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TOR SALE.-A pleasant COUNTRY RESI-

LOK SALE.-A Pheasant IOUN M hEoI-
DESCE and good FARM. IN perfectly h"aitty ID, aa"u
amous the hills Of New haven County AZ Derby Conu bali
irle from DEPOT ard abHa 81 miles from Nes York, by the
New Haven and Nsueatucke. Railroads The buildings al
good the house is large and convenient containing IL r,oms
snd good repair The Farm conss OF 10 Of very
ductye divided into .Insl lo' well wa'eed AMI well
nptled with Fruit Price S5p0 For further particulars
''g S; No Metropolitan s s9E bS &shP Pas
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A SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT and FARV

n for SALE ct AUCTiON-To be cold at suedsa a.
WRDNEsDAY June 10, 1896 ct O'Clock N. The psss
ises the YARN formerly owned by bsse De rest I'D.
sted Plymouth ~ about ooe male nom The Hsrsa RI.
read Depot at Dover Plains containing Iso serns Os -
ptsmises handsome Dwelling House beautifully stssssi
overiooArs Dover Paus for many miles around via BSus
sDe thee tbousand tho p,sc ell sr.fd tsR
OF the choicest kind among which about haoAl
Pear Trees For further psrticulsrs inquire Of
LAWRENCE BARROW, Harris viIlss4
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AUCTION NOTICE.. BOGART. Auc.
"A aoneer. hy :. BOaARr-THiS DAY, ct 10y od'et, q
s,e-Elessnt sofa Betsesd Lounge. Brussels and vev
rPe. sns,s 9asss LSSfins oi.ssss wnao. ss.iss
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IL + X o E N T. o l.
IN NOT EXPLOSIVE.

IN NOT EXPLOSIVE.
SECURED PATENTS.
KEROSENE ILLUMINATING OIL.
The advantages possessed by this Oh are:
|. The intensity OF the sht produced.
2 Ii IL not explosive.
II will fluid when the best sperm oil concealed
Its unrvsled economy - 10 worth Of Kerocene giving
much light worth Of Rapeseed Oil 5llof hale u ~
Of Sperm Oil. CT go Of Burning Fluid
This OIL burns in all the Arsand buttonop lamps including
csmpbens and syv oil lamps without tho tendency
snofe
KEROSENE LUBRICATING OIL.-The effect Of this or
on machinery found TO be perfectly magical removes the
gum caused BY the use Of impure oils equal b-st
oil and does rot CONCEAL At low IL mag
Efficiently all the solar mechanical bnnace hand
also. signal and bowspt lanterns The
hp ship capisins ship supply and par
tcary requested to the certificates be Office of
AUsTENS, Agents for the Kerosene Oh Co,
No. 50 Beayer-st, New. York
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Honses anA farms h)ante6.
Eonses to Eet.

A HOUSE in the COUNTRY to LET-Rent
IN cheap minute from the Railroad Depot, 80 nutes
rice from Jersey City. Beautiful location four Rooms Oh ech
fcov Situated 10 the village Of Psssaic Inquire OF
M HOWE NJ D.. No IN Grsnd-st or Of the Rev. s. ARM =
STRONG. Pssssic. N. J.
A FURNISHED HOUSE to LET in BROOK
"A LYk-p,eesundy situated Rent low. Call at No. So
Cheevss place, for full particulars
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REAU1IFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE !, t.

EssLGTf Tor tho sEASoh.EsEAgI or W,nh,. co,U,s
about two miles above Hu Gate, nearly opposite RSers
leland There fine Hsrbor Wharf aud depth Of water for
aest veses ALEC bshins shore, excellent fshiag a.;
Tho prepec advantages and health OF tho residence be-
leved unsurpassed the mansion largo and comfortable
water besins closets with sufficient houses Carriage
Hcuse Green House With plants Ice HOUSE filed; Veg
esbio Fruit ana Flower Garden In complete order aud
fruit and ornamental Orchards 1c II easy Of Access
within hours Drive Of the city miles from Mott
Hsssn De pot on the Harlem Railroad The communication
so b made by the secord Third Railroad by steam
boatA The approach mile through elegant private road
branching the road running along the grounds OF Mr.
pslasn aud Mr. Dser and ends 81 the dwelling nov offered 10
lot end which In the occupancy Of the former
(Mr Ieesett) Rent moderate Apply to
H0hER MORO AN, No. metropolitan Bank bulldog.
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C,ARM aud COUNTRY SEAT for SALE

DARN aud COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
i Beautifully .i,usied n 5ouer'~t Coua'y o. New
jrs-y Csu.i Railroad oo,'sinns nsaIy fifty f7e
s,te q o1Itvs b. w' Ics gooi Out btdirs, sEi
fucc- al good order fine Garden with Fruit &c
Iepo' 81 where four stop daily and
from New Tos Price sl2ro frss and clear OF al in.un
b.ace Pert rspei, bond snc MORTGAGE or woud be
tai 10 city property No brokerage allowed For further
paouies irque Of d. QUIABY corner Of Middssh and
Eenfy sts Brooklyn
HANDSOME COUNTRY RESIDENCE at
IL Greenwich, Conn. 81 mile, from New. Yort by New
Haven Rsroa seIe, very choice isod together with
o'leI frame 2story Horse I31 cupols
house BAN, &c. magnificent prospect ,nd
rounded with beautiful shade trees aid fruit OF every yA-y
r ofusion. (l95 A j. BLEECKER & Co No TBrosd-st
DEAL ESTATE for SALE in CANANOA1-
~ qua YThe subscriber offers for sale the premises
which be now resides IN the vbsge Of Csnsnigs Ontario
(<Wty consisting Of about Land highest
state tf cultivation Fruit in sbundsrce and Of the
choicest ae~c tion On the premi,us BRICK
Msson with possible ssd perfect oder
u,odicus out budiss Barn Carriage House &c For fc
description and Particular inquire the premises OF H.
MAP -HALL, No. % Burias Alp, N. Y.
Csnsndsisua. June s. 1855. Z. @. MARSHALL.
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TUsIs nGsRELL. Auotionoer
ITO CLOSE ESTABLiSfMENT.-R 0sewsed
j Billiard Table martisop Tables. t Chairs. 200 ySk %
cloth, Counter and Fixtures ext.nsloi Dining r.as 81
seton Piano.Forte, &C THIS DAY at 10y ocleca " !"
50 " alker.st. Deposit and csah same day Repaired
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" Containing % ee-es q highly productive LAND, situated
on the Purchase road mes from toe Rye Depot ana inc
ssme from White Pains In the Of Hsrsoo
County the Hoyt Farm The Hsr'e T. delshaaly
stused or hisb srouid excellent spa hesby n.ghbor
hood extensive prospect q Long Island Sound
the adjacent country rounded by ample Shade Trees
Fruit and Forest c,ntspg Rooms has Piazza on three
sdes etc The Ouibudpgs extensive embracing Ice anc
Poultry boxses There Pond for gathering Ice from on
the prenisea OF Fruit there abundance AID IN great
variety 49, 49,, ia. .
property posesss like faclios Of access 70 the city TO
schools combred with beauty Of location and
excellence Of Soil ard In good repair 10 seldom offered
The will be scd very moderate price and large
prtiop Of the remain bond and mort
ssee desired For particulars apply the premises " to
p p. PAGE, No Is Cathsnnest ct.
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Diano- fortes an6 Musir.

A RARE CHANCE.-An excellent new, Rose
IA wood PIANO-e FORTE. fully guaranteed, made by
for his own will be- sccOunt Of his de s
sold At a decided bargain By the execurh scoud han
Piano tsken. May be seen at MI WEBERs, No. lo5 Yves
dxxsv
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NEVToRX Juls 4 30
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- Once Of ihe Clerk Of tho Board of Edr, stioa ls
WEDNESDAY. the 18Th Cav CT Juo- inst at O'clock m
fof FURhiSHi SO add FITTlNG-UP Ward sool no %
a-5oost Jackson Ssvssth Wsrd Tie Furniture to
he the same style thst in vsrt schJ0l No 3
Hsn.y aud soccisn,s With thu plans s,t .ons
Low IL at the Oscs Of the Clss OF Board Of Eiuea
too Psrus ssai.os Ptoposels viii ssc1nnss
SJ R-ss5ce+
JAMES BREhNfRl
DAVID WEBB Bnjdiox C,1u,tts.
ABRAHAM DESIKE Of the
VADF 3 WOsRAL | ,syufs W.rf
rY05 LAWLRR
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EXTRA QUALITY REFINED LARD OIL
IL Very pure burns brightly and long sperm and
the wich being free from gum It 10 very super for
machinery. Also,
COBURNs PURE rALLOW OIL. superior for burning,
will stand coloer weather and will the best sperm OIL
JOHN w. QUINCY No 90 Wnism-s&
OL.-BOiled Oil, IS cents per gallon; Building.
" Roof and Fence Oil 81 gallon; Gr.ftnn Mineral
Paint, y cents per pound By }. HENRY SMITH. No lb
Maiden lsne New-York.
vT>HE NEW-JERSEY ZINC COMPANY, by
improved of prepared offer
their WHITE OXYD Of ZINC. superior in wilderness - spy
other in this country Sold either dry ground
In OIL BY H. AfTKENk Co, Agents,
No 1865 Wsshirg,onSt
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gsai Eetate for Sale.

ATpRIyATE SABA GREAT BARuAlN-
,,5px ssAT 10, htIe motley. near no' be.
1 1ns.s on tone .ea Sd.a rs o al. I'd op. sS
mount o hDo q :, oued BY tho coEDOssare Fo' ps s'a
full psrS ulsrs sno oe'REK ER WEEKS, No. Finest
- pVIVATE SALE in BROOKLYN.
"A i,cpa sr The two 2stofy aud b.ssIent bnek
Nos ate and 7s Hicks st. nesr the Wall g. Fery
MOI too Yrme HOUSES DE Kslbsv.. corner OF
pr AZ ard the Horse adjoining Oh De kalbsv AL the
rs rty rented and viii be sold low az the owner
~ Furope Half OF the purchase money can remain on
BONO e"o ' c1lH No. IS Nassau st., New.YOrk.
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OR SALE at a BARGAIN-A beautiful

EOR SALE at BARGAlN-A beautiful
Il COUNTRY RESIDENCE aud FARM. fitai,ed IN the
town Of Bedford, Wesche.ier Co. y mile from Whit
i alton and T. miles non NewNork. The Farm consists
u very objective land abou 10 acres OF wh;h
Nv upSer crops. he basnce meadow pAsu;e aud wood
land An sppe cIc' srd with variety Ct oheI iruit. sli
ps .rue OF pure water the doo The buildings
conss. OF good house. BART stable wagon houis Se ~! IN
sood rersir. For farther psrticuas apPlyt9 , 80,
e0N'i' y CARDN ELL, No i5 81 sv.
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ySOR SAIFor to- ET-FURNISHED HOUSE

EOR SALE or 10 IEl-F L hNiNIlED itOOoE
IL A beautiful COUNTRY SAT, at MORRt ,'oWN,
few nii u'es wax ffcnl the ChuTch, fost Once, &c
The place COG sOs 81 .ied OF shand.'ne sheet o.
wsie with bosbcuse House has oil toe no Tern con
v,niet with charming ard esteoe' dSsIe
ell respects InquiIe of WILLIAM A. COURsEN' No ~
Brosdws, New fort.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SAhE-For sale
~ adeishtfu COUNTRY SEAT, situated 10 mles from the
CITY on The the Hudson River Tho ground CONTAINS
sever acres with lawn finely shaded with large
forest fruit The Dwelling aud Out buildng' in per-
feet oder Fruit of all kinds abundance Garden large and
productive Prospect The whole forming ons OF
The most desirable places be found In the vicinity Of New
York The the depot exceeding
of mile with snost hourly. Possession immediately,
if required Apply to HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine,st
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DEAITTlFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE f

ID SALE OF to LET. at Williams Bridge on Harlem Ran
rosd ten walk from the sepo The house vol
~ Garden half an s:rc. Apply t. r JAYNE, Bible
House printing department, or to BRIGGS. Williams
Brdfe
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ARNOLD CONSTABLE & Co. are offering
n the undernen' Toned Goods greatly reduced prices
DRESS SILKS at 81 per yard, worth 81
SILK ROBES 4. $l5 each. worth 80.
GRENADINE ROBES in great variety.
BARRGE ROBES at SIS and Sc worth 90 and $40
FRENCH JACONETS, superior quality. I'D per yard
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
.ILens Damssks, Doyes, Napkips Toweinss, &C.,
No. 81 Canal o..
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Sales bp Autt,on
Gsosss Coos. Acct n-et.
Es SALE OF new and elegant FJJR

A sbIGkEEs SALE OF new and elegant FUR-
"A EiTCRE, PiASO-F0RrES. s,-r0- MORROW
Ju5e u al oeick at No az Brood hctweeB H.vss(
sod Gisud sis iDuSns sod ~oc snd msoxsay Psho,
Sos oO,rs5 10 rich saiio brocsd. ,.se plush sa5 -,
dot rosewood m.toss,y .pt osk Bootessss 40 40 sts
ceres Cottefssnds Center Tables Burssu, Betests Yea
stands HslttsnSs Extension Dining Tsb>s 0nnx On ~.
Lounges. Rockers Essy Chairs Qrttse and Psscy Tshs.
Psass Mstueses Boosters Phows and other and ~
for particulars OF which Catalogues r9enas Of 81.
positive sud worthy the notice OF ,hoss wishing NJ
r,sure AZ Auction prices
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COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-Beautifully stu
~ 10 miles by Railroad from this citywithin go yards
of the d, Dot Two.story CTTAGE aid OCTBUILDISGS,
all every variety Of choice Fruit in full bearing
fine Shade sDd Evergreen Trees Acres OF Grden ud
from center of the Terms and mm
dstey. Applyto ADAMS q LUNOf, NO o. Dey.st
E'ARM LANDS for SALE.--The ILLINOIS
Il CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY 10 now prepared 70
TWO MILLION OF ACRES
"A r NJ I N q l. A n d g.
II TRACTS OF FoRry ACaEs AID UPWARD,
LONG CREDITg
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-01-30
VOLUME NUMBER 4.

lest. Ii isrighl and proper that no relg-
ions tests should Be made by government
and il Is equally right and proper that
die voters should cast their votes upon
any considerations they please, whether
religious or political.
The right Of suffrage ii a personal
riph. enioyed lly those who have The
constitutional qualifications, and:it may bs
exercised by The voter in bis own discra.
lion. This IS the essence Of Republican
freedom. AS tic pledges made BY he
members or The American party. each %
The other, 10 vote frf American born Gill.
gems, who are Proieslanis, and none 9th.
ers. and 10 sustain all such IN Office. their
right "a give such pledges Is absolute and
unconditional, and requires no defence.
And itilly becomes ,he apologies Of tiiis
present administration, 10 say one, word
upon This subject, ahe face Of the In.
disputable fact. that this administration
T.
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IS + Z
LAVA GAS BuRNERs. Tho conosioH,
or rusiing and choking up Of metallic gus.
burners is an old grievance, Of which
there has long seemed but little chance Of
getting rid, unless, indeed, by the use of
some such unrusting metal as platinum Of
gold, the sulphur in ordinary gas rendsr-
ing even The less costly silver ineligible,
though otherwise incorodible. Soms
one, however. appears al length 70 havs
hi. upon and drcalized lhe at least feasible
idea Of substituting a stony, incombusli-
bic substance, which had already not only
passed through the iire, but had lived, q
i were, 10, and been nourished and ma.
tured BY the FIRE itself, as may be said Of
lava, above all olher stony matter. The
gas lliers and others are accordingly now.
i seems, in course Of being supplied with
burners Of this description, made Of I
i
close.grained and firm lava. which admits
of being turned, polished and bored to tho
requisite fsh-taiI, baiswing, Argand. o.
olher form, and either fitted with bras,
sockets, or simply shaped in the material
itself, for mere insertion into the exrem.
ity ofthe branch.pipe or pendant. They
arc only Of recent introduction. but have
now been tested IN The city, we are told.
by nearly years constant use, without
being either cleaned or touched, yet COW
linuing, all that lime, to yield the same
full, clean, and welI-shaped fame At frpt.
50 rs 10 be still equal 10 new, and in fact.
il is said rather improved than otherwise,
lby lhe action Of ihe heat. Should the
lidealhus prove % be Is practically J useful
las itceriainly is feasible. metallic burners
Imay atlengih be dispensed with. Ba;k
der.
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PRIDE's IMPULSES.

1t was strange, butthe foolish Bell mock
ed aud derded her sister at every turn;
and young Clement she treated with a cool
contempt, Which she did not even attempt
TO Disguise for politeness' sake. IL was
always calmly courteous, but sometimes u
lurking smile dimped the corners OF his
mouth atter some Intellectual attempt to en-
gage hefrettehtion.
sA great party at B---,a great party
cried Bell, one morning springng in to the
breakfast room through the low opened,@in
dow, "Molly and Fare invited. The gov
Iernor was to grace the occasion with his
presence, as the journal pompously an
nounces, and my white lutestring will be
finished Just in time. And oh! papa, get
me the very prettiest to be found. ! shall
wear my pcarls--and ] DO hope"-she paus-
ed for Mary just then entered. 4
- do hope Mary,' she whispered when
they. were alone, THAT Clement isn't going
with YOU to b. just think how mortified
we shall feetomeet the Benteys and Ham.
monds, and all thatcirclr-wIy you look as
thongh YOU would eat me-"
Its we'll papa didn't hear you," said
Mary, gravely.
..
''Papa!" Bell angrily circulated.
Story you mny he obliged to extend the
conrtesies Of sister to him yet" continu.
ed dMsry. a
s'lf you rpnrry him III never sneak t,
Iyou," said Bell passiunately.
Don't be rash;'' returned the other sup,
pressing her teInber, "if ] am willing t,
marry poor manit is nobody's business
but my own"
"Ilat is true"--cried Bell "but shal
also make tiny business to forget you"
| Mary, with not the best spirit in Tho
world hummed "Knty Darling" and Bel
dirtcd out of the room,
1
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geltct QJalc.
From the 0liscBralcl.
THE GR0CER'S CLERK.
FIRST IMPRESSIONS.
pY MARyA. DENIsoS..


.sWalkipg with . erocer's clerk the
tallnt YET sounded in her eurs; walking
with grocer's clerk, and tbemerry laugh
that followed, rang family down the erav.
eled walk Mary Latimer could yet see
from her window the slight figure Of her
! fashionable sister, land the bright face turn-
I'D NOW and then il mocking glec towards
\ her.
Musingly she rested her cheek on her
hand, as she murmured half aloud--"wel
who am !, wonder, or who is sister Bell,
that this young man is not sufficiently ex-
alted 10 do himself that honor! Has she
learned these notions among our city cous-
insl" and yet conscience whispered, did
not the blush tingc your owncheek. md a
false shame render YOU for moment un-
happy, when the clear voice rang out
sswaIking with i grocsr's clerk
ssIf %, Y she murmprsd again, smiling,
~ was foolish, and ! repent. Why should
not walk with himl In the first pla e
he ID handsomc--that is not esscntiulto my
favor to be sure--but then he is handsome,
and none tile worse for il. Nextle is IN
telligent, witty, gracyful--and lust, not
least, well educaied; ] am cure Of X, t0s 10
blunderer could handle Classic and historic
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last night with Mr., Clement, who, | am
sure, is very gentlemanly and HANDSOME
and all that, she takes it upon herself 10
|Flaythe duenna, and taunts me for what /
do believe she would have done herself II
she had only had tho chauce.''
Nonsense Y cried Bell nngrily, "catch
me 10 60 walking with retail groccr's
clerk; no ] thaak you. Miss Molly, that
question is moi q be tested, forl fltter my
self have already attracted the grocerbm-
self and that ia bad enough; but in a place
like this, one must have sdmebedy toqniz."
sCome. this is becoming serious" said
Mrs. l-atimer, laying aside her book, 81
wishyouneitlernf IF you to form acquaintan;
ces independently Of the knowledge and
sanction Of your parents; it is altogether
Ehews TO me-
| ''Bnt mother, we were oil introduced at
the picnic you remember,b BY our minister
am sure lie would not notice anuniavora.
bic character, andhe took especial paus
thonglt, to--to-giye--tlIat s---to give
me favorable impression Of Mr.. Glenn
cnt.v
"lIa, ha, tcazed Rell, show she STAN
mers, mamma y
"Be quiet said Mrs. Latimer, eve
ppst talk over this MATER some othertime
Meanwhile let your new acqlaintances
alone; they are strangers, and though, per,
haps, rrepossessing, are far beneath the
station iar which your father md | educa.
ted you both
"Wa!king with a grocer's clerk" Bel
lmoekiNgly cried, as her mother moved to-
wards the house.
'sTor shame Y said her sister. with spirit
''you may wish some day you had walked
with him yourself"
"Ncyer!'' and the young girl curled he
! lip; but ever aud anon us they walked on
she laughed TO herself, but loud enough 70
her sister 10 hear, MARY Latimer, walking
witha grocer's cleik k-ha, la."
~ Il 70 . VI H b.
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COMMON SENSE.

"My dear. have no objection in the
world," said Mr.. LOtilner quietly hweripg
his paper us he spoke. then Lifting it again
he commenced reading.
"MR. Latimer = exclaimed the usually
gentle woman with veliemence.
"MRs.5 5Latimsr--whysl really thought
something struck me- exclaimed the
benevolent old gentleman, looking over his
spectacles.
"something struck NET said Mrs. l.ati-
mer.
swhat was i my dear, you look exlaps,
ted
nAstonshment~blank establishment, |"
replied the lady.
"Won't hurt you at all, dear--but re-
ally ] don't know what youare driving at.
You psk me if J am willing that. Mary
should 81 10 this party with young Clement
| Iifshe is invited by hin. say | huye no
lobiectionisthe worli:' returrsd the gen
Itleman, calmly E,lding his paper.
ssBut--a grorer's clcrk."
nSoswns once, my dear
s,Ilut=you--haye Observation-Disclosures
IsmutteredtAelittle woman, seeing the ab-
snrdity Of her position.
,'But not frun common sense, my DEAR
"snd If he should 60 to falling in love
with, and wanting to murry our Mary.
Why"
"Why, aliesa carefll examination Of his
charact T, if lie suits me III set him up in
business"
20! DID -qliivered on Mrs. Int
9 ser's tongle, but the tears came and chuk-
ed lerwords back. \
"'l'lial our children would nrget we had
ever been poorl'' queried her husband.
"Thcy have never known -" refliedhis
wife.
S"Thep they shall have that pleasure im-
tnsdiuteIy;'exclalmed AIr, Latimer ringing
Ia alitllebel,
| girls came trippingi ID, clouds ofmus-
llln floating from their beautiful forms,
"Childrenr exclaimed thefsther, draw
ing his portly 6guretoits utmost height.
l"l lhavo 10 tell YOU for the first time, that
Henry Latimer, the man whostauds before
you now, and your grey hcaded father, COM
meaced lie in 1900, i grocer's clark; now
don't you ever forget iti7 and bending 4
keen look on them ovcrhia spectacles, he
mOtoneI them away. There Mrs. Iati-
mer,F he said with noble dignity" ''dcn't
look 20 crest fallen my dear-efor is this not
the snme Mary whose precious lovecheered
Iihe boroH of the penniless cletkl" he con;
tlnaed. throwing an arm around her, "and
isshe uiIamed 10 remember the posi.
Etisn If ONE she was not ashamed 10
lmarrygT His voice wass very tender,
and bis hnndsau.a face beamsawlsh some u
lltsolden kiadliness, AZ lls wite mufInugad
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with your profession. Ministers had
ought 10 have their affection sot above
lransilerry riches.
Mrs. Sniifles, this Is delicate subject
1--WE will waive II, IL you please.
But ] think The congregation orier' tis
up ths house
Twill layit before The session al The
next meeting
well, dew, for PHYS sake. And j
they agree 10 6x il, Ill goa journey some
w6ar while lis a beiii' altered, and you
can board round, and Sal can stay at sis
ter Nagwires.'