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NEW oARPETING s,
Floor Oil Cloths, &c. for the Spring TRADE.
r. SMITH, JR. & Co.

No 254 Broadway, opposite City Hall
IJAvE NOW In their warehouse and are constantly
receiving the richest and most elegant styles Of Car
potinps embracing the patterns. and comprising
variety which for beauty and extent 10 entirely unsur
passed Among the may he found The following
kinds of goods adapted every mode OF furnishing viz
ELEGANT FREscH AuRussoS CARPETS.
ESGLisH ADMINISTER
ROYAL VELVET WILTON, and
TApEsrRIE VELVET and BRussELs CARPETIsGs.
one= and beautiful designs and rich coors superior any
thing before ceived Three Ply Superfne aui Fine In
grain Carpeiings, of every variety; Veneians Plain,
Twil.ed and Daipn-s of every quality md width
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
OF various patterns Rnd description containing many
trely designs old and well seasoned readyfor medi
together with complete assortment of all other
tcirs com eced with the trade.
All persons furnishing private residences, hotels and
,t.arnboals will FIND Il iher advantage examine this
goods before making their selections these
goods offer exceedingly low prices. mo 'fnis-e
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, CARPETS, &C.
sPARKMAS KELSEY
No. 256 Broadway, opposite the Park,
OFFER at wholesale and rets very large assortment
Dof ENGLISH AND AMERICAN FLOOR CLOTHS,
made with pure lead horou ghlv seasonad aud fit for i'm.
their Brooklyn Works; also from vari
other factories.
X invite attention their patterns just received
their works they unique In style and surpass
Thing in The in chneas Of colong and elegance OF
design
B-Old unsseabls patterns that will do great service
in Offices kitchens &c soli at reduced prices.
CARPETING.
Just opering az enre stock Of Carpeng selected
expressly for Cts retail sales and well worthy the attention
of tnosa about purchasing
~ Terms as moderate as in any other par, OF the City.
40 iun.0
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ADMINISTRATORS sALE.-On Tuesday, alst
IA April will oder at auction room. No. 40 Tourist
(uness previously disposed OF by private sao for whist
they are worthy the effects OF tho late Rahsb Marchssl
Fak OF Avs" which used by him In his exhibrions
consisting rich Turkish dressee movable stsge scenery
with appurtenanees, galvanc hstery and numerous jag
glery Instruments b. McNAU0HTON. Administrator.
"A Owe g. G. HENRY. Auctoneef.
DARE LINE ENGRAYINGS at Auction. by Cate
II ioone-A Levy VIII sell This Saturday, Evening, q
ocloc 2ss Br..awsy an and rare eo,ssS1 a
masters, such rarely offered al pubic Auction Cat
aiogues ready Saturday morning. ~
GURNITUKE SALES.-Ths subscriber will give
att.ntoo To sales of Household Furniture dudng the
sn,ng ss.aon ANTHONY J. BLEECKER,
m2s DIV Auctioneer,7 Bnoad.st
WI. H. JONES, Auctoneer.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANSs on Wednes-
ID day. April g. at l0t O'Clock, al tho atore Of D. In
gersoll Co No. az Pesrl-sL 500 csses: comprising
rge and desirable Of Bco, Shoes and Bro
ynns suitable for tho Southern Western and City dealers,
s received Catalogues and goods ready ca Se dsy pro-
The sale. mnIpc9In--
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r. The Human Hair-lt is eu established fact
Whatever ignorant empires the ccntrary-that all
oils greases pomatums any article OF similar character
positively injurious 10 hair that shows any symptom OF
CLiREGUSHS PATENT TRICoPHEROUS
is the only article invented that will prevent and cure
Bsldr-s Grey Hair aud entirely Scurf and Dand
glossy appearance aud produces beautiful flowing curs
II the combined advantages of wash and an oil with
out the 6ryns properties Of The the greasy appear
ance OF ths Other. lis virtues established beyond cav
d. pate equally beneficial for the infant rs Is for
the su and is only recommended hut Ia IN daily
among principal medical faculty in the city and bv the
families all the country while the nobility OF Eng
land md France nothing else In Havana Mexico and
Brazil has superseded hs OF every other article for
preserving the hair and cleansing The skim necessary for
comfort in a warm climate
CLIREHUGH'S Principal Office 2o5 Broadway, mex: 10
Eulion-st mis- Inns
~ Sales of Household Furniture and other
Property.-F Cotton Co. will give their persona alien
uon Of Household Furniture durog,h present
heretofore either their residences or al the stores
No. IFS Fulton or 81 Ann.st-
" Furniture boughtn preferred. mi lnis
g-A Cnrd.-To remove all doubts aud rnisspprehen-
sous the subscriber hereby notifies the pablo that per-
authorized by bin TO solicit Advertisements cards or
subscriptions for The spspers OF The country for which
be is The Agent The TO merchants and others
growing of The numerous pretended agencies IN lnis
civ for distant papers renders the adoption OF this
essentially at this lime 10 guard against Imposition
Taosr therefore, who wish transact business with his
Agency are respectfully invited 10 hand IN their orders ~
the Office, or address
GSisf V. Is. PALMER, Irouse buildings
rv- Dyspepsia. Costfveuess, Indigestion. Piles.
Jsundice Vertigo and ali chronic and nervous complaints
occurring Ia deoiiaed constitutions, efec;uay and
permanently cured by the OF Dr. Woods Sarsapsrla
and Wild Cherry Bi;,ers The favor with which has
been received since lis introduction, is The best recon-
mend alton hsvs; ana Ia now considered as one OF
The bes, and cheapest remedies for The shove complaints
that has ever claimed the attention OF The public II Is the
most paaahe of medicines and al the time iis opera
lions decided snd energetic ha nose VINO ~ II VIII
rnSO 6lis WYATT KETCHAM, III Fulion'st ~ Y.
NJ Zanif'
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EEr Amidon,e Hat Esta blishment removed from
OF Wall and Nassau 10 40. III Broadway direct
ly opposite Howard Hotel ms tsd
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Roston anrtion Sales.

OYr. p. d o. RICH, I'll srosd-ssrce:, opposite
- Posters wharf, Boston
On Wednesday, April IS. s.8
40 C..r. Doors sHoEs AND BaooAss LEATHER, Skins,
1csole snd Upper Leather Calf Lining, Binding, hlasrd
Morocco and olbsr Shoe stock.
..ron y, ntyste sale r2,ta15
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THE NEw-YoRK AND sArGERTIEs
WHITE LEAD co.

THE NEw-YoRK AND sArGERTTEs
WHITE LEAD co.
RE NOW RECEIVING FROM their Factory supply Of
"A grades of White Lead usually manufactured
and can assure their ha, in all essential qualities
constituting superior article OF paint they have he tes
onias OF many of the LARGEST OF this aud other
cities bear them OUT in warrant!cg unsurpassed
Those ~ho require the qualities known as Extra and
No be furnished aud those wishing pure article
can be supplied with and the Company VIII agree 10
pay one hnnGre! dollars per for any adulterson
which may be detected il White lead sold by them
tie organisation Of ter Company. bearing their factory
brand as Pure
The above is constantly sale The warehouse Of the
Company I59 Front 81 cor Nsiien-laDe
n25vis JAMES MCCULLOUGH. President
'lNO AporhECAKiES, &c.-roe subscriber:
intesding devote ms entire attention 10 Ausily tca
Chemistry, Will renqIish the Apchec.ry department Of
his business the OF May and remove 10 No Is
Chambersstreet He therefore offers for sale bis Whole
stock OF Drugs, Medicines, Store Fixtures, Ec kc Tue
whole will be sold very reasonable terms. and msy be
h.d either together separately tn. fixtures consist OF
mahogany drawers, shelving, &c; labeled bottles and
porcelain Jars complete counter with marble top glass
cases. sashes, 8c Also bow-windoE= and doors with
plate glass together with many other articles conuectec
with The business. Fer particulars inquire az No rs
Broadway. s.lw'l JAMES K CHLLToN:
METALLIC RUBBER Machine Banding-This ar
IVA ucle much superior 10 leather IN every respect can
row be fursshed any dclsy ANY esgth or wcia
GEORGE BEECRER, Msaufaerurer,s Agent,
n. IeO Brosdv
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gkIANrED-A situation by y unidcI- aged frotest.nt
~ Woman, as chanberuasid nurse would do general
homework good washer ard roner Please call at 2o5
n. NJ stAir o,-
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WORKS Or. GARDENING, sc.
PUBLISHED BY WILEY ! PUTNAM i6l Bsoad-
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aurfio,. Sales.

n COTTON &c co. Auction sad Commission Asr'
eSsnts Nos IFS eultou-sL sai 81 Aaasi L,osrs I'd
y,,crs made on coadynnen.s sni oronet rsurus mIfs
on SATURDAY, April {,
A. l0S O'Clock AZ tbs store No. 81 Aon-st
Tbs bs,ancs OF Hsrdwsrs, Cutlery, Wblo = Wars. Re-
fyerxors kc rem n.as from tbs sse 2'5 Gresawi:a-
a. Ato lrxe al.aly OF M,tiag, OIL Con, kc Also,
qnauny OF s9:oai had Flralsars SsSsss k Alss, "a
assortnsnt Of Fsecy Goods
AZ private sa,s-ore very lRTEe exfenson Diuipg 1sna
TUESDAY, AonI Z,
Al lot O'Clock, nj No It's Fil;oa aa1 81 Asnst
GRACIOUS sae % spandh city usie CAblosi Fafa1re
yery lxrye snd vol collected OF fsshlonsSe sarn
turs comprising .role top eeasr tass us,5e toa dress
an plain boce.nx French shoksny osasteais n frcneh
oroaaaaa sofa bsa,ssds pillow aud claw dinsns and tea
tables ladies work tables qusrssta, doaole and saas
wash tttts sscresries b,ok cltloyaaJ sod plush
covered rocking chairs sewing do cloeks looking sssse
writing desks Boston rockers, &c Also one secondhand
pisno in good orie<.
B. The sale win commence In ths Ann-st s,ors viii
sccon d-hand furnitane
or .lnrras ready on thu morning Of mia
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RY JANE. q: .l!LLKEII

SDf IAuES NJ. MILLkH-
ID TUESDAY, April Tn, 1876,
Al lot O'clock thu Store Of A. Claan sS3 Pearl-st
Doors SHOES AND BscsASs-loc0 cssss Boots, Shoes
and Slogans aud sessoasss goods adapted TO Soah
ern sad City ,rsda Sale potx,ve sod without 10
WEDNESDAY, April 8, 1876,
At 10 O'Clock, q, tbs Merchants Exchsnge,
VIII be cold under tho dire :sioa Of Pno T. Ruggles,
Mt.s In Chsncsry all that HoSss and Lot No I'll
rssdway bsirg 81 feet aches ifon Is feet ncaes IN
ths rsSr aud I'D 10, IN depth
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- RnR SALE, or Exchange for City Propery-64d
acre. OF rich land IN Scotland Co formerly Lewis Co.
.-in Missouri. IL was puIchased In eSs from Govern
mon, and selected for the who has Govern
r.nI d. ed for il The Taxes all peit 10 this year
survey OF the land been ni.ds Address box lio r o.
al W
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ANOTHER NEW MAP OF THE U. STATES.
lust PUBLISHED, and beautiful pocket Map OF
y the United States OF America showing all the Railroads.
Canals and Stage Roads with full Tables of Distances
forming complete guide through the Unon-being the
most auahle work OF its kind published Price 81
For SALE wholesale and re,ni by J. DISTURNELL,
,nS1 sis, lO2 BroaasVav
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SPLENDID NEW SPRING DRY GOODS
- Lemuel Nichols, 1877 Broadway, would solicit ne a.
tenion OF ladies' his assortment OF new goods "hich
have been purchssed auction aud OF Importers within The
present week; they embrace all that Is new and
adapted present and coming seaon and Will De sod
AL moderate profit Among other goods no would mention
The following as among desirable the msrhe, az
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CIRCULAR.-Tbe undersigned HAVING been es'an,
ahed for a nrrn,er in the SiPR and Ornamental
Painting business at No 0i Naiseust NewYors. during
which time We have gained the reputation OF executing our
work as we'll if not superior. 10 any other essbiihnent
We bey leave TO submit the following card:
UNDERSTANDING It Is the general IMPRESSION tnat We
charge ION account of the superiority oil cur worS
.asopahle terms and In srstcs manner as can be
done al any other establishment
r friends are respectfully requested 10 call and ascer-
tain our charges before leaving their orders
Yours respectfully JAMES ACKERMAN,
Lnie Alderman L Miller.
Messrs A VI pay particular attention 10 The arrange
ent OF signs in order make them neat snc strsc-
tive
n. B-Fags Banners Standards. &c
Mr. Miller having copscnied 10 remain al the Old estab-
lishrueni and having nsce arrangements with Mt John
King Of Phad-lphia for superior article OF Gold Leaf.
which will be warranted not To change color, think we
can give general satisfaction
Nev-York. Apr4, 1915 al Sis
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NEW STORE AND NEW SIOUX
THE subscriber would hereby give notice 10 his irenda
ard the public general that ns has Just opened Hat
ard Ca s,ore Al l66 Cha,hsns, where he has, ano wiz
continue 10 keep hand, complete assortment OF has
Caps Umbrellas, Of the latest and most fashionable
styies And he would invite hose wishing 10 purchase
Ist ra,e article 10 give him call he stters himte from
his practical knowledge Of the business that be Will give
entire satisfaction to all who may purchase OF MIN
JOSEPH W. LES TER, No. 1e6 Chrtharn-st.
PS-Ev-ry article warranted To be such as represented
oxI.-
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SIR ASTLE- COOPER'S

Din AS LIZ SOSi LA -
II Celebrated Pills, for the speedy and safe cure oil
Dyspepsia Cosveness Heartburn Indigestion Ic &c. The
beneficial produced by any medicine are the strong
eat proofs of its worth These offered "a The recon-
mend ations Of Coopers Anti Dyspepc PILE Price 25cs
per box with full directions. For Gale a. Murray.st
near Broadway al lweodis
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XNANTED-A purchaser for the stock and fixtures OF
w small Hosiery, Thread and Needle aud Fancy Store
store 10 lett No ~ Cansst first door West OF Broad
NORM side Of the sree the best location in the The
stock ia fesh and well selected. Apply the a.
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DOWLINIy' hONANJSWJ
ILLUSTRATED.
Just Published, Tenth Edition
OF THIS POPULAR AND BEAUTIFUL VOLUME,
~ with 81 splendid -ugravings Illustrative Of Romanism
In handsome ornamental binding
Cheevers Lectures the Pilgrims ProgreBs. Fourth
edition. With numerous steel eugrsv1ngs
Neat and elegant Booahncing, in all Its varieties.
z w has In preparation The most beautiful and costly
STYLES OF PictosI Bindings for Harpers Illuminated Bible,
at ihs Cheap Bookstore and BiDdery IA Fulton.sL
I9g;stf E WALKER ia Fulton-aL
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& NTTEa#ff -
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&C. TO LET.-The two story brick dwelling house,
La No 701 Brosdway With alley Leading through On
10 Mercer-st House, IS feet front ny % deep, VIC
I'd IN fet in depth The house viii be altered into
s,ore or an addition made for boarding bo1se desired
For faf,her particulars Inquire Of A. CuShNAS,
,.,ig i.tf No I22 P-ar--t No 81 IVest lsth 81
E The arst OF Mey The door could be obtained I'm
ELL rnrd.atey ii desired Apply al $50 Hudson'; Also,
5 or 10 single bed. 10 let Apply Us e5ove a.
JUDSON'S HOTEL.
x. THE SUBSCRIBER Gate Of the City Hotel, Hart
M ford CT will on or before the 20h Of March Instant
A op.n 10 the Public be and sPencid Hotel, No o.
Broad near Tiry ChaIeh winch hal Just .s.n CON.
oas Of The largest IN the City and win be furnished
with entirely furniture in style probably
70, .roas.ed BIZ any timls establishment In the country
The undersigned will In al things 10 promote me
romnr and convenience of those who may honor him with
vs aud hopes that his long experience In The business
~ ,s,.oi,.. CURTIS JUDSON.
esF FOR SALE, or Exchange for City Property-e4o
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r. nIntnnI Rene6t Lite Insnrnnee Company,

" The Human Hnir-lt is established fact
Whatever ignorant empires the contrary-tha all
oils greases pomatums any article OF similar character
are positively injurious hair that hows any symptom Of
wsslpess or chsnge OF color.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-04

vsNEMPERANCE PRINTING LICENSE.-A
i well filled sheet with pictorial illustrations aud matter
suited to the times for sale al the office Of the American Tenn
persnce uniou l43 NRssausL 81 hundred Also printed
on cloth for pockethsndercbes 81 dozen. Worth tht
attention of the friends OF temperance throughout the State
nj SInnh
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l5agss.. yy>..g,>nrny.

Martha Washington. wife # Cen
eral George Washington, was born
IN Virginia, IN the same year with
her husband, in 1892, according TO
Neems; and probably he knew as
well as any OF Washington's biogra-
piers, She was the widow Gusts
when she married Col. Washington,
IN l'9S' She is mentioned by Ram
say, Marshall, Bancroft and WeemS,
as wealthy and beautiful, one to
whom Washington had been long at
tached--but neither Of them give
neT maiden name and all but Wcems
forgot to mention the time Of her
9'rth. But we believe that her mai
den name was cambridge. She was
known to those who visited Mount
'Crhoh' as a woman OF domestic
naDi'S ana kind feelings, before her
husband mad gained more than the
distinction OF good soldier and GEN
uc"ahiy Plan,eF, with whom one
might Gear WIN safety, and be sure
on getting iair articles at fair price.
After asl'ngt ton was appointed to
command tAc American armies, and
n"u repaired to Cambrldgc to take
."c o"''eS upon himself, Mrs. Wash
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were nearly Overthrown by the AT
ghans, Mahomcdan nation of the
Sunnite sect, but their indomitable
energy surmountcd every obstacle.
IN 1903, their Singh or King who
was firm ally Of the British govern
mcnt, had an army of one hundred
thousand horscmcn. At his death
IN 1889, there was struggle for the
throne, and since then the confcdcr-
acy has been torn by disScnSions art
fully directed by the cmissaries of
the British government. The pre-
sent nominal sovereign is a woman,
and an ally of England. In arts and
science the ScikcS are eXcellcd by
few. This was shown in their late
battles with the English, in their
manGuyering, in their superior ar
tiIlcry and the destruction of British
troops by exploding mines which
had been worked before their en-
trenchments. They calculated on
the revolt of tie natives in the Brit
ISL army, but only one regiment
( Bengal cavalry refused to attack
the Seeks, for which they have pro.
baby suffered The Srikh terrific.
ries are now annexed to the British
dominionS. Not less than sixty thou
sand are supposed to have persisted
in the battles of the 18th, Dist, and
22d December last. The British
loss was $500.
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The Siah., scin. or singh. orEolin.

these unfortunate people, number
ing nearly twenty millions Of souls,
were governed by a confcderacy Oh
independent states, presided overly
a sovereign whose residence was at
Lahore, the capital of Poniaub.
Their religion is singular mixture
OF MahomedaniSm and Brahminism,
teaching the unity of one invisible
God and the equality of all believers
IN him, without distinction of cast
or color Nanck Cor Nanac) Shah,
the founder Of their sect, was born
at Lahore, \. d., l4G9. Having
travelled through all tic countries,
becoming acquainted with the yari-
Gus religious systems, he returned
nome ana became prophct-wrote
book and gave a new revelation,
a M Joe Smith, the Mormon. Sikhs
signifies disciples, and Nanck gave
TINS name to lis followers. Arium,
NaneNs successor, published lis
masters writings and compiled the
religious books of the sect, for
which the Nlahomedan> put him to
death. \ llindoo chief received
and sheltered the little company of
prosecuted Sikhs, who were also
called Singhs (lions) for their cour-
age and bravery. They lived very
secluded in the mountains, for about
two centuries, until 1897, when Ma
DIR Shah returned into Persia, after
hlS invasion Of Lahore, which latter
they then snbdued. They had re-
Ii5lous belief like the Mormons, tina,
they were to rcoccupy all the lands
of their oppressors, and this belief
OF prophecy, SO reasonable in thc
natural order Of human events, was
actually fulfilled. In 1862 they
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OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1916

tenn of adulteration and fraud than
we have been able to DO, and which
should be presented to every liquor
dealer in the land for, if he would
read it, it would drive him from his
business.
81 was sent for on a Friday night,
in an awful storm of rain and thun-
der and lightning, to see him. | found
him in awful agonics his throat
very much swollen; the saliva
flowing from his mouth: his eye
prominent, inAamed, wild, and star
ing; his nervous system greatly ex-
cited, and his mind filled with dread
tnl lorcbodings ofapproaching death
and eternal sorrow. | cndeavored
to soothc him and partially succeed
ed, 50 that about two O'Clock, A. NJ.
he fell into kind Of sleep, if
that hard, suilocating, breathing and
heaving, and twiching and Jerking,
waich continued during his slum-
Der, could be called sleep. His
broken hearted wife, like a minister
ing angel, was watching at his side.
lie suddenly awoke in awful horrors.
Ills mind was wild, and airriahtcd.
and wandering. Every movement
IN the room caused him to startlc
with terror. lie would clcnch his
fist, grit his teeth, compress his
lips, knit his brows: then, seizinr
the bedposts, would piteously be-
Seech us TO "Savc him from them
lie was under the impression
that the officers of Justice were in
pursuit of him, to arrest Linn for the
commission Of some Infamous crime.
Then he apprehcnded that God was
gazing upon him in anger. He tried
IN vain to avoid the gaze. Turn
which way he would, close his eyes,
bury his head under the clothes,
still he saw those holy piercing eyes
beamlng wrath upon him. He could
hear the call for judgment. 1t seem
ed to him louder than any sound
mortals ever heard. USELESS was
the effort to stop his ears. The sound
rose icarlulIy distinct above tie
roaring and bursting Of tie storm,
then raging and bursting in violence.
lie was certain that legion of de-
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Il II. fur a 4Jw.--.A visitor
once went into school in this city,
says ,ac boston Sun, where lie saw
a by ami girl on ono seat, who
were brother and sister. In a me-
mant of ,houghtless passion the lit
tie boy struck his sister. The little
girl was provoked, and raised her
hand to return the blow. Her faco
showed thatrage was working with
in, and her clenohed FIST was aimed
at her brother, when her teacher
caught Ter eye. Stop my dear,
said he, 'you had better kiss your
brother than strike Him
The look and the word reached
her heart. Her hand dropped. SO
threw her arms nrouaj his neck.
ann kissed bin. The boy was mov.
ed. He could have stood against
the blow, buthc could not withstand
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UIsEIrNM ZOE ,ILanAroHa.

d, ! I,..l -.
aII' '' ;. 30 gu" '';''' !''"''{' y r'm2rN-
w, WIZ '''1 '"'''I i give" ny our a,''"of'
al ,'l's i vi vac O"'' ANS 0. ''e heh8o'
J;io. ~ "I',','o III ''''S"''iS' cF9co-
or,on i "nI j.; ;''o 81, NOUS S'"hey' VINE"
-, - 49, , - - '''I u" H',' y "oic Jun
,n..L,. ~ ,,- nc "'S,'r" 10 Know
,l az c c,'.I vac l!'II oo"''''Ta any o.
,a ,o' ','' 9 , "',.' 'o' T." q, S'l''5' reward
a,a. . - '''''' y nun 04' :" W c"'ci'
.rAo ;.,...:l c, ;.
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