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4aptr Yanging ann Upholstery

Raper gangtng ann etpgolstsrg
NEW AND CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS.
WIN H GRIFFITH
- No. IL North Gay street, opposite Christ Church,
Would respectfully invite attention to his large and well
selected stock of Paper Hangng Upholstery Goods Gold
Blinds Bindings Cord and Tasses &c, &c, all of the
Paper hung any part of the city country by expert
enced ana careful workmen at prices that must please
Paper at 10 cents per piece. aplS-ly
WILLIAM r Ha93Lit AN p AVN ,nrn y ,vora
Would respectfully his customers that he has just
opened and is now prepared to furnish elegant
LACE AND OTHER CURTAINS,
cANopEs GSo f5Yf F sc Pa56iSFs ITALIAN
BLINDS and WINDOW SHADES
FRESc fIe% NGsR an With general assortment of
n,rr,rr ,,-a AMERICAN PAPER HANGING3
SHADE AND BL IIAA6t rRIM MHtIHsS'
ap51y FIRE e." 86A IRRf5siPT R 4!
T ACE CURTAINSl LACE CURTAINSll
IL MUSLIN CURTAINS rsr,x cr,pr,1vs
WALTER CROOK, t JR., 'oNiAiN''
900 BALTIMORE STREET NEAR CHARLES,
Has ayS q % = d III stock
CURTAIN BANDS,
His assortment is now better than offered in this
Also, ! iity stoekof
YIN D o W 5 II AID ES,
Gilt, Gilt and Cloth, Painted Transparent &c, fine
Cambria.
AZ sH fif5Es H hPa folGEi Of
All kinds of
SHADE AND BLIND TRIMMINGS.
VENETIAN BLINDS
always on hand and made to order
PAPPEEeRFs Sf Fl = i e 4 Ct Gs,
lSR
His stock includes all the different qualities and Styles
from the cheapest and painest to the richest and enables
fine selection of FIRE BOARDS on hand.
~, Town and country orders promptly attended to.
w No. 900 BALTIMORE STREET,
Charles,
Invites the attention of purchasers to his very extensive
UPH0L STERY GOODS,
I n %F all Kinds GURTAIN GOODS HAIR CLOTHS
Embroidered Elgs. Cloth Piano and Table COVERS.
Plain CLOTHS, in different colors with Silk vandyck
Holben and Bay Leaf Borders to match mhl2tfriw
DIAPER HANGINGS
VENETIAN BLIND MANDATORY,
o. HER RING,
No so BALTIMORE STREET, NBAR.GAY.
Has just received his Spring stock of
AND SATIN GLAZED PAPER,
from all the different manufactures Also, UNGLAZED PA
PERS, ranging from l29 to % cents piece with variety
GILT AND VELVET BORDERS,
BUFF HOLLAND AND GOLD SHADES, Ia
BILE AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, MATING AND DOOR
MARROW AND WIDE sLAT VENETIAN BLINDS,
ana " TACT VEYRhNBRs MhBE 70 5R 6R S6ReSS
An experienced workman to part of the State of
Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia, put paper when
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dNants.
8ankfrs ana 8ruksrs.

THO. s. CUTTINGS Il CO,
- BANKERS, EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND ELL BROKERS',
No ~ SOUTH STREET,
Buy and sell on Commission Stock and Securities in this
and other markets
Purchase and sell Ground Rents
Advances made Stocks Real Estate Notes, and other
collaterals
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Eoalls.
Make collections all accessible points in the United
States and Canada.
Receive deposits in Bankabe and uncurrent Funds, and
transact the business of Private Banking in all Of its depart
mentS a Howe dOnd
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aianos and Hlnsif.

v-,EH---u THE BEST PIANO FORTES
n u II VI CHICKERING & sons.
~ u They have received 50 Medals for their
perOrity all other makes, and of the Ma
ryland Institute, the HIGHEST AWARD. They
by all Judges to be the BEST PIANOS in the
United States.
NJ Some excellent second hand Pianos for sale Pianos
tuned. l. t. STODDARD,
d2i-tf No 4 South Calvert
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f.sa.1 FOR SALE.-A FARM of 81 acres, To-
% Gated near the Relay House on the Baltimore and Ohio
~ Railroad. 1t is improved by a good DWELLING,
Barn. aud all necessary out houses with Peach Apple
Orchards.
Two small FARMS near Franklinville, Baltimore county
Land and improvements good; will be sold low.
Also good FARM of ITO acres, on Choptank river near
Denton, Caroline county.
small PLACE of II acres, on the Hartford Road miles
from the city. viii suit "A gardener
Also large FARM at Ellicotts Mills; excellent land and
improvement
LANDS, HOUSES, &c. RUMBLE & WILLIS,
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Phunnygraphs.

"What a strain that is said Mrs. Parting
ton, rs she heard an aria from Lucia sung in
the highest style by young lady where she
was visiting. AYES, was the reply, "that is
operate" Upper attic, is it P" said she; IL
should think It was high enough to be on
the top of the house" Mrs. Partington does
not believe that mere screaming constitutes
melody.
HOUSEHOLD TREASUREs.-A treasure of
husband carries the baby. A treasure Of a
Whenever asks for money. a treasure of
a son-has money in the funds. A treasure
of daughtcr-looks the same age as her
mothers if ANYTHING, trile older. A trca-
sure of servant-runs to the post-ofice in
less than half an hour. A Treasure Of cook
lis not hysterical whenever there is COM
pany to dinner. A treasure Of baby
doesn't disturb its dear papa in the middle
of the night
There is an old bachelor in New York so
confirmed that he won't read the war news,
because so much is said about infdHtry.-
Pity his father had not been like him = Bos-
ton Post.
Miss Nancy says a man is good for moth.
ing until he is married, and, according to her
experience, he is only worth as much again
when he is.
LoGIC,-No cat hGs tiro tails Granted.
Then cat has one tail more than no cat
True. Well, then, we have proved that
cat has three tals!'-
Sidney Smirh passing through a by-street
behind St. Paul's, heard two women abusing
each other from opposite houses. They will
never agree said the witt "they argue from
different premises"
A Dublin cai-driver hailed q passenger,
and asked If he wanted a car The latter
said mo" he was able to walk, "Nlay your
honor long be able, but seldom willing" was
the sharp, but courteous reply.
A GREAT TRUTH.-Howllawa says that il
is just sensible move to undertake to get
married without courting, as to attempt to
succeed in business without advertising.
A good action is never thrown away. That
is the reason, no doubt, why we find so few
of them.
Scrutinze lawyer closey when he advi-
SEES you to avoid litigation, and a doctor when
he drinks your health.
A celebrated naturalist says ThTr usSrs are
the most yilfed of all animals. We know
that foxes are the most run down.
as Mr.. Smith in ?" asked an Irishman.-
mo-" was the replyi "wil you leave your
name p"--"Och, murther DO you think I'd
be after going home without nameP ?" re-
joined Pat
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spurgeon'a Pulpit styio.

The following extracts from the Afh Amer
lean series Of spurgeons diseouHes will give
The reader gddI ifeH 1r HiE-T TrTiu 1f prrHelt-
ing and Illustration i-
Many 0f Code people have mauuhctory
~ the back of their houses In which they
manufacture troubles and home made trou-
bles, like other homemade things, last a very
lnng while, aud generally iit very unoomf1rt-
ably Troubles of Code sending arc. always
suliable-ihe right sort iDr our backsf hut
those We make are Of the wrong sort and
thej hi~sys-tHst ''s ls1,F4s- t.aA Gld.4.t I
have known au old lady 10 Alt saa fvut he
cause she believed che should die in work
house, and she wanted God 90 give her grace
nccordinglyi but Ejsat would have been the
good Of that, becnusn the Lord meant that
she should die Ia her own quiet bedroom,
The very beasts arc better than man, f1r
man has al the worst attributes Of the boosts
and none Of their best lie hos the fierce
ness Of the lion without ils nobility he hos
The stubbornness o. the ass without its pa
ticnce he has all the deyourug gluttony Of
the wolf, without tho wisdom which bids II
avoid the trap. lie "a carrun yultuie,
but be- is never satisfied be- Is very ser
pent with the poison Of nsps beneath biz
tongue, but be splts his venom niur Of us we'll
40 nigh All, Il you think Of human nature
ns u acts toward God, you will say indeed Il
Is 70 be mcnded, IL must be made anew.
Let the brcicer remember that a. he brews
he must drink, Let the poHer trcmbIe lcat
he bc hke a vessel married upon the wheel
Let the priHfer tako heed, that biz life be- sct
In heavenly type, and not iu the black letter
ot sin, Iauter beware for paint will not
auiheei we must have unyarnished realities,
Go, and when thou hast found any good,
strive 20 pcrpct uatc IL by communicating ito
Others. When thy foot Is on the rock, show
Others how to put their feet there, When
thou art glad tell other how thou vast made
glad, and the same cordial which -checrcd
thee may cheer them likewise, Come Sc,
comfort my people
There Is poor man in the streets who has
just come begging a crust at your door, and
you can see, by what ho says, that there is
something Of Gods grace in his heart then
comfort him There Is another, up the crcIk
ing stair case in that back ally YOU never
went up there. you might bc nihid 10 goi but
II you hear'a child of God there. do not
shrink bach. Gods diamonds may ho uftcu
found amid heaps Of rags and tuttrrs, ia the
vcry outskirts Of the city. the rbodes of hog
gard poverty 80 go after them.
Some Of you have as yet escaped the lash,
but there is third table crowded with most
honorable guests. | believe there have been
more princes and kings, mas ors and alder
men, aud great merchants, sitting nt this
table than at any othv, II is called the ta-
BILE Of worldiucss.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02
Austrian Generals.

General GyulN now the ncttal Governor
Of the AuStro.Italian provinces, and Com.
mandrr-in-C Chief of the troops in all Lombar-
do-Nenetin, was in 1913 a simple general Of
brigade. He fought under the orders Of
Radetsky specially nt Custozza, on the 2jth
of July, and got badly beaten. Custozza is
the name of oiN of the villages included in
the line which was then occupied by the Sar-
Ginnn army. $4,000 Austrians, commanded
by Radctsky, assaled four Piedmontcse bri-
gudes, the collective; strength of which was
10000 men. .An0t of these brigades was
commanded by the Duke of Genoa. The
fight lasted from eight o'clock in thef morn
ing till four in the afternoon. The Pied
montese performed prodigies of bravery; de-
Tended step by step all their positions, and
retired ftcing the enemy, whom they never
allowed for u single instant to break their
ranks.
General Baron de Hess has incurred dis
grace by having blamed the offensive move.
ments across the Ticino. He took part in
the campaign of ls4S, in quality Of chef
d'etdt major of Marshal Radetsky: Vast
military talents were ascribed to him at that
time.
or General Benedick, the historian Of the
Paris Steele says: He enjoys a European
almost equal to that of his cele-
brated colleague, General Haynau, the woman
tlogger.
General Hebel's rank in 1918 was colonel
After the retreat Of Radetsky across the
+%tlitse- he -a1IiElasind- n-kHsA- nnen-the
Of the Geheral-in. Chief be.
tween Verona and Trent by Rvol and the
Garona. He took part with battalion of
the regiment of the EmperorS chasseurs, in
the action of Pastrengo, where the Ausrinns
were beaten. He is the same, If we are. not
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llhIs OE Pooh FAHmNG.-lst Invest all
your apital ln land and run in debt Tor more,
2h, lllrs-money % stock, your farm,
3d., Have no faith in your own business,
and le always ready ~ sell out,
4lh, Buy mean COWS, spawned horses, poor
oxen, and cheap tools
6lh, Feed bog hay aad moudy corn st0yer
exclusively, in order 90 keep your stock tams.
Fiery cattle are terrible hard on old, uckety
wagons and ploWs
Glh, Use lhe oil of walnut freely whenever
your oxen need strength Il is cheaper than
hay or meal keeps the hair lively and pounds
out 90 lhe grubs.
4ti, klllLI ElEl- -EHiFrz fsff--+-r-s ns- ttFu
butcher shuns beauties Of Tunts, thu ln the
hams, aud pot-brllled, bat be- sure and keep
their blood thu with scanly heritage, AMI
mals are safest 90 breed from that haven't
strength % herd,
hth, Be cautious In the manufacture of
manurcs, II makes the delds look black and
mOuruful about planting time, besides Il 10 a
great deal 1f work 90 haul 10.
oh, Never waste time in setting out fruit
and shade trees, Fuit and leaves rolling
around place make ID unhealthy.
The road "a poor farming, though largely
travelled Is not well understood, and these
landmarks are thrown up for the common
benefit,
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Tho Intoroossor.

Father I bring worthless child 90 thee
To claim Thy pardon, once, yet once Hgain
Receive him az my hands, Tor ho b. mine
lie is worthless child-hr be- owns his guilt
Look not on him-he viii not bear thy glance
But look ON mel ~ hide his filthy gariuoutsf
uc pleads not for himsclf-hc darcs not plead,
His cause IL minc-I am h,S fH'5r6cSl0r.
By that unchanged, uuohangiag cath o. mine
By each pure drop of blood lost Tor him
By all the sorfows craven on nay soul
By every wound borc--l claim II due
Father Divine | would not have him lost
lie ~ a worthless child-but he ~ mine
Sin hath destroyed him--sH hath died ~ pie;
Satan hath bound hu--SafnH "a my siare--
Death hath desired him hare conquered BedM
l could not bear to sec him cast away,
Vile az lac Is, the weakest " my flock,
The one who HtirNCs me most, that loves nae least
Yea, tho his sins should dim each spark of love-
| measure not my love by his returns.
Aud, tho the htTipCb ! send 60 bring him home,
Should serve 20 drive him farther from my arms,
SfiN hr a. mine. | lurcd him from the world
lie hAs no homc. no right, but Ia my love.
= ho' earth aud hell combined against him rise,
I'm bound 10 rescue him-f0r We are one
When ! hear a song like that, or any that
has the spirit of devotion in il, sung in the
church or out Of Il, by one or 10y many, love
TO think of il As ascending from earth, mount
ing higher and higher through.th the arches Of
holiness, until qt last it falls as purified and
pleading gAngcl before the throne OF God. And
believe that the Office Of music, or Of song,
is to exercise just such an influence upon our
souls as We might suppose would be produ
ced did the angel song, Of which love to
dream, kneel actually before our father, and
plcud for W. la Heaven.
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10 We offer the following as a rule by
which rain may be predicted with certainty
We have never known the signs to fail, ex
cent in cases where their fulflmcnt was pre-
vented by dry weather. Mobile Tribune.
When hushcd and still the zcphyrs breath
When leaves hang motiunless as death
When winged insccts I'LL the air
when vcngcful bcd-bugs quit their lair
when frisky hoas for food foray-
When midday airs mosquitoes play
When lowing cows the barnyard seek
When blcnting calves caf.lanRuagc speak
When thick black clouds obscure the sky
when ftful gusts of wind pass by
w hen large round drops ofwntcr fall
when housewives scold and children squall-
When damp perVadcs from roof to cellar
when you cant find your umb-r-rolla-
When lightnings flash and thunders roar
when eorns once healed, need Ealing o'cf--
when drops bcdew the window-panc-
when these occur--iO0E out for ram
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are brave snd well disciplined, They voult
stand OIL dag under mn without hlnching
but this sort Of httack-ihis beginning pitt
/ the bayOnet-terrihes them, A. / said,
don't understand il Al all,'
~ This same bHttig NJ thr sfsiJ sslaisEi
we're seen 10 fall on their knees siih ths
muzzles Of their muskets on tho ground, and
/ 10 remain there a. " paralysed.
One thing, which still continues 10 be- sur.
/ prIsing, 10 the extreme youth Of The soldiers
whom We make prisoners, Most Of them
are only 10, II, rs yelTs old. This youth
may partially eHplaln tte way In which those
poor soldiers give ihoms, Ives up.
A GaIpnIAl lhn AAA- AllnRlag Ia lge pHa=
9asss - ths hlFauae, pushes ihrm toward his
captain.
Take them, Captain said he, here are
five Of them, The business IL getting irk-
some ! was not made 10 drive lambs.
And he goes OF furious"
One Of the frat among the wounded pointed
out 90 me Was Louayd Of the Guard, who
had taken on Austrian standard. The poor
fellow had lost both hands above the wrist,
but seemed as oonienleh hs II Il was only q
trihe. Another IouaVe, no had lost his
right hand, showed me some zwanzigers h.
had found on an Austrian. and asked me
what they were worth. told h,,H about 80
frnnoa, lie said" Ma main rdiaR plus que
celia" Another, shot through the shoulder,
had purse With thirty or forty Nnpolsops
10 iti be showed me lhp ball which had been
extracted II was eoneAl, fiat at the bottom,
with two grooves round the base.
DEscmPuoS or GAElhALpL-The follow
Ing description Of GaHbaldi I. gwen In a
communication from Lombardyi
81 have only had glimpse Of Gadhaldi 3
hg IA ~ - ah a..
head Of lion on the shoulders Of an athlete.
His long black, grizzly, uncombed beard :
his eyes flashing with lightning gleami his
black felt hat, ornamenled with dark plumes ;
his scarlet mantle tied round his thfoa', pre-
sent 10 you pcra0nagc Of no ordinary
stamp. ! am every where assured that ne IA
realty gentleman, gallant to ladies. severe
10 men, still more severe to himself sober 20
excess, animated and cold nj the same time.
lie inspires IN hs little army confidence
only equaled hy the terror he inspires IN his
enemies. Ever the foremost IN the fight,
urging his charge into The thiekest battalions,
dismounting nov 10 se fe musket. sharing
with the meancst follower the labor of the
march, he gives evidence slike Of courage
and coolnesA that astonisheE nll.
IL Is said that he issued the following adj
dress 20 his soldlorA
"My ehildren You are one TO Eve. Re.
fore you h death behind, the muskets Of
your eomrnds, who will shoot like u dog the
first who retreats Cannon We have none
We viii take them. Let us diej what mat
ters il, Italy must be free. Behold your
real roeomponse."
This man, who resembles a chief Of brigands
viii become more than distinguished Gene
raj he will be great and mighty captain.
unless an Austrian bullet arrests him in his
career.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02

STATION House MISTAKEN FOR HoTEL.-
Last evening man full six feet high, direct
from the interior, entered the l7th Ward
station house, and with an air of considerable
selfcomplaisance, walked up to the desk and
said he wanted to register his name. The
large book was handed nim,- and he wrote
the name Lyman Clue. Turning to the door
keeper he asked for lodgings, and, throwing
his satchel at one of the sergeants, said {;
"Take my baggage
Sergeant brevoort told the door-keepor
that as the stranger seemed to be q respecta-
BILE man, he should have a room to hl@self
The door-keeper took him below and opened
Il cell, which he informed him he could occu-
py. The strangers eyes grew wild at the
prospect. Queer hotel, this" said hej "bed-
rooms in the ccllnrI
"Rather queer" replied the door-keeper.
"Looks like a jail" said the stranger.
"Very much,' responded the door-keeper.
"Arn't it jail P" asked the stranger.
at are n jail" replied the door-keeper, who
unable 10 restrain his mirth burst into
laugh which made tlW basement ring
The stranger rushed up SUITS, HHt w1th=
out saying n, word seized his satchel and ran
of, the sergeant remarkin2 To him as he
went out, that Capt. Hart was good mdn,
but "couldn't keep hoteL"--N J. Pest
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-02

KossUTH TO TIE HuN0ARIAN ExILEs RE-
SIDING IN THE UNITED STATES "A; the time
OF the late Crimean war, several of my e1iled
fellow country men brought great misfortune
on Themselves by throwing up their situa-
tons, and leavmF the United States foF Eu-
rope, without having taken care to ascertain
whether or not circumstances warranted the
step. fear the present state Of European
affairs, together with partly vague, partly ex-
aggerated, partly uhiounded reports, may
have a similar effect. / consider it therefore,
to be my duty to warn my exiled fellow
eountrymen in America, that Il is not vet tis.s
for them to more. Grave considerations foff
bid my entering OH premature explanations.
Suffice It to say that, though the sky ia
Frightening promisiugly we have y ct great
difficulties to overcome. Due care is taken
not only OF the interests of our country. hut
also especially Of their personal interests.
lheH =ha!l be anlg -appEl4ed- ia-dus TING.
But the time has not yet come Let them
patiently, let them confidently wait. ANY
inconsiderate ruShneSs might bring peraunsi
ruin on themselves, without the slightest ad.
vantage TO the public cause. KdSsUTH.
LonolHr Eaglard, June O, 1859.
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clcked iiff Fun, ppeurd suddeny che doaTS
aud deliberately shot the strange woman in
fhe back. Fer husband fcTeamed, y hen the
excited and abufrl sife faiutrd. On having
returned ~ cnutcipusHfst, she learned that
The Eomha vho hdd supplanted her in she
affections pf Mr. -, saa Ohe 0f those
frames Tor efhihiinR shss h aid mantilas
on, which be that morning bad brought up
from ihe store 10 have retnmmed b. bic vile.
in her usual tasiy style. Not fnGing his
wife 10, be- was looking ~ the figure, and az
log u up ns surprise for her, hen her sud
dtn leaInuay like % hatsaotl him be lie.
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o. The Broadway dandy of 1859 is thus

O. The Broadway dandy of 1859 is thus
described in the New York Ledger;
"Hat, like nm inverted iron pot hair, crop
ped like French soldiers, or an inhabitant
of Blackwell's Island moustqche, ample and
elongated, but no whiskers, or else n beard
and no moustache-ncver both shirt-collar,
erect and setting close TO the neck cravat a
silken string coat-collar, n quarter of an
inch high coat, vest and trowsers, all of the
same material light colored, coarse of tex
ture, looseish shirt, extremely fine and clean
~ith the wrstband covering one-thrd of the
hand hid gloves, dark colored and very new
fitting like glove shoes not of patent lea
thor but polished to n miracle. No iewclry
of any kind, unless in the form of vest but
tons, which may be of coral, cnrbuncle, or
garnet, but this is not obligatory. Gold
hunting watch as large as n saucer (the las,
aiicctnton u.s. however to carry a silver watch
gold being SO 'doosid common Cane,
thin, stiff and plain. Thus equipped, the
Broadway dandy thinks he looks like an Eng
lish lord. He is now saving his salary with
a view to the purchase of one of those won
derfully fine Panama hats which have lately
broken out. The days are at hand when his
tribe will esteem it infamy not to have on a
hat that was labeled in tho shop window
$50 How grateful we ought to be TO the
Broadway dandy for taking so much trouble
and going to so much expense TO amuse his
fellow women"
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Tho Baby.

Another little wave
Upon the sea Of life
Another soul.to save,
Amid it, toll and strife
I've more little feet
To walk the dusty road
To choose where two paths meet,
The narrow and the broad.
Two more little hands
To work FOR good or III
Two more title eyes;
Another little will.
Another heart TO love,
Receiving love again;
And 80 the baby came,
A thing Of joy aud pain.
n Proridcncc Journal
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WHAT A JEALOUS WOMAN DID BEtoRE she
TAINTED. In Milwaukee. last week, lady,
returning fr0m morning drive, on approach
ing the room usually occupied by herself and
husbHnu; huUryt vUirr- stopped, iistet-
ed, placed her eye to the D key hole, snd saw,
to her horror, woman standing on the floor,
and her husband in the same room, fixing a
shawl over her shoulders. Enraged at the
ihhdelity Of her husband, she went to the
hall, took down loaded shot gun, returned,