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1n0ntb.51.24.; A. month». $260;, 6 months. , 4.4.b0; ;.
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refttetlength.,. Bern tow LiKatsblA t+t.. , lt line trir Ow:
ir.wttpp . ,s.cid6cti.a Line each subsequent tniertido.."-,
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Ifireebtoft, trtrel'e be wtll' attend' ptinglipyi, Hii vro
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LAW .447).. az. ECTION OFI ,
W. - W,f TSOli Ait tiro recea
ColleetlTieTtguiptly Attended tn. '
Special Atteirtion grteti to Otpbante Colitts - Rractice- ,
Orrice with Iton. W. - J. Terrell,'oti'Pq b l4:l6 ' .46siAll
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on • Olt/ Iroubdry Kreet, Itherobetteald be,
• • bapiiy to pee *Ultimo in want of Debts! Work:, 136
feelneenfiddeb that be can pletEe buatin quail ty
work And to prite..o.llbeiletlre from 9 4 r. x.
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YIZZATI Bzwo, PA. Snbated near the Erfeli3.ll , 4y 1)4-
:put.'l6 is late tcortanssdioail ttubse, IPIF, under-ow ,
, atlitiyOrefi repair. Novely faiuliariedroomviatd
, ingaprtinenl=l:tplendidtableKandallttiib votppxlB.
tug ts - sliist class - bowl. ',EiIiVILY AIL; Lark,
sot: ravinicwr..
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VIRE ' AND Lint' INSUAANCD •ACZyg. . Ale
buelteetatt4ntleat'OPKol4l) l 4 7 ,44i t..q.mki
`ll.rat door -cap: of fle 'hank ni U. Cooper 4 C.
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THE HAYTI BAltßEllt, has mow& his • ahoP to the.,
bnitaing.ncCupled by R. McKenzie t Co., where. be i ,
prepared to de alllicde orseork.i'n 114%111w:en-eh a,..•411a.
• king-switches ; tiara, etc. All work done - uxl short.,
hence and prim". low. - AP 3 bee
WZREL 2 t.
ovlgnis l ual Lsw,
BrOdivap . ,pw To'rk
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ATTOROStS :i9mcivo/ to their New
r/Yllu,.pp $ ite the Tatbell /1"1 1F. - ' 8. - •Lyrrs,t,
Oto, r.LITTLE,,
Alontroev;(ici.l6,lB=
Itooka, t , :tatiouery; Wall :Paper, Newii ,
pens,' rocket Cutlery, dtertoecople rt Yazikeu
Next door to the rust Office, Moutrod.
ra. • • , • - • 11..10.LAN5..
dept. SO; • • ' :.
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riaefug,rented the kisehange hotel la Muntrese, lie
to now prepared to accommodate the traweitagio Odic.
lii lirst-class style . - : : • . -
Montrose ann. 2.8,15 ; f8. , • • 2 . ' '
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blitlr Staploi and Pan cy,Dry Goods , Crock . cry, Bard
:o4l4le. trot, Stos:6o,;Druge. Oile, m;(1 Paiute, SY6uti
Shoeo, fiats abd Cup, Fitrit v .Untral9l4thed, Oro
. cee.er • Proreeiuue, &c.
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rAtirIItiNABLE ittrror,e, Pa. StiDp Wirer
Chandler'W Store, Alt orders filled In flat-clasi Ft,yN.;
t.44ting done to order ("4 tL•ort notice, and marlin
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almlidatertiNzaruo' Tioniaud.RATas, -rota, 91
• Ohnistrint riser.• Call • and colifitil in 'EI Chronic:
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LEWISKSOLL, , • ,
iltiVlN'ti AND liAilt DESSS/N4,
sow in the now Pos:toMee balldln - where hr wt.
•ne found ready to attend Ali who Indy Went anything
: Montrose 'Pa' Ott 13, thtie.
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.uvaleti#,Bovts and Moss, lists anti Caps Lciatl3etailti
thadings, Mats tgreel, Ivi door beriOtt Boyd'r Store;
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111 1 4-11 1 . Lis ItraIIARDSON;
Pirtgicliti.t UfjGEON. toillerfatic profttheltuip
aerylet9! 14,4 rlitizenti or Moutrobe iud viciaity:—
Officrat hi ttripoidep cc, 011 the curriv rout. oftiayre 4,
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usually kept by tlanjtioleomonitetbe• " uk. n ,
JAMES E. CARM ALT, Attortick:itt .I ,of lea one
below Terbuillioriee. Public Arun . 4 1
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UnE4 , .C.4iringe M Aker' ind ,•Vndettlikei
!lain Street, two doors below 'TANNICI'BBI.I/re. .
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GENERAL wzroNq s - Bpsixts,s D 6,104
„ CoLLECTIONS'II'ADE ()X ALT,
POINTS Lit.ll7) PROMPTLY AII'ODUN
:' `;.TED ',FOR: AS .11111ETOFORE.
DOMESTIC AND:FOREIGN Exdimvg FOR
IR; .451. Xs
UNITED STATES & BCINDS
• , Boucarr 4ND SOLD.
COUPONS'AND OITY A.Np COUNTY
BANK CHECKS CASHED' AS usufiL.
OCEAN STEAMER PASSAGF,
TO .k.N.D EURQPE.
*LI,OT:ErI
irrocame!
AS PPM AGREEMENT, WITEN THE,
DEPpSIT MADE.
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Itt. the fittuie, ss in tiiejnist,tO,slts ebdeaHi
'or to transiii....t • it money ^business. to •thettatis...
faction of our p: trims and-correspondenta• •
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31ontruse, Mittch 10 "75.-,tf: BankeM,
AUthorized Capital, - $500,00000.
Present Capital, - 100,000 00.
FIRST NATIONAL P
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MONTROSE,
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WILLIAM
D. I). SEAR I - Vice I-c:iide4l..
N. L. LENIi I IM, - • 1- . .
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• • .Directors:' . '' • !
WM...T. TUI IDI F.A.BLE,
; '..A.1,,11..ELD...211.),.: M. DEfiIBAUER,
AI3EL'TUREELL, BgNT.LEY,
A.' .J..C.ERRITSON,- - 31oi.)troi0, Pa.
E. A. 'CLARE, . Bin,tharinlon, N. Y.
,E. A.. PRATT. • New Milfoi4,
IL WRIGHT, Susquetaii Delia,
'L. S. LENHEIM,'• 33elit1,_
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COLLECTIONS 3rA.I)E'ON
'SPECIAL DEPOSITS SOLpOITITI.
.Montiose, liarcil
SCRANTON SAYINGS
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12 0 *pinung .:-1, 1.
Avenuo;
- RE(jEIT-FS - MONEY )N DEPOSIT
F 1 O3I4COIIPANIES ./IID INDIVID-1
.13ALs,,ii.N1): ictr UR.l"i'llE SAME
oN. DEM - AND ••WIT-lIOI.IT , Prik i Vl-;
0):::(s:NOTivE; ALLOWING IN' i llE4,l
EST •AT
- SIX: PER, , VENT:•-PElt•Al-
A
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(iN TIIE 14'.IRST •DAYS OF ,‘ANU;•;
',ARA' ANIgJtfl.Y. - ASAFE Alto RE--
LI;OI.III.TACK OE DEPOSIT! FOR
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Cit lAN les, Aisai:S.Lic'lliisTi SI'S, 'AND'
Fon . wom'EN : AND: 'i
CHILLWEN : AS:
• WELL. •••MONEY • DEPOSITE„O ON!
•QIL.JIEFORE -.THE ; TENTH ; WILL
DR,Av•-•• INTERES'I'', Jviom , lagy f 1
1 -"Firtsv DAY. OF TH'l
E I , IONTII. :Tlip
'113,;1N ALL RESPEcTB' '4l noAIE4N..i
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Now:: ItECEIVING 'TI ' SAVE! 1
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r, 4 skr it 4,04,03:1; '' '`' , ' ', ' 1 ' IN SlMl:kir* .4.E paid,
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litillOiltillitOXl -1 ItlituslB...lllfork 0
._' mi 4iidd , ot ihiPikfttolit... soolltittlits, Anti 4103.11
vatilitle'd, 'wader' to "4,4108',.,:'-,LA w. Abotch Gcard,t4 1 .01„
lilatbiri 1 , ,^2,:t '::-.?- `, ~.J.,,,r4 i lissiotio 4t, co_.. ; .,„ f . ,
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.1'::, --,..,:* .Lio IN 1T,E111116. .•; .1 i.‘,.
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then, diled s froni the ( tymiliau4l4,- ';,.''''',.;
• r 1
f Apollo , ltept thy: tlo lts; : •-, - ' t
• 'Admetuit, all the (lay and all . . ' ' 'l , • ,:,
The nfght-tille, ph.intiye; unisice];' : :1' ; ,t , .
'• , , -0114i(4.1 to the reeks ~ . .l '
In tioopB thkattentiye,'hikid sat :rourid, s;
. , • ,lit , lld.l:94gering,ti.olies did,press, , 1 •
, Mild-,with tfrn magic.of the sohnd,.. , . '.., •.1
llitl•tettilesltheep and *many a browned
". ''Sliepberil tti,i'ShePherdess: - .
~.:
VII, on it day, supernal light • • ' ' •
'.Thrise,'ltinbrioes illurnes' ": .-' ' •
' it,ritldaylic dells l;.indie itud„grew light,
~ ,, ..irit.ll pnexple.ted llermes" , flight: . ,‘ ~
Earthwitrd on glowing pliirnes:::
~-"Bratber," hi) cries, rthy.penanee e'er,', f
-. ... — ..olyi t ipli slick niain-; .' ' • ''' '
hirteen:qtit Least as Ti , retorofd
~
Mete 4ut:th6:tikernipgi ltnd restore,
-Thy Pytprowis9 1,6 Stratt,i!
And. as iniSciltined god;deelares',.
I t:• - ', , ,i 11 41(i'at'f4 1, erranflt , fail , .'. •
Appoints. we fis ; a form he hares
Itztying`with'Deity, find wear -
, , 1, , .
! ". I A beatnsl corona].'
'Bat aWe tind:aPprehensiOn grew
j i ".....' :On i nilAl . C.4 pastoral throng ~.-
~
.o.ajnire us% I .'tor indeed we , rue.,: , . ~
Our midi: fan iliarne&s," "Ye de • ..
• • ltitmertad beioins wrong,";
.Butilieg; the zentio Power replied
,
i• , !`lilifrehddren of the sods,'
t i lf g,odlie `twere to stand aside ,
~..I"rotu lintrnin friendship, none but Pride
!,. And Folly would he gods."
1
VA_
#etertett ffiturg.
..
l ' . .. DAVID MOSS! ATtORNEr :-.-
-.r ; .? -, t.., ..t. ~ ..i.•::: : ::, - -iii - 1 - .:, ~ .., -,,,,. ; , i
..
i, ri hd-aft er - nsivertf• Struggle . t i ltll',poi;...
ctrtyllatight, at the Etkirt a. -tit. ! th e lgal- prO
reasion. A sign with:gilt lettersi "David
3.,1 9 55,, Attorney
. and solicitor 'ul, L;iw, i i"
-*.aslacked on. my, dt.or, onliionis•ayenuO . :
IVithili • a few ansty..booki; au unipty :desk
ad a dilapidated.ary cbait, -- pmcfaimii
niy• legal. 'status: , I had- waited. patiently
lbr "criminal.' and:: pcirplexect 'debtors= to
flush' in and seek,iny ilv4e', but trii.ey did:
Igor. milt
.wril ; hope deferrod had, alinOe
th 't
sale.niy. heart. gelid On . the :morning.
-
ti
tit • Detlember 21st. 472, I sat Alisconso , - -
Jiitel). in niy (Alice n myth oyereolit,but 7
tpped. lip, to I.ny - ellin , „ . .ktild' oveycOlit • au-
sweringl . In -lien •,of tire, and trik' a ..pros-f.
Pective.g'llizie.e at my', 'allairs. :MY 11.1aii,
Ts stoolt . two to 'fiv•-•, that
,is. .tt fii‘e . ceitt
r i tipkle O'aNtwo cent. copper. -The' five.
oeptsAviiii.l4'.bny a glass of .beet', and • the
tivb cent:La :pretzel:l. smiled • at mynntici . -
01.ited . Inip:pnirsi', and 'took tin- : i n ven tail'
du rw - f - -4 , aroobe: • Li i ke their owner, my
'oat and pan" ti'licid l evidciaN seen better
', dye; foi,,although zinsty and threadbare,
/
/ ... showed . • -
t: 8 :y .1 1 e- itt ind l i e ti c a l i l i iiit a r O l d: s c pe h a ie k v i e ng p , I ti a .e s o lli ‘ r ,,,
' he futne... Bet all 1 ' - could- bring to aid
I : e° r l- ef te •:t .x ti 'tu : r i e v . ;ir t : la .: c°e -o st l il li nfi'e o t ii r li a ee. c i4r : ;°r G t oi
g r
: r e na l e nl y l'ai , : : )a q i it:
o e'r
V est,'• and J'you -.tiri- a ‘ liar.' I - , knew -1
i
My sigoltrochtimedime to be an attoinev,
and scklicitortitliw, nil yet, I' had not hail
ti . !:...inglil eanse ',to I.‘ead before, the; bite,, A . ttheugll ) l.,was nonittally a •niembet...k -'1..i.,
goovest said to nay Finley ..a literal Warm!
oflalMy 'plentlil possibilities.' I -k,inew
-1 .pp e/3etl,
.(what Young' inan is tkre
that oesn 'ot think : ti:e . &aye ?). genius .
that. •du , astopirli the world 11 it could
only • iii •tinflt.t: - .Tintas I arrived at
this point in my reflectiOns. the. ilopr 'of*
tn: i y ottiee 4wting: on the hinges, and 'a
man: closely muffled in 6 winter ••apparel
atiiod by rriy side.. ' - , . , •
"Are you a lawyer, sit 1'.7 lie said With ,
a i l tirieitiOnini ' , glanee : lti .r his . steel graf
,
eyes. : , .: i .
H ' ',f.4 l / a tis.in . y businoiS.r...lreturried cOr
;iyi.straighteilinz rayeelt to inn fall 4ei g l
Ot‘gislei.t Six: .. ' • . .
.L
I Ile, smiled,nl my Tunnel elipriet
Aiollairiote 1:11 my hand, arid said . b
4 1. ha k i,:,e cotikliir iidrice.", [ .., , '...
l'..Tilis was conning to the point,: I tha
ed.intitantly..l and -asked . nl,y . '6lieu to
teate(l,.. ,f - - !' ,-..:: ' i
...
L lie,,wai'a . inidillp ag, - ed I paii, fa I ` , ,i,ii
sinewy witlil- &dila hair s,o,irsely nice
, i., ith i grex..:' lilis dress and !Luanne pi
claimed WO, a_ man, of weAt.ll - :.1 'notice
,ruin as, lie glOwly seiitect.hintell: - ; ''.
''Sti.kiuse,.' 'said he. • i yoini,lisid—nli onl
daughter, - Old: she :_was in Ariiiately2 ,- .dt
terniinfil'oil marrying 4i . 'than' that
,:yo
• 4ispiiod, a atiati.4tioni,•yini: knew. tn be .
villain, Inleifatl .tio:nieitifE:,4l": pitMtig it ''
"Is, Aiolir dauglitr.of iligo: - I'''- • , -. .: ~
'! . t.t :did not sit}' : ,brie ..%fae,4l4 .. _,ilati -6 1?1,e ./.
young man ; yoli - jump ati 'co . nOnt.ions,
'4 l :f! Ol.e -14 %lei'. al;•Cet4, ,auy,tiii lig -iVit. 4011 t
,proof." • 1 . , ' ,-. ,:.,,- 7-- . 1
.... ~ .r., . , ~ i
BANK
I .felt thtit 'bit& , filid6rily::ebittiged
p 1 ees -
With - 4 he ),:riis tne'ntlor
bey 'and - I' 4 4 s.:the' lient,,.>iiut "tnkfiig no
notice of, bid ,iinrdo, I repeated 'tile, - lpiets:
bon wit h.a
- "Its - she uf age ?'‘ l- ' I
..; I "Yes, sti6s of i4e, and as obstinate as
a mule," wail the re-niy. - ` I
i ,- •,. .
~
‘'Disinhelit fier, - ",1 sugr4ted. -, . : • ,
4• iC Obi" - said lie, , with; a I shrug ofl., hts
shoulders, l i . q. !alive
,iried I:v6iy.tbilig,.; J.
have told lutr she ivouldWt bits 6 it peittly
of ii - iy'money ; X have• lit"fpt iier on . bred.
and' Witter - I..tiirc.cl ', gOve - rti.<4..ke. :o ;d.
her, in faet4 hayes left no btone , ' mitt/Tn.
ed. ° ~ ' ', ''
, ' •
."' ~ : • .; , i .'
~ .ierhere - f.tkniitioB • only.. t l y.t,e.,..;fletboi 1
ineir:eerate !it at 4 ii)saile aiyluth, of put
,4. iv, etiop. bie,,quoi: itut,l-.fitnytei t , hint
i tile ig4rahlellultiou,r- \?ititip 4 '
' i
.
e t •
6"Ur. I asst sic4;re b ti o n is flit besl. Nat
peen ii7 . ..:j ti 3 / 4 , o4areotivtes -lift' tritAnyider
- s.ltVvould iknagitie t, ilit.trfiv . its * evrspir
;icy pa isiv . part„ A nd 111111Ty,,kit . ,4t - the
gallows.::':.._ 5 ' ' 1.• : C'
Ile' fetriniiiedin xlitp tbc ught' finh ser
c„iiekk. Airinp3ts c 4ll4 tkn ~ 54i4,: "Young;
ek.,
inimi Oon'4,tbink . y ur brisiness is Very,
~
.liidintiTti, bosv irdubi .piti' liiitYtii,b,kunge ,
it , for, sOmP,t Jing nu' ,Pro 1 :41 1 tilv,?", :. `: "
Qbange:or StarVitt 011 , 1N1,1 , , - tvuttlititti,
oK t ssitv.jot we, so 41.1tou.kse I 1i441. no
o!Oce,tiowsSAr. -o : fact,
,tu,a, vicape,
fromtiiy
i precut ,c ndition 44,4, • 1ike a
godsend' to ne: - I in jartil3. - my ' iiiiing
ness to'mnk uny re-ii tiabli! cliftligO, Ve
soon' agreiA ;upon ,t ms which seenie4lo
we tnorttinin libt.r And iogetber _tkin . -
e9,0.944M0A1itt1..t0: 'O/4 44* ,3 :1 4 ;,,ung 140Y
toiuktolks;,911, t -
.-Ilintrionle oOtripii
for'twirigatuetcooe,
INlLlcer4m,seelhed
ii S,.
4 , 1 . I
,„‘ fflgitd Wortrg.
etiou cf 40 14 0 4' 31 e%
thAt ope tti6
unity fair but nap
EZI1111•11
t r..•.- , ^ ; , • "
ht,-***Bl4 tfricr i neatreng .mllO
uevelty and . the autl`the aulid
cash eonitecttA with . it, reeuooqed ;me to
the situation.
•c, t:' . •
Just:Ml:llo'Bbn: foziin;tll.,vikiat,'wftzt‘
log the Capitol don't!with the-last glyains
of - depaiti 116; clay; I.lit; Arai n i i• l 4
tiiore;,caule lEtt g
d t heibusyl"„e,roWds . (*
eve,t re utryi
to,tbeir '
'Two titiys liefore f. Davidt.M6ss,attorticy
anti 'solicitor, :Seeitylittid .thr44tibaie;.'fiti(t
left for - SaltimAire:':This
train , tit:might-back Aloss
fly: attire&
jug how (-theta ;diess" increases' then., plf,
1 ,4 8 p,. e t, !ac t) diiulit of"
this, whii Snid •to" ibis: son,''-'cpift ty
-habit as,thy. tikifyi. .ti t e ) 4 04,
Parer oft. i)ruoiliiims tbe;ioau;l'f:
.wh A t change it , had-made , in m 3 lc it
fe.W'AtiYi'agii deSpl;:ijaZill ' HOW
1
1 419Y0 nlY:sP h di°"k 9 . — "..4-
Ift et , no nappy z* a - king.,.
had lofd axe the',`Panii'lflittterintz•tate,wltleq+
it:tetls many a bells. , - , Div arnbrnsial)tickg,
%vein ctirlea st.yle,tnythinde...l4:tistlptiti
trotti'd 'to, r f tft.f.ottot!,
,my, blue, tyeo . ,
sparkled,: and ..ni %Patti;
i nier&d in au elegant. snit
,`,.6f!, broatl4 I
Besides all this,'l,lind c i ultivatedil
bicotbititi Pallot; rot : wlis:TZ'titiact!th4,.
role, 6f invalid. A tarrat.f,t.)
.vas assisted iiitotlie'carraue by the 6b.`
Selulatit:'footrnew; tab k 7 1ungliidly
t k le pllion 8. I was driieu to an. eiti,gant
MAI
ried to ri..lnxtriotiti:chatnlifr. was 4,410, I
fatigued to gn :down.i!airs tliat l A Oven ing;-
t, , ntint'tif,‘ ittipptl ‘ 1:6 011 .
trivet' to swallow, and the w)tin it tooffio ,
:wash it do .sin'n id ' l'a'irastohisb
rotaurateur. -
. • In Oie,m'priii)lig,iny , lie.nil.w r ktii-acilinsli
tliat:lfOilik.,nik O.T:Ci . in bed '-'• . ; :j 1
~
• At tlidinnertime-I';ittaneged. wit 4 ~:
, 311 y as='
siStiiinie - s;loLgei• - ‘..ilk. ,tbning-rOpin; and
- for the,firl time : mil : K . l4e ..11nist•tin, the
young lady' who„ie ;:teareSt: hope:4 , —e' boi,i
'come tO tiveitlitioty;'l - 411hilbitlirotliiinev
I-began-to think .that • inrho — lift Aila Jli.
-Mil.rs`;oti litur",,nitide';a - gt!,tive . titis4iiie 'in
brinning ot : djliere.:l nevej heti: an kideiii l ;:
tily,,busy hid in:eollegonna:tity
.rnotiey to:,
lice
.at till iitei';eoirdS - liiiii.sellowedlie nn A r,'
gin fir Alr,dains.::. But- i am 4ifire:;litskel
3laratOn. entlitnnliefi'll the . eletnetitd ttiiid) 1
haVe. ilou)pkted - my ideal if , I hattreesdis=
ed,'• oil ~ i, 1,., ~• • , ~- - , •.- r. • ....„ : ;
•,- She
.ices itinall;ti iierfeet,brenette ivith.i
blue• et*, v!ihieli might- spiiikle with love 1
:or . :1 - ink, reid',lipa'.ilnd. - c1i471t.4;;:-:instriSiis 1
bittek httif,'!lite . .sbnyely " . teeth, ,and. in 1
C33t, - everything. That. is taiarniini.'in '; t O'L
''ttian.: . _Slic.; tretited, tee .very : lcititi yi votitl
gently; he'eattaol, hit fetlir'i}_frieittl; t 'swititti
ail; invalid:...: ." [ • -
' - It
: T . ti3d. , )::weri ail par ently . : , 14 trci lig ''• :Jul :
, .II
hetirty' she vt'Oult1,:: : : luivn,.. IS iiSpeeted :. ' el;
•ikliergii motives, en - - -rnet- every : '-ftiilvit ce
• . ... .
• •• . k . . ...
With wrebutr.
„Ile bad brought everal .eli4ible'yoang
rnen to his house t 'Kate b a ati•aeutillin
about their basines4 iit anytkinebut—a
compliuientary.r:tyle. All the . odieti'lvlio'
had been hired eompaPiona- iie. won.
Over to her dreohedi!ence, and wet() ilia,
charged iL disgrace:l
It was plitineti 14a.t. while dr.3lVill'T S
• • -
her sympathy, and seeking.en kindly ° al o e s turning to conscionsneks tli" soeond time
from her, I lilieuld.l%it'afell over . 7hel,'and I.rnentled rapidly. Ithink wilat• helPed
,keeti with heel:is' rntich aa - poOslble, .and:•ITIV-P/03t•WM Zttte'B Sweet facQ•bending
excite if possitfire, the jealousy of• her lit}:, o‘ . 'r me with such a world, of tenderness
er,'n.' and tempt hini the
some aesperate ac- : ift it. . I convalesced rapidly, and Kate
tio
. .and I saran resumed our rides. One morn!
. I '. 1
I felt itnnieLately that it _would be Iv ing•Mr: MarstOn. surtim m
oned e into his
,pleasant,filthoilgti hid,' been, as,l appeiiri! library and told-me that I must appear
iiil
etl, a young 1 man (if landed estate, II a.ii a trittlessalzailist Reveaut.• '',rhis I did
would-have enteredi into it -With -greal,er: tint wish to do, for fear that it' might
zeal., :-, '1 4
,'4'everythingl - •
,•-• complicate Kate ; but Iti. Ailurstoti in
; For- a few i 8 Trogress4d , sisted, and'the trial. resulted iii Revaux
smoothly. late_cps` asgiditotte., tinni•t:'.l.leing sera , to the . penitentiary for . three
attentions to tily• camfort. ' I would. 4iel:years.,., • 'r •. ' • , ' . 1 •
on the sofa iing,she I wouid, re.,'•ul to me in; Kate manifested no feeling; her loiter
her dulcet. tows.-. I l enjoyed-this heartily, iieefrieilfto :have yielded to - the oircum
stancei, ' . • ,
for slie Was re l 4lly•s.good reader:and Ten t '
li yaw) br,l3yron' frtith her ljps was the ;1 Wiih 'Mr. Reviinx's sentence ''my work
sw6ett , st mus ii ,to in ',, ,• ~. ..•:. -: was . done. I had gained the end for
When my lieisd'aelied, and I often had, which I. was employctl. .I•told Mr. Mars
6,,y'ete spi:ll, with my head,
"how fennel-4 f , tun, this and. thanked him
,for,his kind-L.
she bathed it ivitli Louie', deft. lingers on Ili's& , - : . -
.
hers. I w o uldhard been content to lived "Do yon really wish to leave
.Lis hOw,
,
and in the, Sunshine of her presenee I me 1 4 .?": - - -." . - -,,,
. -
f orerer ,,b ut olkeryatio'n ,sliOWt..d ,me that 1 ‘ , ..N0, but I have eninpleted my,missign
tbere vests a. nixessity for aCtion,-- - Sonte-fant•l nowltiefe is nothing .ieft f or ' me to
times Kate Weuld shut bersdf ‘up in by i J., , d0, In leartpg you. I leave everything.
go ,forth into the world more deso
ioon f
for ati hOur or tWo. felines 4ile, .T, l and
lati.' than I came." ' . ' . -
on whom tinie alwai4 /rung tle;l;ity wile l f!
t...h . €;%iiii/ 4, 5 - ut)iie.itt4 ; 3) . ll.lliquy.cintir by -ttiel. f-'l3tit why not stay? I• heave property
.. wintiow
to
view
passeralby.
~.,...,,,, : 1, which needs care. f can .find plenty for
'lnVieriahly .f_saw tirman passing up and; YollftWdo.7 -:. ••:,:-!-, •' • .. 1 ' .
down, in front of the 'louse. . 11. e, was or' "can't you see that ft is)rnadr.ests for me
medium Eizo, light complexion', blii& grey t^ ' !a'' ! . 1-1 Par!! 6 iif.s - r TelieVO you
,from
eyes, long' side: 'Whiskers, a mixture lie.::', I, onetron,hlttti 'drag-you into aifether. I
ee
\ twcr'llaxen and brown. 'll4.)St Peopltl ;came hove: heart, whole; I'shall,go away
would have called hire good looking,' buti,loaving_zuy heart ;behind me. :You 'would
a clost. observer 'Would have •notcll tlie. c ,ll i of• forq mcAii, eiptitiu ; .as you see it is,.
:W, tle only course 1);11 to me is to go. .You
strangely shap:'d
„fotbead'. And the grad -
-tifil sinking in of the features at 'tli',, i Itivy only eacitp?d Oneilaugei. to cncouu•
hiid , 'te t f the nose. I ROC ,not long in-' tti- hnother."' . •,- ••,- - -.
~, ...._ ~.
fintlingoktutnat:!..tltts-v.4a•s...!.ate's 10yi., 1 . i -4"hafi - a kind, benignant' expression
fig'44LUt , into the old, gentleman's eyes sidle
and,l tnok. a strangi....a.elitYlit In w4te,h;i
hint. '1 Calits,lit, lip looking at me with 3 'MPlieti` 2l = l ! , 1'.':,,,:v1,4 %:J- '‘- i
raihgniti t scowl. , wit h . 'x itte t s re ,d pp e a k. - ,. 4 . - "If you Joyc%frate,
~-. ?v 0u,..,,0fin 'Marry her.
ffieti«?. iie - . l .atiii.afifili&ppeare.d.f: ~..1:3- v as .er- 'only ILA.oln"my tbil•ni-laviri3terl hi gwor th
tan h tt at they .were teepi;g„ , up a
curie- ;tad I beleve that you, possess that.l I
ep t ilene,butirie%tsw ..h,rle4ve
mre not for money ) landed •estates, ! qr .
any letters. I 'o e gan't,9 concoct plans to vhether blue „blood i of Ple4lau l flows; In
.
prevent this. , I bwitcl her as . a . gken't, fg i •• ,Ptoi•f! vein art . ' ' ' ' ' ''' fi '..\'' ' . ''',' '' • •
" T kt ' worths niiikeii the! ' n 1:`,. , i..
yor to help Ine.• in wrifiug: some" lOttefri 11.1.
Tile want of It thefellow," • - '''
Which- wad it linOtigifitl - -Or -tr-. l e' t° ' w rite' ' 1 I lost no time. in Ending Kate, 'and
old, .old. story, when', I
Liar Ay ; hich a 'orraccOunt •of tity weakness, i jung
fher 410
' , was unable t'o do;, ;.,1 I. her it'r. l "lig 'lad finislieashe looked Op and said : ' •
lio4rii:w;ritilig il.'ik .ll . B : lB V ° 9. t. :!' l .l 8 "r
-td, "r -1 -0411 you trust me now. I have been,
thitiga f •ta itriii,goarail, p e ,,,i ) ici,' Which, of ia yery,, very wicked ?", , 1 1 .
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tiDiY . - OeteStl:-V?;i:.-:'7
~clekrved, =
Iliscr
part of Valor, I wo
seatp4 s , and
;Hon being 'the better
uld: on reflection
by playjng btylinage
..,elfeetvcr 'to - c\o•Lic - elc, Kate's I,
‘l.had Mi 'house nearlia.
been . t voted .hatiored,
yvst , 3qt.otii, mos r and. mistress. The
Change in,tuy life ; seemed as ,wonderf i 1
tits the 'Miracles roughtf.,; by Allialin's
i•l6 Ty down . stairs oh :this,
morning; alit tie' than :Usual, Mid
;eittesed-,,tha.dining room,' I bad expect
;541..14 1 .1, 1 )0 (Inv; lere,aoAl vas surprise
cti jee ig,..befure .lter.,pet
'Mitt and between 'her
,Saying; .4 dopil bye,' sweetheart; -. for
!Scv'st.ie called the b rtL . -.I- entered nneb
'scryetl,iiso:l slipped but again and.closed
.:the deeriifter,me j determined - to closely
:watch . a
‘ 4 l l's.- t•
"" Caine': 'dovih• 1
Pound': -her'
,
Were kio•:lllteei
tliexe seemed lot; be l
and getilleaes,s,indil
conifilaiiitd sof 'baying
_poised 'a
bad
qiight and tifle;elitiebadly. "'kept Illy.
kepi IA ;nitist • 7of ,the, , day, - ; but' within
I-: roged:turiously.:. To . let -her.
itzpipp, withthakpouydrel,.seemed to'ltio;
1- w
lW
ould be,.to ,let:thellitst of my. It fe.depart.
,ai . d'eterinititil prevent it even
at . the.ebst
i day' . w ore . a way in 'slow, inteim
able 1eqgt.b,;,..1 Akt not tell iher fathef
I,susliceteil,hti preparett to . , keep
,tny
:o'clock ' the. house
Attaisilear." "hew - , khkit 'lige had gone
, to bet room;
.fer; iietted' 'her:: light step
oui:thaiatatte:g(imo -ciine-bAnte j; 'I low,er
ed . the,gas, opened. dour. silently, and
prep,trekt to listen tn.every. sound:, r '
'elook . ..Oruck .eleven
Ito 'to hreakfaat: aid
Idy seated. There"
agitation .about. her ;
I an 'liddod,i,Biveetness
r,raanner - to her tatil
,
nnit•inie,•befoii, in patielfee Atas,re wad:
ell, then :the Ohiak:og'of- the Stairs J drew
niyiattention. !Lbeking. ont I baly inlthe
dial light a robed, (igpro.. stealing doWif,
then clicking of the; locks in a in&
I followed oat through the gate,
do walk) the . end -4 the square, where
oloaely, O:isfered - mirage was -
,waiting.. I
,arrived•juat in time to hear Walteea-voiee
saying: ; ;
„.'
- "Rate' darling, hop! • you'. wonla
doine;":iilien I toolii her by the.. arm and
'.said • • • ..•
"Bute-- liea 114sipn,, you should not
do this load thing. litturnTwith• meta
your, f!tther.7 •, -
I rlietillietjaxii's since in. a passion
ed:
•• 'filo* dare - you hi t(irfere ?' I will - teach .
-,you_ better rnanners.::'
B.efare I could. avoid it he raised a piatol
ad.p . . -
" 1 .. 1 1 41. ; a - dull Pain in, my side ;, tl en
citrite
ciarpc.n. 111. ' •
Whftil I returned to- colisoionsnesti. I
hear& vtiiceelai whiappiing :• • 1
.f '..l.licarinot lust much longer, poor fel
low." •-• •
-I had. a•dini ideal that -the room was
full: of people, bikt I reeognized one;
thtii,eame another oblank. ‘
-1 titid non badly wounded in the side
ainitist Tatiilly, but
,careful nursing min;
good constitution tTitimith'ed.' After 're—
=MI
i
e. in front of my house a i d thus aililresis- •
ed..tne aSI slumbered': 1 .-
.. '' 1
'Tome down.here, you old gray—ltead,
; 0 1 ‘4 4 d e e a r th r en i 4d , gi , 7 7s aione , y ~ tti buy
Ildidn't go‘dOwn , and they nab nged
and carried off My gate , and broke own
twd Shade . trees. , ‘'',, . ,I -
As I ,said at the start, 1 don!tikeep
myself posted onAm.litics, but I any con
vinced that the.. campaign , has opened ;
this is . the way, if I remember rightly,
that all campaigns have been opened for
the last fifteen years. '' r - -
This morning while If was selecting a
roast, at the :butcher's : , a, man ,with red
eyes and Wicked Nee; came man_
slapped
me ;on the back.and a 8 lie twisted m ound
to , g , i G v i e ro 'n r i n e el, i_l; l : r lu i l it l o _ i f d u ...... rce it 'o as f h . i h s
ol ta fo nyar f : r
breath he remarked : • , . q 1 ,,
Johns!": ',. T. ,
on lle seized I my. bawl a nd : shook. me
arofind' and - tier: fin tied : - i
"I can liek tiny-human being . who says_
a.wOrd twin -- dohnson." : • . ', . ..:
1 - t.
"Yho'sJonns.iii ?"4 asked, for lireaß
did; not. 'reinemher , .of ever, hearing or
reading of bun '
"Who'S JOhhson ?" he • echoed, azing
at me in'astoutelitnent and indignation,
"why; lies liveci•in year own' ward for ten
years!" 1 .. ! . .
"I never Met him." v
"Neveri did-? ' Why, be keeps Vie big
gest and best salOon in the ward !"1
"iith I": i .. '- c.. - ' if
• Ile looked; at _tne for a motrie)at ina
, , ~
pnizled sway ‘ not ' Understanding ; what
"ali t !"metint, and then he pulled his
coat awl. exolaimed : . ' 1; -
‘!, - .4ee here; maybe you are going, to cut
•Joliiison and vthe for.Spicer !" ii
"Maybe I *am." . , ;.b
"You are, eh ?" he yelled, "You - hre go
logic° cut Johnson off the reeler ticket
and vote forking longbaired Spicer?"
:A. polieenian took the man awily just
as he was preparing to demonstritte the
freedom of the American ballot hex, and
I get my roast and wen tint° the g rocery.
Old Mr. Loiejoy'arid old M.r.Arnold hap
pened ilCat the seine time. I knew that
theY differed , in :politics; but also knew
that they were both. good ineuraild had
been Iriendslor.twenty yeaxg. , t
, "Going tn'hea hot campaigti,l guess,"
reniarkednr.`Aruold, us he hunted fora
Match to light his pipe. : ' .1
/1 "Oh, I durum," ridied nr. , l,dvejoy,
"I think .we'll .scoop you high and dry
;Without in hell.- effort. " . 1 ; ,
"You, will, eli ? I'll' wager you are the
- sickest, lookiug,tnan in the county before
-sfiow flies." -
"Guess not," said . Mr. Lovejoy in ; a net
.,tled time,; "the peopie are tired of ',, being
robbed and plundered and birrie4 and
roasted at thelitake, as it Were, atid'they
are rising in: , Itheir ' might to hurl-the vil
lainous pa 4 from' power." 1-
"What party,do you refer to - sir ?:" de
manded Mr. Arnold. , . !
..''.'Yoars, Fir," replied Mr. LoYerY.
"Tfieo,Bir; yea are 4.datard and - a liar,"
shoutei - Mr. Amold.- •-- :
"And-I'lllnock you down l" cried Mr.
Lovejoy ; and , they struck and kicked
and telt over .a barrel, ana were separated
oulf to rovir eternal enmity.
From now until the campaign is over I
shall seq such things.-every day.l As I
come up, home men. will demand ;money
of me to drink thew, health'of. this or that
candidate ; :men seize me and rush'
me into a:saloon, ud oblige me -to swal
low sOme , , villain° s drink to oho* that
I favor their candidate; men will throw
brickbats ,at nie if I come up a
,back
street to avoid them. If I ride on a. street
cat I shall hear in 6 abuse and malign
every candidate on! my party :ticket ; if I
tide in the Otnnibt,iB 1 shall hear men re
late villainons,lies about. every caadidate
on the ticket..: , . • _
The ehances are that my butcher and
grocer and tailer will fall Out with - me
because :'l. refuse Ito hurrah foie thier
candidates, or because' I can't -see .that'
Saunders: is a liar, hypocrite, horses thief,.
burglar, and jail-bteaker, ..while, Morton
has to wear, an olircoat to his angelic .
wings. , • t
During the day I shall ' hear all; thdse
things down town, and when I come
home to rest.and Justus I am enjoying
my . first nap, so.ne'one Will ring . Ty bell
and want to kiio* if .I am on this or that
ward committee. !In less than' half an
bony some' one voting the =other itmket
will heave a rock against the door from
across the, Street to remind me of the er—
ror of my ways. At midnight parties
will corns, , along and . hurrah for some
one, and !it daylight the man who has
been "lay'ing vres'r all • night, wink
at .me as he goea along home.- If take,
apart in ;the campaign I must fold tick
ets and lity plans on Sundays, - remnin up
the' moat or every 'night,, drink with ev.
ery - man Who asks me, treat evayloafer
encoantetod, , lie aboitt men. whose char-
acter is above- reproach, and. praise men,'
who_are not fit to associate With! hea
thens.
,
itaomet 4 nea think llwon't have any
thing to kib' with politics. . - , .
•
, .
A Haw Trick. •
' .1 - • • ~
• . ,
I"Lngeedin hero .at midnight; roaring,
drunk, John Ferguson,"' said the court
tolthetirsi „ _ .
tißrought . here siok,,bat just as I sober
was the reply,
the - officer couldn't` see or smell
etiilit: l =
i'Well, 'then, he couldn't.": i.
The officer swore to. fi rgeson
snidrunk that he could hive tied laic legs
in in hard , knol• - .
sinliq 'mkskuito." said thel pris
oner,-gradualy waving his hand. '
taW-younTionor before, hat I had read of
son often t .tijul ItniV night Iboagbt it gold
beaded clue and .started tor, your rest—
ileiiiie to preaentvit to yen."
"Yell." ' , •
',lnn° on-the street a fellow ' stopped
me,. Bayed' 11.1 knew Jones,' tit pot
Anil:it* *Il
this Polatt a tested,
me,.k am as innocept ass billy.")
John 'FergasOn, you art.. the tliggest
liar
. 4dhni hue been here .fof - fours en
Month& You 'couldn't tiny two. ipchea
of gold4cided, cane, and I wquhiret,
take it: if, y011,9)413. , 1 0611 put It legal
derrick under yf i n and ja„(yop.cpp, ! there
to'o4 rot' pinety'days: - f '
Ted too bad, air, sighed kitt prisoner:'
sorry' your parentil 1(11(101
litilltip4owoltuer' owl harder. :gri ints4
in,thera,and Eitdown this saw,
horse tq the right.
. ,
.TERMS:—Two Dollars Per . Year in Advpnee.
1
gomt,Stading.
TRY HMI ONCE MORE.
His case looks WI, I own, sir, yen , bad
Bttt let us try and save, not crush the lad ;
He feels his guilt e'en to the heart's deep core
Try him once morel '
Deal with him, this tender, erring One,
As you would have another serve Your eon 7,
Youth is impatient ; 'tis the Bret ham:too--
Send him not hence!
If you forgive him now, and hide his shame,
'Twill fire his heari, perhaps. to earn sname,
And show his kiaritude - as ne'er before ;
•
Try him once morel
;
Eielictms a likely lad, his eye Is might,
His manly limbs are plesiant to tbe sight ;'
Let him go on, sir, still in your employ ; •
' . Pardon the boy I •
Give himlood counsel ins geode way,
Tell him the story of your boyhood's day ; 1
Iteconia your victoriwi and temptaiions o'er ;
I Try him once - more I
prhion cell would not give better things,
For self-respect and hope might then take
wings,
You isaylouritelf It is his first olferiGol
• ! Seed him not hence !
Aa yOura pais by, and he bexomes i f man,
Guiti c tl, it may be, by your own wise plan,
'`lteloworda may greet you at Wei common
gohl ;
•'ion'ye !loyl& sod r
A ; A. STORY Olt DIVORCE.
BTRA4CCIE VICIS9ITUDEB OP A MAUR= LIP S.
It may not be generally knew a h, says the Cin
cinnati inquirer, yet it-is prObably • true, that
the: novel of "East Lynne," although written
in England, had the groundwork of its story In
a SingUlar marriage which took place in this
the notice and. the attending circumstln
_
e.es at the time being copied by ,almost every
paper in the country.. The matter was about
as follows :
A Mr. .1 .M.,a • clerk in a down 'town house,
fell in love with &young lady whose lather was
a well-to-du Second . Street merchant, and alter
a proper season or attention 'the couple were
married.
Both:soon found out that they were not hap
pily mated, and after a marriage of seven years
during Which time they had three children,ttio
boys and girl, they mutually agreed to the
husband applying for a bill of divorce, on the
ground of incompatibility of temper. The di
vorce was granted, and the wife went home to
her father, who lad, through ( endorsing, lost
his business and all - his pioperty. The daugh
tees and bra own raisfortunes weighed so heav
ily. upon the father's , mind that daring a mo
ment of mental alienation be took hie own life,,
leaving his daughter penniless and,to rough it
With the cold, charity of the world as best she
could.' The woman, a brave little creature,
tried every way she know how to gain ati
est livlihood—in fact, working IR bard giving
music lersons and doing embroidery for her old
schoolmates that her health gave way,and,hav
ing no money to pay her board,mustbeg,starye
or go to the poorhouse.
To turn to the other s ide of the picture, the
husband, alter a few months' release from the
marital bonds, again married, and at the time
Of which we speak had not only , the three clip-
Area by the first wife, but also .an addition
thereto--a little two year old girl by the second
wife. I .
The. latter lady being ill,, the husband
advertised for purse and housekeeper, which
notice reached the eye of
,the first wife, and she.
In her trouble, went to the former partner of
her heart, told him of her aid condition, and
applied for the position in his household„• The
husband knew not , what to say ; but after giv
ing her ample
. funds 'for all immediate wants,
asked her to call again at his office on the fol
lowing morning, promising to Consult his wife
about the matter in the meantime.
Promptly ti ( s per agreement wife No. 1 was
on time, as wk, the husbandoind from there
they went to -the residence, 'where the two
wives had their first• c:Onversation,.entling in
their agreement for the first wife tO come and
accept the vacant place; whidt she did, seem
ingly. delighted at having a peaceful home over
her head, notwithstanding- the very strange cir
cumstrumes tinder which such a shelter was
given. .
Necessity demanded that the entire put
should be oblitetated, and the new house-keep
er treated' as any other help ; that she must
must care for the children—her own offspring
it ‘d • the - other-child—the same as! any hired
nese' would do ; that she must eat at the sec.
and table to .care tor her charges.' All these
things and even more humility did the poor
woman Show, never by sign, wordor look ex
hibiting the least evidence of discontent, What
however, must have been the true feeling of
her heart, when seeing another filling the s place
that she had once triad; as atie thou t, so hard
to till '
,
The above is from the files of an 'old Cincin
nati paper,but 06 sequel, is told! us hug
! conversant 'with the , whole facts, is strangei
than what we iiive already narrated.
When the cholera was raging hi our city in
1860 the second wife was taken very 111 with it;
and being Informed by the physlchin that she
could not live but a tow hours at the most, as'
she was then in a collapsed condition, she ask 4
ed that all go out of the room excepting her
husband and the housekeeper, vihen she told
how much she dreaded leaving her child among
strangers, and as 'a dying wife entreated theni
t.i marry again. The proposition was a strange!
One,but both promised,and a few months afteri
Ward, when the second wife had been dead
sufficient lengttrot time not to cause remarks
the two were again married, brought togetlie
alter it cruel •separation of : so many years,*andj
wobelieve, are nosy .living happily together hi
a edgy West End house. •
MINISTER'S WIVES.
„ The minister'si Man,. *t Untrathen, aeldorn
liidulged In the complimentary vein On one
OCCRMOiII, however,he handsomely achnswiedgf
'ed *compliment bY returning another. Thn
'sinister bad got married, and was presented
with a carriage; for Which John Was appointed
to provide a horse. Driving out with his wit . ,
the minister said to John when starting, "You,
have got us a capital horse.” "Weel, sir," said
John, "Iti Just aboot as difficult to choose sj
gude minister's With, end we've been gey and
lucky , bsith."
SPe have many acquaintances, but to caw
hive hit lb* this made Plato my that
he who bath many , friends has none.
jWe should not quarrel about trifles
. ; yet
there are
.; Penton!, *to will. contend witlt
Mad &NM oath= al ass hapartanos.
EMI
NUMBER 43.
WEBSTER'S HOME
A correspondent of .the 'Boston Okbe his
bean visiting the horn of Daniel Webster st
Marshfield, and writes t ,
The mansion bowie is a typical American
homestead, quite extensive, with an air Orcom
fort and convenience.and in some way unpresar
es one u' the. abode of put greatness. Suffi
ciently ornate to satisfy good taste, it has as
unpretentious grandeur- that accords well with
the spot.
Though occupied ne
. a private residence and
not open forpublic inspection still the writer
and friend were most politely received and
shown the principal rooms by the excellent la
dy of the house. The first room visited was
the library, which is the guest 'and naturally
the most interesting apartment. It is situated
in - one of the wings of the house, and was de
signed by Julia, the lamented daughter, espec
ially for her father's use and in its plan and ar
rangements does great credit to her taste and
AU It is lea as nearly - as possible as it was
at Mr. Webster's death—the great massive
writing table; the favorite . chair, the pictures,
and ornaments remain mementoes of other
days and vividly recall the great life with
which they were so intimately associated.--#
Most of the books have been removed from the
cases for sale, but they are supplied with arti-:
des of vertu and oruaments of great vuriety
and value, the collection of a life time. The
high vaulted walls are adorned with pictures
and busts, many of the former being family
portraits, the most conspicuous being one of
Mr. Webster, by Ilealy, painted at the time of
the signature of the Ashburton treaty, and an
other of Major Edward' Webster in the uni
form of the Massachnsetts Mexican Volunteers.
The staff :and, white felt hat are suspended in
thew accustomed place over the picture of their
former Ossessor.
Other r o oms , the music room, the dining and
morning rooms,l , the star chamber, and Mr.
Webster's room, in which he died, were shown
us, and the particular . features and' , souvenirs
pointed out. They are all preserved in, appear
ance as when the household lost its irmater and
the natioi its greatest intellect. In the dining
room many pictures of favorite cattle drawn
from life; hang on the walli4 while in others
miniatures of grandchildren and sketches of
Webster In rude home garb and white hat at
tract the Cye.•
From the window of the morning•room,
looking' tint upon the great elm, the final fare
well:wasj taken two or three days iletore his
death of the herd of 150 cattle, driven up for
their owner's last view. Mr. Webster had a
strong attachment fur his• cattle, and talked to
them and fondled them as though they were in
telligent twinge.
The miens have that home-like aspect in
keeping With the character of one "to the man
ner hom i t " who here sought relief from the'
carakd state and life, and ever yearned for the
New and pleasures of a beloved New England
home in Which he was restful. -
FPO! A LP. BASE-BALL CLUB.
Solomon said there was nothing new under
the sun, but had he lived to this date, he would
have been forced to acknowledge'that a female
base-ball club was something a little novel, to
say the least.
Springfiekl has a club of this kind, a regtilar
ly organized stockcompany, of which the-prat-
Went, Frank lily rs, ci , g., of the city, is ' the
originator. The , cluh consists of seventeen
members, and is ; called the "Blondes" and
"Brunettes."- The . members, I Jun, told, are
girls who have heed employed in venous pur
suits,i, at probably ! starvation prices, and kayo
adopted this profession as likely to prove more
lucrative. They are
; employed at'so much per
week, and the novelty of the perlbrmance is
expected to make up tor any lack of skill,while
undoubtedly, the crowds it will draw to wit
!less so strange a sight will proie must profita
ble to those interested.
A short time since: they had a public game
here. Their dress was precisely the same as
the male club, excepting that the pants were
tastened at • the knees.. The ."Blondes" were
dressed in blue with white facings, blue and
white striped stockings and jaunty bats. The
"Brunettes" wore white with blue facings, and
striped stockings and' hats to match their suite.
The field and bases were a little over half that
of the usual deld, the bases being only fifty
feet apart. ' •
The playing, they tell me, was not very good
the girls evidently being quite - excited at their
first public' appearance in 'so atnirike a "field,"
and, while it is granted that everything passed
off most decorously, - still there is something
in such an exhibition from which every modest
woman involuntarily shrieks. The evident
embarrassment which characterized their first
'Movements was the Inward-protest against tlos
violation of womanly delicacy.
• It is well known that woman's laber bi but
My rewarded ; the mere fict of her sex being
considered a sufficient license to grind her
down to • the lowest possible living prices no
difference how ;faithfully she performs her du
ties, nor. how greakther abilities. This is forc
ing them into the avenues of labor from which
they really shrink, but stern necessity gives
them no choice. I do not doubt but what in t.
tho heart or every one of than:. girls a tierce
battle was fought between actual want and
maidenly disgust ere they entered up this life.
They may !Mute a reckless, indifferent air,
but this "silent protest" la being entered all the
time. 'Still we cannot bid them starve, nor say
"God speed." 'Vire only wish that the same, in
genuity which devised this plan could have
pointed out to them some other way, so that
when old and wrinkled, they are surrounded
by young and . innocent faces, they could refer
to their . early life „struggles without a blush
tinging their withered cheeks.
Tbey have' . already started npou a tour
thmrigh' the Eitstern elites), sod expett to visit
Louisville among the others: They will give
challenges and accept them (nou other
They will probably be gone the entire. winter.
4 VERY OLD COUPLE.
The Paris corresponden t' of 'the London
aandard writei set followi: "Ainong our lat-
Sat arrivals in Paris. are two pawns who,de,
serve to be mentioned, as something quite out
of the run of ordinary visitors to the French
capital. They are both centenarianamd what
is rarer, they are husband and wife. Tbulr
names are 1410110 w and Marne Witte. The
hum is said to job 101 years of age and the wo
.
man AO5 yeast They live in, the South and
have *pm to Paris on a cheap exemilon teriin. '
Monsieur %Hue Is an old Buldier of the First
Empire, and while •visiting , the Mae of the '
Tullerps delighted his.wile by pointing out the
spotwhera he mounted , guard under the Con- ;
nista) of Bonaparte. Both • those wares
centenarian enjoy excellent health. Their eye
sight le good, their- memory • almost unialling e,
and their lep as strong as am be expected 1 4ti i
der such a helm weight of OW*
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