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Raising her dark eyes to heaven, the mo-
ther prayed to the Great Father. to direct
the finger of her son. She closed the book
she handed it to her boy whose cheek red
dened with loathing as he gazed upon his
fathers murderer. He took the Bible. OPEN
ed its holy pages at random. and placed his
finger upon a verse.
There was silence. The continental sol
dier. who had sworn to svengs kis brother .
death, stood with dilatii.g eyes and clenched
teeth. The culprit. kneeling ON the foor.
with a face like discolored clay, felt his heart
leap to his throat.
Then. in . clear, bold voice. the widow
read this line from tho old Testament.
:. Ihot man ssaH de r ..ss
Lock /! the brother springs forward to
fTun j. kpffs into fha psrxt taEs sss.f tbs
tory pigjoned as he is, clings 70 the wild
|ow's knee. He begs that one moro trial
may be made BY the little girl, that child
with the golden hair and black eyes.
The widow consents There is an awful
pause. With smile IN her eye, without
knowing what she was doing, the little girl
opened the Bible as it lay on her mother
knee she put her finger upon line.
The awful silence grows deeper. The
deep drawn breath of the brother, and the
broken gasp Of the murderer. alone disturb
the stiffness tho widow and dark haired
boy are breathless. The little eirl, ss sh.
caught feeling of awe from those about
stood breathlsss, her face turned aside. ant
her tiny finger resting on the line of life o.
death. At length. gathering courage. thu
widow bent her eyes upon the page and read
1t was line from the new Testament.
"Love your enemies"
0, book of terrible majesty and child.
like love-of sublimity that crushes tn
heart with rapture. you never shone NOR.
strongly than there in that lonsly cot of tn
Wissahicon when you saved the murderer
life
Now, how wonderful srs the ways o
heaven. That very night as the widow sa
by the firesi1e-sat there with crushed hear
and hot eyelids. thinking of her husband
who now lay moIldering ON the drenches
soil of Paoli-thers was tap ct the door
she opened it, and that husband. living
though covered with wounds. was in he
arms. He had fallen at Paoli, but not il
death he was alive, and his wife lay pant
ing on his bosom.
That night there was prayer in tina
wood embowered cottage OF the Wisahicon
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De 'Federate States.
BY SANB0.


By jings, I lnb dat 'federate Aag,s
What plays about like prancia' nar:
9s.s p blue .,.s .es s $, EiIS 2 .iss s1;s
wants 10 scotsh and ~ abdh6 ~
feels like Sampsba-awfnl stosft--.
Could whip two Lncums at . fight
Dat's ef da would not gcuge or bite.
Old Lincum talk bout comm souf;
Igosh I'd slap him in de mouf!
wish he wcald do cum heself,
want to see him meet Massa JEFF.
Whoop-ee 6nks sees him now,
Runnin' jest like haim-leg cow
Now hump dat back-so like Q rail,
Or Mssss Je6 will thrash your tail.
Abe says he make de niggers free!
He wants to steal 'em, dat 10 he.
His loafers fghtin' for dar their meat,
At home da get nothing to eat.
Ny massa have me clothed and fed
He give me plenty meat and bread
And den. wheneber he got chance,
He give me time to feast and dance.
I'll bet old Lincum my old gun
Dat southern slaves hab more rale fun
Dan him and Scott, and Seward too,
And all dar hosts of bellies blue:
Aud more dan dat. I'll bet my pile,
That we can lick 'em, rank and file,
Jest let me see the 'federate flag,
I'll bet my gal We takcs their tag.
seed one niggerfrom de norf-
He cotch . cold-whewi how he corf,
He sneeze and snufiie-blow his nose
And hoF about wild frost-bit toes.
His lip was swell up like my heel,
His nose and ears look like da peel
And den he say, when niggers die,
Da leave EN- out to rot or dry
" -h-e-w-ew well. we'll, dat'll do dis time
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Ioo.oAi DHPATCHi
- A STIrcH IN THE Saves NIxr. -
As accidents will happen, even in yell reonl...a
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USEFUL In EVERY HOSE"
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HENRY C. sPALDINC,
No. - Cedar strees. NJ Yo,A
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PLANT TREE.-Yes, plant two. three.
or half dozen of them. If they will
grow and thrive. il will be an easy matter
to deplete the redundancy by removing
those that are not needed. Plant them
along the sidewalk to catch the dust from
the hot streets, and to draw the barbs from
the fiery shafts of the summers sun ere thew
reach your chamber window. Plant them
in your front yard. side yard. or back yard.
where you can sit under them and watch
the shattered moonbeams skinner through
their wavering spray. and hear tho night
winds murmuf their mystic wooings> with
the signing branches. Plant them whsre.
ever you can find spars patch of nnoecu-
pied territory on yoar premises, large en-
ough to dig hole in. A city without
trees is naked thing. unit to b seen.-
Give nature half chance, and she viii
elothe our streets and gardens with vest
ing Of vsrdurs that win gladden. our evss
cheer our hearts through the long hot dsvs
of the approaching summer.
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r~.s - Bssmtsss, Neee4 H.
:, Cephaiic PtIls accomplish the o4ect for which
they were made, viz: Cure Of hsadche in an r.
FORMS ~ ~ i's
from Sesthss. Pat1fsde,. Ne,e Sylesn.. In.
Iry them! you that are aflictd. and We are
sure that your testimony can be adled to the ~
ready numerous list that has received benest. ,h.t
no other medicine can produce. '"~'
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/ ~ Useful knowledge can have NO ana
miss except ths ignorant; Il oharishss
youth. dslights the, assd. 10 an ornamant r,
prosperity. and yislds connfsrt 81 adv,rs;,v
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THE ARAB's PRooF.-Som years ago .
Frenchman. who like many Of his country.
men. had won high rank among mon Of
science. yet who denied the God who 10 the
author of all science. was crossing the great
Sahara in company with an Arab guide
de noticed with a snssr that .: certain
times his guide, whatever obstacles may op-
pose, knesling on the burning sands. called
on his God.
Day after day passed, and still the Arab
never failed. till. At last. one evening, the
philosopher. when hs rose FROM his knees.
asked him with . contemptuous smile -
/" How do you know there is Z God 2" The
guide fixed his burning eye on the scofEsr.
for moment in wondsr. and then said.
solsmniy: How do I know there il .
God How did know that man and
not . canal passed my hut last night in tia
darkness Was it not BY the print Of his
foot in the sand Even 60" and h point-
cd TO the sun. whose Last rays were Asshine
over the loaaly DESERT q tias footprint i
not that Of man"
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Fur de Press
MAssA EDros-SuR De followin' is song, wild
its name. what made at the quest OBJ sum OBJ de
darkies bout here. who wants it fur dar own tick
Ter use to be sung on all suitable casions. such as
hollidavs, jublses and sich like. Now. Massa Ed
tor. please print it, Gaze de darkes all want copy
On it. and da cant read writin' not to do 10 good
hardly. Now. sur, ef yoa'l print dis. I'll member
you as long as my name is SAMBO. =
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~ Have / not. my con, sivu -,
every advantage p "Oh, ~. b9kI ccnN
not think df taking adv.ntaes of -,
father"
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Il single bottle Of SPALDlNt'S PRrpAp
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The ADOPTED Birds" Switch, switch"
went the scythes. as the men, early in the
morning, were moving the tall grass. Round
the field they went, not mindiug the grass
hoppers that leaped in terror, or the moad-
ow-mice that scamrered in the thickest
grass. BY y-and-by the owner Of the field
came to them, when one of the men point
cd TO little stick which he iIad stuck in
the ground. and said with laugh, :. we
cut all before u.s.
"No harm, hope
Nothing Of consequence. But see -
The gentleman went to the stick, and
there found poor meadow lark, with her
head cut off by the scythe. She was on
her nest, keeping her little young birds
warm, and thus the scythe took her life
Faithful mother!
The gentleman took up the nest, contain
ing four very small, featherlesss BIRDS
What to do with them he knew not. SO
he carried them home. and on his way re-
membered that near his house was a faith
ful old robin. which had mad her nest in
the cherry tree, and also that she had Just
begun to set.
On reaching the tree, there the robin was,
to be sure. and he we'll knew that she must
have have her own way. So he watched
her. In few hours she flew off to get her
food. The moment che was out of sight,
the gentleman climbed up and took out the
four little blue robin eggs and put the four
little larks in their place. Again he took
his place to watch
In short time Mrs. Robin came flying
back to her nest. She went straight to it.
and was just going to hop into it. when she
looked in. She raised her wings and stood
in utter smazement. A few moments ago
she had left eggs. and now they wore birds.
She stood and looked. turning her head one
way and then the other. and seeming to
scan them very closely. After her amaze.
ment had gone past. she few of, and in
few moments came back with the male rob-
in. Then they both poised themselves. one
on each side of the nest. and looked in most
earnestly, with raised wings. Sure enough,
it was even 80. They were birds and not
eggs! Then they began to chatter, as if
talking the matter over. and explaining the
state of things. How they looked and
pesred in and talked ! Aftera while they
iew OF in great haste. The gentleman fear
cd it was ah over with the little orphaas.
But. no An STEW minutes they both rs-
turned, each bringing worm. with which
they began to feed them. and from that
hour they took care eflthem and raised
them.
Doth God take care of birds ? Yes. Ana
he has promised to take care of his people
and their little orphan children, as birds
take care Of their young.-Sunday School
Tsmes.
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A certain ulprineipled psrsoas = aks.r,,4;,.
70 palm 81 % the nnssspseting publ. imitst;o1s
Of my PreBerea Gine, vonid ect;on sli 49,
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~ sPALDIMoB PRKPAKED G,ux =.
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e mar 11661, ly
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WOMEN Born TO Do THE LovIzo.-That
nature has ordained love as woman's task
more than mans is Thus declared by late
moralist with man. love is never .
passion Of such intensity as with woman.
She is creature Of sensibility. existing
only in tbe outpourings and sympathies Of
her emotions. Every earthly blessing.
nay. every heavenly hope. will be sacrificed
for her affections. She will leave tho sun
ny home Of childhood, the protecting roof
of her kindred-forgst the counssls Of her
sire. the admonishing voice of that Eaother
on whose bosom her head had been pillow
edo all that woman can consistently with
honor-forsake ali that she has clung to in
her girlish simplicity for years. and throw
herself into the arms of the man she idoli-
zes. He that would forsake woman, altar
these Testimonies of affection, is too gross
q villain to be called q man.
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THE RESI- ED.

A THRILLING REVOLUTIONARY STORY.
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Sn:
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tLy UUlcr RauS cln ,S'ptINCItaft N 9ttp &ert bat, uuo r0F
tpi;r o%crti2cr Observation-Disclosures "cts os bcrcn uro t;Qj9
& y DGorcu 'Ur uNS ciUllur uUo beleiscn iccC 9HCbc bCr-
; itUcCt. Euutr rcrbtGt u~u0cEtluCr tctIrrt III wcyotn,
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z z "0or tui'cu, rCclrt MIR IN &c StanC 9Ccet rCrclu,
3 Ing Clniutoufcn uuC blEusr ais yGguC tu duorU 6icitaff
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p rrc" an',rC Nu1c,u 0m bc'ttn III paby:n 3ur
-.r arcU I. 81. be, uUa Ntt0urtCg GGo0cr aS 6nt.
..'ac s .lW MO AtQayrtI ale II UCpfallhi rTo
rus b uwo w10tu rct cnouf ouf ~u,,tloHl, cas- min
.t ruEY Hsg Hu8tta Artitti fUbgcr.
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SO M. %. SOu,t IL. 6 o,
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l5tt Stroet, smtl6tn @aiu uuo Carp,
inb bic o~uctnjsen ascutcs mi State 8irsjnia fir ii. fol-
eenoen rcrNi9ltten Bbiste9- SUtcR, oie ale BON l bic 5
Sobr alt inb, n6nitb:
81. q. Stuart'e, peRiqtrt in Rpdtrtras Go.
Georns Sants, rtitiutrt in 9tcdbrjra. Go.
Sobn Hdptun'e, retluirt in Rudtribae 60.
Senrp Drdman'e, "os1tQirt in .Nuauaa 60.
Gecrle Sor9uen, psltiutrt in Rpdbytpat 60.
5. erommct's Srtra Ga9lr, ptnldtrt in Sbt.
lape pbia, ga.
@ae bteie @btefcp- SOrten, Defenders a6cr brr spr q. 81.
Stuart, t0nncr mir 8icnrvcrtisfcrn bctcnS tmpfc5ten, oa
mir oappn ~lbcricu9t inh. oa6 btcicr 93 'tsteY nibt altjn
allen bier I'M Mutte b%efinolib;n Q9bieteo'S olctb!cmnt,
loUoern %otclcItcn an Cute nod bel g8cltcm lbtrtrifft. IDir
fuaen untCn ctncn Brief oeS brl. Stuart5 bel, puraus man
erttebt, Pap bcrlcltc unS Dan aUctniBen Serfluf 1etnts I8biG.
te9e ubtrro9tn bat. Gub YCn ben ibrtlen 6trrcu t6nut,n
mir 9letbc Gonrnce publiciren, bulten IS Ie6pb fur stoI.
8 no, MIR oiclen ciNtn III VcrOTtnttibcp.
SStr babcn tcrner aut Gr9cr Die ~fpBcnoen Sprttn sutcn
SSbIstc9, n6nlidb pou:
Ystcr Singer, u. G. Sherman, 8. ". Some,
S. .. Seine 9. 81. SIut y, Z. g. Mad,
GusraLooia, 9obu 8rnrton anp Anctrs.
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3Uftriboe Cpunts. ! ocsr,or 1ss,

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alt 'etu. SD bcntcrIc bier, odB Ger 98bisfrY, zen iii i,st
an cbt9c5 pNue a~bticfsre, bereIts Is Mtpnlte alt in. n,
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mir oeGuItTte g8biSftp ale ouprrrn 9ranrs ubtytriTt NIB
mtro cS mem e~ifrtgIt:S 8etrc5en lein NIB weyCt iii Iein.
Molten npD gtube lparen. btcicn W6ttfeo nit sen 98uuI6,r
uno len Selpnht bus publUuniS i5cr .%initimm.ue III
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