l 4;fctieJ figh • iR i , ••tsAlihetief.-4140W kh4rea.4 l , 4 grittn. tvallAr . ryoinkl Wag ;COO Wid-Cli l (P.l! fornictifiti inagoi jgraitddeol t y•Ow ughk inftli)sb Wds.l;,:rt If ,lisri mu: fit a " fithefitiltrsinglol I2` nilts l .4tootr,cl . ly- to be expectc . d. Rich and bettatil' Tut;AhViniOlthava:Acegatkmatly form inut•ittiAvativkiritie: thki e tp:' Pew ivomeii whd)hnv lio , oppbrtlirti:, •;irto chafigis iftei itondition :•reina!ri: uninarriOdlit tthatiajo. • • •-,! • 1,..! I' made klsitbulla was still sir**. * -- fter two yboingerJsistelli had beeh.:;married . daridg iny?iihsencid ? but she; tat the Astonish mop t: of al i her *ion& had refused everruflon,,.,ir no* . my vanity was , ilattorad• at, this'intelligencc.- I surmised at once that she was waiting fin. m& • - I sought her Out. HOW exquisitely beftutiftli -she looked when Nr - e The color flushed iii her eheolts; arid a !Oro light danced din her eyesqls'she weicomed r'' There must have been 'an- , ariswer.- iag light in my,eyei3 nal gazed' upon her for ber radiant beauty swept over inolikO a flonik and I fait • I conk! kneel down at her ;feet and ~w orhhip ier. • '•' ' She inspired ,me' With 'eloq'uonee. I pbured', forth love • intuitively,' I snake of my many . fair findinggirls el pon' noVei , 1)&r , equal. I,told . her 'I,. bad - cherislied her image from boy d s, .and, none had ever - itiade'Me siVervd:fronii 'My allecriau'ee• Howliappy she looked .as slle lay; in My arms, her he - aa , resting - neon my breast, and those saintly eyeS looking into mine. "'Dear Roland!" , ' she 'Whispered, softly "I have ever lOved ,, you; and I 'the w you would: come some day to claim me.". • Ah ! could she have looked through, My eyes into the hollow- , :heart be neathr wotild she, haveplazed her des, tiny. , s6CheerfidlYwitbriPF::.myhands,?, Wh6:eat sitY? trrbbe , dePth Woman's.lave.?:',4! , We ,wer ed. ThebridaL Was , . a* 'k, IV. I i.'7 3 .T , 1) '• - . -';'` Ar "- !: ..:, .!, _ . • .. ~..4„,,. ~._ .....,.... ~._,..._.,...... •...• .. e , J.. '^ :: ,ft `" , * . • ... !'• ~,,,, .). .. 4. .3- + , .. A -•.-}~ ~. mcbstlymealr,.hrt , fortilikintle9B..% 'cubed for, fliftowitsi 'begiVANt.4% exettitialawkrio#l4ool4. r 34 trdirr ter, i ,dgWandlogrerttalskw Ann& trOlari.l ledirgratlWK4tob4MPßAB l lo9% &Mane* *10)W antrittE4 l Xn Atti Anal% •.t bte.:ll, .., iheatemeliVotb,4o6 ol t.ivimoti, - fgeb , it ex )ntitggiodtoittiv.9.) 1 42fd, #42 PlYA itignAl* *WA:, • di[ o 97fioNeWA% 04149.6 1 1%. 11 9r , b1U f dahreiMaa% thewessAwAiltoil finest, riaeo, Aeopfat up ."with, %warts , ()Site,ipearl'Sr lore/C/11y! Niki.Vs„tt°n , ; they became Japfdpalm bo l ap4 3 , notur t , thati- diamend,s...„-‘4,9t:49,4r.,-bxviettp, 'wear ( gamoix4§l.4l44 41011 4 ) 4 30 :t w I ; CO trl .c.p iNP 4,91 Menut tho-boneympon.A rretNepv,wl4 - 1 L marrle4 _epitp)e:th 8.441 lipeP % .1934-1 11 e3r- 1 .`.e4 111 / 4 )8.44eX arejafridd t ga t eipg h:4lien.; homes, An4 ,, Y4 1 14 1 -to *gilt, 41 9 0 .4voakcilkeqe*o$, 1 Y e .44124.7efr . .,4 9 7 tel asa..epu9terpoisa ; „ _ 7, .Trowey4,- it, was 4140 . 1612i0n—i)0 T tent word r slL--.aed 'Besides, I had, Was prchid of my, peerleselsiibella, and wished .the world to see my beautityife.Van!- „ - ~While we were absent' had', ray - h6ase newly_furnlsliel. I :Wi'shed, to have. a proper set,. fer,,My ~efi el > We came• back when all was pared and I installed I l ahella n)is- 1 tress our' new:home. 1 . HoW . glad the old haUs,Okeeper was . to see her. She fairlY:eridd 'MO joy and the old butler, when 'she.' shOok' Minds with him.' beolfe down in his speoCh, and rushed preeii)ita'te*-.lyrrorn the hall, to save_his manhood' There was net a servant in the beast; but idolized her. And T ivies happy—haril Could I help being so,with angel an `my Ti'me' l house P . " Timed by ' 'ore golden wi_pgs. A cbild' 5'1,13 born to us. Imply anxiously 1, :waited' to' look 460 the first, born. The nurse cliine irOnr the . hbamber , bearing 'tb e preeions charge: . ult is a boy," slid 6ried, tleefictly, holding the il3 fbal t its. to ufb . spoke. y '11:r God ! there was a sight. A lit tle sprawling, discolored pigity, with an enOrmons head, shrivelled legs and arms, and a great hump upon , its back ! And this deforMity was my son.. The offspring of Venus and-Ad ,onis, as our friends laughingly Aerm ed us. • My hand was outstretched to seize the brat and , east it through the ivhen there .eaine a sick cry Tiurn `ca iuiiied With .Wet charge , . ' J 119.1 bblive angel warned thelraeth er of its danger..? have often t,hdught so. t. The dOctor her family physician, carne frora'the chamber. He grasp ed. band, .m , it)h the stereotyped ; "Mother: and child iYoth . dbliveAktii. 'Go in 'and see her. , She heiars , 6ongritnlate you, my boy:" ~ tongiatilasc!•• .rare I . wield have strangledzhim,fOr 'tb'e ' oitthiTofled:MysClPNVitb a foiverfal,-:ef - P " ' • -"The child" li tisfol.reed," :43aid, and iity'voiee soundedi strangely- is' own•vars: • 6 cYbSt•'--Itioie% iliewpity.' • Singtilar" frtiak bet. natlyre%-zstrelVrarhalldsotne bout / H et ? , a r 4 1 r., • 7 41 AViltiVialkg,l'plottltbitilde:fortnityRi' 't.isfelo6Y4tit;fnevei!, •tsobirgtol :Rii:y`rds'llthiglaStit lives?? 1 , 7 01 •-• ; • likely ittylive NAT !, AWZII-te•retrl-4twehpuldsiltfltitair-10. :Exektiisliiktititheritathtiatsiake," ittiiiittire rat dokoilibusildd Lit* ay isnulattlitavd. this unsight,ix.„--,?Mept illy house, continually llefore'&y . eyes, creeping iillidi r itliiutt4?spider upon a rose. what feelingigi :intense akoatlbirlieweptovArtimp. '3 lt:i4l7y) 3 ItaraEltOredrbwireglin r:41 , 144-i • to - ithockhapab:er dfrglycwgg. teoif 14 ahtOiari4Po4l4ll.4. 11edJ ail) a147/ 111 !' ,feringt, her kitsexiscit4lair444.ting , a,goldenglory aroutaib etwhitp;fgeo, with the-infant Mestit%.••ll . poPher hreast. 4. How her eyes g istened as I ‘entef edi and a 4 I •bent over her to kiss her thin flips (the white arms Were - thrown -around mrileek, as of old,: famPthe magic her % inflttoneo WaS 13611 strong upon`-rife. • .The bitterl feeling at my <heart was quelled,,and.my hot, :tears foll freely.on• hevforehead. 'Wear, dear Roland,?'ishe 'murmer ed, 'lrow good you have been io rne." • With all my selfishness God judge-no.angry word to her had :ev,, er passed my - lips. "Poor tinng!" she 'saidovith all a mother's fondness ;_“Ave must -love it, all the more' dearly .for its .misfor r tunes," and she kissed it again sand again. "Kiss it. Roland." . ) What a wolfish .feeling , crept, over. mo as she held the puny object: to t wards , me. Iwanted to - bite. it, 'tear it with my- teeth,: like a wild beast ; And hair° done so, hat ;foil the white arm that: stole so. carelessly : around illy -neck to bring my-face nearer 4tb the. infant's. 'Had she, the power to cast out • de mons ? ''lt ywould almost, seem 'so for thcr\volfish.passion fled, and I kissed the 'child as tenderly as any father could.' • • '• Isabella thanked me With:'ar look. that volumed forth a world of love. I left her to slumber, and sought my rihrar3 - , It was the. chamber I have spOken of, with its pictured heads and an tique furnituiy,. Rothing had, been since my b'ac E helcif ~days. We called , it my, sanctum used it 4,s Ofteeitops transact , business in. Isabella rarelyvisited rot I, ~: 4~~..1 ....~• 1 WHOLE. NO: 7854 4* • MEIM!/MI had almost Veen a strankeet erhln ..., ~ , etalf t .filtrihg- csf, ; woritqw. It ' - wliff *Vile shewas lir thatl con AIN° d b10111,11.Z COUR/jag; i . 0 we d. VIP i l Pet;* i rV B ~041• • '` '4 f‘ to, m.— 3A,AtErwirmi.,.- ,•-i.-,:- frit, I.l4re'llyi..94:takp,cle ~0 A .e,e 'EI t 'b9 . er..,.th 1 , 3) tiiiVl d ., rpidefikk d reason :frijk o COP ti, 1 rStillitk 1 ewe itii persuade .my;Re I,IQ ,sf,le r taqr op to ,put l i Vis r'6.7,r,.,-,1, re- quires, ti 46. tit44 9 , 4 3opplaftl 111 ,),ha to what , we , Witgh ' A :yet *ltroti. , went WI%S good esipkgl . r , yirlitit plgo,s tre could this 0,310 VP vlb , etti r g fakein our selfish yrdrld, walki*abbiftupon his little drixiiacr . lekiT'add it moun • twin etTihiebant),4Med . 7 ti r n di fhutbd itlitY3iitiho6:6 whoek thribs) were,fair , . . - ili • 1 49 rptig*,, i .,„..4t9E 4ip, now _thrt9r ktYB tt?.A 41 ..., 0, 00 ,4 4ip.4 ) . - seti,se • of"Jui. own defortiqt,,y, ; i , ' T ~ And so lioseed-ei t tlittee e.Odii t iny . chtlif----, 7 -,-...„ - '''',-r• • - ;.-:.,., —..- ~ a te : 7 17 . bite mon'th.:l4.Ssed•- - ewhy; and is 1111giV7-;stir,offriiii.siyittfien t as- be= fzi r lK. - . • ' .11-:‘'.. s. : .: Tim 1-nsils..4344Mety- gt 4 eivrin T size, but continued l ly.sik and. punk;but no ikailillgever;..brok 6;1in): its lips. It would l'io togetlie, (pilot and tvan'qUil;lsting vaoantly out 6f lustreless - eyes. .11 At times:lt:Wattici took -4 4 me with strange intelligence as if .. it messedmy murderdUs . purpose and .Pledfle'd for its.life. - ' ' .f never sWervedo froM -rny fel l de: sign. ,Mrheart - was Steeled against the poor.obild and -would not relent. It • bad.; been. so ailing that, .I had thought it, would die, and save me from executing my_ purpose: 'l' had waited three tnontlis.. It still lived, and is hold' upon Me seemed' to gr - ow stronger. I could wait no kinger. I procured a subtle parson, fend mix ed it with its food: In a-week it lay. in its coffin., . supported tp'y wife as she wept Over. it, and I tingled my tears with hers. I plaY t ed fife hypecrite and t feft! no Conipinctions for What I had dime. cooleeven console her. • is-better aiit is, dearett , "l. said. "Life •wrk.s a bilfer ho6ii tine mach deAirmaci,7 • She could but acknowledge ,the truth of the reinark, akcl - her tears; ceased to flow ; - - 44 T-hero was no , deformity in its 'so'ul," she*, murmured, i'an4 , that ) trustlkup gone to a better •We buried it. I'rejoiced • de I !MVP the coffin lowered and the.arth - caet upon` the lid. It was ganV from my r 5 eiot t forever. -; I had a COBLIN , tomb ernoteil. , oweri.t. raaWri*TE9%_ 4 4.lkoilkiwyico map , e; wita - etaV- omiicreikt 'Our' g rub itri."' ; ''bedeni`ea bUtterfly • heaven;" • - in said to' Isabelk and , heFeorrcW`seoined dissil,ntv:ll the thought:: • ;,: I laughed materialist r aniLbelleVod-tn..tri,ter' - an. , filltilktion. • , 7 • Doubtless yon wbAtler, that Isabel- lahao not discovered tliis,andsonght to, instil Into iny . thinil' Voitton,of list true 16r* like' *as a isin; Chtistiatt.* ;34101Peary ktta.:onfathomitbie. 4eadegeol 3 34X,VP, 19YerY;SSnda,X7--- 1 1: 4 ce 31- 441eci an.el/gantpelv; , 7 1onil, L kev i t my* 'biliektn'tnnelf. I had bo I .:demi:a to make-kmiesvea.: . I hid my Nvett4.:, to=. theirs.... ei ' A. year*- - Plisseck.....aiiii The dead. iithildi*lta qievBtitrifient4o,ol% -TO al) X f9Tg9tAn•h4b hack a. strange Oirer r iti: - , 15 one, 9l l g h A-r , I 'Of , .. car ele gy lp sk tis.o TiVic - p.mn'g gee. cr. 713 V -child rose r ivlV id IS; ( *fif&initPli T effihr6 hilts' t9,144%11 . 5r, - .; risen fail -1100 lls tiffaV r irfirlalafaki4 me AhTbalt? l TiaibkgtgttWittofttnvily.:a :1 '•raikrdliicitirilliit4 , , , anitlatyriittrengith 11)6 came exhausted. Its gragp l uptm my throat tightenii.od., -1....w410 suffocating. -, ..*,fiteithtilliacreanil MVP kat tupifroin this htdetms.i.itiiglitraittba:llfrbwwlo,l34la, ,, , Avlio ) had,,cr,ied out, , : .1411(1:41(ir , a rAn s , i imrc. r wound Arotlnif„fliy 4 neck., •I tre nib) civil ' every I ldh; and i th e ' id frefEPll•ltini'6AeirValli i - i* , 'vviyi . libre; - What could - havpibroughtithis - fear % ful dreattiti -- Raratirse - fur what I had 4,03 , 1' t lro ? I.`ba&Bitweetegretted iho'dee'd. 1 had fotgotten IL ~ -'"Reiland }Roland- l'.: my wife cried, in affright, "what ails, you ?" I was .c0mp1,4 4 4 .. im 'Dann ed: t: '.l:bave -bon ) , 0 . 1 . .q41Mi11g. D not •takp, your arms away" 1, exclaimed, .for Thad an ins,titictiye „feeling, that there , waS a holy safeguard, in .thdir' clasp! : Cling -,t,0 ' rile closer; closer yet ".' ; 1 J .( ,-. ' : *. •'. -1 :a. Pilik"e4 ,, rey head . upon that pure ,liosum Lilco a ,helpless child, and slept again, ,so Areamed , no more that nigb.t.• ' y , • - . . -7• - Another ycarpassed away, and in Xhat time I 'had two more ., ~ fearful 4Kaarne. At fast I -1:0111ii , not sleep wit:bout isitbella!s urns around, my i Then I bdgan, to notie.ii a , strange Change hi my wife. Ilee coior jaded, her ,nbeeke gro w.t 11 i ~,a w ilt,. The .blue,veins,..upon her forehead grew. Jsurfallydistiact. ller hapils became like marble,,, l eold and transparent.. .J.l.er eye_grewdkje.,. She novel-smiled. 1 There was a lassitude in every , Inure; rnent. She.shrault , from thy embra ces, and at times, she seemed n to have a stroug,aversieh toward rip c -, When I reproaphed her ; taktli, this feeling--neveriiiikindly—she 'would east herself in my arms, bursL into A flood of tears, and cry— - - • love you,, Roland, dou'rly loco you!' I sball onVor oeas,n,,tplov . ki you:" Thi5,4v0 . 941 : sad reLterata..ovvr and over again. be'eXtte alarinei lorlsabell. , was abditt'idbee - omeiloi. the second tune, realliad , in•the , temily phyziciap, 'fie ihook, his head gravelly, (sy by - $ t ArAggv.Apkit 4,60.41„. AAD: P yuEtiftneD wsaxi ussuir i :No! Bandit; 0.0 - 0 iNiar ' ' att tr . 11 liiit4i**Verae - tita • ` . 4o 4 4AfabtrimosixicaiiktiTh. t •l l R P A,WP B . n al . ft i otosu sta l i lifLitoimca u rpoda s rave' 92 ' l " " . 1 uttist:granii4 t out . of Leos* 044 5 . 0641 if *' ; , . l ,* " .: l ,, rhill tio! ta in . : tt ioi f fe.:_io til io l 7•ll; lissnellr' lrs ' `o,ce ' 10% to2lll; dtJul 'Zt MA MEM i ~,,, T• s .. stealAV? _ . do tgolors always e eir el 4,m -1 / 4 i,k ( 1 n411 2 5 ** 5 - - cillted ,l 4 ll3 n l ,4: , A opitipp 0 and %aid ?Are acippytitid ,I tw a in ri del-fine - . Hes ...t Vecirrigittgsi MI-14 11 illltt-- , ~ i d ' - a t ecs lig weta"tht•p- , --0,1 - totrr - n0 t it. t i ttl t V i P ated b" qt a"tl " : r ; lea rn A r ti ec n, 4: burpjuvtty.:4o, box) #6, - 06 ex t _in n o r lea,' - ".. • -a - - '"l t he" s e,' firwallintri -- driff,ltta •tnft t ‘ t er Tas - 4214" - -1 1 74%kt.enl - ' intialligenw., 1:c•oft151:0-6 9 1 , "fi t 1 4, 4 1 WO -- 1 -iTseJilte -obeiln a,`_dool - `4• l lfin wallred.inle 4 her chanitte "fted - iittilst beside her : bed, I remembered that ntheYtikiiher I had stood beside iteribl"ll**/oeett sion. How diffeiant 'wes_ the ireliirs 4,22 a little oherub not fintilee the othfl - liiefiiirrerlittft tnat6l tori t!pop ,e 1 boson l , f .', a d- looked.at, m t with itsniath'eVtyes! I "I am tiyhi b „o- ft m -it.,, , ,i,ke s h e ie * .4„i t. l , 4 whispered, and ,melt at the bedside and tfi1id21,44X4. - n r, 6 3 Parfirs/i,,Wret-`•---' I coula!n•nt i vietp,-pinydiebtitis were on fire, ,aed burnt up the 'fountain et my tears. I could not iliditk ; my throat was dry and •pthialed "Do you know What bas killerd me?" she continued, and the white arms were again around my neck. Oh how wretchedly thin and „poor :i c hey i were. "Year dreains, Roland,_y_otit; dreams!' she went. on, for I made,,no reply. "You spoke in your dreams, Roland, l4 —l shuddered,aild the,"artne tigh ten etl'caressi ii,glyi--a.arrA if lei - ined from your words"---bfr: Volee grew fai n ter and,., taunter --"that-r ia -,zo-- poisoned ourvirli Zorn. _lt iv - as very cruel, Roland. It, broke my - fin Art. Be kind to this one , lie is fat, and straight and beauti„( a. i will pray to our Father -to forgive yoh. in Heaven as I have upon earth." The last word was scalreely audible, the aycas relaxed their hold l and then grew cold'as ice . " Heavenhttd gitiii4 another an &eh My wife lay dettarW oh my breast: • - You see I shed • team now tit ' iiii. recollection i judge booty I best have suffered then, '':: ': ~ ': 1 led -her besitae lief first born in ,the church yard, ar,d a costly inotru ment testifies to Vet- Many virtue*. I was never the same tnan aftek -wards. ` My hair turned grey, my form became bowed, my step - 1314mv and wavering. My dreams, at wgh l t were fearfol, and there was no guar dian angel now tc, chaselifiantbrue from mrcouch.. - The boy grew tilt and preepe'recl. He.reaelied his third year. 11.9 was the very image of kis, mother, 40 6 -A- 4 ----t- , to----.•. ...,.. .-" ,4 - --golden hair cuelid in . x,tn-gletse,tirt% his shouldeis. :- , _.,= r ,.(i How I idolized that boy. 31:y_ her existence was bound tip ila )4 4 lived for Itim alone: i p tla bag.,,r4E'fi (ld my Jove as ikarnitY• One i day whoa I ,15 4ilttieklkii i -l e acnnt4brit later ihati,ukatff '. q.., d Watched tor ' nip at ~it r y,*Y,'*iir ' l ir 4 that looked,upel the; etre,e,t:i Ilia in summer.time, l andAtiemikdp,i , 7 its &pen. As he reached liM•iilif•il %rest ine,,he lett Ns batanve..ail 1 1 1 1 headlohg tb. the'Ravethekt.', ' 7. ., - 6h, what a pang of agobY' tliri f id through my_ heart aikleaw,:iihn I, A single era burst from his'lipiiTts he fell, and then he iny atiltamiNinaittal 4ese. , I ~',-,_ .r, 7 . 17, e raw , A,dendly ergifn,POlselle,34Fe.fe? but "I had AtEepg,th i toCer v W. I ra ised ;film &ad d 0 - paqi o Abilt, bldbdy'andUelsefeasl, PliiseVelift ;beat 'with la fainter Ilittelfe. , ntatenenas idiot di I 4 'I.:, , f,, , . - ~,,T .h 5.,,,,, a !tart torg him; into thnhouse,m4l r i fiaTAndoetor.,„4, pAe,cogAra fen .r. „` it i ponliik`bed. -ireiczot evg• - • 1 ~ ; l'iroffeN 4 el:o s brtitTilit AsPlig , 11 hbatt beta: , irkpkiinit llvtumkept, sktod .atithc. thought. , - , -,d-J, 3,adi ot ,,, A d e The 'Doctor eam f r l a te, s lig k ih, He 6.ktiminea,:.m.y.„,bof afore - 11y, -and with the,eld ,, itlake.of 4 t,ise IfiLa. d. , "Will,-he,live`, DORor ?”- ,ried, fe'veristily. "4-'7•" t:: •--- el , "%xais ,'• = • Hie ribuld "riiit -say' ;' ,l •` *liadalitclitto have?haver the sidvieiiir cif% nungebria ivieind of. his. Isellt , Torltke 1.1% 0 P 1 X-=;•:,i'l While yet W aite Afir NEI-cgonti sgi ne child imelOsed ;its eyes an'd th ed lbehly ; but the lids ` sebrneallieibbr,- and the bright eyeaqiinsed again. i "A goed eign; ` said ' the doctor. I bad thought otherwi.s•e- and my !lopes brightened. The surgeon eatue, a yriung man, with a sharp intelligent eyo A man of the age, I baw, at once, and to be depended on. , He felt the little bruised sufferer' carefully, and, when he: had ferislitifel his examination looked grave "Will the boy live 7" I asked . . "Undoubtedly," ho replied r , ."0 w i ll lid e, but his sinne • is anjur:ea, . and he tull draw up a Ititn - chlweßA=flrfartn-t ed." Then it s'ee:Med.. as if the heavons opened, and a thunderboltdeseendink, struck me Iliere; forelieid, and seittdd'into my 'Phis is the store preinisedlon4 good . day.sir. • -•- Ho bowed to ntie'w4 ntiemanl,' politeness and \calkedaway. ' The' Stificeriniendant of the Asyllitil• joined Mal' , ' • • 5 ' Y•ott.t . ii'Ve had quite a lopg. obit* With my patient," be Said., , . "ls,tliat man mad ?"-i asked' in _bewilderment. . ,; - 'lncurably 130'," : flow tong- has be beetti;ere ?".-. "Tlfenty yard's. Ile • haßlleett.telli ing you his story ?" • 4'Yes. You have heard- "I have." " • "Do you believe it ? 1 ". "17Ton„Iny word,- cannot sax: l ; If , alintiE l t `stazgerslhelief, be true. „Ode•thchg.cal; a vuubliTor - - ..11e has ' s'on—r.a..ttuirehbh'ek-LCvho . suchln 'k itli an. •- - oi=i FEE
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