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S6pddt be8 sanaea CITIZENS
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8susnis BON 9lt~@Os S%sr'srttsr rbsnrnatfSsr gaits.
baltimore, 20. Wdra 1854
metn 8eaes BEN ntelen GnSeren 5u GunRen Der @sfu.sSsMu9en'
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fir i%nsas 6eHnns BON 2ufen. ertdltuns, SaEaenssn, 8rda.
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fir unS tn, mas BITE pef unb bAs eeIbt Tteber fur bic SewOt.
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elmer tieinen &rt6Ituue entffebenben 8rauttetten, 3d9t f1 bet
stneua Bltd ubsr uahRebfnbe aus sen Uerhbten bes YbtIdbd.
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fIg e~t11Selpbtne oeefer ttat unb BET aHeu DrunatRcu INNS
soWrttallegn eurG Dte Ytr. StaAtsn S~erfauft.
Drsis u asntS 81 gIhf&e Da9A.amm
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feDt ano aud etnla6st BON isinent b~iGiscn1sr seltfatsn Tbes
itMb Rance au fdnfen mdf6ft
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Sar6bDls, Tdrbef1One, NDfefdbe.
5000 Tas sefpGltenes aas s~endpl'nss 8arbbOIs,
70 Stftn 8rapp, fret Srn Sanp,
II - BletN.YutSer,b bette SDrte,
2O trtf&tn un6 antfrtfdntf1en Qeirn.
SaUfir que soften, SAmerael,
9iaAn, 8srtcBen nne gang, QUt- unb perIaf9e,
SItnoe' preIB Yptaf&e,
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SlGnen VttrtHl, Ddrtier g0ete,
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gtlen.SttrtpI, Rotbss gkt,
g,ttnfe!nr1pc1r S!etsuder.
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Go@efiue, Spl Soba,
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Sem. Sbslad, SabonIrne tyIbs
SalaeGS Sn0tes, @rlnipGn,
gu Sertaaftn Set 81 g SnGp : ~
Ntd sl2il @p. As Gnh Gborfssar
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8emerfeuswertbelfe &uren.

~S1n6 Ou99t Wv SpuFprr.t wHEce pom tHpdbRrt Sc
ft9te, NersSttdt ue llnSerbanI Dtstt 9ebetIt :
2Gn'. 4. NtmnO, @Sa., Np. ITS OF 5GyetteFr,, Hutbe bn
SGwdbe bS gan3en S9ftrts aebett;
YbtnedS S. Bed4am Dcn Ners gVrt, 9a. prres n 4ztss
rtetr D5sperie eebeilt;. @""P'
trener Sdr6Ge;i
Srina Sereaa, BEN @nt&reGuns bes 8aubss unS Der Ssite.
Der, Nadtf8wsts une 6Htfn; V
sent Slute; - pV"SS
VI. .. gilbert, 80 IS SIP. pocafr., Bclttr,sre. san IA,
pspNa, leberbe13perben IN 5@Dtnbel: y"
Die BraI BON S. D. -, Sc. AZ &pGarase Ssn 9isns.an
unb rerpEfer S@mGhe, "PAFFU
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CHAPTER XXXVII.
FALSE PRIDE.

The delight Of the kind hearted sexton and his
wife can be readily imagined, when they heard
from llaIry's lips, Of his success In obtaining a
place In Mr.. Daniorth's counting poom.
Gle is n high-minded, and honorable man."
said Hugh Cameron, ''and that l. n great thing
in an employer. Then it is just the situation
that you have been desiring, and If you are as
faithful as am assured you will be, you will no
doubt, be rapidly advanced"
81 shall Try to do my duty" said Harry, ear
nestly.
''Ifyou try, there is no doubt that you will
succeed" said the sexton Failure most gem
orally comes from not trying; in earnest, |
mean"
/ 1t was with this spirit that Harry entered Mr..
DanfUrths counting room. Everything seemed
so bright, that there seemed to he no drawback.
lhird was one, however, as he soon found His
old school mate, Dawkins, SO far from fraterniz-
Ing with him, as Harry was prepared to do, ex-
hibited degree OF hauteur, " h at once repeel
our hero. Harry was no milk and water char
acter as think my readers will have judged be-
fore ills. He had manly, Independent spirit,
and proper amount Of self-pspect. Therefore,
finding that George Dawkins was not disposed to
respond To his advances, he ceased 10 make them,
and became as reserved rs Dawkins himself.
One day friend Of Dawkins chanced to visit
the counting-room, and engaged in conversation
with him.
Harry, whose desk was at some little distance
from that Of Dawkins, chanced to oyerhear
portion Of the conversation.
"Who Is the boy writing at the other desk 2
inquired the visitor.
: ellis name is COnant, answe. ed Dawkins
shortly.
| "W'hat sort Of a fellow is hei was the next
question.
"RatLer low"
"a low flmily2"
''Yes."'
"What Is he then ?"
"The adopted son Of an old sexton, | be-
lieye."
"What in the world did Mr.. Danforth take
such a person into the counting-room for z" said
the visitor.
''lt must have been out Of pity, suppose"
'of course, you don't feel Ike associating with
him much Z"
"No more than can help In the way Of busi-
ness"
This conversation was carried on In low tone,
but Harry could not avoid hearing the greater
part VI it.
His cheek burned with indignation at the mis-
cradle meauness OF Dawk kins, but otherwise his
remarks gave him no pain. Least Of all did they
lead him to feel ashamed VI the kind-hearted
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Tur Society Of Arts. vbo msnas.5 ,h. A..
are about 10 yet mn a Second World.. F.ir -"
Great Ex bihi,Ion 6nr 1890 ' ~
HELEN Nj. DRESSER, pretty girl Of sweet
sixteen, ana an escaped Mormon, Is lecturing ON
horm0nism IN Conneeticut.
A WOMAN in D.ngor has an ,,s.,, min. ~..L.
old that ,;cbs two nonnds snd \ h.H Tss
cLiId we;ghaJ i,s, o,a na,nJ a, h;,,h go
Two cuiLens Of Missouri, on tour through
IOWA, III search OF runaway ave, have been
mr,t.d s ,,t rnrheiu, ana put under $o.ooo bonds
''A' 'S A''nappsrs'
PHILo p. DALEY, an ex School Commission-
er, has been detected, SO il is charged in carry
ing on a bogus lottery concern In Chemung
county, n, l.,espon the New York City plan.
r,,,, I,,. .,,.,,
cf ST. Refs iro"uo,s and o,hsp ,,ihss ,I on ,has
New York reseryn,ion have von, 70 Kansa. to.
buy lands for the removal Of their peoola thithey
mR. JOHN FINE, aged % years, and Miss
ELAABE1H HAbLEY, Of Davidson county, NC,
were married on the 2lst uit. They walked B
hhes 'o the reeiaence Oh the magistrate, and
aiter the ceremony was perform I'd walked back
=, -,
M. VICTOR MEusiET, well known scientific
writer, Informs tho world that tho next driuga
will certainly not take place foF d 100 years.
piece Of Information which viii DO very salts
factory to the present generation.
II ia s,or,, that among ali the monuments
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, & n,re % ~, mg roeoerV s'ii--that u tn
In H. ", " n'I ,"e' empoNcrs.
'hS' WV' as We have seen, she was success
NO, r., ,u,st prudence aictasd thst they shoul
nil, 80. nEsr ~ New ORR acc1rd'ngly
,bn,, a. ,e.''ansu " tneT un'awfui raips
trcd o,,n. r;'n. =. sweNern cry, wtsn, Grw'
g. v' ~. i,ehs =, ourgisy, Frs,cesco scitic,
- aoMn 10 the honea occupation Of kseicr Of n bu
iii. ~ Ino h,.m a. 'ne most notorious streets.
xba s,, ,,;o,, mna, reiipa hsd exIsstet
,ha w, fs.ureu 20 ner Hna;,ha' ION hons n
ha, III, 49, 'noE would lNe TRANQUILITY md
"YP.N ,ofs'her.
ciat;onse' fr,,, u,i,s ,a = no 'owcs' "Sso
soul rec, iled viii, apbp--on TI Justly, ne,
not scrun,d TO ~, a, ,,r,' oiI;,,, tn s'n ny,
druukcnne,s had M ,b,,ns n', . I've 'H" oeS'i"'
She sometimes scurh, I" OH, ain lar ,,,,,,.r,
consent to some suSh nisn as ~" w, n'soanl il
rated. ' ''" '"A' Us Sne '"d aa''e'-
What, 60 out And v,,c,a,, a., . s. -,
hard Nil day, and earn isst listen epV",h m .srm, WORK
WASN'T made to work. en,ov bas, @ Gr,a,, az a,, ,,
my wits. Lot those tba, Gl. 20 III, ling oy
tanning. You won't ca, eh me- at !, " "0'N y" 10
"But," pleaded his lie, '.it would he A, Inn
provcmcut at least on this Glthy piasc. @ aII'i I
ards" ''''''s '"""N'
why that's Just what like. old l,dv. This
Is what call lie. want excitement
al am afraid Won driut ,no n,,'.h ,.o,r.,,,
! Francesca, You will cert.inly sbnrt.n ,,n,,
| life." '"'
"AIl stuff Liauor's healthy. n On, o,,,. c,.,
used To- IT, It's lust Nbat tbe ,o,s, n,;on 80, =,
.-orly you mustn't be afraid Of il. If v"u on,y ,
take ON, ,,la,s n d.v ynn,iI na,,.r ,.., ~ ny
and :" il Il do Won harm yo" "''er s'' uSoa 10 H.
Frarccsc , tb, nnthnr NJ ,bi. ina, ,;o,. r,o,,.
Of philosophizin,. wns cer,ain.y in nn Ja,,'a, ns
inj1rin, himself from any fIl1ro ON m" nsrt ~ o
his crns,itutinn tn ,,., ia e., a. y" '"o part Vi
FclIn saw with sorr"w Vb,, NJ WN ,hs S,,;, osdr;,,
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CHAPTER XXXyIII,
a VULGAR RELATION


As Harry was returning from dinner no was
suddenly aroused by hearing voice calling
him:
'IIarry Conantl"
Los king up In some surprise, he found that Il
procc, ded from a man Just behind him. who en-
gerly extended his hand, saying: 'You haven't
forgotten your old friend JehosophAt Stubs,
l. was indeed the worthy peddler, attircdin all
the glory Of a blue coat with brass buttons, and
swallOw tails.
'You see," said he comriacently, GIVE got nv
Sunday -go-to mcetin's on. '1aint every ,lav 1
come To New York. But | s.v how yon've
'>houldnt you thoughi' said Harry, graft
fed "Bnt II you will excuse my curiosity, what
calls you to the city Z"
"Oh, ] thought Id kinder like to have a yaca
ti"n. You see this Is the first time | was ever
hIe. Besides the old lady wanted a silk dress
and she said 1t wasn't going to bs bought any,
where elie than at York. So ON the whole con-
cludcd To come down"
"Nhen did You arrive 2"
yesterday morning"
"And where do you put upI"
"Io the Astor House
"lndced. You travel in Style
81 suppose they charge considerable. | didn't
ak how much, because felt u kind Of ashamed
to; but If you know, wish you'd tell me-"
Their charge Is two dollars and half"
tH, can tnAt pretty reasonable. That
amt scarcely any more than they charge down
to our place. ] reekoned they might ask a. high
as five dollar5.'
"What Five dollars day |" repeated Harry.
omewhat astOnished.
"A day !" echoed the peddler, stopping short
You don't mean To say its two dollars and !
half day, they charger"
Certainly Ido."
"Oh, Lord! and I've stopped there most two
days. What would Mrs. Stubbs say to such ex
travaganceI ! shall have to leave New York
right oil, or shall be ruined
II can direct you to cheaper hotel" said
Harry, where you can get along for dollar a
day.
Can you, thought III go there for certain.
What will the old woman say, when she hads
how much I've been payingi'
HOY have you enjoyed yourself, since you
reached New York;"
"Oh, pretty we'll I've been round seeing the
lion, and came pretty near seeing the elephant
at one of them Peter Funk places"
"iou did Tell me about It,"
"You tee was walking along, when a feller
came out from one Of them places, and asked ma
IL wouldn't go in. didn't want to refuse such
polite invitation, aud besides l had curiosity
to see what there WAS TO be seen, so in I went
~ had hardly got In, when they put up a an
yer watch. could see that il was A rooI ona
and so bid on II. ID ran up to six dollars anil
quar.er lthougbt 1t was a pity Il shouii 90 o,
so cheap, 30 bid six aud half. ~ W.
" Six and hall, and soid,' said the man.
Shall put IL up for youi .
"'No, thank YOU said ], III take Il as it
"'But Ill put 1t up in a nice box tOryOu, said
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ONE DOLLAR FOR Tie MONTHS.


car. soe ,h. mind about that said I. 4 donv
"He ,esmsS U ciI y.rx u,~w.
| Ina. ~, gu. vsry unwiihng TO LET X 70, but Z
!o W. We'll rs.n nsna and ,Ssv ."Ta , T. and q. =
az dort lnIp l,appvse 'ney MADE IL outf'
| uWbv .,.,-. LIE
uT%t - III IN
thing Of mis,sts =, Sso. .;v,s nsre some-
s;x a.. -. nss ~ - WHY s&se'n, W.
| uT .L,,,I @ o'u ioI .n's Ws'en.
smiling = ~, ~. ,.'a ,." u m"'AAen'' sA'o hes
",YHr 10y 10y smne.
| q, ttV AnoW am not, snd l, rntner cross.
s,;,, w can let that 60 for anything shortsr,
.In.,, tYy' %ny O
| .r,i. us, ,, ne", m's wa was present, eaad
bim n,' ma" Is rish'' don t attempt to impose OF
"'", "'',,p,,L A..
Wv nn uiiS., ana,, ne coined right down. t sesns
@ po''cshan wso vas sent 70 wstch them,
- oNe. % pa,u tne money, out a. went
en..d sr ~. '%e ds say 'nat the sale wss
epst1 Ior 'ne nay.
You came pretty near getting cheated, ssid
customers. AZ Il Is, YOU have got good bar.
ta': ~ was 'osny you osi not allow them 70
T." n me way 'ney 10 fs 10 change
r..,a .L.i ne. ,nn' oniy Pnted, and thsts tbs
81 y. 10y a '' man'.r Y. uo !. up Tor YOU;
.b, rsdt o soune relations ~ tse eny," pursued
.I.rs ~ az" F~"sei 'put 1 con't know
""ers aW.y ln'y I've.
MI, Io., ma, w ,oe name asked ifwry: "Pcssi@
'Tbe pa,,, 'Js IL 'Ih Pa,ains lnho''nat, -, NJ
s'nGhs.
Da"AihS repeated harry, starring at tbs
A. s. 10 y's happen to know anybody of
that "ame
%s but beFsTe Il Is Tch family
,,, Ns, so are Ty relations, said Jehceaphaf-
lou mn think sfa JehosaDhat Stubss had
Any ,Ih relaiicnsi but ! befsye these bold up
'"elT s.rars nSa.s a. high anybody.
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It's said ths. ever ruund our path
The ursoen angels stray,
That give us bissfui dresrns by night,
And g'sssd our steps by day
but there's en angel In the house,
Neck, wetchfnl and sincsre,
That whispers words Il hope 10 US
When none beside arc near:
IL is the one, the chosen one,
That's linked b. us fr life
The snscl Of tho happy homs
The faithful, trusting wife.
rs said that angels walk the earth
Tn sure n must DO 80
when round our path, scarce seen by rs,
surh bright things coue and 60.
Arc there not beings by cur side
As fsiras angels are
As Turr, "a stainless, as the forms
That dwell beyopd tha start
lesl there are angels of the ca,th,
'Pure, innocsat and mid:
The angels " our hearts and homes,
Each loved and loving child.
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little twingc at stating what he knew to be- .
far from the truth.
"What could have brought tho boy TO Dan
forths noticc1" asked Dnw kins senior.
VI don't know, I'm euro. Somehow he seen,
TO have taken quite fancy to him. Hop', yo
think-he! he!--somc one who was in therS ash !,
II Conant weren't Mr.. Danforth's son. pre .end
| ing to see resemblance z"
al sbould think that would have ,,,, AMOS, :,
to have sickened him Of his favoritism. Uow.
ever, there's one thing, George, that il due :,
! Sour family and bringing up-not to associat,
, quires." ''O'' "
l certainly shall not, said George promp,
lie was the worthy son of such parcnts.
CHAPTER xxxIv.
Az OLD ACorAtSTAS,R.
Since our hero has secured an excellent placc
We may venture 20 leave him for n sho,l ,;,o
and go back TO wrenville. ''"''
Squire Benjamin Newcomc was a. pop n ,us as
ever. 1t very comfortable to feel that on, i,
the msgnate Of village, even ifit be no larger
than w renville. No Squire Newcome who vas
First Seleciman, Chairman Of the School Com
mittec, aud of the Ovcrseers Of the Poor, ss W 4
as Justice OF the Peace, might well DO panloned
for nsiderinc himself great man.
"ling-a ling. ling" went Squire Newcome's
hvpt
IL may be remarked that his was The only
house in the place which had abjured tho Old
fashioned knc cker, so much in yor-ic among our
ancestors, and s,ll holding its ground in such
quiet places ~ Wrenvillc.
There was pause Of expectation on tho mart
OF The new conner who was soliciting admit lance,
Jus. AZ tnat moment, Hannah, the maid Of
all work, with whom the reader is already ac
qnainied, was busiy engaged in the cellar and
did not hear the beil.
ling a-hhg ing, 1t sounded again.
, mere can Hannah bef thought the
Squire.
Hannah! he exclaimed, not hearing the
hand. 'aidens steps.
ling ling iingl'
NOW Squire Newco might have gone 10 the
door himself. Perhaps that would have boon
the speediest way ofsettling the matter. But
on the other hand he felt that Il would have
been derogatory to his dignity to psrf ,rm tho
Office OF hired servant. So he went out into
the entry, and called again in loud impressive
voice, Hannah u
"Sir, sounded voice family, from the depths
Of the cellar.
Squire Newcome oIened the cellar door. and
called out In an authoritative tone
Hannah, come up immyiaiety. and attend to
the door bell
Hannah came up looking very red, and went,
TO The 20 =;
ealiy into the parlcr, and sat down in his usua
Hannah nsher'd ~ The ,.;.;,n, ' ., 49,. A.
Squire gazed in some surprise.
She was tall, gaunt woman, dressed plajnlv
scantly for the season, yet there was a certain
T. =