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INsOTyENT NOTICE,

The State n MlsslsAlppl f'ahoA county. To
the creditors ~ James n Heasbeet deceased
late II said comfy, Yoa me hereby notified
that the estate Of ssia deceased wM reported
Inaoisent Al the May term, 1851, Of the Probate
Court " said county, and that You must prop.
ely probate and have your claims against said
iecedeut registered la the office IL the clerk d
he Probate Court Of iald county by the frs'
day Of January, 1859, else they will be Orcve'
barred. VI hcGEIIEE,
wh. 7. MoGEnEE,
Ieg.4w Rxecutorr.
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INSOLYENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
the creditors Of Vim. ]. Bobo deceased, late Of
said county. The estate Of Vim. D. Bobo, de-
ceAssd, having been reported lnsolyent AZ the
May term, 1857, Of the Probate Court Of said
county, you are hereby notified that you must
properly probate your claims against deceased,
and have them registered in the Office Of the
clcfk Of the Probate Court o. said county by
the LIST day Of June, isss, else they win be
forever barred. O. d. YOUNG, r
jcs.4w Administrator.
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WAanfaaliF , faas fteaie
Ia iuam Ne msvY sgpaHiAi GW
sfaa NJ ia6Hlm y Hats Ifaefkw
ias end h. BE- md NJ aiha ds
position
Ths AngfHsy gehsfal announces
Ia tsply N aaasfsus letters ftqm ~
+gafh fhai ne supplementary spb
In MI 10 sasd IN time ~ M
convenience n ihs putla
Tho gafi0n stalemebls felstyf ~
ihe bo~lils atilade n ~ faiaos ~
iha northwest hsysgsesy~ sdiiiian
NJ sAAasal ean6msfm
the statement N NJ srefeiafy 4
he Ttsa~ry m Ma sih 'bov :
vefy large mreoey laIaheo a0d oen.
sidsratle hiplioa IN I'VE pahiie
debt
!, ~ n Generosity Nneelsed ~ Rich.
mond that Gen sehoGsld ofdef, No.
4 gi, igoofes s%taaberys opinion q
J, The reconstruction lass u adbefe'
! ~ The scheme II Me challenger do.
4 mies application 10 register and ~.
n qaif~ me bafds 10 decide ff tbt
= admission of rejection ahT m exam.
d nation application and hearing d
A witnesses.
/. A Washington special my' The &c.
!. ton Of Sheridan In removing Gov.
= un6r Wells, of louisiana, ~ prompt
!. " o n the heels of the Presidents de.
a maBd for reasons for removing th'
!. Board o ihvco Commissioners, at.
tracts very lively comment here
y Friends of the President assert tina
Il ~ on insult 10 him, and render
4. certain the speedy removal Of Sheri
I. dan, aud the reversible Of all hiSaetion'
~ NV ORLEANS, Juno f.--Sheri
No dams removal of Governor Wells !
d. commented upon iavorably by th
/. press, and appears to be regarded "a
e. vorably by a majority Of the people
\. Baker, the newly appointed stree
o. commissioner, is one Of the registrar
A. Of the first district.
~ MOBILE, June Pope has n
o. moved the Board Of Aldermen an
N Common Council, Treasurer of Boar
n aud Tax Collector, Of Mobile.
N PARIS, June At is understood
" the result Of tho meeting between u
q. Emperor NAPOLEON and the Car
al Russia is, that they have agreed upo
n. a plan for the settlement Of the CT,
I'd tan difficulty, which will be propose
I'd 10 the other great European power
Or and which It is hoped will be adoptt
On by them and urged upon the Sults
nj with united inAuancc.
n BERLIN, June 4.--The King
er Prussia, accompanied by Count Bi
mark, left for Paris this afternoon
a promised visit to Napoleon and Il
French Exposition. ro.
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EXECUToR's NOTICE.

Whereas, At the November term, 1896, Of the
PROBATE Court Of fanoin county, Mississippi,
lclters ~tesiaInentsry Of the last viii aud tssta-
mept Of Sarah Smith, DECEASED, were graAted
70 The Undersigned by said court: Now all cred
itofs Of the t~cstatrix are notified 10 have their
claims duly Probated and Registered In the
Probate Clerks Office VI said county, within the
time limited by Law, els they will be forever
barred. JAMES L. FLHTCHER,
ian .gw 80 IT, h. Executor.
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The advsfsiscr, having been restored 10 hesi,t
In . few weeks by . very simple remedy, afel
having suffered for several yeas with q sever.
lang affection, and that dread disease Con.
sanp,ion-is ~ansioss 70 make known 70 ht
fellow sufferer the means Of cure.
To all who desire II be will send q copy o.
he prescription used lire Of charvs,l with N,
directions fur preparing aud using The sane,
which they will find . srnr cuRE for Cossrsr.
rios, Asrusl, BsoxnaiftS corarn, Cotps, and
all Threat and Lung Affections. The only Oh.
ieci q The advertiser In ending The prescrip.
lion b 70 beneki The Afflicted, aud sprrad infor.
nation which be eoncsises 70 BE- Invaluable.
and he hsrcs every sufferer viii ty bic rene.
dr. a. !, viii eoss slrm nothing, and may provo
. blessing. Parties Wishing the prescription,
rsfs, By fetaru mall, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co New Yosa.
msyll-lY m H..H- : aaH E
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The undersigned are nov psvpsrsd 10 ssks
cases 10 BANKRUPTCY, and respectfully in.
vie eli thass whs con,empl.is taking tbs trn.
EFT q heart szd no mat wi<h 10 secssrs ahr
services IN fhatresrsct % caTl upon - imuedi.
sssly and register their nsnss or address us
~ letter, q our charges will he governed ~
The sumksr q essss $e sssy bsss. '
msyss-t~ wARn CoorrF
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who Suffered 6r years ron
Nervous DEBILITY, Premature decay, and ali u.
Effects Of youthfal indhcresion, will foe 10.
sake o. suffering h~nm&nity, sead frec 70 al
who need II The reciEs and directions 70,
making The simple remedy BY which he ga
cured. Sufferers vishiss . profit By the sd.
vsfsissfs exrsrieucs, ca Do % hy addressing
In perfect esakdsnse. john OGDEN.
nsyii.ly " Cedar street. Ssw Yori.
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~ fNal
lA You've LA}eturning 70
her country home, aftt scjourn Of
q few months in the D was hardly
recognized by her fritz. In place
Of a coarse, rustic, lfd face, she
had a soft ruby coppPn Of almost
marble smoothness, instead Of
twenty three she re4ippcared but
eighteen. Upon iuB as to the
cause Of SO greata dc, she plain
ly told them that blad used the
~CIRCASSIAN BAL and consid-
cred it an invalusHfquisition to
any Lady's toilet. its use any
Lady or Gentleman Improve their
personal appearance hundred fold.
1t is simple in its lbination, as
Nature herself is sim yet unsur.
passed in its efficacy Drawing i'm
purities from, also hte, cleansing
and identifying thsb and com.
plexion. By its dirdttion on the
cuticle il draws lfrorlll its impar
rites, kindly healing same, and
leaving the surface As re intended
il should be, clear, smooth and
beautiful. Price d, BY Mail Or
Express, on receipt order BY BIZ
W. L. CLARK l. Caemisss, bud
ms No. 3 Wesbette st.,
lheuse n y.
The only Americstn for the
sale Of the same. ap6-ly
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Cheap Printing Paper.
TO EDITORS AND PuBLrsHBRs

L<nr fo~ ". @. Clark, Egg, Rsssi<ns q
NJ sssiArn Hsu Aaoeiahoa.
Arxssrs, Ca, April 10, 1857.
Us. TuRsmra, Ese.-Dyn Sir; n affords
me much pleasure to communies,s 10 yos The
following resolution Of he Scs,tera Prsss As
ISOLATION ~
Resolved, Inst A. q testimonial Of uur appre-
citation fr the reaions faithful and effective
ssssis o. John s rhnsheb Rsq, as superin-
tendsn, Of this Association In ysars past, We
hereby tender him the thanks of this ~associa-
ton. asd copfer upon him the complimentary
position Of Agent u the southern Press Asso-
citation In New York
The lcrms o. COMMUNICATION employed IN the
above rcsols,ion do no more than Justice 10
your important services during your Superin.
iendessy--sfsiecs which none bad hrttsr ap-
por,aaily 70 know, aud none can more highly
appsecisls, thaa myself Should occasion re-
qairc. ! shah be glad To anal myself Of tho aid
provided for by the resolution. -
Yery respectfully, your obedient servant
~ W. q. CLARK, President.
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Ap~ying business and bargain will be given
In ths ssle u the above desirable property. The
Stable b nsv, complete In al 10 appointments
aad Il only oHsssd In consequence Of The III
health Of The proprietor requiring q change In
business. Apply " ". {. mfnfsid, o. TO
Marlin q Co, Baissvfie
IaIs-ly sm s. EcHoGs.
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Hows-Oue Of our exchanges
think Mexico would be better Of II
Napoleon and Seward were both IN
Paradise. To this another replies
Yes, but how would the citizens Of
Paradise like it,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Letters Of admini.tr>sion q tosi~ nos VIA
ihe VII ANNEXED, hsvise beer fssus.d v hs
undsrsipsd On The susass % rsssr =. Ar.
stead, deceased, hy H. Probate Cosrt 4 ~
March tern. 1891, ~ ths eossty n PsoslA,
State u nlsi<.ipq thsfvfgse N p>rps.s ~.
hAsiak elAius sRsinet nj sisas v3n punno
ts>n ~ttsin ~ line prase1ho1 II hu. q
fhsy viii ~ fsrs<tr harrsd; esd ~ 40 L.
'dehted . aid eststs vIfi cs<bs hrvsf4 81
u<ksrsysss. mo y wife0H q
nsyislst 1H As~-irssasssfs {.
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NOTICE

would respectfully reques, every daily, til
weekly, semi-weekly, weekly and moathiy
journal seath sf the Potomac, and Ohio rivers,
and The % deg. 40 min parallel Of latitude
West q the Mississippi, 10 publish Ibis Adver-
tisensat tvie, and send 10 me, al New York
each siuse, = coPy q the paper eoniAinine H.
pa~spsid, rith Ian ff same.
his desirable, In my combina,ioss 10 pro-
curc cheaper priating paper for ovr Soatbern
jsarasls lfat I han have the fullest Informs
ton regarding One sizes q ppsf ussd by the
several publiesdcas and can procure u IN no
eshet ~sy thsn BY requesting particular aiten.
sion to The need 81 sending a upy Of the psa
hc.sion With the Nm lflO \ h ir.
I assirs I, . n twice 10 provide srsins mail
failarvs, and ,hsy be postpaid 10 secure post
onicu delivery. y &, TffRAsHER,
mssi-7t Bot s,sss, New York, Mt.
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|. A large sir eulsr, giving
Information Of lfatest impor.
lance to the yossp,h SEXES.
Il teaches hs homely may
become besutii,l Idespissd re-
specsed, and ,hs "a loved.
No young LADY teusn should
fail to send their Re. and re-
cei.e . coy PEI by re.arp
mail. ess Ptarsr. n.
sp6.sm. Iroy. N. T..
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5000 acres % good farming lands 10 mi.
nlois wanted. Aiso $4,000 scres q eood
lc~s land address, giving Numbers Of H.
lands snd icrtst rash pfiee.
&c DAVIDSON, Real r.ss,. Aga.
-srll.t osls,sHrg. W.
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CHANCERY NOyTCE

" LLHHNH AHDNIA.MNN IL" LHHH" go
The STATE Of Mississippi. IN the cbabcery
Court Of Psnola county. At rules, March a,
1851. 'iii ldf ai N I'd -fT,I'
LIN: HUI vs- Nancy Ksslia ct al. bes 81.
Upon opening the comp,Aioauts Dm IN nj.
cause u appearing 70 ths saisncsies " the
court that the dssndsn,s Daniel Age and
BIZ wife Sarah Agee, are -non-rssidsnts Of The
STATE Of Mississippi, but reside in the State Of
ArkAasaa, and that their postof6cS aler dir
gent snqairy, cannot b s-scsuainsd. II ID,
therefore, ordered BY the court THAI ths said
non-resident defendants, Daniel Asss and his
vife, Sarah Agee, DO enter their Appearance
herein, and plead, ansvcr OF demur 10 tho con-
plAinanis bin on OF before The 22d day Of Nay,
1887, The iams being a rule day Of this cont,
and 70 b held at the once Of the clerk Of thin
court NJ The courthouse o. nii county, In he
lows Of Panels, or he Allegations thssesS will
be taken for confessed as 10 then. n Il further
ordered By the court thsta copy u this order
be pabtished IN The uweskly Panola sssrr
public Newspaper psinssd and pablIshsd h he
iOv. q psnoaa, !. said oounsy, isr isu weeks
tine copy. if7ly. @. HARRIgON xIl|
api3-H-IF s.v af Us - CI.,x
Arnissesd 4 Phslan, sofa for comprtz
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Charade.

Ny 6rst l. an inierection and Gun
junction. s.
My second Is a state free from dis
turbance. hhI 4
Ny whole l. the name of q re-
nowned Southern cavalier. "a
aber TALLuLAH.
Answer next week.
Answer 10 charsde In last weeks
ssuc-Panola-Pa-no-la!
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@. D. Moore. W. II. Esdsr. J. ". Mcknight.
Moore, Eader 4 Co.,
slma q rRorRIgrors gah''d
Planning MIN, Lumber Yard
And Manufacturers Of
Doors, Sash and Blinds,
1858 and 800 Second street,
(Bsiov Union, Moore 4 iials,sads old stand
1s Hre. 4o MEMPHIS, Tenn.

rioosinE, door, azh, blinds, NANTES, mould
IuFz brackets %eorniee, ceiling, lattise work
westhsrboardine, door and window fnmel
and easings, base boards turning, scroll work
shelving and counters, newell posts, b~ains,srs
~ And az hsd. u Ls~s,r, Rosghsr Dread
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Special NOTES.
Wonderful, but True

MADAME RsMiEoros, 70 world
renowned As.rologist andpmnamb'
uhstic Clairvoyant, wbilel q clair.
voyant state, delineate4he very
features Of the person ~ are 10
marry, and by the aid On instru.
ment Of intense power, hwn IS the
~psychomotrope, guarant to pro.
duce a perfect and lifelipicture Of
the future husband or wibf the ap-
plicant, with date Of mdage, occu-
patton, leading traits dcharacter,
&c. This is no imposit, rs testi-
monials without numbejan assert.
By stating place of birtige, dispo.
sition, color OF eyes al hair, and
enclosing fifty cents, stamped
envelope addressed to lrself, you
will receive the, pictu by return
mail, together with dsfi infOrma-
ton.
on Address in conlncc, MAD
AmR GERTRUDE REmfoS, p. O.
Boz 2s7, West Troy,1. ap6'ly
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w. r. SOUTHERN, a''ii
D N TITS n,
No. SSS corner Msin and Union sts.,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
TEETH ExTRACTgD WITHOUT RAk.

MEErHs RsrrREscrs.-L. Howkins J.. N.
Lin,aeruan, ,. Myers, John Grahas2 Dr. J.
W. Lenwich, 8. H. Jones, 6snti q Waddeil,
VIM. II. Webb, DR.. ". B. Harrison, Captain Ed.
7. Lee, r. T. Looney, r. B. Mitchell, Stovall d
Flippln, Col W, ". Coleman, DR.. A. H. voor-
hies, Dr. 2. P. Bates, Piter Miiler, Colonel W.
L. Maxwell Dr.. d Dsnhp. Ssrdis fs2-sm
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Keeps constantly on hand a large aud wen
selected assortment Of Metallic Cofins and
Cases, wslnat Collins, and NIL Undertaking
Goods generally. Win supply the trade CHEAP
for cash. All orders in The above line prompt
~ attended 70. aps-3m
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Airing Chambers.

az This. says Halls Journal of Health,
may be safely done in, winter time when
the day is clear, at any hour between sun
rise and sunset, but on cloudy. and damp
days it is better TO ,kindlc a fire, and thus
ereate2a draft up the iichiiynheyJt IA bed
should always BE-, made. several hours be-
fore sundown, before il has had time to
gather the damps ofIthe evening" It Will
refresh us greatly if on waking up on "a
winters night, We get out Of bed, throw
III the Clothing to the foot and Ithea next
inst ant throwit back 2; this drivesGall the
confined air away tromith edding with
out allowing it to get etveryicold sins addi-
ltion, the hands should be passed over the
skin of the awhole gbodyutWo soneIthree
times $50 this operation is accompanied
with a2degree of refreshment and feeling
of purity OH enteringaIthe beld again.
which more than pays the tropble,i and
lis often acgreat sleep promoter, enabling
a person to fallinto soundr slumber In
a. few minutes after having been tossing
.restlesses for hours. o, < 10 shnad siH sH
your mouth when going from a
cold to a hot atmosphere 4as well as the
reverse; this simple operation brings the
temperature ofeithep cold or hot air to
the natural standard beforeit reaches the
lungs, by making lit take the circuit of
the head; whereas, If the mouth is kept
open, it dashes down upon the lungs like
"a shock. Whether asleepior awake, we
should accilstom ourselves to keep the
mouth shut the advantage in our sleep
ing hours is that wedoint snore we don't
have the night mares, flies, bugs and spi-
ders don't crawl down our throat, and
we don't tell tales in our dreams; the
: benefits in the daytime are that it indu
ces more healthfui, deep, full and free
action of the lungs prevents innumerable
chills and colds, and saves manya donnes-
tic sOrroW.ts ami ~, .,d E,.,,;o,,o. ~.
in regulating the temperature of rooms
there is no fixed standard, but ordinarily
We are comfortable in church, if at the
height of five feet from the floor, in the
centre of the building, Farenheit's' ther-
mometer stands at 65 degrees. But in
this respect no, one man should be guide
for another. Some, require: more heat
than others, but there is one rnle OF UNI M.
yersal application, rule Which admits.
of no exceptions the world over; each elell.
person should notice what terlperature
keeps them comfortably warm, and thus
be rule to himself. But when q 1 man
has taken a. cold, or is becoming bilious !;
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,sELEcT'p POETRY.
!MylCreed.
By TuEODoRE TILToN..


:; As other men have 'creeds, SO haveI mine;5
s Ikeep the holy faith in God, in, man, ho1
s. And. in the angels ministrant between; -'5.
hold to one true church OF all true uls,
Whose churchly SEALS neither bread nor wine
Nor laying on of hands, nor holy Oil,
But only the amounting of Gods grace
p ] hate all kings, and caste. and rank of birth
For all the sons of man are sons-of God; ,-
Nor limps baggar bat is nobly born;
Nor wears slave yoke, nor car q crown
B That makes him less or more than Just man
1 love my country and her righteous cause;
So dare | not keep silent of her sin;
And after Freedom may her bells ring Peace
! love one woman with aholy fire, z ..~;
Whom 1.reyere as, priestess OF my house;
I stand with wondering awe before my babes,
TIL theysrebuke me to a nobler life. y4gp
{ i keep faithful friendship with my friend,
TN HON Loyalty / serve before myself; ;48 zs
l lock my lips too close to speak lie; -,
I wash my hands too white to-touch bribe
! 1 owe no man q debt cannot pay,y 90 'id +
I Saye only ofthe love men ought to owe. %
lWithal, each day, before the blessed Heaven
/. I open wide, the chambers of my soul, h"1
~And. pray the Holy Ghost to enter in.iI ni
Thus reads tie fair confession of my faith,
So crossed with contradictions ofmy life,
Thatsnows NAV Cod forgive the written lie
Yet still by help of him, who helpeth men,,
! face two worlds, and fear not life or death.
( o Father, lead me by the hand! Amen.
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They Say

They say-Ah! well, suppose they do 5a-
:. Bat Can they prove the story true?
Suspicion may arise from naught .st5sL
But malice, envy, want of thought;
Why count thyself among the. they"
q Who whisper what they dare not say,
They say-But why the tale rehearse,
: And help TO make the matter worse, -- "a
No good eanpossibly accrue
a From telling what may be untrue; ~
And is it not a nobler plan a0ii71t -
q To speak of all the best you can:s J'.ls '''l
They sav-Well, if it should be so.
Why need YOU tell the tale of woe
Will it the Utter wrongs redress,
Or make one pang of sorrow less2
Will it the erring one restore, d12 Az
Henceforth to ''go and sin no more! E5-
.ssge SsTH EFa4SzE
They say-Oh pause. and look within, .I
n See how thy hearts inclined TO sin; .arN
Watch, lest in dark temptations hour
Thou. too, should st sink beneath its power
Pity the frail, weep DER their fall .l.1.31'
, But speak of good or not at all si.f ..E.ri
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| .fl r Z
time to catch the ten o'clock train. Mrs.
Miller dressed herself hastily, and, tax
ling a broadway, omnibus, was on hand
at the time. In due season she arrived
at Philadelphia, and proceeded to the
Continental Hotel. 10 Here she fell in
with a gentleman W hom she knew be
fore her marriage. Feeling helpless, she
with many tears communicated her
dreadful suspicious, and besought his
advice. 'Yotr husband viii probably
be at the 7theater this evening said Mr..
IB. gos'You had better go and confront
him wi hHthe lady" sBut 1 can't go
alone, 81 will accompany you This
was arranged. Mrs Miller and her es-
Ecort occupied seats in the dress" circle.
Looking anxiouslys about Mrs. Miller
finally discovered her husband occupy
ing a.seat not far off. But he was alone.
She began to hope it was all right. But
just then the husband chanced to turn
around, and, to his astonishinent,5 beheld
his wife, whom he supposed he ] ad left
at home,a ins company with a gentlman
whom he did. not know. He was not
inclined to jealousy, but it looked bad.
lie instantly made MS way 10 MS w1te>S
seat, and with sternness she had never
before experienced, demanded the reason
Of her,prcsenee. ss.In one word" said he,
stell me if YOU have deliberately become
faithless TO me..'' s1i-eiA aa1 b9jI392f
sI4aitblessr' ejaculased Mrs. miller,
horror struck. .sr9bis,re eff
eyes, madam"
s' @How can you dream of ST ch a thing
Charles s''nandfshe was ready to crvasb
fo Because find you here with this man."
said Charles sayagely, when you ought
to be at home." '''
ST. thought you had run away with
another woman. neSplained Mrs. Miller;
81 really did, Charles; land so III came
after, you'll oiismolqib -sdf o. J9gugS
The story was told after while, and it
.tunred.out that Mr.. Miller's Companion
was a young lady placed IN his charge
bysa friend. Somewhat ashamed, but
sveryhappy,B Mrs. Miller transferred her
settle her husbands charge, and return
ed the next, evening, perfectly. cured of
herjealous imaginings,-N9ec York S,1a