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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04
The Land is as Fine and Level

as lands that know are selling in many parts OF
the State for from $50 to 800 an acre. For the
Milling and Stock business it offers superior induce
ments During the dry season the Mill does the
grinding for 20 or 80 miles around. There is tim
Der enough on the tract to pay for it hundred
times
will either sell all together or divide to suit
purchasers If not sold privately before the
FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY NEXT
| will sell il at auction in Wayerly that day. !
will spend the week previous to sale at Esquire W.
j. Knights, near the premises, and win show the
Lands to those wishing to buy-or Esquire Knight
will show them at any time
TERMS.-One-fuurih cash. balance in ], 2, ,, 4
and equal annual payments. Security required
and lien retained on the property until all is paid
Title guaranteed
G.. w. IIILI MAN.
7. D. LEONARD, Real Estate AgL and Auct
Nov. l. l559,tds.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04
10000 ACRES
Humphreys Co. Land For Sale
AT $3.50 PER ACREi
Knocn as he "Harricdae Forge Property"

THIS TRACT is all in timber, except some 300
or 400 acres, and lies the waters of Duck River
and Hurricane Creek. three or four miles from Wa
vcry, and the same distance from the
NASHVILLE 4 MEMPHIS RAILROAD,
(now under construction Think which we all
know Immediately doubles the price of the lands
through which they run. There are 80 or rs
acres cleared and has upon it of the best water
powers in the State, with first rate dana Grist
and Saw Mill
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04
CHARLES NJ. HITTER.
Nov. 4. 1859. II.

Mr.. Alexander Seay will show the land TO any
one desiring to examine it. and give any iniorma-
ton rs TO its quality, &c.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04
Forming the team of the

Forming The team OF Tie
GREAT BAND CHARRIOTl
Six Magnificent Lions Royal Bengal Tiger, Bra
lillian Black Tiger, Leopards Panthers, Cougars,
Oceois Tiger Cats, Striped ard Spotted Hyenas.
Grizzly and Black Bears. Camels and Dromedaries
Iamas, Burmese Cow and Alpacas, Gray and Black
Wolves, white Coon, Badgers, Porcupines and a
wilderness of Birds and Monkeys.
HERR DRlESBACH, the famous Wild Beast
Tanner and Trainer, win exhibit his miraculous in
huence over the savage brutes by entering the den
of Lions Tigers and Leopards, and by mere look
and move Of his hand, cause the most untamabe of
the wild animal species TO crouch at his feet.
Mr. S. CRAVEN will also introduce the two per-
forming observation-disclosures and Juliet.
nesa Price of Admission so cts, Children and
servants % cts.
For further particulars, see large pictorial end
descriptive bills and Autographs Of the Company.
Oct. 90, ls59-2w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04
Guard against FaIl and Fires !!
BY CHOICE INSURANCE WITH THE
CASH CAPITAL, $1,000, 1000!

Absolute and uninipaired Net surplus Of st4e,-
1912, and the prestige of 40 years success an
experience. Upwards Of Sl2,oOO00o of losses have
been paid by the Etna Insurance Company IN the
past 40 years The value OF reliable insurance will
be apparent from the following losses paid by the
H,Inn during the nnsi five yenrs;
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04

resumed probably ul nexhsted AN Orleans the 30th
~. ,.,,n ,n., % were IsaA the loss by which
w. ~, ,.n "o,o Sim,,a y, AZ dollars and seventy
l,a meet for man. Cad to s~k u. o, che ,.,r.. -
w-Gss .sT G..g prosperity andL ~ y
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04

E1- by Senator Hale is with II fiat denial Of all
uro Of h kn'" tge Of Old Browns reasonable attempt in
has been yrsint The charge was Indirectly preferred by
made on A. we y ts aud it deyolves upon that paper
most duobs SAAsacer-th, senator Hale whatever may
and strong aud put toRA to slavery is not the
The work ope l1Vement that made by Brown
ted and to or the hgysu If the scheme had been er
come we might The ln, = il MAS to Seward he would
three months High waS Sfkdh
,oid viii stop The work. arths IN So
roubed probably ill nexhssd New Orleans on the 3Oth
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04

kky- We are authorized to announce T. NJ. DuFF
as candidate for the Office of Sheriff Of Montgom-
cry county at the ensuing March election.
Jufy 30 lS59-tde
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04

nee- We take the liberty of offering few re-
ferences and could give hundreds more If necessary.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and

Oct 81, '593w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04

EeS~ We are authorized toannounce VIZ. RoGERs
as candidate for reelection to the office ofCounty
Court Clerk, at the ensuing March election.
Sept. 2, ls59--te
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04
RAILROAD NOTICE.

Nov. 4. lS59-5w.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04
ClIANCERY SALE
Of Valuable Land and Mills.

Nov 4, 59-3w-pr fee 81 GO
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04

bER. We are authorized to announce CHARLES
BAILEY, Esq, as candidate for reelection TO the
Office of Circuit Court Clerk at the ensuing March
election.
To
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04
VAIUABI, E
REAL g. PERSONAL ESTATE

Oct %, 80
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-16
Dark Hours.

There rre dark hours ihat mark the his
tory Of the brigh'ess years. For not a.whole
month in many OF the millions Of The past
re erhrps. has the sun shone brilliantly all
The time. There have been cold and stormy
days every wear. And yet the mist and
shadows of the darkest hour disappeared and
fed heedIessly. The most cruel ice letters
have been broken and dissolved, and the
most furious storm loses i's power 70 harm.
And what . parable is this in human life
Of our inside world. where the heart works
al i,s shadovings Of the dark hour, ard
many cold blast chlls the heart 70 the core.
But what matters Il! man 10 born hero,
and IL Il only IN the darkness that hercism
gains i,s grciaest and beet development, and
the storm bears IL on more rapidly 70 i's
destiny. Despair. not then. Neither
give up; while one good power is yours, use
II. Disappointment will not be resl,ed.---
Notifying failure may attend this effort and
rha, one bu, only bsenest and struggle
on, and II will work we'll.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-16
A laundering Lie.

D's'o'o" .onese' No''n Oafohna' con
"'"es R'oo s'o'y g man WIN very
oao "ao"' - "s ~ soout y'ng' 'n'
'e."e' my oe"ese +" o. no'' - he "kes
Y" ~ o'u So''" ''s'e ''se' "e''s'" 1on'
= w u'a"s 'o"s oo~ ~ne" ne "'s my
'"'"s y 's'' ana ~ enafac'er 'of verac y
a"' ''o'n - zee" oe'ow zero 'o' many
years o'P's'" 1o'nson nag pee" % 'ske'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-16
The.Wife.

II needs no guilt 10 break a husbands
heart. The absence Of content - the nut
tering spleen-the untdy dress and cheer
less home -- the forbddng scowl and desc.
Grated hearth these and other nsmelesr
negIec,s, without a crime among them.
have narrowed TO the quick the hearts core
Of many a man. aud planted there. beyond
,he reach OF cure, the germ Of dark despair.
Oh may woman, before the sight srrives
dwell on the vecollecsions Of her youth
end cherish the dear idea OF that tunefu
time. awaken aud keep alive promises chs
50 kindly gave. And although she may b
injured, not injur ing--the forgotten not The
forge,ful wife "a happy sllusion TO The
peaceful love and kindly welcome Of com.
Portable homes kiss Of peace 70 pardon al
the past. and the hardest heart that was
ever locked IN The bresst OF selfish man vii
soften 70 her charms, and bid her live IS she
had hoped her years in matchless bliss, love
and contenf-the soolher Of the sorro~inp
hour, the source Of comfort, and the spring
OF joy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-16

Above al other features which sdorn The
female character, delicacy stands foremost
within the province or taste. Not that deli
cscy which j. perpe,ually 10 quest Of some-
thing TO be ashamed o.--which makes merit
Of blush, and shippers o, the false con-
s,ruo,ion which its own ingenuity has put
upon an innocent remark. This spurious
kind Of delicacy - far removed from good
sense; but The high-minded deiicacy main
aims lis pure and Underwriting walk
alike among women and the society q mcn,
which sh.inks from no necessary duty, and
can sperk when required, with a seriousness
nd Kindness, of things on which y would
BE- ashamed to smile % blush; that de'icacy
which can give olns without assumption
and pains NJ, ne most susceptible tang Y
- IUrme Jvurnsl.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-16

4 A story 10 told of very eminent lawye
in New York receiving . severe rsprimsu'
from witness on the stand, whom he wa
trying to brow-bost. II was an impoFtsn
issue. and In order to save his cause iron
dcfesi, Il was necessary that Mr.. A-
sh oud impesch the witness. He endesvor
ed 10 do il on the ground Of age. The fvI
lowing dialogue ensued:
Lswyer-How oldsre you!
Witness Seventy-two years.
L-wyer-Your memory, Of course, is moi
90 brilliant and vivid as II was twenty years
sgo. 10 il!
Witness-I do no, know but tits.
L.wyer-Stste some circumsisnces which
occurred, say twelve years ngo. and we shall
be able to know how well you can remem.
Der.
Witness - I appeal to your Honor II
am 10 be interrogated in this manner il il
insolsnt.
Judge-You had better answer the qnes-
ton.
Lawyer-Yes, sir; state II.
Witness-Well, cir, il you compel me 10 do
ia, will. About twelve years ago you
studied in Judge B-'s Office, did you
noii
L,wyer-Yes.
Wtness-Weli. cir. / remember your
father coming into my Office and saying 70
me, "Mr. D. my son is to be exam
ined Tomorrow. and wish you would lend
me fifteen dullars TO buy him new suit q
clothes remember also, sir, that from
that day 10 this he has never paid me that
sum- That, cir ] remember % though il
was yesterday.
Lawyer Considerably abashed)-Thst
will do. sir.
vi'ne.-I presume j. will.--Harper's
Magazine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-16

SHOWERS. clergyman Of this city met
a little boy OF bis acquaintance on the cars.
and said TO him, This Il quite stormy day.
my SON" "Yes sir,r said the boy, "Ihis is
very wet rain The clergyman. thinking
70 rebuke such hypereole asked II he ever
knew OF other than wet rain. The boy On.
-wcred that never knew personally Of any
other, bu, he had read in a certain book u
time when /, rained fire and brimston
aud hr guessed that was not wet rain.-Con
cord IN. ii } Statesman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-16

Two drunken fellows were taking along
a. The rain. The drunkest one asked
Dick. (aic, does e rain th'c]l"
ia course Il rains" said Dick.
The snswrr ~as sppsfen'!y satisfactory
snd they prcc.eded several rods farther
~hen The question was again propounde,
" 'hs suxivus searcher hiter irulh untei
difficulties.
D,eA. say (hie) Dick. tell me does el
rani"
Johnny" said Dick. solemnly. /" I'm
sirnd yer drunk; in course i's raining"
II a fsw minutes Johnny was sgsir
irvuSsd viii doubts. aud thought 10 solve
N n.
Dick. seem er ne (hic) ser going q
rain (hic)i'
Dick, exsspevs'ed-- johnny, yer . fool
Don, yer see ii's rsinin'i Can't you feel Il
rsinn', J ohnny"
Johnny -" Scuse me. d (hic) ick. sin''
much acqusinsed in this town (hic,) and
didnt (hic) know which way to feel for III q
IT,"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-16
Suicide Of q Ken-peekcd Husband.

Suicide Of a Hen-peckcd Husband.
An English paper contains the following
story Of husband driyea to commit suicide
BY his WIFE
An inquest was held st Cambridge, onSat.
urday last, on The body Of Henry Jno. Mas
tiers, who had committed suicide BY hang.
ing. lie leh letter addressed 10 HE wife,
in which he ssys: You vrll get married
again; pity the unfortunate man tha, ever
comes under your roof. he might as well be
toad under harrow; there 10 some diffe.
ence between the smiles in the shop and tho
frowns in the room; you cannot when alone
give kind snswes. Oh. the deceit no one
could believe. always was cheerful before
strangers, - did not wish to let every one
know what fool had made Of myself; /
can safely Say the face has worn the smile
when The heart bleedeih, aud many have said
he has jumped into good home: can sai,-
iy cay Jumped on. Of one. You know
was unhappy, why did you not try 10 soo.hs
met No, hut you were the more sggravat-
ing. Ny God: my God! thank you that
you left me nerve enough 70 write these few
lines. and ssy, God forgive HE sins, and
take him TO that heavenly rest where there
is oil Joy and happiness Keep this, look At
il well, and you know all Is the truth, 90
help me God. Ny time 10 getting short
now, 80 l write no more. I 60 and pray to
my heavenly father % forgive my sins, and
you're, and those connected with us. No
more on earth from your loving and unhappy
husband.
The jury returned the following verdict
I" That the deceased destroyed himself while
in fit Of insanity. brought on through the
bad conduct of his wife, and they thought
she ought to be called before the jury and
severely censured BY the coroner" The
coroner thought !, would be better that the
censure should be conveyed 10 the wifo in
writing BY him, and the jury concurred.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-16

An IRISH LOVE LETTER.-Oh Paddy! swats
Paddy! an II was ye're daddy I'D kill you
wild kisses entirely; II was ye'rc bruther.
and Likewise ye're mnther. I'd see that ye
went 70 bed airiy. To taste Of ye're breth.
would starve 10 dee,h. and lay of my hoops
altogether; to joost have a taste Of ye'ro
arm on my waist, I'd larf at the meanest
Of weather Dear Paddy! be mine, me own
soluntine iiud me both genliI and
civil, our lie will spind 70 an Elegant ind.
and care may 60 dance 10 the diyi..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-16


Although IRON time 20 time items Of de-
lscTiption have besn furnished concerning
the monster air ship which has been consisuc
ted By Mr.. T. S. G. Lowe, Il may now be IN
lteres,ing TO the reader TO see more con
nected account OF The machine and the pre-
paralions for the voyage. The followiu.
particulars are taken mainly from on en-
ltertsining letter to the Boston Herald:
Tie fabric Of the balloon 10 oiled twilles
muslin. The pattern was Gu, from six thou
sand yards Of this material, and was sewed
together in eleven sections; the work VA,
done by seventeen sewing mschines. making
three rows Of stitches to each eesm. When
spread out upon the ground to receive IL
coat Of varish. Il covered two acres. The
netting is made o. cord Of three strands
each containing .wenty threads, weighing
ia ell one thousand pounds.
The basket. suspended from the contract.
ing hoop 20 which The net 10 ss,tached, 10 six
feet in diameter. |, il made Of strongly wo-
ven wicker work. about two inches thick.
The sides are sbou' four fee, high, and are
continued up with canvas, making a circular
room or cabin, in the sides Of W nich are win.
dows. This cabin is heated by q newly in
vented stove. lime being used instead Of FIRE.
a trap door 10 the centre OF The basket when
opened disclcses rope ladder leading 10
one Of Ffsncis's metallic lie boats, forty.
tive feet in length, mste expressly for this
: tip. II tccnlainss eoloric engine, attached
to a propeller. AT one end OF this boat is o
fan, CT ay wheel. Of sufficient dimensions 10
drive the whole ship up Or down without the
loss Of gas or ballast. Though the latter will
be taken asa precauiion.
A long and very broad oar, or rudder. q,
lhe other end Of the boa, will assist in shap.
ing the ships course. This boa, v III have
a crew Of Elk. IL will also contain water
and provisions for Fix months. also q rubber
life.boat, ll'e-presefvess. rockets, &c \. for
signals. one barrel Of line and everything
'ecessary for ure md comfort.
When riHgeu and fitted The chip will b.
$50 fee, high. and will have the power to
take W 9. tons. Mr.. Lowe has instruments
OF lis own invention for sscertaiDing bis
rate u speed the direction Of the wind be-
n. r..
will commence in about ten days. The gas
is furnished By the Manhattan Gas Co..
through gigantic metre capable OF reg
is,ering half million cubic feet OF gss
per day. !, is supposed that eigh. persons
VIII start in The city Of New York. While
The imitation is going on visitors will be
admitted 10 the enclosure on payment Of .
Tee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-16


Trr FREsipEKr IN 4. D. 1eOO.-The boy
.p'ohsblv new living who will be Prcsiden,
"'he United S,atcsin 1900. lie about II
I" i2yesrsofsge. His parents are in hum
te circumstances, but OF sterling traits Of
sh''sctcr. and their sou Is NOT one Of those
''y' noisy boys. that spend their dsys. eve
n'nss, and Ssbbsths 10 idlcness and rowdy-
Ism. Un The contrary he 10 Of q serious
css. very s'udious. and withsl IL well be.
ns'ed. Teachers. weigh we'll your respon.
s'oly! The future President may be ID
'ns' gfammer class ,ha, you think scarcely
worthy Of respectful attention. What boy
" ~ our resoers will claim to that dis,inc-
'on' Recolecs. the future President is not
found among the Sabbath breakers, The
essryday idIers. the evening rowdies, the
o'asphem ous. the vulgar. or among those
'Aa' love and make lie. He is not one Of
nose who pride themselves on being Young
""e''cs. and despise the authority ola faith.
= o. bresk away from The gentle restrain,
o's good mother.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-16

Alexander Hamilton once said 70 an int.
mate friend: Men give me some credit for
genius. When have a subject in hand.
study il profoundly. Day and night j is be-
fore me. Iexplore il in al lie bearings. My
mind becomes pervaded with Il. Then the
effort which I make 10 what the people are
pleased 10 call the fruits Of genius. Il 10
The ruit Of labor and thought"
Mr.. Wets'er once replied 10 a gentleman
~ho pressed him 10 speak on q subject Of
great importance; "The subject interests me
deeply. bui have not time. There SIR
pointing % huge pile Of letters cn the "a
bic. "is pile Of unanswered letters, TO which
I must reply before The close Of the session,
(Which was then three days of.) have
not time 70 master the subject 50 as 70 do i
juslice.'
.But. Mr.. Webster, few words from you
would do much TO awaken public attention
to IL"
"Ifthere is 90 much weight in my words
as you represent, il Is because do not allow
my sell to spesk upon any subject ill ! have
imbued my 7ind with it,
Demosthenes Was once urged to speak on
great and sudden emergency. II am not
pre3sred.r said he, aud obssinately refused.
The law Of Iator is equally binding OF
genius and mediocriiy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-16

Ncr AN IRIsHMAs.-At Lynn. the othes
day, a Sunday school teacher asked li,sls
cirI who lhe iirst man was. She answered
that che did not know. The question wa
o., 10 the next, an Irish Child. who answer
ed, aAdam, sir,D with apparent sa.isi'c'
ton. L., sail the hrst scholar, "yoa
needn't tel 50 grand about il. he wasn't an
Irishman''
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n5'A Forlorn Prnie. ost west says ths
man that would systematically and wilfuly
set about cheating printer would commit
highway robbery on crying baby. rob Il O
iis ginger bread, rob church Of ils counter
felt pennies. lick the butter of blind mig
ger's last "nitter'--pawn his grand mother
spectacles for a dram--steal ncorns from ,
blind SOW 70 mste respectable sppesrane'
in society,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-16

VA young married lady Of our acquain-
,0cs whose union hss not been prolific o.
".''s dar!ings," has suspended on The wall
nr bedroom. directly over The head of The
IN. : neat little picture, undernesth which
'n' following quotation from Scripture:
S.ae' little children 20 come unto me. and
~ 'hem no., for Of su.h is the king dun
81 Heuea.s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-16

-rEdwafd Everett hsving been requested
10 preside At meeting In behelfot the In-
dian-, and told ,ha, the spirit OF Daniel Web.
s,er had requested him 70 Do 50, replied "ihat
very long and ardent friendship existed be.
tween himself and Mr. Webster. aud b.
could not consen, 70 receive any commune
cation from him through third party.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-16

o." DO you 60 10 school now. Charleyr
I. Yes, OR. I had fight to-day. too he re-
piled.
. You had, which whipped
"0h. cot whipped he replied with
frankness.
"wss the other boy bigger than you arer
No, he was li'.ler."
"Weli. how come you 10 let little boy
v hip youl"
"Oh, you see he was madder nor
" sf."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-16

A HARD Jon Under this head the Cos.
pei Banner gives the following.
The Universslst Herald gives an account
OF preacher ont South, who has left tho
Baptist and joined us--our brother Kendrick
who says he tried nine years as Baptist
preacher 10 keep the people out Of hell.
md has now preached fifteen years trying
10 keep he'll ont Of The people. lie has got
4 hard task before him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-16
From the Louisville Democrat ]
God is Love"


Go. watch the goIien God OF day
Burst through the prison-bars OF night
And sweep across the sleeping earth.
Her. crimson wings Of silvesy light.
g., etsnd beneath The burning sta's.
Thst shine like angel thinys sbove;
And read the great eternal truth,
In nature written, God is love-"
Go, bssk beneath a southern sky,
Amid the soft and perfumed bowers;
Where all around. on every hand.
Teens with bright foliage. fruit and
flowers.
Go, list 10 natures music voice.
In mountain, rivulct and grove;
And own the great, eternal truth,
Which nature whispers, God is love-"
Go. stand mon the snow-cspped bills
OF cod New England's stormy chine,
And gaze around. below, sbcve,
On Natures paintings. grand snblime
Go. stand beside the deep blue sea,
And watch the soh sky bend above;
And read the great, eternal truth,
In nature written, God il love-
Go, knecl beside the sainted dead,
Freed from this weary world Of strife ;
And even there. learn "God ID love-"
For death is everlasting life.
On every leaf, on everr flower,
On ocean, earth aud sky above.
Il traced the great. eterna! truth.
In burning letters, God 10 love-"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-16

n-" Can any boy name an animal cf the
order ''idento"--ihat il from, too,hlcss On.
imsl.D A boy whose face beamcd will
pleasure at the prospect Of good mark. re-
plied-"i cam" "Well whs, II the animaIr
asked the teacher. Ny grandm,'hci.' re-
plisd the bcy with great Cer.