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POUNDS, show what thoul't do
Nouli weep woul't fight woult fast2 went. t..r
thyself?"
Nay, nav, calm myself, and use Dr. D. r. SeeIva,s
Liquid Kennedy, which VIII renorate your head gently
remove the deposits and ncrustaous which have ra7
forming for years, and drying up tue fountains Of
hea t, restore the various glands and membranes Ia
healthy and natural acton when coed humor n your
nature VII again prevail.
aajor-Generul BANKS passed through Clare-
and on Monday afternoon, on bis way New Orleans
a paper in Paris offers as an induce
ment to subscribers to give them a good
notice when they die.
The Empress Eugene figured at
late reception with diamonds worth three
millions and half in her hair.
-Healy is going to get 80, 600 for
painting the Illinois Legislature a full
length portrait of President Lincoln.
a court in Dayton, Ohio. lately
awarded 4 young lady there Sd. 500
damages for breach OF promise of mar.
riage.
The petroleum millionaire who call
Ell his daughter herrie Scene Is ooino, To
name his son after the Creek Oileus
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re- JEFF. DAVIS and part Of the rebel Congress
are reported have lett Danville for Charlottesville "
c., on Monday
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WASHINGTON, April 70 2:30 p. NJ
Major G encral Dix:
The capture of Selma, Ala, is report
ed BY Major General Thomas. The sur
render of Lynchburg is also officially
reported.
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+. VI. STANTON, Secretary of War.
, 1865-11-07

ed States Government, and he must
know that all America is utterly opposed
to his presence IN Mexico. Within the
past three months two separate commu-
nlcationS heve been made TO the French
Government, the nature and purpose of
which could not be mistaken. Mr.. Sc
ward is usually sufficiently p~Iain-spoken,
although, SO impatient is the country
generally OF European Intervention in the
affairs of this contlnent-he is always be-
ing attacked for his ''subserviencv'' to
France. One of the New York papers
this very morning charges the Minister
with s%chemlng 10 'lnsure TIE permanence
of the French protectorate in Mexico"
The Emperor of the French, however,
understands him better than that. From
the beginning of the new Empire down
to the present moment Mr.. Seward has
instructed the American Minister in
France to keep before The Emperor the
fact that his Government could not as
sent to the interposition of France with
out sacrificing the Monroe doctrine, and
this 1t could never reIinquish. In Febru-
airy, 1864, Mr.. Seward wrote to Mr.. Day
ton (now replaced Ivy MIR. Bigelow), add
vising him TO act in the event of Maximi-
liam passing through France. off," he
wrote,-
"Thc Archduke Macmillan appear in
Paris only in his character as an Imperial
Prince ofthe House Of Hapsburg, you will be
expected 10 be neither demonstrative nor
reserve in your department toward him.
1t he appears there with any assumption
of authority or title in Mexico, you will
entirely refrain from intercourse with
him."
And on the 80 of April of the same year
he sent another letter, In which he said -
"If such precautions fail to secure us
against aggression, we shall then, I trust,
be able TO rise, without great effort, to
the new duties which in that case will
have devolved upon us. | remain now
firm, as heretofore, in the opinion that
the destinies of the American continent
are not to be permanently controlled by
any political arrangements that can be
made in the capitals of Europe"
On the 4th Of that month the House of
Representatives passed a Resolution on
which the Senate declined to take action,
but which may yet produce results. It
wa 0o OAA
"Resolved that the Congress of the
United States are unwilling by silence to
leave the nations of the world under
the impression that they are indifferent
spectators of the depIorabie events now
%transpiring in the Republic of Mexico,
therefore they think it fit TO declare that
it does not accord with the sentiment of
the people of the United States to ac-
knowledge a monarchical Government
erected on the ruins Of any Republican
Government in America, under the aus
pices of any European Power"
But when this resolution was adopted
the hopelessness of the cause of Juarez
was not SO evident as now, and the En-
peror Napoleon may have supposed that
the American Government would not OBJ
ject to The new Empire if it was firmly
established, and had the confidence Of
the people. That these two conditions
have been fulfilled he may now with
some reason believe. Except from the
American Government no serious shock
seems likely 10 be given to Maximilian's
power. For some time past the news
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

HALL. Eth AVE, COR.
" SD at, X. G. SlllMfAlI- Minister. -Ko, ultr
| ryices A. ". and 7. n. Subject iyr eyeninr-iara-
c Charscteristlcs OF Gracious State. Services q,
4 o'clock. hrutH iEec. ll5
EHE NEW ARGI MENT, DEMONSTRAT.
ing the End Of the Prophetic Periods in 1861, and
e Gorifcrtion Of the Church Of God by ". Ian
ARD Of Ohio, Sunday, IT lO'r A. NJ. and 7. ". At
otanic Hall, )! East Broadway, 20
UHE ALhNSON VI. T.. SUNDAY SCHOOL,
Norfolk 81. near Grand, will give Grand M
al Entertainment, under the direction OF Prof q.
4 Petit, 10 begin with an Overture N the OrFeu,
4 Prof Geo. fredk Gould, on lhursdav evening
me sth, 1865. Admission 70 cent buoIu oDen at
exercises TO commence At quarter to O'Clock q 20
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AmIisEw ENTS.
RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEU

RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUA--.
AFTERNOON ATS. EVENING ATTx.
ATTRACTION WITHOUT PRECEDESL
The beautiful aud talented
MISS HMIi.IE MELVILLE,
In BouTcieaults version Of DICKENS stofy,
DOT, DOT, DOT.
CRICKET IN THE HEARTH
supported by the talented
STAR DRAMATIC COMPANY.
Tho GREAT AMERICAN
IN fPicTUREsolE AND RRIIliAST Dan cr
I ISsf VEN VEIN q
THE BOONE FAMILY COMBINATION
CLASSICAL READINGS, COMIC, son pLETs
Man EATER, EACH u fEET Losu.
% MOVING WAX FlGl REs.
JEFF. DAVIS IN pETrICOArS.
HORSE AND RlpEK ENrWINED by AN IN.
pSs y ShhrtEr c9SNhRrEp lNi9 sfqHNs
MpunRpfftS BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS.
GLASS STEAM fNGlSLs IN NOTION
fa woman, hanicss, Cifcrssan Girl Dwsr'.
.Nluf N,b q, NfAn4 NVuatia- q million cuflositieH.
A-I"'T''oh "r"n'1 thi'orr unier 'cn 10 cents lit
HOPE CUNPEL-,lo ANYWAY =
- AMEElGhN sIEREOSt uTrICON
-, NoM oN lNuiBliIUN.
one tho .sud picture. ccr,rrirns the trcst teauti-
iul views statusy and " IA OF art, lu the world
Seventy p,ctutc. twylty icot sluAit, shosu every
week. "
Ma'inees on Wrdnc.da. and Saturday. Al An m.
Adnlirson ~ eta. Childieu half pric,
1NlE nlPpOTHEAIEON NAVE You
BEN 10 lHL ClKCt -
l4th street, Cpplrilc the Ac,dciuy oi Music,
~ NOT, Co
Muinccr every "Wednesday aud SATURDAY. a4l
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DENTISTRY.

a SETr OF TEETH MADE IN THREE
Lhhours, at 3i5 9th avenue, between 2lst and ed
street, cheap light durable upper setts and
weighted Tower setts sets with pluupsrs, 10 restore
youthful appearance perfect satisfaction or no pay;
no advance required; teeth posityeiy extracted
Without pain; care taken wlth nervous paiien, $50
A FULL SET OF TEETH INSERTED
"A With or without extracting the rools, from s5
and upwards; gold, silver, aud bone hllings BY cent?
and upwards extTscting without pain, o. lS5 EaAt
dential. sts
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A GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE For
l. sale cAcHp Good n"irhlo hoOi. los rent Must
le sod rs t.c ON nUI cannot attend. LuquIe a. SOB
Monroe o.. 46a
CORNER GROCERY STORE 10 LET, AND
>hNtutes for sale. Apply on the premises, cot ylst
II, aud % ave, south u ooklyn 254
EOR SALE CHEAP-HORSE AND Strong
road ngon. Inquire II Nandau At, noM llud.
1t. YGI
EOR SALE-GROCERY STORE, HORSE
and wagon, and milk route, CO king At. II
GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE TO
ole', Ayery low rent IN gooi husnoss locality;
also txturs, for sale, $50 Water At between SCANNED
and Jsckson sta. Inquire In he store. SO
ITO BUTCHERS--A BARGAlN-FOR SALE
In Iuile III the store. 90
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sisIl.t-isSs.
FoK uyERr1oL-TArSco1T,s LINE

EOR ERPJOI.-TAPSCOTT'S LINE.
snip SRATIrl ~ sal.t juno 9Th,
IDlt LDNDON, NEUTRAL FLAG.
tl.ppog ship AlhlDN, sn.i' Junc I'd.
Cabln pasa,Ve, 30, second Lahln' ~ payable la
cuIIGncy.
For passage spply to rAisCorT BROS. d CO, ID
e0uth II. 49,
IGOR LIVERPOOL-OLD BLACK BALL
Il Line-Ihr packet chip ISAAC WEBB, will havo
quick dispatch iOr the Above port. For passage or
drafts on the ROYAL BANK OF IRELAND, apply to
near Peck silly, lOl
DASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
and bndOn-by the Old Black Star Llue For
Liverpool the ADELAIDE Aails on june lUth. -
For passage apply W WILLIAMS &GUlOh, ~ Fulton
81. J24
CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
- POOL.-LOUIsIANA calls Saturday June ID
HELNErIA aailA Saturday, Juue 10th. Cabin passage
slOe stserne $50, payable IA currency AUply 70
VILLA As Gs.UA, ~ broadway, $50
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.GENTS WANTED IN ALL PARTS OF
the United Staios Tor our Feninn Map OF Ire
d." Sell like no, CAKES, CHAs, Ii BkECHT a
l., Publishers, II Frankfort st.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN Re ACCOM-
Annotated with board and pleasant Tooms Call =,
2ly Cherry ".
A FEW RESPECTABLE YOUNG MEN Can
ABE accommodated wIth good board on moderate
streets. 50
ROARD-A FEW MECHANICS CAN RE
ID accommodated with board, at s Allen at. rs
HOTEL GARNI = FURNISHED BED.
~ roons for gentlemen only, from eli 70, 81 50 10
$l:Is per week double bedrooms from ~ 10 90
1856 Fat Ssth st. Sd ave. 9Os
LOG RIvINGTON ST - GENTLEMEN
i ~ can DO accommodated with bosTd and ple.s.
at t0oIRl, 4 auslt tegLAA ia
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GENERAL BlsINEss.

A TTENTIoE ALL SMALL DEALERS
Lhsill lind large assortment of Gun goods. .,lch ns
berpes bingham, and other goods Of thai port at
Miss BECk, IS Fat Houston st
CHEAP CLOTHlNG-A LARGE LOT OF
clothing Iu.t received, such NJ business coats,
nom IS to f2O black trock coats from ~ 10 sg0 cas-
smefe pants from ~ to siG linen coats s2.2b, and
NesIs cheap. GEO. LENlE Az kroms st. ~
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INSTRUCTION.

AT TOWNSEND'S COMMERCIAL ACND,
~ emy $50 liov or,, tciou Houston II. Bookk cop
tng, NTtng, Arithmc'ic, Algebra, spelling. tran
mar, &C., taught without classoN dnv and evening.
IeHrhete p,Cpuel tot any grade. Rooms tor lndics,
ami private instruction. giI
RANJO AND ETHIOPIAN jig, AND
- BuIietque Dancing. taught by the renowned
JOIN hogan, Manufacturer Of the Banjo. Teens
10 Ior course. lis Fast Houston st. m the ITO 2G3
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y ACTIVE, RELIABLE PARTNER Want,
1 ed in a nght established business that with
|ct attention seven hour day will pa him s2,UO
bar 2y2 Fulton at. top floor, No :. -
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SEWING MACHINES.

EOR SALF-IWO SINGERS SEWING
Il machiuc- No. 2, In perfect oricr; must be cold.
pric, 60 each Con lie seen for week at No nj
Charlton st., near Greenwich. A.
GROVER \ BAKERS FIRST PREMIUM
~ Elastic stitch aud Look stitch sewing Machines.
i95 broadway, New York, and 1855 Fulton ii, BfUsf'
lyu. 3by
SEWING MACHlNES-AlL FIRST CLASH
omachines new and secondhand, for pae, to q, Mt
or exchange. Machines sold part payment Ma
chimes hOusht and upait,d, ut $3.50 broadway, NJ.
siair Old machines taken in exchange iJI
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE AND 10
~ fsnt Wheeler and " ilsun's and siugois In VOID
order. 224 Jay A. BROOKLYN. ~
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WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE AND
female help Of all nations, at j. WELPIRY'S
IT, 3 whitehall It. Wanted, cooks, waters, house
UP stairs servants for good situations In city aud
h'ry. Also coachmen, gardeners, poTteTs and
kning handr, Those Lately landed employed inn
Iia'clv. This Office We Gun recommend III
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|THE LADIES' X. {. 7. A. Il SOCIETY, OF
St Mary Of the Visitation, will meet a. the As.
,embly Rooms columbia st. Brootlvr, SUNDAY even
ms june 4th at ~ o'clock. Speaking b, MeVru.
Cooke, Brennan and wills. SINGING by MISC. Nc.
binn and OAAhouy Of New York the yourg ladies'
u the Society, Master DAM. O'fiyun and Messr. Fa.
ran, Cummings and DOwney. The Young men of the
nen's society are requested 10 be In iull attend.
nnce AZ their private meeting.
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TME FATHER MATnEM I. A. b. Sd

me fAlhfk MAlHfN i. A. Is. Ste
ciety, No. Of Brooklyn, b. D., will holda Public
Temperance Meeting at is hall cor Of Grand ami 9TH
sts GA Sunday ~ ening, june 4, 1865, AZ y. p m.
The meeting will be addressed b. n. T.. nerdnau \
BuckInnn, J. Brady, Esqn., and other eloquent
I.PeaEer.. Singing by the Mes.rs. TAYLOR, Diokt
Hilbert aud othen, he eminent Prot n. Cold
scLmidt Of the Brook Musical Instrument S,c'e-
| y, vii preside at the piano. DICkkEsuN, Pre-.
sideut. I8f
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WANTED,

SMART, INTELLIGENT YOUNG Womsn
wants situation W care childTon and make her
II generally useful IL good ieaIn rre,s. Call at 2G2
|tt a., LIST floor. 32I
RTIFICIAL FLOWERS - WANTED 30
good hands to make roses aud rossbuds. Good
yes and steady work. ~ Walker 81. 3li
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THE FATHER MATHtw I. A. II. 81
l. cietv, No 4ofN. Y, will hold a'Grand Temper
ancc Meeting, At their hall 1888 Eat l2th It, on sum
d evening, June ~, A. 4. ?; m. spestins by
hCssrs. Campbell and Langton. Slngng bv Ner-rs
Taylor Holmes and Nash Tie public are respect.
fully invited W attend. Come early II YOU wish 20
Get good seat GEORGE FLEMING, ProI VIII
llAN O'BKIHN, Rec. Fec. III
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|KER WANTED A GOOD BAkLR,
I,stry, &c, Tor fr.t class hotei wages t1J TO as
4 onth. Apply at SAUNDERS OtLce, so Fourth
IA ii
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TEAS AND COFFEE.

ECONOMY Is WEAITH-GO To THE
IL GREAT lNtON TEA COMPANY,
81 NLsEI ST, Y,
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I'HR FIRM OF J. {. HUNT n 90, Is
- ihls day d sso!yed BY mutual consent JOSIAH
6; ~ NJ jacob X. sCliEhCk. Dated April .,
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|VOUNG MEMS FATHER MATHEW T. A.
L Is Society No. |, OF Brooiy Ign. A pu' lie meeting
III b. held evenins,s rs O'clock at thei
all. 20 and 2i2 Court st The meeting will be adj
-r,e by Mossn. Gotcy, Lhufhton and Ctouiu
nging by Misses DoI hey and S'Ockcr. An early at
sndsncc II requested. PATRICK LYONS, Pest.
GORGE ONfIl- Rec. Sec. 100
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\OTICE-1HE ST. JAMES ROMA.

NOTlCE-1HE ST. JAMES RONAN
Catholic I. A. II. Society will hold Public Ter.
Per1nce Meeting, a. theii foom, In Roosevelt -, on
tunday evening noNt the ith ins',at ~ oclo L. VI.
John Dunn aud Mr. Jane. Camp ell will -ddres. the
ueetng. Misc Conley, Miss Duvrea. Nil Vanuvan ,
NJ u O'sullivAn and Nj. &. stocker. win sing
hunter OF select songs during the evening TIE
Iespcuully invited. joins Mcf,RATT, Precedent
DAVID HARLEY. Sec. In
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.ksMIIH - SITUATION WANTED
. young man Of 20 years oIpo rience, tho un-
"A the business IN general. Address N
Is Beaver ~, n. Y, OF IA Hicks 81 Brook
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ER WANTED-TO GO IN THE
intry; .Agply At w Murray st., on saturday
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FATHER MATHEW I. A. Il. SOCIETY,
No. g, Of y Y. viii hold prl lie NEE inl q heir
hnl, cor o. 93I o. and VI ave, on sunday June 18th
" /. o'clock. p w. Speaking By Mr.. Ienc'on md
NJ Cruul n, OF Brook q. ~lnrinr hY Mis- Gamma.
van. Mis- Hanian and Mr DELANEY n -Neniho-s
sre requested W attend thct REGULAR monthly meet
Ing II O'CLOCK J.. ". HOS. CONCANON, Ptct.
PATk ENNIS, Rec. Sec. ia
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FATHER MATHEW L. II. T. A. h Society
branch No /, IN hold iheir sarni-v eeklv meet
lnej At their hal, Isl hudson st. on Sunday NC
~ ~ o'clock. AdIre s.ee viii be delivered ~ n r
Carol and Nj langtou. Singnr by Noes king
and stoser Thoe Mar ahsn's band Will Ne In attend.
snce. sfLNESTER BIRSE, Pre-. JOnS WALSH,
fsC'tv. 10
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JKS BLADDERS - THE HIGHEST
set price paid tor calves blsdders, at lG and
mbers St, y. Y. 300
SET HANDS WANTED-ON Grover &
ker's machines. Op-TatoIA baIiters and sore
n some but experienced hands need apply at
Kiln Il ~
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ASS COCK MAKERS WANTED GOOD
eud' can mud steady employment. Apply to W.
SNEIf CO.. 90 Railroad avenue New.Ik,
IS
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lie NEW EASY NAIklNG CLUTCHES
Heno~ really These patent elastic clutches ac-
shosedfcd The best easiest choaTest aud h.althiest
TOT odd or Young, male or female Call and 81. them
at Oi2 oadssy, or fetor, 90 Beeckef IT. lew door
east Of broadway, 2sg
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-28

| The SEVEN STARS EARLY in the days
of our childhood we learn one important
| fact-that there is a 'man in the moon -
and stralghtway we proceed to ask our
mother number of pointed questions
| about the matter. She satisfies our curios-
! ity by telling US that he was placed there
! long ago, for stealing a head of cabbage,
and that he has ever since been kept at
hard labor, "piling brush," or collecting
! branches of trees as they are trimmed
off by the axeman, preparatory to burning
them out of the way. And when we look
at the moon, and see dark figure upon
its disc, somewhat resembling, in outline,
the shape of a man. and near it an addition
al dark spot which might or might not be
"a pile of boughs, we go great deal further
| than our mothers-we believe the story
and having believed it, we scarcely resolve
in our minds never to commit theft lest
similar fate should be ours And thus
the silly fable at once becomes an impor-
tant engine in forging and forming the
character of the man.
The Indian mothers have story some
| what like that of the imam in the moon,"
which they tell to their children as our
mothers tell the story to us-with this diff
| efeuCe, however liley DelleVe Lllc STORY
themselves, while our mothers do not
! Here it is:
every long ago seven little boys took it
into their heads to have feast after the
manner of their fathers and they went to
their mothers praying for permission. Their
mothers refused, after which they decided
to rebel and have the feast anyhow They
procured little white dog to sacrifice
and, having placed it upon the fire, they
commenced dancing around as they had
seen their fathers do on momentous oc-
casions While they were thus engaged
they were suddenly caught up by some in
visible power and carried off through the
air. Their mothers heard their cries and
came forth from their lodges, only to see
them mount higher and higher, until they
took their places among the stars iii the
sky, to dance on forever and ever"
When the Indian mother tells this story,
she points out the seven stars of the Plei.
AIDES and the embryo warrior trembles 20
think what an awful fate might befal the
youth who was SO thoughtless as to disobey
his mother.
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A CONTENTED FARMER.

Once upon time, Frederick, King Of
Prussia, surnamed "Old Fritz" took ride,
and espied all old farmer blowing his acre
by the wayside, cheerfulIy singing his mel
ody.
You must be well off, old man." said
the King "Does this acre belong TO you
on which you so industriously labor ?"
No, sir" replied the farmer, who knew
not it was the King. 81 am not so rich as
that plow for wages"
"How much do you get a dayw asked
the King
Eight groschen," (about twenty cents,
said the farmer.
"This is not much" replied the King
"Can you get along with this ?"
Get along and have something left"
How is that Z"
The farmer smiled and said "Well, if
must tell you-two groschen are for my
self and wife; with two | pay my old debts;
two lend away, and two | give away for
the Lords sake"
"This is mystery which can not solve"
said the King.
"Then | will solve it for you," said the
farmer. "I have two old parents at home
who kept me when was weak and needed
help, and now that they are weak and need
help keep them This is my debt toward
which | pay two groshen day. The third
pair of groschen which | lend away spend
for my children, that they may receive
Christian instruction. This will come handy
to me and my wife when we get old. With
the last two groschen | maintain two sis
ters whom | could not be compelled to
keep. This it what give for the Lords
sake"
The King, apparently we'll pleased with
the answer, said Bravely spoken, old
man. Now will also give you something
to guess. Have you ever seen me before?"
Never" said the farmer
ain less than five minutes you shall see
me fifty times, and carry in your pocket
fifty of my likenesses."
"This is a mystery which | can not un-
ravel," said the farmer
Then | will solve it for you," said the
King. Thrusting his hand in his pocket
and counting him fifty bran-new gold pieces
into his hand, stamped with his royal like
ness, he said to the astonished farmer, who
knew not what was coming "The coin is
geninue, for it also comes from our Lord
God, and am his paymaster. | bid you
adieu"