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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-04

TnR DRssMoIrrs VALLEY Vine is published
every Monday at this ONCE, lis one ofthe Oldest,
papers In Iowa, and has very large and incresa.
Ing circulation throughout the Dee Moines VAL
ley, Northern Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-04

ET Atasale OF slaves at auction in Rich.
monu, Va, on the 18th uit., negro boy
aged about Is years and luxuriating in the
grand name Of "Ssnator Douglas, J" was sold
for $500.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-04

w a disease prevails among the oysters
and CLAIMS ON the coast Of North Carolina. -
On opening them they are found black and
shrivslsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-04

MEssRs. EDirogs You will please announce the
name Of Il. COLE as candidate for reelection to
the office of Justice Of the Pence, at the ensuing
election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-04

eT~Parson Brownlaw has given un his
missionary tour 10 tho North. lie returned TO
Tennessee Immediately after his debate with
Mr.. pryne at phiiadeiphia. His proposition
10 the latter gentleman TO continue the dis
cusslQn at the South, was declined by Mr.. r..
from prudential motives--mainly, he saws.
because he has no taste for briekbata aud
bludgeons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-04

GT- DR.. Timothy p. Beers, one Of the mos,
eminent physicians Of Connecticut, died 81
New Haven, last week, 1t the age of sixty.
nine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

-
WARSAW FAIR.
fIsHE First Annual Fair Of the Agriculture
horticultural and Mechanical Society will be
held at Warsaw, the 10th. 2oth and 2lst days of
October. The people OF Lee county are respectful
ly invited TO attend All articles that may be
brought for exhibition win b. drayed from tho
lsvee to the fair grounds and back fres Of charge.
VIM. Il. FRAZEE, Prss't.
Il. Il. LANE, Secretary.
Warsaw, H., Sept, 80, 'b8-oct4d2t.
Notice.
/ HAVE purchased Of Jacob Bushey bis Stove
Foundry and entire business In the Stove and
Tinware business, and will continue the same at
the old stand, where l will keep constantly on
hand full aud complete assortment Of Stoves,
and respectfully solicit the patronage Of the trade,
especially the wholesale trade and will b. pleased
to see his former patrons, having . Foundry of
sufficient capacity TO make sixty stoves per day
IL must be obvious to Oh that the right place to
buy IL OF frat hands. ! hereby pledge my self to
the public, and especially to the citizens Of Iowa,
to do all in my power to make ii their interest 10
encourage home manufacture.
THOMAS HALE, in.
keokuk, Iowa, Oct. 4, '5S-dAw3t
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~. ~. DIXIE

Es Hs DIAEE.
u RESPECTFULLY informs the citisens Of Keo-
IL kuk that he 10 about removing from tho city,
and for ten days the goods In store will be dis
posed of ct very low rAtss--LEES THAN COST
he has on hand many choice goods, too numerous to
particnlarise. Call soon for bargains. All may
DO assured that his prices win suit the hardest
times.
Those indebted will please take this ~ the last
ca II Tor their indebtedness.
sep77 w.
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BOW I'd ing
A GENTLEMAN and his vile can obtain pleas
"A ant rooms. FURNISHED II des red J with board,
in private family. Inquire At DR.. scy farths
office, Sd st., between Main and Johnson.
Sep30itf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-04

IVA Berne correspondent states that all
Switzerland 10 In q state Of instruction
against railroad lords, whose political power
IL rapidly extending over the whole confed-
eracy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-04
Sept. u. '5s-dly HUTCHINSON DEWEY.
MlsNER,G COM N RCuAE ma CI.Aa.
HGCAL ACADEMY.

LRANcIS e. MlsNER, formerly Professor at
the Dread tc1iegiste) Institute for young Ia
dies, In Worcester saehasctts bcgs leave to in
fsrm the citizens of keokuk sni vicinity, that be
has opened q COMMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL AcApEsY
for ladies and gentlemen, and IL now ready 20 re-
ceive scholars IT the beautiful and pleasant rooms
which he has fitted up over the bank Of Rix, Hale
Co., corner Of Msin aud Sd streets, (onirance on
SD for the study OF book keeping. etc. etc Aiso
for the study Of the common and higher English
branches and modern languages.
The instruction will chiefly be given on the NO
CLASS SYSTEM; so that each scholar receives just
such ass stance ash needed in his or her cAse and
il not kept back by others, nor compelled to pass
over things without undorsta nding them. Here
also each scholar may COME either during the day,
or in the evening; and not oftener than u convent
ent.
For further information and for circulars apply
personally or by letter TO the Principal.
For references see Circular.
sep27 d4w &c. MfSNER, Principal.
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An ASfect,ngroe,n .

An Affecting Poem.
The following poem, the genuine effusion
of person in affection in New England has
lately been found in manuscript
i,
Poor Jonathan Snow
Away did goo
All on the ragen name.
With other males
All for to ketch wales
mere cum back agen.
H.
The winds bloc hi,
Ihe hitlers tost,
III hands was lost,
And he one,
spritely lad
Nigh II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-04

DER maynard children wouldst thou hold firm
rule,
And sun thee IN The Tight q happy faces
Love, hope, and patience these must BIO thy
graces,
And In thine own heart lot than frat keen school.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-04

CO MIR. Douglas seems to have no use for
his sl1pounder. In fact he is sorry he made
any investment in it at all; for since he has
become fairly engaged in the Canvass he Hnds
tina, Lincoln 10 Ill tho 'spoundero he needu
II UrbAna Union.
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COAL,

rTIIE undersigned will cell superior article OF
Coal, IN largeor small quantities, for Cash, At
low rates. Having made arrangements for . large
trade during the Fal and Winter, will contract
TO deliver Coal through town, and 1T Warsaw,
Alexandria and II smiiton. VIM L. WOOD
Once on Sd street, ~ the ofiee Of Stryker 1
Wood, keokuk. Il. D. BRAMBLE.
Sept. 80 dam Avent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-04

CO Ebenczer Francis, we'll known mil
llonaire OF Boston, died last week. Mr.. r.
went to Boston, poor lad, at the age Of lG,
as an apprentice, and has left fortune OF
$f,000,UJO.
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Cattle Wanted.

4 nm HEAD II weli-fatted BEEF CATTLE, 10
1,voV b. delivered 1T convenience, In any num-
ber till the close Of the season. Also,
5000 head Of we'll fattcd HOGS, Ms above, 10
be delivered at Pennington, Van Buren, Co., for
which the highest cash price will be paid on dsiv
cry. o. TOWER.
Pennington, Oct. 4, ls58.w1m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-04
CONTEN rs

Invocation, The Amber Sprite Infaney Of Sci.
encc, copernicua, Calico, Newton. the Temple Of
Science, Eicctron's Trance, Ills Awakening, E,ee-
tron Tortured, Attraction and Repulsion ,Elsctrun
in Germany, The Electrical Machine, Electron En-
trapped, 1he Lcyde Jar, Franklin aud his Kite,
The lightning Csptured, The Kite In kurope
Frankiin's Magic, The Thunder. Storm, The Thun
Bolt, The Lightning Nod, The northern Light.
The Arctic Aurora, Gaivanism, Volta, Electrou i
MetAmorphoses, 1ale Of Tear, The Artificial
terry, The Telegraph foreshadow ed Electro xne-
tism, The Telegraph Realised, The Aveneer Of
Blood, The Electric Fire Alarm, The Eectroty pe,
cause Of Cholera, Table Tsrnings, OCEAN 1eis-
graph, Conclusion.
One Unique Volume, In fancx boasds. Price
30 cents. For sale by
sep2ld OlDEN, BROWNELL 4 co.
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SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED
J.s.aufcsIssos JAkEs pEwEr
HUTCHINSON n DEWEY.
MERCHANT TAILORS,

Ihtfd-stI bet, Main Johnson.. kEOkUK.
LAVE JUST received at their Fashionable
IL Tailoring and Furnishing establishment,
choice and excellent supply Of Broadcloths
Cassimeres, Vcstsngs, and Gent's FURNISH
Ing GOODS, Of ali descriptions, and guarantee
that their work shall be done In the most ap~
proved and satisfactory manner. They are con-
stautly receiving the New York and Philsdel-
phia fashionsi and respectfully solicit All who
desire good work and the best material to give
them . call.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-04

it appears from the 0ffclaI statement thlt
1923, 800 of Treasury notes were issued
between January and July, under the act au-
thorizing 10000, 600 dollars, thus showing
that the Secretary re;ssued 3,7 l6 800 dollars,
which, however, have since been nearly all
paid in for public dues, leaving the whole
amount originally granted still outstanding.
The actual expenditures of the year were
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-04

Notice.
"E have this day purchased the entire interest
w Of ChAs. u. Grif5th in the Queensware bust
ness, and will continue the same under the name Of
J. l.. Hobbs Co., 1t the old stand ON 4th street,
above johnson, whore We win keep constantly on
hand full and canplete assortment Of gocds in
our limo, and respectfully solicit the patronage Of
the trads. Chas. E.drif6th will continue With a..
.A1 MAI w pleased see mas fcrmcr patterns.
HOBBS : BAkNl6.
Keokuk, Sept. q, ls5S-d
have this day solA ny entire intersst In the
Qaesnswars basinsss to Aessrs. J. i. Hobbs . Co.,
and request all Who have claims against ne 10 pro-
sent them for adjustment, and those who owe NE
viii please make settlement Immediately, -
wish to close my old business % soon - poestbls
-z CHARLES X. GRIFFITH.
Keokuk, Sept. III, lS56-sp13d4m
.skER OSENE.,'
"KeFescno.s, ssKsrossno.s,
HIS new article 10 fur superior TO eli tho
burning fluids and oils for producing soft,
brilliant light--t 10 economical, none plo-
sise and free from grease, &C., ~.
For sale BY Al. WILKINSON.
.sKerossne.,' sskerosens.s
s.p2ld ..kEROs ENE.o
Piaslersrss Hair.
I'm hand and for sale at th lowest market rate
Va large lot OF PlastercFs' Lair.
3. W. 4. Ii. TUCKER,
msy1S Sign Of the Red Paddock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-04
ELECTRON;
Or The Pra INKS 0f tine N cd crn Puck

I'm put Girdie round about the Earth.'
Ielegrsphie Epic for the Times, In which the
origin, progress and mArysous sopenents Ut the
of Eiectricity aud Magnetism are set forth
posticaly and practically for 500 years, from the
time OF ThAies to the Submarine Telegraph, en-.
bracing every broad field u Electrical Discovery
and achievement, and especially the last great
fIELD Of the Atlantic Ocean.
New York, Aug. %, 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-04
Thc National Expenditures.

A few days ago the Washington Union
published III elaborate, and somewhat COM
plex statement, intended to show that the
Administrations Of Pierce and Buchanan had
been extremely enconomical in their expendi-
lures. In reply, the National Inielligencer
has the following:
As annual APPROPRIATIONS are not always
tantamount to annual EXPENDITURES, it is
but Just to Hwnit the termination Of the
prescnt fiscal year before pronouncing upon
the latter head. To enable the reader, how
ever, TO judge approximately OF the relation
subsisting between appropriations and nc.
tuai expenditures, we may say that the APP
priatious made for the last fiscal year amount
to the aggregate sum Of S72, ! II ,29S, while
the actual expenditures for the same period,
as appears from the official Register of the
Treasury, amounted to ISL ,5s5 ACT. II to
this We add the sum appropriated for aef-
clencies, arising in that year to the amount
Of $lO,744 1924, we shall have the aggregate
Of the actual expenditures chargeable to the
last fiscal year, being about $4,000, 900 dol
lars. OF this sum 1854, $50 dollars were
applied during the first and second quarters
OF the year to the redemption OF the public
debt. We need not add that if the appropri
| ations made for Deficiencies be charged to
the account of the fiscal year which closed
on the seth Of June last, they should be sub
stracted from those which enter into the ag-
gregate appropriations made for the current
year, whose deficiencies (if any should arise)
it will remain for Congress to supply at flu
ture session.
We conclude by appending, in coU6ise
form, q resume of the actual Receipts and
Expenditures of tho Government for the last
fseal year. We begin, in natural order, with
a statement Of the REGENTS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-04

CIV Excellent wine is now manufactured
from the tomnto. II 10 made from no other
ingredient than the pure juice Of tho tomato
and sugar, and very much resembles Guam
pagnc--a light transparent color, with u
pleasant, palatable flavor. 1t can be made
equal to the best champagne.
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Foreclosure Of M orsgaxe.

State Of Iowa, In the District Court Of Lee
Lee County, IS. County, at keokuk.
Isaac X. Cochran ps. w lillian Purnell
and Mary Purnell his wife, james Foyscicsurs
III. Green and Jonathan w ycod.
VNHE above named defendants are hereby noti-
fed that there II now on file in the Office OF
The Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee County, at
keokuk. a petition Of aaid Isaac K Cochran,
claiming Of the said William Purnell I'VE
hundred and sixty-six 66-l0O dollars with the
interest threeon, money due on two promis-
block one hundred and ninety EIGHT 10 said city,
to secure the same, all executed by him 70 said
Cochran and Green, and claiming also the fore
closure OF said mortgage and that unless they APP
pear and answer thereto on or before the Tuesday
next after the first Monday Of February, lsae de.
fault will be entered against them and judgm ent
rendered thereon Dated the 27th day OF septem.
Der, 1858. M. J. KELLY.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The plaintiff In the foregoing matter having
obtained An order Of publication against William
Purnell and Mary Purneli, and james Ii. Green
from the District Court Of said Lee County, Iowa
let publication be made in The "Gate CITY, \
newspaper published in said county, three times
per week for four consecutive weeks.
ERIE ]. LEIGH, Clerk u. C.
Sept. rs, lS5S-sep30d4w
EOM RENT.
A SMALL Dwelling House on sth street, between
"A Main and Blondssu. Apply to
W.H.CAyE,
sept. ~, as-d ~ MAin-st.
WALL PAPER AND MN DOW
SHADES.
NEW and elegant styles just received, and 10,
~ sale ct exceedingly low prices by
CAVE 4 BARBER,
eeptzd Aain.sf.
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DELINQUENT List az LOTS,
| nN which special taxes are due and unpaid, for
~ McAdamixing, 4uttcriDg and Trimming in
the Alley through Block No Is.
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~ a. SALT for sale low BY
~ AuS1 w. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-26

FIPTsfS'- vIsr.-The reception q the Hibernla rrc
Company n Philadelphia bids fair to cxcel anything a
the Kind that has taken place heretofore Al meeting
The companies who intend taking part In the reception
held the house of Amcricns 60. No. ing sv) last
cvcung forty companies reported Themselves as In
tending "a take part IN the reception. The Committee
from No. O. who had just returned from, Philadelphia,
sTeak the highest terms q the courtesy and gonllc
manly kindness OF the members Of the Hibernia
BrRSIsG % TIA SrEsssa 1o kNG.-Thc steamer bo
King which burned tho Forty ah street
Friday night crrsneousy stated 70 belong 70 Mr. Cor
nell, the DIAL contractor She the property Of e n
dc Burgh Co, and exclusively intended for cutting
through the Ice business in which she bad been pre-
yiousy engaged In Baltimore
DRowvp--A seaman, nanci Charles Schcnis, about
twenty-five years of age, a native of New Orleans, and
belonging 20 the bark VIM. Henry lying IN the North
river (ouvard bound). while cndeavorng 70 q car th5
chain the ankes ot II the anchors on Snrday
hast was accidentally drowned BY the anchor suddenly
giving way carrying him With \ ~ the bottom. when
the body was found stal warm. II was conveyed
20 the S.amans Retreat Statan Island, were Coroner
Vanderbilt held an inquest Verdict accordingly
TnF NvrcayrrrE 1ImapY Association advertise course
oficcures commencing october 2s 70 be given for the
bonent of the book fund ~ that insttuon Among ths
root and others The will doubt prove
i've
nrs,HrogD. George Foster, who was arrested few
DAYS since charge of tampering with witness, vas
houorsbly discharged ny Police Justice Brennan
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PRICE TWO CENTS.


of September 1857, in the house No. lG6 East Twenty
seventh street. in New York city.
JAS 0'Baen, Erastns r. Iaad
Nehemiah Peck, Francis Reynolds,
Nathaniel rurpeny, Waldo Phillips,
Patrick Henry, John Zair,
Edward Willis, Geo. H. Jones,
Francis Morgan, John Blsco.
Upon the rendition Of the above verdict Coroner Con
merry proceeded to examine the prisoner as iooxs--
Queston-What is your nameP AusSar--JAles Ste,
phens.
@ How old you9 A. Thirty four or thirty aye years
O. Where were you born? \. Ireland.
Q.Where 10 you liver 4. No. 100 East Twenty seventh
street
O. What is your oecupaion2 A. Leborsr IN a coach
factory.
q Have you anything to say and If so what, relative
the charge here preferred against your A. All that have
70 say j., that have got foul play 10y YOU don't blame
tie Jury oi--
Coroner couneryTlere, wht arc yon abusing me for'
ll have Uf that sir. W. NV you % say relative
% the charge preferred agaDsy nro you guilty noR
liat l6 What you are 10 answer.
IfFoner-Weil, deny tho charge against ms Yon
Undressing the Coroner) did foul by gave you the
names OF several witnesses, AMI you would not examine
hem.
Coroner-Oh, hear that Take him. officer. will not
isten to him any longer
The prisoner beng lcl away whom IL occur
ed 10 the Coroner that stephens ha signed the exam
nation paper whcreupon the the prisoner
to he brought back.
Coronor-You have not sgncd this yet, sir--hayc you
nothing more TO sayY
Prisoner-I have said all that d necessary will say
nothing more nntl see my counsel
CoronerI think that Il II very prudent of you 70 do
rriaoner-whcn my case comes 10 anal trial my wit
ntsses viii be examined aud then the Will whether
am wrongiuiiy charged not.
The prisoner then committed to the Tombs 10 await
the action OF the Grand jury. lie manifested feeling
whatever on hearing the yerdct but continued calm
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OCT 25.-ksliy Il al 70 Baker Il ai--An assignment
for the benefit of creditors with without preference
made by oorartners without the concurrence,
consent or authority of all = absolutely VOID; and In this
caso, therefore, ihe only question presented whether
the coparner making the gnmont had the authority
herein There pcrhars IN this case circumstance
which contribute much ~ show Intent the part u
nakcr to grant hs full power and authority
make general Distribution of the partnership eets but
deem the letter referred ~ sufficient to uphold the
sgument, and decline 20 allow the injunction Tho
ton will therefore, be denied with costs.
Borsdof dc v. Brampso7r, dr-The discovcry sought
In this aTpcaton too general PARTY has right -
general examination of tho books, papsfs and docu
ments a adversary with view 10 ascertain " some
thing cannot be found therein which will bly, aid him.
think therefore that the application musf be denied with
toco~fs 10 afe the event, and With liberty 70 tho plain
Tits 10 the application further or other papers
n desired.
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raj candidates the county ticket his commendaGons Of
Kelly, Clancy and others eicng rounds OF applause.
While he speaking the music Of the great torchlght
heard from the outside, and the hard fist
ed crowded 10 the doors and windows TO get sight Of the
procession.
Mr. Scrugham was succeeded the stand by Mr.. Con
rad Swaokhamer, who as he himself expressed is closed
the EXERCISES
Before the meeting closed the Twentieth Ward Club with
lanterns bearing the Of the democratic candidates
for county officers and preceded by Scotch piper, en-
tered the room and were received with great applause
They arrived at Tammany in procession Of CARTS &C
companed by A band and a cannon which contributed
somewhat to the enthusiasm Of the outsiders.
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YELLOW FEvsR AT F0Gr BROwN..-By . etter
from an officer al Port Brown TEXAS dated the 18th
we learn tina, Breyet a. Cs Francis IayDr Major of the
Ftrst regiment of nacd states Artillery, died there %
yellow fever on the night ~ the 1ith inst The total
deaths Al the Port the present company entered y,
seventy lour IN number, september !, ts5s h1ye BEEN
hny atc, "a which thirty one we're soldiers, three camp
womee aud one ordnance sergeant
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Drrcnvf ~ TRouRrE.-Ex Ciict d Police Farley, Of
Jersey Cny who was recently appointed az special dcscc
tive indicted last week by the Grand Jury q Hudson
county on charge Of stealing watch from genteman
named Billings Hayward, with whom nc nal peen N
company during the evening. Farley Claims at ne roo-
berry committed BY two other persons W Ne was
watching their movements frum the other SIDE y me
street. The trial will probably take oace mrrs the
pveseut term.
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Before Hon. Judge Woodruff
no MT kFrp XtCtut ! uuaS.

OCT 2b.-Wm. Hcbeyt an infad, Nv 7aomos Hegf.f, ss
gHaSsiion w. WA. ~ Brcckscdy This "a action tor
damages for injury done thc psntn hy the defendants
dog sewing him and aCcfating bis cscNd, q pcrtsm g.
which was torn away The INJURY ws proved to The sat
isiaetnn " the jury, Who retuci vertct ~ $-5)fN
piantin
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-03-18

Miss Williams could not withdraw her eyes
from the old lady's face. It's beauty and its
goodness seemed to fascinate her, She was
girl ofquick feelings and some enthusiasm. Sud
denly rising from the chair she had taken a few
moments before, she came forward, and stoop-
ing over Mrs. Elder, kissed her almost fervently.
saying as she did So
May be like you when I grow old-every
wrinkle in my face line of beauty"
"Grow old in goodness, my dear young friend!
answered Mrs. Elder, taking her hand tightly
within her own. and speaking with emotion
for the young girls sudden speech had stirred
her feelings to an unusual depth" Grow old
in goodness, through the discipline of self deni
al and the gentle leadings of neighborly love-
1t is the only path that conducts TO peaceful old
ege." .
"Thanks for the lesson you have taught me- "
said Miss Williams when she again claspcd the
hand Of Mrs. Elder in parting 81 will try to
grow old, rs the years pass inevitably onwards,
in the better way that YOU have walked. And
may my last days be, like yours, my best days,
and radient with light, shining down from the
better world.
81 am skeptie no longer she was now in
the street with Mrs Barton; beauty and uge
are not Incompatible"
Z" But the beauty ofage," replied Mrs. Barton
I" is unlike the beauty of youth the one is nat
ural, the other spiritual and celestial The one
is of the earth-earthly, the other is of the heav
ens-heaveniy. An evil soul gradually mars the
face, until every lineameEt becomes repulsve
but soul of beauty continually recreatcs the
countenance, and covers it with living beauty"