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Busincots
J. 11.110L1LE8,
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{Wholesale ind Retail Dealer. .in Provisions and Pandly
Groseriee; Dryßoods, Boots, Shoes Nate, Cops; Nails,
: Woulteeliptions, &o, '&e. Store. One, door, west of the
Astor R ouse . ' . Tenni; Cash. , ' . '. •' .
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Prenting...the'lrpllte '.Bqtmee., :Olean . , N. T. ',Texas M
- IRILI-na;•Riakletme.' The Robes Bongo is entirely. new
. • lad bailkaf.lirlek, - and is fatlished lif modern style.'
'• The' propefeloi Hectors himself: that ' his isconinstola- •
lions are' et stliMmied by
. rmy . tiotel' in •Woitern.lisve
• York: • Ciirfikee -inn to end. from, tha 'Zie3v York 'OB.
.'. Erie Ban Road.;' - .:: -.....'.- : • .. -:.. , - . 38-tf.
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11YRON l!Mnl?f,,
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.Arroinat'Aii .14w; Einuitbpcirt, M'Konn County: PC,
Agent Ed' liessit: Heating & Co'a Lands Attends'
especially to the Collection • fit Claims; • Easininationof
•. Land Titlee; , PaYment'er-Taxes.• and all business iela
-::41% to Real Estate. (Ellie In . 'Hamlin Bleak. - •
GREET!! HOTEL
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D. A. - Whiorrr,'Projirieror,—ht KinrUa. 'Warren co u n t y
Ps. , ,We Table will be -041101144 with, -the,..beet the -
'country affor4Nand be spare no palml aceOtpodatimg
. .
. , • ...
. E. aour) Rogzits,
Atte - racy and t ;Law, will attend to ilia col
• 1 action of ftlaitos , conatain Countle..- I. Pot
;Aar, WlLean, Elk, Jefferson, cod .olearkeld. 0
timetlipCrt,'WHea • ,ctounty .• •
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' .... , • 11..BOUGHTON: ELDFIVi v : •" • •
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Attorney and Counsellor at %Last,: Sinetboort.; ISPltean
' • Conner,. Pa, Business. entidated to Me oarerfor eke
counties of fil. , X.eani'Potteeand 1111t•will bOpromietly
attended tro•••• Office is the Honee,, seeonet.door,
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.;-•• • DB. - .
phyacian- and.Bargeo4',..emethPert,.:ri,. will•attelid to
professional calls arlOL•ptemptiteee., • Office in Brirt- •
well• Block, secoad'flectit. •.; • .-•, • • • .•'
N.; O. BUTLER' & co,
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Wholesale and Ren,l- Dealer's 'in -Eliapie tuid :Sauey .Dry
.-: Goodef Carpeting; Beady Made Clothiak,;and (lona tal
• --Foinishing Gooda,.flooto and sttenia, Wall ... and Window
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Paper, Looking tilasaea &c:. At Olean; N, Y.
11 X 1 INETT HOUSE,
Satethp . ort,.BlPßean. Ileaarsrr,,Prolxrle
tor--oppaeite the Otourt HOODe; A neir; large, corn
• , modloue;and Weltairplatiect house:
.
JOHR C. BACKU
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.rt
' Mkt?. tfu t tit= li ruttrnM,4 n e l t t ft P ;roieuslo elute.
'counties of 111.11eaRi,Petteiand Kik, :Office over
& Bref,here' Store:
ASTOR:HOIISE, -
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1. Liloistas,..oroprietor, Sthethtiort;Kean Co., Pa.
Stagg £o and from thia place 'atop hero. Good .accom
idodattotle and reasonable 1 •
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8. B. SAETWELL,
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Genpx'ar Dealer in. Dry. Dooda,. Dr Oceriee,'" Ciockary
' P . oady-BiadA.Olothinai,Boota and Shoes; Hats and'Olps
'• •
&c., opposite the, Court House; Stnethpcir Pa.
.
.''', '. • . .. GIDEON..IROIIB - •. ...... '
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Dealer in Dry 'Goode; Grocaries,.-Pork, , Tionr, Salt;itian
.Readj.-ifade Olgthing,,Boota and Shoes,' &tot* In Ea.-
• to'n'a old atandd3methport pa. eanaral patent' 4edi-•
IL&CPMY H OUSE;.
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Parser of S ocon d and Liberty arrests . / • Warren.,• Pa, 'lt
BAABilli,•Proptietoi.: Travelers. will bpd good ac
commodatleas and reasonablacharges. . •
E. S. •MASON,
. . .. , . .
• Dealer in 'Strives, ifn Warn; ia4anatt Were,' io,, li.est,
.. aide of: the 'Pablio.Anore, Broethport, Pa. Custom.
;.wort done .to order. on the :ehortegit.notion, enein - the
.c. ~ wit eubstantial.menner... - . " . -: .. ' ' '' -' : -
W. S. BBONiRnM4Ti,
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Deider In Dry' Goods,' Groceries, Grecliery, ' , Hardware
Boots, SboeSellate, OaCs, die
Haat , Bide of 'the Public Aguayo, Smethrort,' Ps:
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puler 'in ProidelotienndTatnily . °rogation genera*, tit
.laool3 .:Valley, .111 , kearr 09..,'.:Pa. :•Greini' Lumber,
' ilfilmtles, &o.:, taken in :axohattge for Goods. :Iratent
• Medicines for aala.... -., .- ' .. ." • "*. • • • -•
mitt=vs nom,"
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lilne ..
1. LA:riAlliti...krOptibtar,-.4lliighprY Bridge,' all
0.0, ,'i's:. Thu bode./ is situated about nine tulles from
iltm
' etbport . on the ; ;bad to Olean t and will be fouud'a
convenient stopping-plane.:.._ .. • . -. '
•
• •• " : : EMPORIUM. HOUSE,
•shippin t .mirmpto..; Xinsucani ProPrldf or;
.A.. commodious and well furnishad - touse... Strangars
. and t,Cayelers ink find. good accOnrmidatious.'
.FMCIU4{! VALL E Y goTg,,
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.By 7..GOODiVrIC . 'This Bonito le eitunted'abont five m ile s
. , from Othethiort on the remit:lolopm. • • Bleaeure puttee
, ..and qoeis emibe accommodated on the shortest *oticei•
• • •
• •win atez,v,irelr Hovg., • •
lifpuCiropeieior.. This house is situated hell
•wilyhotw, eulialethportund,Olean., . If you want telloOd.,
dinner this is. theldses to stop. —— • . *.
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°HORD'S C9RWIN, ', , .' : . ... •.. •
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'prOprletof or. the °tilt '14111,y at 'lrdeohttnlaaburg id'o
...ireas Ointilty Pa. .I?lbut.: Bilial;.atiff.Beed, omuitotljr.
:. on haiikatalforiitie,ll s laike arid /Mini' iluantliffit. . .
. . .- - • ....RAILROA DR .
OO SE
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VtattaeSigrasTan• Poprietor, Norwich; ...„- . , •
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di can Co.
Pa'. - - GOcd 'AcChtxmodatiocecanhahad there t al .
.
Ra ALVEGANY HOUSE,
• •
WILLIAM 114.iIRLL Proprietor, at.Porl Allegany, Ate
'Aeon Oounty Rs. , Thlallotel le 'gloated at the. Juno.
.tlon of the Ennetbportand Allegany )oadei nine
ntlles mint of Smetbport; . •• •r:
.p4Aptpi,t,pi::' , ..4o:p;,
NOR IDE OF TUE In!IILIC . SQVATIt)
PX'adfOr M'Kean
Ti'E.nridireignadbavhig.iirchased the above,
prepartnie now prepared to 'entertain the
traveling . Community . nn d , resident boarders on
reasonable terms. It hii constant aim
tobave :his, • . . ; '
• TABLV, ..N i vE,Lts turirx,T4D..
with the bestthe country'afferde.... •
A 'Well Veitalated and Capiciik Barn "and .Ntl64
ere conn'acted'With the premiles',and a
,carefuf
healer will always be to, waiting. ' -A: •
A • Thi:intlereigned hopes;•bi'prompt_ attention
ao the wants of hie, gueete to merit the initren
Oftlie• public. : ' •
', .:A :' .~:. :f.:
c‘Buzz—t!uit.titizz-L:buzli"
"Indeed I. cannot stand this:: • You'll 'drive
me . gnite crazy' with your buiz, huiz;buinhig.
I nd will. have.oilenee. I find that'plain;
pleasant persuasion PO ON I shall , be
forced to resort to' a, Wither:method; Di_o*,lis 7
ten one„and all,' while I, assure you that , the
firof .sehotar r ii
or young;.
young`gentleman of lady, w se! .
Whtsperiili.ithout 'have, win rerdiet" •
• The teacher, - Mr. Arthui.Stone; closed .his
bearded -lipsfirrnly; antrglancCd abotilthe old
fashionedsphOol room, with a le'terrnined ex
pressio n, as • he ceased, speaking.. 1-16 - ividentli, ,
meant jut what he.had. : sai(l,-meriat the
face of 'the stout, stalwart yOUng gentleman,
and pretti,.*itching, hiight,..cy . ed girls arOund .
him. FOra.momeat there.was a dead silence
among nil white:every aye..was•firred Upon the
hindiathe; Yesolute • face of the teacher.' But
. . ...„
in - the'little crowd of eager ; u p - turned facei,
there was. hut one on: which : hie: eye sought' in
ttitivelyrdrawn,,as • it. ware,•.by.stime strange,
mesmeric' OWer. , One:face; and one . 'it'''thiit
moment Which 'wee it•pretty pictUre.of Pikuant
beauty, • With:its saucy, inquisitiie bluer eyes,.
which met hisown .fully and ..ilaringly; . +-its
Strawberry red mouth, pursed' up, by•the: most
provoking end daring, of smiles, that seid it es
'plainly*. as words could :haye •• said it. .crY-cur
won't fetule•ezii,' Arthur. Stone, if I _whisper
ever ' . : •
• •
A sidden'flash anger'redened.tip into lhe
cheeks . Of •the.young man, andlshot from the
depths of his.fine
.gray: eyes., as he,,sitid deter
minetlly; answer to the smile of the red
Moutbrand blue eyes, ;and the toss of the dainty,
bead=c6l repeat Iti I will , ferule the Ilrstsehol 7 .
at whom I: ee whiapering•withotxt leave!" . : .
. .
This time there w.ao no mistaking it; -.there
was a perceptible, motion of Anna Havvkes'
pretty head; an unmistakahle light her eyes,
and a' whole . unbroken sentence„wreathed about .
the curve.tif: iips, is she turned . carelessly
to her Ili:tics— "You can. ferule me, it ; you
choose," she said. mutely, not believing that , he
would venture tondo it.. ,
."And I 'certainly was the silent reply
of the young man, confident the while that she
would not allow him an opportunity of patting
his threat. in'. execution. • • But he *as ill. at
ease as he turned moddily to the arithmetic
rn
class from. which his attention had beeMdrawn
by .the neusual confusion. : Affair e had talon
a disagreeable turn, an unexpected course, and
Whatever he • might do, he could not better
thein. : There was but one way for him. He
must put a Stern-face oil.the matter.T.He muse
Maintain his dignity as a teacher, even if he
was obliged to tpinat aside'hisiown wishes and
inClinations: Anna Havykeit, pleasant .) , witch .
ini,•graeetul Anna r -the nee' bright star' plat'
threw so much `': ; light upon , his,' arduous`;
some 'duties;
,the wenn, 'hearted. girl had,
grown'. nearer- nednearer to. Min .its , the - 0;
11
wintry .days Went Icy; till' 'tin•:bad dared hope,
Silently but earnestly, that some time he might
he more tb her than anyone else in'the world,
even if She, if, She came between him
.and Pis
Auties; must be•Sacrifided, was a miser - Ale,
thought, and ho greeted it with'a `long," deep
drawn sigh;. • ' •,' ~ • -
' Not once during' that forenoon, - did hitt . .if en
tnrc:to. loektoWitids . Anna'a seat, or allow'
himself•lo.patiae• anywhere' n her 'vicinity; for
fe4 eayii,snight be greeted by,s provoking
whisper. Not once ;I sayi but T must
At A If&
.O.4RDEN'tkATIE. ,
.14and bac.l4'bewlilderlag.
•.•'•/.lre . plaied say Arians round ;t
rasa du; 'wilyynai:.paiki:trlcka,
War triadilnY . lloly.Onind. •..
E1,44 , 11•64—0n ;aikari yonr,addlc,
. 'Your apabided and your prate
Tou cannat antex In thlawalk;
I'vo - olnead my garden:gate. . ••
Stand back, ye thOuglitii of tradeend" pelf ) :
I have a refuge here 3. ••• : •
to ootamntlO,iiitti taYB9II; r • .
fa,oirt Of gear. : ', '
Tbeati : botrera are sacred to the patio ;• . ;
• •Of plihosoOta loge ..•
Within these, boundi no eiories 'rage •
• . live.ahnt my gar d en door. •••
en
Bilpid.baOk r i frivolity and Pow;
1t fia day of epritig; • ' , •
I want to see my. toins
And hear. the 61.ackbird'aing ;
w.loh, to prithedi. n,4llle'ireegy . •
And make , my pei,ohniretkiAgh, '
Keep to W e naneerLy; if you idedsc,
`;l?reehntiny gtrdenpte... .'•
,
* . tiava no roetnfor each as *oath, . • -•
Ity !tome is ithre . selet small; •
Let love'cottai'hereratid friectdahili true
iivtillienci *steams ;all ; '
. .
They will , cot . ,scernAtty h*hadd. staff,
• .Or criticise illy store;"':' '"''
Pass on—the *oat ie wlde eneagh ;,„
I'co abut ini•sartlen
Stand back; ye . pidape,'anctletile year . .
The libe ty.* feel •• "
Late a coat at. elboire hale , *.
•
Within ,theed,Piecizels *et me ro're, •.: • .
Nitlth . aature, tree froin'etate;. • • • • .
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Thera le io.tlneelin. the grove; ,
• . ii•a'shut ray, garderfgate..„, . •. -
What taiote contlanarglare and strife?
eiLanot always ellmbi ••• '
I would riot struggle all Joy life; ,
I need a breathing time. • •-* • :
l i aesO.o—Vv.a.eanetlfied tithe grounds -;. •
To frieedehlil, I dye :and lore;
Tipieeleimet.:COrai althialtheir boatide,
.• -
ettut.mylgarden door, .
FERIILING ANAA HAWKES
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SMiTHPORT MIKEWCOUNTY' PA., TRURStIAY; FV.B. 'lO `' XS
except the long daring Which kie•watiti
ed her pagerly;• as' . she 'befit over.' her slate,'
working but her algebraic problems, apparently
Ic•st to ev e rything. about ' :" her,'••••;Tvo Or three
,
times he started friini his sitit•to go , to, her ail
.sistance,.as shelcnit ber white broartperplex-.
• • ••
edly, • but a..itrange, neW•felling•,:•like , pride,
kept•him,back, tboirght he bad never seen
her lossk•lialf:eo pretty - loVeable• as then, as
she sat-there bending theughtfully over her,
hook, with one hantirtinnirigrapidly. unclog:lee.
fully over her slate., - Her dress of dark • Ciira
son cloth, with its:full sleeies confined .at the
wrists by black velvet:hands; .fastened high in
the neck, but in'anch a . ••'Marnier ',air to diaplaY
her full, white throat. Was strangelibecorning
to her. He hall 'never thought•of it before,;hut
therowas a certain refinement net taste that
was truly "pleasing. It ""was visible in: . every=
thing "she Wore : :-•the' dainty : :cambric
confined at the throat by a small,- cameo breast
pin; : the' knots black' vel ribbon fastened .
'ahout her •lafruiiant.brovrri . braider' the pellte'
black silk aaroii•; with its:liirdle•Of silk • cord;
and full large:, drooped.taiseis L aild the slender,
shining little kid "linots that peeped daringly
out from the:folds of her ample slcirt. - ;• 'ln ail:
his Wei' . 44thur Stone hod : never lookedupon a
face : or, figure so : Pleasant:Or...captivating.
elf he watched-her;she' !Maid. her eyes to
face... In a. moment the ..pretty. seriousness
.whickjiat rested SobecOntinglyon her i feattirSir
was . gone. ...kproiokingamile curled upon her`
ropy, mouth, an' Went . with• a sudden 'rush of
triumph oyer:fiei WholofaCe,.dilaiing her finely
'curvednostrils'. and sweeping .11fte a . - eunshine
over the blue. of: her : eyes; 'Making snef:.rare
'dimities about her , chin, is'one Might:have sup
pOsed . ta l;ye been fated..by the - - Cunning_ fore
finger of Cupid himself.
Arthur Stene was,vea o much
a mat; of:the t i^a :
know: much' •
him; mid * l St,
:„.
ger had * died fhead r
he. Said in a voice, the Coolnesti-Of ..*lll4l:sur
prised Mien '
he of any aseistattce
':‘ , None, sir; • thank yciu. I have-Anita con.
quered r iny exercisev•alene:toacy:'?
Foolish felicity!. The 'Very
.. tocil nese • of, hii
manner. betrayed t hesecret, which he strove to
•. •. •
'.'.There was -little need of . eoyertv
'
,there Was nothing In - eoneeel. • ".And; so was
that the. forenoon slißped .unpleasantly .away,
antfAhe afterpoon eanue : in its, stead.. The..tea.
eheris, ride far was a good, If Anna
HaWkes had not be • en Rresenf Mr. Stone wohld
'have counted it'a success, but. as it.. was,. he
was in, a constant tremor °fleet.. •• •••
A raised hind in-'the' neighborlinod of bet
scatand a . timid . application rot' 'assistance was
M,
et something like an
. :unraasonable
fiown.• In a hnrricil and nervous way ha'pro
ceeded to explain away' the'..diffictilty to the
timid applicant, anxious 'to be free froni such
dangerous surroundings. Just as. he WEISI cod
grattilating himself•.apoa hie success, and was
about turning away, ii; rapid whietered volley
of words , rattled past his eats., There Wall 110
avoiding it. He ltnew the source frOm whence
they : . came as well as did eyety' scholai that
heard them. He could not vase thoughticiely
The dread alartrilad come with such it sud 7
den distinctnees as to Surprise" him into an in-
Voluntary :.:start. Eye:7 pait'of: eyes 'was
turned:. inqnfringly'and curiously to his .face.
He was forced:into doing his duty.' The.heavy
beard about'his Month' was friendly. to . him
.thee, for it covered a suspicions :pallor': that
settled:there is he turned'about and rested his
eyes sternly uptin . the 'dashing, piquant face of
'Anna Hawkes:' 'S'EdWiti,Hie'plettire of inno
cence just theriWith'her brownlasheadrdoped,
low upon tier cheeks, the petit'', white
teeth crushid cruelly "...down upon the'crimson
. . • .
' tcMias fittivicis,:can ion,telk whir.
pared a Moment since?" • -
The white lids were thrown wide open, Fund.
the clear eye fixed frankly upon his own.
you•oblige me,.by steppingAbis way a
He led the wuy out in the floor.
""Yea,
She followed him ..prOmptly,. pausing - beside
the desk and restiMp one hand 'prettily uponits
. •
ter suppose you listened to roy'rtife this mor-
.4gYes, • , • •
e‘You uuderstooll'i4 too, doubtless?"
perfe y• ,
4(Unclerstanding it perfectly . then ; you have
been:pleased to break it. can,you' : name - my'
duty?" ;-
((It, does not admit of a • gelation. Ferhle
me, Sir." Sheehmakeneed• draiving a slehder
.gold ring froui 'her left hand...„ . "This handl!'
she asked, iuddenly, looking.dp in his:face."
'pllre. have 'plenty ot: HpVtes: ,do
not hurry," hestildieyailing het-question: • ”I
-have sometling saY :to
'lamed her , elbove.tipoh,,thO4,4lb . afidier.
binning , face upon her hand . , al . .shell be happy
to listen to you," shfi
sill trouble. you but a mom e nt, only . . to
•
say, that,,Tregrat triore'than.l aut ahle:ojar
prestrithet a splinter' Whimi I intim .
endeavored
„to Arent with PPi forum courtesy and reipect,:and .
in. WhoSe advancement : l bad felt klivelY
eat, should'.l4leilari9g4oisiiethplinor,.iticti'
utter contempt • Of, itiy lviehes; 'avOW a - . dis
regard.for me ae a teacher and a friend. Stich
a display-Is turplettaint onerfgh if a mire " child '
wilfully breaks the, rule Of scfioof,, when
instead; a-young' gentleman , or , :lady ite . fer for..
getti'himsor herself, it is'intensely I
assure you : that I deeply regret'. thier..".'
•
Anna, bowed' gracefully Strine..ceaaed
speaking".. Again her. White teeth were dented
in to her lip, while the litaltec r iretebled
'cloeti upon the deePi batting redef her cheeks
gekour 'hand, If You , • ':
'he little White, hand was reached forth as
icit were . to receive a caress instead of a blow::
So tenderly and trustingly upon, the,
broad hand of the 'teacher; hiinwardly,cnrited
hie s stars., ,called.himself; abrate, a 'tyrant,
A ' monster. He hid a mind,to geidoWncin,his
knees and prartor a big mouthed earthquake
to, come and awalleW,hirM, for a sudden 'flash of
lightning.(in . the winter time) to.'nuelthirn into
nonentity; :fora whiilwind to sweep him with
its raPidiushing wind fro'M Off the face of the
earth. .Strike that, ittle dimpled hand with a
• ,• • .• •• •
creel two-inch ruler Heled rather cover , aye,
blister it With.kisees, instead. •It . . trembled
Within his grasp,' and about the, mouth of the
owner. a little white.lino was , islanding the red:
nese of her lips. •sPora iiipment r he .thought
kneel befdre her, and aiikher'to give, the
pale priioner entirely to him... It:would he his
hand then, and no one could ; blame him (9r. not
wishing to injure hiiewn property, : A thought
struck him: 'He might strike his own . hind in- .
stead of Anna's. He ,could shield her, and take
the blow himself. Be was in a'mocd"for crack
,ing eiery•knuckle timt. ha ow.aed. : He raised
t . is , ruler: Anna' raised bet eyes •to,his face.
is lxed ,. determined expreesiottatartled her.
She would beer the Without "shrieking,
without starting, she, thought, but 9, she Would
hate' him,- hate him,' kitte as long as' she •
lived t • As thethciught,,paesod through, her .
rniri4 . e gay,' dashing rewn, y
pair of fine horses ''came rapidly 'up !is
. the.
sehooi. honse.doer...
• Lucky,lucky Mr. Steite, the rule fell berm
'lesslyOU the , fair' rosypalmof.Adne, and . he
ttypeds.toward ' the windoW; und . ex-
Claimed bUrriedlyr
. .
committee, Illisillawkes, You can
take youngest now; but remain to-night nag
school: Even for this interruption I should feel
justified in.,letting the nadir. 1)6 . 6.' 1 . • '
"The last committeeman upon. eariti,that I .
would care , to see," exclairned Mr.':gtone to
himself; as 116 boWed low before the pompous
yodng gentleman;knowb by,,tbe.6ognoineri of
Dr. ,Wesley 'Barker;who/raPped with. whip 1
,
upon the door,said young.. gentlemen being,
one of wealth and educetion. r . But the teacher
did , ntit care a Jig for hii':wealtb—he' did not
envy him—or inything
owir was quite:eilual to - what he Aid'
care.for was, that.Dr..Barket ( Wae a great itd. ,
mirer of :Anna 1 - 116srkes; and i n the present
state_of effairs:he did nOCcare about having ri
vals around. Evet:ything went^ 'along smooth:,
ly during 'school hour's; as, it 'aivveys did during,
the visits of the several 'eotiiinitl6es, but th 6
,
moment school dig:missed, Dr.
~Barker.
etelked across schooi-roolll.floor, and , up to .
Anna Hiivrkes l Mr. *one 'bit, his . `lips
with melon. 'His . rival made appearence.
quitan the nick .of., 'De despised meen .7
ness heartily, denmirieed it, hut new in spite
of himself, hit •etood and: listened eagerly • to
eatcii thc . few words that dropped from , Dr:
Brirkerrs and_Anne's. lips. , ".• •
t.; I'll 0,11c,:p1r....,i!0 . de "to ex.c4eiiie,'S:liti:hea'.rd.
...“*Which'i)f:courS he
barker.
ittatrf dot so;certain," was •the . smiling re
ply, tie she started towards his
hopeyou willpardon me for daringto ask,
such'a. thing, but Di.' Barker'wishes, me to
drive
. iVith,hitri his new sleigh, which
very anxious to do, and so I'd-like to be excus
ed feom remaining to-night . ta take foifefuling
promisirig to comb early to-therfow.inorning."'
Mr. Stone'. bowed and' said, "
.very
though the words altruist choked him. ke se
c retly.wished Dr, 13arker and,his :new sleigh
in Chin_ himself trim' froni the : ifocation'of
school teaching., 'lle thought athestmed mood- ,
ilyby his desk watching4nna ilawkes pin her
plaid - shawl closely about her throat, and tie
under - her chin the bluji ribbone of her'quilted
hood, preparatory to her drive with Dr. Barker
that he, was the most tniserahle. tpan in eitint;
pnce, and that he would pnrchattoa farm,. work
afaheirelling on the, railroadj; would do any.
thing, rather than tottah:,.dhather
had:engaged already to take:_ehtirge the . YII 7
Inge academy the;folloWing spr‘g;hint n nw•t i i )
rcsolvedlhat he menld 'not, do it=lie would
-
throw,ap the engagement •
ctlsicidoubtshe yttrY'brute;" 'he•
Said to himself, te'the.goreqUipago:vretifdatil
Ing (town street; ;Is liepu' "after nil, she:
has not meditated ; th'atruthlessattackupon hie'
dignity, ititylitk;iice;
of it, agarg?:thk,Aiiinlisiti.triore
46: f oiciamatitin. than anything,else. -*'et ha
hatt , not , giireiti her the slightest chance for, an,
explanation, .but.: like . the execationer, Who,
leved:,hii . et
the ,pindahun
OK 'lle .iii
Stone Al
hi;wourd )1 1
.. A, . fair- it
were theie
dreary.drip
Bar ker. : : - SI
thefiefirai
,lf. dam
...hi., ,, wee'
whicherei
return that.l. ate making. im (or a , • ....
nese to me-411 - the interest he bas taken', in
my . studies; bete in end andant Orseliebi: . ' d;'jt
he could but lc;iew the truth l '.' r ''' ' ".;',"
~ciThe truth'! " the. young girl atartied. herself
bythembrds. : And what wee thetruth I. , She.
huried her burning face ii n • her heeds ilea)*
asked herself the Atiestimic It, vitie.'tfihr. ' : She .
loved Attbur. Siatkr . ligiy*l44.ohettei,*an life
itself!. ~ A. trt,Otpaltf wentlrore her : linei le
the knowledge . .'softlY , settleCdpwkupoe2her
heart.. But Whet proof ` had' ihe'gkieri, iOin of
this
.1 ',What proof that she wee neiether Vien.
e 'raid, selfish; unwomanly thing 1, /fli;eif;.el!le
nenel • Like any ;:woman:; Wile iii,COOcious"of
her, rioWer; she 'gloried in fiefs .Oier:',Arther
Stone. , . But how e
was
. he tknoWthit it 'was
any but the' glory of a' ckle; heartlesi sprint ? .
rather • than .. !that of a. Strong; loving,. truei .
hearted woman, who 'makes heiiiewer . a,geld:.'
en Chain about.the heart of the-nian. eheldVas,
by which ehe 'draws him tenderly teivaideherl.
lioet,
.U, how wee he to know thief The
thought i'easltticinizing to ber. ,. r ' -7• . ..',..:...: .
She resolved at last to him in the morn;
ing and n 'entiferi her fault, humhling is . AWas..
He. should , knew, at least,:thit... she - held his'
feelings too *semi to' ' wound therri'wentonly !
But in the morning,she : Was:sick and.feverish,
!scarcely able telifther head. from' .. the Olio*,
She could not see:Arthur that;thiy,,. and so she
'must contentedly wait far the next: i:Against
ber. wishes, tor k Berker Wiesetrireoned,.whe
croaked . dubiously of i liver:that was` hanging,
about her. She-must be careful, be verrquief.
and follow hie ditectione, he said, and he'would°
Come agile:hi:the afteinoun . to learn, , ko* Ala
Was getting. , .
eloug.. *100 : Hi let he aftcrpoul,
but at on unlucky hour. , , Anna ' sit 'leaning
* .
back in the reeking cliair,hY t e'l ind,, , erileek.: .
Jfigcagerly en theltirei.t.', ' stibi 'i r : .
learnedly at'her ebiei.fio SA*, a rapt .04:alraili:,
through the whiteness Of-,her • chealti-anditi.
eager light ,break but . fro*. the ',clear hlueUf
her eyes: . 4 - rthur 'Stone Was . passing „by the
house; end viewing with a- scornful curl of :the'
. . . .
Hp the handeome 'equiPage of Dr. Barker. - He
did .not-look : beyebd it the paleface. heat so'
eagerly fewer& hint, but : turned hie eyes cold,
ty . away and : walked hatightily,downtheatreet;
while Anne' sink; sigh , into :the
softly euelitoned, chair. , ;
Next morning she refused, to retinia 'avw,i'y
,
from school apOther daY,'. Arthur,Stone would
say she was coWordly,•that abet faired.' fend
ing, that
_she aheented..: berieltiMissely,
.
cause of the:, misunderstandlng of. Toeiday'lf , .
iernoon, Which she Was toti guilty to face;,agein.
She would: go to • schcipl though she . drolipea
fainting or the way. She could, not rest until
her•mind was unburdened of this beery load.
So she went,. pale and ,'treinblirig.ataneaely
hour to ibe school house. - - ;
.... .
1
' “Hoter he - ecornaMe—'-hove he hate eR'• elle
thought s as Mr. Stone tpiletly raised le eye s
to.h'er kce,sand bowld a silent good • orrkint
as ehe entered the teoni, How 'conk! atte Aver
face that stern, cold gaze;•atid' make excoaes
for not keeping her appointment of the prey'.
"I was tool)L,to : crime o u t :yesterday„eltilp
ing,", she said, in trkitibling . ealee,„ . sicie
should not tiain broken any iwaratio...:: this'
Ripening do O• . well 1" • , , "" r• -
lft. Stone glattenil'ke'eklittite . 4Or tane..: The
,blanched eheeke . ,.anl white quivering lips ten-,
fied to fiiitli of wiiat"she /CC
‘ , Are you able to be here tio*O' naked,.
in, a tone , of voice That yed.rinpre Of tenderness
than aught else running through it.,
filla!dly. • You cab fer—ferule , and
.1
will go, horne.P she , said, while' her .:elieeks
ciinasone d With' elutne;
Stone . 1) 4 his.lips 6 4ek : a reply :
which•roseinvollintarili te•theni. Again'was
that tender, white" . hand before;.bia s waiting
,meekly tor ,its; punishment; now week:' and
ah'
trembling from ,. " illness . .Did e . n
brutei quite, eildently• from: bet action.
...ii4--X retrit that X ~icounderV yourtrelirig.
on Tueeday ) !' a, uO ha eitid, ratainitier;yarilnAa
li
face.. id am thotless, Ilopi,noi haarticia,
. .
ma . .,.,......
Will you pardon tu : ;. , The:questloriwap ask
ad in a tow {. : quivering 'vdito.l , halt chlrkid-wlth i
"Pardon`-void" ; : Mr.-.Stone, reireated the'
- •
words slowly, in. r
emphatic , taiigY
i‘ft lista° much isk?PiPt
tne—you.Could'ipt:refasti.lo yen. , knew— ", ,
(T ow,
, u t . miSerriblo
sift), iiere—he'reir
114.4 1 136 •', --'" '• .`p•
With a 4tlicki rallid :4 n o V.ettieht; the.
grisied,tho iittWrevoo l ';.:4ools,,',lo494P
stretched. to . ' him,'
again w ith fery6tiepasiticittatiktsiiii v "
4FOrgire yo u ,r.,.he
grew deep and finder , in'their eipresitian',.l.oo.,.
ll° At at **l lo4l AO Iffh , ' ,F. , -,,, *,
Anna' Hattliaa'`taltautel,4l l *•'' 401: 1 uPith** "
much , ,the 'eatlefrAiti',4t the •
sgbooi iit noti‘. -='' ) Lsr . : l4 7;
. v e"- 7 - ' ' ,)- il , 4. ~ . .iv, - 70.041' tgo , 'A.
--.1.---. . - -. - -7 - --1,„:::
,44`t
ROV7-Z) ell EfeJL---JA #l,
_,---.,,,, ~. . V.., 44' 'A • 0 "
,ILH. AL writ* loolept tit i Tooke," "
which Ind , •bealtfieftili"am A` lit 4! '
'la's* not Oita 4, 1 7•' - ,;ama'aut'. .! . 4 •.
with` a 'sore iltiolit;'Whici.;:htiF i iiiiti*O" ,
since, .Tbe molt. le, ,tetitietlim,te •• •
hit theololtiiel atarlimv itilf.plitviokki*it,,
der treatment, after tetfliddlte
'time:' . , , i-,,q , ..-.. ;*;,,, ''.o cr., i,ar,e,r....) , t, 44t,'
_ ~ '
H. w rites: I Went to,Astaiip misemprip
day on the top or an ica;bett;titiliene4tentle i
been well iiiilte:' Ma ,died lobak4:afteritoPliel
of conaumption': ,7,',',
,it, . 4' iy.,-- 1-,,L1!''.114. 0 , ,-k t ui
T. G. toot very 4444r4 4418 1; eetteeree
waslaborioas, bat, be bid iq ippoiatlp ~i intrto.
Pri'llabo and felt la' if 1 10 Moat '' 61 0 .46 He ' A..;
made'the
a ttem.', pt i niCtietitttrin,,.iae4ibiti .-
,
tendedwith ltek'ng Oilni4,tbil j 4O 14 . 4
lubieqielt'trhenmide' fraltl , itiOPll44:lofit
'
wall permenently dierbled. 5 4 'iiv*, .1 , -',, 'FY ,
A "m 4 eat min walkei' it t i t";\‘'
and, perspirinifreely,'Matild'Ain itialitkaat a -
tat n e xt t°*i* d i *heer,*l 4 ''',il' l l 6 ;!* 4 l_, ~
tome fresh alt-for. boult.'-'loqicgot + wow
Allied. and mil ill l'" , thraewt4 4 ""L"'''''
„ 4) '
H. P. jot• up ' at night **4-111444thf window
to took at a 'burning imolai the ttelCerr l o 1t
,ArUni
in on the unprotected body, just trod. ririti
bed. A twelve months' inners •reeltiteki*
. " „. , , . ~. , _• ~ r , ~ ,, „ 4„
drop*. , ...... ,
A strong, heart) M in Caine In Ali' ItstitTatiti*
day, i m di Lel t briffbli *4114 . 111 . 10(Ild
end eat la the open window, legit,* out vim
be fif I g 'ten' over' *bleb' lisi'dereit
btaollea celtie to ';tin : ; hien, `.fleftte Ite'fdlt
%Ware of it,• hewer chillekVarettitchadrieltlll
billimotioll of tbe Iltnide'e and ti/ed leithl* *
week. ' '''' ' ''''' C 'A i '
~
„', 4::..6.
ReM ll ,ahil et reek ter hetßebtF ol Po 's ?.•
In raw, "Id, damp weetheei' te'etteltiihtie;itili
three man out ef roue by hrieltieif'-weelga*
tt” et the Inete , ; lunt fever+ ,o inSmet lol er
the'lehge. Clergymen and lint:yet•o - ife;
rifice theirlieee bY OPekitieli* . 1 . 4 fm,' 1 0°04
the hody Jibiliteted by the, siert ! I S,* eltiti ipf
a itate'ar fla"Pir.akisaii o4 4 'll o l 4k*itid l:,
up 1 And Oho buakty;litelo4sa ihrOrifillatiii A
bad,' and; thintf ISe out 1 0 0 4* 0 , , to .
ride or *alb lonoe-7104 *, ,,41 1 1 .0 1 - 640 ' PI
bloom of 'health end 16 " 111.4,40 0 4 L ' 40, i' 34 ,
know_theart little thing, th i lt.tii t y licoarkli ,
who beeltate tit' give i' - deller 11 Yee l llo 4
4.4 h
of. 6
tba know/041S , 0 1141 0 m ift« 4 sliiii 4 011 -
and far Want of it daily liset...44Pei*feareitu
of 110414. ' .:, " ' '' 4 CY:? %'s ' 4 '' 4 '
^ TN;litaNatirr 11164111 141 11114 1 *4414.
The Prinufliat tolgall of convolution at i Cat .
ta, ta the discdt , ery`Of theligheittileilie ,
In tbiiwarlii. ' AtlltiOrteitlng Of the'atliette
Soefety ofSengif in the 00rot Atlipsti if, .
Thtinuer announced thatNal;Watti * MI,:
General df India, ha#``comiletee hie eetSyntiat
tied' of the poettione''OOd ' alee4tleikerMif
I Peake of tha MatalaYa,a* ll* 4 * 1 4, li t it .
depose the trioaktalit , i l o*' ' til#4,*
throne us She hiebaarStat ‘4
fIS IY. .. :
ati l
faqe. ',That Atttiactjaileliara 10ft, a
tax peak' 1001 williallitidt,lf. Ohl '' ' a
between that alautitaki milt LA** ... ~_11*,,,„,
peak is iieertailie4tto be2ooflet '1111474t,.. We : ,
lea **p in Maio* ' Woo,toi'X, ,eikikill*
Dewatagikirkliellicsubsi4'ibigh, Alt wilios 6
5a014 12 persist in 0 41 4 thigetift' - ' Feilititedi
in the'ltenwo world la OULP"illltfts4o, 42 "Th•
mountain has oo'name . ilitilifrOittelliielviliiefi
men, aild , C0 10 " 1 . WOW k ~ittiteere' tie
tared, to 4411014111,K out..loyereet,” after',
former a etv'eM ORPkgi lr '''''" ';',:..1