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, 1869-03-07
Should .Pe1eoas with GoNSunaptIva
TE1oeEflea Mauy9

! BIT DE- HHSRt I. HOWDI1Cu.
! More than thirty sesrs ago we were con-
fessed that ha believed ha had disease ot the
lungs, and be a&ked IN to say whether or not
be could rightly be married to an excellent
young person to whom be had been for ycars
engaged. Ne found thst his opinion was cor
rect, that decided dzssase of ono lung e1.
1tate. We 1ound, however, at the same
time, that An adverse opinion on
our part would forever ahntter the hopes Of
two 1cvers Who had been for years devoted
10 nne anothez. Thare WAs not Al aygum .nt
save this local alaease hich ue could bring
against the idea ef MARRIAGE We viii rot
attempt to indicate the reasoning whereby
We came to the decision that we ought not,
bS sny motion OF our pWn, to prevent the
untn. Ten or twelve yeats OF sTeetest uuar-
band died oflung aiaase But c1ac:ly what
the youth feared came to pas, namely. one
OF his children died IN very earlfeat Infancy
and the other II the xgc Of tTentJ-bo:h Of
couAumpttou- The 14tter wa particularly
interesting 10 u.s.. he seemed TO be In perfect
business, al his autecedents md nis hcredit.
asy tendencies we're forgotten. Instead Of
avoiding I'll e1citants to consumption. he
wss allowed to settle on the borders OF lake
u hEge Western city. and theza TO become
business, By which he Ess very much con-
aued to his deak and oreS+worked. As ~
hzEe. seen tn a previous paper, he should,
!of all thfugs. have kvolded Just such q foca-
,t1oo, and that employment t-hc should hare
'souEpl for an active out-of- door nfe, II posst-
!, bic, In tope dry Inland town. .AEsef he had
theen laborhx Il bis desk, however, 4 com,
},pa1ativc1y Ghor1 timerwe were summoned
only to and him past all relief. In few
smonths he died With r1Pid consumption
u IN The aboYe case We deemed ourselves Jus.
tiled N sjlo wing the marriage to be cousuro-
smassd, because, ~ may be stated generally,
we wzIc not susc that The disease would pro.
grez., sud theze wu4 \ ch4nco Of the hns
bands getting veil, and there was no Ger.
taiDtJ that children would be bonn. But
there arc CASES everg dAy ssis!ng in waleh It
,eeeD& almokt madness for either party 10
think Of marriage -casea Ii which death
l gems hrcAhAtowcd with the certainty oi
almost tbsoluta tAte. h many Of such, "a.
rents and phys1eIaes alike should protest.
Nofnhlp .joT -H15rh.
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Strike from his wbip make them ,nnnd t..
one SIDE to tia other. A stem .l.nc.s 'ton1
aha Others are ktr covcd At roe t1r,h.., "a
nene Ct the csRe, Wills he proceed. ~ go: sof.
y itn tne one singled out oi tce ~ ,s.s sN
n lad scarcely turned bis baet e,Vsp. ssp
kaoae III Ioe lar corner before a d-ns'!
grow 3nd roar were heard, aud The n1T, s4 u
htaaL. ~ mareless Lon mada one born4 "a; "a,
cauEnt AAeeomo By the shoulders, "a II ~ ~
i13 iot nls 1nfoas, and threw him Il -.sD,!7.,,
Inc ground, KrnppsinR him With ii, ,n.yst3a z
IzEa. Here th1 struggle w.s terr;a. sM1l N
como had fallen beneath tie iina ~
struck ct hin With lts claws, re.s.irr ,ss sassa
: down The back and plou&bioe h. AK 81: 9a:
the right shoulder I'd the backbonr n!a .oa
mo, eTen IN this trying circuQsta tarce -
tafEe4 his wonderful coolness aud ;ntr,,t1,sss' ts'
dealing the len keveie blow with H,s
winch had the elect OF knocking hITn = -
and instantly Aaceono Vas on b,s ~,
A. ibis moment ote of the Other ,,ss.
made IN nttSck, but with ! bios - -
MseepMo Laden whip handle It wa din.
ON apd, turning 70 the lion ihst ars. ast,,,
/ cd HIN, gave blow or TWO th1, hsJ y.
tdsct Of stunrlng HIN. At tn, TIM. \;
menasetie sss crowded. and lie scene ~ =:
Witnessed WAS truly awful io lact. ~, e
man tnild cannot form any idea Of tha 80. ~
Almoat speechless with fear, The 80
ruahsd tcrror.stttcken't The cage. .ed Ut l.:
!: not been for the praissworshy esdesSa,.. ~ !.
Two policemen who we're Oh the snot ~
| Consequences would hxve been a,a,u1L,S +
was fortunate Tor Marcomo that ii, AZ. :
hand was at liberty. as On lte flu .sr, ::
which be has several rings Tore ct IL
weta ching two ounces, VAS prr.+,:
el BY Ar. 3taudess 10 bir9 :.
his hraEe.yG these ac:ed a. ":.,
knuck les" and were tbe means of s,7,rst..
LIE. as bis whip had fallen under lin :.
news spread quickly outside. aHd ESeu !.
! Performance Was oyer crowds wese -
to kI ow the result. Aaccomo, al.h,rzS !
| TerelJ. woQnted, vent through his pe.|-
anee, And displayed the utmost eoa17ss
mixing tie whole group bound abont =, :
used bis whip. Mr. Mande1s pfoe7S
prompt medical aid, and We 1sr Glad 10 81.
the injury Is not Of very severe charge
,2ud attez tbs wounds Ee1e dressed M,crse,
was takes home After this pe.ior.a,nr. !.
Ia usual to ieep the whole stud, and /, kr;.
po< cd that seeing the food, and being h1nz1,
It had become eIraged, and when Suca !, =
case they viii do what they would po{ II
other ci1cumstanees--Lirtrpooi Put.
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eau.,o, aro entirely different fts% ta1ss ne;ors 81
tlow:men: He rises At I, bFeA,t bF1,u - t shont
5, sud before tashIouAh1e Gothamltea eE o9Tn ~
70 asnne1 the Captain Is suuEly enss2nsGS1 GSom ~
bed. He remarked to the writer, Watn = T1p. y
he rode home from the reception setefss s. ~ ~
Ahovt; At half-psst Z O'Clock, that ho LAG n''
sat up 20 Late m tweutS Sens;:
Nhat wonderful evcnts have. ocSn1ssn nL, -,
dEnanf these yete.ns' c.reess' s,naia MuJn
aetu. meut IN Ohio, Indians, In1nols % o.
Kentucky. It was f1ot.sil l769 thaI Ins
adventurous Boone leit his homo In Nortn
Carollna to penetrate the Western wildes.
nets. The population OF the United States
wAs less than TWO millions, and was PeEhap.
the MOST loyal nart OF the British Empire
1hNd were only four .neRspApers. Whost
coubaned d circulation did not excsed 2,o0o
snd cam engines, cy Under presses, railroads
steamboats and telexraphs had not been ms
We have no donbt that both of these ret
erans, Who arc still living, atop:ed Sir PhMl
eldney' ,couplet, embracing -four VIE rules
fer 1engthaulrg ont thar days. =
Great temp p'Fsnee,' ope1 Ar,
- Ea.y laocf. nrt1o cafc"-
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SPRING TIME.

FH Thd Chicago Tribune.
D What sweetest treasures {rom the South
Thu Joyous Spring u Bringing;
. How brightly ope The earllest aow11,
.Ho y green the grass Is spsfng'ng -
The deld. freaher bosom wear.
The streams brighter glowing
And Ger the aloplnk wildwood LANDS
Are softer breezes blowing.
Oh, welcome, fairv, b.lmy sprtnzs +:
Oh, welcome fragrant cloverf
Oh. Welcome sylphid bees apd birds,
With music running overI
Far fa secluded cloisters dim, :
Where shAde or sunshine 1tugrr1, >.
Pure fountains tush from rocky b.da,
j. Unlocked BY spsins'a wn7n d,ger.'
:. From mossy barks the Flolet peeps,
And. In Us blue ;heart sleeping,
The tmncezs al the, ,HooiaK .epz1ns :. :
II held Ii fragrant keeping. =
Up ftom' The dewg. breathing earth,
The worm IN resurrection.
Goes forth on wings Of gossatner,
InFbesutiful perfection.
These be thy gracious emh1ems, soul, /
Ofsome diviner learning.
Towards tho dazzling heights, wherein
Dweus thy perfected meaning. r
Oh, warm ing breezes OF tho Spring,
= How welcome art &c 10 me
Wba. ptrfuncd breathings do ye bear 4;
:, How sweet 70 pulsste through NE!
On eur5e:s, fair, that seem mora fatf
;, Bcczusc OF Springs retu1ulng-
How crimson sre the depths wherein
:: Goa'sroyal light Is burning
OF, dreamy nussc of the evet
Tnat magic Spring Is bringing,
soothing Influence comes. uphorne
Ey your iusectllo singng)
OF, radisnt goddess Of the Spring,
Sec at rous feet I'm kneel1ng,
On Sour dch bosom have I laid
Ny hearts nst, wa1nest feeling.
Ieou}d not leave yous charms uusuog,
Though ny poor Tyre shon!d laltee,
could not 60 and leave no kasa
! H2on your fragrant altar.
60 take, oh goddess Of the Spring,
ThtA wozshIp cast before you,
And know \ soul that through all ehs1
Forever shall adore you! -. ;,
MAUD l. RRAIHARr
, 1869-03-07
a WoM5RnSs Dreams.

She tat alone In the moonllgh,, her he.;.
iiful cheek resting upon her hand. 90 sos.
and whIta xud dimpled. You could tell
You looked At her, that her thoughts "sse
ia1 avxy, and that she WAS thinking q sone.
nps we're sof:iy pressed teeether; ,hs din.
pies ID her checks had died out, scd oa!
The dhnp1e ID her chIo remained, that lIA::
rosy clsit, the mptts Of Love's hoEer. ~
wa4 less glowing than It times, but 4one -
less lovely. I thought to mysel, ii 'oo.sa ~
at-her- Tint she' Was nearer heavso shal s;h. w.
er her pure heart turned 1t:eM Appsoaeesa1
heE she did lot hear me. > l spoke; she o1a
TOT atswer. ] touched her softly OF .as
arm she looked up and smiled. q f4f-sF7
tmiie. sneh as an angel Nigh: haze atsea.
81 sg sss TT il 'atfRi sab5ae e
Of ypict, IS though that which was on btl
mix vas TOO holy for discussi~n- Bo;i p.
e..tcd.
'-Wi,' you ten ,ns'what your thought
She shook her head. You could not un'
II could tr;,' I said hnmbly ;"I IN
coarse .ad raar; I Know but could ssr';s
Che smiled sveetly. bnt still, with that fir.
aEsy look in nes 81 .Ss sses: ,.,t u,n,-,n,n
4 mas, It Is 50 diGercnt with men wr
sou woman you would understand at oue
Nov; pe1hapE, you may emile, may laugEl.
me-"
=" Beliaye me, nc" Irhiapereds st1e
the beautiful, the true, the pnfr. &e
know Jour sWeet thoughts" '~S
She gave me-her band. IT wiz tell VOC. -
she raid. ~ hAve thought OF upthl.g lie
all day! Last night I lay awake htnIIpr Of
it. Inn sure must be rleht b1tit Az
vronx. Oh # an wrong. Edgar, / a,.rn,.lt.
to thiEk ol It."
|, "You canpot be wrorx."I said
|; She gave me her other hand.
You think not - she said "ah ut 7o2
cannot be 80 good 4 judge As . NoInu. /
shipk-I belleye-' !
Yer yes,", whispered, bending :ezre:,
i "',t4, Ange1ine~''
~ am 'nhnost sure," she said, in >rent,
softer than tho ripple of falling rate AaI.
mnat au1e, Edgar. that blue ntnze " Ii look
better or my new Walking suit than 1rpls
, yeivet. Don't ynR think so ~
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Tumble EacoRnt6 HsIwten q Ma1
: ard &L&0Ns

= A few evenings einca Aandess' Aeuageria
uss the ecene OF Extraordinary excitement,
Ehtch would have pgved fatal bad 1t nos
been for the Woaderfnf fcoolness and presence
Of mind OF Maccamd On :he evenlug In
question, at the laat e1tormancr, 4acc3uo
entered the Cage OF tlfrs, and after putting
them through their p}iurmances entered the
next cage, whleh s largest in the collie
t!cn, and contains ~ group ot performing
| put a. maue. h has IN several
occasions proved }saxT troublesome to
deal with. DfR Ihe evening the
whole ot The iuous had shown =
xxry rrheilsoua srts 80 that Maccomo took
The prscau.ioo taklnk bis heavhylada
mendons crowFd ruaa to Tic opposite .ide
OF the den bUb great is bis connaud over
them, that wi he *iahes to separa.s them
. jook Is quiJsuftcieot to cause them to
Nalk slopeYly to the ushs1 Adc, o. .
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these Two hours togethtrr' aaid Barbara,
bursting into the room.
uWh1t arc We doing t'' said Ph!ueas,
1ea-What arr on doInxf''
Nothing IN patticular," Aald Mart. :,
+: Nothing y all IN pas,1cula1," said Phtn-
cas-. IOnly this-that We hare engaged our-
:a seaSss 70 m.f1y :eaeh Sther- It Is quite >
"0h, pa1bara r. said the joyful girl.
kpii0E{pg forward into her friend'a arms I; +"
90 belkTe am the happlest creature on the
acs of1hIs eaz1h n
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aAsut.Nladx&aeA.

The distinction between the eeTo And she
hep trorata uadc by the 1talisns Is $h4t Of
stories Of tie TWO elasses only differs IN this,
that The flfst oflsnn4ve N lmptobshilli xhleh
the eecaud dare not re1ch. The true stories
OF assent men cannot b exceeded. We
know the man who has-noEe thzn once Of
twice-prt on his spectacles TO help him to
look for then. We know the nan whn had
forgotten Abe uare of--tsJ a, md the nrst
tine be met man Who mcw r, ourss on.
WITH. II have forgotten A. p&ms;. whAt Ii
Ii >" We a1r Inclined TO belieye, from
the manner tn which 1t first reached
Is, the unecaote Of Cir Thomas 8trsnsr,
the Ind1au Judge, who founa, on. paylnS !
eisir that his E1tnd WAS not ln, aad thzt he
had fcrgottco hls own name III clu again ;
neyrr 1n1pd ny name. ."'eSirl master Always
| ukcs 70 know the names ofSeut1emen who
| call !',"Why. to tel! &he Truth, have forgot
| ,eu my nAat.'" q Er1a 4; ;aly- -""3o It III;
I nv man You've hit II r. ard he went Away,
leaying tho sery.n1 quite In the DIRK Bat
No supPoee the following anecdote Of Robert
Srm<on mast be e<n trorato though the tsa.
vineo< On the grouud.aoor, AZ deep in
geometry t. Robert Slnson ought to be-
Here be would be Aceosted BY blggar- Be
! Voula rouse himself, he2r few
words Of the story, make his dorstion, and
dive Bone wa@ one day stopped meudt
csnt OF his NAY. ia the window With. Now
Do as VIC tell Jops and, ron viii get sane u.
ION ron us besidcs. b. Vii IL Who you AZ
sud yoa will kay Robert Sin.on. son of Joh:
= ainsop, Of Ykirx'onhlll." The msn did as b
" II rcfr;ald,. s.m*on gave him = coin an
] of, Hc soon roused himself, an
Robert elmkonl son OF John slnsoo
>'''t Why. thAtlA myselI Ths
lass detsffn1n
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wa used to stu6a aheep, the sheep . cal I,
shecalf'zu xntel1pe. Tho lAtter ; pis, The pi s
\ deer, the deef = bear, the bsas : heaer
The latter m ell, the elk an or. the oIa hip
popot Anus. the latter an elephant Iha
l. oliTe wps then roa: It'd in IT'S envelope, which
envelope wAs thrown sway. aud The oilVe
only ! as served--Pt<7rs Blot, in March
f1dLn1sL
, 1869-03-07

In one Of stonewan Jsckson's pc.,odiss1
AtIxek4 upon Winchester, on his w1Y down
The Rlorpous old Valley o1 Virginia, Captain.
Dave Wozkuxn, bsAvu and gallant officer
sequepAy loat 'ho LITE II the shadow of The
Blue RldEe, VIZ wounded IN tho hody-patn-
furly, bus not dangerously. On tho zptuEe
or the town he WIS removed from tbs aeld to
4 luzt- hos pItA, established By the enemy
srd, 10 company with many Federal soldiers,
patience ~ be could mustes, his turn for
attsrdauce from oytrNnrkrd Eurgeonk The
erpans Of the wounded I'D dying, aud the
mtsEy Of : sti4ntnE. uodrc1sd wound,
lenchened the tedious night; but amidst It
al. Captain Workman was struck with the
suicaSm Of astai1Ht iankcs. oseupy'ng q
adjoining cot, who VIZ evtdcntiy tnort&uy
wounded, but whose torture failed 70 wiring
murmur from bis lips. --.
Day hfokr II Inst, a-d with 1t ane ore
OF tho Captala'a company to inqui1e snsr ~
welfare. Approaching his cot be addressed
Yankee next 70 WwHnm, ovtr whoae eJs
the Esaze Of death seemed sctttnT. Rouans
himself, and with great effort raistng In hi'
! bed, be taid;-
e Soa Captain wurknhn ~
cspt.in D.ve Workman Of the Slatl
ATean ~
| ,i.Tnen, t1 have something for you
| Two weeks tEo ny CAPTAIN VAS mnstair
| wounded. Call1ng mo to hts side In the talas
| Of the fight he care NC this package, with 10
! saructious to send Is Acroas tho lines th
| first chxnce. ! didn't ththk then eooshaa
cd he, with q wan smile, 81 YOU'D be abb
TO celiyer 1t 50 soon IN person; here It Is"
=" And your Captain who was he p
! your brother, CAPTAIN I1rnea WorEnAn
! Of the Ninth New York Cavity ana sata
\ F.ith FIJI IL II ~ hid cnl
lived to iull his promise, feu back on h
| pallet md died. =.
, 1869-03-07

The R. c. Archbishop his ordered rad II tbs
Kcrtreal churches 4 pastoral tccdenanlnQ tse st.
CEnpsn society Of baoeuAkerI. Thsy so .r7N
, 1869-03-07

ii do not know" said Mary, to " hou The
occasion was becoming 20 embarrassing that
she no longer was able 10 reply With ~otds
that bad = meaning IN them.
rauscd. but Of course she had rot = syllable
10 say. II have changed ny love. bqt !
could not speak OF u new passion tll l. had
toId the st ~ Of that which has paa.ed away.
You have heard J. Ill noHs NAY. Caa soe ~
| lass-&hc thing for which she hsd been ever
wishing. 1t rad come In spite Of hez IN
prudence, and IN spite Of her prudence. When
she heard him to The end she was not wni1
AtHy With h1rn-&he wcs not N tee leass y.
gr1erct-bccause be had been lost to her u
his love for this Miss EMngham, while she
had been 30 nearly lost By her love fof hum
fee women such episodes In the lives o1 tael,
| lovers have N excitement which Is slnos'
hear BIZ lady swcar that until b.
appeared upon the fcenc her lear
! had been fancy. free. Mary, upon r
whole, had liked the storF-had though
that II bad been finely told, md vas Wc11
!. ! pleased With, the dual catast.ophe But
4 nevertheless, she WIS not prepared Ntth he
: reply. "Hhye You no aus~cs 70 Eise mt
. Mary 7" he said, looking up Into her eyes
: | an atrsid that he did not doubt Fhat *oui
!. be hcr, answer-as It would Be good thxi =
!. lovers slou}d do. - You must vouchsate N
y When tue esssycd to speak 1he found tha
ehe WIS dumb Sha could not get bet So1c
Il 10 give be1 the Assistance Of : AnEIe xoz'
:, Hne did NOT cry, bat there WAS motion l
e IF eothink IN her throat which impeded Z
Il utteranee- 6hei was as happy rs estth-t
+. heaven could make her; but shc did nj
- know how 10 tell him that she Was happ
~ And yet she logged 10 tell II that he nfEi
Know how thankful she was to him for b
=, Eooduck., He still sat locking It her, md no
n. BY degrees be bad got her band IN hi
ot Mary he said. viii Sou bs my wds~-u
AL own wife 81 ..-
~ When half IN hour had passed, they we
siill together, aud now she had found tho q
,u tf ber. tocgue- "Do whatever you Il
:" tbcst,n she aaid. II do not caze which y
DO. u you came to ne to-a.or1ow and to
,Je ne You had no Income, II would msks no
ID. ference. though to love 5op and 10 ha
your love Is hll The world 10 xae-though
~ makes all the difference between misery a
II ,hspr{nesa. would socncr give up that th
far be clog bu- your Thcu he took her IN !
~ ~ s7us and kissed Der. "Oh, Phlneas,
IA love you 80 enttrcIy.H
,m 3os "Tes: sour own oee. Bn. Il ron b
" IN II Ill .6lwaysl A~v~~
n --s-
, 1869-03-07

minded creature, On the contrary, he Is eI:
ctsslvty neas In bis person, aud gyunhies nt
his uaster's not grooming him better. See
! bow he rolls himself upon the Ef1as move
and, IN spite Of his shaggy coat, you neTer
! lnn him troubled WITH Termfn.
Thcaes Is intelligent. Here Is the proof :.
! 4 Chartrrs a.. often went TO the Chateau de
GnerYfle, Whose occupants were n1stcai Peo.
pie. The lsdy Of tnc house bad splendid
| voice Is ICON Is she beesn 70 sing, the ass
| went cloet to the windows TO Nster- ont
| daY, when sta YVES: practising bravusa
| Alone, her performance 80 delighted him that
he walked up the steps, crossed the entrance
bah, and s1ole INTO the dfaw1ng room unpfr-
expressed his approval by brayinS with ali
his might sud man:
Esasmus, therefore, was wrong m saying
That the cruci5eTpns antmnl has small tsate
tor music although b .d5nits, ~ - a. ?, e1es aa
lent for kettle drums, and that his ubias
make tue bett Ct fcI8rfDnets.
The excellence Of the adnkeyts MEMORY Is
prCysd by m Auecdote of English ot1gln. In
March, 1915. sdoekey, .as P.oRe.sSs x. q tI. Gsp
"IT,ef..' It Gibraltar, 10 be taken TO M1lta.
The vessel, when OF Cape Gata- grounded %
i sanabxnE nos far rom tho tho1e. 4 psEt
OF the cargo Was dischalged; To give tne
drnnntd INTO the sea TO slnk or swim
Some d2ys afterwards. when the gates oi
Gibraltar nere opened II The nosnlog, !u
walked The donkny. proceeding straight y
the stable Of Mr.. Weeks, wheEe le had pre-;
riousIy Lodged. That gentleman Imagined
that. 10, some reason Or another, the donkeJ
, h.d moi been put on board tho q 1ster." Wher
the weasel rtturaed the mystery was ex
, , Matted, Not only had the donkey {Valan'
fhS nrne} swum 70 shore, but without guide
enmpess, or travelling map, had {ound Ids wa,
nom Gaze GatA TO G1hralta-, = distance
: mare than TWO hundred miles, which be hat
!, , neyrr trxvsrsed before, through hilly cuun
= try cut mp by vAtercourses, Tho hort tlcns
: in which he performed ths Journey prove.
a that he must have taken the direct road
. keepirg 70 Il withou: esef go1hg out OF hi
> Notwithstanding which, ve hold thAt 70
! c.rousm, perseyertd In With dogeed aud 70
!, rtssou!ng obettoRrY, there Is no NOR srrtk
ins-exa1uplc than the donkey. Human way
:: vardpess Il nothing 10 it.. And anlnifs hav
human !aults or character, although the
: haye not every human vfruc. Even tDdsh
! thr braIn hAa TO organ which hld- NOT Il
:. homoloeue In the braln Of superior animal
= Eneyoicut but mistaken attempta have bee
made to raise the donkey IN public esteeo
l. Labor In yain washing bhckamooss whltt
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: ANIMAL INTELLIGENCE.

0lS&S LN4z3T 16QEQ G VFFI -
- Easy laocf, flst1s eaic."-
, 1869-03-07

NttH QeI QtuEQLef ~ E OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
It 10 be her duty to keep h'r daughter away
frcr, The danger Of an 'uorequl,cd attach;
peut. Eat It seemed that her pu1pose was
changed noH, or that ahe no longer feared
the danCer-for b21h M.ry md her mother
wtre Low again living IN kNlAloe. and Mary
A das or two before the ming OF the cod
and the dtlalRod to ,he little town, B1rhara
Firm aud her friend had thu conc to nndcr-
ktart each other a. they walked nlong The
Shannon side. IL 5m Ear, my dear, that ht
is suE,Etd to nooody sala "a. Bs5e.1s I, .s, f9n
''h1i DO not care whether he il or not"
= What do you lncan, Mxry!"
~ mcnu whA1 sny. WIFI thould care
Five yeu, Iago had ,ooiian dream, .ui
pox amy = !, again. Think how Old
YsEYo9 :; ,, ~ :, !; ,s;venty.tbFes: What hs
III has thlS to do with .is-that J an Of
eurush TO know BITTER. Msmma and gait
onaetftS ;t s.eh % g'es 9ss his so ie
fodfishnead now. It plw1ys susdc nc :
ve1ed lhrideAtof being nugfy Wis a q
boctuhe-bectnse-s Tou know cne eau
tslk .eoa1 II, Il Is sofoolt.h. But TINT Is
eDo ron mean to ray jon don't care Il
hIru Nary Do you reneIao osr what ye
used to swear 70 me lea 1hsn two yea
~ remember 1t AL very RQ1l, and fenel
bex wha- ; gooHlt wss. AZ 10: c ring for hit
Of course do-oecause hc u yonr h<olh
and bseaqse have known him oil my u
Bat be Heru going to bt man led to-moert
5au would roc that Il would make no did
Subase Finn walked on for aeouplo
minutes In elmce before she replied "AAT{
Ehe eaid a. last, ~ don's believe word
H. ver ;rellthen al Inst l shall ak
you Is that We n.y not Talk ahout Atuo q
mpfe. Mamma believes It, and that b enon
Pt5pcAa during the whole Eof that day. =
. TrTy often talked hboas- him altefwt1d,
lag n MARI renatped Al hulalne-
Tfrrr vas large di1nsr party At the
tot's on The day ahe1 .Ar. Monks a1a'
f1Tras kuficfeuly friendly With the DOCK
fsnIflv 10 have been Invited on 30 grand
ncf,tson But he was not there, occa
Trx. Finn was determined that Sue 5honlo
t1ktn out 70 dinner by Cabinet Alatslel
he iscr ol, sli her friends. Sue was ."
thst bad the Blshop been there, shc u
bxyc taken the HiRh1p's arm Aao Loo
there would have Leeu gloEs In that. ths o.
pJury was Eaose 70 her 1Aste. II was tue
fjmc In her Ille that she had u. r sce1 Z
ret Minitter> and think that she Ets y
disappointed A. dodiEe him 90 lire Q.
mhdje-a aged gentlemen sno had hoped
M. Monk would hAye assuncd EomctAln
fhr, dITniiy cl his poeisi n; hns no assui
rrahia1, Nov .the bishop th7ugo he =
vrJv mild old man, did aasuUe something
ne yery facts Of hla eprou and knee e'oreee
a@--.-<--e. -. slr, II Is Wv good OF Tol