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MISCELLANEOUS.
TEXAS TONIC SYRUP.
A Vegetable Compound for the Ra.,
pid and Permanent Cure of =.
CHILLS AND FEVER, or FEVER
AND AGUE!
Every Poison has its Antidote! Ev.
cry Disease has its Cure!

The people of the Mississipni
Valley have long felt the necessity
for, and want of, a Safe, Certain
and Reliable Remedy, as substi.
tute for Quinine, Strychnine, and
other poisonous Drugs, for the cure.
Of Fever and Ague, or Chills and
Fever. We claim, and. the result
will show, and. bear testimony to
every unprejudiced mind, that the
Texas Tonic Syrup has supplied
this want and accomplished this
purpose. Its Tonic, Alternative and
Antiseptic qualities are such that
none can possibly be disappointed
in its effects. Upon it's own inertia. 4
therefore, it is sustained. "A single
trial is all that is needed to stann
this remedy as the greatest specific
of the age. - SO "a
The ingrediments Of which th;s
Medicine is composed are simple,
productions of nature aboundinp
upon certain streams in the Stata
of Texas, and were ever used by the
AbOrigines of that State as a sne.a
cific for Fevers of all kinds, and e.. I
pecially Fever and Ague, which
they never failed to cure.
Accelerated Physician, acquaint.
ed with these facts, has furnished
us his theory upon this important
subject, and hence the Product
properly named TEXAS TONIC
SYRUP. which we now offer to thu
public as a specific and positive
cure for Fever and Ague, or ChilIs
and Fever, no matter of how long
standing. - g ~ -
Having had indubitable evidence
OF its prompt and certain effects,
from the testimony of a multitudel
Ofrespectable citizens, am0ngw HON.
is classed many of our best Physi.'
clans, we do not hesitate to recon.
mend this Preparation in all cases
of Fever and Ague and Chills and
Fever; indeed, from the facts in our,
possession Of it's intrinsic value, il
would not be too much for us to
state that when the directions are
strictly complied with we warrant
q cure in every case. where it il
tried. It is pleasant to the TASTE.
and the cheapest Medicine in the
world. Therefore, in truth, it NAV,
be declared the day is not far dis
tant when it must be appreciated
and used in every household where
Fever and Ague or Chills and Fe.
yer is found to exist. e 8 :
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VIOLINS and BOWS. Screws and Ital-
' ian Strings. 9 s re 2esst:4 ~
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FLOURI TOBACCO!

TUST RECEIVED per steamer Celeste
y and for sale at lowest market rates
100 bbls. NEW FLOUR, hest st. Louis
Illinois and Ohio brands. Also n fine and
choice lot of CHEAP TOBACCO
Sept. 16, I568-3t. L. WE'LL.
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CONSTABLE,S SALE.

OVNS AOLE>S ShLEe
Isaac C.. Miller) Justices Court. Alexan-
VS.. alias. dria Ward, Parish of RAJ
William Bush. )pides, State of Lonislana.
PYVIRTUE OF AN ALIAS WRIT OF
u Fieri Facias issued from the Justices
Court of f. C. Leckie, Alexandria Ward,
in the above Parish and State. and direct
cd to the Sheriff or any Constable thereof.
said writ issuing in the above suit, have
seized and will offer for sale to the last
and highest bidder, on s1 % la .Jf
SATURDAY, tho Sd day Of OCTOBER,
Hl9 r aTBfi 1868, t 78i6a
between the hours of III A. M. and 4 P. NJ,
at the Court House door in the Town of
Alexandria. the following described prop
erty, seized as the property of the defend
ant, to-wit: 81
Two Horses ag,i3 -a4 ssetrfzf4 a,if
TERMS OF SALE-CASI in U. s. Treasu-
ry Notes, subject to appraisement
F'@ ~ G.obSYs H. WEBSTER,
Sept l6. 1868. 9 Parish Constable
Printers Fees Sc 90. 51Y as5 3a
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GENU1NE MADRAS INDIGO.

CPORTING REQUIsTIoNs. EIysGun
~ Wads. Double and Single Waterproof
Gun Caps. Pistol Caps. Fine Powder
Colts and RemingtOn's Revolyers. Colts
Cartridges, 3 Sizes Smith g. NELSON'S
Pistol Cartridges, 3 Sizes. Powder Flasks,
Shot Pouches, Ramrods, Tips and Screws,
Gun Nipples. &C. $50
ZINE ENGLISH Hair and Tootl, Brush
IL ea, Brown Windsor, Honey, Lettuce,
and other Toilet Soaps P0matum, Cold
Cream. Hair Oils. Dentifrias
LIME BRANDY by the Bottle OF Gallon.
- Bourbon Whisky by the Bottle or Gal
Ion. Jamaica Rum, Irish Whisky. Port
and Sherry Wine, French White Wine
Vinegar. aa 5ega9 H9,a I lsGt
EvLAyORINGExTRAcT Lemon, Va
nilla, Almond, Rose, Celery, Pine An
pie, &c, &c. l.fa@ ESQ g 20 =
CCHOoL BOOKS. A large assortment
~ Cap, Note. and Letter PAPER. Pens.
Ink, Pencils. Mucilage and other Office
Furniture. ~ rs g "a -
GENUINE BERMUDA ARRCWROOT
~ in Paper and Tin Cans Spices Nut
megs. Mace, Ginger, Pepper. &c.
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|
& as I'D - re sr 5ol a5ee3
eg EIGHTH SESSION lss4
"ILL begin LIST MONDAY in SEP.
~, v,v,eIEMBER next, and end last WEB
NESDAY in JUNE, 1862 sisS
iaai ACADEMIC BOARD zaaf
Consists Of . full corps Of able Instructors
in oil branches of Literature and Eeiebcs
usually taught in the best Colleges nd
Universities. f sl1's'I' = r7fE
-ir5s.1 COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces q Preparatory and an Icademic
Department including . Literary, Scientific
and Optional Course, Special School "
Girl Engineering spd . ConsMcrcial 6cReel.'a
.3Ee ADMISSION
Granted to Cadets not under Jowfees ,ean
Of age, scho knoso arithmetic, Exglish ,Gran.
mar and Geography. 81 gfqsa g isssfso
-a9 sa1s ExpErgsEs a aas
OF every kind, ercept .closh;.g, for teA
months, $40 90; S2O4 90 payable in q,
vance, balance in equal ayments. Januau
1st, and April LIST. 1.A
Cadets received at any time during rs
session and charged from date of entraDeG
LOCATION. = E
In the Pine Hills. Very healthy. ssssi
/ For Further Information, address, gB515
eng ~ d. IF. BOYD, Superintendent, ssN
.eilS itssees Post ONCE, Alexandria, La !.
s.tt H. ssor-OR REFER TO-fSass.9 sis.ii=
Gen G. Mason Graham, Adjutant Gene
raj. State of Louisiana. N. o a
Maj. VIM A. Freret, State Engineer.NJQ,
Capt W. C. Black, 81 Perdido St., n. 0.
Hon. r. N. Lusher, State Supt. Public
Education, N. q. 80 ..s.s1 q,
Right Revd. Bishop Wilmer. -
Dr. bartholomew Egan. Mt, Lebanon, Il
az Office Of the Seminary in New Or;
leans, at Jas. A. Gresham's Book Si0res
90 Camp street. - -
Jupe Ief 1909 - 4f
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GENUINE BERMUDA ARRCWROO1
~ in Paper and Tin.Cans Spices, Nut
megs. Mace, Ginger, Pepper, &c.
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7. G. MIL LIE r

e. NOTICE.
TITE UNDERSIGNED would respect
j. fully inform his friends and the sugar
planters generally of the Parishes of RAJ
pides and Avoyelles, that he is now pre-
pared to set or repair kettles and boilers in
the most approved style and best work
manlike manner. Having had % years ex
perience in this line of business, he feels
| satisfied that he will render satisfaction,
and will guarantee that his work will be
better and by his ST. of setting boilers,
eeonomize more fuel than that of any otI CT
Mason in either Parish. a
Best of references given. if'reqnired
GILES SMITH. s
April Doth, 1S69-tf. .a, e
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EvLAyORINGExTRAcTs Lemon. Va.
nilla, Almond, Rose, Celery, Pine Ap
pie, &c, &c. is5s ESQ q ''5c =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-05
THE FCRTIETH CONGRESS.
Second Session.

WASHINGTON, June 4, 1868

WASHINGTON, June 4, 1868.
rHE SECRET8KYsHIP OF THE SENATE.
immediately after the reading of the journal, on
motion or Mr. ANTHONY the resignation Of John w.
Forney AZ Secretary OF the Senate was accepted
Mr. CoNNE-S, (rep.J Of CAL. nominated George G..
Gorhaui, ~ California. ON motion Of Mr.. C0pness
the rule requiring a vote TO be taken by ballot was
suspended. Mr. COnness then moved that George G.
Gorham be elected Secretary OF the Senate. The mo-
ton was agreed TO- Mr. McCreerys being the only
audiDly dissenting voice.
THE DEATH or EX-PEEsIDENT BUCHANAN.
Mr.. BucKALEw, (dcm.) OF Pa, then announced the
death OF eAPreshicnt James Buchanan, reci;ng the
places Of trust tiled by him under the United States
government. lie said that under the circumstances
he presumed the Senate would not feel disposed to
proceed with the ordinary business, and he submitted
a motion that the Senate now adjourn
Mr.. CANERoN, trep.l az Pa, seconded the motion,
urging, however that the adjournment be until Mon
day next 70 allow Of certain changes Of furniture in
the Chamber suitable for the summer season.
Mr.. BrCKAIEw withdrew his motion temporarily
u allow OF Noic on The latter proposition, which
was rejected.
Mir. BuckaleW's motion was then adopted, Mr..
PoNIEoY nuy voting Ia the negative, So far as he
could be heard.
Al twenty minutes past twelve the Senate adj
iogwcd.
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cnAmseR or COMMERCE.

At the meeting OF this body yesterday. Mr.. william
r. Dodge In the chair and Mr.. George wilson score
tary, an amount OF business OF no great public
interest was transacted, and Messrs. George II.
Brewer and Byron d. Herrfck were elected members
OF the Chamber sfter which the Executive Com
mittee, to whom had been referred the resolutions
adopted by the Louisville Board Of Trade In regard
10 the tax on distilled liquor and tobacco reported
In favor OF concurrng with the Louisville Board In
recommending that the Tax on whiskey be reduced
to ny cents on the proof gallon, the tax to be paid
while the stun B IN the still. The report Of the
committee was accepted and approved, and q reso.
luton was then adopted calling upon Congress 70
make the necessary appropriation for the faisnR "a
the hull of the steamer Scotland, sunk Oh Sandy
some hitch in the matter when Il was previousiy be-
fore Congress and that the law making the appro-
pristion was repealed. Since then consdersbe
quantity OF sand has collected In ana around the
wreck, ana thus dangerous bar has been formed ON
which TWO vessels have already been wrecked
The resolution was adopted, q was also the
report Or the special committee appointed
Sy me G ne 1c prosr to tne Chinese csc
SSsm The Tspo 6ss s2r the o the
commi!ooe with the members OF the embassy, OF
which interview fun account has already appeared
from the Cincinnati Chamber OF Commerce asking
this Chamber TO consider favoraby the Kansas Pacific
kallr0ed. MI. Sturges urged upon the ChamDer Tue
ncce1sty Of moving very cautiously IN such schemes
ana the Whole subject was referred 70 the Executive
The board then adjourned, with the under standing
that the stated meetings for July and August shoud
be suspended. -. 4.
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National Asylum for Disabled Soldiers-Quar-
ilra serly Meetsns ofthe Managers.
me quarterly meeting Of the Board Of Managers OF
the National Asylum for disabled volunteer soldiers
was held at the Office Of the Surgeon. General to-day.
najor.Genera B. F. Butler IN the chair. There were
present Najor-General schoneld, Secretary Of War;
Governor Smyth, Of New Hampshire Major General
,. II. Martindaie, Of New York; Judge L. Bond, Of
Maryland; Hon. Lewis b. Gunckel, Of Ohio; General
John .. Careuier, Of Missouri; and DR.. E. B. wolcott,
ef Wisconsin.
Reports from the several asylums show them all in
. most hoprishing condition, seventeen hundred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-05

The Columbus (Ohio) state Journal Of the soth
uItlmo saZs that Mrs.. Brennan wife Of Thomas Bren
on the previous morning 70 milk the cows ~ usual
her prolonged absence having alarmed the family,
search was made, and she YVES found short dis
tance nom ne house dead She he'd nlled her two
buckets WIN min and IVES on her way beck 70 the
house, lheA she Was struck By li9htning and In
~ ocDpke. HF- 7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-05

HOsors In New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, June 4, 1905.
the United States Court and government onnces
President Buchanan.
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The lathe machine at the Pokok mills ut 81. John
nave vav Yesterday, precipitating four men into
chasm sixty fees deep killing two Of them INSTANTLY.
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Lotai.. SZs5A,uW
and taxable to be So 600 which might be Increased
10000 600 gallons by efhctent and faithful admins
tratiOn With reference to tobacco, the committee
we're satisfied that the bill under confederation would
enable us to collect largely increased revenue from
tnat source, and would operate 70 prevent frauds.
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the revenue Offices were IN the hands Of thieves and
that under the proposed section the other four ftbs
would soon he In like hands.
Mr.. PILE (rep.J OF No. thought that instead of one
were thieves.
Mr.. RANDALL, (dcm.j OF Pa, remarked that seven.
eghtbs VI the revenue Officers were republicans.
M. PrE hoped that the question OF politics would
Mr.. scByScx referred 70 the case OF the collector
~ the Third district In Pennsylvania, whose removal
had been recommended by the Commissioner long
aao. and whom the proofs showed to be q political
adyenturer who was grossly intimate with distiers
and rectlners who were cheating the government
hut whose case had not yet been acted In spite Of
a the efforts Of the Commissioner and Secretary to
get him out OF once T
Mr.. RANDALL remarked that the collector referred
to had good war record, and that he believed he
was prosecuted py the Commissioner for political
cause.
Mr. WOOD expressed the opinion thst the revenue
frauds were not connnedt0 men OF either political
party They had nothing 70 do with politics. II was
had been such long experience n the collection Of
the whskey tax, tt was collected on not more than
one.third OF the quantity distilled The remedy was
In the reduction Of the rate OF taxation.
the nrst section SHOULD Be entirely stricken out but
that should be m0fded BY striking out that part Of
(which makes OF 10 separate department. II IL
was supposed 70 be desirable for q party pur-
pose, they might lose even in that game. He
thougN u was objectionable. in q constitu-
tional point Of view, because It might be con-
sldered that IL abolished the once OF head Of
the Internal Bureau entirely and left the once of
Commissioner open 70 new appointment. Besides
responsibilities Of President Johnson or Of Secretary
McCunOch either.
NJ. fARNsvoRrs, trep) of M, was opposed 70 the
section the eject Of which, ne 2housht would Be- 10
legislate NJ Rollins eus u once. Without dbDoD-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-03
Darling Tell We Ne>.


Ong httiy moment more, Msudt
Oue lgttia whisper murei
haze Wall % speak, Maud,
never brrathcd heiuN
What eau II hr hut love, Maud
Aud 81 IiEhily guess
It's pleasant 90 yuuI car, Maud
% hl.lns tell my yes
The burden of my heart, Maud,
Ihtugr lNtlc lryl Go tel
There httlv need 90 say, Maud,
I've luNel yuu long md We'll,
There's language Ia a Slyh, Maud,
Huss ut,suiug 10 cNpr,~s
And }our was ii tor me, Maud
o darling ten me yes
My oyr, have told my love, Maud;
And on my burning cheek
Iau'Nc mad the tender th0Rght, Maud,
Ny hus refused 90 speak,
gave yuu AL my heart, Maud,
lis needless 90 confess;
Aud lil yuu give me yours, Maud
o darling tell yes,
Ill sal 20 sturye a love, Maud,
81 wa~hipilh and true;
| know little col, Maud,
,,uttg large enough tul two
Ana }au VIII he my wife, Maud
- may you ever sss,
Through all your sunny lite, Maud,
Iar day You cnsNufvd yr, ?
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-03

Lebanon Springs Railroad, met with bad
accident, ON last week Wednesday. lIo
was engaged in unloading track iron from
4 car, and icll off the same, one length Of
iron falling with its full weight on one Of
his legs, peeling up the flesh and infietiug
q frightful wound,
&C, ID, Grcenslit, in a tt OF temporary
insanity, attempted 10 hang himself hast
week Thursday, just at night, lie had
got two handkerchiefs tied together, and
would soon have swung himself off, had
he not been discovered and his plans frus,
tratel, Three or four men were neeessa,
ny To hold him,
On last week Wednesday night, thu
oil about the governor On II, T. Bradford
y Co.'S new engine gave out, and rs a
matter Of course the governor ceased to
act upon the engine, but ON the contrary
let on the full head Of steam, which made
things hum and bu1 in splendid shape
1 The engine ~, but slightly damaged
1t is now suspected that the great
German burglar who "wcnt through" thu
Wmpolc, y. IL Savings Bank some two
years or more ago, had "hngor in tho
pie of the National Bank robbery here,
and detectives are ON the alert to pick him
up. What leads 10 the suspicion is the
fact that stranger, who correspond,
very closely in looks to the photograph Of
this German burglar, was in Bennington
three successive times about three week,
before the robbery, seeming to know ~
one here, and appearing To have no ostcn.
sillc business
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-03

our ancestors, shah bo The government OF
the white man
int Il the samy meeting Cd. Haskell
,lil
My ealor,d friends, who nursed you
during siekncs, who took care Of your
infants and supported the aged, ii no,
your old masters Trust and ooufide in
the Southern people, ana an win be well
protection Of property and life shall DO
yours
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-03

RUSSIA IN THE EAsr-For many wears
the Russian government has been quietly
but surely advancing It's power into the
heart Of Asia Having conquered the
Caueassians, and secured an influential
position in the court Of Persia, i. L., t.,ken
one after another III the provinces OF In
dependent Inttry. New has been re-
ceived by the Atlantic cable that Turk
estan, the only country which separated
Russia from the English pos.q,sions in
India, has been conquered, it, capital Box
hara, the great city Of Central Asia. hay
ing been captured, the Russian armies
are now encamped within ten days march
OF the British troops in Northwestern
India.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-03

Fl,
T. u, Of U, F-lhe annual eommunl'
eaton OF the Il w Grand Lodge ct Yer
mont |, q. ot q Z, was held at Butlle-
bono ON the 10th lU-', the NJ, W, Grmd
Master ;, L, Sponr presiding, Tho fol-
lowing officers Tor The ensuing year were
elected
NJ W. g. Mt H. Clark, Brattleboro,
:" W. - T. M'--ll' H. ilosiofd, raw
"I
~ w t. M y church. furllng'
Ton
l" W. u seey,iTy-J' , Mcfarland
rupert
H. W. q, Troa,ar2r-J' NJ lshom, Bur-
hngton.
L. W, g. CIV J, Campbell, Bur
hhg'on'
psrt
c
ute, -, y '.',"'.'' q o'''', 81 '"'''
~ was N'.''N az '"' ,''''a oil'S2 n''o"
"'''ett 9tN'oo ny 'N' lutsl.ty morn
~, So, ,},, :. y. Wv
ai.,,,.n - -, Co.,, g. 49,, ,,1
,.,. ,l.ro,.,, ,'.,.,, CO. ,,...,,.S. ,1
brilge. ,ybcr, h. v.,. f.u,l n ty, a,.,ork
n m. IL was, ..,,iop Land y married.
man and le,yc. 81 .,,if, mud NV, children.
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AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE FOR IuE
PURIFYING OF TN. BLOOD.

a. 49,. = 49,, 80 "a a'AtNNAfs
pn J. W. PoL,Nus HUMon poCreH. q posi-,
tive rmydy iar al kinds ui Huinurs, seroiul4
ScurNy, salt Rhcum, Eysip,las, Nrttlc Rash
Bolls, tsGslmeles, tlecr,, and an Obstinate At.
tectious OF the SKIN, Mtrcuuh Diseases, aut
every lalni 81 the system; Dyspepsia and iGu..
Diseases originating IN the Department ut ~
Digestive organs, w Bilious Complaints. Ne
rLi-la, Nervous Affections. Headache. lanauui
l."-s Of Appetite, Depression cot Spiuts, ami Co
tlNeuy.s. -l.WEy
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Less than one-fourth of the visitor.
at the Branch left the other morning.
Con. Frank p. Blair, ST. Louis Gen
l. d. ,. Todd, Daeotah Gen. A. c. Dodge
Iowa, and Hin. 5. Sterling Morton and
family are at the fremont House, Chi
eago.
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THE RUTLAND HERALD,
FRIDAY, AUGUST, -, lrls.
vu,,,ncauou and pcmocracs

Hair hs. said, and Seymour agrees 70
il, tina, II the Democratic ticket Is elected
every reconstruction law shall be repealed,
iinccd, be-, At the point OF tho l"yonent
This /, notification, AMI uull'int'on Is
treason, Thirty YEAR aga, General Jack
sou was ready To- hang John {, CALHOUN
Tor a less crime, And, to-day, those who
once wor,hiprcl the Old Hero threaten
IN d. what, il living, lie would hang them
iar undertaking.
What old Jackson man doc, not scout
such mis-, raMe dcgcueraey Every word
uttered, and every vote east, for Seymour
Blair and notification, viii b. wu insult
To tho mcmayof this great apostle Of
Dympar,,y. BAT what do the present
race vi Democrats cue There i, not as
much of the spirit q Democracy in the
whole tribe, MS You could extract from the
granite tombstone which covers Tho old
Hero. GRAVE.
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Yrs. Pages Daughtcr-in-Iuw.
uY AMY RANDOLPH,

Yrs. Pages Daugbtcr-in-Iaw.
EY AMY RANDOLPH.
"Aro yuu almost there, Charles =
"Do you see that old mos,-brown roof
with the huge brick chimney, peeping NJ
amdus the applc-blossoms That is tn,
house "
Laura's heart gave an involuntary
tLrob Would thcy welcome her as d
new daughter Would they love her
Charles Page smiled as he read III,
thoughts passing through her mind,
DO not fear, Laura DO not know who
could help loving you z"
Laura smiled little doubtfully; sh,
could hardly expect the whole world to
look at her with her young husbands
eyes
odd Mrs Page stood at the farmhouse
dulr in her best black silk, with her COM
psuy cap and stiff white ribbons, as the
stage-cuacl'rolled up--a hard-featured old
lady, with silver strcakcd brushed away
from hsr wrinkl,d forehead, and hand,
on which the network Of veins stood NJ
Ike kaottel cord, Her welcoming kiss
$50, like the peck Of bird of prey-so
odd aud hard did it seem against Lau.
ra> check.
Mother" whispered Lauaa. softly.
Il amvery glad TO see You, Mrs Charlie,
fjd tho ola lady, stitney
$50 You are Charles new wife, hey z,
>a,d + rmar Page from the sitting-room
and a tall, w,..-growa girl, TOO. Come
T",.wGpa, Teas ruo,t ready, and | dare
say you'll be- glad of a cup.
There was something that passed like
the chilled breath Of an iceberg across
lnur> hear, as She entered, leaning on
her '.u bands arm. 1t was not the well
come she had expected and hoped for !;
and Iuyr.unt rily she felt that her moth
rim law, eo.d, criticising eye was upon
h'r, and with no favorable glance.
~ ON look healthy for city girl" said
Mrs. Pa=e senior a ,'pose you've been
brought up to work =
NJ; Laura could not say that she had.
Can you wash and iron your husbands
shirts
No"
Can you make bread"
81 lave never tried
Cannot You cook at all -
Il am afraid not, maam."
'ltuuph +"
At this stage. Charles, who had been
ll,l MI. ,''''' .,''t "a -"
- ',,'' IT, ~, I'm.
',, 80. '''' ny" W. % :l4.to 'illitt-
~ ',.,''.'' l''u 'a'il' oelu'l-
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