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0ALER Az AVOTYOH.


n WILSON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GEES GALE OF
t oAA dAiag sua velvet gu pa.nnngu large
sIsessih sress between Fifh and szh Avenues III wiz
BON VIII oeu this cAv. 6eu 81. ~ 10 O'Clock 81 tbs
above resdenos (unter Tor. closure Of 81 II.
fActuye and out short time in use csnsrrg Of
supssior carpets three magnificent cold
most eTpensive srpon Gothic sad sh easy chairs
mcques satin brcade ladies' solid wcsd
and chairs covered In crimson and maroon ssn
sewood centre tables viii rck statusrv marble
erpensivcy carved ooc piar sa aide tables with
msrbls tops three costly wood ssxeres with mar Die
ladies' rosewood work tables q day boure am orn
S p s.s n ss. w as ssS a.sSy
frame Ie mirrors n ma CHI heavy on b-odered win
do aims and corn large snd extens VARIETY Of oil
marine views Scripture pieces &C the Whole form
Ing very pleasing colecop super sod pianoorto
city made, full sever octave s,nd ,sr keys elegant
able auc onsily instrumer, rosewood piano stool
ed In satin with an eleg' n, csh5 embroded cover
oak extension table all nosbed In the beat manner marble
top fancy tables mirrors sod rosewood suit Ia moqust
piees, tge'ber ri the sta cut glass wiaas
champagnss, tumbers gobets and ocean to s-h rich
chin ses costly silver diener service
csse saske casters, coffee and tea KS
honor stand superior table cutlery Ia
buyesus wAshstAnfs modes TO match ~
bsr mattresses 60 pounds SIDE n order and
In excellent condition couuserpssss ingram ca
Auf rods mahogany cushioned chAira sofAx
lounges cucn beds hall stand tea and dining tables t,geheT
large snd tesirshie assortmat OF baemeet furniture
r., &c with which the sale viii The sale OF the
weather respors person VIII Sc pssk
charge Deposits satisfactory sustoueer win be re-
quired from Ill purchasers. ID. J. BARNEY Mortgage
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vrps r1aar MONEY mARKsT IspUcss M TO GLOSS
60! al syoss x sssAs. Usoa Whic1 taas =, -. *
vances tuyers veyy great bargains
hs'sa> '0"'s No os' o vHsrxs, II Bs.Ad -y.
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Terms OF aael0 and tho bAlsnce before
ooock The accrued Interest all tho bonds
VIII be char ed the purchaser No ohecks received In
securities unless certified Next regular sale
Thursday Oct ber REGULAR suction saes Of stocks snc
bonds other e~cuyi-E every Sonday and Thursday
l3h O'CLOCK. at the serchants kxchaaSc Also n sales
81 other days when reaui, cd Stook and
bonds bought and cold private and at the kerA'
E1ard missicn Inrf eat ao ~ed On all moneys deposit
cd tyus. and d 1et ds ooactod
Card Relief TO the sufferers of the Central nercl
The uLde signed viii devoe entire commissions or tis
,cs sAu Thurtosy October 1887 10 the bene of the
sui from the Central America disaster. he will be
pessd TO receive ders for iht day from those
hsrttAbly incped synpsihsng with TIE community for
the euet eSrerer By the 1T the above III
fsttd steamer he swAts the respensa Of the public.
aLSERT II. kICOLAY,
Stock auctoneor and banker, No Broad street.
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uARLan RAnRoAD sUsxEB AaRAEGMsHr-
Ill Commencing wee nesdsy juno q 1857. Trains Leave
depot sornsr on White and Oe6tre ssrece-
$50 A s.-sIpre~s mall train Cor Albany, connecting a.
az sfos Bridgeport nj Brsvsers Tor Dsuburr Cbshnrs
rorr Corners vh sern Railroad for Absny Troy, ssya
soys and the West
tSP s-suleron rstr, Stopping Al All stations.
b3P. M-NlNswt' Bridge tNin, stopping ~ AL stsuona
6N r N white Plsins train, STOPPING NJ al stations
LrlvE TWENTY sxru STREET srArisr.
fB A. h-Wthiaus Bridge trains stopping ~ AT stations
u Ak.-wini,ms Bridge stopping ~ ~ sstons.
" N A. hvhie Plains trNin sboprlrv - al sts'snus
1G n s-wnlN1,s us1cse ssppi~< - al
sP M.-slrcto- Fails 1,in ss,ppnr ~ al ssuJua
aP.M.-uHiismr bri1xe xn. Stopping II all rsanOrs
wA !. UxsPbk1.l~ sap erias.fs4xA
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II wilson. AUCTIoERBR.-NEGANT CARVED
Ii. rosewood AMI mahogany furniture made by Ponsp
kopx Ne cein abort time Ia II WILSON. sncoaee
viii se OF Thursday October Al los oco,k By Catalogue
situated No. 40 West Fouvto> nth containing superior
houke sod furniture, Of first csss workmanship mde 10
der ana In excellent cobdon Parlor furniture velvet
carpets nagrfctn mt rosewood rlor suits Ia ele
match, two ewood etegercs with marble mrrr
and backs lined Siih satin WOOD eIpensvoly
carved elegant rorewood certre aide and tablsa
dies rosewood secre.ry with mirror door, lined vi satin
match The rosewood psrlor furrture ~ood
usc stands splendid seven octave rosewood Mer premium
piarofore, richly inah with pearl and and oesS keys
decidedly on. 81 the most snperb l stramens ever
made cost $50. richly embroidered and stool;
French p.as mirrors expensive i,oe and broc vei
embracing many valuable sposmeps-one large fruit pse
by Seidel winter views. moonlight vie w.
lancfca 10 al eegs uy IRA ned large ze elegantly de-
scoated chnn Paa1 snd thine fsurss; twenty
rany black walnut and cdshioneA
chair hair cloth and medAon rocking easy
chairs ofas ost ard black walnut extension tables rca
chips sets cut gsss onprng full assortment
sueh tarnbers ~iDes champagne ,ble celery glasse
salts batter dishes lemon sdes pitchers &C also costly s
such 'as elegant revolving casey with splendid
cut foes forEs cake baskets vicos
cutlery ssvers common crockery plates vegetable
&c also the furniture Of al he bedrooms
tanng maple cottage bl walnut aud nah ga cushion
maple hodseads; pure hair mattresses rosewood AMI
hosspy marble ana washands match the bed
seios; msguihcrily decorated china oiet SETS bedroom
carpets mirrors toilet and work tables elegant stair carpets
n. Furniture be packed and shipped by expe.
r!cuced perscn NJ the sae Parties In want OF sond
God pnrlor urniue OF the most expensive description will
do vel to attend.
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BILLIARDS.

DPsLAws kOnIL BILLIARD TApLss AND CUsH-
ioas pstensei February, lses-0enusmen are invited 70
examine these tables he extensive relesroothe largest
beet furnished N Ne wnrldtw,nty sbes various
VIA Le cs a.e3 % L.la al -. bsss - lor
sIhibcn and prs-tice Open day and evrnng aaleo,ns
1ss ard TB B-osdv@ ksnufar,ory g Ann street. tsv
second hand tables for sale cheap.
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UCrIoN MONTH";. BOG ART, tuCTIoNgeR by
IA .bOGARI-WecnestAy al IL q clock ~ NO "a Essex
Bessr, tbs aud h
with the sase o. the In lot req ed
lea wing the
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G. TUTTLI AUCT OEKxE.
IA. Office No. 9 Broad street.
FASHIONABLE TiKsr GLASS FURNITURE AT AUo

Irsusive and peremptory sale
Being entire Of tuWen Hszson Ut ass BroAdAAv
A.. e. TUTTLE will sell Thursday and FRIDAY al OK
O'Clock each day A the above extensive the
stock OF elegant rosewood oak and mahogany furnie OF
III. shove the waole OF which warranted u
the c>ss nh oriss 30 The stock comprises
In part
Rosewood and mahogany psrlor suits etegereL
bles s,ts az ets etes parlor Auc fancy chairs
&c
Oak dining furniture viz ension tables bufets ourg
chairs In cane. &C.
The vhole d regard cash.
10 Tues the morning OF sale
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lT DOUGHTY. AUCTIoNRnR,

n DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNRnR
M. Slcsroom NJ. 70 Nassau street
Eortg.sees of elegant rosewood parlor library dining
ard bedroom furure rosewood pADofores French plata
silt frame pier glass; oil paintings Office and counting house
derks Ac &c.
DOUGHTY viii sell Thursday. October l, nj 1ek
ocot he ssleroo - street de- foreclosure
OF mortgage all the furniture contsnet In he said
GOD mahogany parior suis covered In
French satin broca,el plush hacoh &c brussa aud
velvet carpets Frsnch pae pie' alel oval Klasses
rosewood secretary bookcase do marble top pier centre and
sofa tables
Lining Room Elegant marble top buffet oak
dining and black walnut abea lounges
cha cutlery and glass
Bedroom surni,ureR hly carved black walnut roiewood
and mahogany betst-eds marble top dressing bureaus,
tards sofas chairs wardro
ses &c &c
Counting House Furnl ny orter o. asst ynee -Pres
dent counting reuse ard oece desks large variety stools
chair, book rackr &c &c
ALSO, a! Il O'Clock
Tire. rich toned s5ofores Of superior huh
The above sale ia well WORTHY toe attention 81 dealers and
bcrseie.pers every ce VII be percmpory sold 10 he
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MORTGAGE sALs.-By PEspA coLs AUCTION ssss.
wi "wednesday, AT 10Y O'Clock, al 3 fulton street.
okyn is..ng cpsirs and wood
tables e1,enion and kitchen tables al.o general Assortment
az household furniture: also beds, bedding &C
j. CAAPFIaLO, Attorney for Mortgage.
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SALES AT AUCTHOn.

a LBHRY r. NrcoLAY. AuCTToNKxR.-sfoCKs AM
"A Souds ~ sucaou.-special sais.-ALBRRr h MOO
LAY en- Sl d, September % q ~ O'Clock :, the
I0rr account u whom concern:
a 0p 0aieua Chicago lgb gage cent bds
OW MilW snsie aad HORIZON Rk LIT Us par cent BIDS
MSc DO Go nm mo1tssss bond.
ia0U niiwSuhie city per cent bonds.
orss'e ana A..uli' RR per ceas eds due issi ,
6Su Atlantic nura Insurance. guyfp Of 1885
SO Commercial Mutua Insurance scrip OF 1855.
Finn nutua Inaur 1ip NJ
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6. RIoHaRDe; AUcTioNEEK.sooo GASES pors
- and rubbers.-BICH ARDS 4 WHITING vii
sch ction Wednesday Sept 80, At 10Y O'Clock
~ CorlApd prime stock Of fresh aud
Bile goodA suited both 70 country and city trade without
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JoHN P. MONTGOMERY AUcTIoNEER.-47s Q asI
81 boots shoes broxRns and rubbers ut auction, Tn
day &c ober l. los O'Clock q; the store OF b. n Davis No
eS BeekmAn street, without reserve, for cAsh.
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UCTION NOTICE.. BOG Ait AUCTIO~EER BIT
n e. BO9A RT-w sday Sept 81 at lOf O'Clock NJ
auction Frankfort aud William nreen-
sSes sAle-1he entire stock ard hruret OF e~el-r sud
wAtchmnkers fiore ssrg OF show gold
silver uatches silver and plsied knives
forhA pins, chains large To- OF clocks fancy
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uxR RMproRY sALs or vALu.BL. RsAL rsrArx

irER EMPTcRY SALE or vALUABLs RIAL HSTATK
L Bichnond stsieu Island VIII be sold the LIST
ri Oct her i.51, O'Clock nj the hsie kept Abrs
Butler, Peri Richmond al. real Paul Nor
ksq, dec-ss-d coasng OF homestead OF lt
OF hvs quahy land with good dwelling and
kiirn with barn and o. r, but ingi OF ercelIcn.
door, and other venispcss the place well
choice vArious kads abo1t
ninuies walk frov ne ferry Aso LOT feet IL n, by rs
feet deep adjourn the sdencs OF Talbot suler the
Port Richmond road Also Is Of sail rossiow lying
be Sound nearly opp site Eizsbe hpor sde
known the day Of sale ! y II. b. krfCALF, referee
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CAItPET1NGs, UPHOLSTERY, 80.
" DOUGHTY . BsorBnR,
al Hrusdway,
Oypos . the Para
OweG heavy inpovtatiOs~ <n hEhtoe9 In Ne nna1s
nArsst sailing on OR etcrNnt sock OF oarp~
hSs ~ ueai ssmnos CAss buyss yin obtain xrsa sss
fyARPETTr0 AND olLOLOTHs At II .LV Pstoss =
ton 70 he large And varied ssscr nen o. fsn goos His
sock compr-ss Grade and DE how the richest o.
sr al pleas orsrag The pabls per
below manufacturers prices The ushness OF the noner
market has obliged and Importers 70 make the
dented sacrifices whnh has enabled
chss. Tor csah, Al half be sclusl vsur Of goods -
STEPHEN LAAHy,
% sixth avenue, between wsverley place and REAn st
IN SOLOMON HART,
Annonnce Besr In ension 70 psv sors tnov
erecting about The s Of January ann havs dssymns
upon sailing ther
nirrr m Ilrsxs oc1rEiIEs,
LAgs MSsyfr CURTAINS.
wIsDow sHADws,
CoRNICws, PAPua HArafraa, -
Al an unprecedented reduction In price.
In Offering this tuceren thsr ell be found repes
win every article N their line. Families furnishns o.
want 81
Upholstery goods, cry,ain.
Materials for furniture,
- invited 70 Avail themselves ~ an orsr hal may nsv
a. being practical upsoIs,.rers purchasers
ssv. their Ac made in NE best style and snes
the desrus received By ever frcw
''1 WINDOW sBADu
Made n sny design pattern - -
stock before pur hssns elsewhere.
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UCTIoH fALE-HoUsIHoID AND KITCHEN FUR
"A nture on Thursday, c'ober NJ 96
crArd street, by vAsDRyATKa, su-tioueer at i0is
oclock; slso win be sole shove cue - fee counter
feet kong chandeliers p3rs and p-Ed.rts
upright piano. musical tunes bust OF Hen
Clay engravtnFs OF scoa Clay ard others, beauu
ful eduore OF shns.ere Re vnlu aat
other valuable works; OF paintings, stoves osrpe'a
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HboOHEsY AND GLASS HENRY q kvAFs AUC
~ tOneer, vii eel "Wednesday Sept N al 10 O'Clock NJ
no Liberty suee, and comp e.s assortment Of b-si
white T-snie End Frercs chin., glass ps>d
and britannia IN fUs from the shelves cy and
country deserr Goods carefully reps-ket for shppug
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nj b. aErrrN, DENTIST, H FULTON srRsar,
IN. Prookiyn inserting full teeh improved
sosphersc plates with rltsout erv.cns the roots;
One gold ss per set. silver s0 partial sets gold 81
too b; suver o. Extracting ~ cepis.
GEE Oh. pRy's $40 0UrrA PpRuHA SETS or rrKTH
~ In the Crystal Palace seyted with without extracting
NE eeth aets on rver 80; gold, fH I'D rulou street,
oppoaite Sands sres3, Brooklyn.
TsETH nxfRACTED WITHOUT PALS BY PROOn5s
OF benumbing be suns, entirely different from frserng
ibis been used for eghese months and
lave errscet twenty housand teeth with psreoi
Reference given N rrsluired.
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~ a BoRvos .rCrIosxsR-sALRsRoos 70 CAR.
VI. mine rrss-wl ss this dsy, a 10 O'Clock precisely,
furniture house "a Drove street sss chas
sbs s.cseaos csrpe bedding. with an sssoii
meut of kitrhsn furniture
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(,cFsrABtK's flLK-sv vIRTuK OF AZ sxEcU.
~ Ton, I'll AZ this d.. nea,y he =, No 81 Pine
~ tsr raIt q ocs horse years ola one
John hu.LrrR. Constable
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MADAME MoREow, sEvETTH DtUa TIER, rHs
N mc-t voncerfu ssrolo rst the world will se pas.
present and future everts md AL the life even
ihe houghs and am TIE only living snse
mothers desh who show true keness Of Inc I'M.
tended hvsbnnt aad sbsens friends invose TIE
powers on mr. wOudarul science 20 80 n gradually
until they come N n Tize, aud sppes In heavy f~g
rehi IN he OPEN rom ru.r.ni-e thoee ~ho me ihd
IN ssppnees rood uot through life No charge n M
ssilshed osnensen "a rned g~l Is s~oo.,s .re~s.
between Cannon And 90 amhiA sireea
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sroUks A-D BONDS AT AUCTION -wTLKi ms 4 Lrv.
- tcsTOF VIII hold their regua' weekly sale Of socks
and bonds IN dAy "Wednesday lIs oc ock ii tbs Mer
cbsn,s rreha, Catalogues AL a. their ooe No.
lt Wall street
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ARsrGkREs' sALH % sroKE YARD -gKogaR
q cox Aucsiopeer I'll eel Wednesday, S.pt-mber
NJ A 10 o'ccck the premises North FIRST street wi dams
burg entire rough AND sheas 70 Is horse cart
40. sac positive, for cash
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pUssELL " wEsTJoT AUCTIosEKg-sUPERs
IL bouteholc furpiture, valuable collection OF psiun
esgsSi rsswoot pi.no ore wnes library &C. the properly
OF charles Z. LivngBscn. Esn
Ttls day WecneVisy Al l0,S O'Clock ihs premises
No. esTventy nrn street, o. Sx,h The OF
which ~ be positive vi houi rsssrd weather and The
tire Ddd furniture <c Of The house will be perempt,y
rod 70 tie highest bidder full descriptive Catalogues o; which
ready AID be Obtained john vogt 81 g. No 81
John william The furr ure paintings, and
Tor Of the chsv aud coS description
Consisting In ching where fAe viii oonmenoa Of
Ia made ordercwt flpl chaiv~ sofs
bullet With marble top slyerware Of hogers Brother .
manufacture every description ~ rich cut glasa CHA pearl
and ivory cutlery &C. Immstia,ely alter which
Psror fun.nrt Consisting Of two eegan pod oploy
quits covered In crimson rrocsde win reception ciar 70
match. superb carved oca's rosewood anoorte marble
n cabinet stool and thres bronze ans ormolz
chsndsliers eli pier Ant ants, mirror sn and lace
French shades, superb wood marble
sofa md pier sbes 1uras chairs
With lounges iapesry velve and Wilton
silly rroupv, lc.; elegant psatags,
bracrf valuable cole ton Of and beautiful oec Ia
rich csrv amrs, Trans igu alton After Ru Ac-
viii es ant chamber and library furniture rosewood bu
reaur becsieads twenty large hair
nds dr-bss secretary and bookcase clocks
sO,ss, te.s q tetes. hall stand, oilclOhs. AZ.
Respons Die vii be In attend 70 ps.k ard ship The
EOocs desired.
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NuBFpT g. sAvAgn AUCr1ONxER DfBprIF A
" SAVAGE VIII sell Al their sae~ro9r q &c, rest on
TUESDAY Sept a. at 10 NJ, an Assorted roo1p
and Also regular sale % STAPLE Ard
fancy ory goods hosiery clothing rich fancy gi. ewey
and kps watches line fancy foods ami 7anxee notions
BY order Of assignee Also invoice OF packing and
yelling trunhs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-13

me; was not, You are everything to me-
you have taken the place in my heart Of my
dear, dead father and mother. Oh, | am so
lonely, lonely, lonely, without you. Willie,
dear Willie, was not false"
could endure no more, but rushed to her
room, and with Jennie's dark eyes fixed wildly
on me, confessed to my teacher the part which
had borne in the wicked deed. Oh, how ten
derby l watched at the bedside of the heart
stricken girl; but all my love could not call her
back to life, till Willie came. Then how wild
ly happy we were when we saw the roses dis
putting precedence with the lilies on her checks,
1 need not tell how we all learned to love her,
and found her high-minded and noble. She
was not of us, but we loved her the better for it,
She never took part in any of our plans for fin
Zone of the lowest of pleasures) but by her ex-
ample taught us to look upon life in higher
light We all felt and acknowledged her in
fuence, which was pure and holy, and one at
least of our number will never forget the lesson
which was taught by that her frst--Snd last
valentine.
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from a light slumber into which he had fallen
while attempting to wade through the Presi-
dents message, what is it your talking
about?'
Mother objects to my marrying Miss Hall, -
said John.
BY jingoes, and so do 1, b" returned his father.
= Isn't she as poor as pOverty?"
why, to be sure" said John, lone dollar
and fifty cents is not large income, but SOL
emnly assure you / am not after her money "
mo, should judge nOt,' said the farmer,
drily. Il have only one word to say to you.
have set my mind on marrying you to your
cousin Ida. If you marry Miss Hall, it will be
without any sanction or cOuntenance from me-
and shall not permit you to be married in my
house"
81 have heard you, father, - said John, grave
ly, = and regret that am obliged to act in op-
position to your wishes. have already offered
myself TO Miss Hall, and may therefore safely
say that shall not marry my cousin Ida"
After this conversation, which John commu-
nicated without reserve to Ida, the latter was
treated with marked coldness by Mr.. and Mrs
Hayden. She managed, however to preserve
her cheerfuness, and occasionally a mirthful
glance would shoot from her eyes as she looked
askance at her aunt's fOrbidding face and re-
1ected how one cabalistic word would change it
all.
Jerusha Hall returned to the CITY 1t was
arranged that John should join her in three
weeks and that the marriage should take place
from the house of Cousin Ida" When the
meeting took place, Jerusha had a confession
to make. She humbly confessed herself 90 Cou-
sin Ida. John was very much surprised but
didn't think the sin wholly objectionable
Two days afterwards Ida changed her last
name again-this time permanently.
carriage drove up to Farmer Hayden's
gate; John Hayden helped hi young wife to
alight. They walked unceremoniously into the
sitting room.
Z. Allow me-" said John, "to introduce my
wife to her new parents"
His father rose angrily, " You are no, son of
mine You need no longer consider this as
your house"
"If, said Ida advancing towards him with
smile, may not remain here as your daugh-
ter, may at least claim as Ida Claiborne, your
niece.
.. You Ida exclaimed Mr.. Hayden and his
wife simultaneously.
The matter was explained somewhat to the
confusion of the farmer and his wife. John
offered 10 60 out and secure rooms at the hotel
but his father would not hear of it,
But you know that You said, father that
was no son of yours, and that L must no longer
consider this my home.
Nonsense, John, said his mother. How
ever, you can 20 if you like, but We shall keep
Ida
John concluded not to go. 1t is wonderful
how much Miss Jerusha Hall rose in the estima-
ton of eyerybOd in Pineville when it was as
certained that she had no right to that appella-
ton at all. 1t was suddenly discovered that
the district had lost the services of most valu-
able teacher.
John is a rich man now. He sometimes play
fully reminds his mother of her opposition to his
marriage; but she az often declares that she only
did 1T to try him, and that she '"know'd all
along that Jerusha Hall was Ida in disguise"