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Dr1n haus from asLad1'a shoe.

j. A.eoutuEy Ego 1t Was no uncommon prac-
Tics on the part -o1 the = fast men, to drink
humpeEe to The health Of = lady ont Of hcf
shoe. The Earl OF Cork. In q Tery amusing
paper IN the Cet1noksseur {No. 10). relates an
Incident ofthfs kind, and. TO carry the COM
plimsn. still surther, he states that the shoe
IVES ordered to be dresskt and served up for
supp<r. :" Sbt cock set hlmseli seriously 10
work upon It be palled the upper patt
(which was Of fine dlma.k) into hne shreds,
and tossed 1t up In rug, ut, minced the = ~,
cut the wooden heel Into very thin slices,
fred them In halter and placed them round
The dish tor garnish- he COMPANY teatsued
sss1,,9 sss5 LOT hs aay BY ssts1e ys1
within the last score OF years. the w1ter w3s
present 1t dinner Of Irish squiscs. when the
bea!th ofa beautiful gil. whore feet were u
pretty as her iace, Was drunk IN champagne
from one 6t L.r aa.ln shoes which au adml-
rer of the lsuy bad coutrlvrd TO obtain poa-
keA.1hn Of
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Row shs FctEuxu>as L~arn Eakilsh.
Ftozu Utes Wr-k.
NrfSp4a itA V1cnf of W1ke1t1tsS kou t6uD.

Wbrn ,be Vicar Of Waketleld's son (sup-
posed 10 1epretent t;oldsn'th himself, ~no:e
bLthr1ght Il Wn 10 make psAc:ica1 bull>,
landed IN Holland with the Istent'on OF psy.
English, 1t then arst occurred 10 him that fos
that purpose II H4s desrshle that he should
possess The lang usRe OF the natives. A. he
knew mol 4 word uf Dutch, b. threr up The
game It ouee, dsemsng hh tsnofsncc ~ h.
taotr.b'e b.t to 81, snecsss l T. hs oas'ss!
RRaSs*''' RRnies: He ''o would ID aes as7s e'a eesa IN
80 easily hateu, hsd he been endowed
with the pluck that dtsttrgulshes the
suthor OF llttle book now oc:ore rs, which
1t Is real plea ~nre 10 In troduc~ to out Eeaa'
en-. 1t Is written br Portuguese tor the In.
structIon Of The youth Of his nk.Ion iu the
E gl1s h Language; bat bis own prehec set1
{o1Sn 10 much better thxn We can d. Il, both
his design sud competence 10 pat II 10 exc
catiou, that We will let him speak Cor hlm.
! tr1f. " A cholce Of familiar dialogues, eleAn
| Of sAlllcnn,s ard dapc1led phs1fs, n was
| zlitan Youth, and also 70 pe1uus Of other
uafiont that rtsh to know the portu u IA
| lkospsgc- We sought ali VI may DO
| 10 correct that want. composing and
urialn2 the preaent ltte work n Two parts
CT uames b. Alphabetical order and ihe &c.
ord fonrt5 -three Dialogues adapted to The
usual prec.siuna OF the Hf.. Porthat reasou
ve did pns. with \ ecEnpuloas e1actness, .
great v11fe1Y own explosions 10 enill1h aud
porlus u<re dtms Without to attach us re- ves
{as make some oihcrs) almost NJ 4 literal
! trapslatlon; translation what only will be To:
| to eccustom The Pottnxucse pnpils. oE-ior:
ciru, 10 speak 1cry bad any Of the mentioned
/ 5dious. The wniks which wercrc cou,eI
inu tor this labor, fond use us kor uothlrx
bus tho<e wh.t wese publishing 70 Pot :uga.
OF out 3hey wrec alcno:t all composed III
.torse nAttopsl little Aquaintsd to The
splrit Of both languages. It WAS Re
snrtiuS troa, tH't g :lcssnca to res
these Norks e. o, npelfcctaonA and anon
slIe. Of etflt; il s,.:se CT the iltnitc typo
prarh,eai fauiss NAlch sametiOts snvc<t To
sens OF the pe.tod:. It increase not TO cor
ta,p auy OF those Work. the der~d proouu
| cis.lon Of tho english words, n91 thc pro
sodirai accent II The portuguese; fnd.tper
sable object whom wish to speak the eng U.
and portuguese languages correctly. v
rrnc, ihen who the little book ttos the car
xhas re wrote him and fur het typxape
ycai correctlar] that may be woeth The u
icrn,Alior OF tho stud1ous persors, and esp
cislly OF the Youth, At which re dedicss
him pasticulsrlS.'
There Is thylhmical march In these "
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4 SINGULAR STORY,

Tresauxs TsovA tz North Caraltux.
A correspondent OF lhe Wi1minxton IN. CO.
Dudy 1ossTna' tells the following curious
atorv:
- A rory curious disc 1very h.s lsteIy been
made in small 1sles eltuated il Biz swamp,
sbout six or keven miles from BIagunsburr.
tie particulars OF which xre ~ f,llowa
Abont slxty years sRo there Tired about
hsli mile Of this flet, on th= eastern edge
Known among the settlers by the name Of
Eliss Hugo Ills drst appearance IN shls
rt2tcn WAS in The spritE OF 1916, then ap.
psE4rry IN his shirty.csebth or nintn
5ear and si:houeh bis iaugasge AID bcar-
Ing denoted that be had eeea educ.tsd.
yst bis hard, brown features bore unnistasa.
bic evidence u Ahald spent Hfe- Frs man.
ntrs were somewhat reserved and tActQru.
Why be shoud eeek life 10 cheeslsas and sc.
clueed Wis mystery of1eo srokea uf by lis
nsiEhtnrs. ia he proceeded to erect cabin
Tor himself In this secluded spot, where. be
sa.d, he earnestly hoped To pass his remain
ing {eaEs To perfect solitude.
:" The cabin fconted on the swamp. aud
from Its mont door. with Its ftsil .toop, .
narrow walk led to the sTamp thence, IN
isle., His furniture consisted Of a claI,
bench, Z rough pine table, = mattress, 1
bucket, and one or Two cooking utcu.ils.
Here, s!oue And uneaYcd for, 'ived tho
bTBIclloua eA1koRefl uulU Ihe 1Jth OF Nay,
1919 On trat day Elias Hugo died.
Aherthe death OF Hugo s.rau9e stories
we1e &e1ld Of . Epectre that waA eeen, lad Of
asr1pEe sounds lnat Nare hoard kho1s thc
i house tnd pr. mis<s, A1d 10 dcepty had &
| bnpcrst,tIous dread OF the plAce taken hold
upon the mIndb oi the scttters that toe cabin
was permitted to decay and iall, ~ did IL
Not long since, however, tho place fell
tuto the poM c. slon Of Mr. Joel &. Es.ar and
eor. A clearing sway Of the remains ..
the ota caha waa II once dec ned neeasaary
By the owners, and TO this purpose they ap-
piied themselves vteosooa}g. They had
nut proccrded far, however, b.tore they
discovered, on Raising the -four, 4 tma1l tin
| hqx suuRty cuca&ed in the haze OF thc chitp~
ter under the hearth. II contained copy #
thtAadonna, to which was attached small
cross; u razor, with tho initIa1. H. q. en-
Rnv.d On the haadle, and The folio Wing let
"B1lpxx cous.r, n c. Nsyl IL, lsoo
".samusl W. lingo, - chespatde, Lltdsz.
asN1 niAa Bsoruaa: -his Il rs-a.ps hs laas
AdtIsss / sLsil a.er .e=d Jca Bake to-aor.
! fov's tpn kxr ret thhu be In 4 kptrls, world.
| uaYGt:ng II ihe holy atd snotxFtDi pans Of
nc hch sguIs. Who, Tor me neno: cf Cottat aEa
| The Hoy Msry, despaseu II % thsrGs Of tn w1g.a.
kt4n DOW Ieel ~ II shs fsuat4sns Of Life sers
"1tcn in \ t1cmnious hand- .......
:'Cone 10 Anersa, - ! urEed JOY In pcevtoas
| k!Ief. Ikate bakiec Ill lbx faoasT hsou7h. with
me. stnonutltR TO about cpa Hai,on, tsfs4 hundred
thous1nd cntA1s. Of AfnAl ttle: n.tz b.. lha d..
re-,Ion. to which hsve alfrsay s<ns .Jou- Tte
| tuf3edl1 sspeEsse elstzs cn 1he islcs.
"'fous sEee1iossta hsetosh.
"a box containing two hundred dlullars Ia
French money WAS fund On the ialet reIertd
! A,~ ~hnY1t thr,-n tc arm "
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The A4Akuaxs at music

1he 1eHoHink In, Eot rnly of VIA.
mseht haoptn. b!st what, M dount, dcea hsppen
VII nt4nen'ly tn many mufsc stores:
Scxht-A 6aop. Young hin Uistap<rxt Sort
tz1 AHste RtAtad Ccrnfer.
-Eaar Yoxx9 La1y ,citA 8 ron of -x4ka.
isSas ifeTis Rssy Stes.ly1oh' Nv" COME to re'u1n
Young NM-ANow roe 70 cur you - TIE Heart
Bow'4 Uown." Ia sure It VIII peasS 5pu.
Hfast BoET Down" for " Happy Heart md
1tcn ri iafa It. isx II nehttd me the list ti1.e
Young Man-N I hld k1oEu Joa had lat Il
behird Yoo. i wonh bare looked ont IS The Manly
Hxast" 10 20 hsek with + an1it s-pd trs
Tn4rE Lx1y-No; I'll taks that en1 "Thc
Many Hcxr," bcEe Win me tc1rthef p2ye yu7
1nytEtnx elsa very pssttv 10 tell ne Ell
Toun9 Nan ttocksr9 o7er stuek OF rauue md
eon muko f1p1sssfensrs.I love ter! bow I iovs
her," "Shs sh,nss oetora mo lka star.r
Young lats ta!.o ta:n'nng over aansie}. '.wA
:fcunz Man. "Dsarrss then I'll love tbee
Eorr"
fou1g Lady. @Then Juu'ii remaabe. ner
New, can 3epend upon iii thes
Young Aap. Cef.stn J; auA may be allowed
10 add ). NJ at thuuxnls OF ths4r'
Y.rEx Lady. ThG's 6uAc9e wt8 going 70
AT = Y y do weep foz rhee." Bu. perhaps ~
Ind better SAY hotk.
Young Man. i VIII pn: ITEM both toee'her-
TounR Lacy Do, will 20 or'E both xhen
Ret home, nd II loon \, can mike up ny m.ad
/ viii let yca know ny choice. Good noFnsnz.
tt 49,.
Young Man. Good morning: lL.os1nz over
music u she leavas the .hop "she Il gone
kQla E1y RtEt+
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E2JrQFHik 1Ip4u AtEtN Pt%~AA~
OF Altrhtn rude 9ca oG.
Tters ,hs froliens Etpped o'es the 1at!sf,
And ,ecdeEed tho roo . ofo~n Mo31d,
Gtiat1x ths Ets aM nf the kattle.
1haf bpu med OF The foot worn hearth
Throughout al Tho ltvrlou9 evssanE,
In measure Of AreHsy unitth-
peeau.. IT she tbrre i.stt ahsdows
Trkt fteseoed that Eude old room
Hec4p1e OF ths o'eeA echoed
Up 'n,d thz ratter's elooa-
Bes,p.e Vi the feet on tic teLdtF.
Eix r.. tiers, wtasc l:Qa fctt-
rhn itouch.s ct that d=af Cd kitchen
Az TO me 10 ttr4h md swees.
Whrn the hrst dasb 1t th- window
T.ia Of he coming TAN
o! where sre thr far 3cInf fa<es
Tha, c,pwdtd Aga : .nstthe pane
Nh.ic b,ts Of dtelsz6t eteahnF
Thur diur,co cheek se.1eea'
Went ,tsuHx!trg nos "a eafInese%
In tt1tds OF sil7er sheeo'
To of st& feet eFtW tetf1
.Ope dfe1fJ. d1Ena' aH. ,.ns,r.
IetyiLc item hr the waf: .
These VIZ II. ii ~ On sne athset
fr7, weary. witt n'Eht an
Fer lht fonr f!tlle teet had tr1eksa j.
From the erave on tie bright Eia's ne1kns'
OF Why, On this da.kto ne evening.
This evening Of rsta And alec.
Rest my te-t iii alone tn the hrafthstoao
OF wttfe sre tho<e ostnr f"f!
Are It ~ u, aiding tht ph h~1y OF s1rthe
Tan: Will nrtnz NJ koz:tacr xp2ses
Or hire II ey m1du r'rpr that viii d22psn
4 ahl<r's u1elsa4 lora1
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til Q Tree.

FruE HkN B3orr4on Afna~
Tie Tree's eNl1 Leaf buds were bulAt31x th<ie
hfcwE;
"sha,1 sstc thsEu Awsyl'' sa,d tho Fsost avee2-
Ing dcKn-
No leaye them alaEe
Til .he blossoms hxve erowp,-
P.1Jeh tbs tste, uht!a he t,tmbteo from roote. 10
CoNnA
The Tree boee his tloet eus, and al the hkts
bp1F.
wshall uko them awa..~ sld Tic Wlna ~ hs
euEF.
+ aEo; leave thsn alose
TIL the b rra.a t&ye grown.
Said the T1ee, whiIa Als lsdtts qn1sssteE hung.
Tia Tree poxa bis frult IN the nidsuoaer R.ov:
Ssid Inc 9Th "Aay es8ner thY hesr1EA o. nor
= Yes ali II 80 exu1t 4ec;
rshs tnsm Ill ssa &JF ihee,".
Said tfs 'Tses. Rnli4 hp hsat dowu his ta4so
teu1hS Low.
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CONT III . blessing DOWN
1T MART rAAAc1. 1YL12

"a N3"A AAAN3- A4kAA
Motto the Na1 al doltlts,
Nat 10 ths mtc Of a. 1s,
MOI 10 The MN Ct c11nfuP.
Not to the man Of cfAtoa.
Hnt 70 tbs one whose prGtlol
IL K : he wozfd'a rsroxn.
Not IN the for q Il Elsh4un,.,
Cometh 4 b1tssInk GAVE.
Net unto hnd's exp4rs Lou,
Nut TO tha Inifefts chest,
NOT to The prime. y mspssor,
Not 70 the bftxon q est1!;
Not to thF PoT3lo wvr3dl3nx.
nos 10 &ae kr&vtsa clown,
Bot TO the k4uxh : tyeA-L
Conuh 4 h-asslng duwn.
Not to taa toily h!tpdsd.
N.,k ia thd IT. ep d IN t1Ws,
Not to the ta1pa minded.
10: 70 urh h1fy time;
NIL m IfEtrt IT duty,
MOI In The N yna,ras esn1r.
No. At the sElfe .. b '1n-y,
Gometia I blasting Z d3Rn
Bull On. ~hcs+ sPltl
Ys4rns Tor He RFtAs and rood
Unto lhs cra wtose eforeqoasa
fkldtd the bunfrY tood ;
Unto u o04 VITO lab. n
FtAleAs Of It Q o. ffoNu:
Untn tbe flr dt7-besEr.d
GpEetn 4 hte4 Nbf down.
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8hnkspe1Fo 4 Puritan.

One Of The leading points made In Mt. Hep
worth Dizon's new book, ~ Her Maiesty's
Tower" Is the claim that Shakespeare was q
Pn7itan. The great dfnmatist has been
asstgncd to so many diGtrrzt crecds and pro-
hksiors. a.d Il has been so earnestly and
.1ncere'y argnea that he vas lawyer. 8
to}dl.r, and 1ha; he did not exist as separate
personality at all, that tbtA novel theory Will
nGcl 10 tc lacked BY very solid arguments
10 gain general crcdeEcc. Mr.. DtIon's
reaious Tor his orlnlnu seem rather slight
but they are In themselves Interest," ting.
They arc given iu connection with hia accuuat
OF Sir John Oldca>tle. ote .. the curl1tst
martyrs Of the Reformation. TIE ns,.nks
burned rbis gentleman, aud tutrcd
biz memory into ridicuIe, a=crioirg IL him
.ecry petty vice. Shakespeare is said t.,
hare adopted TIL: monkish carlca,use, upd
cyeu called the character by the na1na ri Sir
john O:dcastlc wlicu the PLY O. 81 King
uvEry w. was asss performed. Suhss~
Qucnlly he changed the name to Sir Juhu
Falstatf aDd IL the erilncue t3 the second
psrt ui tiir same rlsy he TOOK sprctal pains
to repair his error, and 10 ''slndratc 0iAcas-
Ties pamt." Hc says "Oldca>,lc died mar
tyr, and this Is not the man." slr. Dixon
considers these words not 4 rcparatlon OF =
wrong to the mcmo'y OF noble n'nu, but =
confession Of faith. He says tldeneftn was
st,ll Fulstatf IN the eyes OF his opoouents-
Rmattyr only ln the y.ew uf The puEltnns :
AZ lheretarrt In Mr. uixnn's words, ''thc
man who wrote that confession In .hc 1aFt of
Archbishop Wkitvilt Is a Puritan Ia i1itn.'
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Even his advocates can only ndyance AZ an
excuse ais EoJsl blood, a; great claim was
hero Of that column whose llKhsn.ng.can.
duc1or splEetn explained TO country cousins
q mteuoeo io1 nle ior me unpaid hills Of
tns , aeesa<ed. ca ae, 700, vas Commander In
tn.s1 n ms oa1-ihe daY, Of Wellington.
Ana 5eQsa o. Il, mn ~as written, when he died IN
1874, Tue inloFlpg bitter epilaph
Mns Hese nss Ffta,
I'D "a 4 + bsen r. s,'hs ~. aaa i.e1s. - dead;
VI hid murh rasSeE.'
Had 1t neen I,s b1o:o.r,
Ht,teE ,h1n mo her;
~ H!d !, h:sn s!s:tt.
Ho Ho, ose ~ ~ oeta ~. @ hase r Missed Asr;
VINO NJ liz e.,y .nd s.eas ,
tn: e'sIo mcrn +, ne .s,t,-
What Judgment will postcrity pro,.,.,,.
on Frederlck's nephew and successor IN MI;
tarf emolu1neuts! N1si!-
-~>--
a xanscs Speculation COT OF Chu,ch
assit;y.
~, tns T. .sl1hNs M u moEsaip, a.! me wHrld nyer
an5 an5 - ,harat ;anesS na;e proved sue rs:oEz,
HnQs eAcEe4OFe, lAfUflE Spots IOf lEs 1Yr,}s
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snow,So NOW THE DCIE STOOD HIS oRouSD.
Ar. Low tic barrisleF who bad given 90
many lectures 70 our friend Phineas Finn.
now himself In The House OF Commons, hsy.
Ing reached II In the legitimate courte Of his
profession. At certain punt OF III. career,
tupposuR his career to have been tutlciently
prospffous, It beconeE nasura1 " = psrrla>t!
10 stand ior 1ome eoniptneas Il, aea nN15s' ,hi
period oil h1s lille with view 70 his farther
Advancement. looking, as he does 70, care.
| fully At tho age 1nd standing o. the yaf1ous
candidates for high lexA, otace. When .
man has worked as Ir. Low had WORKED, &c
begins 70 regard The bench ~istsoly' sna 10
calculate The profits Of. twq {cars' Iua 70 J.
the Attorney GcucraAhlp. It's the WAT ot
the profession, ard thus . proper aud sum
Glen I number Of real baf1isters dnds its Way
into the Hou4c. NJ. Low had been ancrY
with PhineaA because he, being ossrta!el'
h.rsnE taken up politics. .,t1ss.Dee 1ea se
to TO- hi. % ptest profession, but as profes:loa,
Ia itsclf. Iii. Low had been qolte sure that
his pupil had been wrong ID this. ana tant
The error would at last snow 1i.eh 10 MS = Pr, pn
SURF than Ar. Low, having not aahata, H1aa.r
ally bees Jealous that 5ounK EnlPRi
gpspper OF 4 pupI-as Ahe hld once ealAee
: PhIptas-should become PAtnameat m..
before her husband, who had WORKED hls W!
10 callantly In the usual 1ufse. she Won. on.
.hs h.,rd that fhine4s Was going 10 MARI
ihI ihi, md md tlat be,tcss. For 4 tbs period
~ ,sGs % Snch ruruors were aAoat nbout hin
nrgmsins NJ 1s nI prabsoly in bis hopes Il TO Vic
L, Eaashan and IL intl@.e5 III e., Aadsn dan
Goeeler. !" Oh, hearssses !" s,sd MT. tHT 70,
: ~ don't believe in neirsaIe eat..a one . sssr Is
: ereat fortuna 70. q woman, bat 1t dou't !:
j fn IN Keeping house 10 London. And whs
, 1869-02-21

Ugly ~ An adjective stEnttyiuE - mt
%n ey Snasd Aaa ,enpees 20 'p prt.sp spu ,aii
70 be ,.uvly.', i sounds strangely away from
looking. but uasy.' A writer sayt, "a Brit
Isl. tsavcltert walking ono dsr In 4 .aour, of
whipping chile. t'o"d womau.' he a-krd.
why do you whtp that boy 10 &cvertly.'
bLr npsN cred, Dcrausc he u 20 ugly The
Euglthmau walked .n, hut put down lu hls
j"urna' that 'Amerlcau mohc srs.so cruel
"ess fs FL s Il sas VIZ 1oyd no.
v!nelal in England. Soc Bakers fortha'mp-
'';1' IL peon.ylv.nt., 1nd.a rub,sr
shoca arc sometimes ralle1 ''gutns." A zen,
Was on q visit In New York, and on return.
trv to the hausc Of thelr hust on- cyr.sns
ths Gentleman entered ;5. II the Harlar a'"n,.
"oh, ksnily y outside, clcsainE her guns
| tary look OF asteuishment, aud ihe, peal Ut
| laughter.
pur army founa The words
"you'nus " and ''we'ups " all the way from
rsrnsylyan!s TO tho Gull. In Tennessee
| Yankee soldier asked an ancient lady II she
had seen any Feierals iu that nclghborhood-
"Well," said tie dam-. "thar was some Of
| you'uns over thsr, 'cross the r,ad, hut sos,c
| OF we'uns come lug. and them'uus gut up
4 2lu 0usltu-'-Net. l1tA1Y EfettS, n .HtFfA
No. Of L;tpine"s'. JHoYuz:ne.
| A DRivs on y Driver.
| An engineer on the o. i II. Railroad tells
! lEe following story on himself.
| One night the train AZ: pped to wood and
| water at small station fn sndlana. While
tbl$ operation was going on observed two
! green looking eountryMeu In "hum-spuu."
curiuuaiy inspecting the locomotive aud oc-
c.slonallY giving rent TO expressions Of as
tonisnmens. Finally, one Of them Looked up
al me and said:
"str1nRer, arc this lokczmo,ises" ?"
"Ccztaiuly. didn't you ever see one be-
fore!'
.No; havn't never saw one afare. Nc ua
Bill come down TO the station tonight pur.
| rose to see one. Them's the hiler, aIn't It ~
" Yes, certainly
"Wha. ger cali that You're In 2"
! +" Wr cali this the cab +"
| =" And thls big wheel ~
"1hat's the driving wheel"
"1hat big black thing on top Is chimbl5.
suppose:'
"frecsaely."
"De Jon the engineer wot runs the ms
china p
II am tho engineer"
+ "Bili," aaid the fellow 10 bis MAG, afler
cycling me closely for few mtou.cs, !" i
don'e taks sau<h Of MIA to b <ng'"ts7, do
-Hr'
] NAN shosta ~
, 1869-02-21

6eoatne1 YAtes, CzaxlnAknd NcC1eA15 are 10 RIP
frstut ihe sen2ts In aSssrStn2 fot tee tnaeGo1a-
ucp.
, 1869-02-21

"a box containing two hundred dullsra Ia
French money WAS fund On the ialet reiened
ta shout three week4 agp.'
, 1869-02-21

had ftAcAe1 hlW tntt lninES Wefu RoluK o&A-
II with her and her husband but when men
| wpested such ruu,ors 10 bis presence, he sad
| little or Dothlng on tho subject. II vas not
ior him ,at ~, rate, to speak Of Lady LAura'a
uuharp!ness. Lord Chlltern he had tasn ones
OF tWlee dulipE the last month, s1d they had
met cordially ~ friends. OF course he could
ask &c question from Lord ChlItefn - TO Vi.
olst; but he did learn that his friend had
nxain patched up come reconciliation With
bk iaiher. He has quarrrlcd With me, you
II am very lorry, but what could do :
A ihtrgs went ~. Obliged TO teil him
Donot tuppote for utmtnt thht ! an
blaming ron. It Il, no doubt, much better
that be should know It sll."
'ostI t,ae sdo dossat HE 10 qu,rre, with those who
have oeeu kiud 10 one, said phincas.
But II ltn', your dsiDR., Hell come right
| again Aner time. When can Est ny own s
t pe.t 10 3I bstns Elm roond Bot what's the
resroo YOU never 10 Lanra now ~
Wias's the reason that eye1J thing Eoes
ast1ay" said Phtneas blttesly.
: when mn'io1ed your name 70 ,ssS nInnS, ]. !.
| tIunder. But II /. not odd that any one
I Do 5ou X ow, | souetinoe tbluk that Laura
viii h.ve to sist Il up: Then there viii be
1 :.
c Lord Chiltern, but there was no word about
o Violet. ard phineAs did not kuow how 10 &c!
q WORD from any one Lady Laura could
Il have told him everything, but be could no
l. 20 to Lady Laura. lie did 70 to Lady Bal
= dock'e huuse as oflen u he thought be conlt
= with p'opricty, aud occasionally b,
/, taw Flolct. Bot he cnnld do nc
D, more thsn sec her, and The days ari
In wccks wcre passing By, and the time wa
e comiuc In which he would have to 20 sway
! and te with her no more. The end Of IT,
1 sea SOL, Which was al rays to otheF men-t,
It ! other working men tuch Is our hero-a perio,
4. Of plea4uIah1e anticipation, to hin waa
.c time Of tadprss, In which he tclt taat he va
r. not exactly like 10, or cvtu eQnal TO, the ,n-
y with Ehom he lived In London. In the o.
ID days, Ia which he Was allowed 70 50 L
~ Liusbiint.r or to sau'ahy, when 4
AZ MN and women wcrr GoinY 10 the
ID LouEhhu;crn and their HRulAbrk, It vAs yer
en- veil with him, but there v.
~ something melancholy to hlm
Of l. his yoarly Journey to 1r.lant
n I'd lovt d his father and mother a9d fiite5s I
ia. veil Is do other mtu but there was fall =
ne of In ttc manner Of bis Lie whlcu made ht
r. f,rl thtt be had been In tome sort out Of Il
ii own element In London. &c would ha'
|, 4 liked 10 have shot grouse It LouGhiineI.
70 phessauts II EanI.by. OF TO havn huntt
ito down ii Wllln2ford-or belter still. to h4'
er- made lore 10 Violet E@nEhhm WheseYez "
, 1869-02-21

Ttust Hlu who 10 Thy @ aed kavs % fesf:
lis tYt ltdp ache ro- With the ds,!sss Of slt4ps
he es4I Of tre, md bow should Hh fasxstf
, 1869-02-21

Dets 10 learn which the patruuessea Of the
magazine exhibited have caused most rapid
and aatorishirg advance IN Tho developmsot
eiety Tor tue Wh,ppirg Of Tonns Woacn.
The following hl1 principles may be salt to
Be definitely acopled bJ the society: /. 90
long - girls arc under tnelr pareuIs' psoxc.
sloa htru is practically no limit Of tge, thurt
Dos be proa.ab1y dssxrd. Even i .ae
sgc Of Eighteen" cries one cutnu,iastic
mother, al viii .Admfnlktee corporal ehas-
rlse4nent - while another says that she In:
Glcta this discipline rek ardless Of The ags ol
the of1endeF, Who, II she behaves like child,
nogEfnE OF girl should always b cdectite
and Ii d 10 IN proportion ~ It produces shau1o
and pain s, With the view q PRODUCING
| shame, 1t II desirable that the sufferers Tslef6
| abonld be present 1t the operation. =. fol
similar reseons, md also, In order 70 oovlaH y.
I resistanee, II may be we'll 10 &ummoa lhe A.
tendance of.he sey2nss:
on sss UT oes,tos s's ady ys9o nso 1aap z1s ri, III
ssa 81 ths O. rnes sf ae
vnir rfii you come. wanii keep tht1 ~ thsss -
n;easx a;px u aeais psS7se
good hxh rod o. cane u eaae ~ tsss,,' ~ sS
Up ttsi,s, ahpt ths DOOR. and = occs tea e sas
Doubsle.s sne nm fesi au=h sstoaiahsd. nd ~ Z,
inclktana; but yo1 sse dtm aas LGtsatsT ~, ~
| call m TIE ftl11ut1 TO nslp yo7. s1e - 49,
] TnEye urst &c ph2ae ~ veil az p&1n IN leA ~
she han deserved both IN my oslnion ~ -
Rueh Banlt nm e1t in ths peesrnea Of s'ss7ts
S. With the yiew OF producing pain ~ tne
rufferer must be untluchlnRly striped. TINS
Principe waa, alter sone hesitation. nnaiiy
settled IN the last pumbe1 OF the maFaEoe,
or The autht1ity ol N old Gent!emaa VIZ y
affirmed that 'durire HI. sehool career It
VA lis duly. Is Ju1tor hiegt scholar. to
puIchaso and apply al the birch rods Of the
College, who knys that IN chooaing iae ~
ttrument ..sAlutary care must be sakln 10
uurchsse rods With good oads, the handles
beng shout the thickness Of thc Wfast." And
Thc .twarpa pe1plexed mothers that any iz'
trTnositioo Of undesc1othlnE materially Inter.
feres Win the efficiency OF The operation
Tha tY1h rule states how md vhere the rod
n to be srpiied. The discussion Of this ques
tfop doe. not appear"<o haTc presented TIT
ieast d.fncnlty to the conductors OF the con
| irihutors Of this magazine. They hav,
freafed tie topic with = freedom aud fearless
nes5 Of expression which Il Justified by on
Correspondent On the ground that the Tag
f,ss,eo4,at'. Aaaasiae Ia written loz vouei
opis," and which We may, theretoErsuppo
rtmrsen.e. IN The opinion Of that eorrespos
dent; Tho genuine esote ric or 1fte, dim.
st Jie oG ladies' conversation, The 1eadez