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the ReichrAth viii on Thurrdsy next bc pforoguei
BY the Emperor In person. The members Il boh
Houses are TO sppesr on the ahove-men toned dsy
TO sssist IN the ceremony at the Imperial PAlace
Herr Won Pratotevcrs then moved a Nufe Of
thanks 10 the President Of tho House, and added ,
~ know not whether, or when, we shall meet Assin
but do kno. thai We shsll ever remain s,eadipt 10
the Constitution"
The President, In returning thanlcs, said, ave
will always maintain the Consultation, sud vii!
aud defend our rights close the sitting by calling
for three cheers for the Emperor"
TURKEY.
Tho following telegram Ia from Coustanunopie;
The rumors Of . Mnl.tetisl crisis circulated by
the opponents Of the Cony scheme are un.
tuunded. The position Of fuad Psshs is unGhakcu.
The Niceroy 10 shout ~ return to Egypt The slisht
outbreak Of cholera IN this city IL fubsidiug. Tho
quarantine regulations are, however, stih main
tsincd.
telegram from Ale1andri, Of July 81, TO the for
cisn Office, Gays;
The mortality in Aicrsndria from cholera US Day
IL -. In Cairo the dfsozso 10 fast subsidine.
ITALY.
telegram from Florence, Of July 9a, states
II 1. ssse ted that the Italian government has r,-
eeived an official despach from the spani.h Cabinet
wherein Spain recoSuiEee tho kngdom VI Italy. Tho
despa'ch mstes no reservation whatever, and ex
prcs-ed the most friendly feelings on tho part OF
spain towards Italy.
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Strict Orders Against Intervention.
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a DIFFICULTY AT THE START.

Discovery Of "A Defect!
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9Tl VhSHIBGT0H DISPATCHES.
A MODEL REBEL GENERAL.

He Is Sent to the Workhouse.
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HOW IT WAS REMEDIED.
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The Latest News
by Telegraph 10 the n. Y. Sun.
THE OCEAN CABLE.

300 Miles Laid.
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GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.

DISTURBANCES IN PRUSSIA.
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CITY AND MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
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TEXAS AND NlEXICO.
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Explosion on Beard a Steamer.

pAsTAIDLy MURDER or 4 BRoTnER
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NO FEARS OF COLLISION.
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TIE NEWFOUNDLAND CABLE.

Results Of UNDERMINING 1t.
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Fratricide in East Broadway.
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It IS FOUND TO Be USELESS.
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W0RKlNGMlsS REsEING SUPPRESSED
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The Sewfoundln nd Cable.
From Europe.


Steamship GermAniA, tou Southampton on July
20, has arrived Al this port.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-04
Treatment of the Negro.

TIE New York Tribune asks only justice
for the negro. "Let him alone. Says tina,
paper. give him a fair field, just as
yoa give the blue-eyed German or the
swathy Pole. He don't want protection
no. provost malssa's to make him work
God has given him appelites, wants ener-
gies and reason. Stand back and use them
Abolish your hateful laws, like those of
Tennessee. In recoustructing the South,
say to those gentlemen who come to
Washington as the disciples of new faith
"Gentlemen, 60 back to your people and
tell them that when slavery died all
things pertaining to slavery died with it,
When We proclaimed emancipation, we
did not remove one set Of shackles that
you might replace them with another.
We have made the negro free; see that
you do not make him serf. He must
be as one Of you. Pass laws making test
Of suffrage if you will, but make those
laws apply to whites as well as to blacks.
We have made these slaves freemen, and
you must not degrade them This is the
true method Of reconstruction. We have
earned the right and pswer to do it by
fearful war. If We let the opportunity
slip, then our peace becomes mere sheet
of ink and parchment. Now is the time
and, if our statesmen show wisdom and
frmness, they can settle forever the ques.
ton Of human slavery. not only in Ameri-
ca but throughout the world"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-04
IMPORTANT
To the Afflicted,

AR. DOW continues to be consulted at his Office No.
~ and Eieott street, Boston, on all diseases Of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
lily long study aud practical experience II
unlimited eAteUt, Dr. D. has the gratineliion Of pre-
senting the unfortunate with remedies that have never
since he hrst introduced them, failed cure the mot
alarming cases Of
uO! oKRIITA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath lis treatment all the horrors yenereal and
impure h'oi impotency, scr1ula, Gonorrhua. rleers
pam and distress in the regions oi procreaiion ANNA
ton q" thc Bladder and Kidneys, Hydroceie Abcess.s
iidm9rs hieh'n Swenss, and II long train u horrible
symptoms attending this class of disease made to be
sVine as harmless a. the simplest aliiugs u child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. D. devoes great part OF his the treatment
Oh those Gases caused By secret and solitary habit which
rens the body and aiaa unfing the unfortunate ndi.
Fdua Tor business society some of the sad and mel
anchoy effects produced by early habits Of YOUTH arc
Weakness OF the Back and limbs Dizziness the head
DiHnfss Of sight, Palptaon of the heart, Dyspepsia
Nervousness, arrangement OF the digestive functions.
symptoms Of Consumption. &c The fearful fleets on the
u.ni much to be dreaded loss of memory confusion
OF IDEAS derr soa of spirits evil forebodngs aversion
oi society scisrust, tmidty Sc, among the evils
produced such persons Should. before contemplating
matrnony, consult ply scian Of experience and be al
onee restored to health aud happiness.
fatiei,s who wish to remain under Dr. Dow's trea,mcn
few days or weeks, will be furnished with Pheasant
rooms, and charges for board moderate.
Medicines sent to all parts Of the country with full di
recons for use, receiving description Of your ca se
Dr. bow has also for sale the French Capoe
the best preventive. Order by mail Three for 81 aud
a red stamp.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-04


SIGNs-When will signs and wonder
cease? Not till the destroying angel
shall clip short the thread of time, and
the heavens be rolled together as scroll
Not day passes but We see good aud
bad signs, as the following will show:
1t is good sign to see man doing
an act Of charity to his fellows.
1t is bad sign to hear him Boosting
of it.
1t is good sign to see an honest man
wearing his old clothes.
1t is bad sign to see them filling the
holes in his windows.
1t is a good sign to see man wiping
the perspiration from his face.
1t is a bad sign to see him wipe his
chops as he comes out of the cellar.
1t is good sign to see woman dress.
ing with taste aud neatHess.
1t is bad sign to see her husband
sued for her inery.
1t is COED sign for man to advertise
in paper.
1t is bad sign to see the sheriff adver'
tise for him.
1t is good sign to see man sending
his children to school.
1t is bad sign to see them educated
at evening schools, on the public street.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-04
Office FORECLOSURE.

Whereas, Peter Marcel, of Ellsworth, by his
deed of mortgage, dated July IL, 1859, conveyed
to Joseph A. Deane. of Ellsworth aforesaid, GER
tain lot of land in said Ellsworth, on the South
side of Gross Street, and where said Peter new
lives, and containing 250s square feet with all
the privileges and appurtenances thereunto be
longing; which deed is recorded in Vol. 100,
page az Hancock CT unity Registry, to which
refer for further description. Said mortgage
assigned by said Deane to Sarah II Gilmore,
on the 18th day OF October 1852, AID on the LIST
day of October, 1854, was gued by said Sarah
II. Gilmore to Jacob W. Coombs, and said Joseph
A. Deanc, who now hell the same. Both of said
assignments are recorded in Vol. l2l, page 26I-
The conditions of said mo rtgage having long
since been broken claim to fUreclose the same
according to the Statutes in such case made and
provided. j. A. DEANE.
J. W. COMBS.
Ellsworth, July IL, ISIS. -
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Probate N Offices.
{ DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF Ii
cense from the Judge Of Probate for the County
public auction, on the premises in 0rand, on Sat
urday the .wenty-sixth day Of August next, at
Two o'clock in the afternoon all of the real estate
except the widows dower-of which Aaron p,
Bridges, late of said 0rFand, died seized and pos
sessed, or SO much thereof will produce the sum
of three hundred and forty-three dollar. for the
payment of his just debts and charges Of admin
istration. Said real estate consists Of the home
stead of said deceased md a thirtyshtee acre lot
ad joining, and is situated in said 0rland on the
road leading from 0rland Village to Castine.
Terms cash AAfES PiNkHAM, Admr.
OrIand, July II, 1865. 21P
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-04
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females in Delicate Health

DR. Dow Physician and Surgeon, No 4 Eicou STIR o
Boston, consulted daily for all diseases incident to the
female system froapsus Teri, or falling OF the Womb
Flour Abus, Suppression and other menstrual iefang,
mtuts, are all treated upon pathological principles
and speedy relief guaranteed In very few days So in.
vaaby certain Is the rhode OF treatment that most
obstinate complaints yield under it, and the afflicted per
son soon rejoices in perfect health
Dr. Dow has no doubt had greater experience in the
cure of diseases of women and Children than any other
physician in Boston.
Boarding Accommodations for patients who may wish
stay IN Boston few days under his Neatment.
DR.. Dow, since ls45 having confined his whole atten
tion office practice for the Of private Disease
and Female Complaints Acknowledges superior in the
United States.
B-Ane letters must conai- four red stamps or they
viii not be answered
oaice Hours from s A. NJ. to p. NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-04

The U. S. Sanitary Commission desiring to re.
lieve Soldiers, Sailors, and their families, from
the heavy expenses usually paid for TIE prosecu-
ton f such claims have established this agency,
to collect pensions, arrears o. pay, bounty and
other claims against the government. uth5m
charge erpeass Of any kind to the claimant.
On application sent to this Agency. stating the
name and post.ofice address of the claimant, the
name, rank, company, regiment, service and
state Of the soldier whose account the claim is
made, date of di.charge or death, the proper
blanks will be filled out as far as possible and for
warded to the person applying. These can then
be executed and returned to this Office where the
claim will be prosecuted to final issue in the
shoetest possible time. 6m27
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-04

4 FrER an stensiyc practice Of upwards Of twenty
~ years, continues to Patents In the United
States also in Great Britain, France and ther Foreign
Countries Caveats, Specifications, bonds
aud all Papers drawings ot Patents eSeeu cd on lib
cri terms. and with Dispatch Researches made In
American or Foreign to c,ernis the validity or
uiiiy II Patents Iavenoussnd legal or other advice
rcueftA all touching the sane. Copie. Of the
claims of any patent furnished by remitting One Dollar
Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency sot only the largest in New England but
truue n It inventors have advantages securing Pa
tents. Of asorraining The fateaabily Of Inventions
surpassed lay, Mt immeasdrahly superior TO- any which
cag Ne eered them elsewhere The Testimonials below
gwen prove Tat a9ne il MORE SUCCESSFUL At HE
PATENT OF fIeE than The "a :and as SUCCESS
Is TIE BEsT PEooF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABIL.
lily he would add that he has abundant reason 10 he
heye, AIal can prove that It; other Office the Kind
the charges iel professional services moderate
Tie immense Practice of the subscriber during twenty
years Itst, tas enabled him accumulate vast coec
'n OF Specifications and Official decisions relative pa
tents.
Tlc.,, besides his eNt ye library Of legal and me
clteai works and furaccauLts Of patents granted in
The n,el states and Europe, render him able beyond
question: 10 offer superior fciluies obt.iung Patents.
All .ieossity Of journey to Washington. tn procure
raeh aud the usual great delay there, here
inventors.
TEsTtx oNrALs:
te:srd Nr. f'ity As one Of tie most capable asa
iAtlfeouGse.n CHARLES MAS N,
oommis- Toner Of Patents.
81 have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ pefson more competent and frnstror
bg and more capable of putting their applications In
form to secure for Dem carly and tsashI consider,
a;lJa AT IL. fateni Once
EDMUND BrRKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents
- Nr. r II EDDY has made fer me THIRTEEN appli,
cations, az ht Of which patents have been grant,
ed ami that i R9w pending. Such unmisakaabic proo
Of great talent and ability his part leads recon
mend alt invent rs to arply TO him procure their pa
tents, as they may be Of having, the most faithful
attention bestowed their cases at very reasonable
charges" JOHN TAGGART
During eight months, the subscriber, in of hs
large practice made rejected applications SIX
TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE q which was decided
IN hE f4iOF, by the Commissioner Of Patents.
Boston. Jan |, ls65 1y!0S H. II. EDDY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-04
IMPORTANT
To ALL
INVALID S !!
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

II is well known to the medical profession that Iron is
the Vital Principle ifc Element Of the blood This is
derived chiefly from the food eaj but II the food -
not properly digested it, from any cause whatever,
the necessary quantity is not taken into the cir
tula:ion. becomes reduced the Whole system suffers
The bad blood will irfitae the heart, viii clog up the
lungs will supey the brain, will ohstruct the liver. and
will send its diseasc-prodncng elemensto all parts oil
the system and every will suffer IA whatever organ
may be preiisp sed to disease.
The great value OF
Iron as Medicine
is well known and Acknowledged by all medical men.
The difficulty has been to obtain such preparation of it
will the circulation and assimate at once with
the blood. This point says nr. Hayes Massachusetts
State Chemist has been attained in the Peruvian syrup
by combination in a way before unknown
Tie Peruvian Syrup
Il PROTECTED solution o. III, rRorofIDE OF IRON
NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE that strikes at
the Root pf Disease ny supplying the blood with its Vi
tai rineip'e or Life Eleinent--Iron.
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Dyspepsia, Liver Cmplaint, fropsy. Fever and
Ague Loss OF Lutrgy Low Spirits.
The Peruvian syrup
n'uses strength vror ard life into the system, and
buih,s up al Iron constitution"
The Peruvian syrup
cures Nervous Affections Female Complaints, and all
diseases Of the Kidneys and bladder.
The Peruvian syrup
is a SPECIFIC for all diseases originating In a abb
STATE OF TIT BLOOD, accompanied by Debility OF
a Low state Of the sysiem
Pamphlets containing certificates cures. and
from Of the most eminent Thy sicians
Ccrgymen, and others, will be sent tKEE to aus ad
dress.
We select few of the names show the character OF
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-04

Colds, Coughs, whoopns Cough. Group, Asthma Ca
tarrh. bronchitis. Splitting blood, Pain in the dc,
Night Swcats, liumors, General Debility. ard the
various Throat Affections and iloarseness
to which pubic Speakers and Singers
liable, and all other complaints tct d.
ing to coNAMPrIoN.
The proofs Of its efficacy numerous. 30 well
heuca,e and Of such peculiar character that sufferers
cannot reasonably hesitate receive the proiIered and.
The class Of diseases for which the Syrnp provides
cure ia precisely tina, which has so often bae the high.
est order of medical skill The facts are tangible. the
witnesses accessible and the safety and efficacy Of the
syrup incon;royer,abe.
The following testimonials ore selected from thousands
who having experienced the beneficial effects OF the la
rooEa syrup do not hesitate to recommend ii tn the at
teuton Of tie public the hest madeleine iheyever used
Rev. Seize Melrosc, Ms Rev Munger, Augus.a, Ne
- J I Iugalis, do W II strout, Wilton
% A IIertiek, Lynn, I" SEauton Ranks, Portland
- M Bernes Maiden Is Thurler. W ilarpswell
( " J Ba'ley, Ieuminster, ' Rice. Lisbon.
" y Philbrook, Taunton, :" Hatch, Scion.
| " Daniel Atkins, Mbury, - d II Randall, Lewiston.
a. W II stetson. Nantucket - Hill, W Wateryilc.
&" l. : Siubts. Lawrence, " C Stevens, DjxfeM.
! " Marcy. Dtdham, Rev ; D Eikns. Cambridge,
g." Geo Manchester Fail Vermont.
| River - c 4 Stevens. Lincoln
| :. 4 Merrill, Cambridge Adams. Weston.
port. g II Clark, Mortified.
=. trcushins. Shrewsbury NJ Euilari, perby'
harrington, New Qntihf Sewhary,
bedford. Gooireh. : Coyington
p X Bauister Luilov. CONNECTICUT.
- IL Harding, salisbury Z" J Lavcjoy, Rockville
= u George, SoutAbfdgc " s. Cummings, NTEomI-
d" \ Bailey, Newton Up
per Fails J h Weeks, Oneida.
=. 4 LOOMS, South Var - l. nuniau, Tuiaud.
month ParsoHs, Rockwell.
" Kinney, Bridge. II brown, burnside
water. - q Cn1tus. Stafford
Il Beswarh, W Sand. Springs.
wict. Heeoker. Brmin sLam
John lay Lynn. = " Mcdonald, froy iIeac
J l. Ia lard. Mate town FL
] stephens, NtvturypUr, & ; summons, Quaker
Go Chiis Ly1eu. SHfinss
DR. Il Abbott Merose. II lari. Root.
Rev A Kidiar. uty y II { T. Little, ChntonNile.
! - K NrwlitIl. Graham. II tovey, MssonVie.
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CERTAIN CURE
In ALL CASES. OR MO CHARGES MADE

DR.. Dow Is consulted daily, from A.. M to's P ~ az
above upon all difficult and chronic diseases of every
name and nature having by his unwesred attention and
extraordinary gained reputation which calls pa
tients from all parts of the Country to obtain advice
Among the physicians in Boston, none stand higher in
the profession than the celebrated DR. DOW, No. Endi
street. Boston, Those who need the services of
experienced physician and should give him call
p S.-Dr. Dow importz and has for sale new article
called the French Secret order by mail Two for 81
and red stamp.
Boston April, 1865. lyl3N
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-04
miscellaneous.

OThe fashionable ladies at the Ger
man spas. this year. are said to be gam
bling more recklessly than ever.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13
WATCHES, JEwELRY, sc.

4 oUIs NRlCH, rs BROADWAY (NEw YORK no.
~ tep will give as usual thirty per any IN
~ SeQe for Dhmonds old uQld snd Silver, Furs. Camel
AfRl4Nls 81 AIgSs 4 Wv,
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

HORSES CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &0., FOR SALE,
Hamitonian Mare, Iss hands quite years old,
ot 745 all perfectly kind sound and gentle also bay
Carriage BY Adams BarSachs and turn over seat phas-
pot Wagon Portland Sleigh set coach Harness. and set
light Harness. both Loudon's make; sets Single
neced with first class stable all in good order Can be
during this week at the private stable ss East Twenty
lrd
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-FoR oENTi.EMEN
only a, the New York Museum Of Anatomy, els broad.
Parties unable 10 attend these lectures
forwarded receipt Of ten cents BY addressing ssers Of
New York Musevm of Anatemy.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13
BOARDING AND LODGING.

"A Of the City Hail. Of Frankfort and william
streets $50 Rooms neatly furnishsd One room 70 one per
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-02-16
Watch Dogs.

We noticed little affair on Mont
gomery street yesterday, which caused
outsiders abundance of amusement, but
which looked like anything but clean
and clever joke to the victim Of canine
playfulness. An elegantly dressed gen
tleman was walking along the west side
Of the street, when three huge dogs,
each trihe larger than his predecessor,
came out at full chase down Merchant
street, bent on chewing each other into
smithereens, utterly regardless of conse-
quences to others, and, striking him
with about the force of an ordinary rail-
road locomotive when going at the rate
Of thirty-fve miles an hour, knocked
him eff his feet in an instant, giving
him fall on the muddy fagstone, which
made his head sing like conch shell.
AS he fell, a fine hunting cased gold
watch flew out Of his vest pocket like a
stone out Of sling, and, striking on
the sidewalk some ten feet away, few
open from the shock, the cases being
badly bent and the innards shaken up
in manner which will make consid-
cradle outlay for grease and repairing
matter Of absolute necessity, if it is ex-
pected to keep time ever again. The
man, who did not exactly Ego to the
dogs" but had the dogs come to him
with vengeance, picked himself up
with difficulty, and limped away without
word evidently satisfied that it was
useless to attempt, by swearing, to do
such case justice. A gentleman from
Pike, who witnessed the affair, exactly
expressed our opinion of the matter
when he exclaimed, "Bust my heart,
stranger, if that warnt the doggondest
operation ever seed in my life. .''-Aho
Crlifornian.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-02-16
DODGEVILLE, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 49,
have you not done coaaerable to-

wards circulating the story Of her sins ?"
''Why-I have told several
"Aye-and they have told each sew
eral more. Now what authority had you
for telling what you did p
'tWhat authority Why-I knew it
was SO. Mrs. Tellum told me she had it
from one who saw it. Lucy Peepwell
saw part of it with her own eyes,
"And you stand ready to condemn any
person upon the mere word of another.
How did you know that Harriet Ander-
son might not have explained it all hon
estly and properly? [ thought you had
not INDUCED in the evil of taking up one
side of question of this kind, where
the very character of person is concern
ed, before you have heard the other side.
Had you taken the trouble to see some
of those who knew, Harriet Anderson
well, you might have been enlightened
upon the subject
"How so?'
"Why-you would have found that it
was not Harriet Anderson at all who did
these things It was a widow woman
named Henrietta Anderson, and not even
a relative of Harriet's. A female there,
who was an enemy to Harriet, got hold of
the matter, and either desi gnedly or 9th
erwise, circulated the story that the lat
ter had been doing these evil deeds. So,
while Harriet Anderson was away with
her brother in the city, she was said to
be in Weston doing these terrible things
She knew nothing Of it until her return;
and when she did hear Of it and tried to
trace it to its source, she found several
who said their information came from
you-from Ellen Everett. She simply
pointed out to few Of her best friends
first, that when these things happened
she was seventy miles distant, and sec
ond-that it was Mrs. Henrietta Ander-
son who bore the guilt
Poor Ellen She was in an unpleas-
ant situation. She gazed into her hus-
bands face few moments, and then she
sought efuge behind that impregnable
barrier of women-tcars. She wept
profasely, for she felt it most keenly-
OF course George could not chide her
under such circumstances only he sim
ply remarked that he would bear his loss
resignedly, if the circumstances required
her to give an opinion.
Harriet gladly forgave her; and from
that time their friendship remained firm
and unshaken-for a friendship which
has been sorely tried is often the most
faithful in after times. At the end Of a
year Walter Adams gave up the business
he had taken and entered into partner
ship with George Everett.
They prospered; and between them
and their families there existed bond
Of union which could not be severed =
Yet Ellen forgot not her vow. She new
er again allowed herself to join any side
in social strife, nor would she ever ex-
press an opinion until she knew that she
had heard and understood both sides.