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EXPERIENCE WITH \ New SET OF
TEErH.--Wc have been very much
amused in listening to an Acquaintance
of ours when describing a new set of
teeth. He remarked:
Il have had all my teeth RULED out,
for to tell the truth ! think they have
been curse to me always rather than a
blessing. Now, in their place l have
had false ones put in, and l mus. tell
you my experience with my new masti-
Gators. felt, when the set was first
put in. as though | had couple of
whcol- -barrows full of paving stones lay
ing around loose in my mouth, and if
seemed as if they were going to be
spilled out at every motion. The first
day waited till every one had done
their dinner, not daring to make an cx-
hibition of my teeth AMI run the risk of
their dropping on the table. Well, l
chewcd little and stopped, chowed
again and stopped, and finally went to
my room and laid the dsrn4d things on
the back part OF an upper shelf, thinking
they were no go. The next day tried
them again. but with little better sue
cess. and after this l would carry them
in my pocket, occasionally trying the
things on, and every time experiencing
some new emotion. One day they would
feel as much like a great horse shoe with
nails in, as anything else; and again
could be certain that had great circu.
lar wheel slowed under my lips Scme
of my experience was very comical -
They served me so many times. and |
was rather getting tired Of my bargain;
bat by perseverance | have become used
to their ways, and now they clnnot get
away from me, as | know just how to
manage them. and how to bite on them,
and bless from the bottom Of my heart
the inventor Of false teeth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-16
A Yankee in a Third Avenue
Car

An accident happened in one of the
third avenue cars, New York, few days
since, illustrating in an amusing manner
the Yankees propensity to get his moneys
worth.
The car in question conveyed passcn-
gers as far as Slst street, a distance oil
five miles for the triaing sum Of five cents.
OF course for all shorter distances the
fare was the same. While passing the
park, tall slab-sided individual. on
whose calculating features Yankee
was indellbly imprinted, stepped into
the cars. Soon the fare taker came his
rounds, and stoEped opposite our Yankee
friend.
"Your fare sir said he politely.
GLOW much'll it be :" said the person
addressed, pulling oat his wallet.
"Five cents" was the answer.
Give cents Why, that's what
you charge for going the whole trip,is Mt
it -
"Yes."
And you carry felIcr five miles for
five cents -
"Yes."
"Wen, that's just a cent mile
Well now, | aint going but mile little
short ifanything. That'll be justa cent.
Here S the pewter"
SO saying he drew forth from the val
let Il din5y copper coin. bearing the i'm
print of 1914 which had evidently seen
not a little service in its day. If it
could have spoken, what tale might it
not have unfoided. Bat that is not to
the purpose.
The tare-tlker was somcwha, taken
back. Evidently the Yankees method
of fcomputins the fare was novel one to
him.
Cant take it." said he shaking his
head. I'VE don't make any allowance
for such eases. Our chargers Ave cents
without regard to distance"
'Laok here, Mister" said the Yankee,
ID want to knaw if yoa call that fair ::
I'd ike to arslty that point little
J :. suppose YOU was 4 trader and kept
hour to sell, and and another man
should come % yon for -four. Now if I
took one brrel, and the other man five,
would yau think it fair to charge me Jest
as much for my one as for the other
ie,ler's five :: say, would you -
Il can't stop to talk said the fare
taker growing impatient, land it won't
be any use either. Just pay your five
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Mi1trllanrnu5.
The Mad Engineer.
4 Thrilling Episode OF Life on the
.ilissis>ippi

Night on the Father of Waters -
Night with the sable veil lowering over
the mourning city of New Orleans,
The shrill roar Of the escaping steam
told all Who heard it, that tie steamer
"W,s:crn Belle" had cast off her shore
fasts, and was now, like an uncagcd bild,
posing herself on the wing, ready to
start on Eer flight up the mi 5hty Mississ-
ippi.
| was not moment too soon, for, ere
| had reached the promenade deck, the
5angway plank was drawn in. Good
bye was said to those gathered on the
wharf handkerchiefs tluttered in the
breeze, waving an aicn and We weye
off
Il was when he cholera was ragns 50
ieatfully in the southwest, aimos, dep9p-
ula,ins whole cities IN single day and
carrying death and desolation into nearly
every family.
The panic was at is height in NV
Orleans. Business Of all kinds appeared
to be utterly pfosterated before the re.
sistless march Of the dead d es,roycr.
All or nearly a''' "ho h'd menus OF
pecuniary ability, were intent ON placing
themselves or families at safe distance
IRON the delaly Iisitah;'
As natural consequence, every baat
OF o'hef conveyance "hicl La1 not
ceased running was cfo"9e1 "'H tAe
hylng and fe7i-sltlken citii rs.
Inc w e'iern bs''e, i'fmea no cxcep-
Ii 10 tue 1eacFa' ioI'' - on this
OCCASION as s"e swung on la'o tAa
stream an observer e'4d LtVe readily
seen that she WAS GRO" cd to her utmost
capacity Ere we had reached the chan
mel, observed the capt'tn Hnrrying past
me, mutterlns TO himself apparently III
great agitation Had | only known
before we cast oh-ye; something must
be done' that IS eViIe.t-oat what
Give me the chs'ge
Capt Reynolds raised his eyes at the
sound OF tie clear anu senofous but
$ mewha a'lmperattve voice tAat uttered
the words and oehel4 tall, dark tca-
tufed and strck'hS y handsome man,who
naioiy aHpfo'chca IRON the opposite
direction and VINO, instantly selzInS
MS manu. exclaimed captain the
engineer has isii his post-gone upward
-dead-the cho!cra . and his gestures
were si1hlHcaht as nespoAc.
Il am ready aware OF the fact SAID
the captain with anxiety IN his tone,
'out why DO you evinee such an interest
IN the matter and his momcntary,
stern gaze rested upon the eonhtenance
oi the stranger, whose face was partly
concealed oy heavy beard and NOUS
'ache oi elossy oiackness.
- am Lieut. ueo' Hilton, OF the l.
>. Army Out lormerly chief engineer OF
the "r'aiFls o'rd' at your service
Said ,he stranger IN a burned manner,
mentioning "eiI known boat, noted
IN years gone by Tor her great speed and
superior accommodations.
Ana your ooJect Is to offer your SER
wees 10 me as an engineer for the up
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The first printed volume containing
English verses is John Wotton, or Wot-
tons Speculum Christiani, printed at
London by William Machlina, and nov
exceedingly rare, copy of it being val
ued at from fifty to thirty guineas. Sur
rcy's translations of the second and
fourth books of the Eneid are univer-
sally allowed to be the earliest English
specimens of that noblest of all metres,
blank verse; Boston Transcript.
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Z,

4 QrEsTIoN FOR THE Brow REPuBLrcNNs.
How can "Old Brown be at once hero, a
martyr. saint and a maniac II Journal OF
Commerce.,
Perhaps in the same way that St. Paul
was. We know that he was a hero. a mar
tyr ond saint, and we have also the tcstmo-
ny of Festus, that.'much learning had made
him MAD Evening Pose~
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straw over and have it in good condis
ton for plowing under in early spring.
If young pigs are kept at home in winter
it is best to put tho mother in the sty, and
give them fresh bed of straw every
week. and let them also have arr and
exercise en- warm days. Wean them at
the end of seven weeks, and then feed
them with scalded Indian meal for the
first six weeks after. r.--4Genesee Farmer.
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A NICE PoINT.--"I can't bear cnil.
dren" said Miss Prim, disdainfulv.
Mrs. Partington looked over her spec
tacles mildly before she replied
"Perhaps if you could you would like
them better
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Mr.. Van Winkls, Of Cambridge, Illi-
nois, was recently prosecuted for slander
which his wife had uttered against some
of her neighbors. The damages were
laid at $4,000 but the jury awarded
$4,000.
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TO ENJOY siesta and cigar Tor an hour,
after which | sought out my state room
- found. entered, closed the door and
was on the point of consratulating my.
self on having been able to secure it,
when my attention was arrested by the
earnest intonation of a voice of peculiar
beauty-one that could never be sftcr-
ward forgotten, though heard mid the
wild beauty and grandeur of an oceans
storm-thc rear and carnage of battle, or
the discordant murmurs of an assembled
universe Spell bound | listened.
''Oh, sir whatever you arc, for the
love of heaven. assist me to get out of
this room-and at once Our safety
aye, the lives Of every one on beard is
pending OH shudder to think-perhaps
the issue of a few moments :"
There was an indescribablc carncstncss
in the utterance of the words that thrill.
ed me to the soul. 10 think was to act j.,
and knowing by the sound that thin
board partition separated me from the
fail pleader- for that she was fair
would have stakcd my exis'cncc-l
Immediately drew my heavy "bowic, -
and first assuring her of a speedy deliv-
cry, commenced cutting away at the top
| of one Of the boards.
In two minutes it was loose-in four
took 1t ut and stepped through the
opening.
What picture was revealed
Seated on low stool, with her auburn
rns.ets floating over her shoulders of
alb ster whiteness.
"In all the wllness of disheyolcd charms"
was a gloriously beautiful maiden of
seemingly not over seventeen summers,
and eyes all bright as the jewels of re sal
diadeni.
Her hands were tied behind, and in
her struggles to free herself, the delicate
flesh was cruelty laccrated
One stroke of my knife, and the cords
were se@ercd in an instant, and observing
the increasing pallor of her features.
quicker than it takes me to tell It, | had
caught her in my arms, and borne her
through the entrance which my good
blade had effected. 10 dash open the
window, and lave her feyerish brow with
water, was but the work Of mo;nent.
She soon revived ard to my eager
questioning as to the cause of her PAIN
nl si.uatiJn, replied that al her family
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I'VE q.
The debate in the House on Friday was
rather spicy. Mr., Morris of Ill. caused to
he read the remarks OF Kellogg, to the effect
that Greedy and Douglas met two wears ago
IN the rtrlor OF the latter. and laid scheme
to re-eect Douglas to the senate. MIR. Nor
ris caused to be read Mr.. Greely's denial.
llerenpon II warEi discussion commenced. Mr.
McClernand produced /, letter from Douglas
branding the charge false.
Mr Logan pitches into the Republican
party:
Mr. Clark of tNew Yorky-Wil the gem
tlcman inform me whether he approves the
territorial policy Of the present Administfas
ton
Mr., Logan-I repeat, let past issncs ts
buried in oblivion. You know the position
taken BY Mr.. Douglas in Illinois. and yo,,
knew he was triumphantly elected. That is
enough.
Mr.. Clark Will the Democratic nominee
for Speaker, ifeieeted, SO organize the Com
mittecs that Kansas shall BIZ admitted with
ont restrictions?
Mr.. Logan-I never asked him that ques-
ton. 1t never entered into my mind. !
have entire confidence in tho Democratic
nominee.
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Footsteps on the Other Side,

Footsteps on the Other Side.
Sitting in my humble doorway,
Gazing out into the night,
Listening to the stormy tumult
With kind of sad delight
Wait for the loved who comes not,
One whose steps | long to hear
One who, though he fingers from me,
Still is dearest Of the dear.
Soft he comcs-now heart be quick
Leaping in triumphant pride,
Q! it isa stranger footstcp.
Gone by on the other side.
All the night seems filed with weeping,
Winds arc wailing mournfullyi
And the rain-tcars together
Journey to the restless sea.
can fancy, sea, you murmur,
As they with your waters new,
Like the grieis of single beings,
Making up u nations woe.
Branches, bid your guests be silent;
Hush moment frctiul rain;
Breeze, stop sishins-lct me listen,
God grant not again in vain.
In my cheek the blood IS rosy,
Like the bushes Of a bride,
joy Alas !! u stranger foot> tep,
Goes By on the other siic.
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ss.-Tcn copies, $40 90; one copy when !
paid within six months, q 80; at the expira- !
ton OF the year $500. Nopapcrdiscoutinucd
until all arrearages are paid. These Terms !;
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L.tVt ~, u ~ III -T-TTTTTT N = fIFfIH
lk4l lkiff fkars4n's DHel with ShuslAn.

.EiIn tHe year 1886 ntfis Rsy. Samuel Parker
nratie an exploring and tmi'ssisnryltpir, un-
derthe auspices Of thedtlsn %icani Bssrdrof
Commissioners for Foreign Missions, bayo,sl,
the Rocky NJ oahtains, and as fir syltiie ssts
'tienants no fths Colainbis iRiverno1n n. his
printed journal hHgisesisaActouiit ofithc in
ieident TO which Fam rsferrihg,.it escusrel
on the 18th of August, at a point'oh me bor-I
der of GrSen Riser heyond ,the,S Smith Pass,
ion the ooxsionofaR Sssndesvo,is, nj shat Is,
ion SPOT SciecteIlifor Indians, trAppers, and
ln1ntenstoa hrhE Eterlnarke ket their peltries, and
obtain'supplies from sthej agsntsu ofithe fin
companies. HThers wasla Ia rge coiacoarse Of
SaSaget Tribes, iaiadi all the viuio,lsI denizefis
iof the wildernsss.s Hhore wsrs rSseachsneii,
HSpaniarls,s sDutcannen, Ennadians,, and WeS-9
terntasrkWaoamsdanliFhr Reysi Mr.. p Paarlker
happaiudito he thers,Tto witness the strsaiige
gathering. itt1f course thereircre, ,sssne riiide
ciiahscte,s, and not a,dittiei iirrgalarty and
d6nuler.i iGonfictS 1e,p Iiableito arise be-
Sseesi qaafclsdme persons, agrowing1 out Of
the feuss AMONG the tribesy iandi anim6ssiitiies
between the somssensstivsssss diassent ma. q
tiSa., .,isR actuated byIPride Of race for coun.
ty. .siEs os ISL ~ ,o94uos yns giuli sa'''''
Rdi Hunter nsn2sd shdnano q ffsenchmann,
who was well Known by the titleaof die abigs
bsiirof III nssintAius, n n,ountedihis horse
witha iilesdeds fifas, l.nd sdashihe defiantly,
arcardp challenged, anys person, rofiany, par
itionsiity, ito meet him ini single eambst,s :
iIfsfbussted Ofshix exploits, and: used the.
messinsllting and irritasing Language aud.
VASE Pdrticuhdyl it,solant and abusive ton
wards Amcricais3 ssfptn fsa dasenhed az ssn,
" worth being whipped with, ,iswitches.r--
Kit Garsonxxsih thsnoxd, ,.snd his patri-i
Foticspirit kindled Atths tnuntI, He at ,,once
stepped forvsEdland said II sam an, Amsri,,
oaA.iths most triaiqg one m amppg w d them. but
dyoawishu uteaie,iI viii acespt iYour sehsl-
EIsrxe.'hui Sh,aan defied him, ,Garson at
lpaee hspsd, sasn hisi,horse, With % loaded
rpistol. and both dashed ip into Gloss, conflict,
They fired, almost at the same moment, but
Carson :'aa.riass.at. thss quickest, 4sseir'
h9rses lsf i,ssyhb beads touched Shunans baiT Just
yazeA Carhops scrbeek near Ar. the leftHeye,
and q, cpt N, off some lpeks Of his hair Carson's
ball sptered Shppaps hand, cams out at che
wrist and passed through Hs left, arw sbove
ths slpow TAf T RqAy bssYsd sal his ss.l EIH2sa,
il WAS spared. ,,cn y ,e.y, .,,,,, 60 o'm
|.agTIhis This put sn sffectpal stop 70 al such m
sslepat pr2esedngs an and An Americans si =,
sultfd sl no longer Carson Is still living be-
jqs Yst. indssd. in his p prime pa;,lli lis faithful
e2pmaqdsr has, seSrdded ,,biss, his name I onythe
igsQgEnphy of the contmeat by calling 'sher
him river and a lake, in the great basin
they explored together.
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AN,ACT to, provide for the J.. Authenticate
F. aha taking tif.et of thes q isSs' passed. !
the Board ofEslncnisnailTs9 oz 20 yTuod .
yissacatIs1BeTir enacteds byytlss Hhrd
l1Edncati6n ofthe Sbxte ofto#agals&t sall - G
tpassed q dby'aths Bosrdishslhvihsfofh stiic
sboeome iaw sbacorrectiy 'tnroilsd ssnal signc
fbtthe'Prasiding offiber ofthHFbedy. ri
TAI Sscs2s 6Thas psaltsd es,tifeats'e 'efY tn
! Sc sssart Of the Basri siassA Seappe Aaed t
thepsnsnph ,ascoiapdsihg aceby ointae law
iofanyfscssion .fsmti'tn tnShata ahsraetsb,taerei
1esnftnsd lhsss1ssSrS 6y 1im ssnpsrsdrwit
theialip@sisestakassss rhssed ~ this Resrt
ifaniisslrhcertitestessh q shall1bsi ssf6eisntitey
dsnfe i66thecbysstaessefthxe lawsttg rel
der them receivableras genuine jps ~ rcase
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the young man. ."2''o' s'hm ns'tfu .
|shi.Wffl they serve spui SrokertevcIadsnd ~
lsskea MI. Bmeon eslmiy ;s.vaozyS,i,imyine
|ti1xt yo,m foiesiskt Influences ,shesfSestihy 4
|that'y6ur wishes sassist therYR etnioq sieii, y
r. fitfidohotssy they would.p nnt2rifrpa =
i'"Posts sgesksn Is qsef,AosnSi6HsbaS such:
y eonfessoni eo~aeniiag dt ynursslf.fh 0
|so gafMiHebsiils Rps; hcI ~asicJhquerssliljy'
hisfbwT arms, and felt $50 rhuchathdt more
f4itateaatit!u This vigorous application, of
'hfs doctfihesS SHppeaked cfisaiseuklhsddIs d
rseparedtdJ Joists iiowGsera asandd~itxa.tgat-
itSeldHg prhciresy ycommmsed criticising i'm
detail pfcjseesd Cas0xblloT TasT ACCOMPLISHED
changes, ,bat Mr7Bertonl hwi,fatssemssary.i
thing aRtfhadi s4eplys ysf~sy qrssdy.oa Eara
emlle fidsHy YSf wsntto IF otjeesiuS praserieat
that t{e GARDEN eo,ad iiSti iserte itsI aswdastiH
tation, and that a farm yard should be saveds
His father dabpedt his forphesA. 1i.ij TO GO
esIistOhtyea arslrighsi' 'asried llso'I spsssess'
'e4actlyi whasiwnuiai suit, saahsosixofsst in
'iengtHaoTio fisnsitsfii .uiaEyraai 10 issu NJ
ia yWlhsrs,f, asked a.theryouns,nmn,dt no .
sitfH fhei sEhilrGoesneter erg flofY hhs oehapek,f
there are tombstonea of. oar sa4ilSi wh;sil ars;
worth nbthingp--I1Da nIcTl saiim yidsia
oil .tAnd Mis- yeutintentienate use them fss
panementsts 'yeNelAimad CarmiA j vtio no.
yrWhy rmts wosld,yo,spresefvstl4rtMses,
and interest ys,,raelf in extinct racsssr,7 -2f
idl.'Ah! thislis tse sauch.Y sssiainsa, Car1iia
:illeys-youi dolnot speak serieus,y,sp,y father;
yOu dD NOT believe tlaat instincts, tastes, and
seusiiscnts; .sught tebe suhpseaset thergrpssi'
arithmetic of intersst,cSou dsrnat desire the,
human soul ~ be- hook where 9rithueticalf
cal!egulation, ,alopershoald bs Inscribed / I'M
.derstand you now this is q lesson, -ni
Rather an example, sald Mr.. Burton, tar
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Lia..s1 a2l. 1usi4 4lLaA IA .e.la ut.s. Il L 4
-dqsry9l9T suis,Hoo .uDouTst1s sdf nj sTsd b9
sdi sial uo'Yni:TDd iE bosi9c9T zsfofEqsob ~
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4, Ma ttas1ssissi his lie Psrck Hen
iry,lAid bis band On tbs the Bible, AND sail y y a
friend II ttHereIs N book worth more than AL
others sst it is.p misfortune p peyer to have
rssdiiIxishwpper, attention until lately
PHI .klhephe \, eaMe tM 10 die, said !:
III fssr that Ike nsnN others, ,psglest to !my
religious duties teoImseh " haye any ground
phom,shas thsys eapIbsr stiien.ssisaes On NY
passaAbsA ssTow daUm rnsd | .insh bsd II
MayyS,f sSfel ANdskndesk against you
he ever alike-without grounds
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AN ACT providing for the publication OF
t}e Laws Of the Boartf Of Eskseation in, tin
several counties sf the State, ,drsI tsH 1e
SetHE hBs its!ehateaibsl the Board of
Edncation oftheoSusss OF Iowa, = That t4s,
Secretary of the Board OF Edueatisn shall,
as soon as possible after the adjournment of
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ssNn& ~ 'H0 ntoT s1s ossr ,sbasiff aid % asbspd
di sbnSsncaiis Eoijihaos ,di al aldf nsw aid Of gni
81 isdi yas q nniissssAxs y1;1no, bas nwos
lsdio sissri ssa sob silasq siiS spaA bns rst
10 sI1p tbssqs hgs ro7 .solryuA at ssss9sib
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drom od1 ni n1.en-Aa VS. rsqrq otfl
1Fl tsrsiI eff II sidToF TnB omss ed, 10 pnl
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-13

- The groom FASTENED to take the Teins, and
Dur two travellers left him to drive the chaiise
to the coach.house, while they entered the
snanorg Camille found the vestibule encl,m.
bered with old srmor, ,a geological specimeps,
and herbal specimens relative to the Austrian
treatiessef9 hJI-sLIo@sS0 i''is2
s''Fou seek hook for q scloakgvRdd Mr..
iBsrton, who ebssrysd him glance around with
A. kind Of disappointment sNthat would pc
snily lnpre, useful than my euriosities
however, let ass pass To the sa,oona'aai -
/ a.shhe saoun was ornamented from the base
Of the pillars to the eenices Yithne designs
of medallions. The proprietor was anxious
to extitehms sbhs safhhration of several
frames, but the latter. plead his ignorance. anc !
Eap 'slndeed, all that hasno great Importance,
said Mr, Berton, good sharorediy2"we are,
over44y shilassa whep curiosity amqses,
but SRBtiteN wi1h Tplcashe that you Vi view "
HE AiRactisTly neI'ssiis iso sisow ''''"
DTltis oYips tpny;pele Barker observed
Carmille with rather theatrical modesty !;
'he freqaehuy complained of time and trreaa;.
ayas expanded, far the frivolous wonders Of
ID didkoukStlyiialt whae pgb6ahbmadhiiity
cGqa draw raw. from rom soe soety y.p paper or painted ted
linen" =
bo4hss<kRIsshspt Aeysanstaranees essqf s.qf
|a ssEyent,s who aqnpgnced dinner dir and handed
to Mr. Berton a new book received through
Ftks post; it Vas Tie @0fka, in4,atiNhiy expec-
nsi, ,gof . fasepite p0ats ags---,asys 1'
"comc," said IL, ~dbp + Intend delaying yia:l
your dinner frvsrsssl Uncle. Barker w4rAd'
|rxM Seia< ts5 zEsS eanlA. .ssHnIiie ssHnIii.e
ilin@ tshris MAS shahitual to him to,ask he to
what, purpose poems p ep, I,cs could be put
e Father and SON commenced their meal; !;
the conversation cor,tinnsd on ~ths same q stib-'
jcct. Gannille developed freely the opinions
|be owed I'd his hrcle. Barksrsisho Md taught
him to be shfeeres hat this candsrarose With
the old econonsist, less from the adaration IL
the t,is. than from. .sye Or the asefi. He
respected the honest course not on,acaouht
kgf its being hcness,e but because he kliew II
TO bs che, shortest 1 In his opintan, the lie
WAS : fslse vice abad Investment,
and passion. ss;er'ted e EXPENSE III. all
thifig gs .ntiity rssnaised tt,e supreme law
From that cause, there was a. strange hard
ness sycn u. the worthy actions of the Old
mas; hkts36 a f1Gcdonly properly solv,
ed .'prcbienss carmi!le ,inaa ygnfed, IN
anolss doctrine with thss.sssda !. sasss Nat youth
accepts what seems sunanswerable. Reducing
everything by degrees to the peremptory