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It,EkERSIlN A AnEMY

LIST. Baoks slaes, paper, &c. charged separately;
2nd. A month once begun, to be paid in full;
3rd. No deduction for absence nor for hadays:
4h. Payments to be made regularly every month.
School hours from 8 IL to o'clock, except Thurs
days. sep27
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Il l. ship lazoo from New York, few grocs OF
Henrys genuine caleined Magnesia, tor sale by tha
doz. or gruce by
DAVID FELT Il co,
sep27 Ny S,atoners Hall, ~ CKartre st
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6NUNNY BAGS-AO Bales and $40 bundles,
VI bushsl Gunny Bags, in store and for sale
J THAYER &, co,
..,I0 pny,ros Ct
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The late gales were fearfully severe at Nassau.
Extracts from the papers at,hat place give fright.
full picture Of is ravages. The American schoon-
er Butterfly, John B. Cofnors, II days from Bnlti-
more is a total wrcrk. Her cargo, with about | S
head Of cattle were saved. At Exuma, the hur-
ricane appears TO have been still more violent I.
Scarcely single house remains Standing on the
Island, and the inhabitants were obligc ed to throw
themselves on the ground to avoid the gale. The
small craft belonging to the place more or less
injured: the cattle greatly harmed, the crops de
sroyed. houses and trees blown down, and the
whole scene of desolation and distress. The
Am. schr. Polly, Of Wilmington, N c. z. Baker
muster, was totally wrecked on Liule Exuma
Captain and crew saved. The sloopx Lively, be-
longing to Johu Dean: and Fpvort-, 10 John
Adderley, ais, lost. Am brig vindca tor
OF New York, hound to Apalnc nicola los, ere W
aad passengers saved. Am. sloop Union, los, on
GRIND Bahama. MaterIl1e, waved.
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vllh TRUE Am ERlCAN.
EDlrED BV JOHN GIBSON.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
NJ ~ SsBe !. IT. "A VS.:

FRIDAY ..........OCTOBER IL. 1888.
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HaVANAPer brig Ivnnhoe cargo IS bales coitoni ~ do'
5 cases sewing silk
TAMPA BAY.per schr Mount Moriah boxes sweet
meats Dbl tongues, boxes cordnls, D bxs phot
bread do mustard 10 do raisins, kegs butter.
30 boocs herrings bbls Hackerel. 5 do srop 8
bbls wine. 3 do flour, 4 boxes dry goods 5 casks
porter 10 keys white lead, 50 bbls lime 551 sacks
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DEPPER-4O bags III store and for sale by
] THAYER L. co,
octl2 "A Poyd,as $
KDIMENTO-6O bags Pimento in store, and for sale
IL by THAYER u co,
nciIl "a puYdraa al
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TINE four story fire proof brick store in Camp
Il street, at present occupied by Nlessrs. ii
Wallace Il Co.
The three story brick store at the OF Bank AL
Heath & Co.; the third st ry being fitted for bed
room.
Also the 3rd story of the brick store in Bank Alley
4h door from the last named-he 2nd and Sd stories
being well fitted up.
Possession 10 be given Oh the st November next
oct5-tf CHAS. A JACOBS.
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The gentleman states that the entire of New Lee
wee street must be immediately reaid at cost OF
-$156,000, and that it Inns not been in use on an
average over five years. New Levee street i'll front
OF the faubuurg St Mary, which is in bad order
WINS paved in 1927, Ia years ago. 1t mas been
twice cut up by the Gas and Water Works and re-
quires 10 be relaid: the materials good, and
the expense will be about $4,000, instead OF
Gl56, 00-differenee $4,000. See the surveyors
estimate annexed.
During many years, New Lcvee street was the
only thoroughtare paved above canal street and
nearly all the vast products of the west were trans
ported upon il. 1t is indeed surprising that under
these circumstances II has stood so well. 1t is not
as fair TO cite this street proof of the little per-
inaneney OF round stone pavement as 1t would be
to refer 10 st Anne and st Peter streets to prove
the opposite position, which streets were paved in
1882, have never required any repairs and are now
in excellent condition.
Atho' all must ADMIT tho superiority of the
square granite block pavement it must also be &C.
corded that The round stone pavement is infinitely
preferable TO round. Previous 10 the paving Of
our streets, il otlen occurred, that from so cents
TO 81 per bale Of cotton was paid for drayage;
such would have been the again precisely II the
gentemans opposition 10 the paving contract made
with Mr.. Minurn IN 1886 had prevailed. Drayage
in New Orleans rs now as cheap as in any cty OF
the Union. Millions have been saved 10 Inc own
ers of cur vast exports by the rapidl;y with which
the paving as progressed in tins city during the
last ten years. Commerce would doubt be
greatly benefited if the cost of drayage could be
entirely saved, is suggested by the minority in
his address for be estimates that lie dlminutlon
of tina, expense nusl be at least 81 100000 whci,
is Il sum total OF the amount charge Tor uruyage
in ihls city according TO Gale lation M do with
much care by committee OF the Chs mber OF Com
merce in December last but it is difficult 10 con-
celve how this large sum should find lis way into
the pockets of The people here, unless our mer.
chants lshou'd continue to charge the owLers OF
produce and The purchasers of goods the actual
rate of drayage, when drayage would in fact be
done for nothing. Most of the statistical state
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'E,wiNi.-8u bates Store aud I,r sale by
d J TuAI Err & co.
ecuo "A Poydras st
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TURB & GUTTER 5 foNno-5U,uUu running
~ feet of curb and gutter stones of the following d.
mansions H. I'M, ,6 8 in. 20 ill.,, % in and % n.,
expected arrive between the LIST oioctober and 18th
Ianuar next will be sold by tue subscribers On arr.
ying, by the invoice,
FERNS Cash OH the delivery of the bill of lalng.
Persuus applying shall receive the stones they ar
rive in the order OF their application.
fErERS IL WILLARD.
sep 27-tf
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-07-28
NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against
IN receiving four promisory notes which ]
gave to Gilman C. Midget on the 2lst day Of
July, 1886. One of which, for one hundred
dollars, was payable in ninety days from that
time, and the others, three in number, for one
hundred and sixteen dollars and sixty-six
cents each, are payable in one, two and three
years from that time. am determined not
to pay said notes, as they were obtained un-
der false representations, and the considera
tion for which they were given has wholly
failed. JOSEPH SPANGLER.
March 90. 5lm2
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N. RATIIBUN.

DEGS leave to inform his friends and the
ed public, that he has resumed the Profes7
sion of the Law, hasopened an Office, opposite
the brick store Of Smith & ,CTowcll, on Vol
colt street, in Mauinee city, whore he intends
to practice as an Attorney, Counsellor, and
Solicitor, in all the courts Of Law and Equity
in the state of Ohio. .a,.s
His Justices Office is kept inthe same build
ing, and is open at all proper hours. ack-
nowledgements of all kind Of Instruments ta-
ken, and llknds of convcyancing, done here
with neatness and despatch.
Oct. 7. 27tf =
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MoRE NEW GOODS.

! II Me- ON. gt 6lANNETT are now ope-
HZD ming a superior lot Of waterproof boots
selected expressly for this market
Also, mems stout shoes and brogans;
Womens' leather shoes and bootees
DO kid slippers and walking shoes +.
Misses do. do do
heather do do do
Womcns lined g. bound India rubber shoes
Boys and youths boots;
do shoes and brogans
Chiidrens morocco shoes. Also
: hn assortment Of school books, blank books
and stationary. s,''
They have also just recessed an addition
70 thoir stock Of Groceries; and a further sup
+ ply Of s.s ' ..sss
Cooling and box Stoves \ y s.1
Hollow ware; e -, =. a X.
az, 900 lbs assorted Iron;
Cast Steel;
German Steel; "A = = = 4. &. Il n
Sweed's Steel, and ss - y e..
1000 pounds assorted Nails.
The above, with their former stock falles
.heir assortment as good, or better, than any
other in this city and they feel assured they
can sell as low as the lowest, and they int md
To do SO for prompt pay such as cash, co w;
tryproduce, &c, &c. ~ =, q.
Remember we want 200 600 Pipe Stavcs.
Maunec City, dec, s, 1897 36tf
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Just received from New yoils, Philadels
u phia and Toledo, a1spIe Iepdid assortment Of
Jewelfy consisting Of gold snd silver lever
and plain watches; gold guard andfoh chains;
|neck aces, sqzIe, Ieys 2<c.; silver, plated and
steel do. (: eat Jewels; breast pins and finger
rings Of most any quality. Gold and silver
thimblcs !; gold, silver and steel spectacIes;
silver pencils; Rodgers and WostonloIm's fine
pen-knlves; cnrd cases patontivoFy inlIstands,l
flutes; accordians; music boxes snuff boxos
violin strings, DC. 6fc. 81 4 8
Clocks, Watches and Jewolfy Of alnoat w.
cry deserIpt Fepaired soIfk q a6spotrl 3l0k,
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Perrysburg a. Buffalo
DAILY LINE or S4,Esl.h q oars.
+ ARRANGEMENT FOR lS3S.
M,.,n!lI,;,,s y

nm HE steamboat ANTHONY II WAYNE,
III Amos Pratt. Master will make her regu-
lar trips tweather permitting inthe following
Leaves Pesrys5aeg q Leaues Bt5 5a1lo Joy To
( Toledo for Buffalo. tedo a. PerrgsbuYg.
Thursday May Sunday nsE May g
"Wednesday !, 20 Saturday sssa ,,ss 10
Tuesday fssl, asl l5 fNriday ia ase., Is
Monday 8 ss,,s s2l Thursday ~ sAg4
Sunday .s, -, 27, Wednesday ~ 80
Saturday June q Tuesday. June s
Friday Monday SO s,,ie Ill
III Thursday yasa,, ~ n sunday sFns,& u u
Wednesdayes,,s ~ Saturday $ %
Tuesday y 26 Friday Il j, 30
Monday July. 2yThuraday Juyss s
Sunday % 9 Wednesday J, IA
Saturday sssn u Tuesday asst,, u
Friday 5s,s ~ Monday st hig23
Thursdayss ~ " Sunday ss - Is29
"Wednesday Aug,Ssl Saturday Aug. "A
Tuesday >, Friday ss 10
Monday. ~ D. l3 Thursday -, 3 IS
Sunday N sas, l9Wedncsday ,,a F22
Saturday y 25 Tuesdays IS 20
Friday 81 Monday Sept. 3
Wednesday .. l2 Saturday ss.,, ~ Is
Tuesday \, lSl Friday \ a 2l
Monday !, "a Thursday So ,ss27
Sunday 30 Wednesday Oct, 8
Saturday Oct. 8 Tuesday 80 9
Friday l2 Monday sn Is
Thursday - lS Sunday o., 81
Wednesday, q, "a Saturday -, 27
Tuesday ~. 30 Friday Nov. 2
Monday Nov. 5.Tbursday ~. 8
Sunday !, II Wednesday re,, Ia
Saturday II Tuesday - 20
JOHN HO OILISTER g. CO...
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I'D EANs "a quantity Of Beams Just fo-S
ID ceived and for sale, at the Warehouse
Of j. w OLC C01''r, & GO.
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NGAY s. YOUNG Attornies and Coun-
I'VE. sellers at Law, Maumee city, Lucas
county, Ohio, = .JyfO. NJ. ma Y. ~
Ssa.afL, M YOUNG.
june g.. 1887 Off
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FLOUR e VVHf6KEY.

gl .bbla. WTIISKEY (rectlfed.
~ 100 do. Flour. "a portion Of whichis
from The Michigan Mills, for which Michigan
moneys (both Chartered and wild-cat) will be
received. For sale OF the warehouse of
zlhfES w OLC0TT SEQ.
June 10. III
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-07-28

GyPOONS--G German silver Tea and Table
~ Spoons, a beautiful Iarticle, cheaper and o.
4ually handsome with silver, for sale byf q
sJY. WLSIY.ELL5& Col
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i crEf Hons fSS tl,ose Who ,DIeis,
e]al 81 buila'ngs @ y Il e: BEEBEE
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4 ARTER B. HARLAN having disposed
" Of his entire interest ltf tie concern Of
Griffith, n ,ylers q Co; the connectionis there
by dissolved by mutual consent. ). Z. =. :. z, y
The business in future will be conducted uns
der the firm and style Of ~ @ss %
GRIFFITH q TYLERS.
June 10. - - I ~ lll..Es 8
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NX7ANTED. "a good JourIieyman Chuir
w Maker, y whom liberal wages viii be
given. ,. CREED. ~
Feb. "a. 47tfs
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|FTyIIE subscribers are agents for the FOL.
IL lowing Lines, viz: 2 Y

sF ON THE ERIE CANAL. sslAs
The NATIONAL. LINE,--.4geat, A. w.
johnson, l08. Broad street, New York.
NRw YoRK AND BUFFAIo, AND UTioA AND
BuFFALo LINEs.--Agents, Hubbard 81 Ellis,
foot of Broad street, New York.
OswEGo LINE, (via Oswego and; Welland
Canals, Agent, r.. J. Van Dewater, 100,
broad street, NewsYork.
y LAKE AND RIVER LINE, (via Oswego and
Welland Canals, )--.agents, Isaac F. Smith,
JohnO. Dickey, 1l9 Broad street, NewYork
The above are AMONG the most efficient lines
engaged in Western transportation, and have
the best possible arrange gements for forwarding
goods with safety and despatch. 80. Va y
Merchants in Indiana and up the Maumee,
,wllinsnre prompt attention to their business,
by causing them to be marked to the care of
our House, at this place, when they make
their purchases at New York,
JAMES WOLCOTT, & co.
~eI 1f,s,f fr<.n
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T,,OR Sh Lls.-lsed s. yellow skned Onions,
III Beets,. Carrots, Parsnps, lCabbage, &c.
a large quantity in good order, for sale by
JONATHAN WOOD. n 4
Maumee City, Sept. 80, ,26tf
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~ ARPENTER,S TOOLs--By tho set. q
NJ single, for sale by si Y 4
June q n. WISWELL q co. 4
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

a.gsF BOOTS AND SHOES.
"A CARY, Front street, opposite the JEFF
"a ferson House, has just received an OK
tensve assortment of Boots and Shoes, con
sisting in part as follows:
300 pair thick boots, 100 calf do, case
lined waterproof do, 2 cases boys thick do,
100 pair mems thick brogans, so pair boys
do, GOO pair womens' calfand grained leather
brogans, 100 pair childrens' do, lease ladies'
gaiter boots, case ladies' India rubber fur
lined do, case ladies' India rubber shoes,
case ladies' morocco walking shoes, l casela-
dies morocco fur-lined do, / case ladies' slip
pers, case ladies slippers. case misses do.
Also, good assortment ofEnglish, French
and American Dry Goods, Groceries, Paints
and Oil, &c. eks 3 y WI K
Alhrge lot Of Feathers received on con-
signment. The above goods will be soldyery
low for cash. ss- t.sssssps =
December Q, 1887. a6tf
III 10 UQRs "A quantity of Liquors, con
II n .sistings brandy Rum, and Gin, for
sale unusually ylow for Cash, at Che Warehouse
Of ss s$ae A MES yVOLCOTT,& "a CO.
Maulnee, May ~ 1888. 59tf
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n ~. i y a. =. 81 49, "a ~
pIloT, rnADERs; ERIE AND OHIO, AND
EAGLE LINES, a 8, s.s, ~ ~
ON TIIEEIsIE9CANA
Affording six Boats daily, from sAlbanysard
For Freight or p ssa &c, al,-
ply to TRnAT s. CARTER, Buff I.s,; !.
II, WRIGHT & Co. Rochester. VI
"A "a +. HuRD 81 CO. Raj Road Depol
"a Il N # sSscliehectady.S
G, T EGs,ss97 N1s9s 90 s9aay-ss,
WIN, B, K Ksox, salseHy. 4.
!. siatsDls, 7, I q, !, u, 1o4 Broad-a.
81 2. PAnSsn, Nsy 4 Yo''s
by AMERIeAN TRANSPORTATION LINE,
ON THEsOHI0 CAN Il. lsa
ScoTT & CARTER, Ctevele,ada
oELvAfH 3 HuNTER, Columbus. !,
On HiaHHAD e. IkEYEs, G75iJicotse.
CONWAY ~ VERY, Portsmouth,.
fAzzAi a BuTLER, Cincinnati.
Mark Packages, Am. TRANSPORTATION
%, "and Ship by Swiffsure and Rail road,
Lines OF Towr Boat q: q MI s IN
The steam boats and vessels conlprising the.
above line, are all of the first ola and pre-
sent to western merchants, more than .ordif
ary facilities for the prompt TRANSMISSION Of
goods. The proprietors are determined that
nothing shallbeleft undone on their part, to
give entire satisfaction to those who may, fa-
vert hem with their business. n II .ss...s@
Consig ignments will be forwarded by trans
portation Wagons, keel and canal boats, from
Maumee city to any part Of the Maumees and
Wabash Valleys without DELAY Z i ss I. -
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r.TA TS. .-A new and splendid assortment IF
NJ 4 Beaver ind silIi Hats just received and
for sale, cheap for cnsll BY a
4 ACKEN ~ KAN a I)Y. J.
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" WI ||!| A |||s' ( |II''' ''' !
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STONE WARE.

II UAfBER quantity of pine Lumber
La for sale at the Warehouse of
Y VIC OLGOTT & Co.
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1898
JAMES LCOTTs a 90.
:; { -

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
s,(sat HE Ware-house formerly occupied ba)
~ Wtiic 8. Kistland.
James w Wolcott, MAuMrE cITy, ohio.
. James Howe. Howe saesS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

rather have q boiled frog lhan The whole
Of H."
This was . common expression Of his.
and had been anticipated By his wife. who.
a. soon as The preference Was expressed.
uncovered . large dish near her husband.
and there vas large bull frog. Of por-
IenlOus dimensions, and Pugnseious as
psei. stretched aUI al foil length. Zseha-
Tish sprang from his chair. not . lilGle
frightened a. Ihc unexpected apparilion.
My DEAR" said bis wife. IN Q kind.
eR:Geaiing tone. 4" hope you will 81
length be able TO make dinner"
Iaehsrish could not stand this. Ills
surly muod vas finally overcome. and he
burst into hearty laugh. lie aeknowl-
edged thai his wife was right and that he
was wrong; and declared that she should
never again have occasion 10 read him
such another lesson; aud he was as good
as his word.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27
A GENTLE REPRoOF.
BY s. SLEEPER.

One day as Zachariah Hodgson was
going TO his daily avoca,ions after break
fast, he purchased fine large Goldfish, and
sent il home with directions 10 his wife
10 have it cooked for dinner. As no par
,icular mode Of conking il was prescrib-
ed, the good woman well knew that
whether she boiled il or made it into a
chowder, her husband would scold her
when he came home. But she resolved
To please him once, if possible, and there
fore cooked portions of it in several dif-
ferent ways. She also, with some lille
difficulty, procured an imphibious animal
from brook back of the house, and
pumped i, into the pot. In due time her
husband came home; covered dishes were
placed upon the table, and with frown-
ing, faul,6nding look. the moody man
commenced the conversation:
Welt. wife, did you &c, The fish |
bought"
d" Yes, my DEAR"
q should like to know how you have
cooked il. | will bet any thing that sou
have spoiled it for my eating. (Taking
off the cover.) though, SO. VIVA, in
creation possessed you to fry it.! l
would as leave ca, boiled frog"
Why, my dear. | thought you loved
il best fried"
"You did'n, think any such thing.
You knew be,,er-I never loved fried
Ifsh-why didn't you boil it I"
"My dear, las. time we had fresh fish,
you know l boiled it, and you said you
liked it best fried. But ! have boiled
some also"
So saying she lifted q cover. and 10
the shoulders Of the cod nicely boiled.
were neatly deposited in dish. a sight Of
which would have made an epicure re-
ljoice. but which. only added 10 the lima.
ture Of her husband.
"a pretty dish thisv' exclaimed he.
Boiled fish! chips aud porridgeI II
you had not been one Of the most stupid
Of womsnkind, you would have made il
into chowder"
His patient wife, with smile, imme.
diaiely placed a mreen before him con
tanning an excellent chowder.
ANY DEAR" said she, al was resolved
10 please you. There is your favoritt
DISH"
Favorits dish. indeed" grumbled the
discounted husband. IS dare say i, is ar
unpalaeshie wishy washy mess. ~"ni,
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fulDess has enabled you so 10 curb your
temper hal you are mol easily provoked. "
But stay, father; you have not yeI
heard all. Yesterday, just as | vas put
ting up my Arithmetic, which had writ
ten almost 10 The end without . single
blot, Tom Allen came along. and gave
my inks.and josie. and over il went on
my open book. thought he did IL pur-
posely, | think so still. but don't feel
suie. did not reflect then; | doubled
up my lisI 10 strike him."
"Oh Wallace"
"Bul I did not, father, | did not; !
thought just in time. There was h0r-
rid choking feeling in my throat, and an
cry words seemed crowding out; but
did not even say "blame yOnl" | had
To bite my lips though, so that The blood
ran"
GOD bless you. my son."
sand the best Of il all was, father, that
Tom Alien, who never befnIe seemed 10
care how mseh harm he did you. or how
much he hum your feelings, was really
sorry; and this morning he brought me a
new blank book, nicely ruled. and Of
fered 10 help me copy my sums into il.
So hope did him some good. as well
as myself. By governing my temper"
There is no telling, Wallacs. how
much good may be done by single right
action, nor how much harm by single
wrong one"
81 know il, sir. have been think
ing great deal since | have been up
stairs, and I do wonder why God did moi
make Adam and Eve so tia. they could
not do wrong"
"This suhjee, has puzzled older and
wiser heads Than yours. my son, and puz-
zled them more Than | think il shoald.
IL We had been created incapable Of sin,
there could have been no. virtue. Did
you moi feel happier yesterday after your
trial than il i, had no, happened!"
"0h yes, father: and the slrangest oil
all was. that. after the first fash. had
not any bad feelings towards Tom"
tHSu w IdH sSCs III 1out uWu NdsC,
good resulting from being free to do good
or evil. You certainly were the better
for yonr victory. and you say happier.
1, is far better TO be vir,uous than sinless,
! mean incapable of sin. II you subdue
your temper, the exercise Of the power
10 do this will give you a pleasure that
you could not have had without H."
81" But il | fail, lalher!" Wallace lonk.
ed in his fathers face with an expression
which showed iha, he felt he had more
than kingdom 10 gain or lose.
"You cannot fail, my dear son, Will,
sou continue TO feel the worth of the OBJ
lject for which you are striving; whil'
you feel tina, The eye of Godis upon you
and that not only your own happiness
bu, the happiness Of your father and moth
er. and brothers and sisters, Of our home
depends on your success"
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ment u an advanced age. Bat every
one familiar siIh Ihs biography Of dis.
ling1ished men will rseolleei individual
cases enough 10 convince him that none
but the sick snd indolenI viii ever say,
I am foo old 10 study.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27
PRESIDE EDUCATION.

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Ar Ihe title II FiEcside EJscstsoa. n any
,sias xsrs wsntiag 10 recommend The work.
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lssnisssd IN lie interesting extract Nhieh elOs-
60 lie nsises.