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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-05-17
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

1HJ VI y OACI y I tCCUTdI
has won for itself such a rnown for the cure of
every. variety of Throat and Lung Complaint
that It Is entirely unnecessary for us to recount
the evidence of its virtues, wherever 1t has been
employed. As it has long been in constant use
.hroushout this section, we need not do moro
the best 1t ever has bcen and that It NAV bc n.
lied on to do for their relief all it has ever been
found to do ~ VIVA ooeA
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-05-17
KHIDL & WINBLAND,
CARRIAGE FACTORY.

O@AAeAoA4A oL hO OhI
The subscribers avail themselves of this
method of informing their friends and the pub
lie generally, that they have purchased the
coach shop. in Upper Sandusky, heretofore
owned by j. H. Carson. and Intend to contin-
ue the business of Carrage making at the old
stand, where they intend to keep on hand and
make to order all kinds of Carriages, Buggies,
Sulkies and Spring Wagons on The shortest
notice. Repairing of all kinds done in neat
durable and workmenlike style, and on moder.
ate terms. We employ number of as good
"orkmcn as the country affords, and the best
material is used in all our work. All persons
wishing neat and durable work will find it to
their advantage to give us call before pnr
chasing elsewhere, and we think we can pro-
q, duce strong inducements for them to give us
their custom. All work warranted.
VIM. klEHL.
j. A. W INELAND.
Upper Sandusky, Dec. 10Th. ly
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-05-17
Coal Oil Lampl

Fluid and Lamps, Churns, Cedar and Pine
Tubs, Cedar, Pine, and Oak Buckets, Willow
Wagons and Cabs. Refrgerators, ice chests,
Iin Safes, Mater Coolers and EILTERS
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-05-17
Tin Copper, Zinc,

Sheet Iron and Brass Ware, Stove Trimmings,
Jobbing, DC. am ready to offer more induce
mcnts and better bargains than ary other
House West of New York So come along with
your old stoves and get new ones
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-05-17

mH 4rs et
.aissse E4s1
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-05-17

One thousand Cook, Pailor, oval and square
plate Stoves, Sliding Door, Open Front, Russia
Sheet Iron Self-regulating Air-tight, Church
and School house, Six and Ten Plate Stoves.
Consisting of sixty eight styles and sizes, all
of which are of the latest improved, made OF
the very best of iron, and warranted superior
to any in the Market and will be.sold cheaper
than ever. Having enlarged my stove and
Tin Shop and increased my facilities for man
ulacturinr
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-05-17
Fruit Cans.

and Hand Irons, Bathing Tubs and Shower
Baths, Well, Cistern and Force Pumps, Tin.
Copper, Iron and Lead Pipe, Lard Firkins,
Oil Cans, Lanterns, Stone Churns, Crooks,
&c; - G M. YERK, Tiflin.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-05-17
Corn Shelters,

of the latest improved kind, Little Giant Corn
and Cob Mills, and thousand other things
useful TO the House keeper. Ycrk's Celebra
tod
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-05-17
Copper g. brass kettles

the best in the market! They are going off
like hot cakes at prices to suit the times
Knives, Forks and Spoons, knapp'r Pateut
, 1860-11-05
Gold Mines of 1Taytf---1ftddc1l TrEaE-
Mrex oft:se Sisuii1nrdE.

Gold Mines of 1I1ytf---fftddc1l TTras-
Mrcs oft:se Sisun1nEdx.
Tile tstand .1:::4,:.,:caIy las rich rnltt mines
still remaining nnwoaktd" u Is Ac.t kh..N.;
ttat enormous quantities Of gold Terc taken
from the Ciltau Esu..c Of 1nountajns by thr
Standards, and there is 10 rca+oa to suppose
that the mines were exhausted. a RECENT
writer on llayti says that llc saw two bottles
full of gold dust which had bEHn gathered by
hand hY native from the sands of ono OF the
small rivers. u,;,er writer's mention similar
facts, and III agree fliit Il liqIsFl En!s"' the
mines would pay handsomely; II il G}eG pcs.
sible that tue refuse thrown aside BY tue sl'al'
iarls would now, with improved machinery,
be rcworkcd to advantage. II is acurions tact
that, although tue Spaniards were many ycars
engaged III working the mines, and although
historians tcl us that thousands Of the Indians
1,erislcd from ex::.ssiyc lalo! in their cntcav-
ors to supply tic cnyl1opsucfs 4i thc.r ,las.
ters still many of tho Oh mines arr: chtircls
| lost sight OF, and even their entrances cannot
bc discovered. 1t would bc more proper to
say arc moi discovered, for no real effort las
| get been made 10 traee thcm-
II is said That during The troubles with Which
thc csuatry Was convulscd, the openings of
md concealed Earthguakts and -time, ha,e
destroyed others, and others aG,i,l Tic hidden
| in the thick underhrnsh Of tropical climate,
In NJ almost unfrcqucntcd mountain region.
'''1.l waS found hy Columbus among the nA-
t;ycs and Oyano;,. the Spanish historian, rncn-
tions 4 block Of gold that WAS shlppca 10
Spain, weighing ,{ 5, ,tQ9 2 CROWNS; n. Rcmy msn;
Ausc, negro discovered q lead Of the greatest
richness. In addition 10 gold there hare been
recently discoveries OF silver and mercury
the tirst Of which Is now under the attention
OF tue government Coal exists in abundance,
especially in tho southwestern portion Of thc
island.'' 1t has also recently been found nca'
the Cape, ut Of inferlor quality. Tip end con
per also sxf5t,' the latter In abundance. and
there solid mountains Of iron, likethosc found
in the United States. Several gems haycbccn
found; among Others, emcralds.
The mines arc undoubtedly rich, but capita
and labor arc wanting. Nature Is too bounti
ful, 4nd hence tho inhabitants, sustaining
themselves without labor, capuot easily be In
duccd to work even it high Eagos.--Corrs
1,oudett Of TIE i. j. .Ue7uld: =:
, 1860-11-05
Use ONLY

Use CNLI
"CosTAH's' Tat, Toach &c. Exterzainatof.
-CosTAR's~ Ded.Du< Extcrr,nstor.
'Cu9TAEs" Electric Powder for Insects, &c.
In shc A,c ami Il Io7c4 Hat.,ts sSi F'asEt $3 :rJ
SsEIzcs for Plausa1iont SAps poa.s, kotdl+ 90. -"
, 1860-11-05

Tho Grace Darling family have again per
formed 4 humane act. On the evening Of Tues
Of Arbroath, focal, for Lcith, left Shields with
fair wind. and was ovcrtalcn by the gale on
Wcancsda; .uo:ll4s 81, Sar.th Sunderland ::
both anchors, which, during perfect hurTi4
cane, were snapped, and the vessel drii,cd On
the Lonsstonc Rock, where the Forfarslirc
was lost. The master and crew lad great dill
twelve lioIra On the rock. were picked of by
thc father, brother, nn.1 " t:lkegs of tl,:t
heroine, Grace Darling the tasilcr now betnli
in his sevcnty-lrth ycar, tilty Of which have
been in the lighthouse scrvice-and. after he.
ing kindly treated ty them. they were landed
next 1av ut North Sunderland, whence they
xc1c lofw41deI 70 -Arhroath by the Ship
! wrecked Fishin9n's Society,
, 1860-11-05

PURIFY TIL = BLOOD
NIoQat:s Vegetable Life Pills,


-, ,r MIL,
AND 1'Hd1SIx 1srrr1s1eS' :1 e: Is;
ing i!l!3n Ad ,,i1
Dell I a; HIT ,hrr M nrnfsss ia cmrc Lns
rtndrr.H the usual rgurire or nn!il. not only
nrcest3ry, but unworthy Of tac,n- :.
mall CASES
Of Asthma Acu,r mo Chronic 1lhcunatism, Affections
,,:,1:.., ro,,,-. ,,a r;.-or r,r,,o,r,.
y, .,a s..,, .s wcs1 wherr ,trsc d,.rasrs ,re7sf1.
, 1860-11-05

Great &rprchcnslons were felt IN MaSsacfi1i-
actts, when the cattle disease suddenly ttisal'-
pcared Ia Tho e4zly part Of the summer, TINT it
would break ont again, and perhaps moFs VIE;
lcutly, ut the period Of the autumn rains and
frosts. But this fear has been asreeab!y l!sap-
pointed. VIC are now near November, and no
tigns u tho justly dreaded cpldclntc are y;si.
bic, The empirical but clicisnt measures af
the commissioners probably checked and linn:
itod It's course. Yet there Is 10 certainty
a.nlnst its recurrence, and every means should
bc taken. not only to guard against II. but to
determine It's dia;,nosis-whlch later has moi
been done, Picuto.pncumoniai is only name,
and this designation Of the disease has done
nothing to tx knowledge Of It's causes OF
curc.
, 1860-11-05
nuPRAT'S POLISH AND
French Black Var1llsl.

PATENTED APRIL toth. 1870.
T1da4uperar va1sls has hcen approved " the ensm II
is+ Of Washington ,!n= tS ocs: 11ee aesa o. tt iar
Accnutrcmrnt., DC giving them beautiful lu-tte .
!G De ea'nsc II II Wi,e ts ssatf; IT, s vsi. "n
comnn;t.d renders II 1lable md sof Eoota iiaInss*
bsio yarn,,le1 cs sn h si. wS b. %tsi
sons tic hana THIS Varnsh J. al;o 700. for Sr:ais
IN On: anpea1iIsn sIs1 rins inr I'lI pre
"tynr them also from rust. !ti invnnnhle f"E l1ckt
s. c ysrn I afis, IT,, u rn I'm zen
ill., Vii, IT, il La rlso be used By manufartuteft o.
ne iH1sr, q sS Sas :: ali .t1e
IT. te same tiir This yarns r never sticky eseA Il
tac climate i Sn a' ,xe Se c9ysfb ,!.g ba % III
fuI poli-, and preventing the mud from fs1tnns
10 tie ht,cf -.-.<r,.-a
sEscnd fur circula1s 10 l}eslers. =.
r. Priacipal Dcpo. 513 broadway, toppo5lte st
Nicholas uotel) n, 7.
, 1860-11-05

KICKED NJ CoLT AND INSTANTLY KILLED.
AT Morenci, on Saturday, Oct. eth, Mr.
PlIup schotts was instantly killed by kicls
from colt M1. 6chotts was about thirty y-nine
yaars old, and leaves wife and family. lie
has, Until recently, kept public hoase in Mo
rcnci: lid lately sold bi5 interest in the inn,
aud WAS preparing to rc1noycto Tolcdo,--;.4dri:
an Tatchnsdn, OIL. 90.
, 1860-11-05
Commission @ercbants.
HLLIARD, MITCHELL & CO.,

III
Produce COmfaf4AIon Merchants,
no, II. South Water S,re.t Hiarda Block. CatcsGo.
l.. P. HrIlAhp. u. y. MITCHELL T. H. NHcaf1
, 1860-11-05

r. Sec what TIE Pcop'e rTcsa nnd Dealers aaE:
HENRY F. C03TAR-All the summer hare
betn fr,ub1cd Eish l;vaelet and Mice. was actually
s,,4n1ed at tho hous9 ior the 1-o1chcs were every
where purchased knK OF your Extefrnlnntor and
trt1l Il. and ia week theEc WA not iS,ach or
Mouse In the hupse. JOHN y. GlsENS,
:. -. Nn9 Elm Street.
1@OHSEEF;EPEREs-lr lrouD,cd With ttEm.n. Iced
b IaGyr: II tey use .costass Extctn'ftra: :ors
s. &C would have It. We have tried rosons bat they
ELECTED noL,!n=; but C"star's article knHeks tac
we ran xritr IT, It % fl grrat demand Ill over the
countFE.-iMedlaa tO.} Gzettr.
MORE GRAIN and proyi:.ons avc c*:toyed an-
,u-tiJ i. Es.; iCunty hy ver1nn. than would rsy for
t,r+ q l4A Ka} and Insect klIlsE-ttans:set {jh}
Hc.ala
lHAVE BEEN SELLING yoar ExtcTmsnator
for fr lnsi and lrG fund 1t ttlre ent every
time have known Il II fill tn xinEle instance"
GEORGE ROSE, Druggist Car1lnzton, o.
, 1860-11-05
II. EELLOGfS, Secret
HUBBARD 4 HUNT. Agents,

HUBBARD :: HUNT, Agents.
No. I Loomss' building.
Corner Clark and Water streets. Chicago.
Applications far Insurance.. or the renewal of Poll
ceI and all us3rs$ connected with tc Office. b
made to u4+ duly appointed Agents for The City of
IolIcit- favnsahlc terms NJ other responsible
Companies; anl t,s nlni viii! be to the conf
81 MAGILf- Gcncrat Agent. 81 .ad s: West Third
street. Cincinnati tiho. to whom ali applications for
Ac,tle.. Ii tlc Western Southwestern States maj
b. addressed. {apsG0.1y
, 1860-11-05
rE~Those who are curious TO wlt

ncs. .l.c wonderful perfection 10 Taich a. o1ss
,,aa manager ut ra.cl,clors n ~ h.s ntoa:at .ne
r4snutac:ure Of wi:a and Toupct arc Invited 10 s's1
ha VI: and Hair Dying Rooms al No ieo Aako
and cxa,alne tt,c>c curious productions 81 AT no
scrutiny can detect from int ~hen
adjusted to the head
, 1860-11-05

TO DE5TKOY-Kass, I:oaehes, 90.
~ DEaTi;oI--Aisc, Mo1sss. &c.
T0 DESTEOY-Dcd.Duss.
TO DESTEOT-Motas F1eas, Anta DC.
TO DEsTEoY-Motquttoes.
TO pEsTHOY-1nsccts or Plants or Fowls.
TO DEsTROT-1nsects on Animals, &c. &c. &c.
, 1860-11-05
455ag5.

Observation-Disclosures
- coES EXCHANGE
H,aE; NANUFA ACToIsY.
HART. ,sTEX & CH. =: 6euth Water st.. GhcsCo.
H. f: CLARK It CO.. Is Erusa street. Sew Turk.
AlSrfAc1Cxt.:= ASH hkal-ssx IN
T}"c. of Every De-cril,hfola.
,,I,.-. aud t:r"crs Tags adr and printed 70 sTrr
-,f H. IL u hgant Nw and ttrond land Seamless
trn nd ,;ut ~ Ilacs for shtpptrt M1fcra and Far
1ur-r: IT,. !:sss or Flour, Nuck~hcat Feed. Han'f.
r.,rstrr. il,ea r1Ih ideity a"d dispatch. Tags
1n.;n.lI ~ r1.fuIIxt Mes'A3
, 1860-11-05

(,IllCAGO BAG AGENCY.
a.3 SOUTH WATER SEBEET.
SEAMLESS GEAIS BAGS OF T1rtoua Af1es ana
EL,ri-I1aivcx. Quartcrs. and uchss. printed 10
.ori:r OF any desired pattern.
;t.M %tf:ks-Evcry ai.e u1cd.
III %Ni E4G4-Twn s.r Three I!uslr.s.
,.,n4t>,on Merchants. atrEs Grs'crrt ma j. iTo IT,
v.un fpracrH viii fhd Just tho articles wanted IN oa'
sioes. Hs1iiiR kuur.Hd. .,xup....
irpl iDLy.1 MAWklA6 CMAfAAA:
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Under-drairing in France.

whatc,cr may bc the merit, or icmcri,.
Of the Emperor OF tho French, hi' recon.
mendation Tor the appropriation Of $50.
coo, ,OO0 for the encouragement Of under.
draining. clearly shows that be i. not only
brave enough TO attack the prejudice, Of
French agr,culiuri.ts. tot sufficiently Ear
sighted 10 know that the general advance
meni OF the nation will follow such U.s. Of
the public fund. The building Of forts
and the establishment OF nayics Tor defence,
i. not more important than ihe ability OF a
country TO sustain it, own population in
time Of war. \ district uudcr.drliuei i
more than doubled In agricultural value.
and il the view. OF n, Emperor OF the
French 10 tins matter be carried out As gen.
orally a, ha. uui,r-d'ainins ia many parts
Of England. i, will b. long tlmo brloro
other countries can compete with France in
the production Of wines. france has many
climates, and only requires thorough uuler.
drainage 20 render her agricultural ability
superior to tba, Of any other nation in Eu.
rope.
Many parts Of France are .ickly, simply
for the want Of unIgr.irains and it tic
system - well urged by the Emperor meet
with public iayot. Odessa and other ports
Of the Black Sea, will loose much ol their
rrc-on, Importancc in supplying grain to
the European.Atlantc coast.
Working Farmer.
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Wu,r TO DO IN CASE or ACCIDENTS. lts
man aints away. instead Of yelling out like
n savage. or running 10 In him up. lay
him at full length on hi. back on the floor.
loosen the clothing, push the crowd away
81 q. 10 allow the air TO reach him alone.
Da.hing water over psrson in simple
iaintipg Ct is barbarity, and soils the
clothing unnecessarily. The philosophy
ola faih,ing ct il, the heart fails to send
the proper amount or blood TO the brain II
the person Ia cree, that blood ha, TO b.
thrown up hill, aud II lying down il has to
be projected horiIontAlly, which requires
much lees power, as Is apparent.
I ia per'on swallows poison, deliberately
Or by chance. instead Of breaking on, into
lnul,itudinou. and ineoberen, ordinations.
'iespatch some one f,r the doctor mean
while run - the kitchen. get half a glass Of
water in anything tha. j, handy, pat into
II a tcaspoonful Of salt. aud a. much ground
mustard. sir IL in an instant, catch Grn
hold Of the persons nose, the mouth will
,,on ly open, then down with the mixture,
and n a second or two up will come g.,
poison Thus will answer in . largo num-
Der Of case, bo,,er than any other. II, by
ihi, time. the physician has no. arrived.
make the patien, swallow the white Of an
egg. followed ~ strong cup oi cof-o,
because thcss nulliiy larger number Of
poison. than any other accessible sr.iels',)
an antido,o for any poison thai may remain
in the stomach.
ia llmb or other parts Of the BODY !.
severely cut, and tho blood comes Out by
,quirts or j~rk.. per 'aiuu', a. ;hc docto'-
say. be in hurry, or the man will be d'.i
IN five minutes, there !. no time to -. n
.sni for physician; say nothing. out
with your handkerchief. throw it around
the limb, then twist It around tighter ani
tighter. until the blood csasss % ilow. Bat
stop. il doe. no good. Way Because
only a severed artery throws blood out in
Llt.. and the arteries e, their blood rom
.thc heat, hence. to stop the 1Dw, the rem.
ely mu,, be applied between the heart ani
the wounded spot, in other words above the
wound. n tho vein had been severed, the
blood would have hlsei in = regular stream,
and on ihe other hand. the Iie would be
applied below tho wound. or on the other
side Of the wound from the heart. because
the blood in the vein, g)ws towards the
heart. and there l.' no need Of such graa.
hurry. lIlal'. Journal Of Health
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Toast auN Water

Pop'. on ono occasion, cHp-risic'i 4
very ludicrou' di'appoinimentat Mr.. Snee's
table. IN Cayanii.h square. The por, and
,larrt were making their accustomed rOnnl,
lurn, the de,-rt-probably at an eIern'
plary pace. Mr. Shee, although little short
Il a tsstotllsr himself. retained 'im'thins
u the Il.b,rnnn prejudice 90 favor o' brisk
circulation ol ths bottle after ,hs d'ptr'urs
II the hlis. - Tar al ~. well bu. at
each successive circui. oi tie HmbuIhtory
COASTERS" Poro's ob.ervan; eye detected
the suspicious fact tlAs he hos! though
prompt o. expedite their rotary progress.
never had recourse 10 ,helrcuntenl., bat oe-
ca.i1nilly. and. a. it seemed, rather 'urrep-
tiously, helped him'eli hom a small nnob'
tru,iyc declnler that renamed stationary
at hl. right hand. and through the clear
crystal Of which .bone bright amber col'
orci liqiil suggestive Of tho par'si Amon-
ulllio yinlgr. Eager to dc.'asanl iEp''s
- inhospiiablc a monopoly, Pope 81 mig
app,,ruphit- ! hl. host IN loud ani rins
zones "Comc. come, ny good friend,
perceive ih4I yol aye nursing something
good there ior your own private drinking.
TIA, deeantcr has never lslt your siia.
Bu. it Won't DO IN trouble You Tor
rll..." 80 willingly" answered bis Am'
phiuyon. 10 apparent confusion. 81 "a'
~, about to ask your opinion oti'." Ard,
.uitipe the action - th1 word, he p)ur1l.
out hamper into glass which Pope. ea-
ger hand EXTENDED Tor ,hs purpose. Tho
iriumphan, cjnnoi.cur raised the sparkling
goblet to the iyh,, aud then drained ihs
contents at single draush,. Bat no soon
er had he - thru a loud exclamation Of
horror and dismay burst from bis lip.,
while his face wore an expression OF the
deepest disgust by JoVe"' exclaimed
no. SCATTERING IN hi, fnger.g'ass, "its--
it's-pothios hut" "Toast water"
quickly observed Mr.. Shec "a boSerag 20
which Blil,o restrict. me. Bat I'm air.id
it'. not much in your line" A general
burst OF Laughter from the rest Of the COM
pany completed the modification Of the dis
comfled gourme.
life Of SIR VI. A. Shee.
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TIIEOGONy.

Juro. the daaghier ~ SiInrn ,nl Ops.
C.trs, ihe pssiisss u ofchlr,l. 'nl cups;
M,f.. the here wsr.gpi. delighted ~ h'ttle
Pan. the PROTECTOR ot shepherds 'nl cittls;
N.uu.. th- gplir.. II hrsaN ani love;
Jup,ter. s,i of The region. above.
Next !. the pUphst-thr mighty AppnIn,
" HON the nine mu.r. drlghtsi g. inll1~
~. vss the master ni tripi lnl hrr;
Nulrsn. the master 81 tprging sn.l ire;
Merur,. heu,d II soi.. AZ his sid~
I,,,. the daughts Il Th iumu., he. bride.
Diana. the diughirr of i~a.ls and oftrro';
Neptune. the ru.er II tempest. api .~'.,
ilstcnls.. ,noiarch II ,uurigr ,nd n'cr.
Cupid. the g,,i ~ Affection, ~ cour.~;
llsl.. alirudrd the tables diVm-;
Uicrhus Wa m,.trr ui ,n.dle.s snl vim,
Protein. the Gates snd the future couI tell;
Puin va. god II the rrgion. ol bell;
ll,gira was guern and put~citcss II health;
rluius distflplrd mpn-, aol wealth,
Fir.t ~ Obmpus r-idei the llpu,s;
Flora Sa. mi.t.r.. of garden anl hps,r'.
wha, mnrr .hall ~rtel Zoe ihcir glory hes
hosH.
The dpaL. aad aymphs from the iSe''' ha''
gone;
The SAW. have vnni.ho. i,om woodland and
plitn,
Aadihs nSa. never dance "a The der7-'hAl'l
aaei
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OLD SERIES
lime, | told him Of my pcrpIc1i,y and 70

time, told him Of my perpIeIi'y and re-
cerVed this comforting answer:
Served you perfectly right. Jane"
And you don't ympathiro with me q
bii'" said almost weeping with veIation.
mot a, all f! You know my sentiment.
about borrowing. perfectly. As for Dor.
rowed things. wonder anybody can have
the courage to take them into keeping. for
some fatality is almo,, sure to befall them. -
But wha, am ! to do2 can, match
tho teapot In the city"
send in new tea SET.
"Mo't probably she won't receive them. :"
Mr.. Smith only shrugged hi. shoulders.
got no comfort nor counsel in this quar-.
ter. never do in sueh'ca.es.
Al day brooded over the matter. and
IN the evening went to see Mrs. lawson.
She received me rather disan,ly, and when
| related to her the chapter Of acciden t,
which had occurred. and spoke OF how
grieved ! was that her teapot should have
shared as disastrous fate az mine. she
replied that it was Of no consequence at
all, and she was sorry had taken 50 much
trouble To match the set.
Her manner chilled mo through and
through, !, W.. - freezing polite.
| felt no better after this interview than
before, but rather worse. Could have
been permitted ,oray Tor Tho teapot, or even
to purchase Tor Mrs. LIw-pn new .ct Of
china. the matter would have assumed an
improved aspect. Is It was. my hand.
wsro tied. aud saw before ms relation 10
my neighbor that must be embarrassing. In
that my anticipation. in no way beliei tho
existing facts. We meet, now and then,
accidentally; but adi'ian,Politones' marks
the interview. oh, that broken teapot :
Would ,ha, /, were in my power to obli,cr.
ate it, memory forever
4 lew weeks after the memorable even.
ing on which Mrs Clinton va. my guest, |
happened to make one Of y company where
she was present, and | Al'o happened to be
near enough once during the evening. un.
observed. 10 over.hcar few words between
her and lady. about myself. was. OF
course. compulsory listener. The lady
was friend who had taken tea AZ my house
with Mrs. Clinton, and they were speaklng
Of the occasion.
"She'. good hou.ekeep,r, " my friend
said, though her style Of living is plain.
I think she was little mortified a, not bo-
iug able to set more elegant table"
81 thought everything in eIcsllen, good
tas;e. answered Mrs.. Clinton. 81 Know"
she added. 'm,lin-, "that the mullins and
oyster, were delicious, and the coffee better
than any that is served AZ my table"
h" Her china j, not Of the richest fashion. +"
I'm sure never noticed the pattern"
replied Mr.. Clinton.
"Simplr white. with gold bands"
Nothing hand'omer in my eyes" said
Mr. Clinton. :" never went boyonl il
until my husband sent me a set from France
las, summer"
| moved away, rebuked in spirit. and yc,
feeling sense Of relief. Falsa rrilr. into
wha, a labyrinth Of trouble bad j, tempted
me and was yet wiihou, the clue FOR eI.
tricaiiou.