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IHE TIOGA COUNTY AGITATOR
IqPUBLISBEI? EMERY WkInIESDLY 110BN1110 BY
P. C. Van Gelder.
I HAS UV SUBSCIIIIIIOI INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE r. ,
,Lbscription, (per year) L.V.,00t
RATES OE ADVERTISING.
L EN LINKS or MINIoN OK LESS, Just ONE SWAIM
... 1 11u. 131_14 1 .111 s 111 Mos 1 Mos 11Yr
uaro, ••• SI,OOI t 2,00 I $2,50 I $5,00 I $7,00 I $12.00
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: 4 .luaruat.• 1 2,00 1 3,00 1 9,00 1 8,00 1 12,001 18,00
II kir 6-0----1.-145,1i0 g 0,06 I sob
80,00 1 4 - 6;WIWF:lo 100,00
dir Special Notices 15 cents per line; Editorial or
25 cents per line. ,
Transient advestising stafir be parrot in advanco.
tro—J CI tics Blanks, Constable Blanke,Doods,Jude
me nt Notes, Marriage Certificates, &c., on hand•
IVILLSINTESS c.,t.rtns.
J. PARKHURST it CO., •
BANKERS,
Juet, piatEnuitsT• )
ELKLAND. PA
JOHN PARK/10 1 ST.
(.. L. PATT/SON. j .
May 31, 1.971-6m'
—_
• Seeley, Coates & Co.
o A i•Oi.Eri.S, Knoxville ; Tioga, County, Pa.—
It'oCeiv.qi money on deposit, discount-notes,
ind 801 l drafts on Now York City. Collect
ions promptly made.—Jan 1, 1871-y I
MoUOAN SEELEY—Osceola.
DAVID COATS, / Knoxville.
Vise CRANDALL,
GEO. W. MERRICK,
TIORNEY and COUNSELOR at LAW.
office in Smith and Bowen'e_Bloak,aoross ball
1./111 Agitator Oftloo up stairs,•)aeoond float.)
Wiiiinbnra Pa, Jan. 4,1871-Iy.
Jae.' I. Mitchell,
k!c , ,rney and Counselor at La'w, Claim, and In
,ranco Agent. Office over Illress's Drug Store,
Wellsboro, Pa. Jan.l, 1871.7 y
William A. Stpne.
\: ., rn oy and Counselor at Law, first door above
, :•,:iver3o 3; Osgood's store, on Main street.
, t'ellsboro, January 1, 1:871 y
Jito. Adrtins;
t!toefluy and Counselor at Law, Manaftelti, Tioga
•oaat v, L. Collocticine promptly attopdod
(~, I. n. t, 1671—y,1
Wilson k Niles,
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,;:. , rncyJ and Counselors at. Law. Will attend
i .r..teptly to business entrusted to their care in
bu ovunties of Tioga and Potter. Office; on
too Avenue. Jan. I, 1871 y
F
Jelin W. Guernsey,
..,;torney and Counselor at Law. All business
,:oru,ted to hitn will bo promptly attended to.
door south of Ituzlett's Hotel, Tioga,
,ot.!a County, Pa.—Jan. 1, 1371. • -
Wm. B. Smith,
Llounty and Insurance Agent. Corn
oniovations sent to the above address will re
,nu prompt attention. Terms moderate,
n" vale, Pa.—Jan. 1, 1871.
Seymour it Horton,
Irliksy3 awl Cottaselorn at law, Tioga Pa.
ontrugtod to their care will receive
pt VICO tiun •
• 11 18\ , [ OITI
_1•1n 1. 1871' y
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Armstrong & Linn,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
WILLIAMSPORT, PPNN'A
liu I, 1871-y
W. D. Terbell £ Co.,
holosale Druggists, and doalors in Wall Pdpor,
Kerosene Lamp, Window Glass, Perfumery,
Paints, Oils, S e., ,4e.—Oorning, N. Y. Jan, "i '7l.
H. Bacon, M. D..,
i'hysician and surgeon,lst door east of Lafgher
Ila , be—Mato Street. Will attend l prompt 7 to
:Mils. Wellsbaro.—Jan. 1, 1311.
l
A. M. Ingham, M . . D.,
nioeopathit, Office at his Residence on the
kventic.--Jan. 1, 1571.
George Wagner,
idor. Shop first door north of Roberts & Bail
if,irdwaro Store. Cutting, Fitiingend Re
;• ,iriil4 done promptly and well.—Jan. 1, 1371
_
Smith's Hotel,
rl., E. M. Sinith, Proprietor. Ilouso. ht
~1 condition to .tecuinutchlute the traveling
I.ltnir sopertor manner.—Jan. 1, IS7I.
Farmers' . Hotel.
I, _s; 10E, Proprietor. This home, forme• l 9
•vultied by E. Fellows, is conducted 0r0.^ 313 /-
i. , tr • nc , : principles. livery accanw.dation
In lu and beast. Charges reasonan
touary 1, 1871
Union Rota.
It. Can flora. Proprietor, Wolieboro, Pa.
r.ii, bir aso 4 ocAerintly located, aria' bas all
t!'/: ~,I)V,lniereeS for arm and boast. Charges
,„„,i e , ater _Jan 1, 1971-Iy.
W. W. WEBB Y M. D., •
Physician and Surgeon.
, AT, —0 pen ill t of: Hastings . Colo's
Drug Storo.—mar. 10871. ii
Ladies' Millinery
ITM
PUS INISHINQ STORE!
it • Ime a complete aesortment
411 ol tho hoc , t fa) ks of
ood FifiltiShitty aoodS,
), `ei/ii/g . 1/»II.SUIdiS lot/ pi-1,-0.
11 11,1ANERY
At , rtpli,lll to ;nit OVerybAdYi and
1 :liN1 I I NCI; (.:14 )9DS,
I It•••• Ready Made I)rt , FPo., a ram
' ". that 0,,t,1it.t foil to plede ,,, the ladies.
, ..1) I elaitacho t}oods and prieeq.
p i ..•ate Pet ()fare, Mein-Street.
Mra. A. J. SOFIELDh
1B71). tr
ItlBl,l P4flinery !
k. I. - \it I II h, u.. c .11 htina an ele
/It ‘ , l rtl rbu brie-t •131e1 of
NOILLINIEIIiir.,
Fancy Goods, Parasols,_ Gloves,
TANS, .1111:BONS, FLOWERS, &0.,
ttio is _culling sit very low prices. Drop
n !he new gootiP.
' 1 , : 1 I t+7 1 -tf
U,IDCOCe
Bushels Stone Lime
for solo by
1971.-tn.
PA R3l FOR SALE,
TII II ItAseriber .ffera for sale his fartn ”t 54
1 aere.F, pleasantly situated in Catlin [know,
'-tprieit..n, Ttoga county, Pa.; a - thititaLut four
eiles of 15'01103os° and two mild of Niles Val.
'Y depot. School house, church, mills, shops,
ke., within• a mile. T.rms easy. Inquire on
the premises,. of C. G. CATLIN.
May IT, 1871 tf
1311 ES
1 RE undersigned is now prepared to oxp
cute all orders for Tomb Stenos and ?dela.'
°ants of either .
TALIAN OR RIITLADiD MARBLg,.
of thelatest style and approved workmanskip
and with dispi?tch.
He keeps` conitittly oil hand both kinds Of .
arble and will be able to suit all who may fa.;
vor him with their orders, on as reasonable terrtti
is can be obtainid in the country,
FRANR,AIMAILf
[J.B.MLEs
J . C. IlUitToN
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Mrs. C. P. SMITH.
W. C. KRESS.
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VOL. - VIII.
THE OLD' :( ;‘ •
7PENNSYLVANIA . "*HOUSE'"
LATELY known assbioTosynsend Rouser
and fin. a titnirgionnilid - by U. D, golf:
, • Mr" day, has been thorougbly refitted, repair
: d and opeuekliy =
pANIE - 12---111.014p,0E,
ho will be bappy, toacooeunodate the old:
lends of the house at very reasonable rates.
Jan 1,1871 y , DANIEL MONROE. '
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Tioga Marble Works.
'nowt ,Jazt.l,lB7l-tf. , ,
Notice.
A"" persona indebted to D. P. Roberte - by
Book e,eoonnt or"Notce orerecinefted to call
Bottle end'eave" Costa, at G. W. 'Mendelqe
office.
Feb. 1. 1871.-tf D: P. ROBERTI;
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MA MELD, PA.
&'--!--,„ TZTEE S oonstantly an hand, ELGIN
4 : ' .IV)VALTHAAt and SWIS,S WATCH
,. • ES,7Marinis, Alarm A Calent!aT CLOCKS,
, ;, • , -/ ~ (1 , r!
' - Siiiil r i ft- sPtiorits,
'lated Spoons and Forks; Table, Butter and
kilt Knives; Cups, Castors and Cake Baskets;
apkin Rings; Cream Salt Sugar and Mustai t il
• poons; Fine Gold and Agate Rings; Gold Pens
n-d Pencils; Solid Gold Sets • Pearl Fancy arid
lated Buttons ; Watch °nada and Chains, Att.,
large stook of SPECTACLES, GLASSES, and
olored Glasses, all at reduced pricos.,
N. B.—Watches and Jewelry neatly Repaired;,
1
March 1, 1871.
1
A. B. EASTMAN -
,
--..i.... OPERATIVE AND DIECIIANICAL
ll ii X '
DENTIST.
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I tfico opposite Cone House, Wollsboro, Pa. All
peratidus neatly and carefully performed. Sat
:faction guaranteed at 'live and let live prices.'
Feb 22, 1871 tf
THE SINGER
Manufacturing Company,
AT THE WORLD'S FAIR,
—Censtitnted by the homes of the people—
'Received the Great Award of the
. ,
IniEIRE - ST - SALES
nd have left all rivals far behind thorn, for thiky
SOLD IN 1870
eNE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SEVEN THOUSAND,
EIGRi HUNDRED AND TRIRTY-THREENACTITTCES!
.eing more than forty thousand iln 'advance of
.eir sales of the previous year, and over fortu.
rh:3l/Pand more than the gates -of any other
oTpany for 1870, as shown by the following
gurus from SWORN returns of the sales 'of
isonecte.
he Singer Manufacturing Company
void over the Florence Sewing
Mach in e Co
old over the Wilcox & Gibbit Seto.
ing Machine Co., ,93,943 do.
t .1
old over the Weed Sewing Ma- z
chine Co., 92,331 do;
old over the Grover & Coker
Sewing -.tradable Co., 70,431 del.
Sold over the 17”,0e Machine Co., 52,877 do.
Sold orr- the Wheeler it , Wilson
manufacturing Co.,
11 of which is mainly owing to the populality
,f what is known as the "NEW Famix SEWING
,Incr,'NE," which is now fast finding . its way
iUto every well regulated household.—For Cir
culars giving full particulars of Machines, their
Folding Cases of many varieties of wood and
finish, their Attachments for numerous kinds of
work, which, till recently, it Was thought that
delicate fingers alone could perform, as well as
Particulars about all articles used by their Ma
chines, such as Twist, Linen Thread, Spool Cot
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tori;9ili .ke.,10. - ,upply to any of their Author-
Agenta;Thr to
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.
458 Broadway, New York. Philadelphia
Moe 1106, Chestnut St.
March 22, 1871—tf.
Manhood : How Lost, How Restored.,
Just published, a now edition of Dr.
h a sv,-- Celverwell'e Celebrated Eliaay on the
..--we,
-.
, ?adieu/ cure (without Medicine) of :Ter
'-`,o' v• ' •
matorrlicea, or Seminal Vireakneas o In.
voluntary Seminal Losses, Inipoteucy) Mental and
lillyincal Incapacity, Impedimenta to Marriage, etc ~t
aim Consumption, Dpiterly, and Ilta,tritlnced by self.
Indulgence ur acznal extravagance.
Prii c, in n sealed envelope, only S canto.
flip c e l e brat e d author, in this admirable cetay,
cie irly ihmiunstrates from a thirty yoaru' auccesfiffil
practice, that the alarming CCMICQIIOIILOS of self abuse
may liu radically cared wi timid the dangerous use of
Internal tied trine or the application of the knife;
pointing out a mod, of cure at out," mlinplo, certain
and t 15 - iltial, by moans of which every auffeier, no
dallier wont, Ida condition may bo, tiny cure himself
the tpl v, pi it Mel) 'a ,orlli ally
Tlil i le, iiiiii 0;01
t ,,,,i k, t y Watt lit
R , tit it nd..r scal eh pa, to tiny address,
11
Wilma on receipt .. .. touts or two punt stumps
Abo In Cul %t. ra ill's 'Marriage Guide, ' price 25
elite, Addl. • NS (ho I.nblisliers,
ell 5`,..1 C 'KLINE tic CO.;
127 Di o t talky, New York Poet (Mice Box 4,5110.
Spill 5, lriit-l)
New -Music Store!
oppn' I rn n HOUSE,
WE I ,LSB ORO, PA.
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JGREENE ft'S now Improved [rod Frame
. and Soft Pedal
PIANO FORTES,
Dealer in all kinds of
Pianos and Musical Merchandise,
lorgest and ilest selection of MUSIC in this i3e
tion of the Country. Pianos warranted for 20
'year9
Melodeons and Cabinet Organs
with Greener's Patent Foot Pedal
All kinns of Instruments bought or taken in
exchange and to lot. , All orders for re
potting and Tuning promptly attended to.
• ' '3. W. McINTOSH, Agent.
March 22, Mt.,
Administtator's _Notice.
LBITERS OF ADMINISTRATION on the
estate of Lafayette Down, deceased, late of
nuitivantownsbip, having been granted to the
tindersigned, all persons - having claims against
i,vid estate and those indebted to-the same are
totided to call for settlement of the same, on:
LORENZO DOUD,
E. W. JAQUD3II.
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Gestalt ets, ~ tetabinlog 'all,pagilime,.,liitiratettiatits,. aro •
ma tbrotigA Oh all Train's lietweeelinffilo; 'Meng
Fail, 801 1 14 3851011 4 8ridgeP Cleveland; Oinoinuatila 8,
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STATIONS. , " .:'`.. Noa •-- I .:llo.l‘tithficarr.-...; 14, r ` -
N. York, L'We .. 9,00 a :11,00a ni:ll3ol l ,ta , 70} 1' e l
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Tamers,. ' 4 10,43' l' 1,85 ED1. 1 11 5 Ittlil. • 9 i I V S AP
'Newb'rg "''' -fi '" 21,40 fill !tiUtui '' "'""?.' i*:
Gr'ycourt" •' ' ' i • -1,59 Pm l• 11,00. - . 1 4 ,- .... ~:
Gralben..-" -- • , _2,18 4 1.• -.4/6, f,t , ~.,..,, , t, •i •
Ilidlet'n " ' st 835 " .:
Ptlaroli, Arr. 11,a 6 u s' o ll'l6A , '.l_ 9,20 " -10,807? Ja i
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Buffalo • ". 1 .., 7,0,40 r..(20„.....u.24",,...1 -"
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Niag: Belie , " r ~,,,,,.., 0. e, , 12,189 . 7 r j;
Ste.'Bridge ' 0174,1 - '7, 5 it - 12*•••'"". 2 "
pubki r k.....,..,.:.. my t iii iiii; t2o;ir 'a - 12,1w= ' 23sycAt
• lilmulltille +..#* 045 6,; 400,-..61 .. .,50c0mb0 i dg.20 1 41g
Cleveland f',,,,..„5,511 1, r 2 g 1 100:7 1 2:414 1 11;401Prl
'taYn d i ll 4 f T. 1 ,,,0 0 - gi, , ,lilkAls a9 l l Rail 9 2 6 4
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ai - Leaex,llltirk l Air, .lO•l'Ve l ,l**/
4 , 64 :rtzsp-revreoCaintit; tbriffolliellictille' l "
l , 240 A al+riatavecOratigentillanadatla Rd , lailffpo-
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Cincinnati. L've 9.45 pin • -- • - 1- 1 111- 1!
-Payton, " 12,031 t m ~ 6.45 a m 8,28 • '
kLitayelais-ks---,1.210. 4 3,-, •.'t,, . a b eap as 10.00 • •
t Aucitdirlle „ " ••• • 73..82Ditt,_ •-• : - .Vt.,..,'' 00 auP 2 . 85 a ,
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Butt * 234 "',:,• 0.26 " 11.20 " . 1.00 "I
Rochester - " • COO - 6.40 " 'BO "
Elmira " 8.10 1 4 12.28 a m 5.04 a m 11.80'
Bingbauen " .10.084", 2.28 " T,OO d , 1.22 p i n
r •F i rintlerile - ,Ari- 2as tit - 7E85 "; sqi:aiki , s; '6O "! .
:1114dlersli ' , L - - 8,63 r- ,' ' W.OO ";', 1 ••••1• , ' , J..z i _.1..V..i "
Novitno• g b,. •,, • ....,.... - ,1140_a at -...E...07. - , 6.6 0 .;,, 7
hither's - - 4 "' • ''' ' • • - 9.05 - Bil •[1:13 17in "833 Sup
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Paterson " 45.60 " , 1815 it-m` 2,20 p m.t.:1;3.61.-0 fa_
Newark "; , 7.001", , • 2.05 p txt - 1,15 , . 1 f;;;; .... :41
Jeraoy City " 018 ""10'.53a al • "2.56 -4 - 8.12 - .1 •••
New l'ork-„"1" -,7 •08'; 11 ./ 41• •,`!1 :II 3 i 0 :!! 8 . 80 ";
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11.20 a m-f-Leayci - DorningEtkytteircopted,,fqr,Gyregcr
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2.05 p tu-Leave corning rer roue:
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t:40. , .' .4 Tally.' , --L '-; I I -.- :+liciiidio elleVitiktr a
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No 2- 7 4 - .121; in• - liii 4:14 - .42 it - di' ••••• 6-5.28 aM '
;
No 8-8.08 ara , Nolo-10.60 m. No 12-1120 a m,,,
'._ NO:14-122T -p - ut N 0164.85 p - m :i IgOIII-5.18 p m
No 20-620 p m Nei 22-11.12 p m No 24-12.35 a 51'
A. 11. GORTON; • .- ••• L. L. BEIATTUOK, 1 ,
8 1 1 P c !E1 • R, O. R. R.
4 i.." st r).•••---4---,.. . ''s', 3:i
Northern Ventral ltallroad.
_.... ...
ARRIVE AT ELMIRA.
Paoli THY BOUM. I . 1 I(FLOU eny. Nonni.
.51.xpreee • 10 55 sln Morning Ac0....11 00 &in.
Elmira Ma11....10 .95 p m Evening Ace.... 730 p.m
Tirprise - - 930 pp
•LEAVE ELMII4,', r : •'
. .
1. .:.!: c . ,
, boxtsit /101577/. ;
ara Elmira Mail 550 a;r4
oin } Vaiil',l , ' 4,41 5 r In
iil l OLSIt.V. P;in
tik i
' A. YOUNG, Gen'l Plum. Agql
• ootzra moan!.
Morning Ace.... 615,
Express 30
Eve6ing
JEWELRY STOR*;
110,173 Machine*
Atllillle-ANIVATCIiiiS i
GOLD OR SILVER CLOCKS, JEW 7 44.
tY, GOLD CHAINS, KEYS,-,RIN,G'S, —
PINS, PENCILS,, CASES, GOLD te•
STEEL PENS, THIMBLES,
SPOONS, RAZORS, PLA
' '' • TED
45,G25 do.
With most other articles usually kept in such
establishment, which is sold Ism for 7 .
/aTida of evory youth
; .
" - Faritt ` tor Sale.
TidE Subse'riber offers for sale his farm, situ:
ated in.the town: of Delmar, some eight
tulles from Wollsboro. Said farm contains ,73,,
acres, some 30 of which is improved; goody.
frame ,barn 30x42, and a good log
..honsot ftli 4 "
sown fruit treernbereon. Said farm :AA rqr;
Passed foi fOrtilltiof soil 'in -this ilet 4 x Pa. , Pot
particulars inquire of the subsosiber of the c.40 . 0(ii
of 1.1. W. Alerriok, Esq., Wollsboro Pa. 1
April 10, 1871—tf., A. REDFIELD:,
•-••• • _ j
,•i•••••1 . (•, ~'; "7i l ! una p t , nivh ,
itint--'-'-iierAN;i l Li/
• -r. 1, •Z1= 1 0M,V44044 .1 ;PIMP: IR, )1.13 fr04 1110 1E,. - yr
• • 1_- -
MEI
rqr:l ,
ItAIL*A)
==
Uvm,mmiomm
WEIJIASBORO,,
erinoniiiv
who has
. lon g been estirb
netted in the Jewelry bast-1
Yi4 3 F Ay : ~:itidsi~ns
kind° and prices of
SEWINC MACHINES,
&c., &c„ &c.
C A S H.
Repairing done neatly, and promptly, aid on
hort NOTICE. A. FOLRY:':',/,
January 1, 1871-y
.
House & LOt - for *Me.,
sell my house and lot at a reasonable
I
price,
if applied to soon. , The lot is large,
house, of convenient size and well - ar_raag:,ci,
gMid repair, and-altogether a desirtadoVcapeM,tc
Apply to the' owner on 'the prelpfs'es,,ttot A
Crofton street.
April 26, 1871. G. 0. DER .BY. .
Executor's Notice.
WERE , fi le tters testamentary on.; the es*
tate of Benjamin Goodwin, late of Mid
dlebury, deceased, have been granted to the Sub
scriber, all persons indebted to the said estate
are requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims or demands against the
estate of the said decedent, will make known
the sante , without,deley to •
' - - "..TEREMIA:II
April 19,1871-ow.- - t Executor.
jErrAr DiaIIVALS,
/SHE fastest trotting stallion in -.the dotiety.'
I will etand at tho stables of olur,ertbsOribery,
in Welleboto, the' present season."! Owners of
good trotting mares will do well to riled a look`
at him. For terms, ace posters at tho different
hotels and public places in the county.
May 10 1871 SOL
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL:
CO.) FA•
June 12, 13 and 14—Monday, Tuesday and Wed:.
.nes day —Final examination of,senior a 98G
June 25--13unday evening-4=lnel
. sertuort
foro,ttka students. 1
.1620 a* - 4 0 27r1-11 ondayind Tuesday—Ex
'Abided ofiftier oriintea.l : tY-0 .
June 27—Tuesday e venin g—Conmeneeinent
concert.
June 28—Wednesday evening—Oration and pet'
4o b" Qtit 1 1tellitY04 6 ,14 1 84' Iz ,
June 28—Thursday—Commanennent.
' C. 11. VAVVlE;r4 . trillelOar:
May 241871 4w- , • - • •
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t hinefftfirtirapty r qiinijiitiiii3; befAillifir" - .
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aktß*ltai - .... .:-,'
i rlie %AO; le ' Aiiiititielii in ' eiiiii 16 :liiiii ma y' f0 1k ,,, y,,,
Then why ketp s lntrionttlVAl!hi• her, pervorael*
"Now yerlitotire."l"'` . .
i
note' iluoth /, ""my
' t •
grieve to say VeohOod -
I
• detil4d.
• Th.qti to , be; ositaititeitettiO - Ad thy , fitioit.
guile."
"'See . heia' i my.live iuo . lto," said ho, Sitisic.
ou too much style !"
"I've had thetarplkid dribgottreuts MeutsEYP- -- a
4'17
2 , A.zrial*:thets'sayi 11 4 1sitairoir style,' tires ioi
. r. 1 9 .
4,..PrW 3 41• 11 °, 1 4?? #7,!:%-i l 9 h 1 8:
• • • , •
2( o6 : ltt r itt'r ) 'thyself,-" I iiiint4t
toff;' I said, : • f
lle eviinelhat atittiethiBO4ai Igoe - thin
4i3.4t -4 /pitiyea';'ss - •'; t'•:•• I ' )
_flut_aliji.o„ktrgouctyakeurlassed, in urild
--• • • •
binpliasited; - ' 4 ‘too put a
lead!'on
knnzfi Ilelial,".,satclirl,•!ghat, Miracle, than,
" - • . • ...= I ! •
Whereat he fell upon me.with blows .and otitsed•
1. too, . .
;pia faiiad , lo.svork that mtraele l —if such
-I la design—
In - steed. of*putting• orP a' 'head,"' he: 'etroiti , koc
",
•insite tiff mine: 0 3: . •
' • •
ximkß9ll , l3 I cultiv A t. l. ,t4 9 . m ",pg haNk . ofopr
•,f scot;- , • • '
-glti . -thiettant'soondnot wrolight'on•inti'a sirignine
• ' 8 641'
For trhatt.:hel slaPped•;myl.broud4brimz 'oil; 04 -
aaked,,glitkieepat.fbr fogh?"; •
It roused the Adam in me, and,l:smate.
andthigh! _ _
Th• •
throm y.;
" , z-• • •4
erog,e Rom
And
likewise "cooked his goose;"
Although, I solemnly affirm, I did not pull hint
hair; ,
Nor an. 4 btspolirry: - r he - bad no
tr 4
]" ? :Ifiln Le.
thijit
€.15 i ~ lA it i kiniiibi `" j
•• _ •
.'!leas lightning" uteri I "got.
- upon my ear.r.'t ' '';
affkeditliglitaleg - alimlmed • its ear,
• ' •'` -
Ibilita is; 54iiireal f/' o in eon se
' 1 ' 1 • ';
gnEptal blab: t,
; ; ,
rt . Co'c Ob nCiiitie:;tlUtt;'bY this time; ivas' soMoil
- What'perp . exe
Yea, the-placid spirit, in'me has seldom - been', eo;
El
. ,
*execip ; I i.• . . 1
I: - tarriedlillirt4 no-longer, for -plain..ep - oken men
r -li!to me--
~ .. _
With such pervertere, of Tn. fonge, (ian imi . 'elriii
anity,r — ---- - ---
BOVA,
I ,
, 0
- 15 4 1 305t5 (0 1. 1 ..iaMaginr# ed;
Rattier a rapid proceediug. kw a curate
just cFrliiieedl lig#ZffigfiSii did you 4ot
say you were married before you were
ordained ?'
.boortif 'took my degree.'
' - 4 1 Would lid-vh keit .. .you= imt'- Of that
folly, if..thad 'peen at hand, at any rite:.
And of course you areas poor as church
mice?' ;
t. `As poor as church
'aboiitth at ;',`•and rthe.'yniing' bhjrg-iicOaftf ,
Alit.LA*44 ll 44 ,l 3)s:Ottle; - 64tage:-04thdyll
i':whieh:vitas..hur-ariantly , lfOrtijEtie;litiyith
cane ''ithitirs . ; :143W:;rai ! ed:',OaliSi
'•oashiortsil with gray ciiiiitz;`whieti
(fleeted feminine occupation„ a staindd
- deal table, and - beans of-books -plied i onf
if)(te4,404 , , the fihibiN It Ottic
surd flier Limed andqui j the rid ow Was
tho low
'cke:ep. - qs Aii - ro,tidt.i lat
to n`s ~4fgtit taws been:Stilin'dsed'. , , I 1
AiAist.l44.'ofie 07. thimigfif &Cif:raj:4i* Ire ;
betore ; tli:AnkNed4N+4,Ver i ty..r',!
Stricken now; beceanati hiErwealthy
flee friend seemed topty' have;
I:Married for love V- - .Aukgeiited his i3ift
friend, ironically.
The curate contemplated - the' thread-.
bare , knees of his black Arowsers
'Minnie. or two, tben. !said, ! confneedlyei!
I
ME
Not, Ina Fried for- love,. yet so, Jodie
,ereetly, fled ! How was' it 'then,
pray ?'
'l'lllol you—it wo,e for plty.'
Could not have had a worse motive
IRA that's by the way. Go on.' -
' You remember klandye, our tutnr_ j n
od
Vklitilti l ille`-p‘ri,vided fop )
OVeObidirtlitall4ll)WalatgliY, as if bib
meant to live forever ; then, at the most,
..,ineenyenient season possible, km
.dlett,
'jib& hie incodie died with t hirri: - "
4aa-the*ldciw , , the twohiays i arid there
-*iie-Claiy:•4ou'iretioilett -Clary ?'
Yeg; he wild little . gipey ! but yug
diti not luatryllex,V. 4,
`Yes; clary is my wife.'
'WI37, she racist have been a - baby.'
siShe it few weeks
, afteir,:!we were married. see, the
earne4.o foky
ikkent,hiefshe:wis 'OS be seat hgri
4thseboal,:where she Afit.
- L
ti,qapeik9i'vel.aP4 y9,4:bgloggiirkPPCgt
, tedjireolted -, hento:beecimeirmirwilAttra
gIe•PPPt.?!
- . •
tire t 'i:olusbinrOle#lat
0 0 0 1 4. 1 A *I . A0iilktd 2/ -
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MEI
EINEM
FIE
0.41:1
MAIVRIBIX FOR: DIV&
t e,iobirs" wiii iteetaimitie4,rivii '
, iiihiatiiitiN eiieliiiiireiie etilik"rdi *
-. 1
1 liiiNiittioll' glig - lout" I litit , er 11 / 4 414 ( 4
16 N i ii **lief: ° 'To Itvot ihittisaglit , „„,,,.‘,
1 'wortoY; INV Tliornatlfflocre; , laihilf
I #elititirtariltrtittyleve nth itt fot.33athba '
1
1 • •
Yate havabotioaged ttillfhtathevietthke
of Ohltrextept as a eight , uatit NW**.
-fiertoliCallweee sitrprieed - a / a . d.kiktirM , 4)
, c 44 910 0381 P4 0 f/mOriMMts_ i - I 'l'l •
1: , p: *.t.. - , l ifp l y 4 l, an 4 his 111? act tmd.ecs
. 9t#q!Fslare4; - ig . :,) r *, .itVivb.o„ i t E6O
mlg4t. ligq , e, hear4la trelit_ efe'eraiiiii
the tiiiiiiEi" they liiikeateatiiiiiLitit
retreating fast,r4aat-as the led' iiriiiii
Ifqe ffPC4ce!?• A .N.f.! ,, P, l lsl; c 9l the
li t
iflt P.M Rivexi4 L ,Bet%, it ,F li lhp, ..f
fi r a m tiPf , A P / O l t - Prl d : fl e , Tit w -1-°ll'
. a,. pr Q9TlAbh..arir-
' --- "til ii ) ttliml , .if
ilik "Suc - owl"'"
tedi
Ell
74 61 ii
f711.)'?7D
Gil
taw
ithOg r aii
.iiims4u-6.777;
'otp_ ~.f. ~..
.brpto; gitetwiife; reti.-tc r r il it-tbo•
itri t ivin, rnaii), ail! V:MtitttliA l 4464l',
- i' l Coyne alangethen WitrennVi. Xi_
der ii i ti;o4k , P. l Pt r Y:X s 4 ll4lo6 o# 4 l l .# l '4
‘;tii:tioziiiitlemeni:4l(434i tiOrKigt '
eaStt*the:tfpostte iiatierlistbt4i Ney i
is tiled' tts'44 - oilfitiViifribalir ea ltp •
reMpittlisi Yatiiiiiii.telAsi:AtaWLMits,
:teats s In3forelheirwA ptettilvdree9o
Pa `0, 1 ,4)/q - at t hihe r r ixfki)hiT I TAFtutfilNs .t.
fiii :97s4 oaiii : 44Waili.o4rAYMoVATe, 4* I
L'ivith a: apille = atimhercstaly ritentter4b i
1141;e r li*oerlie litiithrOirigtß i t
..breakiild e;r:thio goilliilikaalfg;: i g:
witeeirVhdra shelfad stmdatAitilyrcfast i
irit-kVitaW4o4oWietr4:
'iritsi,ll:3fie iiiiii sake iiefile ii 'OAP" t
1 04sit'i her hulibaliWito;frieo44ro,rau '
laitettrigklitiii6A . 4k bitakalidl - - 1
Iceiied the .welonifi.6:i ini old -116411i11:
lanCoi le, thought,4n-iris own. mind thqt
---thiiiiidisoiStien.af ttiiiiiiiiiiilge apait
;--;shelyttans:comfortable a litll43'wlfe dizu
alnlinneett &Are Ito verateas; - .7 AIMEEP
iidtniactly firettn bnkidke:lacdieti iver 4
4ilea 040! lovOle ; *lrt3 l s, l .P.:w.wmple •
Aer com*Eicon so, pure , 4f 3 TyiOitt.rfrf -
girlish and graceful. Then all her,w4s,
were quiet and gentle: she had - attic
: iiotdife t ayba; and ailiiiir.,44lAEliiiii,P*3-
. •
141 ii4laterilikiii i- a n li4::ir..qta is"'"sia.l ) as,
rtatislinfl eta, blrd4f.: = Unless ltr.i Melva
hieti2l4' Ma' fittaid hi idl444(i t crids'
ittitit:;ll4:l44f Otaii_l4li.4. l tkilaii,wiffv
--
d114r.. iylidren tarmonldintpiekhuvErtllsetbir
O t :4OO:O4,VEW itC ol *Olal
r filitattentionw lier alit ilie6;e:*ere.
•
,
- • ... • . . ,
, itmf, oiiii i viktflapiL , , , ..„:• i :,•, ,- •„,:(„ D „.-.,„ 1 -
viiiiiiiiitata'sw that 'aii 4 Afiritcli4di
' happened to, grieve; :her ; :tulitt.;ebe 7 ii'Of
relieved when tea, was over; and!Gero
!rent ;Out - Wit4ls l #.: Vrftotl
: # r cPo oo *
11ini-tile - NAilaget;.*itOiflia:AlupfiklUrOir
P.lFttYL'hy etrangersi I and; :mill WWI. bad
:bAn'isiAeaieit;:;ter'hir!-'mie . 'ha . ty ; l .'been
*.eritiqiiikl:oo 3, l l oE - .4ioo4k:Atifil44l 3 o ! .
WO hadfOuud nothbigtivautinglioolikt
7 d4ilieui OWit ilo*,i l :"l6' flll9:' ,i f*. :civiliiitid
away through' Tfuliiiiirile'n'; Sifil.'ikopd s
- iiitimAt e A liw ibiniAvlthlatiapttl Minas and.
-aim • T 7i- a -- - , -`---... E.4.--* . ktilmit
(Oder:breath; I` Georgfteald axe tlittnot
"il:)V,Ciatar,t- he II:um/P.1 nimiw . pi tiyika A dc
1 libfktilbaUlt dO t '2. 1 N.40-44.11.A51141 P •E
! A.O I #V 4 PRAIAIa I. l :Tina./ WAY% .4 tA ) It 1 j
I ry's painful P os ,TsKPl l l44 ) Flef4 l ° i
a virtue of prOmming their wrong, 1
and inflicting ,plisery ' on themsels . N.s . l
and their helPrOafee; but not so with
CAeOrge's . girl-Vlfe:l_l.ll6r,lZirst:lrapuls,e . I
was,:againat .hersatfo that-,-shp 1 - should'
ijkavd:heen .11iX billifilliWW4 toysetztthat it
wimgcjaeritleef andrilf4,4tiQY g , ;),. Wini 6- 1
..nlArrYiXeP4pPtr, 4 4l 3 A §4. 4 ?:Y§lsPia44.: that 1
it-iyaa49l4p; yrovocable t , aadaat.she
could only ffeti and. disturb, ,hiSS, peaCi3 by
- b - el t rao4Whatahe 'had - itebde - Atally
' n c iiet c heiitt i' ,f6 j kin kept it" '&V.11018614!
anifll'iii4d • to' maks' IWO ii:zliex., I
:wig' ,:,_ t , ilit. 1.")::Di , . 5,. 7: , 11::::..10..1 - f...fi, i - 1:1
''') / 11 ilifigh 'Wei:lees riot love irie, I kn.*
i :ifelivcehittlnifsti.The,lind , hervitry2suityi lc
oAtergOtectiiiiii4shb (Whet tglithlraikd i
wtothlAfillonirrsotalnilb theltrstatab
had given her passed swan) aruilthi
same brlghtradrithired - by his hearth,
the.iiaiiiiiiitUtilaillUstatiblne filled kai
Tome Ata.hemt6Rire, _ ... : . _ 1 -.1-
~; , ';tle'vt*akpientyo- e iciii iii 114 p fi r4
liktor:Mk ' 1 400, 1 ; ti - JA Wk Lii 33 i v iatOkk
( 'N444:l4li6in'e-I"l:itit 'ti.ie i AititiiifilSitthigE
I Onk'a toMitilehtlail l *WlretifiqUste.
1 knd . did hie itnAst: L '`Cliai r y't l / 2 41.i4f$ . i.eatf .
-" heip.te him'. The ei.ttagerS. iikalf, - her c
iMO'th'iiiehool 'Children' lilieii he'r." l l%9_
iiiiioi,if, and : theit3qUi fer:at ' tiffiVkli,of,
ifieto ; I wild !bib Miliiiti , Wer(raiiii*liffils (: •
' 'tiBii 4,0 thiiliirliti; iitid-18*itriktitey_
' etift-ii Eird.L ' Thiiy6iinewifei, Etl3 eelitH y i ,
40Itiihk4O - Ved i , ":thiiiietWilie 7 wereftliii•ft,roll-'
1 hie:light , illitivt§Ceined to. (14Miti)lio.V, to
' titiltutoViikt 3 about faitb,iPatiebed.iard
oniftire better than i the enratei hinitielt
b•
—though , 'whaV :trial could: filiceshave:
known:at:hey ago - :... 42...: i,:.‘ fy.(l7' - . .::
lEEE
IT,IO thearillage:thereMi'o l : 4 l). l - 1 141 1 ..Yitml. 1 e8,
91neeistrid.doubleg.poxtioulet9An41iwileh
dowetled4gratfy2ttod PitikithPl74k.. g
-14(4-
the , wholmtroopo U 4,1 40 "entllte , ,hilah,
&eel° dlidosii. he. could eat tkiiiift)( 4 l ll ,na. ;
- palate:suit btat half 00119.01a1i9.1twori• Il i'
garnetimee, I .atn :sure, chek.tunt4 - n hafe'
Igoneihotoe tO.the -net and peac e, of = hel ,
3pieseait3e, 14r.itit an elastio, - tuttecntine. , sal°
iefaotiori f although , bo, was: Hot :la 10a;
For . instance; , when he :.called i at: l'ilr.l ,
Benfiettla, of the. ball,-:and,- heard! the
Bciu lress Actpredate .her h usbati Ws sen se ,
and character( salt by. the, process) She
exalted - her -. 61f n; -. Clara would never
'depredate. lila ; Welie - bad. tuf fault, li
iithat-ehe inclined to . glorify. h lin too .
iduch.:: .10iv_agaiiiii after:ll'3llßM too (*lit.
Wells,- :Wham :three: pretty, daughters
2 w - ereJlOtniticit Perftatie* faridLiteSqm*;
'pllatiedititit otall;natiire - Vid , gatillip . .'
• Arden , erheyaliadlatiaeethirtenireialatite*,
lbefie s lthdylliapedcateWealteutHtt _ silf
, nd tohductild-thentutelveswith 01'
-401. , heidittlearldilifei i' In Orc .: I Ilia tat e_F73.
ltaldhingamittittsiettdone6oo,A* Wl'
The, verY4rettleekor - AbontOPOlikaiave
bored: the:cleveneurate to •;aliriptipui il'
:ti;- - -menth. •:.. Or - Aber:Uri:pi trilsat;Prancee,
who flirted !en:dreadfully: w.itli .oilicers ;
dit.T_ litiett/lEtctrdwood.L.,Who,waa faoliyery,
rich, and fearfullyillftelnPered ;::QC the
Miss Briggs, who.waarich altWhni/ln
nurious and very_vulgar ; or the Miss - es'
Clarksprwho who; Alieei: girls', but had ,
',.nxitilie :Idea. beyond rcrotchet %w it; or
iliiistk,F-afaight,
k.s
'''.tioiwas :409 infonl ll ,o
otOlinend..lien ifitagliittil tr T ,AlittsAl 44, 1
ifialtai Who "NrOte fitikethWattAftl !COO to:
fritaitideverigibees P t ro.glit4llltwmho
1 4
". Efts , Th vjoingapi r matio.oo.g a c m t ei t p 111_4 ,
dttichfulitilaingoodr_pnintiti ,kinkilgt oil' ,1
t t oglheaw*OtlidaWa• hi* )Jrsitsotgt,arP ,
Jnitiglittda wltiastirlOYinaleilizeiggrttOttat
Ithanitentel(w.sl2alyrflet: 101.4. iirM AIM!
1 lie 40 4; 0113 100_4 9 / 1 0,ten ant4tUtlattlittlf
1 "- 3 v( 1. : 1
4-"
IMffMM
IVI '4t 4 I:d''.; :, !Li , -: 11,11:,111t,:; ~ t1 . 7 7;77"
14%, , Wi10nd. oa t ,. glftt. A 9, ygA. 49. is *di .
AZyitt i t iiiir h o - ivii q s : , 4, -( # - v,0 0. 2 * 114 '
:,,., ;vent* had lie ,draWinadte
.WWell
,fis itii i delight s 4;like 'Other pi l ettiiiloii.
tifiilOdni Of the &nit, air niiiitifiniiiia
ailietendeneftil;leiv l feVer '*hen 'the
4.
r taPritakiiniterati < hatt beettitrauSafeitY' tift4,
lid* that ratriiiirogi 06 n :gree yen
flowed in the .riiihijand *hem - UT ?irs4'
f.tbitElbed, .liffti behind.wdeposit .*bion -
bred pezatilential vapors: that : p_olsoned
ItikoArafi....qt tAct , people. , Th 9 ,. - 94r.ate i ii
,C,94 1 k501,1t 03 4 higkia.finci.OtOCth9 ) 4 3l /s i ''
re„,,,,.. ~,,,,„,,e,,,,,,,„9,...., b.,,:,,
„.„,..,,,eggrbid . hint, to And fre atitOngs
h0,840r, and expose d i hint' daily id rt./
~i. , : o . ..._,.._....... .....• . __.. 'ha s -
pit I n., .cio danger would
lnadskialifintrade these' ditties ; lientie '
*itiiiiiiiiiiiit',theetit ''nny' other f 'bit
'Vii:dinWier *Ai in' he tdilige;'. - -lati`lai '
' Mil ediailtiends - On OlarY that she shunt
tit > tit illetnelinnd . :•01 . 1111;jetaYedi'llik
. .. : aStanibentuilttletvifesha-Wasidnatea
1 kait'ibefik afoollehlyrtherolifoula i 4404
tablettettitablisimtdazitleer bil , :iv.f i,f,; , i t '
But Clary watitheikhltibßithl for ti'
tenderness all lber-tbie f and was e
reatiy.ifittaidiffanitilitigintad warm ell*
,Ner, 8 ,1 5 1 1 ,94 he, returned home, to spare
. 'taint rlit h briolit i 'Bit *tide ivris t
' Wiiiiiii kliaiiia', : foriill'heilldViiailtitill , he
.804 ii: '21.1 , ,; , : " I '.l.;'f ':fiti 111 C-: Fab 1 !_..31
'W ObtilitiirMY - April night,' after a, km
lindlittigningilftentoon on the , fnitrah ,
aka Ltheilatiter:Part of l. Greenfield 'lv
inalledit the burets -came, home,. ready i
tell lc WithlWearlheas,. end .e43o3Plelniu
cifdiMaklik,ilt his head, ,_ and einkness..---
Nlayy a ,Atole out L pf the room ;and dis.',.
,mtfltod, the
,Irien treaßure`, t‘i s.ii id id d n
at eigs.„.. When, the i d pbter 'cane 6, -. i . i c+
v
Aemtmccikefi to' bed , Anti said he.bdia,-
j eifid &flit% dicit'ghtd i iii ' a d feW : draYd.' '
itiii4d - fitAid'of inipitkilifg, 'Oetirge grew
°•• elite feverieavagedie fitininter-'
1 'st e ;Auld be 'was delitioinal tay, -- after f
:114 0 /RiThist went otrin.theelintax taf the
...Saida°, and ;then At: took AlAvorrible
Attrztti:l3,nt a-long sewn, Of: naeleßeriPsS'
AO i t lion lay bef9r ol 4 l ,§ ePrfits-__:XP'
:. 130.14McT1_Gi2,40.4.-4.0? s ea , "lis.#o
li%nN . &T. : Months: - .lTeanWnile hliann-, ,
Bence riniet be supplied another efer . -
§7!"SP- . , . '
"Theai i inevitAblenniiten, - BO'trivial th -
I'S i ttier4aidiale' Who " taiiire- long litinie4,,.
'*iirePiarely'and Simply a sentence idf .
rdefitiltition , tii tile mei vi id. , , -G. ti o - r g 'O3
4iilitedito.stay , dt homey and. 'get :addi-'
tinnat ilelp iron, . his 'neighboring -ale-' '
fly; - :hutelary. ',made up_ a ,determined ,
Jlttie face, and,sald `.No l', They ; ',mug , '
,go ; oyez: ; to the
.. .pip
.of Wight for" the
,sanamer : months, and regain health and ,
stleng - tii,. for hini,. , wife!) ,if Greenfield
find to tie resigned filiegether. , . .- •
Clain managed sOmehoW ; 'elle would,
ii6fild details; on the plea - that Geo; ,
b intistfiiep hifirraind tfiffet;' ntid: in the '
iiekfillitrig"ef-Jiine _they' found theni-. ,
461ftsindgedln 'a retired' farm '.uottage;
`-iftfitiffitig In the milt of , delicious Inea 2
iddisis; with a view- of A 'glorious bay:
tollfferafid distant to :They luxurl
;Alert in ..the beauty around, them, like ia'
epats, ,of happy. children ; • and . :though,
George was tint, in ',love, with his smi-
Ishiny Attie wife, he[ .. w,oubl,have got .cin ,
, : tAer,e. very indifferently, ;ye lib put: ,her,.l=:
tAtiA. : petted and indulged hint
,to that.
.13 . 4. - ejf,that be greW stout, and strong,.,
Pio,,seltlib;', Very fast ifideed'; "and - ' Wofd
• ~ 4..,1„i...,i....L1 . 4.....i—..x.:..„;41 , ., . . i..'.c.., ..:',..;.'.,,,'• ,u 4..
lig i tiliffided , if she had not - iratch4d„
( ftiail i iiiad i taktin'Sueh'eitritordintiry'e4e
Clifirtiffillua:ghedliked f•tco'bent - -, beksell
4ilifilitid,LiZtlitS4h4rtitimperative way;
•it stanscedcnt 1 any Crate ; that . she4ks
needaiLto-wm.:%, If , she , had- , gone, into,
-- the PalltdAli farm kitchen . .to •sup,Er l o7,
kello : di! 4,9 oertooot,..with.- her own haniple '
7sorne.Wpradful tempting;dish, to coi l
lila . delicAO . appetite,- presently be was
- ,liptid from
,the garden or parlor prying
Clic , '-Clary, what are 'you doing? ; I.
Want Yon!' ' Then, whonsheAppearedq:'
with fleuery little paws and 'fire-heated.
cheek, he wouldjust look up atlYer and
say, ' Why do you run away and leAvet..
b 26 for hours together, Chary V and she.,
WoUlttiaugh, and tell him -shelled not '
.7beenrgoni3 ten minutes. -•', what do
„yen
rfnetitiß!-4-eandtherudisafipear again.,
1 18,ninntircea.. 1 .4e , '_Wollid.P4rne =,idt9;lll9
AiltgbePiitge,..if, ill ft sit 00117.1.1 ~in i*lliel''
A,,fead'aigr..,atseltAir, i an4 i tollow,hpr,Ociutr:.
Ny t i,tlo44' - 0015 3 w eyesonid'ilnallY t ake '
tier 14441tlihie arannround'hei- thith i t :
'ltiiiihottgfi l fi'i ' , Wad not fi t bit in ibiiiqind
"WO ilitiga"liei.2''' -- - . . r.', - .: .'...,,.,..• ! '",
"7 . 4l4' , Wis f iiniinilowed to Andy eaten:il
'biiiilf4; tut 't hwy.' permitted .ft :little'
light nrielitrd 'ailment to _be , taken' each
mordiditand•evening from certain tblii,_
Ibleitt 'lnigazines; which - sbeiborroWed,
Irani thAlibraryinLthe :nearest village;
:.*llleh l *as slowly :.developing into Ar .
';faettlonalde watering place, One ei7o4
,JAngovhile she was doing l a little of tile ;
,flue darning, in which nobody:equalled
Tier, .cieorge, wife had been for some.
:Wile itting silent over tits book, 'broke .
'ntit'intoiiis merry laiigh;'eay i og, "lAA:,
AeWhdrc;;;Clary ; here art:3'l4mile '..beanti';'
Oflll'Verliea I , ' Hark hbw Ilk) lines , liintl'
, 1 6 0titlittelt: how the -editor - c ould . - print
'strait stuff!' ,' - ' - %
Ho began to' read the lines Jo a mock
perßis,-
,ety,le,, which , ce rtainly ; made ,
,09PiOntinitsb , ludicro us. ;At Ghia_
;c.,.. 'hark TCOltareil "A little; but before hp,
pane telhe - end, she wa s' !mishit - leas
helirtiiiati'hitnielf.' - , •
- . . ..• ,
i lt4'ineli'Veltititeered to `
read a tshort,
'ilfOrY; l daii,itiaid, L - Patierabe Hopei's' Triel;'
lAilAbli liedid With - neon:a Mg cowmen'
• ttirYi - stili as; ' That is' bad graminar,
:the tinctuation - makes nonsehee•of ev
ieryl aragraph ; high:flown, .rhapsotll
cal rubbish,' etc._ And,
.when be care
tfk- i the end:hepronouneed it the silliest
hoe tale, he bad
_ever read. - - ClAry
Aarned'On Meat cernixiiedly, iandagreed',,
'Oth - q , e orke'that 'IC Was silky • ; but theft
Was a iniSchitSVC.us Sparkle . in her 40 - ,
as if she were sorely- tealapred toitneke...
' - .3-telife,seion'abont that same , lii West; Of
littlitiAlk i i:heireVer,:refleeti fig ihat the
'Atielt CitleailifPg 1101401.40.1:0i0:Y *HO
onilght.lbe-tuozzrriuehi for= 44 hinerves - , n.
Ifietril*tt*O.Oik . .. - eb4p, 'i4h.e',..iii:ide*lsi.'
;him AO pea*: and - dOutented.' herAelf ,
ibrArishitrvhint: imbibe . heT-„earni figs'.
under IhillshS strehigthehihg , nolragree-,
' l4oitt_ 6l. -4. 14 . •: , , ,-1 '::' '
. r Before 'the Summe w as ended, the
thin, blue magazine readers were fa&i.
liaittitili :.Clara's'signAture - of ,- 1 vS , ;'
hukaftriiiititiefie diesiipeare'ds ii.i 4ee 1,y,,
-front itil-Pagefyto many people's regret ;
liiV:4(4.7SittlElSObeis-*eiS,MOt;'..lks:h idle; .
highly tranted,. edneated,. eollgge. gen
tlemen, but day `workers and ..toilers; hi
jher*ri_rld'e:Nyldelltbor- fields; Who AO'
-1,44 . 0.4fit6.:0 . _49iatit.. 4,.iP .11 4i1*.: 11841 .
'-dfaa silly titittt taie;mnOSO interest turns.
on finfhdfdbledally Virtifes whielithey
thsturelvsntrefr oceasieht.to - euthplifyi in
Ithertio*n bbsenieffiyeS::) I: belhotei the:
editnrsvitAdnquiretotAiutee , whro:lire,,
haii - las*Kl. :her COXlol,l*ticlppfl tr. !....I . 4* ry
.I*P 91htdriVASe .9..CAUP)P44: :' 7 ::'1 .-: 1:
pre-'';
',.:X l 4;ttle fkrti t2ifICP.III I 4. i ) r i! s a! 1:11:.! ,f 3,
J
1*
I' T iti
13/1.3 , Nu,
MI
4 •
E=EN
.1,-,- - ,,:- • --.. , 1(..f,f,f-
,„?,,,%--, ,
110.X,I.tesit,'Gkt9WsOth a Oman 11 ,Y, 113 8!-,a.nd
I tliepi, 40* . .,:qt*Ii.t - 0, i70 64 07,4 0 .tiird t"?
-_,..ii,tit,. paper and siebetallYrOliatiellikr,
Pl.liii,lt'frem'ine to derogate frOiti'dizi
I . WillgiiitY4tittiiiirOPOlielliiiig
I .ot'iief, Uoatnie I ' thlnlileNvislo ',her
I - er 44l W" l ' i Pkte'firet thaiti'!lti.' tirithirliie
'Went td * alds-old) friend; deentfi li*
In his stridy; uanal;' but lit :, had' WO
!nide' to linikinere coy arid'hornelike ,
than at Greenfield, and the ijourigi: - reti.i
ttorliacilied picipcirtlonably , ;mos Afiln4
, - fied.c.in it: : - After *little datirdtot7 ...chat
;:lititedute:prollosell td eeek hts.wife,,Atid
, lipw dew everybody. think Amy . (eau
,hqr.on;ipioyedg,,.iiihe was, apOng„hp
, oivnlio,kwing room -that,littledraWle
.whichl' , A B isfOrislir4-,t l *.ai,4otir .
1
,idiot, the w,lioletelehherhoOd.; Mount
tecl bitti*isithips 'ln a big,'.apron; iii 4
proortyAr the glrbiktreaauM . ,wltlt
i eroiOn'hibiin elide tlitaiced Wel:11128 110
'llttfe'earii*d*ltli'llatO r .ildridg, ll find
sleeves rolled . titiitheVe' lief diiiiipled r -iit
tbkvii elkieivisilitiOking thettetty;:elen
ilepalSei c inionlbe Walta , tite last :iii VO
IRO taP7lll4 ( dtdrslito 4tof I 'Jnlnto dOwn 7-,
blushing-her:brat being catiglit inane
sdirdiatOopati..covet: Teverybady - ,-.eta
with conftisionl '- , Notabit , ..of Ltd olfh
looked-odlantly over hershoulderian
inlde; 'Velem int wnit fiveminuttisk , th
I'll ap6ik te'Yott P anitpioneeded . to tin
Ashler teak, to, thetuimlititlen 'Of til
' Irish treasure,' who had acted as whet
:assistant; .and also to the admiration 4
.arid net a .bit .to, the initonishment
Mr: Warenne and George:' ~ ' L
The work.done,-she descended ; and
as the gentlemen had got potisession of
the r wludow,seat, she placed herself o 4
tbeloyestround butone of bee ladder..
and 'liel talked about the islands' .-1 1 lOl
`and , lie Seit`; and George's recovers; Anil
ill'aiieiVi!eatory, and Other intereeting
r.tosioeitla Clary - Was so altogether
bright;4lthiffected and' charming, trial
*hen George and his friend left bee , 4
''ength, the latter said, •`Meivil, If - -Cla,.
.ry werenot your wife; I . should Make
npi to her myself !' And George alltai..
:Ally laughed,, and said be bad, better
talie v oare, what be. was about, or he
,shonlcibe obliged to quarrel with .114.63 `.;
and then be extolled her virtues very
Angela, as if—as if be were in love; at
l'aeti lint this time Clary NveenOt there
to overhear.
- liikWiti Clary's first occupation ; 'her
n
' `"t:v)airdiff e -- eren Perhaps the phl
-sis a.
;.
frinilinetital . strain bad been, -' fo
'tae faittWeive months, almost too
'niiitli'• for her youth ; for those who
lieVedlerbegan to notice that her api
ritsf,ilagged, and - that her brisk feet
'w.ertt aletyly to and fro on the garden,
:walks, !,;• George watched her anxiouslY,
~buthis,friends told him to be patient,,
and wilt aWkille ' and she would bii bet
. ter aeon: It tit is very hard to be pat-,
tient , when e see what we have learnt
16 prize ahoy all else in the world, fad
:log slowly ' b foie our eyes—and go' Cla
, ry seemed' to fade, •
1 George, ybu must take care of Clary',
Or you Will lose her,' her mother toal:
l:tini abruptly; ' I do not like ker symlV
[ Items, ai•lill,'
It was after this harsh communica
,tionfor, • the mother spoke Lis ~'if lie
•!Were to blame for her child's fate—that•
George involuntarily betrayed .to his,
.u f ifia how roach he Awed for her.
AO- you'. would grieve to lode rue,
.George?' said she, a little mournfully.
It would break myl heart, Clary !
Oh, don't talk of ray losing you crlfid
he, passionately kissing her thin white
hands. 'Who have lin the world be.
side Yon ?'
W ho loves me as you do ?'
i'thinit:tiobody loves you as Y dp,
.60orge. - It Is selfish in ' me—but it is
the liappiest; tithe Ihave bad for a long.
while; to see hoW you would be s rryif
E.Were one; I should not liketo think
you could forget me soon.'
Clary,you will live to bless 'le for
many a year.yet I'
That must be as God wills, G;orge ;
let us' bOth say that must be : s Gad
r
wills; my 'darling I' and he
hid his face on Clara's bosbm, that she ,
nitight
_not see his tears.
l'exhaps the covetous; watchful ten
ideinesslhnt, nowsurrounded the young
ile,:i P diAlied"; bor . courage and strength,
for she rallied visibly; and, atter ald w
,months, George had to baptize a little
CoPY'iir,lierself, and to return thanks
roi.C.laryit safe deliVeranee. After that
day nobody could have persuaded . him •
that' di ere bad ever been 'a , time when
hewai3'iti'ot in love with his wife; or
when he did not think her lthe dearest
tieasure in the whole wide7orld.
There are three children a
. the recto
ry.now, and it is one of the happiest
hotuOithat eau be found In the conn-
Air.• Warenne, who has bevotne
more cynical than ever, quotei the pair
•as nu exemplification of how veil two
, people Who are rightly matched in olh
,er, thhiga "may get on through life with
Out! falling into that enthusiaim of lo'V'e
ha 'headed boys and girl's es
giand• cliniax of existenee.-
IClue day, in the '
~onfidence of friend
elitp,'he was so ill-advised as to remind
thelettor of the confession ho'had for
merly made to hiiiself, and George was
actually offended. •
Not in love wan wary I she is the
only woman forNOtoin I ever oared a
chip!' cried he. You are under a tie-.
lustfl, Warenne ; I can never have ,
said anything so absurdly false.'
The rector thinks so now ; and Clara'
,is converted to the same opinion. I •lo
not see what Mr. Warenne has to do
with it. Bygones should always be by
gones.' Clara has never yet confessed:
about•the silliest of little tales , in ' the,
bide - Magazine; perhaps ; it ,has ,
-slipped %lit memory—but all her love,
devotinix.and patience of that time
never,ifiticape -George's. If he knew ,
:whio mote , s .Patience Hope's Trial,' 'hp
worild , probably be inclined to call it
gookcitliction' now, instead of whfii .
be did , Oen, beeause be would, t
fioin areal - pork of view.
•
The great pigeon roost of the Wes ,
this year, ,was in Wisconsin. • .A. lt pap 3 r
( at Kilhourn city says : For three' wee A.
*eon's nrefeilying in 11004 s that tin
i 3 ap" could 'number. On Eiaturtiai,
p.,d:inr . itlinut two boat:a before
nik,liffall;.thay hew In one
sttifir Pnith'iiiiiithlnifortti; 'darkening
the people by
titit!slintiddrtheirliring€l. Hotels wera
fullaoftltrapperis JAndl bunters;:'Rootiexs
.werlibusy l :::makitig: barrels, and. :men.
011,11dr.Ori: were B.4ti t y,s iii
t4 O
- .44crel 6.
Tpey s Net* phipped to 'chteNii,, - ,.1\61-,
Cinoionti, Philud'et
"i"Ork and floston:
t0 . .80,000 blida were toiskided
daily [.
MI
,
•
hitt y.,‘
IMEMI
Is welitilitlied irlik iAicsi
Pritldishiii) to ea.;
outs all kinds of _job Work
vial nsetasse end
Largo additions of an the lots styles of typo
' novo Lyn added to Vain &printout.
f
ot!'_ Boisfeephiiik.24.Floor
Pa* gni - 6i * tag
The ritt {
wafer nsitagee `'sp okeri is
tfie•tkioriK 8i; Theihhabitants of
the globe prof- more than 1,000 dif
ferent religions. The ,number of men
is about eipialito thanumber of women.
11 49 Alm.'rao of hßF* l 4.:Aire, is. about 88
years. Oneorarter die previous to the
age of seVen l yeara, one-half before sev
enteen, and thoiiffho Pass . thiti age en
joy a'relleity*fnised to one-half the hu-
Man nPeciles. ,, 'To7teveiy one' thousand,
persons, one reaches 100 years- 'of life ;
t. 4? Oval 100 t, only roach.
_the,age of
0 1 Pd P4PrO , O.ali 9P O 4 1 4' 6 99 Ova
to. So
_Years of age. Thin* ate' on 'the
r i.,.0,..,,a0,...„„„tan0,; 'and of
;•: 888' year; 91 :, 824
e;!eiry , day; o,79:erery hotir, and sixty
ifivert niinutev2iir Zone' avery'seeonds—
;These' leseetkto , about balanced by an
'tigtiar hunitlerag-ttrtbsi , = Thb , married
.arkilOnger listed 1 than - the eingle e and,
'above allkaxe those vie), °beery', So
indaettione r conduct. Toll -Men
'live longer f itbigklagort ones. Women
. have !WM RIIPC(9 B Rtfilfe iq thfl; tifrr
iPrPv. I 9Y 3 ;WO. '
i r n 4' .
L t.httici",iffen j ; ) 312 .e. 797,1 - 4 At aircerTraka; —
Tht; nuniker imiyirtigiti
portion of to 0 - 4*i.4 I,ooolndlyidnale.
Marriages are *era frequent after the
equinoxes; that ib dining the months I
of Tune andPecember. Thew, born in •
spring am; generally more. robuS #kan
, c,•thera.• I,liirthe, and deaths are more '
frequent bz . uipt than by day. The
number Jet men • capable of bearing
arms is calculated,at one-fOnyth ef the
1 )0 ..Polo1 1 4 1 .1.
The sluguldr combination of fatalism
and rebellion whioh marks the English
character, was curiously exemplified in
the golds:lent a.eabman at Gloucester a
'few dayt, ago. „.Tho poor man had been
.out of; work to . two or three years.—
Eveiy bo,dy who, knows any,thing about
smalkoountry oye‘rns,,kriow,s what 'this
meanie."e• go•wafi too PFOod to "go on
the perish," daticeriseqUently the email
tradesmen had ta l keep hint and his' fa.
roily—tan in number. Baia few weeks
ago he gOt work as , a fly driver. Then
his creditors foolishlytesolved, like too
many of us, on ltliPtt.the goose that
laid the golden_ egg. , They put an exe
cution on his house and sold him out.
-- - ,
What / then ? He bore it like a man.
But being sent ou l t,one night toward the
end of last week,, to, take a gentleman
and his wife home to their country res
idence, li e happened on the return jour
ney to uset cab and smash It. This
was tool much. So be incontinently
tied the telini around his neck and hung
himselfjte the wheel of the overturned
vehicle. jEltill," mark how merciful a
merciful' man' is to his beast. Before
; going to, his death, he released the horse
!and set it grazing comfortably along
the roadside. HO - •himself 'was about to
clisburiinn himself of his troubles—be
I g a ‘le hi 4 beast the sarue chance. --Lord.
Grapiale. ,
f I
1 How TO SEE Dowi A WELL.—It is
;not generally known how easy a ma,t
terlit le to explore the bottom of a wel,
cistern, or. pond of water by the uile of
a coax on mirror. When the sun is
shinin brightly, hold a mirror so that
the red ,eted rays of light will fall into
the wa er, A bright spot will be seen
at the ottom 7 so light as to show the
,srnalle t object plainly. By this means
we haT 'e.kamined the bottoms ofwells
fifty, fe t deep,;When half full or more
:'of water. The smallest straw or other
Eirnall objects can be p i SrfeCtly seen from
the surface. In the same 'Way one can
examine the bottom of the ponds
_and
rivers, if the waters be somewhat clear,
and not agitated by winchfbr rapid Eno
tion. if a well or cistern be under cov
er, or , shaded by a building, so that the
sunlight will not fall near the opening,
it is only necessary to employ two mir
. rots, using one to reflect the light to
the opening, and another to re
fleet it down into the water. Light
,
May be throw fifty ora hundred yards
to the precise spot desirable, and then
down ward We have used the mirror
with success, to reflect lightaround the
house to a shaded well, and alsoto carry
it from a south, window through two
rooms and tlipti l luto a cistern underthe
norib Ode Ofthe house. Half a dozen
reflections of light may be-'made,
though each- mirror diminishes' the
brilliancy of the light. Let any one
not farbiliar with. the method,, try it
and he willnot only end it useful, but
a ver pleasant
. eApertment. It will
perha reveal a Aquila Of sediment !at
the b i t of thC - . well' that has been
little oughtbof,,bat:Which may 'have
been . : rightful flOth;CO of disease by its
dee,63% I the water.-=Ex.
A. LUABLE INVI4NTION.—Matarst.
Howari ; of BedfOrd, England, have re
eon tIY I n von ted a uterine steam engine,
w I
bleb promises to do inhoh : towards
"bringiug men nearer unto men." The
that vessel, the Fatry Deli, fitted with
theirn gen ious, (~off triiitiee lately made
a voy go from
.11.,otpion 'to Y rmonth,
f t
when it was ,found that a run f about
olght 4 .en milearsliecupled eighty min
utes
(
';also, that i the coalionsurhed was
320 p unds. The average st am press-
ure w s from 1-10‘tolf10 ponds on' he
square inch. -`'From these d to it may
inferred •that ' r ib& Fairy ell would
burn only about half as mud' coal as a.,.-
vessel with engines and boi ers of the
usual kind. -
Au English contemporary comment
ing on this= performance, ' •
"Let It be supposed that, an ordinary
steamship would require 1,000 tons of
coal for her voyagelo China and bank.
She would take, ally, 1,000 tons at 10s.
per ton, in ttie, north, and ,would buy
:500 tons in the'Cbinese ports at 40e. per
ton, thus Spending_ .9,600 in 'coal. A
vessel with •engiaes—and boilers like
those of the Akl y ryDell would need only
ki
750 tons r thedOuble - voyage. She
would obtain the Vilinie e nf this ', in the
north td, Ills; 0875`) thusetibcting asex
ing'bf'£l,l`2is'ii money, and increasing
the available tonnage for freight by 258
tousnit the,voyage out, and by 875.t0ns
on the voyage-hone.”
A rat her faskyoUth , was relating, the
experience :of his voyage Uprose. th e
ocean to a sympathizing friend. Bald
be, " I tell you,what, old fellow, there
one good 090 it, • though.—
;You clan geke,e ; tigl4t . ts you pleasoevery
'day, aud.eveyyligidy thinks you're only
se4slek.el;l,-
, ; .
` ` ' Aie iiiiinot siliriciedat the'spproaoh
t ,4
it Abe Rineo
o t iperrorti ?": 'skid the rni xi_
U r"tfi .. ii i tlett - iqcrti,i:"FitOrike I I have
li - h IlYitik - iii4 mid• thirty yenta with
th - 411eili 6i Terivis--the‘ king cannot
'be. C ofigiiiiriiiikl!" -I '''' - —' - - •
rjthAo' A:firitattor
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