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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-18
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e runch, Msdks Co. Crossed the equator Jan H. IN lon
1 1s Pearson. n.s.n.a 10 s.y. with SUGAR
Alicante 2 .q q: :, ,s ssys
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g yera sis Inst 10, miles , y o. Sandy Hook brig John
Ssa0' = ys
ss T. ss 3 :ssl S.:;
from Philadelphia for Barbados. -
Rsyns had moderate wssahef ana light southsrly
sa0s Black RIVER JAM Vi. Key w.
where abe put in in distress) with locwoOd &C. to
srs Alpha @ Ws,A.v.s nsrs,n WI Y y!sa
from sacs saI Key
Brig Frank Clar. @f Damariscot.a barlow, Xnqula is
WV n.s d:
sls where she put IN In distress having lost Sails
Sssssy r. 80 = ss:; 'ssas
Brig Paragon Br wheelan, Cardenas 10 days. with sugar
Brig Rocky Glen, Dow, cardenas Is days, with sugar to
sTs ss s' o sass WIN &" sis
heavy gales south q Hatteras ana ne weather north Of y
with lumber master ish inst in heavy westerly blow,
schr Hattie Ross lo Portand Ulrick, Cardenas days,
with moasses to Miller Houghton. Had fine weather up
70 Hatteras; since heavy weather.
sshI Alice osIss MarsOn, Nassau IS days.
schr Jones' Lyon, Fernandina, days, with naval
schr Josephine Turner, jacksonville days. with yellow
schr whitney Long, Hayes Savannah, days. with tim
Der, to w Loud 4 Co. Had fine weather.
Schr John, Field, Wilmington, NC, TO Rowell
Schr seventy-Six, Steele, Virginia.
Soop Julia A Roe, Fuzler, Virginia,
Schr N w Magee, Georgetown Dc
schr Oliver Ames, Westgate, Baltimore.
Schr Theodore Dean, Abbott, Baltimore.
schr Crescent Lodge HATCH Philadelphia for Portland.
schr Susan Jane. Anderson, Egg harbor.
Scr Comstock Scohed Georges Banks, with halibut to
schr cordea Clark. Georges Banks with halbus to sam
Miller
Schr St James, O'Bcef Taunton. -.
Hchr Edwin, futile, New Haven.
Schr Calista, Spear New Haven.
Schr Dean, Cook, New Haven. A
Schr Acorn, Mansfield, Greenwich
Schr Mail Mead, Greenwich.
Sdhr Maria Louisa, Everett, Madison, G..
schr Mary Eliza, Brewster, Little Neck
signed TO 8 l. Merchant 90.
BELOW. 1851
Bark Samuel Larrabee. Newcastle with loss of main
/ and m21entopmast by pilot boat ID Jones, No lo)
Bark Gushing, DAM, from Havana.
SAILED.
Steamships Minnesota, Lverpool China, do; Wilmington
Galveston; Fairbanks, Wilmington, NC.
Wind at sunset sW.
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s HIPPIN G. N E w s.

Almanac Tor New Y0rk-..Tais Day.
Sun rises ....... 6 81 Moon sets ...morn =
Sun sets......... 5 80 High water morn IL 81
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-oFFICiAL. ppAWfNos

poyAL HAVANA LOTTERY. PRIZES PAID IN GOLD
IL Information furnished In nll lcgalized Lotteries
GALLA0HER BRO, $40 Chestnn street, PhIIadelpbIa
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MANUFACTURERS CAN MAKE FROM s1o TO SIS
w per day selling Blsks's Dollar Patent Chair Springs
They make spring aud rocking chair out OF any common
chair BY attaching them 70 ne front They ~ any ensr
want an agency call and sample, Tor circular with
terms Address Geo. X. GOODWIN Co., rroprctofs and
Manufacturers, 6l1 Broadway, N. r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-18

MISCELLANEOUS.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
obtained Advice free. Also Notary Public and Commits
+. T. KING. oounsello~ a. Law ses Broadway
"A. BANKERS AND BROKERS,
ZIG Canal street and Us Chatham,
Dealers IN al kinds OF Government Securities "a.
Silver foreign and domestic bought and sold al the
quotations. Information furnished and prizes promptly
czshed In Missouri and Kentucky Lotteries
4 BsOLyTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
~ different states.-Deserton &c Sufficient 10
publicity No charge nnti divorce obtained Adve, free
~ HOUSE, Attorney, ~ Nassau street
A RTIFICIAL CHEOPLAsTIc BONE TEETH INSERTED
n the old without metal rubber, porcelain;
testimonials OF ten years trial. the most teeth
DENTS, 70 the womsn Hospital 40 Broadway near Tbir'
y-second street.
WONDERFUL BooK.-LET ALL sUFFEPrsG
IN from Deafness blindness badness catar, noes In
the head discharges from the consumption weak lungs,
ghness " the chest cough, stnnng or accunu nton %
Bond street. New YORK, Mr.. NJ q BROWNS Metaphysics
Pamphlet Of ~ worth hundreds OF dollars Che
and also 70 inqnnns MINDS
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
N. Missouri and Kentucky State lotteries
:. MISSOURI. KxrnA CLASS sd9, rrBnrARy ". 1ssa
. 70 Nj % Co., r = 4, 1851 o. w.
~ ~. "a. ~, SO, "a, So So 81 7e, III, 81 s.
80 krsrgos.,FxrRa GLASS Iss sE5au1Er IA 1852. :,
KssrssKracis:s h 10 70 ssrnvasr r. is rex ~
-, y, a. ~, y, ~, S. 3. ss y. ", ", ~
Lotteries By cnur Bs 100 nrosdwaS and SO fa
'on Stree. ------
a. m mite 4 m
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Steamships Minnesota Liverpool; China do; Wilmington
Galveston; Fairbanks, Wilmington, NC.
Wind at sunset sW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-18
BELOW.
SAILED.

Bark Samuel Larrabee, from Newcastle with loss of main
and m2zentopmast by pilot boat J Jones, No l0).
Bark Gushing DAM, from Havana.
SAILED.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-10
The Largest Elephant.

The largest elephant in the world ar
rived at New York last week by the
steamship Holsatis. She is called the
Empress, is about twenty years old
and stands twelve and half feet high.
A, an early hour the Hamburg steamer
dock al Heboken was crowded with an
eager ihrong. who waited patiently for
The enormous animal 10 come forth. Az
las, came the Empress slowly and de-
libers.ely. Turning sharp at 'be gang
plank. she suddenly gave snort and a
roar that sounded like distant thunder,
and seemed disposed 10 make trouble.
The keeper sprsug ahead. and in the
most endesring manner persuaded her
highness TO descend. The ship almost
csreened as she advanced little more to
the side, and one huge foot. like spillsr
Of the Custom House. rested on the gang
plank. There was something absolutely
touching in the way the gigantic beast
would reach forth her trunk and put il
around,he keeper, who would pat il and
again invite the Empress to come on and
mol Le afraid. The huge animal slowly
descended, the crowd parting silently as
she advanced. When she reached the
dock the people cheered loudly. and the
keeper put his arms around her trunk and
kissed il with delight. As for her high
ness she .trumpe,ed ou. her pleasure in
series OF whistles and screams. Her
highness will be exhibited a! Central
Park
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-10
The World.

Oh, this beautiful world Indeed, we
know not what 10 think of il. Some.
times it is sll gladness and sunshine, and
Heaven itself lies not lsI of. And then
i, changes suddenly, and is dark and sor-
ruwful. and The clouds shut out The sky.
In The lives OF The ssddesi OF US there are
bright days like this, when we feel as if
we could take the great world in onr arms.
Then comes the gloomy hours, when the
fire will neither burn in our hearts nor on
our hesrlhs. and all wiihou, and within is
dismal. cold. and dark. Every heart has
its secret sorrows. and of.eniimes we call
people cold wien they are only sad.
There are in Xistence two periods
when We shrink from any great Vi,issi.
tudes-early youth and old age. In the
middle OF life, we are Indifferent 10 change
for we have discovered that nothing is. in
The end, so good or so bad as i, frs, sp-
peared. We know. moreover. how TO
accommodate ours lilo circumstances ,snd
enough of exsriion is still left in us to
cope with the event. Bus age is heart
wearied and Iempest-torp; it is the crun-
bling cenolaph OF fear and hope Where
fore should there be turmoil for the few
and evening hours, when all they covet
is repose They see their shadow fall
upon the grave, and need but 10 be a,
rest beneath Youth is not less sverse
from change. but that is from exsggers.
ton Of its consequences, for all seems TO
the young so important. and SO fatal.
They are imid. because they know not
what they fear {; hopeful. because they
know rot what they expect. Despite the
gaiely OF confidence. they eldresd the
first plunge into lfe's unlalhomsbls deep.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-10
Marriage OF EX-President Tylers
Daughter.

The nuptial ceremonies which united
Miss Julia Tyler. daughter Of ex-Presi-
dent ~ Ter, 10 w. II. Spencer, Esq, Of
Genesee, New York, attracted a large
and distinguished sssembIsge TO the
Church Of the Ascension, on Fifth Ave-
nue.. New York. on Saturday afternoon.
Soon after one O. clock The bridal cortege
arrived. There were six bridesmaids
and six groomsmen. The bridesmaids
were all dressed alike in white tarleton,
with pufiugs OF the same material. cot in
the Gecollele style, en- panier, and with
long Irains.
Some wore blue sasbes and others pink
With trimming 10 match, and each carried
an elegant bouquet The groom and
groomsmen wore full dress black coat
and paRls and white vest, with a rosebud
in the buIlon.hole. The bride, who is
about nineteen yeas Of age, exceedinsI lily
pretty, with black hair and eyes, and
long curls falling over her neck and shoul'
ders, wore dress OF very rich white rep
silk. with long trsin. A veil depended
from wreath Of orange blossoms that
encircled her head. and was profusely
studded with the same flowers. Mrs
Tyler was ,oileted similar 10 the brides
maids.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-10
DON'T STAY LATE TONIGHT

The hearth OF The home is besming
With rays Of rosy light;
And loving eyes are cleaning.
As falls The shades of night;
And while thy steps are leaving
That circle pure and bright,
A tender voice, half grieving.
Says, "Don'I stay late tonight y
The world in which thou movest
Is busy, brave and wide;
The world Of her thou lowest
Is atthe ingleslde;
She waits for thy warm greeting;
Thy smile is her delight,
Her gentle voice, en,reating,
Says "Don't stay late tonight y
The world. so cold, inhuman.
Will sputn thee, if thou fall;
The love Of one pure woman
Oullasts end shames them all;
Thy children will cling round thee,
Be, fate be dark or bright.
At home DO shaft can harm thee,
Then. "Don't stay late at night J"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-10
Teach the Women to Save .

There's The secret. A saving woman
sl the head OF The family is The very best
savings bank ye, e'rsblished-one that
receives deposits daily and hourly, with
no costly machinery TO manage it. The
idea OF saving is pleassn, one, and il The
women would inbibe Of once, they would
cultivate and adhere 10 it, and thus many
when they are not aware Of il. would be
laying the foundation for a competence
security in a stormy time, and shelter on
a rainy day. The woman who Sees 10
her own house has large field 70 save in
and the best way 10 make her comprehend
il is for her 10 keep an account Of current
expenses. Probably not one wife in ten
has an idea how much are the expendi-
tuIes OF herself and family.
Where from one 10 two thousand dol
lars are expended snnuslly there is a
chance TO cave something, if the sliemp,
is only made lie, the housewife take
the ides-sc, upon ,t-snd strive over it
and she will save many dollsrs-psrhsps
hundreds-whereb before she thought it
impossible. This is duiy--noi prompt
ing OF svsriee-a moral obligation that
rests upon all-upo1 the women 90 well
as men, bul it is duty, we are sorry to
say, that is cultivated very lille, even
among those who preach the most. and
regard themselves as examples 10 most
matters. "Teach the women 10
save" is good enough maxim 10 be in
serted in the next edition OF Poor Rich
ards Almanac"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-10
Eastern Story.

The following beautiful story is worthy
10 be laid up in The memory OF every one;
A poor Arab travelling in the desert
met with spring Of clear, sweet spark
ling water.
Used as he was only 10 bracksh wells,
such wSter as this appeared to bis simple
mind worthy OF a monarch and filling his
leather bottle from The spring, he deter
mined TO go and present il 10 the caliph
himself.
The poor man travelled long way be.
fore lie reached the presence of his sover-
eign, and lsid bis humble offering a, his
feet. The caliph did not despise the liz
,le gift brought to him with so much
trouble. He ordered some OF the water
10 be poured into cup, drank it, and
thanking The Arab with smile, ordered
him to be presented with srewsrd. The
courters around pressed forward eager TO
taste of The wonderful water but TO the
surprise Of all, the csliPh forbade them to
touch single drop.
After the poor man had quilted the roy
al presence with light and joyful heart,
the caliph turned to his courrIers and thus
explained the conduct:
During the travels OF the Aarb. said he,
the water in his leather bottle became i'm
pure and dstssteful. But il was an offer
ing OF love. and as such have received
il with pleasure. But well knew ina,
had | suffered another TO psrtaEe Of it. he
would not have concealed his disgust and
therefore, forbade you 10 touch the
drsught, lest The heart OF the poor man
should have been wounded"
The &C, Of the csliph was worthy OF a
Christian gentleman. Read the story
. over again. think about il and try 10 re-
member il when some one, more simple
minded than you are, exposes his igno-
rance while trying TO do you service
II you laugh and make sport as The
courtiers would have done, you show
yourself 10 be no gentleman nor a Chris
,ian, The truly great are kind TO the
humblesL lis The mean man who treats
the lo~ly with contempt
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-10
SHEPHERDST0WN JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. SATURDAY
The Wrongs OF Women.

We have seen wives prepare extra din
ners with their own hands. put the last
touches to neat toilette, carefully re.
move every speck Of dust or litter from
the room, and cit down TO wait, hoping,
for this once at least. for puncIuslity. But
no; the fire would die out, the little deli
cacy would lose lis flavor, the light grad
uslly fade from the bright and expect nj
eyes. and the aspect Of even inanlmate
objects seem 10 have become changed, be-
fore the husband, thoughIless, indifferent,
or both, would return Ii is not in hu.
man nature 10 sustain gaieiy snd cheer
fulness under such circumstances, ard
even the effort 10 do so would seem so
forced and unnstursl as to take away the
charm. IL is easy TO talk OF keeping con-
s,anlly on hand supply Of smiles and
pretty dresses. but The wife has her own
share OF cares, troubles, and snnoyances,
mostly of that petty kind which are the
hardest of all others 10 bear; and If she
does her best to sink them out Of sigh, in
her husb sbanG's presence, and tries TO pre-
serve. for his qualification, an illusion OF
her youth and beauty, the effect deserves
a, least the recognition Of kind considera-
ton on bis part. Women can endure,
and have endured much but we doubt
if il is required Of them 10 spend the day
in an rksone round Of domestic duies,
and then 81, patient and smiling, until ten,
eleven, twelve. or perhaps one and two
O'Clock at night, waiting for a husband
who will not acknowledge that he has
done wrong; who would add threats and
anger to his neglect al a word OF reproach;
and who considers himself amenable 10 no
tribunal for his conduct towards his wife;
so long as he keeps himself out Of the
reach OF msn-made law. The mystery
Of men spending their evenings from
home is, unfortunately, one with which
wives have very lille to do. II begins
with parents who permit boys TO stay out
a, night, ignorant of where they are, or
The sort Of company they keep; it acquires
its destructive fascination, not by crafty
ing simple and natural tastes, but by de-
slroying ,hemo and substituting in their
place a craving for mean, sensual, and
selfish pleasures. This is the true mys.
terry. We ask men themselves If it is
not so
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-10
THE BEAUTIFUL LAND
BY MILFORD

We hear of beautiful land,
OF beautiful land far away:
Where the skies always bright,
In this land Of delight.
And blest spirits in happiness stray,
Midst beautiful flowers,
In Amarsnth bowers,
Away in thi; beautiful land.
We hear of beautiful land,
OF a beautiful land; tits where
The suns golden beams
Kiss the life-giving streams,
And sweet perfumes are waited on air
And the fair flowers grow,
Where the bright waters flow,
Away in this beautiful land.
We hear of beautiful land,
OF beautiful land above;
Where bright harps are ringing,
And glad angels singing,
Their anthems Of praise and flove;
Whose melody swells
Thro' beautiful dells,
Away in that beautiful land.
We hear Of a beautiful land.
Ola beautiful land so bright;
Where the weary at rest,
In this land Of the blest,
In this beautiful land Of delight.
There, there is our home
Oh, happy we'll roam
Away in that beautiful land.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-10
Nicely Caught,

At a masked freman's ball in New Or
leans week before last. q gay aid hand
some man who had refused TO take his
wife TO the ball on the plea Of business,
was much struck by stranger, lacy in
a mask. On her he exerted all his fssci
nation
"Oh, sir, you quite pu, me out with
your fsltery! suspec. you are mar
ried man." said the lady.
mo, indeed, bu, | confess willing
ness to get married since have had The
pleasure Of seeing you," was the gallant
reply.
"Indeed! but you have not seen my
face yeti"
mo. but know it is beautiful. The
exquisite grace that accompanies every
thing YOU do end say tells me as much. T"
"Injeed!"
81 think so; bu, you will no longer de-
ny me ,ha, satisfaction for assure you,
lady, am deeply in love-"
'Indeed!'
"It is true. Until me, you tonight,
women have looked 10 me homely and
commonplace"
"Oh, you are jesiing."
"Indeed am not."
"And you never loved any before"
"Never! Your sex appeared TO me al
ways deceitful. and my hear, refused
them sll sympathy. but for you feel
passionate attraction | have no power or
inclination 10 resist"
"Csn this be ,rue!"
alt is indeed"
"And you wish 10 zee my facet
81 am mad with imps'ience. since j,
will be the only face my heart will ever
mirror. L, has not upon II now rival
impression"
"You are go persuasive | can no long
er deny the pnvilege-look" and the
mask was removed.
1t was his wife!"
"Ths devil y said the discomhtisd
Benedict, indulging in prolonged wh"'
tie.
"Ob, no my dear; only The lace that
has no rival impression 10 your hea'i.
"Ssy. Mary. let's call il square aod 60
home"
II think we'd better" .-,
And they went.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-10
Special to the People of ShepherdStown.
THE LATEST!
Great Excitement.
Something Extraordinary.
NEW FIRM! NEW GROCERIES /!
NEW PRICES
In lieu Of The long demand Of the people
Of Mepherdsto,on,
KNOTT l. PENDLET0N,

[JAVE just received from the eastern markets,
Ill large and varied assortment of Groceries,
which having purchased cheap tor Cash, they
stand pledged to supply the good people OF
Shepherdstown, with everything in their line,
promising to satisfy in regard to goods and Pri-
ces As an assortment, we have
FL0UR-sll grades-S6 so, 81 so, and s9,-
so per bbl., Offall, Corn Meal, Prime Herring,
50 90 per bbl., cheaper than the cheapest.
BACON-Snoulders l6 cts, Hams sugar cur
ed, 25 c:s, best Rio Coffee, 25a30 cts, best Gun
powder Tea 0OaS2 so per ID, Sugar l2ial5,
Moasses 60asl 90, per gallon, Rice - cts,
Lard % cts, Candles 80 cts, Starch II l-2 cts,
Concentrated Lye 25 cts per box, Water Crack
ers Is, Soda do. l6 cts.
Also Nutmegs, Gloves, Cinnamon, Mace,
Vinegar, Pepper, Fancy Toilet and domestic
Soaps. Segars, Tobacco, Carrots best Scotch
Snuff, Coal and Crystallzed Oil, best Family
Fine Salt. Also choice variety OF Confec-
tiops, such as Candies, Figs, Nuts, Jumbles.
ETC, etc. Also Lemon Crackers, Cheese, prime
Pickles, Raisns, Currants, Apples, Prunes,
Scotch Herring, Bologna Sausage, Dried Beef,
Lemons, Matches, Backing, Beeswax, Soda,
Stove Polish, Lamp Chimnies, Wicks, &c. In
fact everything usually found in we'll ap-
pointed Grocery Store.
We respectfully ask the public TO give US a
call, confident they Will be satisfied in the hon,
est conviction they will get value received, and
upon our part that we have done our duty to-
ward the public in selling prime goods, Cheap
Our facilities are such that we are constantly
receiving additions TO our stock from the cheap
est eastern markets, thereby always having an
advantage in selling al the lowest market pri-
ces.
KNOTT & PENDLETON.
Nov 90 1860 ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-10

TIE EFFEcr.-An exchange says a
neigbbof who had rePesIsdly been urged
by some female aequsintsness to accom-
pany them TO skaiing pond, "a, ls.t YIELD
ed. no longer able 10 resist the bIsndi.h.
menis Of bis bewilehipg lormeniors. He
went. de said he put On pair of skstes
and struck boldly ou,. and The next thing
be was himself in bed. The minister Sit
ting beside him singing psalm, the doe
lor couriing bic vile, snd the undertaken
measuring him for walnut coffin.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-10
Lumber! Lumber

THE undersigned is now receiving an
other lot of choice Lumber Of every
description. He will constantly keep on
hand at his Lumber Yard in Shepherds
town. large and general assortment OF
White and Yellow Pine Plank. Joist and
Scantling. Also prime lot OF sound
POPLAR PLANK,
of all widths and thickness, suitable for
Cabinet purposes, &c.. also
HOOP-POLES. CYPRESS IND
OAK SHINGLES, &C., all Of which
will be sold upon reasonable terms for
Cash. TOWNER SCHLEf.
August 8, 1868. Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-10
DR.. J. F. HARTGROVE,
Mechanical and Operative,
DENTIST.

OERSONS favoring DR.. II. with their conf
L dence may rely upon his utmost endeavors
perform all operations in the best possible
ranner, and a liberal remuneration will be ex-
racted for the same.
Rubber Plate work done at Baltimore prices.
One permanent set, S2o
One permanent double set. 30
Temporary sets, each. 10
All operations pertaining TO the Dental
,iructure in proportion.
I will visit SHEPHERDSTOWN on the
9th of every month, at which time applications
IT work will be received.
To those uLacquainted, references from North
Carolina, my native State, and other States
here have practiced, can be produced.
All work warranted for twelve months.
H Office on Shenandoah Street, Horper's
Gerry. June l2-ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-10

A little boy and girl had been caution
ed never TO take lbe nestegs when gath
ering the eggs. but one evening The girl
reached the nest first, seized an egg and
started for The house. Her disappointed
brother followed. crying. "Moiher !
Mother Susy she's been and got the
egg the old ber measures by ~