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rffE SUBSCRIBER has resent Introduced steam pow
n md improved machinery inio h. nan1iaetory which
% Isn Id furnish his customers with very superior
49,. Prnters snd merchants 20 may have orders for
e-. Ia viii fad them promptly executed a. moderate
~ ,ni MAJ be assured u being supplied with lnk Of AZ
t qua n.y. which for brancy anf durability Of color
W exeeei n The country. The subscriber manufactures
Ia of coors, VIZ red b4r, green nc Orders d.
rfi 20 hi. rAnufsctOry 20 Fronisueet between Mont
n-ry and Gouyernelr East River through the
Itch poet, viii be punctgaly attended 10 This paper
IA r years pas; been printed with Ink from ths
hi. rll fsrfory fieil 3tawsnl GEO AATHER
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WANTED. PUPILS IN rRENc
BOARDING an6 hotels.

4 GENTLEMAN with his wife, and three
"A ge gentlemen obtain pleasant with board
hy APPLYING AT References exchanged - iots
DKINArE BOAKDING.-Ag gentleman and his VITO
L can bee accommodated with pleasant second story
with bed room aud pantry attached. Also few gen
icmen with breakfast and lea Reference given aud
q1 I'D. Apply o. $50 East Broadway 3lw'
BOARD IN SOUTH BkOOkLNN.-Ai front aud
- back parlor tho second floor, with bedrooms and
closets AL oinng, be had, with good board In small
family, No GARDENS within hye minutes alk u the
south Ferry. - iw-
aSDAkU WANTED-By gentleman, wife, infant
- and nurse the Seventh " ard. The neghborhood OF
MarKest preferred. Address Z. nj this Office. su2B
ilOAkUIN(s---A lew gentlemen can OBTAIN furnished
- rooms, with board AT No 70 Iiulson-st sul6u
BOARD No. n Courtland sl-Mrs r.. Gere now has
- several Pheasant airy anoccupe and very desr
able for single gentlemen gentlemen and their wycs
pRT'of with bed al Joining Gentlemen be-
mOdsled with full or partial board on moderate terms
rus Inn
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Use ,CARPA's ACOUSTIC OIL, the only cure

II
scarpss Compound Acoustic OIL FOR the cure Of Deafness
pains and the discharge 81 matter from the also, all
those able noises Ike the buzzng Of insects IA
Of wafer &c which symptoms .apprOscnlng dear
ues- and also generally attendant with the disease
How many thousands tens OF THOUSANDS are mere
who IN Consequence OF deafness are deprived 81 many u ne
Measures Of social intercourse and who would give The
world III were possible 10 possess I'LL ury co1ld agiln
have heir hearing restored.
The following Certificates will be read with interest "a
they SPEAK facts, which are =" stubborn things"
PHILADELPHIA, Ian 4, 1915
thereby certify that when about twelve years old,
gradually doaf inbOhears that IN few months
found almost impossible 20 hear unless IN the very loud
0fvoice. remained m tnai SITUATION unl iast
unmer = period Of ghteen years when heard Of soaT
pas Compound icoufc OiL immediately obtained bot
L. which have used and am happy % say Il has acted
se magic and guile cured Any .-finS further
.nflrmation Of ny case which think remarkable one
viii md by calling al my residence, Concord street nfs
MRS. REBECCA BAXTER
BRrDsEros " J. Dec q, 1874
" sts,liag-F0r Ten years past have been dfeaoiuLy
aiiced with deafness occssOnet By an ulrerauOE IN my
ear which great pain. and prevented me from hear
ing Participating IN conversation. this uceraio1 eern
IL bursied ana totally unable 70 hear 10 one ear nav
heard the positive AMI remarkable cures erecte ~ sem
r4f 4oo,1c Oll got bOue vi you winch used accord
. direction, and win LIE beat effects beins 40" fesiOf
% A. ~ hear quite Vel. Ny father, who as been quite
deaf for years has received decided benefit rom
rom perence Il VIII cure the seyeres. cases
n used fairly and recommend Il 20 every person s4nehg
from lbs great affection Yours -
OLIVER WHITAKER
None are genuine unless Will words scarpss Oh for
Deafness blown Ia each tou-e- . ..,.,-
Ths vauab.- medicine for sale By A. B. D. SANDS,
ste Agelis for The Proprietor, No. 70 Fuioa street. 20
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Tvssj MUSICAL ACADEMY,

80 HOUsTOS--I-A class : already formed, 70 com
u.uce on "Wednesday evening. the ii net for 9rzc-
ucas an OPEEA LINDA d CHAsoUsIx" By Don.zeit Two
even ugs week, Wednesday AL saturday, terms. -
NO rave .onr knowledge OF music are invited W join
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TMpoRTANT DTSCOvERI

RICHARDSON cos CELEBRATED AMERICAN
Ia PANACEA.-Ths Medicine. compounded solely rom
vegetable matter free from aueralon. and warranted me-
rom any ingredients detrimental 10 health, was discovered
about wear since by AL individual sofey ancen VIII
ULCFRATFD SCROFULA. and who has been under The
of the most eminent pny scSns IN tr h,'N
for -sht years. without the easl apparent hope oi es'ofe
uon 10 health and was by them prononncea neuraoe pa
Who siisr 1tnlng the above narei medicine for I'VE weeA-
gn restored perfect health That medicine hs- been 500
with unprecedented success and has never tailed IN any IN
.se when sken IN accordance with drecuons To eneSl
perfect cure of the following diseases. 20 vii SALT
RfiEUM SCROFU LA. ULCERAIED sCROFU LA, Nh
VER SORES, BRONCHITIS, KINGS ELL, IhIsIE-
LOINFLAMMATORY AND CHRONIC RfIEU MATlSM,
PILES, ERYslPELAs, Bills; SClRNS xHkoNiC
sORE EYES. BLOrCHFS, PlNPlkS On THE tANE,
sCALD HEAD. AND ALL ClTANEOIs DisEAsfs
OR PAINS OR ULCERS ARISING FROM AN lNyl.
DICIOUs USE OF MERCURY OR AN IMPURE STATE
OF THE BLOOD. Tue efficacy OF This medicine has been
tested In all the diseases soo'e enumerated anu Us en.s
to- AL adult each morning before eating, which usually pro
dncc- tonic effect. while Gin most cases also scs As
he Dafeut causing all liberated discharge
rr .ey and producing eheciua aiersuEe o the whoe
system purifying and producing perfect scuon OF the
ferson. while taking it, should refrain from the Of all
stimulating drinks or highly seasoned food For sale by
Obfaiurd M wholesale Of THOS q. TALMAGE,
General Agent so Pearl-si New-Yors; and at 10 Aston
House, 10 6l and III Broadway; corner Broadway and
Chambersst. No y Fronl-st; NO ~ Westsli No. %
and $50 Bosery. No. 30 Fulton-s; Nos ~ and 10 Hud
son, and 70 Hammonds, corner Hudson NO. ~ Grand
No. Isl and 73 Gre.nw chs No l1 ana . Snerry
st. No 1876 Walker-st; No 70 Cathsrines- No 'ol and
~ Pear-sl; No. ia Canal-sL
BROOKLYN J W. Smith corner Of Fulton and Cranberry
sts and VIM Begroye squires Buildings, corner WHO"
and Aantc-sis, and BY all the principal druggists IL The
Dr. V. B. Lockrow No. - Beaver-.L, Clinton Buildings
General Wholesale aud Retail Agent for Albany
T. W. DyOu Son, No. lS North second-st. General
Mho.esaIe gent for Philadelphia. Bush tiillyer.
O. COLBY No 35l Pearl-st, Y
Instructions for taking the article and great number OF
If he above p aces ma cod lmy
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WIGS AND sCALPs.-BATCHELOk new IN
w vented Wigs and scsps are exciting ne ss'Dnishinen
.r- ly and aimifson Of connoissurs AL me od omcu
IL. suf vexAious annoy now done away with
The,e beautiful specimens Of The t OF Wig MAKING can o.
IN u. f,qnd al WIN Bahhelors No sIlst near Broad
w.y removed from 1853 Brosdwsy. n5 Inn.
lSVALIDs GO TO sAhATOGA, and oft@n hnd
grst benefit from using The Wafer from the SPRING.
Tne who cannot leave he city 10 he Springs In
rm> that tney can obtain fresh 10 pin and quar- boes
from DAVID oAsDS ~
Druggists and Apo,tecaries, n Ess. Broadway,
au2s Corner Of Msfketsreet
B.-Goods any ps Of the city free q e1osnss
iIELYEA 4 BARBER, General Agents and Col
IL eiors 10 Criminal and Cisil BUSINESS ones ,
Sr~-xosk
Ill PERSONS having clems nd.e,sa ~ s n,%
n of Hazen l. EDDY, Iron Founders, al /" =.
s'e requested 70 make payment ~. ~ FL JACKSON.
SIS and SIS stanton-st-
pVSr PISIs8ED-Tbr mos. spends rtic.s ever o.
j 80 - ~ onsic- .ersnf short nap Molc-ssin hsfs
- ~, ,Ssn A. he ow price Of S equs " those sod
Sv rs a a. Huuns Fur Hss 81 - Also elegant p'sss
h.i. a. -" and GRO r. H. BROWN. iS Csnsl-sL
zuxVTSG BOxES-Bntanna Shaving Boxss fos
- r.f no rax0rs, IL being well Understood tsf ~e
-, .h.ye our csffons We do business On "aile@ pna'
-. ony IN one respect by sihcring b meta .F esse
r,,,,s M. W ali s branches. manufactures s'' :"
80 D, BOARDMANk HART, 8 bafhnk Emp
,s,ifuKENES-Boek On tarreues and lshes io~eurf
/ Wi good sssorment Of Britannia Hceirs ns'r n~s'y
al .tsonx for use Of shps and steam poo krs M s's
whole ale and retail, BY boAnS"NSe nASs
INDIAN HEAD-Cosioes nssror snd vide. ios sac -
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lAH, Jtt "A SUNS PlIr rmnfuthlOn.-In uHrfInt INF
IL Fmh ocsion to the public. tbs proprietor feels conf
dentin warming certain SAFE aud speedy cure II
ha, long been used by Physician ~ eminenee and WIN
n,st asiouishne succ--s indeed ias II used
cordng % the directions
In addition its being positive remedy f' the Peis,
never falls 10 cure the nloerabe itching which i so very
COMMON and has iis location IN the parts ~ The Piles
II % also valuable application 10 painful and indn-
rated JUNIORS and To old and n-condtoned ulcers that are
painful and do not heal for u actOnmany diseases
~ skin that of long standing are readily cured by
this ointment
Prepared only By DR. ~ acksOn. sni sold wholesale and
ref.I By A b. x D. SANDS, Wholesale Drxgst-, ~ Fu4-
ton L n Broadway and II East Broadway None genu-
iY. mi with t- signature Of " Jackson NJ ID on the
,u de wrapper ami with he words DR.. Jacksous Pile
fuhrocaton Phla" blown Ia each bottle. fnce 81 per
ls rfla or q bottles for ~ auo I'm
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TUE MISSES COLES
FRENCH AND MUSIC

ID OARDlNG AND DAY ,tHUUL i0f Young Lsdr-
ID No Ru ger.-..rse opposite Liz Church, VII reOpe
IN N.uI.r L. ..nf.rlhrr. a4-f "
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nv y
f'OR sALE-A Secondhand Double Medium ADAMS
1 PRESS, II good order. zrse Hand Press viii be
ta..a ~ paTt psvmenf, II desired
RICHARDS co. ~ Ann-sL New-york.
As0 Smith Medium and Press for -ale low ,Dr cash
or -rQyfd paper. slZj I'm
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- Boston Subscription. TO the Newly ork
Tribune received by authorized Agents. kEDDlNG Co
SaIestr,eL Tefms-lc cents per week Two cents for
ST. .s Copies
Weekly Tribune every Friday Morning for -
per
Al Jew and cheap publications for low issued
Nv 3 sion Publishers Theirs NaDoeon- ie7 eodn
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Ac-Dr A. H. CklSTIE, the original pscnlee ana nveii-
- M these celrbraec articles feels duty ain warn
i. public they be deceived purchasing purtos n'i
taa Dr. Crisiie wishes the citizens OF NevN ORR and
u, ffer nac.- here hs discovery has been introduced
10 Understand that he manner recognizes any e ar
cs sold under toe OF Patent Gavsn!c Bands IN
M hey are connected with his name, and sold by his su
ao zed Agent Dr. Crisue lakes tie responsibility 10 iuf
bier essen these limitations of his discovery possess no
ben ca whatever snd they be regarded " no other
W Ian direct frsud Phys.cans rather those who arr
slfeuag from any the painful maadies compromised
lDfef Rheumatism In all IT, forms, or Nervous OouipAhs
how chronic character are requested
anpy the only plscr New YORK, where The genuine
6sanc Rings AMI their u0dlncsons can he ooalne.i VIZ
iJi FlliOn-sL sun Building. s,iiOs
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DRIyATE SCHOOL for boys, No. 20 woo-ls

MONS Made. ana MsdenlAr Ga4F4il have resumed
wi lir les..u. tn French aud Muse. Please apply a
their former residence No ~ Broadway, lear WskefsL
-. W.
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L '.,r Ir,-v..t-Rrv J. A Spencer. A ". Rector re-
opens on "wednesday. Sept 81 TIE number Of pupils D.
limited 10 weniy TIE course OF instruction : thorough and
Aac boy. being ned either for college Or business Cir
Gu ar with t.ru. car bc Obtained a. AppetOns -. Broad
way M.r- si5 brosissy, and a. Lie Rectors residence
IL iNf
EIICATIOS.-Mr. and Lie Misses MacAaA..
Il sosraus and DAY ScL1. ior Yong ladies' VIII re-
q 90 20 MONDAY the nst Vi September. al No % Fourth
stree The sfu hes comprise all the branches Of thOrOu- d
English Education. with Muse, French Ac- Circulars and
r-rrcnce. can be h.i The AbOy. number. sujo IL
ID 4. jerks Seieci School ior Boys o.. Broadway
II. VII reopen Monday the lot Of September o.
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- MOTHERS AND >IR-E-"-lfyou would use
wi Dr. Itan'f Celebrated cofhiRg SYrp' yOur little
brs,, would avoid very affecting AMI distressing mqoms,
anil pfen fatal commissions The gums swell, the chtf =
srl,d htrequeni ITS OF crying re- ehings starting IN thr
Sleep -pasis Of pee liar paris. .hness WIN violence
thru-ts fingers IN it, mouth Ac Sold by o. FAY Sole
Agent 100 Fulton lamp sorel sun Building Me-" fOik
Pr'c- Il cents Iyl2 sm-od
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rLoRANcE WARNER.

A story Of light and darkness, for
these arc life. And they change in
the heavcnsof The human heart when
we least expcctGit, and are least pre-
pared for i. But there aiestars for
the sudden darkness, although many
perceive them not siars, which bring
warmtlrand light and beauty back 70
HIS again. And he who finds them docs
nat heed the gloom; for they burn u
!. the inner chamber ots the soul-ihosc
stars ofhonc and fifth 4.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-05

I'M Saslafpe Ways ontlicir tide,
iIeeas hose ight,hopes burn on The same;
Aodt sPehlessa the Grecian flame,
Ih9 fads maj rise. or storms may fall,
A5loW sst,ll jayousIy through all.
focr ON! ( nate Sedleigh made a
new Ato him, wtlereat he, amazed.
fell AZ ia fee. and swore eternal love.
And fiF were married. The last |
heard Apt Them was an occasion Of choos-
ing 1ine for their boy.
.y1'all I'm, DEAR said Tom, 'call him
W5illian and then we'll always have a
bill III VI house for market days
lAll aid his vile, III make a note
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RATENEA, oHfo, JUN 1915.

miss Warner he said, "yo,l do not
treat me Etirly. 4 thought The desire
'coniempiibe, and, ignorant 81 yourself.
expressed my opinion. But I'D justice
10 you lmust furnish you with power
Eto.fprges il. ] belong to q class Of
men whose. opinions are to be unno-
iiced, whose remarks meet with cons
tempt. Il ahl poor.slady. and there
fore unworthy offarIheri thought from
you" s5s,
1.-the scholars pride ia Called Y
she said: Il would not have noticed
Your remark, ME- rsy, had mol
heard much and often Of you. but
why should poverty be cpntempiibie?
God did not make the poor for sccfn.I
And you. With!the spell Of genius glow
Ing ot,yourbrow, and living beau,iful
in. your mind -you with gifts 4of song
and claqueDre: wonder that yondares
say iit 1t .isI ih1pious. to say that you
are pecs Have yousno high desires
no fame dreams. no hopesl"
|. He looked upon her face 50 filed
.witinthe bcauty pf hersoul; and ihrilleds
But as he thought Of her question, bis
heart died within him, and he answers
ed sadly
mo; | have thought all dreams
away. \ have suffered TOO much ID
hope, and lscati only echo Byron's
wishes:
= -
80 'TIs yairto struggle: let ME perish young;
& Live assI lived, and love sas i have loved;
To dussif return, from DUST spring,
And iher at least my heart shall meier be
sf, moved ~ go 'ss ID 4
No, lady. 1 am TOO poor 10 hope.to
dream ortosaspirc; and presume not
when say SO, for Tie poor have at
east the privilege ;ofbeing sad"
q -When.he raised his eyes he. saw that
hers werefull Of oftears. The sight was
TOO much for hiIn--he lost his freedom
Ibis bfeath ceased--ilis hands trcm.
(hlcd, and be ielt that the poison Of bu>
man love was Id his heart! I.
cried Tenn Mafchmont. coua-
lifg into tlie room, s.yoa two all alone
Pray, Miss Warnea what have you
lbcen saying to my friend Cecilaag ].
si - SO IL
\ said Florence, blusliing a little.
"But you, Mr.. Marchmont, how
have YOU amused yourselfp
'Oh.' replied Tom. 'in great varie-
|ty of ways First, in watching the
road down Mr. Gurley's throat. Queer
companionship the travellers that way
have
'How aso9' queried the lady.
4 WHY said Tom, first | saw two
oysters go down with one spallow; then
followed an ice, and bit of a chicken
slipped down on that. ] stumbled
over Berg's foot, and when he said
was heavy, said could not help il
lor lhad been eating pound cake. Then
Miss Sedleigh asked me for some oys.
tiers, and as Ipresentedthcm, observe,
Isaid !, .how being sh)elfsa gets one
Unto a pickle And finally, when some
wicked body asked me TO say g zee,
thought Of you and murmured sFlor-
ence WarncrH
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-05
BoOK II.

sBut first the signal pass they dim;
Ask who they are and WHENCE they came:
Their home, their purpose. and their name
SCoTT.
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EXPLANATORY.

- Alas, that readers CaDn0t UDdcrStand
all about ones characters without be.
ing told. To think of teiting ef iIc
afflalus. to describe who's Il what's.
Natheless: s
Florence Warner was an orphan.
She had seen her parents dying with
broken hearts OF poverty. And Flor
cncc had resolved TO crush the woman
in her heart, and be any thing, no mat.
Ter what: cold, heartless, the coquetic,
The wife without love-any thing rather
thanbe poor.
4 Her.mo,her's only sister, long resi-.
dent in Europe, had returned home in
time TO gaze upon The last struggle and
10 save The orphan. With this aunt,
Mrs. Langley, Florence now lived, and
to the time Of our history. believed that
she had forgotten tosbc q woman, and
fancicd that she would escape a wo.
mans des,iny--io love and to suffer.
And Grey. too. was alone IN the
world. One BY one,
s-----tbe gems from his household crown
To the grave had dropped away.
He was a man whose intellectual
power, although Of the bftiest order,
was surpassed by his feelings. The
heart in him was stronger Than the;
mind. THERE'S but one way Of gnids
ing his kind of constitution. Affac-
ton, passion and feeling must become
enslaved BY one oljeci; and i, By its
mastery over these, has power TO inciic
and directttic Intellect. And now bis
heart was filed BY an abiding love for
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BOOK III.

4 &R BOOK III.
Twas aotin cold and measured phrase
Wu3hye our passion name
Scoft&@ such tedious eloquence,
unf eart's fond flame
And io&g Imprisoned feeling fast e
g In sobs came. -MoTHEnwRbL.
Heraf Is round her lover now,
His ll'3 cheek to hers he rcsscs.-MooRE.
/.
IA III DARKNESS.
A slsAtiler party were gathered at
Mrs. ngley's country seat few
.nilcssH lhe Hudson; and Cecil Grey
was aiiidng ihcm Here he wandered
thr9ugi Iie old woods and thought OF
FloFed M arncr; carved her name
upon KIN tfees and dreamed himself TO
|madne$ orher.
l)nl fting-a riding party hadbeen
for1ned md Cecil, sad and spiritless.
|ploaf adacbe and was permitted 10
bono hen. lhex.had left
Esli6 Eis3s!SB anu ar rIdd BECOME quiet
again. he went down TO the library,
and foI lacs ofbclier employment ar
ranged his thoughts inlo a story--a
story In which he stroye to show the
NECESSITY and use of wife to the au
Ithor--ln which he endcavorcd 10. show
that enfrgy is best melted by love, and
the mind hest guided through the heart.
Yet bis hero died; for in his own sad
ness heIcoud not give the creature oil
his fancy a happy lot.
just Is he finished, the door opened,
and Fdrence Warner entered.
Mr.. Grey = she said, stopping and
growing crimson and then very pale;
l'lthousht you had gone with the riding
party
Iha4 imagined the same of you,' re.
/ piled Cecil. But your check is pale;
are yoanot wellr and he sat chair for
her.
| 'No;FI have some headache. But
what excuse have your
More. save woman's caprice,
did moi feel in the mood for gayety,
and did not wish TO cloud the mirth
Iof fothets."
Perhaps | disturbed YOU said Flor,
lence, glancing atthis papers.
.Oh.nol have finished; and il would
have borne interruption
.Yo4 know she said .the foible of
lour sek. curiosity. May be pardon,
Itd for kelipg it,nnd asking the nature
Iof youE employment
sTrIly a fit employment for an idle
man: HE framing Of all idle tale.'
s(lna more requests. Mr.. Grey. Read
lit to ae;--come;' she added as she
markell His hesitation. i will make all
due allowance for modesty and impcr-
lection But we have the morning be.
fore us; ard / am sure e-cannot find a
more pleasant emplovnent.'
Ces-r bowed 10 the compliment, and
read lie tale.
\ .Anb snch was the comment Of Flor.
ence. fnch is The effect Of q poor mans
marriagcf'
'Ali your comment proves little for
my agthorcrait. lmeant 10 show the
necessity Of Il wife to the student
Would YOU advocate the marriage
ofihe poorl' she asked.
hal must depend .onsthe mans ma.
ture,' hereplicd. .Wiih one il destroys
,cncrgyIand power, he looks on his vile
and says, .can see her want!' and
The picture gunncrves him and he per-
shes. But there are others, and 81
4 feelwonld il be with me, whom a
wife did nothing else would drive to en- ].
ergy. Give nc but the loveI desire
and efrthcan show no obstacle insuper.
able IS me. Let me hui know my las
bori zior HER, and nothing could tire
me- But now | sickec at toll; have
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81 z6ifsa
diightg. inquired Tom Marcbmont d
Cecil Gray. u 4
"No,. replied Cecil. II am tired oI
parties, with their rows of young la
dies. and their files of young gentle
men; their thirteen cotiIlions and two
waltzcs; their liquid ice creams and
Z their fla, champagne. III have none
of them" ra
"Don't abuse parties, Cecil; for Jupi
$ ter used to give them TO cxpiate evil
---or Horace says SO at least. 's
"The deuce he where, Toni
aWhy. III that ode which begins with
Tam salts te,7.is, &c.
ri, "Can dabit pastesscelus expiandi
MA Jupiter. .'------ s eS
~ But you must go tothis affair. You'll
soc Florence Warner" '
u "And who may Florence Warnerbel
a sweetly-spoken, prcttily- behaved in
ny anity like the rest ofthcm? fair aid in.
sipid rs the b'ancmange she eats!"
4Do you remember the eyes you
praised en- passamt yesterday9'
with refreshing distinctness.' said
Cecil. M +.
"Wcl|, they belong TO Miss Warner
.e "Ah!il'l 60 TO the Burke concern.
Call for me at nine"
"That ! won't; 60 with Miss War.
nef." a -
iisg .You dol I wish thatI did; but good
by. I'll find the way MYSELF
p p, gras asa Ill.
sssa So, at nine o'clock Gray presented
himself at the residence of the Burkes,
who, being merely gnod people. neither
admirable nor ridiculous, will fiji but
" little ofour story. And there he saw,
,oh. what rows of nice young women!
3 sitting on a sofa or a line Of chairs,
~ aschatlering most volubly. and Whenever
! 10 malc creature approached, drawing
, up primly i and saying. "yes sir" and
/ emo sirp with intense gravity. And
aherc were groups Of young men, talk,
jng ofhorses and dogs and themselves
And there were one or two sensible
M people. amusing themselves and each
other. \ ssi ii ts eR --g
I'd aqGrey saluted bis host and hostess.
&.andthen strolled through the rooms. a
a knot Of young men were loanging near
eihes fireplace. Good evening, Mr..
Grey,"sand sgood evening gentlemen Z
M drew Cecil within their circle.
iqfa avery pleasant here to night, sugs
gcstcd MI. Joseph Berg; "sucltsan ars
4, ray4of beauty; quite galaxy; and p
he smiled at the fearful attempt, foi ne
had very white teeth.
.Quite brilliant" said Cecil; and
ereWegfind people like Mr. Berg
aitsmust always be pleasant.
.a3 aThank you,a said Joseph Berg: .bu'
r see Miss Warner has dropped 9
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sTWas Rotin cold and measured phrase
Wu81hye our passion name
: ScofaS such tedious eloquence.
On parts fond flame
And ie&g Imprisoned feeling fast e
In DIP sobs came. -MoTHERwRLL.
Heraf Is round her lover now,
His lh cheek to hers lie presscs.-MocRE