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when il 10 called a very deep golden while
her dark eyes had that peculiar cast which
enabled their happy rossessor to look two
ways for the approach Of the Sabbath.
By her side was q ssil youth, With large,
full, blue eyes, or what, in vulga parlance
Vould be termed "reg'lar pop eyee;''t:ass.,
eyes, with stoop in his shoulders, were
the only Distinguishing marks between Oh,
hero and common people.
The young man at length broke the sol
emn stiffness that reigned around, and which
both felt, just at that moment, TO be EN-
barrassing.
OTIS been mighty purity day." he rsmar-
ked.
SIT has tIrat, hoss," responded the maid.
en-; after which, silence FIR a while, resum
ed her reign. Suddenly, however, Mr..
Robinson seized Miss Caper BY the hand.
and inquired if she was aware of the fact
that he was in love. As that young lady
made no reply, except BY looking lovingly
Robinson's blue eyes, and then
b~as:fully on the floor, her lover
proceeded to pour out his tale of love. en-
ding with the highly important inuui,v. a.
to whether she wouldn't like to be Mrs,
Robinson? Upon which Miss Gamer ,ioL-
deeply, put her handkerchief her rtr<
md then stuck her head in the hap,y jov.
bossom-a proceeding very common
With heroines in novels.
A ROMANTIC LOVE AFrAfR-!Su;.
i7e-lA young man became desperately I'M
owe with a young lady ia the town of Ciay.
ut somehow things did not work N su;tI
I'm. He thereon directed a note IN h.
ady-l"ve, and asked her to meet him At .
ertain place, at specified time, or else
ONE to his funeral on Saturday.(la last, n
atnrday came and found him still i;y;ncl
'taoush ne had procured robson at Salina
ID taken 1t on Tuesday. He died on SIM
Ay' and was buried yesterday. Hi, name.
Littlebrant. We are informed tt,,t ,hs
10y in question is ofs very respertabI.
lmily.-Syracuse Star.
Inc st Louis American of August the.
The steamboat Gen. Brooke. Cart. Sirr.I
rived Ills morning from Fort P.irr.
iich place she left on the 18th july. Shs
'peri"nced a good deal of diff in es,.
< down. on account of!ow water. Messn.l
'cott, CulOertson, and Chardop. came
on her: They bring no news Of inn.
trance; The B. brought down about.
packs Of robes and furs, TO P. Chou.
auJr.' q Co.-being the balance of the;r
turns for the season. She also b,ourn,
an elk. . buffalo calf and a pri,lv hIs. q
met the Clermont No. 2 at G.uno;i
Iuhs. The mormons were cro,s;ro o a. -, +,
lint. INST
a iady'' heart is said to be lik. f1J. !,
cause it is played an to the b.., sdv.n- +,
&c BY a beau. Sn :,
The Glasgow (''o')news ..,s
"t rom most parts OF the State We hear 6
eat complaint Of dry weather. =, .L:. il
u the t"baccu and corn mu., =. .""
II '"sIy injured. W'ehavr not i'd"
sVy ra'n-only Partial showrrs...Cos y.
!. SIX weeks. Indeed a farmer in -. b
aIl'cane told US the other dsy. ,La, a..
" Ihis whole !.
h
VERY CooL-An .ppr-ntly u0,oD,,;,
at d youth went in:o a reflector
',nce and asked for something TO ar. u
ms hunger. The kceper osys G;m
"a o,nner, after wlici, the youth said to III
III III you ever come up u w.y, call"
mat Won't pay Your dinner is a ou,r.
o, I han't got no money: but # ,ou,ul,
ne . to AllrgI'any county ri give You = A
ter dinner for nothing"
Why said the keeper, ,.you are ~yervI,
Why, ye. I'm a very cool CHAR, 40 much.
hat mother always makes me- r.,o ;,,Tr
satry Ill not weather, to keep G4ea. and
Al form spoilinw w
Niles OF PROyIDENCE.-w.
T al heard Of Providence. was mucb Fin
eel with Uncle Jim's idea on that ,uh. ,
10 ID morning, Uncle JIM" An
.ood morning."
AVE you WI
Yes" A
Providence smile upon you" -
No, bless YOU, she ~snickeredI