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THE FIGHTING BOY Conquered.

six boys. James. John, Richard. Thomas, En- ward
and siiss, standing in group. iitlls space apart
JAMES Let us play game of marbles. Takes
from his pocket some mar les and shakes tse.l in
his hands. as he concludes
Ions. No. let's play base.
RoE1ED. Yes, 20 for base. and fo- inviting the
girls 10 join with US in the play.
En- That's my VOTE
THO. nd mine too
S'r.s. And mine, He is behind Thsipas and
ne speaks hits T. slight blow between The shou-
ders Niih his fst Edward is also behind r.. on the
opposite side from s T. thinking IL Z. who bit
him, taris sngriy 10 him, AID demands J
- Nhatare YOU striking rze for!
4. Calmly did not striA you.
T. foI DID, sir. and III make you smart for Il I.
lie advances step or two with cienehed is. and
assumes a fighting alti,uGe.) In teach you better
Than TO strike me for nothing! Draws back his arm
TO strike. Edward folds his across his chest.
looks ca'mi. at Thomas. and replies:l
T. You may STRIFE me If you will. Thomas; but |
shall not strike back. Ny Sabbath School thacher.
my parents and my Bible all tell that II is wrong
10 be angry, and still 10 fight. Strike me Il
you will; shall still love You, pray for you, and
help you when can.
homas locks abashed and Is confused; his arm
slowly falls TO his side. and his head begins to hang
with shame. Silas comes up and says to him j
s. II was that hit you. did j; in play. no,
Wishing TO hum you. / ask your pardon If il did.
7. IL did not hurt me. Turns from him TO Ed
ward Iceg You to forgive me foae.s his hand,
which Edward grasps warmly, ! have been foolish
and wicked hated you, aud sought ocoas ons 10
injur- you hat you have conquered me. am nc
try hereafter to follow your example. and conquer
BY love instead Of anger; for find that i; is the
more excellent way Then. arm III arm. they
Naik away together, and the curtain drops)
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EATTY'S NEW BONNET.

Enter Lizzie and Matte conrersng. Henry in
In the bsck groand partially Concealed ard uneiser
yea where BE becomes an uniutentonal listener
LIZZIE Did You see Hauy Lees new bonnet last
Sunday
M.1Tir. OF course I did! How could auy body
help seeing when she made such a display,
They Ia c seats. and continued
4. think she cares more for SLOW than she does
for merit
81. Yes, she likes to show of, and makes herself
ridiculous iih her lofty airs, and if she was
20 mach better than the rest Of
J.. nd yet the Lees are no better of than SONS
Of their neighbers. am told that her father con-
plains often that she is expensive and he don't know
how 10 keep her in clothes.
NJ think It's a shame for her to be 90 extrava-
giant.
L. For my part have mind to cut her accuain-
N. And too. I don't Ike to associate with any
body that thinks themselves above
L. Well, let us talk with the girls and see IL we
cannot get up party and leave her out.
NJ I'm agreed, if the rest are, for don't like the
sight other.
L. Nor l. Yonder she comes now!
Enter He.ty, Lizzie and Matte rise IN 10 greet
her.,
LIZZIE. o am glad 20 see you. CKisses her !,
MArTIE. How fortunate that you came in in,
now Lizzie and were speaking Of party. and we
want you to help rs. You know can't &c, along
without you.
HATTr. III can help you in any way shall, be
n. o, You can; you know we'll no to arrange
m,nss; u, .s q. 30 "v"r as go E";.'" s'ess s'd
Ho'S II up a. ~ so iefts nate
YOU came in when you did.
They walk of together, Hatiy between the 9th.
ers, each of whom takes her by one arm. Henri,
steps out from behind his ambush. looks ftcr .ht m
and says:l
HENRY. Well, ifthai donf beat my time. There
deceit for you II they aren't u couple 81 hopeful
lGvsniles- d like 10 know where yos,li find any J.,
Islander and aaiter; hate afij kiss. IN be switohe,
u don; believe Young America in crinoliue IN,
c"nnets, is quite as ha as ! Aung america ia bree
ch@- and boots.
Exit. curtain drops.
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1864. For the Winter! 1868
TOLEDO, WABASH
GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD LINE
FROM QUINCY TO TOLEDO.


TWO DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS leave
L Quincy, In connection with Hannibal g. ST
Joseph Railroad, milking SURE AND DIRECT Coz.
NEcTIoNs 10 Eastern Cities.
Passengers leaving 81. Joseph al 3:45, A. NJ.
will leave Quincy same afternoon at 4:55.
The Day Express leaves Quincy at AS, A NJ
The inducements offered travellers by this Line
are The Shortest Route, the Quickes,
lime. the Smooihest Track and Sure
Conneclions-all made in Union Depois
"a Superior advantage over all other routes.
New Sleeping Cars on Night Trains,
aiiording passengers Coon NIGHTS REST while
rapidly pursuing their journey.
30 Advertised talsehoods shall be REFUTED.
The Re-tfe able Road. the e. b. i c., advertise
that they are the Only Eastern Connection Of the
HANNIBAL x 81. DO. X. K, that they make quick
or .lme TO Eastern Citles, surer connexions, and
that their Depo. Ia Quincy is located at the ter
~ Landing, all u arktca they EHolo ~ le jaise
and is inteuded 10 deceive 1Favecls lJIAE
FACTS ARE, the Dep0;s Of both reads IN Quln-
cy ere less than 200 yards apart.
80 Omnibus Tickets Furnished Free OF Charge
10 passengers buying ticke.s b. our line il the,
wish TO ride from de Ferry 10 the Depot in GUN.
cy-Dlsiance blocks.
IMFvssFaNr NOTICE.
Passengers by this route will reach ,incinnati
Hours esukciser than via 81. Louis and
Chicago, and Indianapolis 10 iiouEs SooNLR!
Brgsase citecA,d through from ST. Jo.
EgBy this Short and ONLY DIRECT Route
Pass myers avoid all Delays, aud the Expensive
Hotel bills and Omnibus Fare they are sure 10
meet with at 81 Louis and Chicago.
Tickets tor sale at all Principal Offices Of the
Ii q 81. J. Road, and ut our Oiiire IN Quincy
Travellers are Respectfully CAUTIONED against
false representations OF Runners Of Other roads
IL. q GOODELL, Nj. q. BRADLEY,
General Ageut, Passenger Agent
Quincy. III. Leayenyortb. Kan
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FREIGHTS.

By this route Freights OF all descriptions can
be krwaried 10 nd from Pllilndelpbia, New
York, Boston or Baltimore, 10 and from any
point on the Railroads OF Ohio, Kentucky. lndi
ana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri, By
RAIL ROAD DIRs a.
The Pcnn'a Central Railroad also connecIs at
Pii,sburg with Steamers, by which Goods can be
Forwarded toany port on the Ohio, Mississippi
Missouri. Kansas. and OF her western riyers; and
at Cleveland; Saniusky and Chicago with Siea-
mers 10 all Ports on ihe Norlh Western Lakes.
Merchants and slippers entrustng tie trans
poriaiien Of their ifeighi TO this Company. can
rely with Confidence ON its-sPendy transit.
The Rates of Freight 10 and from
airy Isoini in tie West by iha Pa. Central K. r.,
are at all times rs FAVORABLE as are charged by
other Railroad Companies.
sJ-pe particulario mark packages VIA PENS'A
CENTRAL K r.
For Freight Conrac,s OF shipping Directions.
apply to or address either OF the following Agents
OF TIN Company
5. Il. KINGSTON, Jr.. Frtigh; Agent. Philada.
ID. a. STEwaRr, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARKE g. Co.. Transfer AGENT. Pittsburgh.
II ". Ia lws L Co. Cincinnati. Ohio.
MogFHEAp * Co, ! ouisyille. ~.
K F. Sass. 81 Louis. Missouri
! CLAaxE & Co. Chicago, Ill.
| K. c. Meldrum. General travelling Agent for
the South and West.
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No. I5--Cabinet Organ,
Same a. No. l6, in Walnut or Oak.

Among the many distinguished mu-iclans who
unquulitiedly endorse the CABINET ORGAN
may be found she namcso. Go,ischalk, Thal5erg.
VIM. Mason s. b. Mills. Woilenhaupt. Satier,
Ffadel. S,akosch, Grobe and Sasdersoo, lianists;
and Morgan, Zunaei. Wilcox. Mosenthai, Mig
rsth, Smith, ilia..Wels Tuckerman, and Cutter,
Organsts.
Wha, the larger pipe organs are TO larger
chui ches ard halls the CABINET ORGANS are To
private residences and smaller churches and halls
They occupy little room, are elegant as pieces OF
furniture, aud are not liable 10 get out OF order.
just published SCHOOL FoR TIE CABINET
ORGAN. by Geo. r Root, Price 50. REoREA-
TfoSs ron the CABINET ORGAN. Six numbers,
of 10 pages each. Price 80 cents per number, or
$50 per set.
warerooms in Boston, No. PA Washington
street Address the undersigned. Warerooms
in New York, Nos 5 4 Mercer street. Address
MASON BROTHERS.
Instruments may be ordered by letter with en-
tire confidence OF receiving them as perfect as
though selected OF our Warorooms. drr't on
n Boston or New York Bank, made ale 10
our order, should, in such cases, scf ..rany the
letter. Descriptive Catalogues sent free by msIl
MASON d HAMLlN. Makers.
BosToy, Mass.
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LIVE STOCK.

Doves and Farmers VIII find hi. the most
advantageous route for Live Stock. Capacious
Yards. well wateted and supplied with every
eonyenieucc, have been opened on this lice and
its connections. and every attention j. paid -
their wants. with choice of maTke, - Philade
phia, New York or Baltimore = and vim Allen
iosgn the shortest, quickest and nest direct route
TO New York.
ENoCH LEWIS, GenI Supt, Altoona, Pa.
l.. L. HOUpT. Gen'l Tickle; Agent, Philad'a.
H. II. HOUSTON, Gen'i Freight Agi.. Phila
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MASON q HAMIK'S
CABINET ORGANS.

The CABINET OiGAN Is designed. both for the
church and home for the sacred and eecuiar-
for organ prac ice aud the recreation OF exiem-
pore playing combining all the best qualities Of
the u,elcdeoa, and none o. it, Objectionable ones.
sfIlh many entirely new Improvements and In
tentions, prominent among which is the
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- PENNSYLVANIA sa
. CENTRAL g
q .Epasg Z sssoad. 81
DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE FROM
Pittsburgh TO Philadelphia!

-po,s.n ,..f;, ~ 10 tho w.. Nor,f .yyes,
noI 1 -. W, ~. i;,e nd ito con,cc.
anu -. 49,. ,,,e,,s., ~ the ttst ro,,,s ~
u ~ ,o,i s'',,' W. pasfnn R,I,ra,s ,nG
trnliaeeipAt'' nv. ,a III ."r6
"as1,ng'cn, anao.;ors h;aI sneea viii ne-.
leY upon ~ a,,ri;,alsa slr co,,,s,r, IL. 4,
ecl Saie'y, anu I'els I'D o,a,,an, ,,assannar
Gu ne pioe"er- ,'e" - $3.50 paJIs. -
GAYS LOT Gay a'ia ,i'sn. - ~ %. Co",d p p
aooee 10 'iie eI u'p,seu' - ~" ~ w, H.,
~ Irt:a H., a,",,S ,,ou, VIC arc ,rans
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No. l9--Cabinet Organ

Same rs No. 90. in a neat and substantial case
OF solid Black Halsst NJ Ok epitai ics'rc-
r.en: flr Sunday School. q limited means, and
next bcst 10 tie No. 81 for private use.
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Splendid List Of Artirles-!!! All! to b
Said for One DOIiaf Each


The Values below are for Each Article 8 8
go Gents Gold Hunting-ca.e Watches so TO $50
go ladies' Gold and enameled do 20 ito 80
500 Gents Hunting silver do So 10 20
eco Diamond Rings SO TO 100
2pCo Gold Yes: and Neck Chains Is to 30
3tG0 - - too
$500 " Oval Band Bracelets Ito 8
5000 Chased Gold Bracelets 5to 10
oOto Chatelaine Chains aud Guard Chairs ) to 20
I0OG Solitaire and Gold Breaches 4 TO 10
5000 Lava and Floreniine Breaches 4 10 d
5ooo Coral, Opal and Emerald Breaches 4,o 8
5000 Mosaic, Jet, Lava * Florent. Ear Drops. to
$50 Coral. Opal and Emerald - - ito x
5000 California Diamond Breast Pins $50 10 10
5000 Gold Fob and Vest Watch Keys $50 10 S
4COo Fob and Breast Ribbon Slides > TO 10
$500 Sets Solitaire Sleeve Buttons Studs etc. To
! 3ctG Gold Ihimbies, Pencils, etc. 4 10 !.
lee60 Minealure Loekeis $50 to s
1860 do do Magic Spring 3to 10
5000 G old Tooth Picks, Crosses etc. 2to 3
5000 Plain Gold Rings 4to 10
$500 Chased - :. 4;o IL
/ le0ee stone Seis and Signot Rings $50 to ! /
ieeoo California Diamond Rigs ITO 10
1850 Sets Ladies' Jcwelry. Jet and Gold 5to Is
/ Coos :. . Cameo, Pearl etc. 4 TO Is
ioo0o Gold Pens. Silver Ext Holders Pencils to 10
/ 10000 = = and gold-mouui d holders ; to r
5oa0 - :. and god-exieEsion do 6 TO 10
/ 50 o Silver Goh,ets and Drinking Cups to 50
1000 +" Casors is 10 20
COCO g Fruit and Cake Baskets 20 to so
SEQ Dozen Silver Tea Spoons, per dozen 10 In 81
5oGo do DO Table do aud Forks :. 30 10 10
In consequence oi ihe great stasnaiionof trade
/ IN iEo manufacturing districts OF Enpiald, ihro'
the war having cut of tine supply If cotton. a
| iar-s quaniiy of Valuable Jewelry. originally
/ intended for the English market. has been sent
of ies sale in Tbs country, and MUST BE SOLD AT
| ANY sACRTICE.
| Under these Circumstances. ARRANnAI.E
! & Co. sciing Agenis for he principal Euro
peau Manufacturers, have resolved upon GREAT
GIFT DISTRIBUTION, subject to the following reg
ulatione:
CERTIFICATES, naming each article ard
its value.are placed in SEA ID ENVELOPES,
and wei mixed. One OF ihese envelopes will be
nj BY mail to any address.on receipt of p cents.
ALL ARTICLES SOLD At ONE DOLLAR EACH, WITH :
OUT REGARD TO vaLCEi,
Ga receipt o. the Certificate YOU will see whe,
y-u are going to have, and then il is ai your op-
ton to send the Dollar and take the articles OF
rot. Purchasers may thus obtain Gold Watch
Dlamond Ring, or anv Set Of Jewelry on our list;
for ONE DOLLAR, and in no case can they get less
! than one dollars worth, as ,here are no blanks
: The price Of Certificates is as follows:
!, One ior.- --..-2 Is cents
Five tor 81
Eleven for.
II THIRTY for--
! Sixtv-iiye for.... 10
One hundred for. Is
, Agents will he allowed ten cents on every Ger
iificate ordered by them provided their feniiianc,
1 amounts TO One Dollar. Agents will collect ..
cents for every Certificate and remit Is cents {,
us, either in cash or Postage Stsmrs.
ARRANDALE 4 CO.
, 225-3m l67 Broadway, New York.
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No. ?l- abinet Organ

Same music as in Nos. % and 23-in plain sEo
stantial Black Walnut or o ease. THIS So io
Is extremely popular-perhaps themos, so OF aey
that We make--its moderate price placing II
within reach If ALL and serves well for either the
psGor, vostry, school, or lodge room.
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ave Your Life.

DYSfEPSIA, ERYsIrELAs, KIDNEY Cow
IL PLANT. Sick nd Nervous Headache. Men.
ralgia, GIaye, Teiter, BaIber's Itch AMI Bald.
ness a Treatise on the above diseases with
tbeic SPEEpy and PERMANENT CuHE, sent free
10 any address. Address 5. c. UPHAM, No. "a
South Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Ia.
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No. lO-Cabinet Organ.

This instrument is intended more particularly
for church requirements, and is very valuable
for organ practice. II contains twelve stops,
drawing six complete sets OF reeds. with the ne
cessary coupers; two manuals, and an indepen-
dent pedale OF twenty-five keys, and is blown
by u second person.
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No. 23-Cabinet Organ,

With two sets Of reeds OF five oc,aves compass,
containing the Automatic Swell. knee stops and
double beliows-in solid Black Walnut Case
panei,sd and ornnmented with rich carvings an
eIe-in, instrument for the drawing-room and
paI!or.
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No. II abinet Organ,

Same as No Is, in Walnut or Oak case. An
avniInbie instrument irr home use, though rot
So mpsehsns;ve n an INSTRUMENT with two or
more sets OF reeds. IT,
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No I2-Cabinet Organ

Differs from No. II in case only. For organists
who are inexperie need in the use of pedals, this
is our best churce instrument. Being less CON-
plicased than the No. 10, and better adapted 10
TRANSPORTATION. we can confidently recommend
il as very desirable for churches. public .ha lis
and lodge rooms. Also desirable parlor in
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AUTOMATIC SWELL,
Patented October 81, 1852.

The capabilities of the above Instrument as
an organ within the reach OF all who desire IT
have opened for it an entirely new fed, hith erto
unoccuped by any musical instrument, and have
ELECTED the unqualified Endorsement OF over ONE
HUNDRED AND FIrrY of the leading Organs,s
and Musicians OF the country.
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No. l4-Cabinet Organ

Contains six stops-three complete sets Of reeds
and one manual-a very excellent instrument
for churches of moderate means, as it combines
much of the power and ca bility OF the larger
inst uments- a, a much lesscost.
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No. Il-Cabinet Organ.

With eigh, stops, four complete sets Of reeds,
and two manuals-s blown by the performer,
and contains the automatic swell. Intended Tor
the parlor and drawing room.
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No. 20 abinet Organ

Four Ociaycs, two sets OF reeds, automatic
swell double bellows and knee stop. In elegant
Rosewood case highly polished.
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O. 22-Cabinet Organ

Differs from No % in case only, This instru-
men, is encssed 10 elsgan; rosewood, highly POI
ished---iesigncd also for the parlor.
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Tie child tia, disregards The admo
ni.iop OF parents will ce,t~nIy come TO
grief, at some period of life.
A dutiful child viii 'do nothing that
is Known to be against the Wish OF pa
rents. bu, will ever observe the advice
and obey the commands of those whom
God has given tigbiful authority over
them.
Let every youth who desires TO grow
nm honorable and truthful. shun The COM
psny Of every one who in any manner
advises disobedience 10 parents,
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re- DRUNKENNESS CURED 1y

H,HE Inehriute may now bid defiance TO the
4 TEMPTING cur. Dir. ZANE'S ANTIpOTE
FOR STRONG DRINK j. certain CURE ros
DRUNKENNESS. II creates dislike for strong
drink, and can be adinibist, red without the
knowledge II the pftiant p.ice. 81 4 box Sent
by mail TO any address, by ) g. uPiiAM, 1903
Ches,nut Street. fh.l delphis, ~. Circulars
q nj free. 6m ;
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No iS--Cabinet Organ.

Five oelaves, with one cot Of reeds automatic
swell and double bellows. In elegant Rosewood
case highly polished.
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ScENE Scoop.

(Joseph returning from Sunday
Schnol with his testament. another Ii
: bray book, and the Sunday School
Advocate, William Genes along in haste
and meets him.
w. o. have sou beard sbou, Ed
mund?
J. No; what is it,
w. o. it's dreadful! He WAS on, in
the timber, when decayed limb of q
tree fell upon him and mangled him ter
ribly. They havejas, taken him home.
aud The doctor says he cannot live. or il
he does live at all, he will be cripple
all bis lie.
J. Oh, that is sad indeed ! ] saw him
As he was going out, and tried to per
suade him to go TO Sabbath school, but
lie would not feared something would
hefal N. he seemed 20 careless abou,
the SABBATH. | am SO sorry for him
Looks sad. They pass on opposite d.
rec.ions. aud curtain drops. IS
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No. l6-Cabinet Organ.

-Four cc,<tes, with one set Of reeds, automatic
swell and double bellows. IL elegant Rosewood
case.
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CASH PURCHASERS /:
ono SACKS OF ELOTRi

CASH PURCHASERS {:
5000 SACKS OF FLOUR!
200 Hogs'd N. o. Sugar,
300 Bills. Loaf, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar,
100 Bbls. clarified Sugar,
100 Boxes Havana Sugar;
200 Bis. =. III. & N. o. olasses'
100 Bis. Plantation do
500 Bags Rio coffee,
100 Mats Java coffee:
1000 Kegs Assorted Nails;
500 Boxes Star Candles;
100 Boxes Mould do
100 Pks. Mackerel 81 Herring /;
- coils Cordage;
100 Half BIS. S. G. Soda,
100 Bxs. Babbitt's Salaratus:
500 Bxs. Yeast Powders:
$50 Boxes RaiSinS:
eco do Alanuf'd Tobacco;
300 Boxes soap:
IGG Half Chests Tea:
1890 Bdls. Wrapping Taper:
250,000 Segars.
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THE SABBATH.BREAkER.

IN TWO sCEEEs.-sCESE FIRST.
ENTER Joseph. Win testament and
Sunday School book in sand on his way
10 Sabbath School. Meets Edmund
They stop and converse
j. Were are You going?
E. o, am just going up the road
little piece.
j. Think you had better turn about
and go with me TO tie Sabbath school.
We have such kind teachers. and such
interesting books here is one Of them,
(shows him his library book , and We
get fresh one every Sunday. all full Of
stories. or something quite as entertain
ing. Come and go with me.
E. No, it's too tiresome. / don't care
much for books and l can have a grea,
deal more FIN where I'm going than in
Sunday school.or in reading your books.
J. But it is wicked to violate the Sab
bath; il is the Lords day and we are COM
manded to remember and keep il holy.
E.. o. l guess I'll no, break it: if ]
DO sny thing i, will only bend it little,
I reckon, (smiling a. his own wi'.)
j. Take care, Edmund, l am afraid
for you. How can you keep The Sab
bath HOLY and bend it, as yon say? l
very much fear some evil will befal you,
if you persis, in this course.
Z. 0, never fear for me, Iii take
care Of myself. You 60 on TO school.
and I'll go this way. Starts off and JOS
eph. turning partly around calls 10 him
j. Beware, Edmund. God sees you;
this is His day, and He v i'll take care
OF il. Better come and go with me-
{ Cunning bis head parity around
snd locking over bis shouider.) Never
mind me; go on. 10 the school. flhen
walks off whislling. Joseph faces about
snd passes on to school. Curtain drops
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for thu. gatle folks.

The following Dialoguse preparation. the
Recent Sabbath School Exhibition. I he FRS, one
brought down the house" W it'll emphasis
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PhotOgraphic Albums.

OF these we manufacture a great variety rar-
ging in price from 80 cents 10 $50 each.
Our ALBUMS have the reputation OF being
superior in beauty and Durability 10 AIRY oibsrs
The smaller kinds can be sent safely ly neil at
4 postage of six cents per ounce.
The more expensive can he sent by express.
W. al lion . l,,.a
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E. g. n. 7. ANTHONY,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS
sol Broadway. n. Y.

GARD FE0TcE BAeA s..
Our CaJalognc Ro~ embraces cpn,islersl,g, "
or FouR THOUSAND different subjects 20 wi n
aediiions ars continually being inaGs) OF P,as-
'ai's u i,m'HsBt Anefieaus etc viz;
70 Major-Generals. 5c5 Statesmen
100 Brig. Generals. 1877 Divines,
$50 Colonies, ll6 Authors,
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