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The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by Of three
1V executions directed, by s. NJ Miles, Justice
Of the Peace in and for Township County Of Sierra State
Justice to One in favor fwM MILLER dated November
17h 1882 for the hundred dollars with
interest the from the Th day Of November 1852
together with forty dollars five
cruiDg favor PURDY UPSON
17h for the hundred and dollars and
cents with cent interest the
from the 18th day Of November 1852 together with forty dollars
and cents costs and accrung in
of EPHRAIM MATHIS dated November 1885, for the
hundred and ninety five dollars with per
interest the from the 18th day Of November 1882 together
with forty dollars and yfve cents costs Of suit as appears
sganstJ WILLIAMSON have levied upon and seized and will
sale at public auction front of Allegheny Saloon Al
1eghanyown in Township No. State and County aforesaid
On the 9Th day of January, 1s60
between O'Clock NJ all the right title
said Defendant following described
situated Township No Sierra County State Of Cali
forn wit "A certain lot Of Mining Claims situated
Middle Yuba river about Of mile south lafayette
HILL known Jack Williams Bank Diggngs" Hos Tools and
Wheebarows with the thereunto belongings
small Dches leading the above described dggings
together with Reservoir; much thereof will satisfy
executions and costs.
R. c. GAINES, Constable of Township No. Z, Sierra
Dated, Allegheny, December 10TH 1859. 46ts
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31
DowN1Ev1 LIE
Window and Door FaotorV,

Lower Plaza, adjoining the Theatre.
IL ORDERS for Windows and filed with prompness and
IA expedition.
Our facilities for turning all kinds woodwork needed in
the construction Of buildings surpassed this side Of the
valleys Our machinery which is driven by water power being
At lover rates than other establishment in the State
Carpenters and Joners Work. every description executed
. WorAmanike manner.
We hive TURNING LATHE which enables us to do everything
in that tne ASHER (. ROLLIES.
Downkvie, June "a, 1859. 2lN
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31

IT is stated that number of applications have been
made to Mr.. Lowe to accompany him in his trip across
the Atlantic. One gentleman has paid $1,000 for the
chance-of drowning himself.
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31

MS Young America is here all over. Little Tommy
T. is Eve wears old BE was musng mood the other
day and his mother asked him what he was thinking
about "Oh," said he, 81 was thinking OF old times"
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31

MECHANICS LIEN NOTICE.
I'm THE 18th DISTRICT COURT-DAvID PHELPS vs. CHARLES
SCHWAMB.
NOTICE hereby gven that David Phelps commenced
IN suit in the District Court Of the 18th Judicial District against
Charles Schwamb enforce Mechanics Lien
Building situated Downeve and known the
And all having and claiming Mechanics Liens against
premises hereby notified be and
of said District Court, in Downevile,
On TUESDAY, the Sd day Of January A. D. 1860,
o'clock exhibit proof of
any and all such LIENS DAVID PHELPS,
By WV. NJ. STEWART, his Attorney.
Dated December Sth, A. D. 1859. 45-2Od
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31
Private School.

MISS JULIA PARKER. LATELY TEACHER OF TIN
M Higher English Branches and of Languages the Female
seminaries At Barsye Penn and at Bradford s open
Tuition, per monthCommon Branches 340o Higher Engah
Branches the Latin French German Languages
Downievile Nov. 18th, 1850. ls6
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31
Administrators Sale.

ADMINISTRATOR 0a10.
TNDER and virtue Of Order made this 10th day Of Decem
County Sierra State of California; at the December
hereby gven will expose sale,
the highest bidder therefor for cash,
On the 9Th day of January, 1860,
at the Door of the Court House, Downev Sierra County,
California n. Of said
right title and JAMES GERNON
QUARTZ LEDGE Downevle
Sierra County, California
T. NJ RAMSDELL,
Administrator of the Estate Of James Gernon, deceased
lL.s.S Attest, T. ", KEYES, Clerk p C.
Q-~) 46-3w By J. c. STANLEY, Deputy
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31
BLANKS BLANKS! BLANKS!

DGAL HANKS Of kinds for sale oce-uch as
IL eummon Subp9nas, Attachments, Executions Warrants
Bonds and aAblanks used by county officers.
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31
CONSTABLE,S SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY Grt thaA Under andby virtue Of an
Execution to me directed issued from the docket Of Louis
County Serra State CALIFORNIA; judgment rendered there
18th of December 1852 in favor of n PARSONS
WILLIAM BEEKMAN the Of One Hundred
and Fyseven Dollars and Fycents with ten per cent
interest the 18th Of December 1882 and Twenty
Dollars Ninety Cents of suit and accing
levied and seized and will for sale at Public
Auction, the Excelsior H Ormerly Haven
gngs0 Sierra County California,
On MONDAY, the 9Th Day of January, A. D. 1860,
between O'Clock A. NJ P NJ all the right
of said Defendant House and
said Excelsior ao Stove and sundry other articles
in the said house and the possession Brown Co. together
with all the hereunto belonging anyws
pertaining, much thereof will satisfy said execution
costs. PETER MILLER, Constable Township No. 3.
Downieville, Dec. 23d, 1859. dts
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31
JeweIry, Watches, Cutlery, &c

* - HAVING recently received frous<he STATES Z
K<TSNkN New and Wel-seected Assortment Of WATCHES
ILL., 4& JEWELRY, CUTLERY, &C, &C., amnow prepared
az to offer better bargains than my friends, and
- respectfully solicit call from them.-
N.B-Particular attention given to WATCH REPAIRING and
ALL JOBS WARRANTED.
lift SOL. PURIFY, Main stresk 6svnievrle.
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31

~ The Prince Napoleon and his wife, the Princess
Clothilde, have become embroiled in domestic war
from Paris to Geneva, leaving the Princess behind
against her will Three days afterwards she followed
him, against his will He then sent her back, against
her will. She then commenced Q series of alarming
firtations which brought the Prince back against his
will And at the last advices there was general row
in the princely household.
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31

SOMETHING WORTH KNOwING.-Under this head the
Cincinnati Commercial says: day two since
workman, descending we'll which had been excavated
Barr street, overpowered by the noxous and
became insensible. A light let down. and imme.
dately exnguished from the same cause, when one OF
bis comrades to descend to his assistance but
was prevented by the foreman who wisely remarked that
one man could te rescued more easily than couple
As speedily as possible he procured quantity OF un,
Stacked ime which he cast into the pitt and then dasneo
down pail of water The good effect evident in a
brief space of tme pull at the rope was felt and
the was drawn the surface, having fortunately
escaped i'll consequences from the remedy winch nao
been used to dspel the carbonic acid gas
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Z 0Ts
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That and virtue
1N Execution to directed issued of Honorable
District Court the 18th Judicial District County of Sierra State
California Hon. p Vancief Judge presiding
dered therein the 7h day Of December A. d. favor Of
w. H. LADD DAVID HOWARD and against VIM M. DOWNEY
Et AL for the of 81 with four interest per month
the from the Th day of July A. D. 1885, together with
ing co have levied and seized and will to sale
at public auction front of the Court House Door, the
of Downieville, State and County aforesaid,
On the S1st day of December, A. D. 1859,
between the of A. NJ and NJ right and
Of said VIM D0wIey in and to the following described
property wit House and Lot bounded foows On
the south By Court House the Water street and
Yuba the recently used schoohoue
and by Nevada Stable Lot situated
about fifty d in the LOwnie Hotel and bounded
east Yube rver and Downeys Sabe together with
all the hereuno or anywise appertan-
melville Sierra County, State California aforesaid
thereof as will satisfy said execution and
P J.WhIITE, Sheriff Sierra County.
WV NJ SrEw3Rr, Plaintiffs Attorney. 45
The Sierra citizen., 1859-12-31
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Office hereby gvn that under and by virtue Of Order
IN Sale directed issued of the honorable District Court
for the 18th Judicial District County of Sera State of California
5h December 1859
d. ATKINSON and against JAMES CAIN, THOS
HAWLEY JOHN CAIN and fULToN DUNN sr for the sum Of
A. with three interest month the
the 5h of December 1885, together with al So
and damages appears record with accrung have
levied upon and seized end will expose sale public
in front of the Court House Door, the town Of Downieve
State and County aforesaid,
On the S1st day of December, A. D. 1859,
between hours of o'clock A. NJ o'clock NJ
right title and interest of said abovenamed Defendants
the following described situated Sierra County Cali
orna THE United Tunnel Companys Tunnel situated
Depot HILL in the County Of the said interest consists
enemen fixtures and appunances thereunto belonging
aanywise appertaining.
P.J.WHITE, Sheriff Sierra County.
NJ. Stew. ART, Plaintiffs Attorney. 45ts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-21
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
tTwKLyE LINES on LESS MAKE 4 SoUARK.)

Business Cards, not exceeding elk lines, inside
SIS, otherwise $40.
Funeral Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
TO space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the
hcaa of Special Notices." double fAs ordinary
rates.
special Notices In the Local Column 20 cents
per line. $50
Advertisements ordered on the inside exelu-
ssively In the Daily, after the first two weeks,
SO per cent. wore than the above ratss,
All transient advsrtfsemenfs masf De paid for
In advance. This raie viii not be varied from.
when the advertiser uses the Weekly aione,
the prizes will be the salnc ~ in the Daily
Whore The Daily and Weekly are both used,
Is par cent. will be deducted from the agge-
gate amount. 1875
Under the present System, the advertiser
pays much for the space he occupies, the
changes being chargsabie for the composition
only. This plan Ia now generally adopted
Our charge for changes will be Is cents per
sgasss. ~ $ss '.4%#
~ In all easea whsre advertisements are
discontinued before the expiration of the year
or the time contracted for, they will be charg
up at uur regular rstes for the time Aetual-
ly in.
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m m M MOYED

w. A. RICE. Architect,
/ IL AS removed his Office into the 2nd story Of
| 1 L Hatch Thompson's new Bank Building. on
| corner Of Main and Secors streets. Entranoe 10
4 Office on Seoond-st. fmch16dlv
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GKo. c. ANDERSON. ALEXANDER BARCLAY
ESTABLISHED IN is46.l

BANKING HOUSE OF
q II q R q II q. AN ID n n u N T. g q.
r HAVE this day admitted " : partner In the
L Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho has
been my teller for the last six years. The busi-
nsss, hereafter, will be conducted under the hrm
and style of
GEO. G.. ANDERSON / co.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Houses IL not
the ekest) In Iowa, the new firm soiicits eontin-
uance Of former patronage so literally extended to
the senior partner.
They viii make collections and remit, less Ex-
chsnge, on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are as formerly by senior part
ner wiz
REY1Rgncxs.
Park Bank, N. X.
Winslow, Lanicr h Co., Bankers,
Edward w. Clark Co., ,philadelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller 4 browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman deipcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers' Deposit Bank Pittsburgh.
Kramer 4 Rahm, Bankers,
Gilmore Drotherton " Cincinnati.
H. D. Hunt Co., Louisville.
State Savings Institution, ST. Louis.
keokuk an. '6s. GEO. G. ANDERSON. !.
jan6d
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HAIR CUTTING,
ED WARD DEANS.

u - a n u | l. @ H.
Second-st., between Main and johnson, up stairs.
kEOKUK, IOWA.
LIVERY description Of Cloths and Casyim meres
ll constantly on hand and out and made up into
garments In styie unsurpassed in the city.
N.B.-Boys' Clothing cut and made in the latest
and best styles. [dsc2O.dly1
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VIVA. ". GROVER,
Attorney at u q W !,

AoA
DkACTICkS only IN the Civil Courts Of Record,
i and deyotes his time chsedy to- Comn ercial
eases. Bushes q from abroad will receive careful
sttsusaoa. Once No. ~ Chestnut street..
Jan. /, '59-dAw1y
HiRAk BxKAEr. ". ALLEN SUrtEK. CIV. PARsoks.
BAxHEY. DUTLEk 4 PARSONS,
ATTORNEYS AND CouNsELLOR5 AT Law
TRISirY BuiLDiso, Ill BRoADwAY,
Feb1dAw6m NEW YORK.
cHAKLEs ~ Lo RTE. DANIEL !. MILLER.
LOWRIE Y MILLER,
A TTUkhEfS AND CoEAsELORS AT LAW,
IA and Solicitors in Chancery, keokuk, Iowa.
once on west side of 1hird-street, be. ween Main
xns4 johnson streets.
Jan. ~, '59-ddwly
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y. =. CAREY,
DEALgRfH
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,

NO. ob Maih-st., bet. Sd and 4th,
kEOKuK......... IOWA.
Ii AS opened At the above stand. next door TO Ii.
- D. Woodward Co., general assortment OF
goods in his line, and will be pleased 10 any and
81 his friends who may be In want Of Groceries and
Provisions.
Jan. IL, lS5o-d
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uircct Importaucn
or
HARDWARE AND OF I l. Ek I,
8. w. & II. TUCKER,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
l have In store, and receiving their supphes
for the spring trade ,dirsctfrom the makers, when
thoy offer to cash and prompt tims-buyeYs on IA
vorable terras. The stock being unusually large,
they confidently solicit IN e1smansm9n Of 'he
same. .. " u q. ns;,S
4 MES SHOVELs-- 4 large stock Of Amcs'
m.vao IHo's"'o '' = 8. W. H. TUCKER
uCYTHE sTONEs.--scythe Stones, Of different
- n.yla yla0' a'.A' ). w.xH. TUCKER
rCYTHh KIFLEs.--Various qualitiesof Seyths
- Rifss and Sharpsners for sale hy
mayIO s. va h. TUCKER.
lyTOKLES.-A rood article Of Siskies for ssle by
- lmaylol s. ". H. ~ IuckEE.
| r /ykINDSTONES;--The Berea q ri ndstoIes, ,ofva
" rious sisss for sale By
6.W II. TUCKER,
lSign Of the Red Paddock,
| MaylodGw Cor. OK Main - SITS.
E1ENCE NAILS,
| r Fine Sd do
Anas.isa sssSs Do to sl,n,h--a superior article
Finishing %
Together with general assortmsnt Of other nails
| OF the Belmont brand, Just received and for sale
low by ,. w n. 1UchAh,
maysdAw ------
/ IyOKN, ,G . -den, Hruhhrs and other HOES;
~ Spades, sFovels Mai orks and Picks;
1 Scythss. Snaahs, md Grain Cradles
| Cow bells, kakss and Corn Plantefsi
OF, Trace and Halter Chains;
Catting Boxsa, Hay and Straw knives;
Hay. btraw and Manure Forks;
And q large stock Of assorted Hardware and Cut
!. naysdAw- s. W.4H. TUCKER
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Ov0rcoatAngA ~ COST
T1lHE subscriber will sell the baIsnce Of hia
j Overcoatings Mt cost, until January lst.
DsclOd II. y. SMITH.
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CUTLERY AND SPECTACLES,
n9-which WILDE sold low for Cash. ~
Watches, Jewelry and locks Repaired, and War
ranted, At
No. I Estes House, Cor. Main 4 6th.
Novsed sAh'L g. BRIDGES.
Ladies' Fancy Hair Pins
4 N assortment iust received 1T MOL Estes
IA House, cornsr Of Main ard 9Th streets.
Decd s. q. bkIDoEs.
NrAnr' r'E.EA $40 a |
WATCH MAKERS AND JEWELERS.,
AND pEALKRa In
Tine watches. Clocks, JeWciry,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
No. Sta MAin-st., between ID md Sd,
KEOKUk, ,...-
TTAyINa lately added largely to our facilities
III for MANUFACTURING AND RErATRrsG jewelry,
Wa are now prepared to do all kinds of work per-
tanning to that business in the most approved
style.
order.
Particular attention paid to the ropsiring Of
Watches, by FIxsr CLASS WoRKAES. All work
warranted TO give satisfaction.
467=
Cold ana silver sPectacles to suit all
eyes that can be suited. Glasses matched and set
| in frames.
Cash paid for cid silver and California Gold.
novsdAw PARMELE BRO
| ". H. ArsrN. Q. l. ALBEsA.
w. RssA UsTIN n CO..
Usalers,
Groeers and Produce
NO. us MAIN-ST.,
on''''''''.....'.......... .......TOWA
NE GUARANTEE ALL GOODS sold by us n +. |
~ ~ represented, and deliver Foods hou.ht -
retail to any part Of the city, FREE or CHARaE
bcing agents for several Touring mills we are |
prepared 1t all times to sell at vhnIesaIs "A ,,i1
ALI grades Of FLOUR 1t the lowest rnnykst rres.
orders from the Country, accompanied by thn
Cash or Produce, win be filled PROMPTLY n the
LOWEST wHoLxsALE PRICES.
CASH PAID
For all kinds Of COUNTRY pRonucE
Dec. 80, bS-ddw
9 GuGARs-crushed,
~ Powdered,
, and Clarified,
loi saie oy w. Ii. AUSTIN a 90.
M MOLA&sEs--Belcher = and ST. Louis Refine
~ ry-in bbls. hlf. bbls and kegs--for sale by
oecoOddw W. Ii. AUSTIN l. co.
(,oEFEE-kio,
~ Java,
Laguyra,
and Costa Kics.
tor sale ~ w. ii. AUSTIN 4 co.
@ UdAK-CukkD HAMS, -
~ Country do
and Side Meat.
For sAle ny W. III. AUSTIN d CO.
deo3Od4w
u EEF TONGUES and Dried Beef, ct
= dec5O w. IL. AUSTIN CO.'S.
FAIR-HAvEN OYsTEHN
z EcEIVED every evening, fresh, and for sale
Low by W. II. AUSTIN CO.
lilo Lk! sLOuk!--A large lot Of all grades
OF Country and City FLOUR on hand now and
cnstantly receiving, at
dec3odlw W. II. AUSTIN 1 CO.'S.
SASH and FRAMES, all sizes, Tor
w sale Low by W. III. AUSTIN h co.
dec30dAw i
WRAPPING PAPER, oil sises OF Rag and
W STRAW Papers, direct from the mills, for !
ale Low by W. IL. AUSTIN co.
II USTkTTEKS s BIITEKS,
Schiedam Schnapps,
Leslie Stomach Bitters.
Lesiie,s Gingcr Wine,
or sale by W. IA. AUSTIN 4 co.
dec3OdAw
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-03-30
INDIVEEeU ALEYY.

There are no twin souls in Gods uni
verse. Each stands alone in its relation
to each. particular truth. within the. range
Of its apprehension. In the field Of life,
each has its standpoint, from which it OBJ
serves, and at which it receives impress
ions from all the facts, persons and phe-
nomena of the field. This round world
of ours rolls ceaselessly in the sea of light
poured from the exhaustless fountains of
the sun. All around it, thick strewn
with stars. bonds the blue frnalnent.-
Tt seems to every man as if he were stan
ding in the centre Of the world. The
Heaven that .swelIs above him, skirted by
a herizon that may be narrow or broad
is the true heaven. The consolidated
FLIGHTS that rise and set upon his vision
have related to him as q kind of sentlent
centre. That which is up, is necessarily
above his head, where his sun shines and
his moon sails; that which is down is be-
meath his feet; and he can hardly conceive
why bis antipodes do not die of appoplexy
or drop out Of the system Of things into
| the eternal abyss. So this world OF hui
man life revolves, q perfect sphere IN the
eve Of God. So embracing it all around
"a fathomlsss heaven at every angle and
aspect-sweeps thefrmainent OF his love-
on which eternal principles glow with
steady fame, holding to rythm and har-
nmooonv the consolidated truths which wheel
around and among them. 1t doubtless
seems to every soul that it sits in thecen-
tire of.this great system Of things-that
| God is directly above it-that the essen
tial truths which have relation to lte are
those, aud only those, that come within within
/ the range of its vision; and it wonders
how other souls can poss' Dy i've and
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WRITTEN FOR THE JOURNAL.
Hodge, odge Papers.
NUMBER NINE.
BY OLIVER ODD.

NUMBER NINE.
HEAVEN is doubtless a very pleasant
and proper place. Most people think so,
and have vague, indefinite idea of get
ting there some way. The ideas of what
Heaven is, are almost as various as the
minds that conceive of its existence.-
We have all heard of the good, old lady,
whose idea of Heaven, was that it would
be one unceaseing sabbath, when she could
sit with a clean apron on and sing psalm
tunes forever. This idea of Heaven as an
Eternal Sabbath is favorite one, but is
not greatly calculated to commend the
place to a restless boy, weary with the
long sermon and the hard seat, and long
ing for Monday and fun.
Heaven signifies to the mind the reali-
cation of its highest desires, and suggests
a very different state of things to the mind
of the untutored savage and the Christian
Philosopher. Now we know but little,
and care less about what the pleasures
and delights of Heaven may be. We
feel sure it will be adapted to the condi-
ton of all who may dwell there, and this
assurance is enough. ~.
Of those descriptions of Heaven so COM
mon in the pulpit, in religious poetry and
in school girl compositions, descriptions
profuse with golden imagery,-golden
harps,-golden crowns,-golden streets
and picturing long ranks of angels mar,
shalled around the THRONE, and singing
never ending songs of all such descrip-
.tions we are heartily sick. We have no
wish to depreciate the exalted nature OF
music. We love and reverence it, and
lbelieve it to be superior to poetry in that
it gives more rapid and fexile utterance
to the emotions of the soul. 1t is the fit
ting language of scntiment,--the most
ETHEREAL way of communicating thought
and feeling, and as such will no doubt
hold high place in Heaven. But our
mouth was never considered a calliopian
instrument, and when our fancy runs for
ward to ''the better land" and our tho't
dwells delighted on its glories, golden
harp is not among the blessings we COW
ct. - -. --s.,g
In this article we shall speak of but one
of the attractions of the spirit world-an
attraction alike common to all-the per.
Petua love and eompanionship of friends
Here is change, infirmity, decay and death
Ipnocenee is not safe from temptation anc
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You CAN NEVER RUB IT Our
One pleasant Afternoon a lady was sitting
with her little son, white haired boy
five years of age The mother was
sick, and the child had left his play to
stay with her, and was amusing himself
i'll printing his name with pencil on
paper. .gH.ssatiss
Suddenly his, busy fingers stopped.
He made a mistake, and wetting his fin
ger, he tried again and again to rub out
the mark. as he had been accustomed to
do on his slate. i5 1fa's fs8'1' = <.'.%
sMy son." said his mother edo you
not know that God writes down all
you do in book He writes every
naughty word, every time you indulge
in temper, and shake your shoulders, or
pout your lips, and, my boy, you can
,eyer rub 1t OUT" -.
The little boys face grew very red,
and in moment. tears ran down his
checks. His mothers eye was on him
earnestly, but she said nothing more
AT length he came softly to her side
threw his arms around her neck, and