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L.rsfst circuln.ion.-7HE pAhLl NEWS
BEING TIE NEWSPAFER OFFICIALLY Re
coGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGhSf eih-
cULA7IoN IN 7HE cITT OF cHARLiS1oS'
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
Jyf; nv THE PcsToFF1cE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING 10 THE PRoVlS-
IONS OF THE NEW PoSToFFICE Law.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
,-cTJ0, SALES THIS D.Y.

Il. NJ. MARSHALL & BRoTHER will sell at
Ia oci, ca bc.oCe their Office, Bro-ds reet norses'
MILES DRAKE Nil sci! at 10 o'clock. in his store.
corner KnS and Liberty sleets, clothing dry
goods. &c. o..,o,,.
Jsr: oRps :; Co. will Sci, at ha f-past 10 O'Clock.
al the corner of Ashley and Miil-sree;s contents OF
grocery store
G. MCBRIDE SMITH will sci, at 10 o'clock. at bis
salsarcom Sroa Is rec, horses, mules, vehicles &c
j. +. HUMPHREYS will EEL at Il O'Clock, at tne ou
postoflce. q tlact OF lard in summertime.
n. Hunt & Son will sell at ~ O'CLOCK, al theu
sslesroom Meeting street. boots. s..oes. &c :.
HOLMES & MACBETH will sell at IL O'CLOCK, ~
corner Boyces wharf aud East Bay. ONCE i'-i-
tnrs &c.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, April 13.-Pdui!ion Hoiel
A Mcdowell, st James; sam sarbaru. Baltimore
Miss Devcire Frank Conley, city; q Croech
Barnwell; J 8 Bauknight. Florida; Mclean.
North Carolina; Hand, Grauiteville; lid
well, Fairfield; homss Ii Blackwell, II Cameron.
Mrs williams, Miss Williams, New York; A Gregory,
Connecticut; J P Harley, oraugeburs; E LucIs,
North >antee: Walton. New York
Charleston HsteI.-Dr Doar. Santoe; Keller,
cainhoy; S o'He,r. ST Thomas; John Smith,
James I heck New York; E Wallace, Baltimore;
A Mullgan. City; DR. ] Winsmith and daughter,
Spartanburg; Mr. and Mrs W skidman and maid,
skidman, Robert Carter and wife, DR. N North
and wife, New York; Rev William Iullock, Copnec-
ticut; John Dinan, Sparta. Ga; John Waring.
wife and son, New York; Charles Wheelrght. Bes-
ton; d Duning. kett, Connecticut; 6 Beling,
New York; W F Madsen, Virginia; Charles shuster.
Krews,n, Phila celphla; M McInDis. New York;
D Maoy. Virginia; John Edie, United Suites
Army; Rev and Mrs George s. Gray and child, New
Jersey; Mrs Wheeler Mrs Bauer George cooB,
New York; wannamaker, st Matthews.
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rHE New HOTEL IN CoLUMBIA.-- he steamer
Manhattan brought yesterday MANN. range OF
French patent, which cost $780, besides carpets,
crockery and furniture for the new hotel in Coium-
bil. which will be opened on the 2sh instant. but
only for the delegates 10 tho Agricultural Conven-
tion. Encouragement, ave not ye. completed for IN
opening 10 the general public.
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DE-. WHITEFooeD SMITHS LECrURE.-There
was very largo audience N Trinity Church last
evening to listen to the eloquent lecture delivered
by this distinguished divine, who. in tracing '1he
inequalities life in illustrating the wisdom and
goodness Of Cod" was peculiarly impressive and
happy. Throughout the entire lecture the unhaS-
ging interest of his bearers was maintained
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ARRESTED ON Susp1cIoN.-M Mofett, who
resides at No. 10 Leg street. had his trunk broken
open Jay before yesterday, and sSs IN currency
taken therefrom. Officer Reed was put in charge OF
the case and arrested colored M IN, to whom sus'
picior points strongly. BIS name is Withheld for
the present
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ASSAULT WITH BRIcBATs.-Prince Maxwell,
asolored boy between sixteen and seventeen years
DID, was committed to Jail yesterday by Magistrate
Mackoy, for assaulting Many Hammond, coored
girl about eighteen years Of age, with bickbais and
knocking her scnselesa. Had it not been for the In
terfereaee of bystander, she would have been
seriously injured. As it was she receiveda severe
wound on the heal.
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EARLY VEaE1ABLEs.-Privatol letters received
in ibis city report that the unfavorabe weather in
the North has caused the market for early vegetables
to break dowr, but that as soon as the weather
changed for the better there would ne good de-
n,aud at fair prices.
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SOUTH CAROLINA TRUST CoRANY.-The clos
ing OF the Charleston Savings Institution has been
seriously felt by the industrious classes. 10 supply
the want of such place Of deposit, the South Caro-
lima Loan and Trust Company are making arrange
ments for receiving and allowing interest, at fixed
rate On MI sums over one dollar that may be placed
on deposit in tina: institution.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-A. G. Mc(Silliyray sold
yesterday for sheriff Mackey under decree in
Equity lot No g. 81 by 81 feet, with residence there
on for $685. lot No g. 81 by 81 feet with residence
thereon for s3l60-both situated in the east end of
Trumbo Court, tledge-street-one-,hird cash;
balance in three years. to be paid in annual install
ncnts.
A. j. White Son sold the plantation known as
Nseaside," 1853 acres In Christ cbuvch Parish. for
s25s7-half cash; balance in two years.
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FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE
INSURANCE.

SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Now York,
Capital and surplus, S1,7UO,0OO.
PnGNiX INSURANCE. COMPANY. Of
New York,
Capital and Surplus, s1,GDO,0 GOO.
MANHATTAN INSURANCE CUMPANY,
of New York,
Capital and surplus, S1,*0s,0Oo
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COM
pANY. CT Now York,
Capital ana Surplus, S1,177. 900.
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COM
PANY, of New York.
Capital and Surplus, S702,0
ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of Cincinnati,
Security, Capital and Assets, 81. S@s,ooo.
WIDOWS AND OHPHiNs' BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Capital md Assets, 81. 100000.
Aggregate Available Assets. TEN MIL
LION DoLLAIsS.
S. Y. TUPPER, Agent,
PLANTERS & MECHANICS BANK BUILD
ING, EAST BAY-sTREET.
March % mwflmo
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THE GERMAN OPERA, under the auspices OF
Impressario Grau is on ts way hither and VIII open
on Tuesday, the goth instant with the grand opera
of Robert k Dale which has not been brought out
in Charleston for many ye,rs.
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MEETINGS THIS DAY

Charleston Steam Fire Company OF Axmen
at P. nj.
Phenix Fire Company, at ?. n.
Germ n Fire Company. at 8 2. NJ
Etna Fire Company. st s P. NJ.
nj. A. and p. A., :. b. No. /, at half.past 2. NJ.
First Baptist Church. OF P. NJ.
Franklin Lodge. at 2. III.
Delta Lodge OF Perfection at halfpas P. u.
South Carolina Lode, at p. NJ.
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BUTTER AND FRESH GROCERIES. c. Bor-
ner at the corner Of King and George streets, has
no " en- hand choice lot Of new butter and gene
raj assortment of fresh groceries, which he resais at
fair prices His stock is always h ept complete In all
articles necessary to the family.
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,H1s ESTABLISHMENT is NOW FURNlsBIS
THE IMPROVED
MCCARTHY COTTON GIN,

STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS. of various sizes
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS. Of all sizes
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING, from G tc
1G feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for HAND.
power saw and Rice Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS OF all descriptions
made TO order
Particular attention paid TO
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD.
INGS, GRATINGs,
CISTERN COVERS, SASH WEIGHTS, de-, DC,
WILLIAM S. HENEREY,
MACHINISI AND FO UND Err
Nc. 3l4 MEE11NG-STREET,
CHARLESTON, s. C.
August 8 mws
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The ALARM OF FIRE very early yesterday
morning was caused By the burning OF some papers
in the bedroom of Mr. Trouche O. tho corner OF
East Bay and Broad.streets. No damage done.
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REPORTERS CRUMBs.-The new concern
Ri.cke & schachte gave house warming yester-
day to their ir1ends
1he German Fire Company have been for some
tme discussing the purchase OF a" steamer"
The tidal drain, fronting on Hayne-street. in
Meeting, been arranged ter use on the z"h INST
Ist not astonishing that there are so many coiorso
persons idle on the streets and around the court
house, when there are always advertisements IN
The NEWS calling ior laborsrs2
The tidal drains in Smith and Queen streets.
which are now opan to be cleaned, are nearly choked
mo - the top OF the arch. and the wonder is that
they ever worked at all.
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CHEAP Observation-Disclosures men will do well
To ipouire at TIE NEWS o:Ice the prices for doing
ioh vorh before giving out their orders elsewhere
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Errors and abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood, " lh the humane view Of treatment aud cure,
sent by mail free OF charge Addreso HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
January 20 3mo
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ELscr1oS.-At the regular quarterly meeting
of the Charleston Library Society. held yesterday,
Mr.. Arthur MAJ .ck was elected Librarian, ucs Wm'
G.. Mazyck resigned.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SoCIETY.-We
direct attention to the annual statement CT this
Hourishpg organization which will be found in full
in another column.
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WEEKLY BILL OF MORTALITY. bill OF
mortality Tor the week ending on the 10th instant
shows twenty-five deaths, OF which thirteen were
co!ored. There is larger number Of deaths under
one year in the report than has occurred for some
time. The recapi,ulat:on shows ten under one year;
three under FIVE; two uud r ten three undor iorty
one between forty and fifty; three between orty and
sixty, and one between eighty and ninety. There is
one cafxof cath from nealeit-a c0i0r0d child. The
general showing is favorable.
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The SESSION OF CHARLESTON PREsBYTEnY
closed on day afternoon, having been character
lied by great interest and unanmity. Rev. Thomas
H Law was eappoiuted Evangeiis: of the Presby'
terry for the low country churct es. and call was pre-
scented to city minister to take charge OF the church
at Al ken Tho sessions OF The Pr, sbytery were at
tended by ladies' ard others connected with our
Presbyterian congregations, and by many ministers
OF other nominations With the latter pleasant
and fraternal greetings were exchanged Presbytery
reconyenes in October, at Peech Is'an1.
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OPENED FOR THE SPRIA u ThAUE, 1909.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT, AT LOW PRICES,
n consisting in part Of:
CHINA TOILET GOODS ROCKING HORSES
Mantelpiece Ornaments wo, Three ana Four
photocr crarI Albums Wheeled Vclocipedrs
LADIES' Norkhoxcs rin Iron and Wood Toys
Writing Te!ks. Fans Toy Wagons, Wheebar-
Portemonaies. Purses rows
Cheap Family Soaps, Per- Dolls, Marbles, Toys,
fupery, &c. Kites
German Pipes Stems &c. uamrs IN great variety Tor
Fancy Baskets. Picnic in and ont Of door use
travelling and Flower such as
Baskets ,oquet
Beautiful China bouquet Ba. Q an rubber Balls
Holders Biltedors
China Cups and Sauccrs Hoops and Graves
Vase, &c Rolling Hoops &c.
Children's Carriages
have always IN hand full line OF Domestic
Fancy Goods and To- an: the latest styles of Vicn-
Ia, Offenbach and PLris Goods. novelties oi the
season. and cfIsr them at liberal discount to th1
tra,le
make prciaity OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
such as Rubber Overcoats, Capes, Leggings Caps
Pillows Hospital cushions. Door MATS, Rubber
Pi no Cov.rs. White and Black Nursery sboeuIg.
Rubber TOYS &c
Ithank my patrons for past fayors and earnestly
solicit conlIpuan u oftho same.
F. Won SANrEN.
No. 229 Kingsirect, Two doors above MarE"t
April5 rao m"tlmo
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ToRoK, of "Our House," tempts his friends
with tp-top lunch this forenoon. The bill of fare
includes oyster soup, boiled nsb, clam chowder.
boiled mutton with caper sauce and other Moe
yiands.
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TDW w A IlD DAILY,
aGENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. 80 NVnrren-street.
NEW YORK.

PERSONAL ATTEN TION GIVEN TO TIE PUR.
CHASE of all kinds of MERCHANDISE Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Ca 8 and Trunks, and Straw Goods o
speciality.
Cousgnments of all kinds Of Staple Articles and
general Produce solicited.
Prompt returns guaranteed.
EDWARpsDALY,
Late Of Charleston, 6. O.
Semi Weekly Price Currents sent free by post.
January2S D&c enos
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REPAIRS PROMPTLY Intended TO.
February p4o
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auftiousfrs' priuatf salts. j
For Sale, DaUelling House, Spring street.
RY HOLMES & MAJ BETH,

No. SO Bro aa-street, Brokers "Hu 'S0'ss
Estate Agents, Il.
VIII be sold =. =. Private SOL. Sale "
hat two story WIZ ."ELi ING, situated
at the corner srrlng and Ashley streets, contain
ing tour A. upright rooms. Lot easures about
thirty 1907 feet front by about one hundred and
thirty IlSo feet deep. -:
For terms apply ds above. wind Aprls
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NTEETING-STREET FOUNDRY.
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"A traveller in Texas writes that
Austin is . very bsautiful place and
though lacking thc ordinary means for
Illuminating the streets has bit upon a
very original method He sayu;-S'So
soon a. The sun goes down. you Sc a
red haired girl come ont and pISes her-
self on corner ofthe street. We then
turn Iooss The Iightaing bugs, aud the
two make IL as light ~ day I have
been brought up twics before the su.
thoritles for bagging lamp posts and
fined heavily -
"A curious iaets Take nsw Plug
hat and hang II oyes the rn0zals Of
loaded shot gun. Cock the gun with
your leis hand, 81 The sa0e time re-
peating the Declaration Of Iadspsnd-
enoe In Low Dntch Then pail the
trigger, aud curious as 10 msy ssem.
the Top Of ihe Plug vii be ioahdt 70 be
completely worn out. Try It, #
~ came near selling my boots the
other day. said seuitls 70 hIs friend -
How so7" "Wel. ! bad tLem bali.
aolsdL .saHa aE fGuoaI
"A HIbcrnisn ssnstor. speaking Of
suicide. ssldi 's1hs ohly way 10 stop Il
ia 20 naks il capital offsnos. pnnasha-
tie with death"
MY dear. Asked Joan. On etssrv.
Ing new striped bose 90 his oniy hsir,
~why have you made barbar's poisa Of
our Esrnsst's iegsf~ ''bseauss hes q
little shaver. was tbs reply
An old lady being IL store ss
walerbnry. Conn. recentiy aAt down
aud reached out ksF hAlffFozsn fsst 10
tls Hsrriag sale. rsn2Fking. she "al.
wsys did Ike thoas aiT.tlghs stoves
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iiaa sitlag ~ nis dsk, George
p,fofe sae, en- tee tep,
Tkefe ice Nara=ent foot u tspo,
FgH tweaty thUuwauA score
And a4AhY RIeHths hAks passed, George,
taneo thsy wsta bfseht aud aow,
And taany are The tales they've ta d.
The false, aho strAnRs, the true.
vi Al tales of horror they hAFs told,
Ut tempest sud ~ wfark
Cf isaidsI Ia the IAllaighl hoaE,
Of sAr fall paAay 'hPosA
OF shipa aist, iost aWay a. seA
wsut dasn beire nle blAsL
oi s.saod erica X Agang,s
A. LIES iAes meuishis pascal
or e.rsh qnaNes ard efru'ades.
Uf fsiliHe cFups - esitt1n,
or hkrk d.fsalfrta, ttukfT hanks,
AaA lNakiag systaias f,afeh,
AaA b'ilaFa hnrssiug. steAinhass snagged,
Offiets. duels fourht.
Qf talssFs slth theif pref escaped,
ofihiefes. their t-eeiy caught,
ofaes.l. sna are. ana AeeaAeai.
Tia~a aoRn~aai tyRst have told
And h0s the p1silleeoe has sucpt
Taas rauihfsil zna tsae oll
on Marriages, " b.fihs and deAihs,
" thtpgs g. please OF tet ns
on o0t asAhs lumplas 9ssfsSAstI,
Aauthef gene e Texas
They've tsad ns kaH sNest sammeF aAya
Have EsssNa frssn aaf stew,
Hoe aaiaBlna aaAiiag Wade have a~spl
TAs lekt,eygu nsd forost throagh,
Hoe .lAtars suss hath eusus apd gaae
bsfk reign uf sts.tsa ans ntfsie~s
Assi 4a@ tha ssnshes spuag i4Ai.a MAJ iaed
The pale E8wuFa bsek 20 tlfa.
] ekhT pfutngd q neuuon hkh
Ms ihks friends have tulA
hines, shlaiag BRIGHT and besaisfal,
ThsY tssuHd fratn the mould
u1w nHta sear they lay hAFt D, gaAEht
Ta ct ere grief SD iesrs;
Yrt faltAhalix tie record kept
Cli iAst fasAsliig yn4ra.
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MRs, LNcoLS-- The wife OF promi.
nent Philadelphian, writing from Ba-
n-Baden, says, alluding 20 hire. Lin
coin ~ i#i0 aHar7sBNiuE
We have passed many happy. sad
hours together The first night we
spent in Frankfort We sat talking all
night long. until the bright day davped
into the window Of nor cheerieEa, deco
late room Not having Bsen beF since
] mot her in her sick room. after Mr..
Lincoln's death, oi course tho meeting
overcome her. For while. tears and
.sobs, such as I never Witnessed, rent
her anguished heart. She IL ka great
mourner now as she was the day lahs
lost the best Of husbands Thh Dnks
Of Nassau, and many of the nobility
have called upon her, but she has de-
elined receiving them. Her life IL stho
ioneliest / ever saw. Monuments are
but mockery when the bslossd wifo
lacks means TO make her comfortable
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BuaHHss AT THE Wars HoraEL The
Washington correspondent Of the Npw
York Times thus deseribea the working
Of tbs present regime at the Whito
I Housas araa F FagssIwF
There never was an administration
50 completely Independent Of control
by persons ofinduence.' as The pres
enL There never was q time. proba-
bly,, when the executive mansion was 30
free from hangers-on and kitchen-cabi-
net arrangements generally After
ionr o'clock in tho afternoon, the build
4 ing assumes all the appearance "a
private residence The President ire
fuses TO see all callers on busicess in
the evening The people who do cali
pay their respects or spend the evening
in the private parlor With the President
and Mrs. Grant and the intercourse on
such occasions is never allowed TO ap-
proach busdess, save when some pub
lie necessity brings o proper repEosen-
tatiyei of tho departments or Of Con-
gress, with mission the importance Of
which the President himself fully rec
ognizcs A pure atmosphere, inspiring
a conviction Of honesty and truth. pre-
wallis at the White House and only
those who know what contamination
prevailed under the previous occupant
can fully appreciate the change Rey.
er was President more free to do
what is best for the country and Tho
people at large. and never whs PFesi-
dent apparently more determined TO do
that duty aHama fa as.s01a
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Ned Norroway now in your presence.
oh. Ned cred Audrey
- 1 u.oant 10 insult By ealing yen
my DARING said Ned, and you don i
feel angry with me.
No. said Audrey.
And may call you 20 again
She said noahing. and be did IL he
alao took kiss this time without ask
ing for il
Yes, said Mrs, Dew q week affair. 10
some gossip who wanted to know all
about il il. Ned and Audrey srs sngAg
ed, They've been shy about IL, but
gals aud boys win be gals and boys, YOU
know,
However, Mrs Dew kept her giIfs
secret in true motheriy fashion. aud
never told how, bursting into the farm
house all aglow with roses and dimples
Audrey had begun her Sonfesaion by
saying:
Mother, II wasn't our Ned who Was
married, after all, but his uncle
Why. who ever thought Il wni
knew who the general meant said Mrs
Dew.
Did your cried Audrey, al amaze. =
I didn't until week ago. Oh. moth
eri I've been so wretched and TN SO
happy nowl
And in these words told the other
woman MI her story.
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wy tAs f.t6ex wxxT pgux 7 vAs
riAag pasa lArgs ht@ gtv do :
slace "a = lsselAe eonseyanaa. uksn a
snNh renasrksa a. " looked oot ssFAis
place seems 70 take 70 rcd sorrrl the
best q aalsbiAg I should rAihss have
a "a red elovsn
Tbsb ieiiowed seme eoevsrrAilcn II.
tveta him and ns diver With regAsa
20 he owncr Of lhe property os,es be
vas offered eight thcvaaud dcilAfs hr
il, rev il voald not hsiRg hAii Ga,
money, Tbs ssaeea wess AZ broken
doHR The hoaFds q Ae kATn wsrs
swinging iu the wind. sho old plOnssAs
and wagons stool about unshsi,srS5 IN
the nsgleOted bArIyaTd. Aad lbs haass
,ust opposite was IN kespina with oil
the rest
"Ihs cd mans sons mossly haas
around the old plaes. hut don : seen 30
do much towards keeping i up They
are a lazy lot All u 'sn are at bome
nos. living eff thslr iaahsf Hos they
live with their families | cana see, -
They peter have anything 10 ssIl or sAs
place.
One could readily believe that when
be took survey Of the broad halds.
which should have been covered vlih
waving grain, but which instead we're
red with sorroI ThSsS sat the lA4y
Young men looking out upon the pAsp-
srs BY. as il they had 20 ether baaiAsss
in life. The old iaFasr Smoksd ms
pipe and saw bis valuable place going
10 rack and ruin. With the eoolaal IN.
differenoo. The women OF aueh ahsuas-
hold we're wen deserving of pity for ON
them fell the principal burden oi mai
ing bricks without straw. In such
ss'slsePy hollow atmosphere the mest
energetic woHld feel icshAsgy creep
over the spirits. stfectually ahacking all
Advancement. oaa ss3AA8
Would you like to know The secret Of
such thriitlessDessi II Was > whiskey
barrel ip ths cellar, alsaas gaa44
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with aaxsrs Ee4Fy kpa vau."
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--"Ah. mum. said beggAr 70 s la-
dy who had Just giTsn him dollar. III
i AAdAt bssn ior tbs, Ia beea driven
~ soH.etAln' dssp' MT sonethin' I've
long fsared I'd eogns V tlAst" What
is tkas, poor n4au 7" To york. mum.
responsc the unbappy man. With Esel-
abehoiy SHAKE u TIE head.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-02

And in these words told the other
roman nll her story.