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river and Thrown himself into the cutrren.

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river and thrown himself into the current
which had borne him away. ..--.-.-.-,
" The Indians had Killed my COW, and
that you may be assured was no tritling
loss; te,, in my gratitude for my escape
from the merciless savagcs, I would have
been entirely willing to make much greater
sacrifices. l was provided (by means OF
ammunition taken from the slain sndiansJ
in case Of second attack, but this for
tnnately proved to be my last adventure
with the savages. Not one of the band
had escaped to tell the tale and inci.e lis
brethren TO revenge tire death OF their oora>
rales ~ a2
"'Ah !" exclaimed the old man, while
the tears gushed from lis eyes at the rneiIr
ory Of that eventful night. that was a glo-
rious shot-the best ever made.
The hero Of this adventure lived to sec
the rude wilderness, where he had pitched
his lonely cabin, transformed into smiling
fields. and peopied by hardy and enterpri-
sing pale faces, among whom his last days
were passed in "reaca and pienty," uu<
disturbed by his Old time foes ...
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Barbarlties of the SaYages IN Mime
! ..a sofa .H.
icnce Of the St. Pau, Pre- s.

Correspondence Of the St. Pau Pres.
,.--r ST Peter, August 81.
This afternoon spent a short time in
the hospital, and if any have an idea tia!
these matters are not really as bad as rcp>
resented, few Sights such as saw would
convince them fully. Everything that
could is being done TO relieve the suffers
ings of the wounded, Drs Daniel, William
son, Bishop, Whipley and others have rem
dered all the assistance that medical skill
was capable of; yet, despite all this, such
srenes as the following are enongh TO sick
s! en- heart Of stone: Edward Paumler
and family, in New UIm, on Tuesday, be-
ing driven ont Of their house, were Tying
10 their neighbors for protection, when Il
boy of seven wears was shot dead, ard an
other had :hree fr'ghtful cashcs by toms
ahawk on his head, one Of which had cleft
the skull open. lie lay without food for
two days, and was found by his father Oh
The third and brought to the ho,l,.;aI.-
Mrs. Pwas shot in the breast. Mrs. IIar-
ringson was running for her life, when q
musket ball pierced tie hand of an infant
she was carrying, frightfully mangling II,
and passed into her back.
The sayages hamstrinceI one woman
anil separated her feet with a stick, and so
dragged her over the grass unit! she diets.
Others they nailed to fences and pierced
to death some they have disemboweled,
and cutting off their hands and feet, in
serted them in place. Ia ono house in
New Ulm woman and four children vers'
Eburned to death. A woman aud five chii-
dren came into the fort on last Saturday
morning, having subsisted on the praiiies,
for about ten days on what roos they eo't
find Mr.. Earl, of Beaver Creek, had sen.
his two sons to,brins up his horses, and
having put one in the buggy was driving
off with Mrs. Henderson and child, when
the Indians stopped them, took out the
horse and left the buggy standing. Mr..
Earl and sons then went on pulling the
buggy 10y hand, but the Indians fred upon
them and severely wounded Mr.. Earl
fThey then left the buggy, and, it is reports
ed-wth how much truth cannot say
that the Indians .hcr took Mrs. Henderson
and child, and burned them to Death
Col. Blair, who has been a captive among
the Indians, made his escape and arrived
at the fort. lie reports that there arc
about $50 captives ia their hands. 1t is
feared by several that part Of these have
already be.n massacred and tha; the rest
will soon share he same fd,e. Co!. Mar>
shall got here in the stage yesterday af,
ternoon and leaves this morning for the
| fort.
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RsoR0AHIzIxG. The combined forces
of the armies Of the Potomac and Vir.
GINA have been rapidly undergoing the
process of reorgaDlz ,lion since General
Mcclellan assumed command. Fragments
of regiments have been consolidated, and
decima,ed brigsdes filed with new regi-
ments. The corps of Heinzleman and
Mcdowell have been consolidated under
I'll. command Of the former, while the
latter has leave o. absence and is at lib
erty to resign. Many other changes have
taken place that Lave not been made
public,
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BULL Run BRrDGE.-The Bull Run
bridge, on the Orange aud Alexandria
Railroad, has its ups and downs AS well as
everything else. When the rebels left Ma
nassas last spring they burned the struct-
rure; but it was rebuilt by our people, and
held by them until yesterday week. The
first structure built by the Union forces
was merely temporary one; out over
that was thrown beautiful trestle frame
afterwards, and the temporary one was
torn away. On the night of Tuesday,
the Goth of August, the rebels made a
dash upon it, dove in our guards, and
burned it the second time. Nothing
daunted, however, Colonel McCu!lum got
his men at work again, and on Monday
night of this week had it rebuilt and ready
for the cars to cross. But alas, for all
human calculations About mlnight
of the same night ody of rebel cav
alrv dashed down to the bridge, drove
away the sentries and burned it for the
third time.
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EN- CAssIUs III CLAY has been mahiag
y speech lately, exhibiting considerable
moderation in bis EXPRESSIONS with refer
ence to slavery. He said tie Republican
party had accomplish ed all il ever desired
on this subject, aud that the Government
ha,l no power to emancipate siaYes except
70 weaken the rebes. lie thought Poace
tie great object to be sought for now, ard
said that il tie South would lay down
heir arms he would advise repeal Of
all confiscation acts and general amnesty.
SO the Aboliticn;s's are repenting. s
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An Extraordinary Case Of Crime

/ In law case in london, relative to
some property sold by Mr.. Roupeil, late
member of Parliament for Lambeth, tha,
person was put into the witness box and
made one 0: the most extraordinary con-
LESSONS on record lie admitted that 10
was guilty Of peri Try, forgery ana fraud !
having forged deeds of gift and will by
which he had obtained possession of the.
enormous estate Of bis late father, a.seE
raised $500, 600 upon them, all q which
he had exhausted. Mr.. itoupell vo!un.
iarily returned to England and MADE
these confessions lie was committed
for trial. Tie case excited great inter-
est.
The London Times, commenting on'
the case, says:
Mr.. VIM Roupell went to Muggrdge,
gave him f5, purpofling to come rom
Mrs. RoupclI for mourning, and asked for
n receipt. Tic receipt supplied him with
specimen of uegrldge's signature. ard
this, with some difficulty, lie succeeded in
initiating. q wrote my fathers sigma
ture with his own pen-a short quill pen,
ard also that of Mdggridse. Ny own |
wrote with my own GOLD pen, as lightly
as could to make the contrast as strong
"a possible with the Others" Paui Ferro!E
does not relate more circumstantiaily how
he killed his wife, or why. One does
sometimes find such confessions in the last
chapter ola novel, when he actor is dead,
and his deeds are dpscribcd by himself IA
a memoir conveniently brought to light,
bnt we think rlley were never uttered
before in a witness box. bg "a gentle
manly looking man, speaking in tons
-erious and grave and rs though quito
sensible Of the effect and result Of " hat
he was say ing" .a
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GEO. REED,

Attorney and Counsellor at Lar.
Has resumed the practice Oh his profession in
Hsnitowoc. and car now promise to give
prompt attention 70 all professional business
entrusted 20 hin.
rz9~ Collections made in any part Of the State.
For few weeks his Office viii be found at
bis dwelling house.
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lg- Preaching politics has become so
common in these days, that the following
brief conversation has a pretty sharp
point to it:
Passenger" Well, conductor, what
news in the political world p
Conductor" Don't know, sir; hare MT
been to church for the last two Sundays"
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H1- Jeems, nv lad. keen away from

Eg Jeems, my lad, keep away from
the gals. Ven you see one coming, dodge
Just such a cri'ter as that young un'
cleaning the door step on ',other side Of
the street, fooled yer dad, Jimmy. If it
hadn't been for her. you and yer dad miyh,
have been in California hunting dimes,
my son
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ID FENsEoF THE CArIrAL.-1he govern,
mcnt clerks have organized eighteen full
companies for the protection Of the capi.
tai, and the government employees at the
navy ward 600 men the stone cutters
at rhe Capital $50 oiher employees rs;
the government printers 81.
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HECTOR MCLEAN,

Notalg Pa5lic and General Lassd agent,
sToCKBRIDGE, CALUMET CO., WIS.
win attend to the payment Of taxes, the eollec-
ton of debts, the ex Imiuation of titles, &c.
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Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, rockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Glass, Nails
etc, Produce Of all kinds wanted, nl-tf.
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GksAS. A, REUTER-.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Agent for the Milwaukee hu
tual Insurance ompany, and ounty Treas
urer. VIII attend to the payment OF Taxes
Ec Office on Ninth Street nl-tf.
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JOHN N7chEOGH,

Wagon, sleigh, and Carriage Maker
Shop on York street, over VIM. Sharp's Black
smith shop, Manitowoc, Wis. Always on
hand, and willing to work,
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MIR. AUGUST RICHTER,

Who viii hereafter do business under his own
name and ou his own account, at the old stand.
Those Who are indebted 10 me are request d
TO settle with Mr. Richter, whom have author
lied TO collect HoEes and give receipts for the
same. RICHARD hLINGH0LZ.
A4ntowoc, July /, IsG2.
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TERMS:
To Village Subscribers, when left by the Car
rier, 81 90 per annum.
To Mail and Office Subscribers, 81 ,5o-fnra-
rsabiy iH ddgGnce.
Eleven copiea will be sent to one post once
on receipt Of $1,000 Twenty copies on the re-
ceip. OF 1880.
a. Advertising at the usual rates.
JOB LpRIIITIIgEa
GaYing a large and varied assortment OF JOB
Type. and Two PRESSES, the Proprietor is pre-
oared 70 execute all kinds Of JOB PRINTING on
short no.ice and at fair prices.
rY All kinds Of Farmers Produce taken at
this Office in payment for work or papers.
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attorney and CounselLor at Law, q.
Justice Of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
1Icu!ar attention given to collecting, &c. Of
fee on York Street, Manitowoc, Wis, nltf
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YgNE. W. NICHOLS,

attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Office on York Street, Manitowoc, Manitowoc
County Wis Collections promptly attended
To nl-tf
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FsE,EEs ~ NERN,

North side, opposite Richards Foundry. Deal
ers in DIV Goods, Groceries and Provisions,
Glass, Crockery, Fancy Goods, Oii-C'oth,
Woolen yarn, Fancy Baskets, FIddles and
Guitars, and Guitar striugs. Toys, Cordures,
Papcrhanging7, Brushes, &c.
Respectfully solicit share of public patron
age.
Mauitowoc, July, 1859. nl-u
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Rroyyns Meat Market.

THE SUBSCRIBER Informs the people of
l. MaU'tgvoc that he is still on hand a! his
Shop rear the store of Platt L Villas, with the
bes' aad choicest varieties OF Meat, and is pre-
pared % sgH a. living prices. lie will keep
nothing on haui but the
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ID. j. EASTON, Nj. ID.
DIR. A. J. PATCHEN,
-RENEEST-

Office and Residence, corner of York and Sew"
euth streets, Manitowoc.
Artificial Teeth inserted in all the latest styles
aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

To W Me.ishew. Louis Herishsv, Oliver X Rseves.
Eiien Reeves Abraham Lamb, Owen Baldw In,
EsshaFtAr Baldwin. Lease Hsii, snd Mary Ann Hall.
You, aud each OF 5aa are hereby nonned that there
- new on file In the ease OF Hiram barney Plaintiff
tneibs salt III Ghaneery 10 foreclose q nnrtesrel
against Isaac Gardner And others, Defendants ytnd-
Ing In the District Court OF Lee county Iowa al keo-
XIX al answer aBd eToas-iitl eft Neisor Gardner as
Executor Of the estate Of william Roseb. deeeaset
who II desen dsnt In The original sui Claiming of
yop, Tie said q. W Msriihew, and Oliver n Reeves,
the sum Of GsvsEtseP Iiandred polsrs, with per
cent. interest per anpu ~ Hioney due mortgage
made By yen TO William Roach In his lifetime, sso
claiming AGAINST each OF you The force Of SAID
mortgage. the same being upon The Northeast quarter
OF the South west quarter OF Section seren l Town
ship 65 north, Range In Ire county Iowa and
also pray ing that the kouheast quarter Of The South
west quarter Of said arenn be 6ys Sold In rsy the
amount which msy he iouna due the Pisihtin Hiram
KHrney aud that tten The North-east quarter of the
quarter Of laid section BE- ne ri solo 10 be,
Plaintiffs claim. and further askinE for sale Of said
premises to pay the amount due said Gardner Exec
utor. md for general relief. And unless you appear
aud snsssr said pettion before peon the sec
ona day Of the next term OF ssid Coutt commence
At keokuk on the nrss Monday OF SEPTEMBER, A ID
is2, default viii be entered saAiust you and tuds
msnt rendered thereon prayed for in said petition
NOBLE STRONG,
mAyk Il Ansys for Plaintiff
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fAKiGINAL NOTICE.

To Wellington Nnssman Bennett Whitney, part
mrs. hrt. as Wellington kossman d CO. fufAn {.
Whitney, and Raymond Whit1ey, Defendants:
fou, and each Of you hereby notified that there
Is file In the cfee Of The Clerk of Che District
Court OF Lee county. Iowa, at kenkuk, petition Of
II. d. woodward Co. claiming of you, Wellington
NosAman h Co., the Of Two Hundrsd Dollars,
with ten par cent Interest per from the 4h Of
May, 1858, money due your nete. secured by a
mortgage made by bennett Whitney and snsaD e.
Whitney, also claiming aFsinst each Of you the o,-.
CLOSURE of said mortgage, the same being npon TOT
eight fsl block l39 10 D. W. Kbourne's addition 10
the city IL Keokuk In Lee county Iowa the pur-
chase moneys and further sskiHg Ter salt OF said
preMisea and general relief, And unless Gu appear
and answer said petition be fore the
cnd day on The next term OF said Court commence
Ut Keakuk the LIST Maaday OF September, u 1862
default will be entered arssnst you, and judTme
rendered thereon prayed for In said pfIit lon.
II. SCOTT HOWELL
may3-d Atty for Plaintiff
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To John shultx, II Perry, Asson X Ahesler Geo +
Gordon. Albert Wells, Judd, NaikerA TO. Emmer-
son, COCHRAN Il Co.'S
You, and each Of you. hereby noiihed that there
~ Aie In the once Of The Clerk Of the DISTRICT
Court Of Lee rouDty. lows. Ut Keokuk, petition Of
Hiram barney, claiming OF son John shuitx. The sum
o. Fifteen Hundred Dollars with ten per cent inter
mortgage made by you TO Chas N aSon. and since
signed to said Hiram Barney dated Goth OF May. 1851
also claiming against each Of you the foreclosure OF
said the being upon the north half Of
the southNes qsisrter Or section Isl townthtF 66l
range Isl wes aiso the quarter Of The Anh
aass Quart Ter OF ssrtfou f51 tesnshr tG6 range l6
west, In Lee connty, 3owa. for Use Purchase money
and further asking for sale of said preuiaes and
general relief; And unless appear srd ans raid
petition before neon Of the second day or the
next term OF said Court, to commence OF keoInk -
the LIST Monday OF september, A. ID. JeG2, default
will be entered against and Judgment rendered
thereon rs praye for in said petition
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
may1-d Atty for Plaintiff.
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To solomon III. Foutsr and Mrs. Solomon II. Fouts,
wife Of Solomon n Fouts:
fou, and each ofyoa, are hereby notified th stthere
Is now on file in the oce OF the CLERK Of The District
Court OF Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk petition of
Hiram Barnerr claiming Of ynn, snlenaon II. fnats,
the srr OF four hundred and eighty dollars with per
cent int. per snhum5 psysbie annually, money
due on t@c mort Rages mad. by you 10 GhHser aeon,
and since assigned 10 Maid HtA Ksrney dated October
9Th A. D. 1856 also ella ming agairsi OF you the
hortheast quarter Of northwest quarter OF section %
Township OF morrill, range wfst. In Lee ceury Iowa,
appear and answer said petition before noon OF
the seron tiav ri the re IT term ~ sssa fenri.
Keoknk, on the ira AohGay a. September,
A 1902 defsnlt Will be entered against you. and
judgment rendered thereon prsy In saM petit
ton. NOBLE Il 8TROkG,
mAyI0-dim AtlorBeys for PainfiC.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.


70 Joseph Duncan and Franklin Harshman, Defend
ahts *
You are hereby notified that there is now on fle In
no CIerk's once OF the District Court OF Lee county
Iowa at Fort Madison, . petition OF Hiram Harvey,
claiming Judgment In foreclosure Of ! morta kaae
aganas said Joseph Duncan, for thesum OF Five HIM
81 !snuEfy 1851 and special Apd general execution
Agsinst yo Joseph puncaH ind fora foretlossEs Of
npon The northwest u Of the southeast il Of section
I1 township t61t NORTH range l6) wost, In Lee
" Iowa the sale of said premses 10 pay on sid debt,
general relief.
Now, you each must appear and Answ0r said petit
ton by noon Of the second day of the Of said
Court 70 be held on the rsi Monday Of December, a.
ID lA6v II. SCOTT HOWELL,
may2b div Atty for P1ainsih
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NOTICE.

To VIM Hamilton, ST.. VIM Slater. John Light Nor
timer henderson, Wesley Harrison, M Moore. and
VIM Sellers:
You, and each Of you, hereby noined
lie now die In the Office of the Clerk Of the Ustct
Court Of Lee county. lows. at Ksotuks petition Of
Hiram Barney clsimiI Of You, VIM. Hamilton, ST..
thr sum Of Three HuEdrrd ard Fifty Dollars, with
ten cent. interest per anHtm ia able annually,
as money due . mostRsFe made Nv yOu 10 said
ltrErn Barney dated 9th of March if5t also claim
Ing against each OF you the foreclosure ~ said
gage. the being upon triangular tra ct Of band
OF Is less In the pofhw@sf 'luarter Of
sectief 1851 also the south half othe sonthss
ter OF the northeast quarter OF section la conlatn
ing 20 acres MI in township 49, morn range west
" Lee county Iowa, for tbs purchase money; and
further ssking for sale OF said pretes and enersi
relief; And unless yoa appear and answer SAID petit
item before the second day OF the next term OF
said Court to mmence ri kenkuk the let Monday
~ September, A.. ID. ts69. dstsat will be entered
nganat you And jn'snteh nderef the,eon prayed
FIR in said petition II. SCOTT HOWELL.
niayI ii Atty Tor plaintiff.
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0kIGINAL NOTICE,
TO Simon Cort, VIM Metcslf Vim Ewindef, II 8
Barker. MargsEet G FrAnk. NJ MaRoun. Iieklin

To Simon Cort, VIM A Meteslf Vim Slwinder, s
Barker, Margaret Frank, MaRoun, fieklin
II Lucas
You, and each VI you, Are hereby there
10 now CD he In the once Of the CLERK of he District
Cont OF Lee county, Iowa, nj kcokuk, Petition Of
Hiram BARNEY cisiu1sE Of you, Simon Cort, the ttm
f Twenty Three Hundred Dollars With tee per cent.
int erast Ter snnun psysble annually, AZ money due
on mortgage made by you to Chss. Mason and since
assigned 10 sstd Hiram Barney dated 9th Of Decem-
Der, 1855, also claiming against each Of you the fore
closure OF said mortgage, the same being upon lots
o. llol I'D and ti2l In block ts9l In Lee county,
lees you appear and said pstiiiAn before
noon OF the second day Of the term Of said court
TO comm Ht Ktokuk or the Isl Monday 81 sepiem
Der, A. ID. 1869 default will be entered against you,
snd Judgment rcnta red there PRAYED for In said
petition. n. SCOTT HOWELL,
nayI-d Airy for Plaintiff.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Notice 10 hereby given that will, on the 9th dsy
81 June. lsG4, tanmeneng at O'Clock n NJ OF saia
day. az the door OF the once Of the Clerk OF The Dis
Wict Court OF Lee county Iowa, al okuk. expose at
OF Deed OF Trust executed by Nicholas gill and Car.
cline Gu 10 me, lMasthA j. smiley,1 dated the Eth
DAY OF September 1859 nled for record on The same
day, atab o'clock m and recorded in Mortgage Book
= page or, the following Real Estate te.wit: The
cart bali OF lot eight e 10 block forty-one in
OF Lee and State Of Iowa Said Deed Of Trust Civ
en- 10 secure the payment Of the sum Of Three Hun.
dred palllrs anf fn~reg, payable according 70 TIE
tenor or three promissory notes Of even date with
said Deed Of Trus sua Of 400 each andipser
proceed to sell aforesaid giving the notice pre-
scribsd BY said Deed OF Trust and will make deed
10 the purchaser for the said sale will be for
Cash. MAkTHA j. SMILEY.
Per NccRAKT n RRUcE.
maYa.d 49, IT., Attrrrnv.
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n One Cares whetAer ! ala Right
A poor, poor child, having lost fathe
and mother, nj 80 early an age that n
could neyar remember mothers tender
ness, or fathers care, was csst help
less waif upon the sea of human HE
Who can tell how the wretched grow e
manhood He could not himself trace
his early history, bnt NJ length ne wal
taken 10 be brought up by gentleman
In a dista mt ctr. Man must love some
thing. This poor child without home,
Without friends, had learned to love the
city of bis birth, aud as he went farther
and farther from his native place, the on
lv tie Of natural affection seemed snap
ping asunder, aud he looked toward the
city Of his adoption with feeling Of ut
ter desolation, realizing that no one in
the wide world really cared whether he
lived or died. After few days he was
sent TO the Sabbath school. His teacher
was apt in instructing. and possessed SO
kind heart, that its light and warmth
fell cheerily nron the dull, sad heart Of
the .httle boy. g For the first time in my
life, said he. (. i felt that somebody
cared whether did right Now how
changed HE life The Sabbath school
became the sun Of his existence, casting
its bright beams over all the week. He
looked forward to that blessed hour with
delight, and when it had gone. murmured
that he must wait so long for its reappear-
ing. Afterward. in referring to that
period of his life, he said, If ever a
boy had friend On earth, | had in my
Sabbath school taacher. loved him
with my whole heart. and he can never
know whata blessing he has been to me.
His interest, his sympathy made me diff
ferent being. =
Be encouraged, oh We teachers, who
sometimes sow the precious seed OF truth,
with burdened hearts. What though an
other is appointed to see the fruits Of
your labor in the glorious harvest
The time is coming when the sower
and the reaper shall rejoice together.
Let US be careful to teach what is right !;
in the spirit of Christian Kindness TO
toaeh The liner life OF those we instruct,
showing 4 strong desire to see them
treadlng the pathway of righteousness,
and we may safely leave the result in
Gods hand, believing that in his own
good time, he will cause the seed sown to
spring up, to blossom, and to bear fruit -
). s. Times.