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= lsdy to rUn 6 SINGER sewing
dachine. Inquire ar lie 'SLui eLoS
Nseond street
CENTS W~ANTEG-For good paylns uusl-
q - AGcress. Luc4OSfUg stamp MIG "
- W.ef Manufacturer company % anu
Nonloe stfsct, Memphis, tenn. ne
nOOLEY-S CHEMICAL lEASf hAhlSS
POWDER mas stood the Il or eaH
-. uds to-day UnrlSatea- No Msfeo,a.f-
- cOTnprs1ttau but such ~ 6re pefieclS
-~Iesz sid trey srein such exact PfePoIs.oII
$50 Ursanos the came SnS - -
IN an houseksepec NhC hSs S1eirsJ
m any OF our lsdy 1risLCs EsNe hGtg 8. - ~,
Ne advise them to do 20 al once. M
me besI Baking Powder IA ne n -
les than Hose Of Ordinary 4@II
FD--. Ask your Erocsr for DOSLE1 bAAAN1
myl
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Gorham Manufacturing Compan!
PROVIDENCE, r. L,
STERLING SILVER WARE

ZINE ELECTRO PLAFZD ware.
THIS Company, having the nest extensive
L and oOInplete SilveFWaTe Factory in the
world, and employing the best talent in de-
signing, modelling and finishing. ars. with the
ali OF ingenious and labOr-saviBg machinery,
enabled 70 produce in large quantities. and az
the loves; prices, CONS beautiful In design and
unsurpassed IN finish, the nneneEG Of which
they guarantee % be Of Sterling purity U. s.
Mint assay. A ceftifoats l. issued with ala ar
t1cles Ia silver for the purpose OF protecting
purchasers from limitations OF their designs.
They also continue 90 manufacture their well
known aAd unrivalled NickeI-5uver Electro
Plated Ware, which will last twenty-five years
with fair everyday usage.
Orders received nom The trade only, but these
goods may be obtained Hom responsible deal
ara auarv haNa-
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THE WEEKLY PAMELA STAR

re PTJBLISHED IN A SECTION OF C0UN-
try eutireEy tributary to Memphis, and has
a Circulation unsurpassed by any other me-
dsum OF that kind In North MisstssfppL Mer-
chants and business men generally Will nnd u
20 their advantage 70 advertise IN the =
i9draaH PAMELA STAR
as Pamela, Ata9
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FROM New YORK auctions a great bar
gain Two yards wide BIaached Table
Linen, 81 per yard, al ID. KrAus Il Co.'s.
corner Main and Adams street..
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LADIES! New lot Pain and SIiPed
Grenadines frcm New York auctions,
25c per yard, at II. krsus & Co.'s, come
Main and Adams street.
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CLOSING OUT SALE!-A still greater
reduction made in dry goods, clothing,
boots and shoes, etc, etc, in order 10
close out our entire stock atonce. Come
and fecure good bargains, and remember
a Money saved is money made.
yENDIG & BRO, 228 Main street.
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LOsT--FOUKD.

7 OST-On THURSDAY evening, Nay q, 1885, =
red, hlgh-legged COW has FhlIe sI0Iso On
her side, 3 pant OF the brush O the "a Co3TT
he psfd 10 any one reIUrulug sald Nos "
RENEY TSCHCDL. living between the New
L - myll
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use it for the sole purpose Of "desd-beat-
iuz" a way through the world, and &c
-quiring by "~biikiDg" the food and raj
msnt thai they ara too lazy to work for.
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SPLENDID article I04 BIescbed Sheet
iHg, soc per yard 81 II. Kraus & Co.'S cor
neF Main ard Adams street.
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HI3ipEllS APENAL
OHee--Eo. is jefferson ssEsss
ECITY MATTERS.

LADIES just received another lot Of
fno-e 81 ,~1'oTssts 81, worth 81 90, at
nj, Krsus & Co.'s, corner Main and Ad-
ans.
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Cur CassimPFes and Linens for
pants an suits, she best assorted
and che aps 81 Ina the City. Her
ZOg AZ Bro.
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DELEeATEs.-Fhe following delegates
have been sppointeo to represent me
SEsIbv ConatV Agricultural Sceioty, In
49, ~ mmere,sl Convention st Mem
nbIs. A, ). Hays, Z. Elsly, 9. @
Holroes. A. 3 Hsynes, Lson Trousdale,
= w Csidge Cbsmbsrlin Jones, K
o. Craig. Davis CCckerelL, and Oh no
Fion- NJ y L. Stewart, President ef the
society, Was added. s..,.,o,v
~ u IAq.
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To COUNTRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. re-
oeived New Prints, Domessics, Stripes,
Plaids, Linens. CottonRdes and Notions
at M. Krsus d Co.'S, corner Main and
Adams stTests.
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JOE LccKE, 1854 Main street, has sll
the Illustrated, literary, scientific, Irish,
Gsrman, French and sporting weeklies,
Chiesgo, Nashville, Louisville, Cincin.
natl. 81. louis and New Yorx daillee. I
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MILK OF VIOLETs.

TOR Identifying aRd whitening the com
4 pleXiOn II Is ~uDequalsd, entirely nee from
Injurious substances, largely used by the elite
ana operate artists of europe, and IS now be-
lrg introduced for the aT5t time ia America
win great anu Iattering success. Ask for the
MILK OF VlJLEIS, accept OF no substitute,
ana Wherever introduced 10 Will be ~indispensa-
pie 20 every lady scOmple e Icilet. Fer sale ny
az druggists and farey goods dealeTs. ". W.
BhINSkAH4FF, Removed TO I College Place,
New YORK myl
EaRING BUT NOBLE. SELF-HElP FOR
u yonns men who, having erred, desire q bet
ter manhood. sent IN sealed letter envelopes,
free OF charge. II benefited, return the post
age. Address, PHIhASFHBoS, BOx p Phala-
daiphiR, pa mills d&v
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Two Billiard Halls, Supplied with Phs-
lan's tables, are among the minor ad uncts OF
That pattern .hOStelrie, the AMERICAN
HOUSE,. I Hessra. Rics keep pace
with al the demsnds Of gneEfe.
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Black Grenadines 20 cents per
yard. Ghis article is superior to
anything ia the naarket for 1he
ptLce. HerzOg q nrO.
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DIE 1feDENwELT Tor May, besides the
other fashion anu literary magazines al
Joe Loeke's, 236} Msin street.
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LADIES, please look Ct a bea1tiiai
Elveiaus Tor Waists and Bssques also
Ts5ies' and children's SkiFtings. ID.
KrsUs d Co, corner Main and Adams. 7
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ANOTHER lot al wool Cassimeres, 75c
VsE yard, st 81. Kraus d Co.'S coTEeI
Main and Adams.
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LADIES! Elesse look al cur BeI styles
Striped PoplaDs just Teesi2ed, III Klaus
Il Co., corner Mai1 suSAdaUs street.
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THREE sizes White MsrseiIIes Crib
Quilts at q bargain-S1 so, g, and 50 so,
at M. KrAus & Co.'s, corner Main and
Adame.
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IKE DAILY APPEAL is deliueEed By
faithful carriers, SeVen times q WeeS JoT
mentN-fUe oesaAa.
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FROM New York auctions q great bar
Gain in Huek Towels, 8 30 and % per
dozen at NJ. Krgus & Co.'s, corner MAN
and Adams.
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Duving this RI0ESh SBIyI O8E'
Dress Good. al GOsit! heFZeg n
BrO.. 29A Main.
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DOG MULES, beer coolers, refrigeFa-
TOYS and shower baths az the Charter
stove Emporium, I9I Main street, north
vest corner Of Washington.
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IRISH Linens from New York auc-
ions, S5c per yard, 81 M. Kra1s q COS,
corner Main sad Adams streets.
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NEW Lies; O. Lawns, Jscorets and
cOicred PIgUes Just received by II. krsus
& Co, corner Main GnC AdsDs.
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TwO-HEADED GIKL-Tsis is the last
day Of her exhibition il t5is city. She
is a curiosity worthy the notice Of 81.
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FOREIGN Exchange in sums to suit 81
German Nat. Bank, Z9S Main street. 7
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LADIES, an immense lot \ lew Novelties
just received on u cheap Ta6les. M.
Krsus & Co, Cor. Main d Adams.
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white kEarseiIles! white Mar
seslIes! EBeSaBt GO0Gs az 80 and
so cents a yaFG. AAeTZOg - Bro.
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Orr new prints have arrived most
besotihnl styles 1870 PEP yard. 81. KEaus
& Co, eoFrer Main and Adams street. 7
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Irish Linens greatly r6tuced'
UerZOg n Bro.
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YARD wide Sea Island Domestic;
sDiendid article, 123c per yard. M.
Krsu- & Co, CORNER Main and Adams
street,
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TMPoRTANT 10 GENTLEMEN Gshts
al Iinen Hemmed HaD6ksIebiels, p
ner dIZsD, VOrth So; British Hal bose,
s4 so e dozen, Woseh S.; Poft-d Basom
Shirts - uorth Is Gzuze aDd b'sit
gbrsaS Un6ershirts st crest pafgsins.
NJ. Krans & Co, conner AainAnd Ac'sns
slrest
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VAN wide Ble8ched Domestic, lac
Per yard st NJ. Krs0s q Co.'s corner Msln
No Adams street.
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MENKEE Bros dress goods Gale con-
siDues ihis week.
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AEoTHBB large lot Of ladies' sll Linen
handkerchief, 81 % per dozen from
New York auctions, at NJ. Kraus& Co.'S,
corner Main and Adams street.
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ATTEND the great dress goods sale 81
Nenken BROS.
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LOOK at our Bieaehsd Domestic, 10c
per yard. NJ. Kyaus Go, corner Main
and Adams street.
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our Domestic. HeTzOg s. Bro.

To THE LADIEs.-FashioBSble dress
,ooSs Of late Paris designs, black, iron,
S-rensdipe and organizes, just opened al
Menken Brothers
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Buy f. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods,
etc, Of Wiggans & Thorn, manHfsctu-
rere, 2S3 Main street, Clay Building. /
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ANoTHER large lot Of those ladies'
White Hose, at e barRsin-N 75 per
Dc zen, worth Sat M. KTaus 81 Co.'s,
corner Main and Adams. :
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NEW LOT Sstin Psrssols, 50 50, at n.
kraUs & CC.is, cor. Main ana Adams. .
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MEKKEN Bios. have Tie cheaFes.
dress goods.
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5 5 6 :
First Nina-..-.. 9 , , 1 5 Ii SIS
Second Nine~----.S 0 , . > 3 10 D 6-s5
Umpire, w. Dukes Scorer, c, Davis.
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S ". d. PASSHORE 4 CO.,
Aucti0RGGTS and Commission Merchants,
1917 Main Street,

HAVING established a house, as above, in
III connection with the old and
one in Memphis. RESPECTFULLY solicit from their
friends and customers ashare OF patronage ior
the new house, tbs connection, location and
facilities OF which renGer il q valuable medium
for the transaction Of any business there Tor
of Memphis and vicinity.
VIII be happy tosee their friends at the Old
stand, Ne. 81 Second street, memphis, Inc
business OF which wall be attended 10 with
their accustomed energy and r~etAolity.
RS- liberal advances on 70
holh or either hOucp. Np1l
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From Geo. D. Prentice. Esq-EEdIfOr OF
the Louisville Journal.

From Geo. D. Prentice. E~sq-EEdItOF OF
the Louisville Journal.
DR.. LIGHTHILL-DEAR SIR Il am sorry 70
learn that you contemplate leaving Louisville
At tse end of the present week. I earnestly
wish that yeur engagements ewher might
permit yeu TO remain here for a time longer.
Your soiourn among Us, Dr.. Lighihin, WILDE
long embere by our people Ithas besns
blessing to many. You have treated me and a
female member OF my family with great sue
cess. You seem to understand, as by Intuition,
the character of amalady and Its best remedy.
You have a multitude OF patients in this city,
and have not seen or heard Of one to whom
you have held ont the promise OF relief with
out rendering 1t. Your entire practice among
as has been a brilliant success, and IeheeriuIiy
recommend you to my many friends South,
and The public a. large, as a phyEieian desOry-
ing the utsost oouyadsnee.
Hoping that you may live long to bel bless
Jng to additional thousands OF the afflicted,
am. very truly, yours,
GEO. d. PRENTICE.
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ATTEND the great dress goods sale a
Menks4 brOs. =
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER. No. e. JensE-
= son sfreet, entrance IN alley. Special az
tsntion qivan 10 Sssir Work. House. nd We
aDeabe 49, ~ = -f'--iu~ fnov7s
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Price our Dress G00dst "A. we
ask IL 80 price tRe5tA heAASs "a
RFo.. 294 MatR-
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Beautiful Figures Heregts at
80 cents. HerzOg s. Bro.
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Oh. refers with pleasure
and pride to the extraoniinarv sue
cess which has attendea his system
OF treatment in New York City during the
past nfteen yesrs, and during his professional
soJourns in Cincinnati, cst Louis aud Louis
vile, and recently in Nashville, Tenn.
Below he submits with confidence, a few
OF ths maay HRtterng credentials which hs
has received rom some OF the most reliable
well known sources in acknowledgement
of benefits received. Many more OF a similar
nature, and nom equally reliable sources, may
be seen al this office.
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JAMES q R0osA,
Southern Wagon Manufacturers
OF all kinds Of
FARM AND SPRING WAGONS,
no. 81 Jefferson street.
JOHN REED,

JAMES & ROOSA's IRON STORE AND
d dtaleIs Ia al kinds OF MAKERS
MATERIAL No. "a Ieffersnn street APIS
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FoR elegant dress goods at bali price
ga 10 Menken Bros.
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From Z. A. COI5ps. %. of Milan, Tens.
To THE EDITORS OF TIE II
GENrLEMEx-Dr. Lighthnl expects 20 visit
your city soon. and for the benefit of tie SUI
sering 1 wish to say, through you, to your very
extensive acquaintance in this and other
southern States. that DR.. Liehthin can do al
for the suffering that can be afforded by skill,
science and a comprehensive experience.
I placed under his treatment, over two years
since. my niece, Miss Eliza Nitchum, OF MeLe-
moresviue, Tenn. she had besz suffering rom
q child. with a arising in the head. which had
for years emitted through the sar a very ugy
and Offensive corruption. Her case had been
treated by the best physicians Of the country,
and had bafaed the skin Of them All. Dr.
Llghthnl kept her under his immediate charge
for tan dsysand then sent her hone with rem
edIep. she used the remedies as directed. sad
in three months was entirely wen. and SUI
continues in excellent health.
It may be proper to state that when Miss
xitchum went under DR.. Lightbins treatment
she was unable to walk, and, as her friends
thought. was rapidly approaching DEATH
II yon have any friends among your extern
sIve acquaintance suffering with any chronic
disease. Won may safely econmen them to
pr. Liehthfl. Yours. very respectfully
E. A. COLLINS.
From Capt. BlIas r. MIiIer, Proprietor OF
me calf Monss. LOuisviiie. Ky.
To MY FErExDs AID THE PUBLIC:
II affords me great sAtisraetion to be able to
testify TO the success Of d.. LsghthiII in the
treatment of deafness, and:sxpress my sense Of
obligation to him.
Ny hearing had been impaired Tor annmber
Of years, at times to such an extent As to em-
barrass me seriously. Dr. Laghthin, under
whose care I placed myself. has removed the
d~inaculsy completely. and restored me to par
feca heastng. sILAs ?. AlLhEk
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500 REWARD.

ONE hundred dollars reward viii be paid for
~ tue recovery OF the body OF Dr. I. W..
GARKEY, by JOSErH SPECHI.
myn dAw 81 Nsdlson StreeI.
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From 5. H. rObey. Esq, President city

From ). II. TObey, Esq, President City
Bank. eH
MEEPHIs, EElS., May 3, 1853.
DR.. LIGHTHILL comes to me. introduced by
James 8. Ogden, Esq, President OF the Peoples
Bank, Nashville, Tenn, whose wife he sue
oessfuBy treated fora severe bronchial a affection
Of long standing. AS Mr.. Ogden Is an intimate
personal friend OF mine, whose
may be strictly relied upon, 1 take pleasure IN
recommending DR.. Llghthin to the confidence
OF my friends and The community at large.
s.H. FOBEY.
From Msssrs. Wm. 4. sOore q Co.. Whole
tale Dry Goods Merchants, NO.
2ss Main Street.
MEMPHIS, Tenn May 2 1869.
Dr.. LIGHTHILL m introduced TO us By
M. r. B. Mclean. Of Nashville, Tenn, who tez-
nhes to having heen completely relieved Of
Catarrh and Bronchitis by the Doctors treat
mont. We have known Nj. Mclean FOR many
years, and his statements are entirely reliable
W K.MO0RE&C 70.
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DEAFNESS,
ONSUMPTION.
Asthma, Bronchitis,
THROAT AND Y

And all Diseases OF the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-01-15
Anecdotes of beethoven.

Beethoven was not long in Vienna before
he fodnd an active friend and patron in
Prince Lichnowsky already mentioned. This
nobleman received him into his house, where
he continued to reside till the year 1899.
The Prince was great patron ofart. and an
excellent Judge Of music. He played the
piano, and diligently studied the works of
Beethoven performing them with great ability.
He endeavored to convince the artist, whose
attention was frequently directed by others
to the difficulty of his compositions, that
there was nothing in his style which, requir-
cd amendment. Every Friday the Prince
had II matinee musicale at his residence. Be
sides four other musicians whom he engaged
for the occasion, Beethoven was usually pres
ent, and gladly heard their criticisms upon
his work. 1t was here the great compositions
were first brought INTO notice, and many
persons had thus an opportunity of hearing
him play. 1t was on one of these occasions
that Haydn heard him perform the three
sonatas, which Beethoven had dedicated to
him. The frapidy with which Beethoven
played at sight the most difficult music was
the theme of UNIVERSAL astonishment, and
when once it was remarked to him that he
had played presto passage which he had
never seen before, SO quickly that he could
not possibly have read the successive notes,
he is reported to have replied, az That is not
at all necessary. When you read quickly
there may be a thousand mistakes in the
printing; but you take no notice Of them if
you do but know the language"
During Beethoven's residence at Vienna,
Steibelt, of the Imperial Chapel at St. Peters
burg, after having made considerable stay
at Paris, arrived there Beethoven's friends
were alarmed lest the presence Of 50 celebra-
ted composer, then in the zenith of his
fame, should detract from the reputation Of
their own protege. Much interest was there
fore excited by the expected competition be-
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An ICELANDIC SAGA,

Once upon a time king and his queen had
an only child, a daughter, of whom they were
dotingly fond. But it happened that she
was lost, and though the king ordered the
whole country to be searched, no one could
find her Thereupon he made a vow that
whoever should find her, and bring her home,
should get her hand in marriage.
Now close by the kings palace lived an
old man who had three sons. He was very
fond of the two eldest ones but the youngest
one was treated very unkindiy by his parents
and by his brothers
- Father" said the eldest one day, 81
wish to 60 out into the world to gain wealth
and honor" So his father let him 90.
Next morning he set off on his journey,
and after he had walked long distance, sat
down on hillock to rest himself Present
ly he espied little dwarf coming towards
him.
50 Pray give me something to eat,'' said
the dwarf. But the young man refused.
When he had rested himsolfhe set out again,
and towards evening, feeling very hungry,
he sat under tree to eat his supper.
"Oh praygiye me piece of bread, " said
n little tiny woman, with rel cloak, COM
ing up to him. | am SO very hungry.
But the young man got very angry, and drove
the little old woman away.
1t soon got dark, SO the young. man crept
into a hole in rock which Ne saw and
laid himself down to sleep. Presently the
enchantress who lived there came in, and
the young man earnestly begged her to allow
him to sleep there.
"0h yes on condition that you perform
whatever | tell you tomorrow"
So the next morning she set him to sweep
out the cave; " and if it is not done by even
ing, l shall kill you and 50 saying, she
went away.
The young man now took the broom which
she had given him, and began to sweep; but
no sooner did it touch the floor than it stuck
50 fast to it that he could not move it. So
when the enchantress returned home in the
evening, she found the cave unswept. and
Immediately killed the young man and hung
him up.
Meanwhile the old PEASANTS second son set
out from home, to try and make his way in
the world. But as he acted just like his
elder brother, and was killed and hung up by
the enchantress, it is needless to speak of him
! further,
The old people now had only their young
est son left to them. But as they hated him
even more than ever, they readily gave him
leave to 90 and seek his fortune.
al daresay my brothers rested here," he
said, coming to the first hillock and he seat
ed himself down and began TO eat little
piece of bread.
.sOh, pray give me little piece, am 50
hungry" said the same little dwarf. And
the young man spoke kindly to him, and in