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Advertisingltateit: otie square. n't no In ch *pacei)3 ;week*, or les* $1 1 monith..sl.lls: tnonthe,_sl2..4ol:2,%„motalm, $4,50; 1 yeat;s6.64: ilignount nniamottMenienttni greater length, Bushintm Localicatlet*"..n tint lowa lob, And 5: cts. iin a t Itch *Omni:meta, in *talon.- I.l.ll:ol . knes aid delithe.fron: abiltioleN 10 cw,a,.)ine. • ira3 - .A SPECIALTY Loti Prieth , ,^ One Vityr*-- Us 11.klitt* t I'V r 3t, CRIE'Ft.. Busin°Weir& GIi ) XEJ.V tt. NAt!lit'F. Drc. W. N. tirenn and It C. MnekeyOntvfaltds dsyz en.'' toted into•li Menteilt no-Portnership, forgre ptaettee al Med~Cine and t'urgeryt.itud Aire prep4red to attend PromP;IY kJ tllrt in Melina of Moir:profeslonat all noun( or the dny and, night: • ~ • llopbottotp, Pa„ Aprilitea.- IL D. ILILDTVLY; _ lIOMCEPATITIO PIII'SIetAN, - kas located btraaelt at Montrose, wliere ile Wlll attend promptly to all'pro fivelonal butanes' entrusted to,his cam filfrOftlee In Carmalt's building, second door, front. Boarda at 11 r. E. Baldwin's. • , Montrose, March 10.18 VS. • •• • • • ii4TY pCOLCDWN grnox , . VATSOI.I.-Attorne-cit-Lnly. 2 dontince, Pratt't ' VellettionaTrettptly Attetoled - Special Attention grren to tirphana' Court Practice. Oft. 4 ce 'With Eon. W. 4 . ..'hureli t en Public Avenue; eppe. Nftr.3 l , elle tlic,Tarticli Bente. 1875. DR. IV. , . Deaner. floome at hie dwelling, next door north of Dr.' on Old Foundr, -tweet, Where be,would be happy to vac all those in want "of Dental N ork. 11 , feels confident I bet b e. can pleonall x ti,lb in of, trork end in p I rice. t 4 O ;•trli itutgttralreirtiVeial. fo 4 P. X. , tr.t . , , I"4lLiZi - dIIZAT Eva',. PA. tlittiued tear the }frit! Rallway'Lli, • pot, Is tt largo :too comattxtloni boor°, has tindprgou a thorough reiNtli., No ttly furnished roomt tiud 8111ep in tr attar Luton tsotpleui.ltd, blet=.,nuti Jug a tittt ottyl. LIE'S Ry , sco• 1( ?!. 1 1 , 1 8 71:71T. • ' rPivr ar• • - • VIA. PSOPLA'S kiruczr. • • PUILLEP Ham, Proprietor. Fresh and Salted Meats, limns, Pork, 134:dogna Sau• isg,e,etz., of the best quality, tunatantlY .0n nand. at pnces , to ' , ult. 2 , - ' , , ; ' . Jtuntrnse, l'a,, Jan. 14. 11173.-1 v BI,ILLVOSB7'ROLTD Ltf.F 41;1EfhlT. • Ale Jqpiiegol'Aftelide.otopruMptry,o4fAi;- tertaia. Ortico 9 gt dour ehst or the tiaulz uf Wm. 11, Cooper a Cs ?c4b,ic avannic,ltontrose, Pa. • (Aug. 1,1869.. ply 11,1812.] t, ...lttLx.txtue STUMM. CHAPLET MOWS 111101ATTI DARBER,IIIIaO moved Mu 'Mop to the .bnilding occepled by E, McKenzie A Co., where he Is prepared to do all kinds of work la hie ilue t euch ae ewitchce,, pulfe, etc. Al) work done 9,p ilhoi.t notice end prtpe,..low. rleace can tiedVe'eme. . . TViikELL, , • ::onvitia,ou 'Ai' LAW, , • . • ' ' No. 170 Broadway, *New York. Clty. 31ay'Ll, 'ls.—(Feb. - . 1 1 17 W ik - 1 01 , 41 , A5 , 44 _ aIICIINEYS) AT LA.Vc.haVa removed to their Nam Vet, oppoitte the Turbell. House. Montrose,9et. : ' _B. L. BLARE :au. Jr. B. DE ASS, DEALER in Books, Ftatlounry; Wall Paper. ,Vews pa erm, Ponket Cutlery.,:,fliereof•t•ople Views, Iran4pe ht. tkor in i , rip 01110,1itunit.ap; • IV. , D. PROB. Ile:X.3ooM* • EXCILANOL'IIOTE.L. liAltitiNGTON wlnholif to inform thepublicthat hating re!nted the' Exchatqo !hotel in Montroge. he, ic too , prOjnired to Accommodate the travel ing IS nbLe. • in firet-clews*tyle. ' • .- Siontroeo ittig.23, 1 8 7 a, ":% " '4,-.43V•114171, • . . Oder tri Etapla and fancy Dry Goada, Crockery, Hard. wale, Iran, Srovea t lltage. °Ha,. and Paiatsllooto. and Sho'es4lat a an d'eapf, Fare, Buffalo Hobe& tlro ccriea. ?IVY if 4C. - a., Nov - . J 01724 oirp s, LiSIIiONABLE TAlLol3...lJautto;e, .43hop oxer Ch udl et' is Store. NA 4rder4 tirsTrl3S;. l 3:et.YlN , Vatiing,igao to gr 44 otigff , aatice, Icd - 'Jiro* Nu, , DR. 14-A. LATHROP, - • idMiLlibtett ELECTS() TUEELIIII.I3.BATUS.i FOOL Of eh eromut strer.t.. VAR nod • ,comenl 111's.S.Chrunic Disesiteg. • • Montrose, Atli:, TT. nor 3-741, ' • LS . IVIS AWOL', • • S.II4ONP.I4NR 4414. DOSSING. t i artu the. gew l'eatotticv btaldint. where he :wr . heittooll ready to'ottendull Who may want anything it:ooEl4la. , \• r hloritrote. Pet. Oct. 1,8 1.869., • CHARLES .W.BTODDARD, . • Denterinßootnand4bOta,llatiand Clipa,iteatiterand Flndin e ,^)+, 'nein St ot, let door below 3Utyd's Store. Work made to order. andrepairlag done neatly. 31ohtroee den, 1.1870.. . :•'! • • P 4. IV- Z' #f itfi so' N • TrUEGEON, tenders his profersioha serricep to the citizens of.Montrose and vicinity.— deice M. his rcsicier , :a; on tbst corn ereasto Itres.Fonndrx. ' ' - f"e• 1 ` 3149- . . „ . ,500171,E . LUtalleja At Law. and Solicitors in BanktREICX , ? Ike ZO. eauft Streal., o,ye voitiiAlunfs., h4;Att)ti,4l 1 4 . t • - • WAL7 n. _i i 431.1/11 1411; ltas. .1: 'assaltz Da*zre. . .• _ . • . , A. B. BURNS, the iilltee tOrt.Orngs'and 'Tobacco, Pipe,. ocket-Books, Specttqls, . Yankee Notions, dce. ~ ltritk lijoett ' S , tlt, ' At. A. LYON, :veteran:. to Abel Tarrekl, dealer In, DmiWlMedicEneif Chenlicalr, Paint*, Ofoa. Pyetrftgr. rear, $l ll0 °-* Fancy Goodr,, Jewelry; Perlemery i Montrone. May 1V - • ' • P-t4v; ii1r:,r;k4.44:4 ensiclAN .kisu,tlgEoli. 10 %.itr4 dt AlatAtA Uentre.,ftequellaull4 , ("i).F* • Gann-9:Mit - • • if:: )72'01.1, • ' •,- •• ATToldtT 'COUNSELLOR:AT-LW, Mont "l roee, P,i. °Moe wit or tto) Court ifoure.. lont,rafg, Jinipiry 27,187.5.:-Ot ' 1 4.:1'4„ittlIE LAU iticattly, ta l cl 1'42 1 114110 4ml t"t t , 4114 tp. 0 to .parivharll4lllt• pre. eat f,tVt .P4 l ,Au. I.'ffa W. A. CROSS aff Attorney at law, Velem at the 7 urt Ileate; tr the Cetnaklialouer'e Ogee. NV. A. Ortearacat. Idoetrost', Saul. 18/1.`41% 4 tr.ti - 141*Of ' etrmicsaistra AsttAgb ' 16 41 , 143c. • A 0 s7b lot otio. '',Outtiut4tatiut 03.; . ~aiNicl' AND CHAIR tit-430i oto r vt, lituAtrow, PA.; • a BOTO,W, . and Ins vrasor. Aostxl- it , • • - t .D. , SgAffi,k,.. rrorucEY t r LAW*tacit- Yak the 'llitutti l • l '-tkauvr.sn t (4 , 41'444, Atmoity_ar Lak Office over r J. ziotlw.s /luktriihu ?a une 75 —l4' ~.,„..—:—.___ d 11 (0 — .4 II 'ACcOo.ttlir'A - - - linnirnamix":- - g , m147 ' , 310 , 191 . ,5iv ...„:,,,t,_ ,_;-,-- vv.,, ,, , , ,,,. , ,,.' , .."3:-k ,..1-; . ° rA 44 1. LAW , TortiEfS.blWack r ~ I AO , Ai' rue,uto, 4 , ,ittle tamp awl Marla A64 tl e °t SO tv - 1 ten ,, ' ~':.,',',, -,.': ---.'.7- , '::tt ' ' eks niugo , 49,-,o4tri• Alm.- ' GtilPl4l . _O4: '.,-----...---,...-- 2,* , " I J;,: ; Z'''';''''''' - `,"`"'":-;—.l.lgind. r - ' 7 ; :' i;:jf'. , • - ' ,, J* PWAgAillit s 44 4 . 11 ''.' 4 " -:: ' . 4:4oljfii "::;:-.-:-..- 4 1 .xt0:: .1trim,4;5*'....,' hfit t.,...i;i„ilytt-::,.' ,I.l4.7 l olwAst‘yir':= :.. , i i .f. - ""•' ' *' ~.: dinia 14, =ME 'doxiiiti:i3uiiinese'ol4cOiry. . . .._ . . - • , • (110ocialliou, tertti.! . • - p';,..it - 6,*i , 46,5i_;.' WM. - I.IAUGIVAT - OU'r, Stater, Wholattalo anti - Itetai- •.dexlcrinatlitlndB bf slata roc - Ang,4.lateaint, th Plate paint to order. 'Alen;' Platt paint forma...by the gallon or , barrel: , TilOtstrost., - ra. BILLIxos sTROVIL, lienorn- Vita innil Lae titan' ' aura Agents also, anti ItallroitoandAccittentTiatt toStok York atoi PhiladolphitL - Qtllce oat tiouteatl. *•otttkottank. . , BOYD- 'it :00IINVIN. !) cyder' In•• Strives, Hardware and Al anufattnrers-af 'Pin kind Sheetiron ware,corn sr of 414 in kfud Tatamikestreet. '- - 4. N. 'BIr LAUD, Realer 14 - o,toortOs, ProviiilO at. ..Books, tabour'. e - }ga aria Yankela - me, at 'head of l'Fblle venne...' I', WM, 11. . OOPER . po.. Rankers, Sell Porelgn_PaP. t sage Tickets andli raft* on taglaud,lrela nil and Scot. land.,*, ~ : .. . ' • t . Witl.l. COX, llartes.s maker awl dealer in all article - neually kopt by tlia trade, oppaaite the,liank. JAMES E. 'CARMALT, Attornil at Law. °Men one door_ below Tarbiall PubliC Avenue.* • NEW ,tIILIFORD. • - ,SAXPAGS. DARR', NitlArr MILFOILD:—E la per cent; In • terest op all Deposits. Does a general Banking Due fieSS. .1111-tr ' S. IL CRASS GATtIiET ,t..• SON. Dealers In Mona.- Peed, Men Salt, Lima, Cement. Groceries - aud Prov'sietts'n Map Street,opposite the Depot. 1 , • Wit'INUII3,R. Carriage Maker and Underfelt:or on Main Street, two doors below Ilswley's Store. •• • GRF A L T ' REND • • R. 1 4 , 1 ; 1/ORAN, Mereltant Tailor and deatee is Deady Made Clothing, Dry I. Doods,Groceriee and Provisions 'Maio Street • - ' Banking, &c. BANKING HOIT;S'E CO- • $ 14, 3=)isi'i=tos.E, PA GENERAL BANKW' BUSINESS DONE, COLLECTIONS 'MADE :ON ALL POINTS AND VIIPMPTLY' AOOOl `IN - TED FOR AS HERETOFORE; , 00 - It4STIC AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE t'OR IS AL X.s 3EI - • UNITED STATIt'S OTHER BONDS .110VGUT AND ;'..SOLD. COUPONS AN.D CITY AND COUNTY BANK CHECKS .CASHED AS USUAL OCEAN SiEAM - ER P4SR4OE TIOK ETS TO 4.wp FROM EUROPE. INTERESTALL6W,ED QN gBEdIAL .3DlELW'ag3liriEl, • AS PER. AGREEMENT WHEN :THE .. DEPOSIT 1S MADE, - • In j(}¢ fAtu i re, es in the past, re shall,ehdeav .. Or to trunaut all money, bnsinegs to the satin. faction of our patrons and coripontientS. . - . yvm. n. COOPEK it CO., , 3logtro4e, March 10 175.--if. itanicero, , . Authorined Oapital s n - $500,000 00. Present • °apical, • - 100,00000. FIRST NATIONAL' BANt i ,M9NTRQS,E i PA,I.. r J WILLIAM J—TUItiiELL, Pr .1(.1( 1 4 D. 11. SEA.RLE, Tice Pre, idc~t~t. N. L .14;NIIEIM; - Cca Director& :.:•• • . WAL TUR-1fE.44 - D. SEARLE, Q . • 13, ELDTLED, la. S. DESSAUER, ABEL.TURIIELL, G. V. BENTLEY,' A, J. GERIIITSON. .Mon;rose, Pa. E. A. CLARK, titTlianiton, N..Y. E. A. PRATT,. Nets Milford, Pat i M. 13. SS RIGUT, stisquehariu;►Pri. L.,s. firrot ilernl, Pd. , "And. so:you are Bessie ,Wentwnrth ?" said My 'sweet little motherr, looking with loving cres , oa the petite , creature she 1110 riat.Meased from her firma. IlYott are very welcome, child. As for: 'iny, gruff old father, he shok his head and sighed. I. thMk he tett'dis , ,appninted. Never before had there, been 'a Merit worth. with rippltug blonde; hair and eyes like Avoad,violets. ',The adomaly seemed 44giVe.him an unpleasaut'sensa was 'Utterly at variance with , all hi s preeoheerted notions of what, every`. scion of the dear old fatuity, tree should Abe like • IigO.I4IVES 3.lo`.‘Sik.Y ON DEPOSIT "You ought, to be, brioviii as a berry; FROM COMPANIEti AND INDIVLD- with eyes :black 'as aloes, and hair the I.TALS; AND RE I'URNS THE :, 4 .AME a Margaret's," said he; shaking'his ON DEMAND wirnouT PREVI, ibead still. more decisively.. dont att. OUS 'NOTICE, ALLOWING INTER= derstand'it." • .7 • EST AT SIX P. CENT. PER AN-i The celor burned autof 'e's bloem. NUM, - PAYABLE HALF YEARLY, Mg cheeks' for SD 44d ihen burn ON THE FIRST DAYS iOF JANU- aid britaiter. than - • AND JULY. .:'A SAFE , AN I.! I.E. , of am like, My, Mother," laid she, , ln a LIABLE,PLACE OF DEPOSIT rOR very,' sWeetvice. . - 2 - • „LABORING MEN, MINERS, '.You are lik e nobody I viper knew or'' CHAN ws AND 'ACIIINISTS, AND saw. - Your mother awls- Ifiggiesen,o.nd Fop, WOMEN AND 'CHILDREN 'AS they-were all dark like the Wentw,arths.” WELL, MONEY DEPOSITED Ois She drew nearer, and dropped her pret Olt BEFORE THE TENTH - WILL ty,aletider fiend on his arm. , PRA W,,IN,TEREST FIMAI THE din , so Berry I don't look to please FIRST DAY PirBIONTII.• THIS you, 'Uncle John," she muimured,with IS IN 441 HVSiTt 4 TS A H.OME IN- , au tpwar&glanco ihe liquid blue kyes STITUTION, AND. ONE WHICH IS ..that might: have disarmed a harcler- hear ; NOW RECEIVING THE SAVED ed man than my father.- - EARNINGS OF THOUSANDS UPOIs "What nonsensel Who' 830 yoU didn't THOUSANDS OF SCRANTON MIN. pleasf , me ?. Yon do, lint ,you are , not ERS AND MECHANICS.: the least like the IVentworth4" "DIRECTORS ; JAMES "I3LAIR llt kiwi] her with ttie.aii -of a plan SANFORD. GRANT, GEO.B.G.E F1t. 4 ,4 • determined to make the best of the 'le— git.. JAS. S. SLOCIItt i I,J, evitithk r• IiIATT•triOVS, DANIEL 110 - •; "We did not look 2 forYtm ,beforo ben !'I, 4, A. E. HUNT, T, _F. HUNT wek,"!aid marnott, gl4l. son JAMES BLAIR: PRESIDENT ; 0.-C. sim fita,,nt;i o il l- the 'ti me little, MOORE; CASIIIEW • - ' imv "'"4" OPEN DAILY FR OM NlN'4' Ai M. ' 4 l deAded3.9nite suddenly;to, come at UN."f IL FOUR R M AND ON WED. .°Ueel * Aitie-ttusWere,g, tat k i t y ßDA y Ev r '.iv',ltlinuAlit.l"kne'w your weitortio w4ulti bIINGzs:TNTIL EIGHT just 'van ) , though . I did take you FebL It 1874. • - Y' " 8411111 ' _ , youilve us- Just Si oeiet tutt,ch more of Y° lll. i f l, I l eil/ " L 4 ! 4 But the conch:l(l44 part .of per ben+. didliot.reach my ear. 'I heard a step the ~, t ra4l just titen--w Were 131110;1 011-the'lazza at the ; time; as was our cietbit. slur Ae,hot: Augustt-eveningal 4nu,;l &Wu jklo, J caught sight or flack Whtlrstaue'll hat. - 81191*Oe'iiiiAndiiiplre0; •_. .reaps 4 do tit meet Mpg. ."WiWvoi.t l :4l4 LIP ;Y:Onsl4 lfargitrei?", 1J Uskeir.lttOlitib ;he OloqiehtTr'#o 44 l a l k, Side: ---- [5, ,iI ,I IY 0 1 41 0 1 .10 - t4lopp i pt*rfflrint r u;iwit. tiik 1' an: henifi'- - ,;. r:libptkt ttierl aankinaitins . „? ' 44- ltit'unfor,ttin4o-'1 know*gr,pll4l , ... foto. 1 Dl,lAFri'S SOLD OIS',EUROPE. COLLECTIONS MADE .ON ALL POINTS. SPECIAL DEPOSITS SOLICrap, . . liropttp.e; Mitreh;3,;,18.75-tt SEBANTOk SIYINGS BON, 1204 Wyoming Avuuue, RzeKUOW uttvll4.ll' • • > V • • •_ • - ckilloral‘ Undlrtakers ' . - I.)E.Nth,R.S-:1$ ALL KI #S OF (,)014 fS,KCASK4I.'S,P - 1 4 .3N, - ... 1 , : - -- 4,i, 644,44,10.111,4i:ierji.iii0*.,-; - *Trrixr SUSQ OU t• -sCR: . . ~)Yttett gottr,g 301111N 1 JONES ANill I. 1 nt:enximrs 0. A3IRS We had a nit, Jones," said I, is shoulcid't leave your COW at jarge lin "icid mend yoqr 'fence F' was his reit, And so ran charge aid counter:charge. ififfih ilte.cow had trOppeii- SomP blades Ot ,gra&q, soMe heads of grab ; And yet tar. Om a friend I . dropped, ' And Nt7:qukitt for: both a lasting pain: - i I ktiew that I had,ptayed the foot, - I.st_ttirust ni better thenght aside, , And when my blood bad time,to cool, Became , a greater cool through prie. T.Tpot,l two homes a shadow Bate;; , 'TWo cordial Nvives grew by tiltd• coo) ; Tloo.6l'ooag of etildren learned to,hate, l `Two parties rew In church and seliool. 'John JolleF:'s ;y was next to mine What iilFasaiit greetings riassed,between! lab.; plicredas tlie,bredd and wine- Had fluff conigiunion friendship been, Oft,lia3l ot,i7 voiles. swelled the Bong,''. Olt bad ive bowed in silent pr4er, .- -l And Minced ,tlie worship of the throng, Who sat inbeavenly places tliece.- • But how shall souls in exile sing The Lord's - sweet' Ong l The holy notes Of felloWship,And joy, and peace,- And pardon,:stuck 'in both our 'throat& Some lessenedrelish for all•geod • Made Itfolor tfcith to deaden down And nature darkened to our mood, • And 411.41kortrii back our settled frown, One summer eve I sat 'aii4 smoked ' ;-`` ; Good Doctor Dean came rieling,lby • He said in idice a little choked, • - ''John Jones is Wirt and like:to - ' A sudden fire ran through my.brain, And burnt, like' tow. the, sophist lies ; And en My •heart a sudden pain Fell like a polt from hiddeo skies. • • I stumbled o'er the throbold whero• my shadow had not 149391 for years • I felt a Shudder in tits hand . A worn gave mein.her tears— When lie no nfore•the pulse could feel,;, • I as* ilia doctor turn away ; • Borne mighty impulse made me kneel . Beside'the hid as if to .pray ; ':. • Yet not the Maker's aatne'l called, ;. As one who. plunges 'neath the wave; • A swimmer strong and unappalled, • Intent a: drowning lite to save— 53611 mysoul's unkatitered powers,: la anguish,of desire intense, •7: Sent thtit departing ottea' ery Triatleapcd the abyss e s t .biblrea sense. ,i_ath to the dim eye came a ray ; . ' O'er. the white (ace' it faint saniie shone ; I felt . as 'twere a'spirit'stouelt, Those stiffened fingers, press nay_awn. • 010 ressurrection power of GO, Which Tiro:tight that miracle nf pain ! train burled 'hearts tnreofrthe'shrond, And node dead friendship live again ! Beside one grave two households stood, - - • ' • , • And weeping, beard the pastor sax; "That out of death ge hringeth hie, And Ont`tf daricneis eometh day." •-• • . • - • . , . Was mournerin the train • Ab,who &mid gueSss of all the throng "The'strarigu:sweet.comfort in.the pain; .• cof l -one Wlko rnonros forgiVen wrong; ,ffitirtted ffitory. COUSIN; BESSIE'S VISIT. • '''''` i ''''' . ' r `=Stand- .by - -. the' flight tho `cle Totn!is daughter,frind linois all: her lac and - I never sawqter _ till this. evening:" "Stop l" said. Jack and-grimacing: -: ,ffllo , you mean • to - -tell :me. this-girl has 'spent all her life in this backweOdi ~".14 I do; whairthen .?". "-You are::-laboring under.; delusion,: that's, - all:, 1 know a New .Yorkti the. instant I Lear one.speak., -If the ioupg .14.Yrin nteaPnut part tic`heir: life in the.ranitern G.utham,yon_nt; use my head Air :foot-bail." -' • "Enongb. -.-., Out of your Meath - are yon _cop ~ Serionslyi , : thonghi .- ,scur- Tienetratioii.iS at: faule.at once.• Bessie is Western ,boric k t ;he -house• and she.. tater; after en s into Chi t ; limit with light.- ---g Woman. Bessie had grewn to be.:.- So mod est, so sweet, so - self conicious,.So sive, I could riot wonder that Jack wits quite. enraptured- with .her.. "Sher - seined like anew -revelation of womanhood with .. her shy, artleis ways and pretty innid , . "What a 'sweet- little 'creature " said , intim eotte roec." • • '`There is Oth con ventiOntilror - sttidielralx)nt.licr. -- , :a& Mire lier - exceedinglY.". - ' • ' 31y father, 'Who was near - oncith to Catch. :the..remark; 'said in. his -gruffest - . voice . !‘4l.pßearatice.are- often deceitful, my tlear.Whe gir tis 11 See wh - iit a desperate flirtation - Bhe. is getting uprwit 1: - Jack 41rel4y: demean - Or.' puailed' , . me. , mere the - next ;thing te - engaged, now: lie has - • deserted: mefor freaher, face' with 'hi-little 'Warning as Well could bp. . The evening wore on:and was' near,. ly timet v o brink '-up; When,..ftnally, Jack left his new divinity. fur ,n few moments, and:4auntered up to me. "Your eousiu 18 charming girl,. Mar— garet, don't. remember when, T hu t : ))assed' another, such . a delightfill' even— ing," 'saitljte in a low voice. . • "Did. yen come here to tell me so.?"" as'ked - sarettstiely.l "You needn't haie taken the trouble." _ • lie caught lis breath quickly, lie . ndincr down 'whispered' in tny:ear : "tear with rue, Margaret. I would not nsk,it, if it not-wise and hest.r What. raid he' mean- ? I turned looking attinind with a 'stare •Of surprise, hut be nad swung on • hiS heel, and vas gliding back to hask'onee more .in Bessie 's sweet smile* I . Later, when' , my cousin and I had eone uri stairs together, she said to, me with a pitiful suffusin g her lovely face. •. • 7 ' am afraid. '.are dhipleahed with. me, JUargaret, yoa stem sri cold, so reterv .Please Id' me if I have done any , thingso very, wrong ? I did, not - mean to, heaven knows -.I did not—hut, then a.th inch a child, so- ignoratit .of thi World's wayS, that I am likely to' fall into many errors.""' ' She threw herarras around my nee); and tears saffusett those pretty blue epee, hut'soniehow' they 'failed to soften my beart towards, her. . have no occasion to censure you," I said as - gentlfas .A. spark that . did.not liespeak. ity kinkled Besste's violate eyes at answer;bni she said sweetly*: "lam glad yoti are not dictaterial. don't ; like people who are always ,fluding tault with iiie, l and laying down ruleslor one to follow. ; . ' _ • - "I shall lay: down no rules for your benefit?! - - "'rhank you \ Y • , - The 'tone Was as 'tneliflunusly sweet as ever,' hut Idetected cnriotis twitch.: the corners of that faultless Not trusting:myself to cOntintie Blibieet: I began nervously to ,detachttio, Jewels Thad worn with g, my•evenin tume, and plebe them in,their receptecles. Presently 1 bi:ettme.. aware that kessie -was matenitigjme with intent eyes. I _ 1 "What -is ?" 1 saidi sharply, !or <I: never:could eniliire' being watched: r i "I was admiring . -your jewels4at's I all. Wlrat a i hkely ornament 'lt Mtist have;cost a large sum' of money." sh'e, picked i up a pearl cross and turned it over - and over , in the gleaming laMp- light: It Wad at: uniqUe.trinket—theset. tiug of dead : gold:. froiiieo with pearls that ra princes might have coveted. My rather bad Purchased-it of a Florence: ,w tiler many years before. - ! don't kiipw- its' sable, .but I prize it I very . highly.' -, "Of coursei" - • 'There .wiLs it greedy. glitter 'in her eyfs which-she`tank no pains to conceal. hhe said gr')od.n igh t, quite abruptly, an-went' in tw her owniroatn`ovhick ockico r tned wad closed-the door, . • were'dit biLlakfaSt, 4tAe. wad , riiniti oin Tor._ ma di m ! ioeolien frig' it; StildiO'ilt 1 4 _few:, moinelitc-thea gadded, you can-:.explain it, • Beaeie., f' ; m' utterly ; berogOd.- . J:: to tOok:..for.:•yon: a ottt i i_next.. l ust ': in .4.:19* , ..-voioo'-:=tO tier, but,;at those ;'adrtipt -.words of. tntiui=. mi's.the B!nila died sudden tram her lip's, add.. tier lips ;nothing• so :afloat It" Yr*,:!..0160t4t._ `.l-told you last niihttliiitTobar4ed maid_ it :on 6e • • - • letter . I*V - airpiLidy Thatts - inOt : .v4t.r.6iitarlentA4liiit:?`: rrtutls lire atvi'ays - AretayS4..inore "0, tO,t!!.ei - lit*:!;:; . 4 1 04 notii f, naught. ion* .iotnettiing Oidits 'Did hoilsitrast, :for" - ainner; - 1 ilikraiery which iltaille4 Me. My, pdirl gone'4l- nonid -not 11w1 it in' j i likTWAtogi!, t hntght i T n t e nthq re 4 fog ,phietj - ti it n i lit `Wqr (l / 4 .4*kr-WO' i t 'mY.:4 1'03341 4 /*Alto . - ri sl o44l'4oileil triwgreatt p iiitrld , Y4l Antipn4l;' , ot4oll:l44 - M ini4liJi'AiHno=thOTOßTlfillurill:)o(o9 - 14 , C ,t=„ifwtieochnioii)fi4ifir , f inutii*ptv , it; One' 'otto 'f 4 1 1 4, tWit MEE =ffMNA f.-.,-"'_•::.-:: EDXSDATi:._,.-4VO'PT::::-4,11:7A; 1. Bessie wei in 'the drawirig room sing-:. ling a duet with Jack,-when I 'came dewn 'pairs.. 'She turned her - h eadat the sound iot my steebehind her, giving -me a keen, iiearching . glaiice as , if to allay some lurk=, doubt in her own , "mind.' Apparantly she wit's satisfied with the result of her scrutiny, for she drew a quick breath Of relief and took up thC iiiiortis of 'the gay -little chanson she was singing. - leaned oyer her shoulder, and watch ed the.pretty, slender' hands that slipped over the keys. EC, gracefully:, The glitter -of imagnifieekt diamond rill - her tapered fingers y caught my. eye. I-gave art - Of.recogiiition. Jack es, it LS my ring, .Zirgaret," he said, riuswering the uplifting of my eyes., "Row much handsomer it looks thau when I wore it." ' - . Bessie ; stpopect playing, an appealing' smile curling her full red lips. •• _ i.`!iMr...,Thurstiiiie! hag- loaned :it to me until td-morrn - w," said • , She with 'charm !tog: frankness. "I, askedflhilitfor it.: I, admirelit sounlich. that I had'aideriire-tii -wear it, Jcsuppose 'von Will 'say 'it Was, -nut's proper thing lo.'do, but' there . Was great'.harn in- it, was _there ?". 1 too - Iced Utterly. dumbfoundedr;'-or at. least that.fs the way I. felt, , 'Was.she 'so .thisophiSticated :as she pretimded, ur Was .her artlekinesi the perfection of art ? , -"It. Wits a difficult Efuestiod, to answer, bat - 1 kmd .nth cotwvictione; , afid Strengthened by a remark 'Jack' made In ter in , .* t .'"Your cousin. singe ,gay little' French chuntoins,- -Margaret," he Said' me to the veranda, - where I - - stood•graliely studying - the -stars.: "Pretty an isift it.?"- - .Tlien tie .went his. 'way leaving me to ribild(4.upon Witt nht.,(irfoiis wordsti; and ponder I did until :hey had burned them'. te) :my: very brill ' ; •" ; - • ✓ • ißut - tha riddle was nearer wssolution than I imagined. • • • • Bessie-and r nen t up stairs at a, ,ater iitmr than usual, that!night. I noticed an indefinable uhange' thetirl when we were alone' logetlwr. The sweetness left her facolust as if she had suddenly diopped a mask. She looked sullen, and insolent, and after lingeringlong enough to take a hurried surrey of my apartment EIS if :she were.rnaking 't , cret -- invbn tory ot:, whit was in it, slfe pasted on ;to her (m 1140011). ' • • • ' ' -Her singular. demeanor made me ner vortA; it would he impossible to tell why: I did notfeel like , sleeping after she had left• me, and so,,extinguishing' thy 'lamp, I lay down ItpOn my bed without undres sing.- ~ , . I - -Some tours 'went on. At last I 'heard . a plaintive cry, like.a tippoorwill's di rectly - underneath' in.,. window. , Was it 'a signal. i Breathlessly f waited. f Not long. Al dolir creaked softly.-- liessie's_door. Did I see a' dark shadow flit noiselessly out fipon c tbe landing, or was it imagination? : l' fstole softly out of my bed. My door was certainly standt ; • ing ajar, . .._ Filled - with the, most horrible misgiv-4 ings,.l.ran to tire window and looked oat. There .w,asy no moon, but the stars,shmie, \ brightly in the purple . ..arch nbove.'and by their glow 'I could see tlfrec; or four spec tral figures steal oier a. bare bit of lawn and stealthily approach the house. :A ,mOuient's delay, and, then - 'sash Ni it nil softly., , I Should not have.beard it at all if 'my"senses had not been pre termiturally,sharpened: Fora: few 'awful ' steonds aiterwards 1 'struggled with a , deadly inelitiation to faint ; then Streagth and cotirage:carite, back again.::;. I . , - 1 i Seatcely - knoiring what .I did; rc.ankl 1, , up alartip,. lighteid it,-. and. rushing ou _ upon gie landing,. Strieked'at the 1.9p•o1 my VOicit - t . . . i "Thieves;! robbers ! help !!' -- 1 A Species , of‘madness - .seemed tt sere me. The _dark figures' I had lad; I vas sure; en tered.the dining. w'beri.' 7 iti'a seonienieni closet, the I plate was kept in u,small safe. Of c burg , that . was what the rlars : were aft i ' Down stairs I !rushul, two., at a and houaded: ititti the'Alrawink•ro 1 A dark lan tern• was ..flaShing ita .st ' of lightacroti-llte — apart - mtitit'''-iii_ tfir glow stood.-..the .safe,...witlk, two Oars le4bingirief`ii-Anlliceipecta titudo frogi'which they. ; has been ar: 4 ti l e,sprtnii.of ov - ,.erlqa::' Tliey, s i ‘ltideoidOd.'o4l,4er f.to.reaiain 'or to I / Another shrill - ,.10"-e4io:broke'fro' I lip.s_at this lAratling n ight; In an it 1 ,I. - Was-. a arroutided,-'. and ''ri - . eold' ... ri, steel - tottehed" itiv' -forehead, while iestilittp!y9lce 777 l,*ssie!,s..stßice, , ;:ikt instal:4lY.. . sp4e of the "excitemen terk.o4 tity sitUation—hissed in these words "Sileoce S If you make uuuthe cry, I'll put a bullet throdgh'yOur b I felt stanned,i frightened, bewil What happsned -afterwards istot clear _to ; my , Ainta, • I only know theie WAS astitt4u,' o•ashing of gl glare of light; ea-ses,(Octs,, groan the roo was fu lof policemen, a desperate struggle,golng on. I woke tippresoutly as if out of a way, to find .nlyself•lyineia Jas,k's' with his;kisses dropping hot and fas ororny_ cheeks and-lir: 44 011,, Jack, Jack , I : cried, pit s horriblel Wbetei is.' Bessie ?, I really. Fee; her with those Awful - filen l'?" . . . - '_ 4 -'Besie:.:wilA - itiv.inipootei,!7:ll4 - _40037er4.4: i quite . sair.,lgOy. ! , , - 2 • ""Bhe ! is 11 - 4.:,..4ore:lyst•ur. 1 'colltitt - ::ehin '..1 . 4i4; ... ..1tf.•:!:16.5! - ;411: - A-prt;of 1 . - ,t.hii.;;pjor . .ltO'.7o,tolie''bo..ii!o!.:-.- - IS4 .3c414::411 tho,on.tiiiiiiiita'idSi(Seiiiebiiyi:44es 4'44 ,! ! :p0! Se' o . otofer'sj;!4:4 - 640 :i,t4.-ileitt .i' , Feft! :tiliOp-'4114:tooliii;;; - your. , :poilsin!!14 : -'pl*e.: _BO I - sd . 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' . ;:n Z'..r . ,ol!:,iii*:ii.4 - (i0i.4:;.-iikillY,c4iii)itii.e.4-tiiiit*. 44 .IVit-::liilf**o'.W4totifgq - ATi.uognipi,',.i . ,=::, Oiitigifi.,:, ; : - ::. : 14. - - - ifitii a: : . wi.11.-:!•04,=: , i.b.3 -, elifj, 4g 4: 10. 41 eii4 , 4tib?.': :. '-1 - _ :- '- - -';'-'''.-•'":'•' 1 ",:' ! !!;! -- ' ---.!:-:.!!:!!•'-:-, ", • • A brief .iaileti fell between tut,And then I lifted to eyes to say - I.'• .1. • ‘',lack, Jack; forgive =nte.lor doubting you I sea all 'eletirly, oar. Your"' 'ails. &nee- never wirvered—",. - "Never :" he interrupted. little goose, did you think I couldever find any other woman hall •to precious ? But I was compelled to play part. Who would have believed me if had 'declared the, truth at once P And' I WAS thor— oughly convinced myself, I wanteittime and oppertunity to _ test my to__Lispicione.",_ We hifiLinki - dit around the'burglars were lying iiii tho floor securely bound. Ono had 'escaped, and the fslee - Bessie with him. I May as well state that the ring and cross were all eventually recovered, but not until several months aftei,the event of the never-to.be;forrgotten night. The true Bessie Wentworth".came to its the ensuing week, Pal& was greatly pleased with her, for she, had,the real Wentworth hair and eYes, and he cppld not have picked a, flaw' with lier if he had tried. She remained until jitter Jack and I were married, and I 'never had' en- Chain ,Ip mentally ask myself, a I often had dime, 'dnriug the thirty-six hours' sojour6 ei her contite'rfejt,' what is it that Igo not like aliiw]ut"couidit." Western Court Scene. _ ,' Judike B--'., of Missouri, was in ma ny reslieets a remarkable man. fle'stood six feei twci-in hisrboots, - and was arfond' of frofje as -th6 ; :most railing• bay in .the countcountry. lie could drink :more liquor, hit a . "bag of -me_ it ," and play a m better;gae- of poker t an 'any othCi ) mau irl the circuit. -' • -- \ 1 ,It kappened one . da .;-when he was holdi4 court, that; Mr ,P 4 :474'wbtlrY, a rough pookin g , but inde lendant ctistom— er, cnie into. the &int, room '`With his hat on his head. This the 'judge" con sidere4 an indignity offered to'the court, and fo thwith ordered 3.124D0 to takeoff his ha . , - _ ~,. Tois Dowzenbury, paid, no attention, 1 Which,hing observed by his honor, he, 1 ti ordered the sheriff to "tills the rmal's hat offi" ',.. --,, ~ ., - —•: • - 1 ofy,'' cried the sheriff. gr.FlOwzettbury remained motionless ; and tla ewirt tiroceeded to,business.„ At last ra t isipg his eyes, his liCiior again dill. coveresl ithe incorrigible stiinding . with his bai. cin his head. « "ShiTiff, take that man's hat off," cried the jugs. , ..., ~ Thee herill - aTiproached, and repeated the colininind 'of the judge.. '" "l'irt liald'aud , con't comply," said ,M;, ' "Yca can't," exclaimed the' judge wax ing urigry; "then ',tine you five, dollars i for co tempt of court." , , "W at's ttiat you say; judge ?" replied Mr. D as he rvalked deliberately . up to the st• nd of. the- iUdge.. - - ,".1.• tine you five dollars o sir, for con tenyt I rf court. ' 1 "Ve y well," said Mr. D., as ,be care fully Hut his hand 'into - his pocket, and pull , -dlout a fifty cent piece. 'Very well here's 'i money," handing.-the judge the half dollar 9 • "that sin - tires us, edge. Yon oyed 'ln e four dollars and o half when we quct phiyint polter last 7 night; and this ILO makes us even," Thelbitr, roared, the crowd •Limited, and the juilgepOcketed his chauge,` wtthotit uttering a wdrd. , .' ' . 1 '. :Hho Looks Deceived kn. He lid not look' like a joker. One to Sit and studyl his face •would• have Said that hia soul Was So lost tti melancholy that. he didn!teate;.two cents whether the sun at noon or whether it= stayed up till.seren (*look.. He entered the ladies' sitting room at the Oentrahlepot, Walked up to a wotnim whose husband , ihad left the roam about ten: mlntites !Wore and calmly inquired: - ‘fintidam, your husband went out to see the driver,,didn't pas— seen, '1)0111. amily )urse, l'Yes—why ?" she iskeitinrnink pare in an instant: ; - - "He was a tall 'trin, wasn't he'r ' • was,"Bhe liettig-'up and taming still paler ' • "Had be •bair?"c -, , - "He' had--oh haa' -hapPetied ?" she asked: • 4:- "Weighed abOut 180 - pounds ?"' ''Yes—yon--wtfire 'he--wheie is my husband.?" - • .` !‘.oauliln'tiOith-, -- OWii he?'' la m) :t i ttot of it low ew it "Ha's drowneti--nay - hosband is drown ed I" sii4wailed. . ~ . , -. ,-, "Don't get so exulted madam - . Did he halt' on ii- gray suit ?" '2-- '- - ." 1 * es-4.0h I- mY . Thomas I.=-tint Thom:=; airl e yl ?: , •,. ; , _., _ --,--',, • , . ."- mr toga boots ?." ••, '' .2.- i‘. - '-" t.t le see him—let me see hhn I" she "Come! this , way =btt do • not get. so ex cited, mitdana; There is - -your husband itcross'tqe 'street in that peanut: standi?" -.."Why,l yes. -that's hint i, that's my.hute.i band V' i -site— exchtim'ed inyfully. ,"I thought :yob intid - bn o was dr:wol/ 1 ' f:lsio, madam;-I, did \not. -- I. 'saw' . him buying peanutt and'l believed' it. nay duty to say -to von that peanuts are not healthy at this season •Of -the'year." -.' ' ' ' He Slid softly away,and she iteod there and chewed 'her-, parasol and stared after him us if he. wasa menagerie on *heels. one, tin 1% ered. very thitt Q • iv Old 3d a leth ins, t up- Jon'esgave bill - to' collect to the amount' of s3o.:= Cullink : •for aftei( oihile, he inquired if it had been collected.. "Ob i yes,l bare it all collect ed . for, yoo,? 'said - the laWyer. "What tharge for„solleciing ?? 7 "Oh, "geld, the lawyer laughilig, I'm not going you --why,, knoiril you ever - since youyour futhertefore yen";;120 will: - ht:about"-,!rif;ht,"'llanditig. him $lO "Well," said/Ones as. he medi tated upon the trausaction r ojt's 'ditrOed 'lucky 'be didn't know illy grandfather, or shouldn't lutvo 'got anytime ' The Deerelt - Pair Press tells abou t 'lllll `itrel!in.aha Tho'Pdat MOO 114 k, goitik tb*igii a manbillta-iibtl ;rent Placo tor,bvh-itat bob iti0 4 144,' 148 *bolll., aiu! kept -41 k lit - O ' rfr*, ll '- I)o" :4 ' wf il tl o p 443othe kyotostiptio oo,,Syta bis itsit tfri t lie dovn--'OO an oiangel whether . 06 u p not ! 14 " ' TERME; Dollars:: Per Year in Advance ftatitug LOVE lINEXPICESSED, The tiWeetest notes intOng the hninan heart -1- :strings • • . • Are dull with, rust .; , • The sweetest chords, adjusted by the angels Are clogged with dust; • We pipe and pipe again our drearikt music" - • Upon the selteatne attains,' Wldle Bounds of extinct and fear and desolation Como back In tad refrains: On through the world' we go, an army march ing,• With listening ears, Eachicinging, sighing for the heavenly music ; lie never bears ; . ' Each longing, sighing for , a word . of,'comfort 7 - A - word of tender 'praise— • A word of loye to cheer the endless jeOrney • Of earth's hard; busy days. They love ui, and we know it ; this sufficeir For reas:Un's share; ' Why should they pause to give that love ex: pression ; .. • With gentle Care . Why, Should they pause? But still o ur ' hearts are'aching With the gnawing pain . ' Of hungry ldve that longs to bear the music, And longs and longs in vain. We love thern,and they know it . ; if we faiter,, With fingers numb, I " Amonitie unused 'strings of lOye's expression, The ndtes aredunab. We shrink withhs ourselves.in voioeless sorrovv, Leaving the , words unsai.), • - And, side by side with these we love the dear- In Aimee bn wig tread. Thus on we tread, and thus each heart in si 'once Its fate fulfillsr Wititini and hoping; fOr the heavenly tousle ' • Beyond distatithills The only difference of. the love in heaven From love on earth below • Is ; Here we love and know ,not how to tell it.. And there weal shill know. GYPSY BAN.DS. ,meoc t -nomadie people are camping - in woods 'wherever they think it profitable to, establish their 4ettdquitrters 'for' purposes of horse trad ing AM' fortune telling. Very few people.are acquainted with the blitory tit the gyPsies or the habita of their life. We 'have accordingly taken pains to gather from various sources some facts concerning their origin and mode of life. . . The. word 'gypsy is a corruption of the word Egyptian. Their article* Igoe: - back to the earliest Ages, end' is there Tustin Obscurity.:. Some -pretend to ilnd tracti as far back as the. time; of Ilerodotus. They hap always been a,vagabond race of people, with the same habits as we see in them to -day. The first organized gypsy band appeared in, GermanY about 1417. Nearly sitmiltaneously they appeared in the other states of Europe:— In those days they pretended to practice the art of fortune telling and palmistrY,and,as now were proverbial Thieves. ; In the fifieenth and sixteenth centuries they were banished from Engiknd and France, and Sir Matthew, Hale mentions the fact of thirteen being caught and, hanged at „Suffolk assizes for not having obeyed the older to void the realm within tbtity days. Italy, Denmark; Sweden, the low conntrim and Gennep also took treasures to drilie thetn from- their boundaries, but Scotland -protected them. Varioui attempts were tnade to educate and domesticate them. but with little avail, en. cept a few, in Hungary. Gradually the lama against them became a dead lette,r, and they, now are found scattered throughout ell civiliz ed countries. France and England are blessed in having the, fewest of any nakion, while in Russia; Tur key; ductlsiorway they are very numerous. In ;sonic parts of the United States there are large bands. The d&zeriptions Of the gypsy countenance are the same everyWhere,except as the sun may darken them a few shades' in the More southern climates. ' They are always mentioned as har ing au Asiatic physiogomy, tawt y Complexion, quick, black,eyes,. dark hair, f white, teeth, and agile; active fortis. Ey some, their women 'while c young dad children, are considered beau ties. - Marriage anion:; them is a mere name, and fn the ' , choice of comPanions they appeaz.to have but - little regard for the ties of blood and relationship. With some exceptions they tirti treacherous, cowardly.and cruel, and suquand depraved as to - have almost fallen into .63- crepliude in Some'eountrieS. • Thefate notoriously'. thieves, and this it was that Ance-led to their 'expulsion fnttin the yaw Otis countries. They - are lazy and thillituit Of their kndustry has been scratching . the earth and raising a little grain And a few potatoes.z— They nianufacture !Askew, a few trinkets, etc ,7 ti theft ongtnal lan,4iage there were said to be no words signifying Chxl, soul 'or immortality.-- Although some tuny pessibly bave.come ,trout thern, yet. theigentiklei gypsy has been a cm wherever be has b9en, .... , ~~ TiECW4/111 PEOPLE. A - Boston: letter to an-Eastern newspaper fe. 'fates that, upon , oneor the fashionable South End squares of • that city -there has lived in a SWell-front; four atoll - bri . ck house, until very lately, a weaned who' has hired for her servant her own sister. The latter was 'treated in all , respents . .as a menial; and 'though _the woman and her -husband, havithr ..no children, , dined alone when there was no, company in thd house they never permitted the sister to sit With theca Not ooty this, but the sister ` , tiervant was kept at work Ilnin early.till'ilite,eud there - was no spelt thing as lelsurt Tor. her, or a particle o the timilderatiorz due from:one se nearly r ted _to her. Einally, the woman _ moved out t town_ , and 'the sister determined to find an e ns ierplace.: Accordingly 'she' engaged to go to a Summer resort its palmy 'milt In 11 fastiionable boittlitoi-hOugo. Now,.it - hfta transpirnd that her.,sister and .former:mistress., lnt. engaged bciard.tor the warm'season not only At this yeti, l'eitorf..bat also.at 140 very house, where her sis: ter is to ternish the danY'Oetintiq'Pltddins• . ~ ==;;i2l '.- Illegp. Is scarcely ,07:aqrto . - Iybell f h4tire A are iiixt)iiit; 'so bad vii tAli . ki i ..*ticttl.it*.c:p.curo7, as 0, 10 iijiiorittli,., -: - ,Pzit:, 00e '. 4, a 't. : l4 - pdy.'; never . 100 M 401,::i:!Folt,•: , *. , Olt of col444 . l)atting; :-liiiii;#o*'-.,':el-0: a 011. 4 .. 0t -: 44, .: 0 . , :. ; -. - .10e . - .. itg .., , :,. t1-- .ii.::.s it '1iii!40:A14.4.- 41 01 - W:l4.**TOv9/!1 qo:P*t . 4to car' over, t i ts iiiiio.,..s : 4iio: t.viii::lt,iiiit'ilit - ziiloiit.rW iiet.,.o :1 i NUMBER 3L AMUSING THE BABY. .. ' When the baby is just able to'open its little unused eyes, it is first induced to gaze upon the lamp: The infant with areak, pinkish, half:op en eyes is a sufferer beyond any. power to tell , , of, or get relief from its own woes, and yet . thei torment of making it gaze at "ze 'yutty'yed yight" is supposed to be exquipitely amusing. After a bother 41th the sun . and lamp, the baby is, jumped at, and otherwise startled, until its nerves ,ate disturbed beyond ordinary quiet: It is a Subject of marvel to most people that so ninoyChildre.rr - die in infancy, but to an ob serving and reflecting mind the wonder is that any children grow to maturity. When you and r are miserable we want to be left in the quiet. Repose is the sweetest raae dy for, our nervous or other ills, but baby is trotted, bounced, trotted, ."keschy ketchied" chucked under its chin, poked in its cheeks, or somebody's thuthb is thrust into Rs toothless mouth irrespective' of s . need of ablution,- and 'then if baby isn't happy it is reputed very Ird. ... table. Tickling the baby's feet, creeping the fingers like the motion of a mouse, across the breast, and up into its fat, sensitive' neck , wrinkles is another mode of amusing the baby: Ot course the child laughs, and the idiots who torment it forget that it is the same expression with *tick they, reply to a similar process from the band ofj some, mischlevnus but torturing friend ; and j yet we all know that this laugh from a man is a hysterical outcry of nervous ittitability. - When the lsugh ceases, wearinfai brings weeping, or, perhaps a restless" and unrefresh- I mg sleep; followed , by depression, and, probs.- lily, by indigestion and colic. . Nothing should ever be done to startle a chil —even to frequent Playing of bopeep,if violent has been known to, bring on 13t. Vitus' dance, with delicate organizations. Altsurprisre are dangerous to ihe nervous system, just as all sudden atmospheric or dietetic changes are very unhealthy and sometimes fatal. If music is se lected to please the young child's ears; it should bit gentle and soothing. AN INDIAN STORY. - There is an Eastern story which has Os ver sion in many languages, of a beautiful damsel, to whom a genius Of surpassing ' power desired to give ri talismait. • He enjoined her to take hervelf across _a field.of standing corn; she wag to 'pluck the tallest and largest ear she could find, but she was to gather _it as she went for ward, and never pause in her path,or step back ward in search of her object. In proportion to the size and richness of the ear she gathered, so would be its power as a talisman. She went out upon her quest, says the legend ; and entered upon the field. Many tall stalks of surpassing excellilince met .her glance, but she still walked onward, expecting to find some one more excellent atilt At last she reached a portion' of the field where the crops, were thinner and the cars 'more stun ted. She regretted the tall and graceful stalks she had left behind, but disdained to pick those. which fell so ftir below what her Ideas were of a perfect ear: But, alas i the stems grew rag ged . and more scanty as she trod „onward ;• on the margin of the field they were inildewed ; and when phe had accomplished her walk through the art mff -- 'g -7-- pain, she emerged on the other , side without haying gathered any ear • whatever. - Thegenius rebuked her for her folly, but . - we are_not told that he - gave her an opportunity 0f.2. retrieving her error. W 4 may' apply this rays , tic little Indian fable to the-realitits of daily life. SCOTCH PECULIARI If fog remark to an old Scotchman that "It's a good day," his %meal reply is, "Aweel, sir, I've seen viaur," Such i;man does not sky his wile Is an excellent 'woman. Ile says, "She's no' a had body.," A buxom lass, smartly dressed, is "No' 'Sae vera unporpose-like." The richest and rarest viands are "No' sae bad." The best acting aid the best singing are designated as "NO\ bad.", A man noted for his benevolence is "No' the want man i' the vrorlit.." A Scots man is always afraid of expressing unqualified praise. Re suspects that it he did so, it who'd lend to spoil ,the . object of his laudations, if a person, male or female, old or young ; or, it thirtbject were a song, a picture, ,r piece of veork, a landscape; or such, that Those who heard, him speak so highly of it would think he never in hit life seen or „heard anything better, .ihlch would be ,an Imputation on his knowl edge of things. admirari" is not exactly the motto of the normal Scotsman. lie is quite ready , to admire , admirable things, but yet loth to i admit, even inference, that , he has never witpeelsed or experienced anything better. Indeed, he has always sometbK` . the like kind which ho can quote to showlhat the per son,place, or thing in question is only cower atively goetd, great, clever, beautifhl,!or grand. Then,,when anybody makes a remark, howev er novel, that squares , with a Scotsman's ideas, he will. say, "That's Juist what I've often thoucht I" "That's exactly ma way o' think ingr' . - ' JEFFERSON'S MARRIAGE LICENSE The clerli of Charles County, Virginia, has recently' foiwarded the marriage license bond of Thomai Jefferson to the Virginia Stato ovary bar sate keeping. It rends thus t ` snnw ail men by these presents that we; jefferson am/Francis Eppes, are hold and firmly bOund unto our sovereign lord, the Ring, Ids helm, and successors, in the elm or X5O current money of Virginia s to the payment of which, well and truly to be made, we bind ourselves - jointly and reverally,'our joint ,and several belts, executots, and administrators. lii witneis wnoreor NV e Igore hetet° set our buds and, sill this . ,twenty-ustrd day of Decenib'er, one thousand, seven hundred and seventy- Viie Condition of the above obSgation is such that if there be no lawful Cause ' to obstruct a marriage intended to be had and solernized be tween the above bound Thomas Jefibrson and Martha Skelton, of the County of Cln►rice . City widow, fur which a Seem la dealred, then this la to bu null and void o ,llli: . cwbo to Tubuai' Jaintutaorr, FRANCIS &vas. op back': "Jefferson to the' al e' —Bolla or Mudge License," There are persons who May be tied ad* aatt; ir not eies.t aluatay, tterstnifito4 *tat tie • (Mei ty of their ttattiral con4tltuttiti r 'itistiaitigt wfutt ie.gook .Hitt it 44 .fOr tom and athirtpopt mortaitt,, in th v iv i iiit o n * , in theta , foftrbil higa,,the, sat ,Itout , &cum Predombati -1 4. 0, * mar theae pottlatoa to oxen ttott "Wm& .mokste 011111111ffl
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