The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-08-05

town quite comfortable; !; the eyes Of all the
people he met seemed TO scorch him. Hswss
bold and self.reliant, but no man can stand up
singiy against thsindigSstion Of whole com.
nunity. N Hl1ewent saa a5visit 10 Boston, and
Not long after, to the exceeding grief Of his
mother, entered the navy. a5gi a qt8ss1adi
When Mark was recovering, Afr. Rook, the
clergy man, called and offered to aid him In his
coliegscourss, il he would agree to study for
the ministry. But thsyoong man declined the
proposal, bscadssahe Thought himself unified
for the sacredcslliasuh liEds Boy baG ,s1s'sw
"No,nf he addsa, with smile, .I'm not
ussdelfot ID svsAgeiisf; not much IKE tie Be,
loved disciple at all events, but rather like pep
perry Peter, if provoked, to whisk off
an ignoble arssoifgfsRs00TT
is Mr.. Rosk returned ,hoae isofrcwful : and at
theuext meeting u the sswingacirrls thesnn
Formulate MsrR4fec9ised 1 full ehafe Of FattenS
tiony for the offer o. aid came partly from this
society. When this matter had Been the talk
ef tie vilIsge fora dsy Or two, sqnifel kinloeh
msde some eefrands TO the konse where Mark
was.J What passed between them the young
msn did not chsose to relate, but ne showed
his Uacle Hardwick the lSqaire's check for
northumberland Fifty dollars, and toldshim he
shoaldreceivs similar sum each year until De
finished his collegiate course. q p sstrg 81 y
i The PROMISE was kept; the yearly supply
furnished, and Mark graduated with hons
or,'haying given notes amounting To- a thodsla
and'dollars.a With cheerful alaefity he COM
rnenced teaching ina popular seminary, in-s
tending TO pay his debts before studying pro-
fession.s rsyis ssfog ao 4sjalBB sGf I,1fiE5E
y balh yfah CHAPTER v. 10 dass 'elisgs
FItwas Saturday night, and M. Hardwick
was closing has shop. a customer was jhstr
leaving, his horses feet newly raspedi ana
white, and sack Of harrow-teetlY thrown
across his back. The boys, James ana Mil
ton had been putting ,oaa OF charc oal under
cover, for the wind was southerly and there
were signsof rain. eOf course they mad be-
come black enough with coaI-dust,-rio a.
streak of light was visible, except around their
eyes. They were capering about and coutem-
plating each others face with uproarous, de.
light, while the blacksmith, though internally
chuckiing at their antics, preserved 4 decent
gravity, and prepared to go TO his house. He
drew bucket of water, and barred his muscu-
lar arms, then, after washing them, so,ised his
curly hair and ,begrimed face, and came out
wonderfully Frightened BY the operation. The
boys continued their sports racing, wrestling,
and putting on grotesqnei grimaces. &
Charlotte, the youngest child. now came TO
the shop to say that supperwas ready. tsEg1
"C-come, boys, you've ha had playenongh,''
said Mr.. Hard@ick.s e Janes, put Chit Char
lotte down. M-Al-Milton, ips Close on to
s S-Sabba'day. Now w-wash yourselves, "a
just as the merriment was highest, Char
lotte standing on. James shoulders. and Milton
chasing them, while the blacksmith waslools-4
ing on.--his honest face glistehine with soap
and good humor.-- Mildred Kinloch asset by
the river. She looked towards the ishop-door
and bowedto Mr.. Hardwick.har irpv c8 4
fisG good evehia',i M.Miss Mildred,s said
he, "I'm g-giad to see you lookih' so; CHI
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