l?rssss .'-SSI &..-B- Ai. .fcn.otiB year. tie- n . ' "71 V aw 5.00 'L-Knecutor, Administrator rAMiKtiee Noticnai, 2 8 ial noiiowi r line, KlvnrtiiuMiiciiU fr a shorter pe iwnno vpnr arm rsivnhle At the itn on'mxl. and if not tmitl 'utrnon ona--"'"- " "-i..u ponsible f' the money 1 e etr.v Great aid Small. flW 1 l ,l,rk l' r'ii hixb. n.in vjoicisr meiniv, (poor dull llilna. unwoi-.lir blrib, 'voicalaM ouinbtre'of IU vtu. A UmU alckly. pining ehil'l, ; fChatfr " 100 ' 1 MJ coU nt bfr bl rpntf will ... ( lofiatan all dr loru bna 1 " aparrow q'iU Mmi1'"!"! aartlea iMly It- flit ot to pour, la ripturt lth. Hlstout In nnulo mast forAaavan, ThfOiher h Ita llllfrlaf- ' oolh a Inn cblU'i lullg. JO'1. knowing lhl, I m fl not ' . ill oiaf h urTrliV ' ,. L Home noli of oiin ir cnmforl brlrttr, Jin M" t'l nrl,l '' " r"r 'fur lark awl rror, " "J araall. . Tin AV3 BY, n .p by b rowi witbar, ",nd b ib laavra will Nil t0'l by lb crimaon amuina bda in lustra over all. ,6j an 4 by our bnpva will brUhlan. Though llie awullow hontawar.l fly, nii fiilta frifnJi who n 14 luta U4 . Majr forget ua by an4 by. $ and by tha rora lht wlthitra Will uplift ita lrooping hea l, i4kneij from ilaatuinbera By an angel'a gcuila trcaJ. ft and by banrta will ha brokn That hara new known a tigh frianJIaia onaa wilhjty will liUiaa la tht coming by aud by, By and by thfra will b fnlaa beartj, ' By and by tbar will be true ; So I hear you aay you daiiht It t If you do, than why do yau T JJy and by bright eyes will mtlileu When benenib the turf wa lie, There will atill be tboae that lore ua, In tba ailcnt by and by, L - 'V H o 1 o o t T u 1 o . Ned and Hannah. You mast know that although I am a rough and untfiiinly-loolsintf object now, kiiviug tuiit with vi,iuy Jianl kuocka ami woathorod nuny tough iftdea in tlia oourao of my lifo, 1 was onoe quito a good lu.kii)kf youth, and wim foud of tliu sociuty of the giilH. fathor was an hou fat fanner, who reHtdod in Crunbor ry villngo, in the itttorior of MaKnu Clmsotti, and 1 was the oldost son. At au early nje 1 wna inatruutod iu all tho tnyutui'ics of cooppin, lute in?, mowing, plowing, taking euro of the stooif, and other dutioa which devolve on a f.inuur 1 and at the n 'J of twenty I was itblu t cut na laru a awatu as any iu ia witlnn live uiilcn 1 und at tho ruinjug ot Duaon ' oijea' baru, when the wreHtung ring win formed, 1 throw every inau who could bo brought ngaiuut mo. Well a few days after tins it was iu the latter part of November my good mother, ouo day taking an opportu nity when wo wero uloue, upoko to tne aoinotliitiir after tins IivhIiioii 1 'Ned, you art) trrowing to mau'a estate. You area stout, well-growu lad, of steady and indiiHlrious imbits, and, thanks to your i.ttUur. know how to work- It ietime for you to be looking out for a wire, for am growing rather infirm, and work does not eoiuo so easy to me as it used to do. What do you Bay, Nod hould you like to be married 1 1 was taken all ubaok at this plump queetion, and Ktammorod out something iu reply, I hardly knew what Well, Ned,' continued my mother, 'I've been thinking for some weeks which of tho girls in these parts -would suit you the best, and have come to the oouoluaion that Hannah lai Uhorn will be the very damsel You know her father Ensign Hurts horn, don't you. Nod !' To be sure I do, mother 1 ropli- fid, '4nd ber brother loin, too 'Wfcll, then you've no objection to Tlaninh, of course Sho e the prot- , a ' .r -..i a 1 1 ..11 1. 1 ( fleBLgiii in nio pwiiHii, biiii uitiiuujfu jrathjir too fond ot fuu and frolic, is a smiirt and good girl, aud will make you a capital wife.' 1 I found that my mother haying et hoamind un this darling objoctt and meeting with uo serious obsta tile on my part, would grant no re-, prive, but 1 was reaolved that I should go aoourting that very night x or as site expressed it, 'strike while the Iron is hot.' 1 accordingly pro .needed, in a state of great taeutal agitation, to change my clothes. I mton my salt uud-poppor panta ooqa 1 and although I had worn them on great oooauions for three ears, they were atill almost as good as new, with the exception that my tegs bad (ncroaseil six inches in eugth sinoo the pautaloon wero made, whioh gave , the garments a somewhat awakward appearanae. 1 wore a stylish bandanna around my neck, wniul) oonceoled a portion of tay enormous shirt ooiiar-Vt genu iie article, (or 'dickeys v-e not fi3-"nio thoae 4"ysand oJymy . -- 'ng. stripad awanadown wi;t- coat, 1 threw my sky blue ooateelnd aiter X bad carefully -eombed my lir rid smoothed it down aooordiug lateat fashion, with a tallow er N J (qgksd in the glass, and w roll satiasi with my 1 to sayaulf, a.il-ai . Tim yil.1it.ilk M vOII Srtd" dlod. I hoolt nan.Uwttli my mother, who bad mm not bo afraid but to Wcpp np a good heart and behave liko a man. mounted mr stood and departed on ro.v expedition. Ennin Ilartnlmrii livoil at 1110 listanco 0 fivo tnilon, and as I ixxlt loimirolv along tlin road, I bod ab undant time to reflect on the start lin character of tho expedition lit whioh I had so sitddonly ainbarkod. and the more I reflected the more I fult conaoious that Iahould make a ninny, a oomph-ta lioot-j'uik of rat self, and I would gladly have given np the projnot, or pocvmod it for a time, wore it not far giving oJTbnse to my motlior. I Intoliml till 0'it to tho norso nh')o, nailed t tiio butternut trM at the end of the Iioiish, and wont in . my heart nil t'n timebmting in my botom, fur all tho world like a pur tril;j (Irumuiing ImiIhii 1 a stump. I f imid tiio ftt'inlv e mu sunt u. I a- round the tiro the. hartU was tiico ly swept, aul evorvtliiug looked an neat anil comfortable as wax-work The ensign looked a little surprised at my entrance but gave mo a cor- lial Km)) of the hand and Iih good wifo said Bi(! wim dolightid t see me. As for Tom ho grinned and looked knowingly to If inn ib. as h jocnlary ftkod mo what on earth led me 10 visit mom at mat inue 01 night f Hannah herself looked rath er tluaterod, and I thought I bad nover suon horehoeks look so rosy' but she aat as utiflf and Uirigit in Imr cliair at a martingale said but little, and that wan nddressod to bur children and seemed as nniotand lumure as a cut when intent on stealing croam. The old folks, how ever wero sociable enough au I I talked away as if for a waor, tutor ing much nonsuits', I dare civ, abont the weather, the l.ito scanou. tho crops, the fill of stock, the rinc of hay and grain, eto. Tho ousign and I agrood won Jerfnlly for what ever ho would say, 1 would repeat, and go forward on tho samo track so by the the time I iiaa uoun halt an hour in tho house, 1 began to foci rather comfortable, and was inclined to think tliut it was uot an terrible a tiling to court Huuuuh Hartshorn as cxpoctod. lint my nguo rotor no. I when I saw tlio considerate old la ly m ilciug propartious for leaving m together I lie younger children wore hi st r.ont ofT .111 1 one of tbeiu, the saucy little chit, uboitt elevoti or twelvo yrtn--t old, us sho was leaving tlio vooui throw a knowing took, fust ut uie then at ITannah, and burst into a laugh. The old lady frowned, Hiu mill hlunhed, and I felt more liko 11 fool than evor. Tom. after some a 1- mnnti.ry winks iioiu I113 mother, i.l ho !isan poured and tho cusigu, r.f- ter muttering soinelhing about be ing tip lute tho night before and having to riso bright and early the next morning, ahulUjd out ot the room, and was soon utter followed by h).i bettor half, who as aho left tho npiM'tinont, gave mean encourag ing motherly smile and then think ing fliio was unobserved, slily ahook her dumpy finger at her daughter. Mr first impulse after the oouod of the closing of the door died away was to start up und run olF but I seemed pinned to my cliair, and oould not rise and there 1 sat for soma miuutoa, looking earnestly iuto the Qre. which burned oKiar and brightly, and with Ilia aid of can dle made of bay-berry tallow, oast. a cheerful light around tho room. I wanted to say something but I could neither find ideas nor words. At length by a desperate effort, I raised my head slowly, and casi a mdelong glunoo at my oharmor. Thoro sho sat about three foot oh, a firm and oollectod as if nothing extraordinary was taking place .but 1 thought sin looked rather solemn and disappoint od. I again directed my look to the fire, making an inward determina tion to aay something s.ion, when wo wore both started by a 00a!, which with a load snap flow from the back og to tho furthor corner of the room. aiiiiah, affrighted, sprang from her oliair with wonderoun agility but on seeing th i cause of her alarm finitely resiim') I hor sett, remarking in rather a sarciitio tone, 'Well that spark has got hojj.i1 lifj ia bitu, any- liow.' This hit, intondo l for me, inorooa- ed iny.ooufusiLin. I sueitee-le l, how ever, in fjroing it itismii "ita, u-ti and, feeling in every limb the neees sit.y of bringing lira atTiir to a arisis, with wonderful tonuoiity, hitched my chair sideways to'vards her. "FU-a n-tiah artsliorn l' "Well. Mr. Weevil," replied she, rather pettishly, "I hear yon " - This was a damper, uevorthtluas, as my oourage was rousod. aud I got fairly started, I determined to g on "I 1 a-n- nah -I think -the oi l folks were ve-ve-ry kiud to go oil to bed don't you 1" 1 llor only reply was 11 staro, which seemed to send an icicle,' pointed with steel, right through my bosom Out as I bad auooeedud so well in getting ont a few word, I was re solved to re nain dumb no ..louder and putting on a tender and die away look..! continued 1 4'Y -u-a-t do you-u think the a o-ld folks weut off J to bwl. UTIe - e - y I" and lu-e-ft us togethe fort 1 a fellow. So far from reaponding 'y tender look aud ut i in kind to m inner, ber if"jl bro dr 'v wrinkled by a .1 h t i Jo MtDBCl3l3URa, SNYDEIl COUtjyWPA-. JtTNE:29r1876., tonot "I suppose they went to bod to sleep and I think the best thing that ( can do is to follow their ex ample i-ho-humP and tho pro voking Jade actually gappod in my face. 'Why, Hannah P I repliod inn faint vhico 1 for my conrago wat eb bing nt a rapid rate, ' I raino n!l tin way firom our houso through the (Iroen Lino, on the 'old colt.' to see you, and far uo othnr o.irtlily reason Aul moro tltau all that, mother sai l I might come." 'Your mthor said so, did shot Hat tin l-ha I" exclaimed my fair one, with a Brtornful lutigb. "Oli, you are a go id boy, au-1 a brisrht one in the bargain. You shall havj a wifo who" you are tnarrie 11" I w.n tliundorstrnck V foarful shu l lor passed over my fr'XN f'r saw that the sweet gir) -'wluim I h i I chosen for ray tri.l-t. was actually making fun of m an I that, us niv mother would havo sai I, "my cake was all tlongh." I loauo l back in myolmir, and whilo my limbs shook, n 1 my tooth sbattoreil, I lo kj 1 her unplonugly in tlii race, witu a view to remonstrate against ho incivility. "Why Ila-a-n null 1 d a-r ll.-i-a-n nah," sai 1 I, in hollow aol dohwous tono and it is possiblo that I might have said something more, when the chair, which was old and rickety, came down, aud ma iu it, with a ter rible crash. This unlucky incident, mil rov wild looks, frightene 1 tha p ior girl almost out of hor wits. Hhe juuiM.l from her chair screaming, "OH 1 he's in a tit 1 and soiling a large pitcher of water that wa-t unf irtiin-vtiily 011 ; the table, dashed ita contents full iu 111 v face 1111 1 bosom, mid darted out of tho Mom, crying aloit 1 for help! Her parents rushed iu at one door crying, "A' In. re is the risoil? lot mo come at him 1 ' just as I recovere 1 from in v e mstoru iiiou, mi'l ha I ex-; trii.itol myself from tlio wreck, ; ma lo a run for tho front window, threw it up, and darted tliroith the. aperture, with the tii'iililon-is of 11! harloitnin m utiite l tlio 'oM colt, wio had boon patiently standing l nouth the treo nil tlio time and applying my heels to his si Km, no c oiaiiiiio,l with sundry t'nfnps. an I jerks of the liri.llo. Boon sunoe 1-id in urging him into a gallop, ilowit tlio green lane but not before Tom, who h-vl mistake! tho course of his sifter's alarm, h.i-l ru-shud out of tho front, door, and seizing a god Htone, U.t ii lly ut my b-viU .vii.it ail Lis strength exclaiming, "There, take that, you rascal 1 and it may teach you better minuor.l in the future 1" I reached homo without meeting with uny more advoiituru3 ; hut what with the batli iiiluiinii.t re I by Hau niih, and the rubbing dowu by Tom, the excitement of the interesting oc casion, combined with tho disap pointment of tuy hopes, and the' iiiortilie ttion of my 'cavalier treat-( inont from the village beauty, I was uttacko 1 the uuxt day with a violent fever whioh lasted moro than a week aod before I recovered the whole affair, lliroii:h ths nuiliee uf Tom, und )i-rliis tlm fair 111 mil mi lurst-lt, gut wind. I I'ouijtl that thitra wo il l ne no leiiirer comfort for inn iu can liorry village, nn-l pickdd ii u lew of my iluds, und started o.T for 15 is. ton, shipped nit Ii iumI tlio nmt ven ae! I could li nl bound en a foreixn voysge, and with the exception uf tow visits to m v nutivo villngii 8 mie voars nfierv ir Is, li'ivd stuck to the blue waters ever since Couldn't Play The Hippodiomo Sodoe. Ho started for Now York, only to remain there two days. Moutiug with sorao old chums, the guiidy of tiolhuin had too many attractions for him to return within the pro scribed time. Ten days passed an 1 his convivialities were not ended. Anxious to propitiato Lis wife, he wrote to her us follows 1 Mr I)R.a Kite. Havo bcoorae deeply interested in tlio gl irioua work going on here at tlm hippo drome. Have been there thre.i times a day, an I am auru you will be ploai ed with the change time baa wrought iu me Shall uot return to you un til next .Saturday night. I send ouo copy or llie uospol iiymns. nave markoj a onions lliey express so per fectly my fooling at our long separa tion. "1 noed thoo every hour." but "We shall meet by and by.'1 and am praying for you,'' and "I love to toll the otory. for "l m coming to tho t'ross," "Wishing, hoping, know ing," "No other uauio," "Tho lower lights be burning." Vonra, Almost I'xusuadicd. In the meantime bis wife bad heard that "dim wai on one of bis sprees," and replied to him as fol lows t D'.Ati JaMXs Your letter and boot reoeived. avo read them both and oould hardly rofraiu from siugiug , . "1 hoar thy weloome voioe," -go on "Kesoue the perishing" but "What tpist thou douu for utu" -you "Tell me the oil, eld story" it ' 'Pioflious proioiao" but trit.le - "Yet there is room you'd but tor "I'nll for the shore.'.' P, 8 A If yoti dot;" koie sober there will be t?'" - 'ay and hour," I'm goi. ; t, ,'the t'orU'-aol I gnaaa tyiJfetimi I've had you iu the onse fifteen minutes, ydu'll be "fall- versa 1 led" you oa t uv Jw"?-. ti ,Qil Vvn Tha Gov' Tirl rViaf. Jfany years ago a iTlonwn from tho town of Mot'iuyf M'- wll'l3 on a visit tjft imminent incrchunt in JJoston, wi'ia l ly tho mer chant if li jev "t b"y i' Mothu eu that ho yild rocoinmin l to work in his st- At - tho gentleman could H. ink of no .m. f if ho new none but it faith ful. Iionost boy wjuld suit the t!uif ty miTc'iant. At lenglh, ho.vevor. iio call-id to mind Imv of eeollout char, .tor in his neighborhood, but feared he would hardly do. na his parent. Vore very p tr, an I ho hi 1 no v J-tf'ati n or other alvaiiti;-'s to lit nim for such a p.i.-iti 11. Hut too description of tho b-y's Inhil a p!en- rt.t 1.110 moivlinit s lu'ii-li tint lie tl triil.t I tlio ifiii.lle.o ill 11 d l!'ir nit. 1 which to pay Ljo bo's f.iri to Ho-t-ton bv stag , mid ro.jn.wto I hi. 11 to send the 1 1 1 t ) thij vity, mi I if 0:1 11 personal iii!:rvi:w ' all nhouM ii't prove satisfactory, ho Wjuld p.iy his lare ua- k 11 outu again. J ho gentle nan, a ro tiMstod, v:s- itod the boy's pireuts, und ntiting j v Ncn-ihl-m feiu-ilo iumaih. mil car tho mel-chant'a pr-iposid. ndvis.. I ; ,.y oll u.. K t,i ;l Vr:4;,.i f;,i ,,f iter theio to sou I the b ly for trial, lieu, tM v,.rv brim owr a rough r-- I men g-ivo 1110 ii-iiiar win.-ii wis sent to pay U14 tare to iosioii, ana iieo ir tml I'tidor hiuiilar circiimst.iriees tiitio-ty-nioe out of every' hit'i.l.'o l hoyt would have said, "now for a goo! time 1 1 never s iw a city, und never saw 11 citv, ri-. l never rode in ant tg Oil there will bo so much to nee an-1 it v.i'l bs such a long ride mi l icre ii tlio inoiiey to p.iy my fare."! Not so witli turn boy. I'litlmg t.u iiimn'V c ucfuily iu hi-i p.n-k.st, lie mi l t 1 hit H,'lf, -H'liis is the tiist tl lir I over had. hti-v I wish I c u s ivti it. Il is only t-veut iiva mil i i tolsi-toii. lean walk tl.'.n'o in a .lav. 1 11 d i it mid stvo my ilnl'ai-.' 7"is iiiothi'f pa'ched nphis cVitnes as well as s.'i.) coal I, an I oirff 'ioi'. morning the little fellow pari el ut t in tl ior of tiioir hu u'olo h i.ue, an 1 not out 011 his long tramp l. t th" great city, which he rsacho.I, tir -.1 au I ousty, a lutle b ifore suiisiit soon futi, I tho merchant, who stern- w. is d oie fir tinv.-ial tltys li.i'u 1 U. ly askod, "Where have you boon all uiotiu-r a-eei I. uu..- I who pel i u ia - I day! The ut ago came in two hours 1 loo iint.i mki'iil act. Vlna th. a,'o." The boy tliought ho lial lis- I mother th I li,i I out tho d-i-n .ni;-- 111 llca!ied tiie iiicrchaut attho uut.i. '.. ! dleed the lue.l of ti-'f till)' to li- I.I au 1 with doWtl'MSt boil an 1 t:eunl-i i:-.:t fur tho li.i! . 1 tiio tlet 'day. Kins voice be anuworod, "I did tint eoiuo on tho stage eir I not comu on too stage I What d- you iiioan '' li lo t I senl mjiny to pay our farj f ' The b y thonglittt w is all up with In n siii'O, an I uuiid galhoiiu toai ho man ago I 1 1 r ply, "I'm sor ry, so- I .til u it iima 1 t n'T-ul yoa. I tlio il. tl wo ill 'Jrilii and stvo tin) dollar, nuver liud uno hefure." I'l.uin 1 his lin 1 g-mlv up-in the boy's hi-id, thi nmrcbint replhi.l : "M litllo tiiau ymi did rxuully rviit C 'i.ie Imiiie with ma an l ('' siini ) atipj'.cr." "Then turuing t a by-i-tiiilur lie n-iu 11 k'i.1. 'I w-iulilu't la'iii u tinnisilij dollars for thia buy to- d'.V ' The h iy bas grown to manhood and l,as Muet tii-ciuiii widely kaiwn in tiUrtinceH oircK'S Hd is tmw the own- i-r f tho ettuusi7e inilis nt Motlpiou, tho I'l'tuhertou mills at Liivreuce, a hitnking house n f.osinii, 11 11 1 ouo ol tho tinust fu nis in M i-nuolnii-otts. 2o Uco'ioiuicil. Take cave of tlio peunten. Look well to your rpcmUiig Matter what comes in, if no iuro goes out. you will always bo poor. Tiio art is not in milking mum y Lut iu keeping it. Little cxense:i, lilce mieo in a burn, when they urn in any make great watto. I lair by . hair, houds got bald 1 (draw by straw tho thatch goes off the cotiigo, and drop by drop the rain comes iuto tho cham ber. A barrel is soon empty, if the tap L-iiks but a drop a minute. vheii you mean to Bavo lic 'iu with your mouth; many thieves pans dowu the ted lane. The tile j-ig is 11 great waste. Iu all other things keep within compass. Never titrutdi your Jogs farther than your bl'inkots win leiieii or you mil soon 00 coi.i. In clothes choose suit able tin I last ing HtulV, and not tawdry l',norien. io be watiu ia the main tarn, uov. er mind, the looks. A fool may make money j but it takes a wise man to Mien, I it. Komomhcr it is oaaier to buil I two clinuuius than to koop ouo going. If you give ail to back and board thura is uothing left for the savings bank. I'aro hard and woik hanl w'uon yon ura young, and you will have 4 o'uauco ti rent whou you are oj-,' irinsBsstNO Clts. Tiio ntmost gentleness bhould be oxuruiso 1 in haruosiiiug the .colt tho tl'st time. Vny undue roughness over his b ulk, the tugs aud straps slapping agai.ist his uiiioi, may forever reu lor - hiia exceedingly shy, restive and conse quently dangerous to upproach. First detach the huijiuss from the pad, closely tying np the tugs. Then take them i'l -but!) hiuh a'.d place them gently oyer t'io ooll 11', b'lok .ifig biiKiw without jerking at lira straps the too eo.o'U ) pr ictioe of grooms after this, with both bauds place tho pad oyer tha baok, buek liug just tight enough to prevout the pad from moving out of pi ice . Wljeo this is done the tugs miy thou be drawn through the support straps and tied snugly up to them. The miliar must be carefully adjusted to the animal's neck so a to prevent both aoajdinj aud chatling. l!ow Cirla oro Wade Fretly. Tho Hindoo girls are gruoof v4 and xiptisitely formed, rront their ear- liout cuilillioo I lliey nro acctiHiomeii to firry burdens 011 their hea ls. The witter for family use is always brought ty tho girls in tMi thot 11 j-irt, care fully poised in this way. Tho evr cim is said to strmigtiioii the mm eles of the back, wlulo tint chest is throwu forward. No or""ked bae!,j aiemeaiu Hindooiilin. l?r. Henry Spry, ouo of tho co.niiaiiy's inodu-il oliicers, nays thai this 'X 'U-iso u carrying water ius:imll vcbshIsou the no ad might Ixi alfaut 1 ;eo.i-i!y io tro tmvd into our lviii'doig'ii.'iiooU and pnvuto fa.nilios, i.u-l tint, ll 1 might i'i-.tircly suiieivn lo Cm ( im.-nt iii.ichiaerv nf ilitoi J bells. Ii.l'-lc 1 II I IT, 1-1. KKI jipillg-i Mp.W, .V.'. I lie j young la ly o.igiit to bo t tii-g.it t c.irrv the iir, in t.iiv.o llio l wo.u v:il do. v 1 . 1 (lit evi'i" t nu-hiii;; it with I hand. I'hn siiiin Di.ieii'') nil (.ilt - 4 -,.,., w,-.t.-r Km 1 1 t pre i ; . 1 y tin- , i-.wnlts in th.i sonili of 1 - : 1 1 1 1 .. ...... . - ... - - ,.,,,1 ; n. .,,,,11, .,( u.,v it 1 in In li 1 all j ,,t ,k ,1,-,, ( i', mil tin acipiati.ni of litis 111 1 or l;n n k give In r the same erect and cl.i-lio gait, aud tho H.i uo expanded curst .iii l Well foi llie I lurk und sliiiuldel'il. S :uKl uii'l ll tiiu: 'of MtJ, Ihd Ca!)dJ:i Mdiiic;'. A Mr. Iladtiv, in 11 l--l.i.ro on A t of Africa, t .-III too following story won', 111, lii l iiiging t a s-lll-'iu- about l-'i-l nulls. Went, ouo il.tv I ' gailit-r wood, an I K ft tlio coii I 1 tlm if o in I t- t i i,- c r. of it- nil ir. Wuil-i ton niotiier v is oii", a f' i'i tii b ill, 10 1 aiiii" ire I on tan seelie. ..u I, rsoying toe 1MI1 I, bcjail to f'i'i lit' ll alt .ve I t 1 p ti i i .i lll'.IU, wll.CU tlt'Ji'. IV I t'll- I li-:l t 'i uo Ciiii-l -i-.i ,1 of t I ) I) lO it'll .1 ve.i it nf any :i; ' j lli-t' s. Wliril In.. 11 it it-') 1 t I li. tu-i y covei ti I in 1 r v.'it'i i.t its lutii:;er. i lii till) I'll' 1 S III 1' Ill I' IU t' I I t ll'l.l 1, ; ciitl.l was carei'u.l le ivt s. hii I h id 1- 1 I'iio ui.iiuu! tioit. r I tiio !.: ' tilrir We 1-l'illS t lire, au I ll 11 la's.' . ;'a.i to Wave lief it HI I, or p'lW, in if iij'iiing jtheiu n il t l.iil her, mi l ut tno Is'iiuo tiiue. point.: 1 tin y.utug ui.o at h'ff bit-i- i. I., it t in ii-itive.-i !.i!l-e-ll'-T. .'o Kooli. r iin l they -loi'.o !h-i, however, tiiau I l.o luit'.o babi-oii Ipi.t in it-i 11; ok -hi i-.i-.ce, ai.-t. liy ;i io'l'l Hilolll, Mlllil'iloll -it lllilt.lS (if Iti.. t.ilio'.j tilt) epo'.. 1 In-n 111 it ho ly, llie iiiiiiu ils at' iel.it I tin) liaiivs, Vi 1 f ivd til- in to I'. to !ii a hut 1 for nr.l'ot.e. Oil.! of t 'ie. ii.iiiooiia '.I re-1;. -d Uleia t- tiit.ir .:elt!--iii'-ui, rni.l l!i-' iln.'.t tl-.y they wcio vi-i.t.d by ;.l i.e.! o i l li.ln l.lliw, who li'. lliie l tie I I With ( -Ji'oaitilt lunl Mlilpe!!eil tin 111 to 11111 a-tuv f tun tii i ir hoioe.1. The iii.iiii.ils tci-t a watch t'Vt-i' tiio Iioiu for Mevcl'i'l days nil I t-revi'ili. ! tl.o nuti-.i-t: from leturuiiig to tic.U ilv.'olliui'ti. Jut'.'i'a C."i:nuii. Some years ago, dolphin, Joii-i t.'ii' being nt ri,:!a. o:,i'.. reci ive-l au iutrodnt ti ,11 to 11 neut divine of that cilv. I ll virnid giiitletiiun ii.vii. il .'irin ntUni.l hia church mi a i lain no day. which iuvitatiou wna inc-.te ', 'he uiitorud the nacre 1 ..it!"-' to'rlhr. It waa cue -f tb') iiii-t chm-i luH iu tha fit v, and its i:i--iu- 1 beiu wero laiiliiouublo and urisi. 'em tio in the (Svtremu. The niiiu -t o' put -lulin in nn elaiiori'.t-.ly fui iji1. 1 pt-w, well to tho front, ifoiiu in-.i tlod conifoitablo down into one corner of tiio saino, and looked about , ....,..' ua inti renting una conionun 114 a . toi 1 under a rabb igu loaf. After h i bile tlin owner uf the pew arrived, and at otiee gave ojgtia of in tense tlisgiiKt, and iiniigtiatiou ut the 'prcHeucu of tiio interlopor. He I00H- ed at John, looked at tha pew, scowled inagni;icynt!y, und Cuatly, after fumbling through bin pj'kets gome time, drew forth a curd and wrote on it with a pencil : This is my seat, air !' an l, with an nir of the loftiest ooutoiupt, tout ed (t over to John. 'The lr.tttr took it up, read it with lamb liko meekness peculiar to him self, nn 1 then, with the most delight ful coolness, wroto in reply : 'It a a devilish good seat I Wiht nF.sr do vou hay t' aud toe'od the caul back to ita owner. The lut tor took it, looked nt it with the inont profound iistouieh moot a minute or two, nud then a broad giiu ovorapread his counte nance. e evidently enjoyod the sublime blase and oooluess of his new ac quaintance and when service was over he approached John, appologiz ed fr bis rudeness, tod invited bitu to bin bou'jo, gave htm tba best he had. and treated him with the nt- moi-t leHpc.'t and connidoiT.tiou du riu bia sojourn in the oily. ryThey hove a queer way of de cidin: lawduJiJ in Norlb, Siaii) both parties are put mder cold water, and the oue staying' longest wins the suit In (his country, both partioa are got into bot -wutr and thou kept thoro a lo og as possibuy i NO. BtAVLR S V CnvHni. P1 . Pi !mol C'.stiici. ZxpcttJittires far . the year ending June 5tti. A- 0.1878. Arannnt lvlfl.l ftr ftchoot .ur'i"- '?.iiV An. "in lu iol for Hull Mm urp.ii.e an .' r-i' il -n Hint Irrle-l ' 3i" Ji st-ia pi-r ii-rliilo i 1 i io t rum I ruii-r I'roi'iirnr an t 0II1-" .-Mir.-H. J;;. r 11, kiix " 1 iii ijiin'T '.ul' unit iri." ! ii t urMlo! Um U l u I- T -till iitno ml -.-i-, i: I- t-ii.ii.tf r'uin l lii:tl 11 I 1" K ,11 ll)4 I , if li -r r- hi , vl 1 t.-r 1 o'ta .'t.-r anl r .,! ',7v ' ar,- l'.i - .1 in . I l I'v iH-r.il.' a. nr. unsa.U 1 ir,:i I 111 1 lly 1 ml-mi or lur-1' 0 I I'.'t il .ini'i-irl I II -I I I I ' '!- I Wo f in-ln l -r .1 ; i.- I , 1 It . 111.-- til I I- t II I I ' liu I U 1 ri-.- i h. .1,1- I. I-. I U-..-T t - ' ' I II .111 I j I .1 Ml, ii. 1. 1 I l.li A n lll'-n. Pcim Townslii;) Itii.ncss. ll I.' I.f it I'll.N. .I '. .-.ttl .-! Ii i'ti-1 1 l.t, U.or'u-i r ii, I'll. Apr. !' f ' li fi -1 I'll trl. : r. f.-r .-..-I-1 . .1,1 'J Ll . M I '. 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Atl4i il l- 11114 moiv 11-8 11 do 4o ethiTiirtiuiaon a it.iii .t 4,1 dndo nr iaia pan) taactaara 11 il KI 1.. 1 u T'l i, liu tlf 4 It iii tit .i ti l ,l i (l-i l,t nnlinarf iitiiMta d'l d. ti'T h.i't-l4T7'a Ml.rf tin d'l t.t it-n'.iila uu tldlilt. call-, Cnl. da du (nr lift) lug t-ut iu; n T i litlauca dua -i Nil I'tH'bi I'ow-K-vt", K:r7nnn C-Ttitt. as t V K 'li- i.ii.tra nf af.trcMid Ttiwu lilp do hor'li 0'-eir i.l w ba audllvd I'n-.(IT.-C41 acoi'iliil- .1,-illt, it! totlutl lutlia lui p.'t-ii-il t.li'tiianl, .0 Ita true bnd eitrr.-t. WlllMtA. U4f IH'Q.W ItiUulU J4j 11$ Julia A. 1 Ih.l t UuO lUJilliI, Hi -tt.'lt- ) JOhv v.oKMBEnidXlli 1. S ai lti.K. A tlt-l 1 WM. tl. 1.x VDtU, 11. MOHB, Ty, C ut. XaJIIr r. V. 2 5. IC 12 J Iv , Jastics of M PeacouiiUCcuascar, aatllii arofe, Hiiyaor o. -a. l.-,ill -lt.in ind all I-ii.iiiom n.lyla la tk otll ..tl J.i !!.. '( lii asca mill V" ""-f'-l 'a ai aunri nuiicv. Mv 1 0. llOUNbliUUliU, wsrwE or 711R peaix) rri ToBihlp,barilar Oouaty, fa, t ' CollMlluva,Ounvayaalnii, aad atlulkar ' w Mi-Mlnlng la Ilia oKira nill bo fr fO-lffW. oiflta aar f fy.wmrMo Published ever ThurwIaT Evening hf JEUEMIAH CBO.U8B. Prop'r. Terras of Suhscrrption, TWO Ix)lJ.. VF.r: ANNtf. Tuys ftl'lo villiin six mon'tvt, or fc- 50ifn,t . paiil within ths your. X j pur ilia vwitinue-l tint. i Hi! nrri'iiis ros ,m paid ttnlet-s at U.e 1.1 lii;i id tlio tub liiicr. 6Mlfil.ti'?i or.f..i-?iJ 'of IbO COt tilt I'.WAI !." ).'. S)VVN! S. ! yV'"-"i .i Yw.i uii'l tno'tt noera 4.!.lr-ni .1 .0 ('. :'frt lno'i!iiesiilenbcr tml ft liali'-.'' IV'i the luieo ff the Jicprr mirt. Li.tii. ueaaoa M.aw, 3. AJJSTAIT & SON, a t r o 1: n 1: r x A t t, a ir. Ht'llllHr'V I Ml fri."iiiii ,1 tui-iin."" and eiMcilnaj ntrunc I to lle ir euro will fee J-riimplly illi-'.i-1 i.i. f it I c .-iJiilli-l in r.'tgliaU it Oi-rm-i't. OTici', Murku' t pinrf. T J. SMITH. ,riitr.r tr i.vr. 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