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DOARD.-A beautiful n nj psflor. with psouies ard
ID barE room on sec nd door 10 house IA Hufson-s
opposite II Johns PHk. 10 view Of ITO Fountain with
~ he Key the Falkland 10 furnish he rooms 10
suit their own views They may have private table
Aiso a. st front or three gentlemen.
without mea- 4 they choose. Please call from oc och,
A NJ tof9M aus 81
DuARD.-Thr-e or four Young men can he arccmm0-
ID dated with pleasant and board by applying Al
al Fu.tcn-sL Terms modera'e Also. lasge front
paror for gentleman and wife, on the second noor'
~ 2~eOcs
tlUAkD WANTkD-By two young aides IN prt-
ID vste family or where ihsre but few bOsfders, In
the vicinity Of East Broadway or the Bowe-y, and not
above Grsnd.sL address Auns" Tribune Office. aus =
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Amuscmerts.
Gkv. n. TAYLOR.

CIV. r.. rAYLOR.-A f4l ergth Portrait u Gen
VI rsylnr psuisi - ~ H~s-qaarrrs. Monterey
e. hy Ai~ood-%h- nfsi ahd ony ever rsr I'D q
hiu-now exhibition corner - Reaie-sl and Brost
Ainri aslnr = crl.s
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Jarkets -. Carefully reported for TIE Tr,5-ns


ASHEs-The market 10 steady ST 81 ia for Pots and
81 for Pearls ID sales about 80 bbls. The number
Of bills out 10 small
COTTON-The activity in this staple continues and
the sales dsy estimated vsriousy from 900
1000 bales mostly for export and 70 considerable exton
for the Continent The quotations have st upward
tendency and holders supply the market only a, out
eide The market Is perhaps ID higher than yes
ferfaV Iulanfa No & y Oreans
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miscellaneous.

CARD.-WM. p. HALLETT, Attorney and Counsel
~ Tor Law having resumed the practice OF HE pro es
sion a. 81 Wallst Prime, Ward Cos new building)
will attend to references both al law and eq1iIy, and $50
T. all business connected with real estate nc suo 81
L'OR sALE-A great bargain The stock and hx'ures
OF ra,il grocery snd lqaor store now doing good
c,sh business and Will be sold reasonable 10 acssh cusio
NOR The Of the present owner selog 10 90 &C.
count OF other business which renders him unable 10 A.
both. For farther particulars inquire al tho store
I'm
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Monthly Journal OF dgTic7tfuTe
Remarks On Things In General No. /. by Rambler IN
the Mountains Of Virginia with Notes by The Editor OF
The Farmers Library to whom they were sddressedcon'
tanning some Hints Reform IN Systems Of Edu
cation, together with journal Of events occurring through
out route the Markets, Agriculture % the kappahan-
mock Use Of Mari IN Virginia, etc ETC.
Recipe for Destroying the Curcuiio-sheep Trade near
Pittsburgh.
Climate Its Effects on the Growth Of Plants. Gc.-Nur
series growing spsce-Sheep Husbsndry In the United
States
The Principles OF Artificial Msn1ring, Second PaTfJ by
Pro-. Jusus Liebg.
New Grspes-Increase IN the Value Of Grain Crops
Sheep Busbsndfy in The outh, by II. Randsll-Let-
ter VIII Prospects Of the Wool Msrket-Fuure Demand
and Supply.
How to prevent Flies tearing Horses.
Agricultural notwithstanding Signs In favor Of
general System Of Appropriate Education for Agrcuiu-
rsis-Voce Of the Cultvalor'
Decentralization for Preparing the Grosnd Plani-
Ing the Trees, &c.
Eggs aud Poultry How 10 have them ali the year roun
Wheat Effects OF different MsDuras.
The Baromeler-Its Practical Use 10 Farmers snd 9th
ere, with Rules for Predicting the Wea hsr
Scientific Agriculture RUy ing and Anayzing Land.
A good Harvesting Machine
Machine for Dressing Barrel Slaves
scrHps on great variety Of subjects, instructive an
curious.
Animals ADaly sis Of Wheat Amour, Of Fat and Mus
Gle produced from an acre
TTenchng-HOW The Process 10 conducted
Prices Current for The preceding mOnth-carefuy cor
rected.
Subscription price s. per year, IN advance
GREELEY kMcELRATH, Pubnshen.
re- The Farmers Library and Monthly Journal OF Ag
cuure from July 845 June 1896 are now for sale In
two large Volumes neatly bound aud ellered-
Common School Superntendents and Trustees arc re-
quesied to examine the wOTk.
The Farmers Library, Volume |, contains relzhoidrs
Lectures Farmers Agricultural Chemistry, complete
and the celebrated work OF Baron Won Thaer on the Prln
cpes Of Agriculture, also COMPLETE These two works are
bound up together 10 one volume
The monthly journal OF Agriculture, Vol. !, Is bound
to match the Farmers Library and contains various useful
articles various branches Of Practical and Theoretical
Farming embellished with numerous Engrayings. The
price for the Volumes complete 10 - 80 Any person
procuring subscribers for these Volumes and remit
ling ia therefor SIS will be entitled to the fourth copy
grstit GREELEY 4 McELRArH
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venIion.-A sat- TempsIsnc- Convention VIII be held
in The CITY of TOY on Tharsdsy, l2h August, isf7,
10 accordance with resounos passed at me State
Temperance Convention hed In ssogs on me 5h ins.
Il /. hoped that every Temperance Society 10 The State
will appoint delegates A. "iLsOS' President
R F t T;,, saassos secrst.rie.
w Pspe,s friendly to the cause will please copy.
az ateOd.s
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rvI.O O.F.-Atthe session Of The R. w. Grano
Lodge Of tie SSte Of New-fofk TO oe hed ms DAY Al
Nst,opal Han here will he presented Constitution FOR
ihe seton ofthat body Atlo The proposition vii be
submitted taken for scOn Ei r The question
90 i adoption however viii not - tAsen until the eve
ming session Punciual attendance Il requested
az r.. IoI{y a. rREaDWELL. g. secretary
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I OTIS WANTED for tho Free Academy. Sealed pro.
posss will b. received by Tho undeTsgno1 In bensi
OF the Board Of Education OF the Cry of NwYork until
Monday, the 10th of August instant al O'Clock r NJ Tor
the ca Of plot of ground which TO erect the free
Acsdemy. the ground required will probably be 30 zoe!
BIZ but the proposs must state tho price for less
guam Ivy, say per lot OF p feet by 90
The title bs In fee and free from inrunbrsnee snd
made satisfactory the Controller Of The City free OF any
charge for searches brokerage, or dras ing Of dosd
Proposals be addressed 10 the undersigned Al the o.
hce ofhe Clerk Of the Bosfd Of Education, No Cy Hall
basement
TOWNSEND HARRIS, JOSEPH BOsWORTH
THOMAS DENNY, ANDREW CARRlGAN,
henry NICOLL
su5aIl6s Executive Com &C. OF Ih1 Board OF Education
CITY LOANs.-Temporary loans. 10 anticipation Of
- he u The city will be received at This once
on and aer Augusta In Of $3.50 and upward, for
which bonds the city will DO issued payable the 18th
of February or March next with interest the rate Of hvs
per cent per annum. JOHN EVEN, Conuoher
Controllers Office Newly ors, July n, 1917. JyB isH
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A VALUABLE FARM IN vfRofNT1

a FOh sALL-s1s,~d 10 Fsnqoer County, end coz
tains about go scres tvo-hifds Of which 10 cleared
part Of ths land In valuable timber, there siso
extensive beds In grass and clover, end good mesdow
aaa. Iss iLm psnieulny saspiso " ~ fesinf
every field The improvements eonss, OF comfortable
story house with rooms end The usual outbotdinGs.
al nearly great bargain will be sold The
10 DESTROYS o. pursung different bosiness yor farther
information, address SlAUN T. TAYLOR,
iyls imis>od some~vtlls. Fs1outss Co vhvipts
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~ AZ ..sr-tss-.-Nts ~ -.a -asf ).
SsrSssd. - t.ry IT.. act y sassA s~f IF tas sses
WANTED I,IrEDIATRLY-s-v-,. ,cupr ,Dd
w eesrTprisius 10 sOct Subscribers srt collect
non-y fJr ore y - mosi poi gisr peri deas rahshed
10 hi country. M-n ca cone vel rec nmeoded
or h1nesy Integrity and perseverance, can male from .
.asit. IsRAEL Posr. 40 s...u.,
XVANTkD-L .iIasllr % 20 soglk, 'or 6oass- oTk or
w misd chl!r.n or be genera y Useful. by G-rr.n
rouns WOMAN no can speak good Fnghsh asd Ia. God
reference. Please Bqair- a. i.-i Broadway. sEs n
NlANTED-s'tg,t' on. ~ 80 Young ladies' for
w Der or hous-vofs IN snsA family. 1eKceptonA-
BE references given 40 10 ability, &c Please cal At .
Cherry-st sUs -
WANTED, Joarsyuaa MATCHMAKER 4 a'.s-r,'s
W workman nay hrsf ~ peruSnrut .itasaoi ~ sP-
y,us 10 : " MASTERS. IL Chslhsmn AIS IL
IIANTtD-Aia az Broad ~sy. boys ior grocery .tores
w hole farrrs Nna irsd-s sas ~
TWO Kb-pECTABLE YOUNG MEN wi,h 10
obtain situations - sN-snen or porter, 10 3 sor-.-
Tie, " fund wiling 70 aflrd every satisfaction,
and promote he interest Of sh-ir employers Salary
much q an OBJECT a. Respectable employment -
sau.aciory r-ferencr gyen Address Y once Of his pa
pei su6 II.
IOURNEYuEs MECHANICS IN want "femploy-
Jnens employing mechanics In wait u hands cannot
t.s- more efc IA step for The pshmen of lhsir
Jet thsa By svaing themselves OF the sdvsnssges
offered hen through ~ sanseriseLs Agency;
aus L. VIM NEWELL, l76 willisms.
IUURNKYMEN >IiOEMAKhR- WANTED
p urn ighi well and turns, viii hnd employment
ana BOD wsge. FOR good WORK Al l4 sorirgst aus l..
WASHING AND IRONI>G.--A respectable
w young woman, vho !. noS dis-nsagei, wold AXE
In The washing % two three families which she gusrsr
tees ,t.l be done up hrsErste style. Respecisole
reference given To hosesiy and propriev Any COM
munosion personsl or by u0le, addressed - " Ellen
CauThIiD 5 Greenwich 81" shall be punctlsy sten led
B. rsnsls nj respectable people 10 the neignoor.
hood Attended 70, on application As shove suo ols-od'
ENAMELEO CARD MAKERS Watted-A per
Ls1n fully - tske charge Of an esabshment
for the manufacture Of Ensme ed Cards To who IN
dersRDds he process perfect y liberal sssry will be
PAID No o. iectlons TO German Frenchmsn. address
w THOMP>ON, box 9p5 lower Poet Ofice- aus sts'
I OsT-Tns morning in Broadway. nesr The Park, =
IL god pencil case with purple stons a. The end
Whoever viii rrt1rn will return MO Ss BroSdwsy shall
o rsVardef IT.
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n
tes pr.Rt-srRsKT, OPPOSITE cEDss-srREEr
VTAVy 10 store snd are receiving By ale arrivals
60. $780,. cos Ltn.n Thread, all colors and Noe.
cssss ark COS Paisley Spool cotIoa.s cord white,
Gaze. Car Cos Paisley spool Cotton, cord, 100 yd',
c.. W.rrsa,s Needles drilled eyed shsrps and besvs
80. drtIIed eyed Needles, lOg priced
&C., Howe Manufacturing Co. sod head PtEs lo and
ca.., Purses Purse Twzt plain and escorted shades
cs.ss st.eI Beads steel Tsssels, Rings and YriDgs
Cas,s TORTOISE smell ouuty shp iaeo' cs''se N"sn's
cases Tortoise Shell and Horn SIDE COMBS, plata and
carved
C..ss B0us msi. aud composition suspondsr Buttons
Case. Pearl aud Ags,s snin Buttons
Cses Lssing Z, Moh4ir snd sfOc.de Coat Buttons
C.ses Wade Butchers Rsz0rs all patlsrns
Cases knyes a11 Scissors. Of all descOtloDs-and fall
Of French Eugisn and German Fancy Goods
Constantly hand and for sac by he psksge OF otaer
Tise. aus 2nis&ol imseod
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r1y- Mo.aic Temple of Honor No. l :, :. Of 7.

The memb-rs OF ms remoe notified mat especial
meeting will be held this trdaJ) evening Al O'Clock al
heir room corner OF Broadway and GrsndsL Brothers
are requested punctua Ia their By order
AUG. 7. HOUEL w. c. T.
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WArnhinn Corn Plrster.-Thi.

~ Arabian Corn Plsster.-This article Is war
ran ed 70 bs a. ef-ctua for cOrrs, bruises &c II
oc-Asons 10 10 the wound but ne
tfary gives immediate relief
Prepared and sod by ALBERT L. WlNsHlP Oa'e
David Sands Co = East hosd Ssy' also, sold a. 100
Fu ton-st rs Broadway, and BY druggists generally.
p,f-a -art. II
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NEW NOVEL,
BY HERBERT
WILL RI PUBLISHED on Friday, BY BURGESS
w sTRINGERk co. - Broadway,
INGLEBoRoUGH HALL,
AND LORD The MANOR
BY Henry W. Herbert, author Of Cromwell" The
Brothers Msrusduke Wy'il," &c. Price . cents
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NEWsPAPER-4O0 resms 22S,2 In. ~ 10 q IDS
~ 100 resms 22x33 inches l5lbs
I,4OO re.ms 2lxS6 inches y 70 81 ibs
LOO 24xS6 T. ches. SO 20 ~ his
30 feams z7xS9 inches IS I'd 40 o.
500 =, ans 137 ioches 80 70 IS lbs
aOreams 2sK46 inches a 10 "a ibs
loo resms 7)ki3 inches, ~ ne.
~ r-sns 50iK4t inches 81 lbs
For sas Ia lots % sdit purchasers, by
CYRUS w. FIELD CO b1riogs1p, N I.
Any size qu.tv made To order ~ sho't nO'irs ano
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Liberty Temple OF II onor, No 10, =. of

The ocers snd members % hr above Temple are
required punctUs his, Friday, evening 9th last
being aon night Every member ]. requested 10
be present. b. order Of u W. FELL, w Z Il.
J. CoSSLIs, w. X alb II
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fashionable Clothing Stores.

- HOUSE. WANTED-A meat iwo-..ory hou.s he
Ios Canal Al 10 respectable telshbofhood 10 snt-
ed h0m the middle Of OctOb-f neat good Hnsut
may sscufed by addressing Harmony a. tbs once OF
The Tribune stating terms (which must De lo~D location
and conveDieocea go sns-
- HOUSE AND LOT WANrkD-imP'ovsd
properly. Pnce under t5.0oo. Address v, Tribune
- bhr. aus 81
- At PRIVATE rALE-s yslaab's los of sround
~ on The west side OF Fhayeuue 10 the osnlsr o. the
- bloch. between Eishtsenth snd Nineeoush su -
ANTHONY J. BLgEcKER,
suslv Aueiouesr. Brosd-st
- HOUsE IN FKANKLiN.sT. 70 Lsi-wes. OF
Broad way suitable for Q email family IL viii bs
Put 10 good rspsr and ready for posssseoo shout
the fsi OF s. ptembsr Addrsss n. Boz 50y roG
dice TIE farnituTs DO bought ate Reasonable price
aus 3u.-
- TO LET-Th- lower part " ne two 'iory end
half house. zl3 vuicssL Possession givso mme-
dislelJ. Apply 90 tho premises or W ,r,
an5 3ls' .. n PEsFltLD, % Wntsms
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~ Al z-<Ss~-s 20 <s--t,srA'Nts ~ Nh. -1sf
DsrSa'd 81 t.ry IT,. act = sassa s~f IF tas sAos
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BRKIsTEDs7 SALOONS,
Lars PkALE's xEsagn UI u
o. asa BROADWAY, HE"-foEk. -
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MARION DESMOND,

ar THE HAPPY NEW YEAR, illustrated With iwen-
" " fne engrsyiogs on wood Ia lass published, In
handsome book form, and for sale By
sn5 ST.. L. WINCHESTER, - Ann-sl
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<rYRUs w. FIELD 81 CO. Importers and Com
- mission Merchants and D. 10 Paper and hsnuisc-
turer. Materials, Burltn clip. " Y.
B-rhe highest maftei prices pao IN c"h iof rags,
bale rope cuIng. hemp wsse, bsggns canvass sass Oh
Manila rope gunny bsgging cotton wsste damaged COT
ton add s other kinds Of paper asn0fscnre .Iock soo
WINDOW SHADES, OK Comics, Muslin Cur.
w Iaias, kc-J C. WOODFOkD 495 Broadway, Invites
tho.a about purchasing Window Shades 70 sell again 70
call and examine and beautiful collection before
mailing their purehases. Scrol Landscapes, go1nies
flgrrs COrnhixn umns visnettes plain scrolls, NO
man arches Venetian scenes &c. Also gt corniees, DO
curtain bands snd pas curtain iooOs do centsr lasssb
yiun o. painted gsuZs wire or window blinds &c,
j. C. WOOOFORD, Manufacturer and
aas Importer Of Window Shades, sc- ls3 Broadway.
CARNAGE CLOTH-lO pieces India Rubber
NCsrrlags Cloth (psin and hsured) OF superior qaAnv.
for sas al Ihe lowest market prices a. Tbs wnenoass
the Newark N India Rubber Factory, - Asidsn-sne
.7- ,.H
(,APASD LETTER PAPER.-A full sssofiInsn.
" Of all qualities plain and ruled, slso rag, sgfs" and
palm lssf wrapping, for sale b .,oa,,., ,oo,.
sy3l 5us- JAMIE hOhNAI. W. Io1n-ss-
rI,UE BOWERY BANk--Ofganized under INC
General B2nktn Law win q capital OF s1ooDo, WIZ
commence business Tuesday the ION dsy of Ausu"
instant, e. l73 BOrery -
Francis A. Palmer, Lewis Bleldown, Dsnton reS"n'
Jesse A Marshall, I'd ssrd Ferris, WIN n. Sah'n'
- = a.. an w "a Yards, Jsdsdlah FRYE,
Ts,s. NJ ir.th 1I.xr Ms.tsrton, Alsnzs A. Alyofd.
James u o'1" p1SIEL W TOWNSEND, President
NATHANIEL @. 6RADFOso, Csshp@. .,
kes-YOrE Aufust4, 1871 -, ="
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THE syAKsfEARE NOVELS,

AIRS WIZARDS ANsNER-hrs Wilsrdis Second
l1AppeAl 10 the Public the Answer 10 Marcus y" III
SON. Reply 10 Mrs Willnds Fret Appeal concerning
her History OF the United states This pan phet 10 now
ready and furnished grsuiiousy 10 the friends OF eduea
ton snd justice.
All no have received Mr.. wilson's pamphlets, (Which
have indusHou.ly circulated especially In
vited read Mrs WIZARDS Answer. that tney mar
Judge fairly q he points Al issue The pamphlet lar'
nishsd without charge. by the publishers
= L 81 Inhn- A fOKrar of Dutfn.
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re- The Trustees of the Washington Mon
rnenf A..ocinfIon. 81 m-eliug he'd AuKu.t :. EtOp


Clinton Ha corner oeskual 70 y 49,. p,5It
cis Con.ant addton. Of standard works and new pub
ncstion. Clerk. mutation fee sl hsf yearly dues 81
merchants Aad ohefs' yearly suD.eripuon, - Apples
he CopstiIuiop and Byla~s nav be oo.sined
aus ~ C L EVERlTT, Pfes hef Lib. Asso'u
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WoODSFIELD OHIO, SATURDAY, JULY, a. 1917.

in the shattered residence of Mr.. Jen.
nlson many years previous, appeared
before them again in all its reality
The mother and aged grandfather were
TRANSPORTED before them. MI. Jenni.
son thriIlingly shook the hand Of his
unfortunate friend, and with tears gath.
eling on his eye-lids, said:
81 thank good for an opportunity Of
paying a hundredth part Of the debt !
owe you. Give yourself no uneasiness
on account Of your loss, for your fami.
ly shall be supported and your children
educated even better than my own"
Mr.. Lambert could only reply, "God
bless you, my beloved Jennison," and
the wife repeated the blessing, and the
children gathered round him as one
sent from heaven to repair their mis-
fortunes.
"Consider me not a b~enefactor," re.
turned Jenniscn, "ior | owe my all, my
responsibility and wealth, to your
youthful kindness TO a boy and his dear
sister, whose parents were too poor to
fit them for SCHOOL,
Thus, as the some dollar" gifts SO no.
bly, expended increased a hundred fold
the happiness oftheir youth, so now the
adversely of Mr.. Lambert, enhanced a
hundred fold their joys in manhood;
and they felt what they had not appre-
ciated before, the reality of those plea
sures which spring from a deed of good
ness. How true it is, that
"Glorious acts more glorious acts inspire
And catch from heart to heart the noble fire."
No one ever regretted an act oil
charity. Every kindness TO our fellow
adds another star to our armament, to
shine upon the rugged pathway Of life.
Kindness is
1.-THE souPs pure essence,
That transmits a bright and spotlsss name,
When the vile trunk is rotten"
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Improve your Time.

Improve your time. II young, con-
slider that youth is the seed-tims; If
middle-,ged, that manhood is the harv-
est; if advanced in years, that old age
is the season to enjoy the fruits of our
intellectual and moral labor. At no
period Of our lives should We permit
the hours to pass without Improvement.
We always regret, when il Is toe late,
that u time has been unsupported.
Then bo moving. Lee your example
tell favorably to those around you
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From the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
One Dollar,

OR, KINDNESS REWARDS ITSELF.
"Father," asked a little son, in a voice
that indicated anxiety, 'won't you give
MI. Jennison a few dollarsw
"a. few dollars-why should ] give
him a few dollars, my boyi owe him
nothing-he is very POOR, and never
can pay me again."
81 know he is poor, father, and for
that reason ] thought you would give
him something. He works like a slave
from daylight till dark, and can only
feed and poorly clothe his family"
"What more does he want, my son?
He is not starving, else he would be in
the poor house; many others fare no
better than he, and | can't make money
TO throw away"
"What more does he want, did you
sayf" asked the son, lifting to his fathers
countenance one of those innocent,
expressive looks, that speak of a soul
unchillsd by the freezing sentiments Of
the world, "You would not like to
live as he does. and my little sister
would not like to exchange places with
his little son and daughter. We have
every thing we want, and 60 to school;
while they, you know, are compelled
to, stay at home or run about the streets
in ragged clothes, with bad boys and
girls"
"No-we should not be contented
with their lot; but perhaps they are
Some, you know, my on, are calculat-
ed 10 make money and live elegantly,
while others are not; and if they had
wealth they would squander It, %neitl.er
could they appreciate a better condi-
ton. Mr.. Jennison is undoubtedly n
of this sort Of people, and probably lives
as happily as we. He at least is not
starving; we a send them such arti-
Giles as are cflittIe use to u.s." !.
Isl think, father, they would be much
happier with a few dollars. They
could then send William and Mary to
scheol-and would it not be a fine
thing for them to do sow
"The school is free, and he can send
them il. he chooses" said the father.
sys'Oh! father, if you could have seen
William today, when asked him why
,hs did not GO to school--he burst into
tears, threw his arms about my neck,
and sobbed most bitterly.
iSslg1 "O!how like sweet music on the ear
ofhim. beneath pisfortune's angry rod,
= 81 Falls the anger tone Of sympathy.
Isl could hardly keep from weeping
myself, and when / asked the matter,
he said his father was too poor; he and
his sister had none but ragged clothes,
and if they wentto school the scholars
NV
would point their fingers at them. and
theyF@ould rather stay at home. As
he said this. it seemed his heart would
break, thought; father, if you would
give thsm a few dollars. they could get
some good clothes, to 60 to school, and
be as happy as we are"
.Mr. Jsnnison would not have been
80 poor, if be had been economical"
!, a.His children are not to blame for
that, father
III have no money to give nway.--
We'll say no more about It now" rel
iurnsd the father groHly.