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E1fsagreea bile Vkimga.

To see man blow his nose with his fn-
gers aud wipe it on his sleeve.
To sec a man rccling home drunk, and
then whip his wife.
TO hear man llaslhcming, or woman
grumbIng and scolding
TO hear the printer calling for more cory,
when the Editor the night before has been
on bender
For man to make love. to two women,
and be found ont by bath.
TO he a candidate for Office, and to be the
last in the race. ,''-' '''.'
TO be hungry and athirt, and find the
wine out and the cupboard empty. ''
TO owe a note in hank, aud not have the
money to pay it. ..
TO hear woman sayno, when you have
porped the question.
10 have a bachelor uncle die, and forget
you III his will. -' .'".| '... ;
10 be fishing from log On a cold day, and
fall in the water. i.'' ......l
Z 70 receive bank notes ard find them coun-
tercit. ..
( For an old man to have young wife and
find that she loves some ody else.
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Never. Heard Of Him.

A clergyman called on an old lady of very
respectable family and fortune. When he
spoke to her Of our blessed Redeemer, she
asked him whom he meant. ,.pa
Don't you know" said lie, "that Christ
came into this world to teach and to save
mankind; that he was prosecuted, aud put
to death on the CROSSE
II never heard of him before, said the
old lady, "pray how long ago did this hap
pen?'' laa.u aa.
Nearly two thousand years ago.
"Rlyss my heartl And where did it Zap
yen?" r@. u ls .a.a4. se. b,
.'In Jerusalem, more than two thousand
miles from here" a. ,f,. .s6 4. ..
''Dear mel parson, said She ''since it is
said to have happened 50 long. ago, and at
such a distance, let us hope that it is not
true. Set me help you tpacup of tea.
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s. u. SltOTNyELH4,

-AT,I'O II = = y AT 4 a !" >
e Cadix. Ohio.
v~CosYISe rs to practice in Harrison and
adjoining counties. and gives rsYoctt7h ana
prompt attention to Collecting, business o'
I,xerutors and Administrators, Guardians,
Wards, Partitions, Sales OF lands, Settle
nlent Of Estates, Titles to Real ESTATE, Con
veyanciur, Suits at at Law and in ChanceryI;
y>0anipg and Investment Of Money; and. 81
ether professional business placed IN MS
s,iisr<qe. -
Ohio and others, for loaning money, &C. .
&x-OtIicein Georges Cornor, Main Street
Jan. 25. ID - 100000 IL. n LII ..--
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Signs.


When will signs and wonders c"ase?--
Not till the destroying angel shall clip short
the wings of time and the heavens be relle
together in scroll. Not day passes but
We see good and bad signs, as the follow
ing will show. ..t ....-..
1t is a good SIGN to see a man doing an
act of charity to his fellows. ..0 .
1t is bad sign to hear him boasting OF
1t. f6#. E |4 , s" ''a ''
1t is a good sign to see an honest mar
wearing his old clothes. ...-..,. .. -. (
1t is bad sign to see them filling the
holes in his windows.
1t is good sign to see man wiping the
perspiration from bis face. ru,e
| 1t is bad, sign to see him wiping biz
| chops as he comes out of the cellar.
1t ia A good sign TO see a woman dress
| with taste and nsatncss. L4 g 5n"8 'iS
.Niss bad sign to see,her husband sued
for her finery. r. ., ...l ''.rs,-., g b..
| 1t isa good sign to see a man advertise
| e is bad sign to see the sheriff advcr
tse for him. .tH @
It's good sign Ia benefit to the eye
sight in faet) to see man pay for his paper
in advance.
1t is good sign to see a man sending
| his children to school.
| 1t is bad sign to SEQ them educated a
evening school on the public streets.
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Lie of B, r. II.

The New Orleans Crescent excels Parton
! in biography, as every one will understand
wha reads the following:
Lille of B, r. II.
CHAPTER I.
What he said at the Charleston Convcn.
tion: @
Break for Breckinridge.
...,......-...r III .... ...
What he thought when Mr.. Lincoln was
elected: .'.'
Blue for Ben i.'a.-.. a..
Having changed front he ADVISES Mr..
Lincoln after the South seeded:
~ Berth for Ben. .... .... .-..
How he felt when he got the berth:
Boiling Cor blood. ...
v. n. -..-.,....|
What he did in that highly enthused
condition.
Boltcd from Bethel.
r.. -. .-.r -s VI. ahtrH
What be said when he got to New Or
leans: I.-....-r ..5
Booty for beauty.
- S't',~ WI. go, n-1 .a..-.
How his courage was illustrated or Order
No. 2S: .a-e,-rress --a. s5--sH.--
Bullied females bravely. I t#
.... ..... VIII. ,..a.... ID
What he made New Orleans do: ..-
Bleed for Butler.
TX. 1
His sad thought on leaving New Or
leans: ...... ....... ..-...,'
Balance b. a'e fi'.l for Banks: " ..sD.a
What he got them to do at the North on
his return: -v..... I-. '.. ..ft-'
Blow for Ben. q-- -ss---
ersr.- --ar XI. a.a ..E
Remarkable exclamation on being assign
cd to duty under Gen Grant to take Rich.
mend: .nil .t Oh .''
Bcauregsrd fronting Ben
,.r, ... ~. u, All. ..'..
The course he decidcd upon:
Bottle for Ben.
XIII.
Opinion Of Gen. Grant:
Bcauregald for BotlIng. a
,.. .' ..... XIV. ,-.H ...
Having gone to Fort Fisher and made a
reconnaissance of the work with powerful
glass, with which he couldn't see at very
great distance, he forms his opinion:
Blasted ferouiouS hreatsworks. .. ...
XIV. ..
Idea suggested by IL view of the guns of
the fort and privately mentioned to his aid,
with wink: ..''' .s''"
Batteries fire balls!
His resolutions after making the recon
noissance: .......t. ...... ....-
Benjamin, forbear. .,
....... y III,
He promptly issues an order:
Bout face, bully hov with glass eye.
Returning to James River, his opinion o!
the situation is very dccided
But fer Beauiega,d.
r.rr't re -'- XIX.
Grant having Noticed him in his report,
he proposes to reclprocate:
For Petersburg noticc-Bottles for bot
For the Powdership notice-Blast for
blast. "'r +'~ ~ rt'@
I.Flrt sI Xxx. ni .-.'t..
Enjoying his oti'm cum ding at Lowell,
he counts up his rlunder aud makes face
tious observation:
Bully for Ben.
CONCLUSION. .' ..'
The character of this remarkable man
may thus be summed mp; Ben flies battles
Ben fears bullets. Ben iancies bottles
Bon financiers hravcly. His great success
is ewing to his strict adherence totwo max
ms;
r''Battles for boobies" aud ''booty for
Ben.
And this is TIE end Of the biography Of
Benjamin Facinorous Butler, sometimes dcs-
ienated Beast Butler, but crroncously, be-
cause there !. no such bcrst. '."
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-21

EVERY GIRL SHOULD KNOW How
j. 10 sew and knit.
2. To mond clothes neatly.
g. TO make beds.
4. 10 dress her own hair.
S. To wash the dishes and sweep the car
pets. :,
6. To make good bread and perform all
plain cooking,
I. To keep her rooms, drawers snd clos
cts in order. a. i si vit.s.
s. 70 work sewing machine.
Q. To make good butter and cheese.
10. To make dress and children's cloth
ing, u -
ii To keep accounts and calculate IN
terest.
70. To write, fold and subscribe letters
properly. 800
l3. 10 nurse the sick efficiently, and NOT
faint at the sight Of drop of blood.
IA. To be ready to render efficient aid and
comfort TO those In trouble, and in an tlnos
tcntatious way.
IS. To receive and entertain visitors il
the absence of her mother. .l
A ynung lady who can do all these thing,
well, and who Is always ready to render aid
to the afflicted and mitigate the pcrpleSitiet
of those around her, will bring moro com.
fort to others and happiness to herself, ant
be more esteemed, than if she only knew
how to dance, simper, sing and play on th'
piano.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-21

/ PERsoNAL.-An interesting trial is about
to take place in London. The case is called
"Ryves rs.l The Attorney general. The
plaintif claims to be the granddaughter Of
the Duke of Cumbel land, the son ofGeo,ge
III, and as such entitled to the rank Of
Princess of Cumberland and Duchess Of
Lancaster. She also claims the revenues Of
the Duchy Of Lancaster, wi Itch arc now en-
ioyed by the Queen; The suit is to be
brought on in the form Of declaration Of
legitimacy. No doubt Mrs. Ryye's grand
mother was married to the Duke of Cum
hcrland, hut the Crown will plead, first,
that the legal evidence is defective; and sec
ond that the marriage was invalid, because
contracted with Prince Of the Blood with
out the formal consent ofthe reigning sover-
eign or ofthe Privy Council. About nine
years ago the Prince Consort offered to com
promise the matter, but he would not give
more than ELS, ,0G0, and Mrs. Ryyes, though
in great proverty. would not accept the
terms.
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a Il A - IL - ~ Az
u, Cadlz, Ohio. v.s
nFFICE-lsn Market Street, over the
D First National Bank. Entrance hrst
door East Of r. n. Bank
All professional business in this and ad-
Joining counties VIII receive prompt atten-
sion. + iEtft 81 y Ht ~ '
Doe l.! lS6j
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-21

A mGHwAYMAN undertook to rob Mr..
Jones. He met Jones in a wood over in
Jersey He asked Jones for his pocket
book. Jones refused to yield. Highway.
man took Jones by the neck and undertook
to choke him. Jones made fight, and kept
it up for half an hour At the expiration
of that Jones carved in, and the highway
man commenced rifing his poekets. The
contents amounted to just eighteen cents. \
us thai all you We gotP ... h. ao ,,.s
'.Every cent
"What made you fight 50 long?"l5Aq ..il 4
''Didn't want tobe exposed. Bad enough
to have only eighteen cents; a great deal
worse to have anybody know it. /" ,a, H
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HAVE you no pen and ink?'' said doc
tor to poor woman whose child he was
tending. ...-.
No" said the woman. .
"Well, have lost my pcncil-give me a
piece of chalk" a,..
And the doctor chalked a prescription
upon the door. telling the afflicted mother
to give that to her son when he awoke. Il
'Takeit my boy, take It, ~ said the old
woman, lifting the, door, from its hinges,
and carrying It to the sick youth when he
opened his eyes. II don't know how you
are to do it, I am sure; but the doctor
says it is coed, and you had better try
itt1' .'89ts r
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BLACK VoMIT. This terrible disease IL
prevailing to an alarming extent all over
the country 1t is supposed to have bean
superinduced by the upsetting of q wonder.
fully wraught and ,unningly devised pa-
chine called the freedfnen's bureau. The
disease il confined to Americans of African
descent and Africans Of American descent
The victims throw off an immense amount
Of bile against the government Tbs
only anti smetic yet discovered is q govern
inent Office.
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~, CUNNINGfIAM.

a Il II . IL ~ Il Y A It Il a w,
Cndiz, Ohio.
yrr.r, o-yc nrompt attention TO all legal
hrsipnss entrusted TO his care in Harrison
ard adjoining ~ouitSies- c4. >LwE
0rEtcE-Up stairs, in Georges tSfiief'-
Iantranee ON Main street.
Aarrh I6 1861 r.. ..
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For the Cadiz Sentinel
tEMY FIRST LOVE.o
BY ABDALLAH.

Sad days and months have fed away,
Since last heard that voice,
o, then she was so young and gay, -
NY heart could but rejoice.
They say that she is fading some,
Her beauty's taking wings; n.i- a'u
Oft mid the merry scenes OF home,
She melancholy sings, 4.HaT
Well. let her beauty all be fled, - ~
And all her charms depart;
Those dimpled cheeks with floral red,
Still live within my heart. .-
Within nay heart, see her yet, t'
Silent, but full of glee; .,-..., ,..I 'a ..u
.Methinks that once again we're met,
As WE WE'RE WONT TO RE. ....s.sa.f.#
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.J5,SEPH SHARON

L. TITO n IL Y a II l. a w
CadiZ, Ohio.
ssDStrict attention to all business en-,
TrasteG him in Harrison, Jefferson, Beihoh'
and Tuscarawas Counties
Office in the brick building, opposite the
"EfpIix RousR.H Jah. 20, o'.
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A Gypsy woman promised to show two
young ladies their husbands faces in pail
Of water. They looked and exclaimed:
"Why, we only see our faces. !"
"Wei," said the gypsy "those faces will
Re your husbands when you are mar
ried."
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THE wife of German surgeon died, late
" in Paris, and when some friends came to
rondole with the "bereaved onc," they
found him busily engaged in dissecting her
body.
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z Sambo---Who lrew dat has brick2 w
Pompey-- What las brick? nlaasa NJ
sambo-De brick what smash the colored
bureau. ssrg ssS EF4 Hsf
Pompey-Why, Andy johnson frew dat
brick.
samko--Gollyl but he trow strong On.
E2.
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pa.Mrs. Lincoln has invested the $22,
900 Of money lately paid her by the Gov
ment ie $50 bonds.
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pIyTT,IP DONATTUE,

Att RNEY At Ia " >
CadiE, OAio-
OpPIoR--On Market Street, over McCon-
neu's Grocery. Entrance betwSc'a llailnas
and McConnelrs.
.-CsdiZ, Ohio June4, 1865. -sr- Z
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~ .afgzEtsH %. MoFADDEN j. co.
Jan. 1905 -. ~
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TNROPRIETARY MEDICINES,
Nearly all the popular Patent Medl
cines Of tho day constantly on hand and Il
asle by. a.- a . JOHN BEALL.
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B. r. B.

The New Orleans Crescent excels Parton
in biography, as every one will understand
wha reads the following:
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OSHUA ,B- LIE Il u Co.,
t1@ NO. 437, Market Street. ,,,,sy
.-..--.. PHILADELPHIA

IMPORTERS 81 WHOLESA DEAL
ii ers ih American. dernian and Irehen'
IA SCY GOODS, White Goods. Enlbroia
deries. Lacesand Trimmings silk, Cotton
and Linen Ha1Adkerhiets, Silk Mits, Gloves,
Hosiery; Gents Furnishing Goods and
Tailors' Trimmings; combs, Brushes, But
toms and Snspsnders; Kelvets and Bonnet
Ribbons, xbe. ngga-a ~ G"2 t& II
March, ID, .1866-fy III 10
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A. D. 1892 CADZ OHIO, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81 1866

see that beautiful hair float over her shoul-
too happy l knewa Gnange must conc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-13

A COW belle--a beautiful milkmaid.
If Won want to get yourself into box, 80
to the theatre.
Take YOUR cat upon sea voyage if You want
Sca-mews around you.
Putting a ring III pig nose is striking at
the root OF the thlnS.
Did ever two perfect souls III perfect bodies
belong perfectly 10 each otner:
WHY are coquettes like wheelwriEhtSt Be
cause they il" tire " their fellows
According 10 Balzac, :" the shortest line in
politics * Il curve.
A work house is an institution 80 called be
cause no work is done in il.
A confirmed tipplcr was bothered how to
honor his birthday \ brilliant idea struck
him. He kept sober
WHY isa foolish young lady like Il careful
housewife? Because her - waist Il lis h'Ii'
~ She can make 1t.
When was beef the highest? When the
cow jumped over The moon. lOld, but good.
\ French writer says thai there are but four
great social ideas, Viz Birth, Marriage, iarlS'
and Death.
If we lay no restraint upon our iusls, no
control upon our appcttes ami passions, lh'E
hurry us into guilt and misery.
If you cannot get the fish to bite, Try IN" cN.
pertinent with Il bull dog, and you will be sure
10 succeed
Advice to the Fenian Treasurcr.-Speak well
of the Bridget that takes you safe over.
How 10 have at least two good servants At
tahle-Bc polite TO the persons on either SD"
of vou
Ix.oxsISTrxrY.- The Government opposl-
ton to The Monroe Doctrine in New Orleans.
PR,cTIrAI CoMNrXIsM.-- he willing TO dl-
vide with any man who has more than YOU
have.
A picture is said to have been offered for the
forthcoming exhibition, entitled - Dead Game,
by n. j., Washington.
An old bachelor definition of love lit.
tie signing, a little crying, Il It'll" dying, ana
great deal of lying.
Words are the dress Of thought. some
ladies had better put II little less dress upon
their thoughts and more upon Their persons.
PEOPLE may be instructed by those who have
less sense than thcmscyes-as Il man may be
guided by 4 board that has no sense 1T all.
Red noses are light houses to warn yoyagers
OH the sea of life of the coast of Malaga, ia
mac;, Santa Cruz, and Holland.
What is the difference between the influenza
and 4 church Organist? One stops the nose,
and the other knows the stops.
One of the finest qualities in Il human being
is that nice sense of delicacy which renders 1t
impossible for him ever TO become an intruder
or a bore.
A negro, once undergoing an examination rs
a witness, when asked if his old master was Il
Christian, replied: " No, sir; he was mem
Der of Congress-.
The GUuJiel talks about the JoUr,tnES " tea
party The UurieT and its friends had tea
party during the war--a rebel gunpowder-
tea party .-Pft1tttce.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

TNSU RANCE BY A VIRGINIA
/ COMPANY The unde rsigDed, a. Agents of the
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY, Of scotts-
willie. Va, are prepared to insure against FIRE ana
MAXINE risks.
This Company was represented by our Senior be-
fore and during the late war; aud its whole manner
of proceeding in the conduct OF its business was
ALWAYS PROMPT, LIBERAL, and HONORABLE
TO A DEGREE UNSURPASSED By ANY COMPA-
NY WITH WHICH HE HAS BEEN CONNECTED
IN AN URAHCEEXPERIENCE OF NOW OVER
THIRTY THREE YEARS.
We resume its business with great pleasure, and
recommend II warmly to all our friends and others
desiring insurance in a HOME Company.
We base this recommendation upon reliable in
formation in our possession 10 the effect that It's
condition il more solvent than the day il started,
and that it il actually prepared to meet every obi
CATION promptly.
Please call on Us ut orr Insurance Rooms, over
William and Charles Euker, No 200 Main street.
ap0-lw THOS NJ. ALFRIEND x SON.
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There is an apostolic admonition which is
worth whole volumes of heroic brarado 1t
is this: I" Let your moderation he known to all
men" And again {" If thine enemy hunger,
feed him: if he thirst, give him drink. -
This is the morality of the Gospel. 1t is trea-
son in the philosophy Of war.
The Egyptian Government has published an
announcement that Prime 1smail Bey has
been made an "infant,'' and that none of his
debts, contracted without the written consent
of his guardian, will be paid. This infant i
about forty years old. Twas he who last
summer, lost twenty thousand dollars Il day
al cards, ut the Imperial Club, Paris.
One evening the late Bishop of London was TO
have dined where Sydney Smith was guest.
Just before dinner note arrived, saying he
was unable to keep his engagement, q dog
having rushed out from the crowd and bitten
him in the leg. When this note was read
aloud 10 the company, Sydney Smiths COM
ment was, 81 should like to hear the dog $ ac
count of the story.
The Empress of France has reformed and
will dress hereafter less extensively. She re-
Gently told Lyons manufacturer who soil
cited an audience 10 display some highly ex-
pensive silks, that the ladies husbands who
visited her, and her husband also, were not
rich enough to buy them.
Ihe printer ID the mas ter of all trades. He
oeats the CARPENTER with his RUE and the ma
laws setting s up columns; he surpasses the
Pa''on al the management Of the deru.
$50 you are going TO keen a sehoo, }, s.,s !.
Young iaay 10 her aunt. "WeII, for my Mart
s S,h man 90 that, would marry widower
,"naa, 1 ~ III anitdren should prefer that
inyseii, was the quiet reply, '.but where is
the Widower.'' %
Sir Isaac Newton nephew was "A clerpyn,,
Wnen he had performed the marriage cere.
mcny ne always refused the fee, saying 600
your ways, poor wretches, ! have done you
mischief enough already
A shrewd New England writer once said
:. The majority is the most subtle and there.
lore the most dangerous form of physical vic.
lence the ballot, what is IL but 81 threat of
which the bullet is the execution -
A little girl-an only child--one dny looked
into her mothers face with, Mother. what
do you make me wear this old frock for /
think You might AFFORD TO dress me better,
seesn' ~ how there's only one OF us."
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The Louisville Jo",'n"i lets off the following
bunch of sky rockets:
We wish that the women would make among
themselves an anti-Stay law.
Happy remarks are often made BY very nm
happy men.
,Obsequious men cannot too soon have their
ohsequicS.
A reckless dispenser of pills deserves the
pillory.
A Wanting mans mouth is Il perpetual gas
bill.
The Dead Duck was, even in life, political
q,t0ck.
There is many uneasy man III an easy
chair.
The men fret and the women fop"ce.
Better be q toad than Il toady.
Chief Justice Chase does not think that the
President and Congress can ever agree. We
don suppose that Congress would agree with
Andy even if he We're 10 swallow 1T.
The Presidents peace proclamation ala not
create peace. 1t was simply the Official an
nunciation of 4 peace already in existence.
All the crops fail sometimes, except the
fool crop and the knave crop.
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A beautiful story.

:. noax any one claim you p asked the ma
gistratc. g, 90
longer any friends my father and mother are
dead-I have only my brother James, but ne Is
as young as am. Oh, dear what could he
do for meY"
1.-The Court must send you to the house of
Here am, sster-here am do not fear :,
cried childish voice from the other end OF
the court. And at the same instant little
boy with sprightly countenance started
from amid the crowd and stood before the
Judge.
WHO are you - said he
James Romeo, the brother Of this poor lit
tie girl"
Your age
"Thirtee
"And what do You want -
81 come to claim Lucille. r..
But have you the means OF pro'iaihg io'
herr
"Ycst erday had not, hut now nave
Don't be afraid, Lucille.
"Oh. how good you are, James
But let us see, my boy, said the magls,
trate: "the Court is disposed TO do all IL c''ii
for your sister. however so" h'"@' s''' "
some explanation. , A.,
about a fortnight ago. sir, continued Tue
bow, my poor mo Their died OF Il bad cough 10,
II was very cold at home. We were In el'"'
trouble. Then said to myself, VII, , u..I"
an artizan. and when i know GOOD lraue l
will support nv sister. | Went apprentice ~
a brush maker. Every day l used to carry
her half my dinner, and at night loon nei
secretly to my room, and she slept on my p'u
while I slept on the floor, wrapped III , ,na
blouse But ii appears the poor httle tiiihS nul
not enough to eat, for, nfortunnteiy' one uaS
sh, begged on the Boulevard. When h'alu
She WAS taken up, said 10 myself Come ilS
boy. things cannot last so; you must i i1 hn
som, thing better l very much Wl>hea 10 De
come an artizan, but at last decided 10 look LOT
= place have found 4 very good one where
am lodged fed, and clothed, and have twenty
francs a month. | have also tonho eoou
woman, who, for these twenty francs, WIN
take care of Lucille and teach her needle
work l claim my sister
.My boy" said the magistrate, your con-
duct i honorable The Court encourages you
to persevcre in this course, and you Will pros
per-
The Court then decided to render up Lucille
10 lanes and she was going from the bar 10
oin her brother, when the magistrate Sml-
iincly said, "Iou cannot be set at liberty
until tomorrow.
Never mind, Lucille, | will come ana
fetch Won early to-morroW. Go the maSiS-
trate, l may kiss her, may | not sir?
He then threw himself into the arms OF MS
sister, and both wept warm tears OF affection.