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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-14
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

y . II & Il.
THNIE Partnership heretofore existing under the title
i'll of DObeli Il Lister, Is dissolved. All delts due
to the firm to he paid tn me, and all liabilities
Cured iy me for the firm, will liz uidate-
septi2-5w l.. j. D0BELL.
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COAL NOTICE.

The price of Coal at the BoDrAa MrSEs. is at the
Pit, cents per bushel; hauled to any part of the
city, 10 cents per bushcl. "a
JOHN WYNOND,
feh2 f..f Secretary and Manager.
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FAILDREs.-The New York papers of
Saturday reported the following list Of
failures not mentioned in our Geographic

reports: go.
Wood d Grant, Hoppock & Greenwood,
Grocery House; Connolly e. Adams, G. s,
Hilman, Buckley & Moore. Baptist g. White,
Brummell & Registers, Tobacco Dealers:
Lyman A. George & Co., straw and ribbon
dealers, Boston; Milton Gale, dealer in oil
and leather, Boston; Nash, French e. Co.,
boot and shoe dealers, Boston; Hardness d
Slead, manufacturers, Providence, assigned.
The last is one Of the oldest and rich
est manufacturing firms in Rhode Island.
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o. The weather at the South is
represented to be exceedingly fine for
cotton picking, and for the maturing Of
the cane, and the prospects Of the crops
are said to be fatteripg.
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HeImboId,, C,enu,ue pren.r.,,on.

Highly Concentrated Extract Buchu, for diseases of
the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weaknesses,
&c., is safe and pleasant remedy. Read the al
vertsement in another column headed Helmbold's
Genuine Preparation"
septlI I'm W00LSEY Il SAWYER, Agen,s.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-14
We Challenge the World.

To produce preparation eninently harmless, so
generally approved, and perfect in its operations
"Crisfnd0ro's Hair Dye"
II corrects the Injurious effects of other dyes, invgor
ates the Hair, is applied in simple manner, operates
does not stain the skin. and its tints
the - I.I
.-r. COUNTERFEITS OF NATURE
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers.-
CHRIsTAEoRo X Co., No. Aston House, New York.
VI. W. +. & Weow I'm.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-14
Effects of our ReVulsiOns Abroad.
The following speculations of the New
York Herald are very nearly Of the same
tenor as some remarks made in this pa

1Ork ncralu are very hedriy vi tuo sanc
tenor as some remarks made in this pa
per three weeks ago: @ aE
Our merchants tax confidently of an ar
rival of ten millions of gold from Europe
within a couple of months, with which to
send forward the produce they cannot dis
pense with.
Where is this specie to come from! En-
gland at latest accounts was seriously en-
barrassed. For twelve to fifteen inonths--we
might almost say, ever since the close Of the
Russian war-the English money market
has been in a state of permanent stringcucy,
and the demand for capital considerably in
excess OF the supply. Quite recently tie In
dian mutnies have involved new and
enormous outlay. That Indian rebellion
must be put down with money sent from
Eneland-shouldi it cost FIVE hundred millions
only, it would be cheaply done. Then. turn
ing to France, we find the Credit 1aJflier,
which has overshadowed every other finan-
cial enterprise in the country for so long,
at length breaking up and slowly tending to
ruin and dissolution. Side by side with this,
the railroads OF France which have been i'm
terwoven with and sustained by the credit
are falling into precisely the same state as
our railroads here; many of them must
break before many months elapse.
Now the question is, what effect will a sud
den drain of specie from these countries :,
United States have upon them!-for it mus,
be well remembered that the specie viii
come, whatever it costs. England and
France can dispense with solid merchants
but not with American produce.
There is not question but the effect o
such drair would be severe. 1t may seri
ously embarrass the operations of the gov
eminent of England for the quelling of tn,
mutiuy. 1t may precipitate the fall of the
Credit .lKobilier. 1t cannot but aCgravat
the already insecure position of the nenl
of France. But it may lead to far great e
consequences than these.
The revulsion which has begun with III
is to extend over the commercial world
and not only overthrow merchant prime
es, but perhaps shake the foundations q
political dynasties.
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Pittsburgh Money.

THE suspended Banks Of Pittsburgh received at
II par on payment of debts, or bought at discount
for sorp. eco SAMUEL ORR.
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SUPERIOR YEAST POWDER,
HIGH AND PRIMARY

4OHN HEALY begs to announce to Parents and
AZ Guardians, that through the kindness of Messrs
Wheeler and Snow, he furnished with list of all
the NEW BOOKS for this session, which he has
hind and for sale. laug2al j. HEALT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-14

az One Of the survivors of the wreck
Of the Central America. was VIM. N.
Osborne, of Sullivan county in this State.
lie was on his return from California,
with the fruits Of several years toll, all
of which he has lost. After spending a
short time with his mother and relatives
at his old home, he starts for Mexico, to
begin life again. 49, St..,t''i.y
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CGrNTERPEITS NATI

Illinois and Tennessee Money!
ALL solvent Banks Of Illinois and Tennessee taken
for Groceries or in payment Of old debts, by
octlO .4T I'll. COOK & son.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
New York & Erie Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO TIE TRAVELLING PTJRIIC.

TO TIE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
IL Buy your Through Tickets to Ngw YORK, Bos-1
ron ,PHILADELPHIA, and New England Cities this
~ TWENTY-FIVE MILES DISTANCE SAY.
ED.
~ Through to New York City WITHOUT CHANGE
OF CARS.
~ The ONLY ROUTE to New York City having
WIDE SPACIOUS SALOON CARSi
This Line extends to Dunkirk, Buffalo, and Niagara
Falls. with an unbroken Wide Guage-connecting AT
Dunkrs directly with all trains fronC eyeand ,Cinein
natl, st. Louis and Chicago the Lake Shore Rail
Road.
To Buffalo via the Buffalo New York City Rail-
Road making direct connections with ALL the Steamers
on Lake Erie from Cleveland, Toledo and Detroit also
with the Buffalo & Lake Huron Railroad from Detroit
to Chicago.
.NIAGARA FALLS via Canandaigua and NIAGARA Falls
Railroad, making direct JnDectons with all Trains
the Great Wes:ern Railway, from Detroit to Chicago,
thus afording The travelling public unrivaled facilities
EHT Boston PASSENGERS stop in New York
any length of time and resume their journey without
eNta charge.
~ THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all the prin-
cipal Western Railroad Offices.
~ FARE Low BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
G.F. SMITH, Gen'l Agent.
HOMER RAMSDELL,
Cleveland, o., May 18th, 1885,. President.
my2eIyd&w
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A. AN-PACHER q CO.,
Manufacturers Of CLOTHING,
Also Importers ard Wholesale Dealers in
Cloths, Cassimcres, sattiBetts, yestings,
TAfLoR'S TRIMMINGS AND
GENTLEMES'S FURNISHING GOODS,
MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR To BRANCH BANK,
Evansville, Indiana.
aug1l-t janl -.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-14

o. The Monday evening tram on the
Ohio & Mississippi Road going West. met
with an ACCIDENT by which it was thrown
out Of time. and missed its connexions at
Vincennes and other points. The axle
of the tender broke. while the train was
under full speed "a rail was wrenched
from its iastenngs aud thrown some dis
lance from its bed the baggage car was
cast some fifty feet from the track and
turned over, and its contents scattered
in a cornfeld. The four passenger cars
that succeeded it, run off the track, but
were fortunately not injured no one was
hurt but colored boy who had his arm
broken and badly lacerated.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-14
Flour Market Unchanged.

BEST quality Family Flour Southern Mills
price, sa,s5-cash. IGLEHART BROTHERS.
Sept 2l.tf
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HAVING taken the stock aud store lately owned
and occupied by IlOLLINGSW0RTH
HUGHES, would inform my riends aud the public
that will continue the QUEENSWARE, GLASS
WARE AND LOOKING GLASS BUSINESS At the
Did stand Main street, next door above the old Bank
recently perfected an arrangement with party IN
Europe to attend per oualiv all my purchases IN
England, and L enabled much in the cost of
the Goo IS and prepared to otter inducements to my
old rs we'll as new customers. win duplicate any
Eastern bills and request those who have been accus
toned to buying kast to call aud try me- Crates as
j. ". HUGHES,
sep8 Successor to Hollingsworth x Hughes.
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Dir. Il. IL. FUCKER,
Late OF New Albany, Ind, and successor to
Dr. Ryford

hFFERS his Professional services to the citizens of
" Evansville and vicinity.
80 Office Second street, at DIR. Byford's old
stand.
- Hours for consultation and prescription at the
Office, from to : O'Clock A. NJ, and > 10 =. VI.
Dr. RS residence Is temporarily on the corner o
Cherry and Second streets. Iaug29-3n.
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NOTICE.

LII persons concerned will take notice that a GER
~ ticate given hy the School Commissioners Of
aanaernugh county to one Walter Beal, Sept. 18th
l1, for the purchase of lot No. on the Mat Of the
school Lands and being the southwest quarter of the
northeast qd?rter OF section IL, town - south range II
was assigned by said Beal to Ambrose Yescel and
i now the property of the undersigned nv purchase
has heen lost and deed made for said Iand and that
the undersigned intends to apply the Auditor Of said
county Tor new certificate according to the law i'm
'hat cdse PROVIDED. ANTONY k0STAR.
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uopGg WANTED

a GOOD SADDLE H0RsE- He must be sound,
~ good size, and ia every way suited for consan,
service. VI. A. LAWRENCE.
oct L.
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Quarterly Meeting OF the Board of Frade.
yHNE Evansville Board of Trade will hold its regu
~ ar quarterly Meeting next Monday evening
oct. i2th, at O'Clock, p. NJ, at the Library Rooms
BY order Of the Board of Officers
octl0-2t NJ n FoSTrp pro,,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-14
COAL MINERS WANTED

NEN or twelve Coal Miners wanted, to which the
highest price will be paid in cash for MINING coal
nv the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Coal Banks at
ashIn gon, Indiana. For further particulars enquire
9f IL lIALL, editor Of the Enquirer. Evansville
Ind, or WIN. III. CONANT. octl-lmd
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-12-26
Card to the Ladies,

lflN'' ia" present month have bought
nine hundred and fifty dollars worth If E,,
Go"d>- Every article WIS selected with ,,r,
d" not prctcnt to sell al cost hur have Nh, ,,l,
sure If offering you stock Of Fur Coed. nr,c,
cqnallcd Iii Caledonia County. for les sum ,b.n
others Who are selling II cost prices.
In view of my long experience in this h,,>;pc,~
together with little ready mcnc,. | have b.cn
able I" huy 4 better Tiprct fer a sum no, c>cccd-
ing four dollars. than others whose cc>t nrir. !;
h'e dollars for the same article. Con>ccu,u,l, I
can sell for less than their cost price and III,
make more profit than I usual, think of .>iir,r
his Is no Isolated instance. hut i'm ether, ~
better and co>tlcr material there i \ ,,i; go,
ter difference: and Il facts arc facts and no INN
hug please compare prices ont and in doors nf
me same KIND. same size. same quality md s,,,
>tvic>: and a. others bills are AZ the .cr,;cc NJ
the public also will be happy To show NJ, hin
ana Nc'lfv the above statement
Please call. then. az l. L GORUAM'S II,. ,,,l
fnr Store. opposite the ~. John b,,r, Ucu~.
where yen will find coed goods at less rR,,is
and Gnnn STYLES
H. Old style Fur> such as fur lined Time.
ana Mnfs. altered over into new STILES \, .hm,
notice y I:HrU'
St !"hnsburv. Oct. 81. 1857. 5s,f
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No. DAN ACT laying a tax on the cour

/ awe nv an lttN lIiS Il Tax OH inc cOul,-
ot thttcntcn.
II is hGt'y rnGcird. d.:
SEc. !. There is assessed tax Of enc
half per cent, on the dollar of the list of polls
and ratetbc estate Of the inhabitants Of III,
county Of Clittcndcn. fer the wear 1851. for
the purpose of mcc;in. the deficiency in the
treasury Ct sad county and paving the cur
rent expenses of the sam.
SEC. =. The treasurer of said county i
dircctel.on or before the first dav of Jaouary
1893. to issue his warrant to the first con>ta-
hles OF the several towns in aid county for the
collection Of said tax, in the sane manner n,
by law state taxes are required to be collect
cd. except as herein otherwise provided.
SEC. j. The sclcrtmcn in the several
towns in SAID county shall make out and de-
liver to the first constable of their r,.spcc;iye
towns. III the month of JANUARY, 1888, a tax
bill ti:r the collection of said tax. in the same
ma;:acr as required by law for the collection
OF state taxes.
SEC. !. The FIST constable in the several
towns >hal! collect and pay in to the treasury
OF sad coalt. tie amount of said tax by the
fiY>t day Of April, 1858.
Approved. November 10. 1857.
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II r. & Il \ V e $
Eygeian Alternative SvruD

he"r"at Remedy for the mrurity "i the Blood THIS is
Inc great remedy "l the present iS become know
is me GREAT CURE for all th">" chronic diseases thai are AZ
''lG "uPl, all over the country. II is perfect cure f.,
every kI at hIor. Ii has cured hundreds of 1crlc of
Liver plant. and Kidney Diseases cures Salt Rheum
IKE charm II has never failed cure any case of Delhi
~, and All ordinary "i Scrpiula We can show van
fec"ihEt'3"n>"t this medicine from the first
crS'S III New England. Over hundred certificates
from people III Vermont and New Hampshire tell what n
has den" in these States Reader You AMI, nd with
any OF the above complaints; Ii are don't tail Il, gel
this Great Remedy. Ii i made from the prostitution Of
DR. Graves. til" most celebrated PLY >iran i'm the Roya
Medical Soclety"f Great Britain Prepared in this conn
try only 10y Marcus +. Bridlnan D. and sold M whole
sale by 4. II Gates 4 Co. Rr"wIsvilIe VI
DIR. n. Trul, LYNDON wholesale Agent Sold Ly ! {,
Bingham St Johnsbury, and all respectable drlugs2
hrur. hou! ti.p country ~
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OHDER If NOTICE Of SET7LEUC W
EEENEZFE SPENCER.S ESTATE

FT'T.N FIF.E Hi'ENt Elk : EST WE
. - Al or \tEMoNT. tNEroNI, D>rKIrr =
Ala PI''n'c' cunt hui'iIai 81 Jni!>',rv in ,,i,i
on ne STU day ~ Drccai'"r. A. D. ~
''H',h "a'i> i\"'ii'r {" hc last viii and
;, ~ "i r'"t""r SI"i''r late al Pea, ham in
administration ana I" Present his account .,1> ~;
~ H.'i'Ii' III ana 'i'Ma," Tor ia" purIm>..l
H.Ahi'" irtlti' amt distribution thu.
'd'' nicrh deere" 81 >ai court Among th, u,r,. - m
'i' ny IAN ''lIi''' lr III" i
~ >i"i our I'i' l''
~ !" III ~ Inc Tomato once, III -. I,i>UrN
"a "a January \ - . md II l. further ordered Than
All per iit"r ste" i" Notified. hereof IL, ull, ti, -, ,
COPY "i u" record &" this order iut, t'.rnl,,u rut
al ~, 'h>"Hr\ tTr" weeks sUcc,>il,lN pre-, ions tn
>Hi '!'t 81 h"I ing. lult Ni,y appear and r,,,.,
"M,'i''" H'i "'c"'in il they cause: and ais, he
>'d court III ia" natrr"i partitions ami lis,
fli'.'l"l 81 Nai! estate. by the Court "
Att">t, ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge of Probate.
4 true Copy OF Record.
% b Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH Judge of Probate.
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Encourage Home Industry.
THE CALIFORNIAN FOR '58

With the beginning of the year Eighteen
Hundred and Fifty-Eight, The CALIFORNIAN
enters upon the last half of its twentv-frst
year. Thoroughly identified with the inter-
ests of the County of Caledonia, and to quite
an extent with the growing prosperity of the
Counties Of Essex and Orleans. it needs not
now define It's position nor advocate its claims.
Through ali these Years. it has been the adj
vocate of Homc M1"Stiy. and the unt:rinS
defender of a Free North and Free People,
! The year Eighteen hundred and Fifty-Scv-
en- will mark an era i'll the history Of the
world. The wrongs that Kansas has been
made to endure for the last two years. Hun
gary and Poland never new. and Russia or
Austria would blush for shame were it told
them. But the doctrine that no human be-
ing was ever created for the benefit or advan-
tage of another--that no one is to labor and
sweat to minister to others luxury or lust
but for the comfort of those near and dear
to thcm-is destined finally to triumph Even
now the news comes to us that the Free
State Party is victorious. and we are con-
strained to thank God that Kansas mW ydbr
free! She must lie free: for God rciyns. and
earth was not created to be a theatre of in
justice and oppression forever. She must be
free: for the myrmidons Of Slavery. even with
Executive sanction and cooperation, cannot
always prevail against Truth and Right We
believe that the history of the downfall
Of Oppression will date from this year There
is especial need therefore. at the present
time. for that kind Of information derived
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OHDER Of NO7ICEof NE7'7I ENENy

Y -
. STATE OF VERMONT. Caledonia District -
~ Probate Court held at St Juhu>,urv in said
on me .tl DAY OF December. A. D. ISJ, "
" HEREAS. sam g. Bracket EN...ur of III. ,,., - IN
ami testament {" james J.hnSnI late of 81 J,,,
II! S;i district deceased proposes I" render an ,,,I
MS administration and t" present his account against ,ii
c>'a!' LOT examination and allowance for tine n, -.,. IF
making partition and di>truiiun Of the residue . said
t 9ier decree Of said Court. among the person, " m
are ny LAW entitled I" the Ii therefore ,rrr,. IN,
SAID Court that the come under 49,, t
heard al The Probate Office in 81 Joi,,lrv on he III
q" january. \. D. ISIS. And IL is further ordered H.,
all person, interested he notified hereof bv pubir.,i a.
copy "t tn" record of this order in the Car,l,ni,n
printed AZ 81 JoiSury three weeks srIcce>,y.I rn~i
o'> t" said time Of hearing that the, may ,,,r wv,
contest the ali"Ma {" said they see Causr
ana ais" be heard b., SAID Cort in the natt of n,rtiti
and distribution "1 said estate BY the Court ''''
Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH Judge of proh,+e
4 true Cop, Of Record, " '''c'
63 6' est, ASA l.. FRENCH Ju,,s. of pr.t,,.
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OHDER IF NOTICE Of SEY7I EVENj
WILLIAM LAWRENCE'S ESTATE.

' EKMVN tLEDONIA DISTLI,T -
Al PROBATE tolrt held IT 81. Jo>hUre in said iii
on the IN day of December. \. ID. l>I
WjiEkEAS. Sani O. Brirkctt executor of tho ,s, - III
ana testament 81 VIM Lawrence. late ST JhI,,burv
~ s.ia ustflt deceased proposes Ia render an a,,rt al
Ms administration and to present his account against S,
r>i:e "r examination and allowance. for tn. ,rposc .,
making partition and distribution, Of the rcsi,lrnt sj
estate iocf adeCrt" 81 said court among the prrsopS M
are 10y "A" entitled To the IL is therefore or,l,ri
ny san c"rt that The same come under Considerations.
day OF Dec. A. ~. And il is further ordered tI IN
persons Interested he notified hereof by puicoti, Of a
o =" 'e record % 'n;S order in the Caleloar pr MED
III -. ""hih!rN. three weeks successfully prc, i tn
e ci nearing that they appear and contest the
g! -ait account: If they cause: an, ais, ha
an ny 'a: court IN che matter ri partition ami d,tr-
button OF said estate. BY the Court " ' 'ii
Attest ASA l.. FRENCH Judge of Probate
A true copy Of record
sse' Attest. ASi l.. FRENCH. Judge of Probate
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No. ;ji.--AN ACT assessing tax on the
county Of Washington.
II is hcrt5y enmie,!, IT,:
SIC !. Their" is assessed lax Of six
cents ON dollar Of the list of the polls and
ratcahie estate Of the inhabitants ofthe eosn-
ty Of Washington. for the wear 1851, for the
purpose OF erecting 4 jail and a dollhouse in
sad county. and furnishing the same.
SEC. 9. The treasurer OF said county *
directed, on Or before the tent, day of de-
|cembcr. \. j. 1857. to issue his warrant f.
the first constable OF each town in said county
for collection Of sad tax. in the same manner
, ,a by Ia" sta'c taxes are required to be co..
'lefff4, and it sh'll be the duty of said con-
|Stetle TO collect said tax in the manner afore-
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Foutt's department.
Spare Moments.

A lean awkward boy came to the
door Of a'principal of a celebrated school
one morning and asked to see him. The
servant eyed his mean Clothes and
thinking he looked more like begs..ar
than any thing else. told him to 20
round to the kitchen The boy did as
he was bidden. and SOON appeared at
the back-loor.
Il should like to see MIR. --.''
said he.
You want a breakfast. more like, ;"
said the servant girl: land can give
you that without troublin. him.
''Thank YOU; said the boy: Il
should like to see Mr.. --, if hecan
see me-
''Somo old clothes may be you want :;
remarked the servant, again cyeiny the
boys patched clothes. Il guess he has
none to >parc-he gives away a sight. "
And without minding the boys request
the servant went about her work
Can | see Mr.. --.' again ask
ed the boy: after finishing his bread and
butter.
"Well. he is in the library: if lie
must be disturbed. he must. lie does
like to be alone sometimes SAID the
girl in pccvish tone.
She seemed to think it very foolish
to take such a boy into her master :
presence. However, she wiped her
hands. and babe him follow.
Opcnin. the library door. she said.
Here somebody who is dreadful AIN
ious to see you. and 50 | let him in.
[ don't know how the boy introduced
himself. or how he opened the business:
but | know that after talking a while.
the principal put aside tie volume that
he was stud wing. and took up some
Greek books, and BEGAN to examine the
newcomer. The examination lasted
for some time Every question the
principal asked the boy. was answered
as readily as could be-
Upon INV wold.'' exclaimed the
principal. YOU Ito well. " looking 1T
the boy from head to foot over his spec
tacles. 'Why. my boy, where did You
pick up SO much -
lin my s1"n'e momr"fS. answered
the boy.
Here was a POOR workin. boy.
with few opportunities for schooling. Vet
almost fitted for college. Iv simply in
proving his xpnrc mo"ruix. Truly
are spare mcm"llt> the ''-od-'lu>t Of
time. How precious tl:sv should be
What account can You give Of vour spare
What can You show for
them? Look and see. This boy can
tell You how very much can lie laid up
by improving them: and there are ma
ny. very ma,.y other hoy>. | am afraid
III the Jail. and III the house Of colrec-
ton. iii the @amhlin--hou>c in the
Iipplns shop. who if You were to ask
them where they L~--an their sinful
courses. might answer. IN my S"ur
On, DC very careful how Won spend
YOUR spare moments Tie t"lrptcr
always hunts Won ont in small seasons
ike these: Wien YOU are Ilnt bus. he
gets into your hearts. ii he possibly can
N Just such caps. Ihcr, - hides lima
self. planning all sorts Of m~cEi.i' Take
are OF your spare moments. - Mrs. H.
{. Knight.