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ME 8l 801116IPSIN - IN A6II*I iii1)1 011 0 10 s4(f o r 7, 64 /1 " RATES 'OIL ADVERTISING, TO LINEA 07 gIITION OA LIBB, ltAlt3 ON fiquAßs 1113.181,ns I 4 biz I 81Ioa I elltos 11 Ir Hoare.... I $l,OO I $2.00 I $2,00 I $5,00 - 1 $7,00 I $t2.00 aquares . 1 2, , 00 1 . 1 . 1,00 I .4,00 I 8,00 1 12,00 I_lB,oo .10,001'16p IT,OO 22:0'2 WOO 000 Ora() • r ..' o ‘ 'PP! ", 1 .1 -Pa 69,09 1,0^... ea- Special Notices IS cents per line; Bditor al or Local 20 cents per line. - - - Transient &treat - Win Mar be paid for in advance. RR/quadri Blanks, Constable Blanks. Deeds, Judg ment Netts, Marriage Certificates, ke., On band. • BUSINESS CARDS. _ , Tau Gelder & Book;' , Plaln end Barmy Job Printers. All work, promptly and neatly exemated.--Jan..1,1470,. 'Mitsui A: Stone. - Attorney and Counselor at Law, first door above Converse,42 Pageod'a store,,on plain strpet.- Vilellaboio; June 22,1870' • •* Smith & Merrick, Attorneys , Counselors at T.Aaw. Inittrattee, Bounty and Pension Agency, Ofiloe,on, Molls Street, Welleboro Pa, opposite lop: Bleak. Jar). 1. 1870. W. li. SMITH. , MannroK• - Seeley, C-ontes & Co. BANKERS, Knoxville, Tiogs, County,' Pi.— Receive money , on • doposit, disoonnt,notee,, and tell drafte on New York City. Colleot lone pOraptly 14.18139-170 Jno. Adams Attorney andoduneelor Manet)eld, Tloga county, • Pa. Oolleations promptly attended to, Jan. 4., ,187(/. • lno. I. iltollelh Attorney and Coitus°lor at Law, Ctaitn, and In surance-Agent: .0111oe over Krheo' Drug, Store,, 'adjoining Agitattir Office, Jan. 1, 1970. Wilsoix 86 Niles Attorneys, and Counselors at Law. Will itttend. promptly to business entrusted to their oareln the ounties at Tioga. and. Putter. 91114 e on the Avonue. Jan. 1, 1870. 8. P. Wrier.] John - W. Guernsey, Attorney and Counsolor at Laic: All business entrust- to him will be promptly attended to. Office 2d • oor south of liaslotes Butel, Tiogn, Tloga (Yo .ty, Pa. Jan. 1, 1870. - Wm. B. Smith, Pension, Bounty and Insurance Agent. Com munisations sent to the above.addrese will re• solve prompt attention. Terms moderato, Knoxville, 1, 1870. Soywotur & Horton, Attorneys and Counselors 'at law Voila - All business entrusted to tholr oaro w ill jeculve prompt attention. tl. 11.1isYstourt T 4 Teibol . Wholesale Druggists, and* aoalers Wail Paper, Kerosene tamps !Window - “lass, Perfumery, Paints, Oils, ay.:eq.—Corning, N. Y. Jan.'l '7O. D. Bacon ) M. 11., l'hysleiaa and Surgeon. Will attend promptly to all calla. Office on Crofton 'Street, in rear of the Meat ;Market, Wellebero.—Jan. 1, 1870. • A. N. Dightun, fl. D., Homoeopathist, Office at hie Residence on the Avenue.—Jan. 1, 1870. Giokge Wagur, fatior. 1:,31t0p first door north of Robet til ,is Bail ey'a ifardwaro Eltoro, Cutting, Fitting and Ro pairing.dono promptly and well.—Jan. I, 1870. ----- It. E. Onley, Dealer in decks and Jewelry, Silver and Plated Wtrfo , , Speotaoles, Violin Strings, &a. Watch es i ndfUtirralry neatly iapaired. engraving don is pain English and Gorman.—Manafiold, Pa. Jan. 1, 040. Petrokiinn House, wesitiold, Pa., Geo. °Loan, Preprietar. A now Hotel oondue,ted on the priiktiple of live and let live, for tlio=aecommodafion of the public!. Jan. 1, UM • ' ilazleWEi . llot4, • Tioga, Tioga ounty,Ts; ~(Iquiratabling attach ed, and an- ltontive hostler always in attend ' moo. 0 .W. Hallett; Prop'r.—Jnn. 1, 1870. ----- AMPS HOtely - Wettekeld Borough, Tioga Co , Pa. g. 6. Proprietor, A new and commodious building with ail the moderit improveuients. Within easy drive of the best., bunting and' fishing Wooed' in Northern Peun'ai Oonveyrinces furnished. grorrn, moderate.--Jan;:,10.870. Smith's Rotel, • • Lop, Pa., E. M. Smith, Proprietor. - ;rouse in; good condition toacouirtmodate tho traveling' public in a superior manner.--Jan. 1, 1870. Farmers' Hotel. 13. MONROE, „Proprietor. This hunde, fortuerly, occupied by E. Fellows, is colncitibtod' on tem perance principles. Every accommodation for con and beast. Chargesrearntnable. ; - March 30, 1870.-tf. 1 . Unin Hotel. Wm. 11. Van Horn, Proprietor, WeHaber°, Pa. , This house Is foloasalatly.looated, and has a 1 the conveniences for rnan and beast. ChArgekt tnederatc,—May 4, 1870-Iy. 1 1w3E3C30 m..M. BEAM PROPRIETOR. . , • IIEgE dolicious'lce .Cream, rrench ' TY lectionary, ail kinds of fruits in the' lesion, a nice dish of Tea, Coffee, or Chocolate, and Oystorii in their season--!ean t be had. at all hours, served in the beet style. Next door ' tort Roherts ds Bailey's Hardwire Store, Main Street. - - • -L Wolisborii, San: 1,1870. • • • - ' ~. ~ BACON 84 BAILEY, i - DiIit.LERS IN Drugs, Medicinetb Chemic a ls, GLASS, GLASS, UTTY, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, DYE TUFFS. Alcohol„'Pare Wines and Liquors; io': • - Medical Purposes. ,', -. 1 P/1"Zell. Soapa, Brushes, toilet Artie:ea., cka, 4 'lll).7llclana' prescriptions oomflou &Riot Mt hatitti ..; i 7 BLWEIBURO, PA ! t 2111 i, 20,_1870. y , • } . , . , . , --....-- • ; i VIII - PAPER • 1 ( • . 1 A L T cOiX, At ' : :• .. -J 03'8 P. It. NV ILLIAMS 1 , Farin for Safe. NVITIIIN Oise mile of Welleboro, containing fifty rioter, abOut forty improved, with- a good framelionte and barn, an apple' crhirdi Containing about one hundred bearing tree's, and' other fruit.trees thereon. ri well watered. For futher parttoulare, ongnire of , . i . SSIITIt a., Aug 10,'70 tf O f f Wellsboro; Pi; - FOR SALE. TRH Store, Dwelling Homo and premises Bloesburg, Tioga county, Pa., formerly oc, maple(' by Nast lb Auerbach, Ii _the most busi nese part of the town, are offered for Bate much below their value. Fo;prlce, terms, &o. confer with M. P. Elliott, Esq., of Wellsboro or the Subscriber, C. B. SEYMO Aug. 17', 1880.4 L Tim, Pa. ! ,'• iNw - • = , . 11. ,Nr - Tobideo $ , o. " " T"' Obsoribnilinii . niiid tip, Ofe'",tztielesltitit door 'eait Tlioditte*tki, lAN dll . ioadi "sorg Per the mtkilufttetetre nef, sale of —' .• ' O,IOA.R;Man yrafiCa), FancyanilVanivion glifOliTATOTlTOßACCO,lffchiianFiriiitlit ; !CHEWING, and all A iiscfrlf . 1 PL (f 0 Vaek6qld, PIPO . .i f : c Di ' t , . „cot Brand C ..41,i -- - ~,1.. ,;, -,' C a ll ; • ,l i ' ; --•-• - ,i - :': -''',l` ggi- and see for yourselyee.'; .1..-" i -t 1\ •.,,, ; 1 , ,A . Jo rirtly,* 141.1tSaik. 11Vellsboro, Jan. 1, 18110—tf. 4 i 1,',11:::; - i.'„,. , ;, 1 1. ; i il . ~ ,n,4 .: ~;, fr:1 ... ,: . .:' . : , : , , 4 ' -'' '' riveufr- , fanntry.,-4.,„ ze ; d i o Iki;;4 ') TE: 7 'n, t, t u a rl rg itt e n d e . a h r a t i: e tt i re itsi d Vit o : and ismow prepared tetprn ;#74ttit'fi . #,;?'_,is,44) , otiflaido,lnd 'harnessloathpr„nabb - kblk..*V** nor. Hides tanned on shareAkSrailit444i. 'hides. MART,T i AL A. D Iltir. , I Wellsbolo, Jan. 1,1870. 1 , ~ .... ,i i i Li tilrir rtzat 1 ~,i„2 1 0,00 V: splisboro, - f }4. 4 l'•!1:4 c -,''' . ; 1: i 3. BUR GIN , avonle f ili lay to a — ct izens of 4 , WellSboro• and )"vioinity •thtifPbe is pro -111'"d. t 9i P ß i lf r ; Ir 14 ;1 1 2e.t .- ..71{ 1 '-' 67 1 It+ToTT" 1 , BREAp prEp AND CAKES oatthe bait , qnaltty..iv-Wo'also:serve.maitts , ovd tf I bio - CREAM to !hour , -who *fish. ,AlalLitt tlio 01 , Stsvone stand. • J. J. BERGIN,i:: I -Jdd • '8 4870-15 •, , 'l , w; !:, , il.-.. • • .1r : -s: ci • . . . %T. ~ I.{ 1 i.: ; • - 41:1 1.111„1 , i.r; 4, I.i ~:.; , 42.,,q 114 4 GA:-.131111.47'-'STputt,4ll , .. is- :. I,...dr,,paris,,Dsug....d..ll.„dialp.G. ! , i ~. CketrAioN pkißte, sti,(l, ,9114 t 4mge ll ‘ _ „..§tAtionary,-Y;rl4l-blittjypty 4. : ~.( I.Patoi.treenorm i PQAPARP.LetiIt.f 430),IPQ1.1.11D1113. " ' -11;10jbit bEiit'! - Tioga, Jan.l, 1870.771 y 1870. T. B. 13 TON E, • --:-• ',. .4.:1;;; " Nt • (formerly 18,. 0: Wiokbane - Ilikiery ! •- _ • . A T' lIIS NURSERY - 01" FRUIT . ..1 . 1:ED'11154- ..a..•EAMENTAL TREES, I.E . TIOCiA - :.—.::4 6() 000 Apiile.Trefigif-:,i',l - y , .. L •- 11:0,000;.rear :, Tr.gpsik j , , . ry A goad supply of -PLII'M; yai;ol4,rjblitla and OREM& ENTAL. TABES,„4B.4I. 7 4OrEXES 1 The Fruit traria, are !ootainandir r o:clothed iarieties, go od, Ihealtliii, , iisSOSVOT their? large and 1 in bearing. An one wiiddiikitoza7.lsnpply irill do wall to,c 11 and son • myjkoell.-101/o*o+l4- abasing elaaarli ii jrAir'J2eliv..eredat' Wellsboro,,ga 611 old, Lawronooyille and Bliisei- burg, fraa of.ol fte. Aydr.deirspliAlled. ' Address; , • ,, PTP . # ‘BTOEBit i Tioga, Pa; Tloga; Dec. 8, 1889.--T”-- [J. B. Nium ; ' ": ollAS "' ' 'Fl iNli 'l'klllllBll - lig , ''." . ,3 =,7; .c:r. -.:i.4,..i.i - rr thiaTtintot_;.tit ?:;,4 J. C. MOUTON. 1 lI! 1 .94 1 :, 1 ,.A X 87 61 3, 11-. i at ,*,,t;',P)PIAS,A.• - • Hotisi ASTai , .l f AGOOD Donee and .barn; L.aoros e *within ~ ten, rainntesv..troDo,ollbo Coutt:House,Wellabbro,l„s offo , edfordm quire 61 John I. MitohoWlPeq..iWOlaboro-4 J,an. 25, 18. ri A NSFIELD _ lIIINEIAC' 11''iliiNT., Starch IR, 1870-If HOWARD SANITARY AID AS . • For`the Relief a id taroit;l ate I . ,GSSATS ON THE ERIIOIIB OF YOUTII, and the Fol flee of Ago, in relation to Manataoiand SOCUL EVILe with Mutter* aldioi ttionftlltieds- , Lioni•froo, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATICN, May 4,1870-Iy. Box P. Philadelphia, Pa. Wholesale' n ,et 41 1 •I ;/. DRUG STORE !: LOTS SPRING GOODS THE subsjrlbur will keep on nand at all tinleel a full stock of • - ' h tiGS •1 1. • •. Patent Medicines, f t , .kiavoring Extracts, folumery, Herosene Lamps, Wicks, Dye Colors, White Wash Lime and Brushes, Varnish and :0 Hair and Tooth Brushes, ~ a full stock o • Yankee Notions; also a complete as yy - sartmant of illotnfrAwirOthi,e, Nieflicines, (*<i ::.1,114 Pure Wines and Liquors., ' f :, .:- • t 115:: )'' f' g 0 (..s, .4, --,-._ - Buyers aro requested - iii - e4ll awl examine priJ , I cos before purelimling elgewbere. "-----... 4 Apr.,..20,• I )370• fr> W• C. q ' • - CORNING JEWELRY STORE! gIA A. D. DUDLEY, Watchmaker and Jeweler. A largo aaaortment of WATCHES JPW ELRYti - SUN PLAT.B,/ 1 W AtlVe 0 OD / S: Bnitraaingdone in any styles // Cornicig, 1Jea..16,18i19. A. D. PUD,LEY, ly. No,lo , Altirket 811 J. STICKLIN, `and Furniture Dealer. Q ALE ROOM and FACTORY opp'osite Darter 0 Wagon Shop Maio Street, vhere,he is proj pared to fusilier: cabir!ei. lerie, of any kind td those in walla; td lefaotionguaran;, Orderspcomptly filled and +3 atiefat. teed. Fancy Turning done to order: t- Wellaboro, Jan. 1,1870. J. STICKLIN. '0 H. arr s POWDERS;. .1 P A CELFAB • for sale by - • Yob. 3 1170. •• P.R. WILLIAMS 4 00. - c? FOR 'BALE, PAINTS;'' Farr VAE , by onYrlnclples of Chl italau Plillanthrow; By W. C. KRESS. PAINTS, OILS, Sash Brushes, Window lss all sizes, Varnish of all kinds, Fanci Soaps, Hair Oils, O" and a full:stock of V ern yong & ,I;:inn t iATTORNEYS-AT-LA.WI I Aug. 4,1884-Iy. 1 JEWELRY STOltiEf I WEi 3 Y.tt.x.l t ..:giraoTa eapite, x. ANDREW FOLEY, ' 1 4i" •"•• who has long been °stab /, /\'z , 1/11 limbed In the Jewelry bus'. Icn 0 „ C nose In Wellsboro, haa—ak f 57 C way on sale, various IS bb.„_ --- ---- kinds and prices of i I A,ss E lii I tti lii i , t, ?OLD OR SILVER CLO_ KS, JEWEL ,P RY,CI 0 L D GIVAINSI /RP el Isti3Bo i PINS, ENCILS, CASt , G OLD ,& 111 3 , w00 ',41 ItLi.trtateilitt.sl(. w•acin ! STEEL PENS, si c /THIMBLES, r- 4 , d1 ; SPOONS, RAZ RS, PLA- 1 TED 'Cleticill:Mk -f -4 1 ... '' t I i r..t., , - .)lslpatiq.F. 14(If tll6 7 -tii i . t !, 017 veiNt s ki 13E4 , 61 . 6 i it if t r i Ilr` 4 -"zdow,4, Nvitts9P, ".„ i , ~I , iSo f a4 nr . , ;,tri r , 1o! 1 zos Gib a? ~, ir If .• 7: d 2111 404 , 46; 11 Gite.th rill , ^A' fit ) t Milli INIIIII 1870. • n; With most other articles 'usually kept in such establishicsvnt„which is sold to ,tor, 72%3 01:isVu.a. aos Of•lttilt ,log 1 .510 CO V AN. !Ifl Alt.ti ill ii ; 0 11 1 . 1 •:-1;'; !.6 :rvivl;:- ,':-..' .vicA' i Repairing r iquqnP.P44/ pfl tivfmplin 31k0- 94 - phort NtAVIFIb:*.J.Te.'m Ltavo, ??%! tk .A . ;'•FOriEITV S ' January b, 1870-Iy. , 1_ State Normal School„ . . MANSFIELD, PA. I• __:_... f • • PALL TERM heroine Sept. 7,1870 i • 'WINTER TERM begins De 0.12, 1870. SU l NC ,M it t a Nik,ii:VrOilh:;l Bl ff(fli: i Fa &vallgliii i'uttieti; - t, 4iplit4:4-A - #, i CHAS. H. VERRILL, A. M., Manefleld, July 0, 1870. PriViKpaP . -.t c • •Dr-;;;; tog gh.:<f) el ; ____ "PENNSYLVANRAINRFO 4 .14.STEILYlis nown thlalmhorindilitituieg 4 .1 N and for a time °coupled br,ft: ki10c41416 : l" day, haft been thorou g hly refitted, repair. ed 911( 4011441C A. .03 ;; I : 1 1. DANIEL MONROE, !who will be happy to accommodate the old `friends o f the honso at very reasonable rates. Au g . 24, 1870. DANIRL AfOT ITYIT.: Far ffic: Apil-iiillb Pwiwzrt— .l...„.ll ~.., `.. -'- . - ill 14% :14tiikaris ifailt L et, fleet , for 4.. cal e a J aok,tip R j.. townshipAfin,nomimp - ,I,Pp 01 :0 1 61r, `hie- Ao t iti Baw Mill and Flinn." Bair farin ctirittifife fly` acres, three dwelling bailees, *lore, .V\go . Vjatirn, The Mill 'has been built 2, years, .corif4lna .. q 35 horse Power engine circular MillijiSfiiiißlii Machine, Lath Mill aithEdieio It111114b1:Cy'lf feet, beeldeet l iPtlet illmilito3 grid ilk gio.4 etAtAtOffe Good power and plenty of stock for custom work The farm is under good cl4tivAtio,,, piicßtA , / acres improved, well watere:L T p, g l 9O h9ring, , orchard, and desirekblt foxNil-Lean' iie-vrtie property t.bould blitfoar:toLlfte iiltipli - ign..Felr'l. terms, 40.. address,' `:: f Y. ff, 4ArtrIVIIIrI- - June 8, 1870-tf. Box 888, Elmira, N.Y -- •----------- ----.4--4.1 L '.ll ,•._' 1 Eill IV ( - 3 .K.llE§fi; THE undersigned is now pieparedAn,o4 . o_e cute all orders for Tomb Ston9f t friWoFt meats of either ITALIAN OR Rtlilabiti 11116Y..Li; of the latest style and appitheilli*iiktrikliskii and with dispatch.• , • Ile keeps constantlyAlyAl , 94 1 40. 1 6 1 2" 11 1 61 4 Marble and will be able to, sl?iit itEp ty.- vor him with their ordqrs,'6Y icitkinlibltleeds as can be obtained in theAlbltretilt, RititTeKAAPAPEL:f. t . Tioga ,Jan. 1, 1870—tf. NE insuratice Insuiruntre -, - • • HAND IN HAND mv . Tlll4l:_smivutiAS INSURANCE (COMPANY Office., No. 112 S. 4th SL., -?14/4e/hia‘- ',.____. ~61, IncorporatedAedl423i Tstvz:.r.l Cla artld C.p444111§4R-i,FAY'T Abse!-§-2AYS, ; of Lr Stock and AluCual, combining SecUriti with ,Wefita g :c§ol6l63eyettniairtally Inatiridpjigfi ftraCcTiss oompinyratidirom - a:ny L e'diesis' villitt. -- ever i isay,,alltetten i zearly i purraeAt) i vu 4}.1 or cannot pay longer and die--;iritfi,Jtarita,4o l /, gone and your money wasted. Wet so iif,the "hand-IN.IIAND," all Policies are NoN.Fon rEITADLIS. This company which ranks amoug:t4trintrat* popular- afid. successful' Life Insurance. Com panies, grants policies on all desirable plans, both wi h arta i rs' jirge i t vta . 'w Traveling g tit Jet All policies are inoontikatilOo after over yea frothcno:ofthe.!..okilitiltr.Y .- 3W els ,!:rasa) LitelintafatUf: , IPtsiaid'eatiMitAVl tho - follatiltkNibinpktiatybi tabievi4Viditifim times alltifed4o l lighntS4l-otheriCoMpaniellf,thltt the Company they represent Is eaferilituNifisiß While we utthesitatltats9qAur ballet* t soundness and etat4l litigk i tdmpattit* 114 sire to present the 6 itrg for the iniipt! tie o those' desirieb WIT 1 9 a' The t oll o vi 3 , e;' oprpprOh nnual prolniagtO 1/0 oath ei dtitii>ftlu ate on lif"ttl6e,4lol-00100aftaitY6Aget WAD: triorAfina al To+ P 31°1' 40 fl e r g' s thg, IVA 1 42° .0 111,W. ) i'sPAN:a2436l / Equitable, 22,70 46,97 Washington; ...22,70 46,97 Hand-in-Hand, 16,50 , J 12,60 If not already !neared take a policy with tho the beet Mutual Company in the United' States. A. L. MONROE, Agent, Wencher°. Atig.+lf, fs'7lV-iytr - Ais) t • 4'41 AtgA WairM5.4.1i4 , 1:4,A4WE1.F.74,01L, 1.,o) ktt'ik DEii -I,4.a•Yi bita Ito?, 1 , %:) . ;) for 1 14 .4-4teaVnttilkil4l.PASlPtg2l. o 44 l ,Mbnefik. in Vega county. at _ A' • dIr. t TY /1 ; 44 4.-.W$ A:PO § .11 4 110 I: -,.- 01, 11...;!..." 111 OVAI t r• lAr tl-11 , 1. -, • ;., D.. P. RtitiEltirs. .Wiiilisb'oro Jane, 1.5, 1876 . —....__... ~ ~ „ -- ; -- . ----- 7, -- :77,77 ~ 7 7, ' ,):: o:11 ~,•,.tn:i ‘ , .) , , , -“ , :e . , . . re - A , •• , • . t•Wit t;i: -, f.e. './.. , f '.0....i, -/ --...,: - ~,--' .- -- -- th ',- t••_.:1? ••, /• ...5...... , WELLSE! OR O' PA . -I -WADNESDA"..•II43.RNIXG--,- , . O.CTOIIER 19,1tri, _.,. . . . ....... . - - INI WILLIAMSPORT, PRNN'A THEL'Oetal 4- f ": ‘ 1 ' ..1 '4" "Is the mistress ill?" the °aid woman said, "Does the mistress suffer pain? Share many a one sho'S clothed and - fed Is wiahin' her well again • ,_4),l4'..intioy a one its well as I Is prayin' for her too; -For sure the misthress rens' na' die, Or what will tho masther do? first theemeather.lroitil ttctArleittps!L The darlin'l how 'we amilFa r Z Ahen by his side weßklydtbr it,SuLle/ a . / °Just like a happy ehitslafficuxi ocly t id shinin' curls and sparklhowyso ll An' blushes not a few ! ! misthress, dear, you must' na, die, For what will the masther do? ,B,t W ,i,!,4.?..:T.1.ii: z. 4 VII it eo They said I noel na' look for grace --Erom a lady fresh from - town; An' I was first in all the place To whom she gave a gown 1 . Oh many a gift slnoo then bad I, An'.many another too, ft:fifi „ii, , faeerie iyq ir.r { - 1 42 helth et, j 4101 osomt , ; Girl To show our love for het; They.say_the prayers of the poor 1 tVniiiiaerfittifil Aniktia A hundred prayers shalt pierce the sky, el sOUgotiViPtrAlletliiitattlet Itzda 47; 7,l3tteltiiiittrtii; diat`j.l je canna' die, For our prayers are keepin' you! .Ats :I "a'Gre4lll l- aWieftire 4 9; apace, And make our hearts rejoice; n3l . 4l. l ,Ael. l . Bl , l gaBEY,9r*SVA • a2l% oT.I;r; S: : ~ ..Antlet p othinNit,4o:7444, 1.,‘") yi €l).tie blimp 7ai orib•atirfiellritODA WI A tigiduiiiiirGiVirotiPin • ; 'teeliFfi'labstre'er7 ddititiqiiiVniVdter.-77 cn baa I giOr welUltise3oo cisth or toiMITTIIIV. !UV t; [Good Word* t 02 0 , G;‘ , 1 L &1L 01.—E4111d:I It; r.'littOttilarit#llo,lllttigit 9t ta t it#4oos4oVibi t AZ J , 't • bred 01(4.10t1 ,sZ7 - ; BY AMY GRAHAM. 1 i.k.liptj 0 TOO.ifi g i - .13 , 2171.4M PO you wan to go'?" asked my fa= ititer, , holdingkheltroltatitinlpeitelitepen) outspread fingers. " (P at ihr(fli4gounj gest brother, Will, laughing; " girls al-i ways want to go .1" I did want to accept that invitation,, so_Ldid not dispute Will's assertion.--; There was something very tempting to. It city bred girrjust released from boar. ding school, in an invitation to spen' ”12, i ,•74req[e Inc bcuse, ' :fit ~AtifAil to th l ßLlttioAkWitil.Dinq l ther inducement, to know my aunt FetrfPtY••• -,: :-•.--.• - - ,- ye lc ,, I ult... , ...-... , ,t ,„ .t ~. ... (—... V i k f 31,11V-PVCAPA ,VPON I A"P EPY verY infani :dsr,„ltsidq ItadideNtrrlttiown my relatived dii riiPatileKtVtae. My father had married very young, the mother of hl4 • L t . i'qrsal[had been left a widowe4 when Will was two years old; for fivd p‘Ottra he ilibttrfred:thtlyttheiNtife, Of hiti Tfliffif s lfiligkilb married a young girl 2.s,ttly(wisic . l L Tig,,, , ong9f4l,44Nitme, and in one Itlort - year she tcallteff, leavini me a pale sickly baby. My 'Tree wri4 succeeded by my schoolmistress, and 4' was not at home, except for a few short weeks in the summer holidays, until i' bad completed - niy seventeenth- year, when I came home to remain ;_ my f ther-vrimfilips•Ark „c Iliiit:' 64 M4tsol 4 t a )43 is. ho nut-liffro 94131tAili I nmitAil On fro rA, *Ai Mt ivocirMuflt-Elatitlyi :w ho el ainnet, tPitf..otYr-P9,1416.1:,h-olideBtUitittr, an ; c iwia4.4m tip s vka, ,l vei , from er niecti., .r.4V,lot,e,,,r„ilivlis dated , Daq's- Cornd, , fli;01:1 was "directed to send word tb Woodtown, and I should find there aik l a s ort txilockkcatint'illiffni ^ j ligfathfir Aeliatealtliorniritter for some mlnute,l l'hlfiatalittcd - ot: my pale cheeks, and nb' dolibtqleilfil.loving memory to my nuf- t e -04 Ni 1 1 0t,t i r. , 'M. 1 /i 'l l n , ! . . tt g& er s q . : --Yrslli: 'VI : 1 • " raCk up, then! When can you he 4eadyWi.!!:::l• , :s .4. e f,'o%/3":-" (W.' ',' ..'l"l ll •olkM'ortdaY ; but ara,l logo alone l' 14:4'1140 -. :Willis shall take you." ; - 2 tirinspaflfilqrl”l4Ped''it7 . a , __ r 1,,... h . 4§ieomtedlo and 1 0 . i . .oi,i,y r iiNui),ApS. l 4thfiitity trips,,, go, pvft,4 . tzintte -Rvittiack..ior this answ4, Trithw.9petid,e,il fit t ook up immediatelt. ,q he whose pet and/play thing I lad' Wen in all our kolidayii, were loud in their complaints at au& "shabby treatment;" but the county and:that unknown aunt fe too terrijr ting to be resisted, and .1 persisted iin inVesolve to gs,to Davy's Corner., I ril 4llPreiiee‘erViNVO had lived wit . h , Inyllitriet'sfilce h , s first 'widowhooll, iihc,4o r ug s . citlwq-and sandwiches eri ou'gli.tomaintaln a garrison In a sta e S'af t isiege,riiikibill'alirbfarfait.that w itnsteifdroitieti'CurerAtady. fornae when ff,..Arno 4 llolmouls.londay morning (lief sed for my journey. Father filled n r tport-intint aledibinAllfilliissiadine wi h E,ivitifmtittlillAexacted a promise of fr 7 i quent letters, and then, Willis hinti g .. 'itiftWViftuesorpiril'etuality for a ra . r , ovii,y o kturney, Kieft the fl..ve.),allmanlY fl nd'fflßS d ittiinii .3ii 'ta / 1468, wiito ii3cnieetiffi'.:•half _d4uht,6l.4.lxdady about •irfrantteipated pleasure. The journey was an uneventful 04, 4,nd on the aftelnoon of the adeond day we came to the little station ' t Woo ;- town. Willis had decided o reruaiii : t : 4; foritkeifightffd i littprn home lfy A • _ brorMligb-ain,ise*glooked abotai for some vehicle to take,our trunks arid ,watihrtitti tolhAitet‘lfrtqlta376nly wit . - 'ARYAsfiti;:Ae/te:ll).teolnvas•coir ,e'ietimitgotewhiciiistOctstAUwn on tile PdleatTegow the arch which bad been ,tgd-ifor4beltrain4o pass over. 4 ''" 4- virevlit4'`ii'lftin'lookitg • disconsolate y at the little cluster of houses below W I forming the village, when a heavy treadc made the wooden flight of stairs lead lug up to the . platform creak, andia shock of light hair, a tall white hit, and a sunburnt face, appeared, follow d by a pair of broad shoulders, and fingl 47 , ly by two very_substantial feet, clad 'in, multfli , i,biitste,Aihisli4Olei *etre abouttwo*liii4hlriiAthigt.t,VAßoTt4:l;-6hrdurby triitiiigsit t id*ArKyllit‘Sal %tilt ma e the eciitiriondVof fttllrt Oill riftiO., mid , a' large ridizig i iiPhftivaivl4iitel r y weapo. I;l ,e l looked at us from a pair of brig V, M oe eyes, and then said, in a very pi Af ti: i s&tp . trAhough loud voice : 1 -,. l •4Are you my cousin, Amy Graham?" • talf3 cousin 1 All my Alnified boatd- ingachool Ideas, and all the highbred ireirbement of my father and hrotherS,. -41No.up in defiance of the title. Wiltis, thOtOever, saw only a fine, stalwart fix. trier, with a good, honest face, ant a IW a ttit . de*/ id*V l. OPWill is as d: • iel Ai ' il l i'N'i4 l ,o / ''' aj, ' 141‘t ~, , ~ : 1 . !.t.,_% , ,-••••1* ti • ":" Yee"! sir I,ovGeraldi Brown istny j ltitt i6:o '4 i . ;_i :1 , :i'l*:'..ll ''.yy-r•-71.241. - i A_:l,q; l' . 01C- . : 111 Geralil=-.My owir-brot - b rot her ; r w eek, named -GOiald:: Atid 144114. Wittahtbrest-at my n 'Voi.iiiin t .:"'64'jill,:ea? . , l ls) - §fi fr ;i4efor ti f I ha A th3 ll o .P 3 M °l 4 F) )X lFtlil i o sr ... 4 i I ab 10 % --4- # tit PAT'S SONG. irooliginti defenee,:thia tall ciountqrinen '044411 , gre i tic Ntos :111 4.4pc kl • ony :. armvs_ 1 1,4 e kn 3 4 . tiP aft tr: 1.)/tic102e94 , .A.t..,4;',E9P:f. tifid.,4lll4P .. „eia.oy,hissed xne; J.h9 _pp-. ' l 4 ll , 04, 0 .i l P,iv,n • .46 AlOnldeiermy bfig rt Our 44 i•Cctk'd Nall; 4 ,st.ia'_; I* 7 ::lttaillp) 1' sinifitle*ii the wooden eOZis to the 'eaii= ii,iiiikeAVlSVeit 'wagon,' and shoved' the -titthlc 'in ' tTio. again, arid . the little" I , ffilliik folle4ed the big ono,And - Willia's 1 . car pet- bag, was seised,. wheh he said ' Not that, Mr. Brown, that .is mine'.' , „:04Velli' you are , corning , over to the Corneri aretyoudnot, 2' ~,. :"I -.. ~ :I J i. 7, .tilt tvilVhardv,yon, no.„, .1, retuynhy.tfirnaor-, I I'Mnl°Vning!'i.triiiN ' , ,iri .i; ~..D•., ~. ' , olikti.t, l 49l 3 l,4treilP9s ; 1 W.l.it,_. tw,ff rfk i : ll °aPjil lit. _soti Id , suggest were °sec! t° induce , hCl3 .l.9l.l°` l POlST[illuN i b, l lii'l l iftiil,o 4 • l d nevknktiiited the Alieethilt r o'r Ad h0'41,, We 'illWnVi a ealea f 'ci tthe 4 seateethe Wa`- iiiii;ithil`badejnie iiiiiid-hke -:-1 - v 7 '':*i Li " R lttink4hiittleklild ' tedit his phi& besidertod broth&•bnard 2 Whir.th ' , fotFaeil • thelVatgiur". seat; - .E3.,felt tsomethlnethe <mun e settsations as -would , have res°lted frarlditidlliglinyself,perohed:. upe. ,ttke 4.0444C0 1 49 41 3 r ifa11e , r4 1 •4 3 11 11 49 3 aRr •4'!'q -nWe 119'1 0 .4%4%49T I ,l4 l .lvjni isPAT es) . T l'gr'94'4W7 1 4'ir! . M./ 91 7 , avt1,4 a k tri t Af' - : dr YI 490 N'Qql;bu att t.. E 4t 11 9 i'dof4P' nice hf 4 6 4699k e t 4 TY, P i iii i irj - li ~ 1 .1 • i , tiiie you r ed, jklns? ? - - ''' ';''• l''ileoltedALOnne .10* -1 6Citil4 4 '' l lo. 4 i) 'fiOu_itieliffictac4•ii i .cdrkWt9ii"thie ie '' it 4 I ciiibriiee G aiisias 'itit colifierwitisaii - rillidifie thimband qi, tato iiiisto eiteirfisMr : lild'ltih'i c orehtea:d, ` , and -hie ilaYgn f ble e 1 ny bd " ?Were =full '.70 f , brig ht fit ni teatiOni,-4,=. I filiS Shitre , showect a ttiweet Aloigh ; ; and i onbioiterr 'TOWS of. Whits; each teeth, andottleluriburi?ed feattireei , thQiiarga,'' - werevhagdeor.oo And 7.egigal.,l i_44 , 7i148' -made:o4s 4ye4tai, ihvgA tory,Anfl,th . 4% , -, ,u4htlY .440 TY.felf, If, X , e;c.Pect'd•-to .Vaegt•Pitf i./ IP? 4 4gs , J 4 ..A•.,,fgrii 49,5,e, . I •3vOsAliireagY (or A4tine ~ ( i 4 C el P• ,4' ?iol - vW .,i f7f-..Yri? I'9. f 3 )? ,+..."., . „, ~ ./ : • . ' Tift - m i t es I' 'niq c tiiipro r es iiii' `tired! „ l emln - g r ito"Wil'iti ° file . h`eai'o" i tliiidfli',"kiri t , 1 41)VOuld/WH:igtiii.'' 'let& look Hied f6l-', `sic,; or SMOifilliii. lElifeh'ikitaelitVE'SV '" 4 'Y'lith keeyeeirel•rkcisy:' '- 1 - , I `-','-- -:- 1 ' 4 41 'llin the'Coriferlelbe'plaek ftieS4sti.l All the girls here lia;Vgeheelrslike peed-,; 1 1110.q1roil knoVrbow: to Ode?' :7'13 .I. i • :-: l'Otti yes. ) ' I AiroJght , 112y:filEaik;f03111 (hat!, v't,' ' , •!-,:c.1-1 I. •_-i tAct_.. :b I.;i „ , ...,,, ,•• , „ `-Ridingdress.' . - ;o f ph--- 4kar-1 - 77 ,141 fa - et, ivci doii't - maliei an y., dlffererice" li6fez --- sOyie'cit th'e v erle Ati've a. !Obi' ee'll'eo' Skirt, lint -- tabitEy I.li . ey'jjainp'ish JuitaiOtliey, are: Well,. 'We've fine liiiriies ort' - our - place•trained, to the'Saddlei so It you like to ride, why, you criti. 7 - -. ; - ' 1.. ~ . ..-. ,H,e was very ctstp,ty now the Ice was tibifeif, eilitintOdikileiiitfixiiiiry offeii of derviered'itttlrObli it . ' f" 1 'Ash' . . 4 .., . . , op e red s e :fo;c* #4,`,:tiiiit'A 'illiVije We itfli-P at the oc , !of g Wjitetinitiolict, 4itklrithbiliati trip imisitile diinobiledirielft ; 1 . than' the ° i' t$ Tf(fii:l i tigcltAii' Ai' ii)-I)6 ll When IX di (4' 4 lliii. Otikifrit i Viltdsti'Aci6l4 gifttiirfe l iiiiitidtikiiiiiine'rtte , dtt4vtiltoithtt '- , treiti l ; l 's9kfltiiia l ll, :44t1.1 1111)14 rivhtlotwill l e:tidilillilehhccifirtdd*Oof; Lind-f-health; iiiii itbotit u kiioCkliik.li'lfie::iitintemtitai itliibilLiiikitittiarot ttivri,tmi 7.1 P ' l4 - , I ' lsTot gop ei . 1n7 4 litS'*.kjd: - . 1 . Cobit tiilit V ;. , , .- , ,,ff , ...,:t.l y• : :•:/,7 1 / 4l t lifkti i&pOillid iiie plital kihiehlea Otto , ,lli, iiiteliva; 'lter c iT'prit—tisiepfril :it:rboklnigi Chair, - we a liiiild)6 . ilde/ 'Viiitiviii;'4"lioge stiikitigi Wane - 01641kt. iiid`Piopiire'd - rrie fe,i' lils ' ' "/' 11 * - -i;'. 7 ' -ii viiillin'a',liidilreili i =" ;) I ' 2 /. ' "'' • ' ' 4 ,1ite0.1 t l itie;' l- 017,' !Ile' bald , Vej, - ;Vlall,'o r i; Ift`gher eio / ed,'" den't holler Al asitf. / ' 1 / .• 1. !:' - .•,I',—• " 1-Igieh f mi n nAlib r: ;i;i' ' '' ti .-) . I `' 1 , cl i i Ntii. 7 4 l Mttid. I) tile; tydoik l ivitiit 'to 'ief, 4,liiiitiilk iiiiiiiiiiiuk ed,aN:,"l'DorPie i.outigli , ilitert 'iiilits;" Lind' can coilie ‘to .' • ' I oVeYed; arid itter - Vhkllig at the 4its neatly, She said, in a soft, gentle. "voice, ` e,Pt#,l / Y,r 111, 4 , h.r P.Tte7jl ll °,o9,,C‘,:- ; 1; 2 ,.. 3. 11', ) ;YOWliP,i ) Pic'r: -A TY Illyt:Y he 1 8 / 11 ,t 1 rNYSPP. fP.)94p,,why.eitteas4:, - .„vAild!, .study and teaching killed her. ISlss , ne, , dear, : aud then take „otr..S,,ottr,-;.bon '' net.' ..! ' Weit s ieldV, rntitileir,?! askull ..Gelald,, as I threwraside,ry t trayeling cloak and bortnet. - 1 ii-1 1 0 ( 1 13.1.1 Yr I No, Jerry; Psst,,l9,F,,p,parLy seNeu, and grY I Can you make l Johnoy-cake, Xinyr r ;Krife"'qar'o,444ll,ufkur4:4l:llw); wli itteaSlottild this to . her. I I • 'I? No, ma'am: I can't-Oooki , Whs,•how old are you, child7', ' Seventeen.' • - And_ean't,tpaye a Johnny-cake.!' 'The idea seemed to rouse up her dor-, want eneitie'i, 'for idle left her rocking chair and began to move about the krae, pfuety, wi neaten with fr&L.liing ride; and,lafter h‘feWino meats, Ventured to ask if I could go to my room. Jerry, take her traps to mrroord,' said bilrjitotk i es,T `.Xou'lk sleep with me, Amy; tliere . ainii AA' two sleeping rooms in, the,liqnse„ Jerry's and mine.'' I 'foliiswedFr3i s ea a iirde l , dromforto-". ,bly„ though r ; plainly ` furnished, r00t:64 1 #ad mylrunks and ilted fame a aY O toter iiteiteep he depart 4. i kbfr f AnedAece and neck - ii fished opt a cool muslin from my trunk;; smoothed my_tpAgied curls' into order,: and donned a pair of slippers. By the tithe this operption was completed, Ge'r•_. aid's clear*lside ealWil ( ine to tea, and j . viioOWn 4,0,14 - ito11110,1p?r( f 1 r 1) !i ng ee, d t 00. a Bence 01' ,servants, 'did not • surprise me .for nfa mind the fact that this Was it's . ' eia`s i t0nk.00,14% Tutary ;' nprier., pafelfliont Rinnytkka i rtantrJerry'l,, widely opened eyes as. I came in. ' 3 ",Wflyz Ailay Yon' re a perfeetpicture` glad 'Gerald: `' A3n't uiitii"hriilljetiOivn; mother ?'' use orfiressing ', iniaie,last lEtt imitm4 1 ?=- rtif aunt. iqiglaPP. ll .1 11[ ? 1 0 Y ?"I,49White dress, aPd wondered what they would -1 4. • • $2 -• say to mbre stylish naregee and gra nadhies,` Ohl'sr thanked Gerald or his compliment, .and let his mothei , e, remark pass unanswered. JohnnY-- calte;,'t kundlyad a taixture'of Indian; itAlf `tidaarlyEuririalatablefromasuperakand dAncixsof salt. Gerald complained lond.i. beadaelitilflorri - his mo ther sites ed.liipo; rather,birned his gruud6iikitai tender aiil'of her, very , • ~f *it r sulters'VerY . niikeh,l..iny,' said to . me , ; . ,,To t tk i ss;lll find her ailing. : ft.- of the time l .liat: I. hope you will overtioleinidellelen'etek.f, 42.1 - I. , ,answcirt,)fk vQ110Y,,,,4 11 4"ti.9 8P.!:494: „ drigiP.Q4, -, -, . i., , ~. , 4 • ' ... 1 As ,soerk_ss tea was over , GO I,dalielt gip s to ,vviti,k : over the faiia' "i th iiiii l / 4 and, oilX, Pi4ded'fittg4;he It ek'SOM6 eliairs out To CiitytiOibk, and we iiitthete orietting 'titan iiina b'eleselF;iti4en -Mg aunt called me in; Arid i - fennd this Vas the usual bedtime at DavVe Corner. ,- '.. *as Wiry : tired:ln:id, in spite of the nov elty of my position i slept soundly: , ~ ._ '• Arnyl:Amy It_ .. ...i .1, ; 1 '.16-, seemed 'a.bout ;the - middle, ofh the night when this.,atill and a , raootn,ener gettembakitkgtodusegt me.l t' f 1 ' .= , -.7, E . , , , , - 104, it, jg 1 11 olgolf „Anil Jeffry 4tio gone OfriTß.'.. ; AY,O4?! .X51 31 4,f 4 P 3 eP11,),T. Yo g y p? .yoliiiicer#l4n. T am, you , get g n puojn ,by„ U4O come ienifhat's ti elk h-lenreflC foo s j:; ,F 71 • e,iff got, Viytslo'vny i ,- wondering •c i Pliat Walt tikpbotedler!do and began to deisEmyself.l if r I !• eioy..AAX rlnoJi 49 11 -Vt,lt o l- 1 40: 'C4 I I your bair-iityelkit,PP anY)DIRW.'i I twisted my curls into,axpli,and put puji, bl49oApt,,Airldthep o took a tacked skirt and wrapper 'Bless my heart!' you ain't agoing to Oat ou that fixed-up thing to get break fast V. Ittf.Ct,4ft r 3lgealiffkat il, l get AtrPalgast ;: wllthAto r fa. f l ll #9 l 9 b P.4l o .PPke/ls:haPRY kPeNviA,cokr.q9,P ( 4 f TßV*ffYing Pan :trh9Ngu 4f; rv,lSher's,,e,hiporately ptme4tfty,, iv;lll,w.piallprpdpr;t,he first ; tune, - flow rhea?, ,eggs and ; `cikfred werelade ,t,htid' been inksir-i nied:that gi6W, 'ready cooked,; on tree, I could not have brought one! item df fietUal'exPerience c to'c n ontradict 'the ; ' 4 . . ~- - • Gee , brealtfast t•----ikly =Freneh --; lawn i,- • wrappO , fonsitl'eturri to theitiunk ;i: bait' dhei'lthinkifir materials • were: i tiiiiied)and; 4.t1 woad, open from I the .walat, , : and, re- squired. i embroidered ; 04 rts.;,,se, in. toe s , P l 4i nest. Qg, thena,,L earued, luny - a l p vs; 1-. , s cppteritptuoin.ppatnaewt ;T.,:j i:l3 'si ''r :'; • `..7 ! Fi A e c i ;C l P9l.l49 Il i '.- .% f , “'• ' What inns t" i no ' '.l. -Inquired .- -. until+ 4 , A , ,, u, cc,4l,67iyn,_ ~ - ', 1 .' Well, I iiiiii"nt"be dc'W;ri yet awhile ;i liylleiitlit@ie'fi: -. '.Yilstthake" the ciotiii,l lint Volt %oiiiit ekgs, iuid . fry" some iiicesl iii' MAO' 'Yititillf iliiii bread itllieelbliet 7 l i • •Roil I fry Tr - 'eoitee I -,' I , started doWni kid rei.”.,4erryt vavin • tlibtkitihen ~ r 1 ( ~ ,, t -.f cw4era's Itoother ?" - • ,-- i :-;- -,.- -,• 'i ; :..,•!,60.the headache 1" I answerpd,.short' .enough. ~ • . 2 ..; ; , - ~ 7 1,/ , ;.. 1.,,yge11,. I've made the lire, end---:ane. 77 ..Geral,cl,wAs eying my ,w34Per,. and' _the; c . 4ll:l4i) j i4pry on the .13,151 rt, '.an4,Ahe i ;jet*: is on ‘ bmi-1:bpt!•= 7 ,. . % ,., ; , . . 0 : . i l'Welitl said, 1411014, now.' ! .: - Al i n't 'Pls eon:drown pi all YI L / :- ' 4 No. - 'l'm to hci ichairriiand; , — 1 ..14. b i tt y . 2.. , .. -..•-.!:!/: , • . ' ....I. I ' I " ro; lied I' aty'ed•gian d fryia hard'— • - i,: ?JO liiitip ,, k-r , ....': , ..; ;-:;:'. r• 1: , ; , ... !.;: ~. .i + f 'n tiN ell ) , x )t ( sLholl, and! fry; .and ~eggs, land:hal i ant that's : all I east tellyou. :i-:.-!-.sl;tAtfi Arab' , - . -- ,-;: - ..,..v- - :-• -R:r . :• - 1 C , ~!, ,t9p, •PA','llk f.. ) s4 l Pkim , I . ar! fres-, ftP. I, !' .?9f!, 3 !fig,1Th.9 0 ). 5 4 1 ?4,. 4 11 ,,, we. 14 P?Pc.. 1 1 0 4§91ceoP,?Y40,',',P1t 3 lItY. 0 : P 431174/ 4B' • never . .'4?1164:1,.. or ,Irred:;anYtlittng yk.,:*4 l , lite;" Via t 1 - iitriiiiit We Ad td' )earn, and t.f...an t i t . Fanny . lir itelt,._ why I'll try me, I'll retire from , iiefvree 'anti. i;etuil. to New York. Where is the ham?' 4,f . r i ' Bravo ! What a spunky little fast'• ion plate you are. Ain't—it's none of my business, to besure—but won't those rilmmings and the holes in your petti= coat suffer in the boiling and frying op; erations7' ' S'pose they will. , 'Never mind I'' : `, - ' Well, I'll get the ,hang and, and allee,it for you, and bring in some eggs; and then' you must release me until I attend to tho live stock. Can'yon make out?' I V Oh yes. Where, are' the: pots and - • • ans?' - - . . • . t ' 1 Gerald did hot leave me until all My '• Mate'rials ivare found and' eady for use ; then with ashy, yet not UnmanlygraeO, ' . iie bent down on one knee, and - said: , . • t We are on a lev,el ii w:;;won't yob bid me guokmorial4r.... .... , '- I understood bina,and; gratefully in .elined, I gave—him a heaitY,lties and ' Thank you,' and he bounded • Off like , a stag, leaving me' .to •loneline;se - and ,brelakfa , st-getting. ,: ... '1 - , ''', ' 'r I knew that boiling meant putting `things in watrr and standing- thena oh the r I n fa, so I t Put the eggelli - a,bitioepan, idle it from the pump and stood it on -.the Nils. Then' I piled the slleei`Of hum l early in the frybagpan.,' and'put thatbeside the eggs; but .coffee- how was: eollee made?' . neatly - Interested now :I flew up stairs _and rqueed aunt from her nap.' • : ‘A.tint•k:anuy, s how do you make cof fee?', ~ ;',' , ~ , `Bles'a the .chald, :what. a start - you gave zne.l,- tivhy,lo -fee pckt,,,peug bolting , • , then set it dowrLto e gg' A l3337 ' i t, Q Plea/ . i. t ?! Where 15 tbe' coffee?' ... JR,Pclf).r9d tIP Paiin4b l V?l?s,e Put , il l R i fit 3 ;_ Y UrrY n /0 . es ) i it;:" Vu L t!gl ! , I'op , eyed my dileet , nne'lltera ' ll ; y; I Ipu n,4ipiii e handful) : o co ee , • 14 er ti els lii 14 , 68*S ` iqf, '' ileiositel ' an 'egg 'on Op, Of Wein; filleciii# the pot ;kith' tiisll - iiiiteiVatidligl it - O'n'ihtVi3tove: 'llTy lekg4VeMlbhili3iglberrilyi"and 'a :siieng sniellAiriatthAtig•haniiilled the kitchen: frb war*Oarmioey tv cis, i i sural y. Alone, -so I XlkeiV it: , ontil Lati :w ar; , rather iilaok._ on tofie,siclei , bn Lit ;put .1 t on.; [a.lplatei .. and retolved4ottv ateh' tll.e'nel4,`, Jaye!. more ilY.,nE3lJla l flPast: , sils , I, ame in, his brigl4-ifEWP] lile s ea }fit Wrt9P?oii.P.4 hi riIigIiNAPPIVAI PP' 3 . 4l i l P .. I .prpAdfast ,si.lyAp,[?Sri ,v '".`loli'')%es li ( liiiiik tlyo ,l'i ‘:'iiitht:beitkiti '1 14 ' ' l ' ' ' , s • `"Fillst' rate 1 Tio , 'llting , -have i Your , di feggilfeen i , J6iiing v i t- - - .>, , '-.l'3:' `.. • " AtiOlit at' iicinr1 1 . 1 , :: i • •i- 1- , r . 'liii4iWililgfolaiirit of g l , 4efuf,laiiish 51br gqi IblirSr.ll 4 6lll Il l ry , td iisiii'sc lips I, inet;er' Uar4vtieford:-..-.>116: laughed' till' ihetealVettod in:his eS?ea , , then,- .with tirsuddett , gravity; be,sahl :-_-i- t • y., til , stress Jhvy'rei; done,", and burst olltrAigairrianghing,j ~. , f , , „ . ' ‘• , s,,,y_eAed ~fee),lng, I joined bi • • • • ' • ! lm Hiow,lopg ou'glatt l lbey, to boil ;Ger..; ."• ' • , " • ' "Three tninutcs,?' Wliy, 111 - 'N't;atei wasn'twnr'm in three minutes." "you didn't putllietU on in 'cold • 1 „ water?" "Yes ; ,i.s_tbai funny too?" for bis "Xt is rude, real rude for be,t~ laugh, he saki, penitenfliila a Ai* minutes: Y. 2 . , ..e,lieulcrktkety, no, more been lailini'sq . iiiiiektbitt rye • - dilns* . i3teO• sieal k7.oaitOalyfrerli; and -pride ; melt - 66 roi co‘oldrig. • Fish,eut the`*ge,, 7and - setae" mote." The water,;ie tirat-rater, , "We' eat' down' preeently;• and jerrY . Ociaied;tha coffee Into' the table: coffis-vet.” "The eoffee'aiather,vieah, Atny i ” he said, heSitatiOgly;: "helirineeh•did you ia..uts '"A'Oeuble hafidhil . :! l :wee fiats ea," 5i45 - 1 . 10 - 4911 0 e hold much," "lie i4iiiipetlip ilia peei)i,ath: iir. ": here's' ti k who - egg: : Yoit 'ought.,te , Lt." ' ''"-" • '"'" z"-` , , Et& "Your pother said' to,Pht In an egg.i' • " you didn't giind' the' "coffee;!' and Gerald bit his lip..;_. but'Seeing my rueful face ba did not ismgl:olnt throw ing.9,ut my mess, tie shoyi , ed Me hew: Ai? matte coffee, and, i 10.113%:, et What' ho informed me' .Wsis en '"Unhearit.cif hOUr'," We sat down to breakfast. Aunt feitrinY did ithiPle justice to !wine twilit; eggs rpiitl (s , oftee,m , biohtleraid'prepared Mid "tUtik Co her, tut languidly Infer:Tied :is that she "did 'not: 'feet-able to rise . , congratulating herself on the last 'that the'"speltdidlnt. coine.ou" till. I was there tO•take the care. ',' )•.,' ;. • ' . :, i "Pm sorry I can't., stay .to Jaelp. you blear up, , P isid Gerald,. disconsolately; f vow ain!t used, to, it, and, mo,the i rlia ,flay ing for plol,l s,eo; IMP ,r, P4P,BA :?,.,i?gf; for pm. pettily twO hoprs, behind. ",Mime 1,.:k new,'!. , , ~I 1..., ~ . if "Pb,. nev.ei ml *ci, me. Pilot along ? and lam glad *l' here teeaalp." '' i "What shall I ring In' i tei dinner? Something t e e 'r : eat is' . ' easiest :' or no; I'll tell you, Pll .ring you a 'ego! mut:. ton' to holl, and • olfire nothing to' di) but' put it in apo and stand it'-on 'the: fire." . '" '''',-' ''.l giind thing ?" He. was . as good as h is.word ,- and left ;1 the mutton ou the fire before lie started ! ; off. 'The,elea;ing up Cattle neat, midi ', l could do . nothing more after, that ; until :I had ,don ed a.new,wrapper and shlyki .banging -p, the.,firet,,Airenelied. withi dish-w ter, to dry. Row,, do peoplel *ash/dishes in,dryaeis ?. picry saneOrl had, don its, allowance cr . soapsudi o'vfix! me as I . lif edit ' . Erwin "the pan , and' /w,l_Red it... I wet if t ve tOwhi wr§ifin'gi wet, and Wa one sea of 'great ' router myealf : . • • .-- : •'tfi 7 i-.l'; i.: . . •-• • "Annt Fanny,' 'what 'Yen 'oooki with boiled glutton, and 'how' do you cook 10 ,1 , "Ji,',s too late for boiled xnuttoa." ; "But it has been ow: for nearly: tWPI hours." . "Oh some potatoes, and you'll tijid some cabbages cut in the 'Shed; and, Amit, 6711'sofrie rico ; Jerryi .is fond of it with mutten:"- • • the exceso of my gratitude,' , she! 'had , informed' me 'that 'Geridcl; - b'tidErai pailiality , for fried elephant' eteaks,!;l! 'should have. undertaken to, . procure' so. boiled rice sounded- slmPld. enough.: ; Deluded Amy I .I'm, sure I ever hay° „tt, nightmare,-it vriii. take, _the form of hotigd,rice. • had ascertained - , Oat, pOtatoes „ .9thre wore - thah. eggs, ''wtui •ft Will sairit;'on the 'cab receiVed 'the theTice, 'prevent its scoraltig, anu -- can 'accurate time reiltlited for One more questioh - reinained— ntheli shall I cook,' auntie?'" ii)own stairs.l ;went,...feeling fullY.the th portance of my' new poSition. -I filled t e vegetable dish with rice, - picked; a d washed it, and set it on in•a. large Tot to boll. Bolli I was watching my fl e with one eye, and my rice with the olier, when I saw the latter begin slowly to rise in the pot. • It Jose iwith a spiteful, bubbling noise, swelling Im mensely like some 'live thing till it, , filled that, great pot full, and still it swelled„ I bore it until it threatened to rise over the 'edge,' and . then I. got another pot - and put half into that. was'' beginning ici'belleie. the litatf tile ; :. witchedjorWith a steady swell;'' avid positively malioions noise, it filled'beth 'pots; and 4 got a third. I was desperate. What ifit was • like - the - porridge' :i1 -the fairy, tulei-whith:bolled ,porticio .till it_ filled house, - roos, and, :village, until-'all theinhabitance weru,smotl4 :mid. ' Still it ose slowly ; majestically, 1.„ threatening to fill the third pot. • Lwaa staring at it, Came a ii; perroot4asolnatio when Gerald Came in.' ,: i , "Why, Amy, _what a, lot .of rice?. What 'are'yoUgoing tib'ilo? , - , 1 " ..!'`Go crazy; I think! ' It tiad 'tided one pot, and 'that another; 'iiiiit '&4 fe third ; and' it - goes on swelling;' anti rising, , -;and swelling. , RI has aWellea • up to thia .•nOw.' ;When will It 'stoO• Will it go on swelling all daY?P'• '' 'i i , ' flowlnuola did you put °eV - :- "Ahout two or three quartpr„ f., „, ; ' "Dry ?.,Two,er,three quarts dry ?!!;.; il . • F' ' .1d ,thatdislitfull,l.l. put,it in the eof **o and - 'Put: in an paib tiuml)ly,,fes,. t ,_ 4e p1e 1 4r 7 4 - pilp- i laugh 9f.14e norplng,warne(Av?”t f 'laiid . itaile'a reWblimaei. - ';, . , ' `After le Wa4eiiiii - 01, WiAil: ,Mutton . , donel, .. , -:•--, .- , ; , -, r Aon't ' kjieNi .. ." , :Deeis ni a tet•ii 'Elwell, .. I`l m i ll i $ 2416,110e.bit ' beide: ith'esti)i.tirer- iiiiii4 lo:Et';ehtirtiF.: ~` libitii 'mOthift . l'', for l'a', that itstimt , yttiiine:Failny'i'aripearr2o( atthe,dpok..,,! I , ---- ~, ~ ',. ,: n... .‘• _-, L. I ,qqald / I MbO„IY4h CboiTy l voice t!siP,L., ? , • • 0 1 . EMI orstnisit it,'Or tiny- "No fix ii.ready `As* much as 'will 4111 - a vegetable ' • Ampt am:ly £lp,, •.• I .Dlouers.. ready.?! elle-Anquirodi 10- . goidly.' • :0, • • , ,:. ,_, ~ , t;Yes,''ssid,e9rald, grayeiy).. ; :',\Yß!v:e, got rice ; do you like rice?' ..v . ,.J1 ; ~ ,:AupT, Puuoy's,pyg,,ifell .00.-Iny i thrOo . 1 1 pots, wisi OM , , WiliAtill 11 . 4 ' ' - wi,qo,o lll, k,4udily,swel!ed up ,s , Pl' it4,. z igulph-: nut, iosolent bObble. • • Bleim 'hy !heart, you - thinking nbout ?) 'Nave r niotiier, tti -, 14 new , . 'woi 4. 1 : "'Ault GeralliiillE his' Mother, in 'a ehliin.'wh II he and , I ' dished. up.i', • • I-lc praised my tabbage,and : pot4toei,, but could• not-yekii,-a,:merry emphasis , when . lte said ;,. • , . ;;3_ ~.., 1 , . `:Ctil.l.9lll eitIOXI: help. you to riacq-- Don't be bashful, there's plenty , of it.' . J Abhor rice!, ..T. hate rice !, I /drawl; nate rice.! „I,detest rice! I despise rice! Aunt.,Fahtly,,matip .riF:e cakesfor tea that nigt,rioe balls forbrealifast next mq,nin folloWed hy rise Padding for .. dinner, and rice cakes again for tea.. I am happy to say that the rest of 'the nubs soured, and was glypn to thp pigs. I' 'sincerely, hope they' tinjeYed `',. itl-L- Whether it was my awftil,extrairiginee on the rice question thitt roused aunt - Fanny, I sin "unable' to , say;• but she was about again for a wbek, trusting me With to responsibility, but milkiii, my . . . • • • -, i • ;•3 • ..- I '. .! • MEE t.<l years tell upon me 'vow, vainfiilly' fu tou're ydaptier 614, •'\oinry ; • getizitt soixietirater,,ri a you tu \s, 4.1r 0u .- Piolt'the-Vegetablist, Arny,47- You're younger-than:l' - Up attire and deivniin doottlittidntite\ 1) 1 0=1140:won and night; rtreveledi," spurred-,on-bY -tb-6 , `Younger than •I atrietW.l' wished , '" wee as' old- as Metbuseleb;',if onir:for. the • pleasure of retaliating once. - • = I was acquiring' a vast amount Of uglgul• Information' 'on the' CloOklag . question, and under the early'lnietrifend eaeroise ,my oheekS were:J - 014h* as theylhad never 'dello betoire. - ' 'One week passed; itnd'af (finite tinvi, eideitne t daY,'Geraid 'reniinded me of onti propeSed ride. ' l"' I will come in atliour.o'olook,taa v 'be' ready,' was, toiciiiirto* 4 4 4, • an mised to cdmply. ‘ i ' ' - 'lt had beetersither'llintadng td to 13614 *Writ - Ansi ,Gartildrikirkilring "so- , naively my ally made"Nstaidrobo;' and Z dressed for My ride With pardonable desire to ''astonish' the Watlivea. , •` -I flick my hair in waving bands in front; :but let it fall in Ha ocklii , profusion'of natu ral curls on my neck; then I donned buff " nanki3cin- braided- with white; and`' Pu t t 'CM 'MY jauntiest linen collar and black necktie. fay oittilw hat was turned up round 'the ritn, land'had a long white' recithiii" endirclinV the crown, and talling'bn one Sidi' almost to'n4 shoulder. • Illdjust - draWn on inkgalititletaiand taltdti t intiOttylittle whip, when I heard Gerald calling mere iiratherect"my skirl, and ran "doWn. Geraidis maw just *hat Vet- Yon' Wok' good 'enough to eat he etittuisiiiitibally,- and; stooping his tali figure,' he lifted me up - and Was cid me' on the aaddla . • I • Zupiter, ain't tha a gown i , ' You - .Wee mite,' how-oatt yo get ao mush emit res ?' , I DO •YOu . Gera ld? 'Like it! and•thttuit Whew'l,'"`WOn't , thefollts of WeedtOwn stare?' They Stare.- 'As; !a Garden tim! .., the main striate; - windiaWs Sew' np itt all 'aitectlOrie;, and ' f ,D.ld you evert= %IC I am : heat!' Ain't that alitiantyr fell front lips 'stin 4TerViddii: en p?yed it . alr4Ugely. i s eyes sparkled, and hifiliPTehrled 6, - thouiand merry I,;Oste aa'he hcrke.d,rlglit and:lefti'some- Pies, reigning, tip y 3, speak ' an .ao quainianiie,, hut in ninoment gatning my side again.: It was a glori ous 'ride, - and we same honie to a late hun gry and tired, but flci high spirits.' ' 'Amy! 'Amyl , ' It was just after midnight iVhen t is call wakened 'pae.'• . ' • !' , ' ',Amy; g f arliA): , 'ram slek; very 4: 1 There was Wire 'cif teal' stiffs ng' in thy au i s voice, ; and Sprang out qf ,bed and lighted'a ea talkswas - ly ing, with her hands pressed, over her :ferehead, her, face ashys , pale, and her whole tram); trenah:ilng. I 4 What is it, aunt Fanny?' Oh, I dcin't know; cold, so sold, ''and my, h'ead aehea.fearfully.' A` the shfvered as she , sPbke, and I felt "really alarmed as. ,I looked at her. I dressed myself hastily; and then' Gerald's'' ' • 4 HeY :what's, the matter?? hot cried. Your•mothei ie ill.' Who in in - two mi nutes ,' he said, , osat _ of blf on • One 'gianoe assured hipa, as it ha me, that this was something 'more , than the usual nervous attack. . . 11l go for the doctor. It , is nearly two miles, so dOp't,,be alarmed_ if I am not beak soon. Be patient mother,' for she was ; shivering and moaning... 'I will be here as soon as possible). I heard his horse's hoofs die away with a forlorn, deserted feeling, but the shivering form before me stirred up my energies: I drew ; two large blankets from a box beside the bed, and ran down to the kitchen fire• to heat theni then ransacking - all - the Closets, I found a bottle labelled brandy. Right or wrong, I was determined to warm thainvalid, so I mixed a: strong dose of brindy and . ' hot water, and made , her d Ink that,,' following up theprescription .by a.vig :orous rubbing.. and:rolling in the hot blatikets Before the -doctor arrived, MA) was fast asleep::: F• • 1 ,.; • 1 ' 3 Pretty vfbll for , at' atnsteur;''was the dObtor's liughlag, comment. Why, Jerry, vvho -, is this - , . ~ • , •He had 'Caught !a• - ,good view of my face as he spoke.'' -. 4 • ~.., ... ' kutit "Airiyte daughter: ' , :. --, •2. ' '' Yes; yea,Altirs - ryesi iipe and hair. 1 -rOdy Atikyl ,ll lltine lyourixiother from 'the time she Was a aby till she went folow,:ti to teach, h; -wimily,-She was ItV'loVel,i , girll , .` ' - , , , :-i ;-, My dear, delleate mother, how they all loved her. , I looked up with • full eyes to the kind Old facej-buk , before I had time to sPeak, he tiirnedto the bed. °hills and fever!;; he said; in answer to "Geraldrs 'qUestien'; but, thanks to doe tor A niy, -- x'hcip - e It 'Willi not.turn out Much'."Deep her duhit.for, a feW days; I I'll call in in the roornihg.l •. - , Abu It're not , going borne Aieffniglit said Gerald. . , F No, •indeed echoed. 'l'll have Your room ready for him, ,flve min utes, 'Geral.d.,l and leavingthenktogeth- Awl went to my eavaAnie ,;z991;1;1 2 ,‘ The bedclothes Were4ptS94.4lPWll' . .4 l ‘ l . l . on the floor, and althOttgli , M 113 4 f ?.. ea. .. 11 e says ve in us? nt _, ;ari a Afraid ,no other,Word,wl.ll, deseghe to state of that bed. wIJIM4 OR , Nto'intkde, a 13.e0 a ll ,my WOrkbeirer:lffid, beeW, lA, the, down atairBdoPaXtMtmt, thnt,,,Lwas,,deterndri -43d, to make,that bid; -60..kweattliwork. tiii:iery email; eaten foereeVenteeis.— *Any - 8444 4 :4';;tikifiqi 65u3d - !#!:?lk over • 1333'.4**01.g-Can,d well es short: -; 'Fan cy me, then. tr. 440 teacth, up to an old fashioned •high .bedstead. scrambled up until .1 stood on the bed, and beat Wog by dint Itioking It and 'plunging into it, tilLtheleitthers lay in a great round t itAhA, eenter. .Then, soli keeping on the mattress, near • the , feotboiwi,,,l ilreggidnii the • heavy sheets,4'4.e,hlanketi,:pillews And bolster, f xlag slid latter into their pla -6314 that I Might: not step 'on the feath ers. It. Was a queer looking bed; lint did not stay to admire it; c and, allfiush ed as I was, Went back to aunt. Fan 'ny's room: , Gerald took the doctor' in,f and I -could hear ithe smothered laughter which greeted my efforts: , • • • , • Looktrlike an enraged snow batik with its back up,' said Gerald. I shall have -to-roll myself into a tight ball, and jump into the middle of it, 'said the doctor.' Like a Datehbed; where your head and feet ftticknut'at.the • 6 It would be Jolly if I could coil up ttiy",` ,ii2'S-;:mot : _ _tC rq,. - ..- '.~ ME 1 •,11.1 '7 36- OE =1 UM , , J '4 ,,
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