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y Mrs. Carteton looKe0' is.11s
doctor. al g fasal a4ssss 2s'i iaa4s.
4e..You ats id earnest y she said, IL s I,
calm. firm way. 3s,El .sssa1afa asijlii.i
x,.Wholly iu earnest. madams I found
you al hour ago. in SO weak state that
to lift your hand was an exhaustive effort
You are sitting erect. now, withnevery
muscle rightly strung. When vM your
carriage come home T., s.gati
He asked the closing questions abrupt
ly. ~ .n4I .re.{ b4 ssgs st.5t.',9sEsu
"To-morrow, = was replied. =.
..Then I win not call for you. BUT =: +
He hesitated. ...a /. ;iae t6ss. ssas
..Say on" doctor. - 9s.
..Will you take my prescription 2 ':lia !
Yes" SAL 4 5asFs
| There was no hesitation. 1isA sllts'
You must give that sick woman = ride
into the country. The fresh. pure, bios
SOM sweet air will do her good. may, In IN
deed, turn the balance Of health in heE
favor.7 Don't be afraid Of Mrs. MeFlim.
sey." ',g''.'. 9s.jsY3 5if a.a, !. !. Il, ia
..For shame, doctorl But you are toe
late in your suggestion. !. Pmaqdite ahead
Of YOU = o''. .'' I..' , .'..' s. 6 { :
/ ..Ah il, what respect I" = E. ! !, I.
"That drive into the country is alread, lr
q settled thing. Do you know | am il
love with that baby 7" ,..4 Il .ssssq es4t
1 "Othello's occupation's gone. ! ssee.'
replied, the doctor. rising. qt.Bnt i ma!
visit you occasionally asa friend.I pre-
sumo, if not as a medical adviser = = s s.
I cas- my best friend. always. said Mrs
4 Carleton. with feeling. '.You have le'
me out Of myself and into happiness an
I have settled the question as to the fa
; ture. It shall not be as the past" ri
il And it was not. sssw s.a $3.50 - ias
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-09-29
THE TEAR oFaGRAr1rUDE.


q There is gem more pearly bright, ii5a.
More dear to Jmercy's eye,s.e.l3 .soaaH 81
Ihan loves sweet star whose mellow light
First cheers the evening sky;
A liquid pearl that glitters where q
No sorrows now intrude;
A richer gem than monarchs wear
The tear of gratitude.
But meier shall narrow love of self
Invite the tribute forth, efFs,ffg<.
Nor can the sordid slave Of pelf ;..s s
Appreciate its worth 81 80. s ~.
But ye, who stop the widows woe, ,,~.
And gave the orphan food,
For yop this liquid pearl shall flow, 49,,
The tear of gratitude. .s -. !. 4 (.
Ye who but slake an infants thirst '''.'e
In heavenly mercY's name, ~
Or proffer penury, q crust ~ =. !. ine.,do
The sweet reward.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-09-29

houses and passeo 1.-The doctor to
the second sstoryag Tohisilight tap at the
door . Woman'savoice said: ,@es
-.Come in. ,t-a
The door was pushed open, and the doc
tor and Mrs. Carleton went in l.s The room
was small; aud furnished IN the humblest
manner, but the air was pure and every
thing looked clean and tidy. Tn . chair
with pillow for support sat 2 pale ema- an'.
ciated woman. whose large bright eyes
looked up eagerly at so unexpected q Sis-
itor as the lady who came ia with the doc
tor. On her lap baby was sleeping. as
sweet and pure, and as beautiful 2 baby
as ever Mrs. Carleton had looked upon.
The first impulse Of her true woman's
heart, had she yielded to it, would have
prompted her to take it in her arms and
cover it with kisses.
The woman was too weak to rise from
her chair. ~ she asked Mrs. Carleton to
be seated In tone Of ladyalike self-pos-
session that did not escape the visitor s
observation .assaia SOS :esz 1855 xa
How did you> pass the nightf Mrs.
Desile Z" asked the doctor. s:sis@:sli .
d..About as usual" was answered in a
calm patient way. and she even smiled as
she spoken ID sess 70 sss'5.h 81 ,.'s
..How about the pain through youl
back and shoulder p .7'i.s+ S,''.9 '01
ut may have been . little easier: = - 5,
..'You slept7'. 5aa ;es. ,alq i sai4
/ ..Yes. sir. = 4raat 10 s5ad All otni - iai
"What Of the night sweats o. % ssss5s
az don't think they have diminished
any -. '. -. .a:g ,.... ls...sF ,.t..sso
The doctor bent his eyes, on the hoor
], and sat in silence for some time. Th'
heart Of Mrs; Carleton was opened toward
the baby. and it was a baby to make it
I way into any heart She had forgotten
in the presence ofsthis wan and waste
mother, with asleeping cherubon her lap
all about her own invalid state. saess.'o'
! II will send You = new pedicine, sal sai
the doctor, looking up then speaking I
!. Mrs. Carleton, he added
..Will you, sit bere until T visit two {
j. three patients in the block r ysa zsi.a.
r 20, certainly land she I resched OF
: her arms for the baby. and removed It I
gently from its mothers lap that. its 50
d slamber was not broken, ,,. @ ~ .i3'ag 80.
q When the doctor returned there h'
). been tears in Mrs. Carleton's eyes. 81
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was still holding the baby. but now re
|signed the quiet sleeper to its mother. kiss
ling it as she did So. He saw her lool
with tender, meaning interest at th.
white, patient face Of the sick woman. snd
heard her say. as she spoke word or two
in parting ia ea,ig 50 80 8 ss,
os"I. shall not forget you" agad ssa9H
THAT'S a sad case, DOCTOR" remarked
the young lady, as she took her place il
the carriage. '''..a 7'''''
1T is. But she is sweet and patient. y
II saw that and it filled me with sur
prise. She tells me her husband died a
year ago." na.1a ssl ). e,1s
ss"Yes."ss5 esa b s5.tsis :, 20 avs saia.
"And she has supported herself by
shirt making" ri - q a1:': a., i3sa
eyes. %" 9 'isi Ts73 1tas''l IS . ie ~
but that she has become too feeble for
work. and is dependent on a younger sis- j !
ter, VINO earns few dollars weekly at
book folding 20, esats.s., ); :, !. 80,
1.-The simple story. believe. ;, sa@ the
doctor.
Mrs. Carleton was IS silent for most lost Of the
way home; but thought was busy. She
bad had seen m q e phase Of life that touched her
heart. :.ae 8,as, rst.s=.s 49,.
al5'ei|You are better for this ride" remark
ed the doctor. as he handed her from the
carriage 4li4ss sas e!dA .esf'laq q e.ios.
"I think so." replied Mrs. Carleton. i
There has not been SO finc color On
your face for months ''-s '..'is..2 - s''aa
They had entered Mrs. Carleton's ele-
CANT retidence. and were sitting in one Of
her luxurious parlors. ieee.aed .sy
''shallI I tell you Why 7" added the doc
Eor.. f3si.fs iaJs gess f5s2iz 4svaa ais.ss~
. Mrs. Carleton bowed. asi sst4i y,
90 lyon have. had some healthy heart
beatesN -.sad. ;saa ssss34s .iaI9sal s.i
She did not answer. aeais'
k1Sfa
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-09-29

dccked orchards, the doctor bore his pa
tient, holding her all the while in pleas
ant talk. -'' - '.' go
How different, this. from the listless
companionship drives taken by the lady
in her own carriage-a kind of easy vi.
brating machine. that quickened the slug.
glish blood no more than a cushioned
rocking chair. iss''Tsa at;ssaS
Closely the doctor observed his patient
He saw how erechy she continued to sit
how the color deepened in her face, which
actually seemed rounder and fuller; how
the sense of enjoyment fairly danced in
her eyes. 49, fs H. -s..4ls -.
Returning to the city by different
road, the doctor, after driving through
streets entirely unfamiliar to his compan-
ion, drew up before q row Of mean look
ing dwellings. and dropping the reins,
threw open the carriage door: and stepped
upon the pavement, at the, same time
reaching out his hand to Mrs. Carleton.
But she drew back, saying: go aa 49,
What is the meaning Of this. doctor?'
II have patient here and want you
to see her." :
"Oh, no; excuse me-, doctor. I've no
taste for such things = answered the lady.
Come. I can't leave you alone in the
carriage. Ned might take a fancy to walk
off with you"
Mrs. Carleton glanced at the patient
old horse. whom the doctor was slander-,
ing, with a slightly alarmed manner.
"Don't you think he will stand. doc
tor?'S she asked, uneasily. s5 aa5 ..s,as
s'"He likes to go home, like others of
lis tribe. Gomez" and the doctor held
tut his hand in i persistent way. s9 aa'
Mrs. Carleton looked at the poor tene-
ncnts.. before which the doctors carriage
lad stopped. with something Of disgust
nd something Of liipn.9 q ~ go
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-09-29
Baltimore Female College,
63 St. Paul street.

THIS Institution, incorporated in ls49, and
Il literally endowed by the, State Of Maryland
In 1860, affords Boarders and Day Pupils
every advantage for acquiring thorough and
accomplished education. 1t is situated on st.
Paul street, in retired and pleasant neigheor-
hood, and has cost for its buildings, apparatus,
furniture and appointments, $40, 600. OF 2lo
Graduates of the College, 80 have become
Teachers, and in lucrative positions in Female
Colleges, High Schools, Academies, &C. y. ~.
The 24th Annual Session will open on I'd
Monday in September, under the following
sa FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION
lRroE n c. Brooks, LII. D., Ancient Lam
gue9es. .sf &c. SO,
sProf W. C. Trueheart, A. NJ, Mathematics,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-09-29

4 Maria Ann had recently determined TO
lgo to picnic 5sTThaS ssov
MaisADnI Il ny ws;lsInfSse51atel
She had planned II 70 goalons, 30 far Is /
was concerped, on that picnic occasion !;
but when LIApEd abouts 8 determined to
assisss. She RIeteudsd she Eas esxsglad
and believe abe vas,,.TssIt. w;lf do. You
good to get away from your J work o,a o,a dsy.
poor fellow. she said. 'sand W. so much
enjoy The t66f 4nofni6f ride Up MgIars.
and dinner in ths(wooSds.N a .au
On thatu1emotablS day MirisNnn got
up at five o'clocka .Aheui itkfsh1 1hinutes
later she-disturbad ny yxlumhensnd told
me to come to breek fat 4 7 eql4 her I
was not hungry. bnt Il didn'r mako 1 hit
Of ai6areneea bad to- GET pp..5I s.. .san
was Up; 1 bad 7 np idea tbe apa began In
slness % early las N tho morning ~ 6as hesa
Nov. . said Maria Y AIN IN " Y. ssss&ieI sSss&sieI
around, for the cars start 1t lhalf 1D2Sp s 81
Bat all the breakfast you csn!a III fa76n
wort get anythiag' inSfs lbofofesIoSHacd
81 eoald not est a1ythi1Eat thsg gtistfal
thsfmorning, Ind. lit xasej jaStsas wslhif
cenld not t~ IhadAlld c0nld dsssi.E EIleso
vas 'ce ;to be poqnded tQiga aroseh ~
pale 9t ICE cream ]. /. md the saaa aEiShea ee
be cut, and ], tbpughtI never could, esf
the legs Of The chicken fixed 90 t6at Z could
put the cover "a the bi4 Basket. sff,sSc
Ann flew iarouhd and piied u69 lthe 1Rff66J5Bs
r31o Gao Sxssd n znfASs -. hsss
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PrRssuAs1vr TO MArrnHl1lmosY.-"You rHll Y You

PERsuAsIvE TO MArR1MoNY. .-;-..Y You
ought to marry. .i4 iyees4 ~ Fsfi3 t!a
Never, aaas. 81 Issts,,l. - Esr.z.
IL know good girl for you."
..Let me alone. "ts' ~ g'.sssss.'fe''
t'sshe is young" 5ali ts '1.. -'.',''.i
Then she is sly, u ,l..r
Beautiful" t......s.e,..f Iii s, s 49,,
..The more dangerous. s4 IS 81
..Of good family , so >.
A.,Tben she is proud. :" s.iiae
/ ..Tender hearted" sst.a
Then she is jealous. ~
..She has talents" ...,f,ae Il, !.
ITO kill me. - = s7.s ..3
..And thousands Of dollars. e
/ .sIswiH take her." * ss'' = :
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-09-29
hheepI on . Psor Farm. =
nniksf6sas, MassI 9e 3

DUVP P0otyss
Dool farm will necessarily be- enctfhs@-
6ered. With shriarss. weeds and brush in the
fence, corners. Under ssch eonditie9s We
would says, to . farmer dyAo has stEepty'
dollars 81 upwards in cash Tor credit for +
it. and then let hin. borrow the amount.
if be. has to pay. ana per iGeptIA month Tor
it, invest irfn, "a many /! a1 ewes p9s older
than three years., as you can get for f9eS
money. Put them this summer, in such
field al We have described, and give them,
in addition to what they. can pick Up. 8
pint Of wheat bran and oatmeal daily. With
free access to water and salt. They will
first ..eo for'' the briars and clean them
out; every portion of that felaawili do
jtroddsa over usnd ovsr, lagain. ndsrthe
woods will, hare, no chance. Fold them
on that field during the winter and carry
to them feed sufficient to keep them thriyrl
ing. Get the eve Of . good buck in sea-
sonA Southdown would be preferable
and in the spring. if you hare luck. Chat
means if you .giYs them pyg2per. attention
and feed regularly you will raise more
lambs than you have ewes. The money
will be more than doubled, aud sthe wool
aud manure win pay for their feed and. in
terest. In the spring you may. put that e ',t
field id corn, with the certainly Of getting
fifty pei, cent. increase Of crop, AIpseri-
can Agrtcultursst. s44 0sse assss8sysiA Z ~
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-09-29
a. ABoarding School for
1efos Young Ladies.

H,HE Miss Neales will open, at ssMount Air, -
u On the first Monday in September, q Board
thg School for Young Ladies, All the branches
Of q thorough English Education will be taught.
together with French, Music, Plain and Fancy
NeedleHork, &C. They win be assisted by two
Young ladies of ability and experience. The
strictest attention will be paid to the Education,
r.fERMSs MSsNODERATE, and it will be strictly
feauired that one half of the charges shall be
paid in advance. In the case of two Pupils
ftom the same family deduction will he made.
For further particulars apply to ..@9
Miss JENNIE NEALE,
July 81, sl87I-td. - Port Tobacco P. o.
Ez101NING EsTAR pITTERS for sale Il
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.

.sfu. ANNAPOLIS, MD.
JAMES n. GARNETT, M. A., Principal.
HNHE next Session of this Institution, found
- ed 1854, begins on the
FIRST WEDN ESDAY.I OCTOBER.
= a full Collegiate course is organized with a
Faculty Of seven Professors and three Tutors.
Charges for entire scholastic year $3.50 90.
Several State scholarships vacant
For further particulars apply for Catalogue to
~ Prof. w. Fl. HOPKINS, -4.
,.s,s Secretary Of the Faculty, 1'.4
Aug. 4, l871-2m. Annapolis, Nd.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-09-29

Gz,,"Mr. Jones, you said the defend:
ant was honest and intelligent, What
makes you think so3 Are you acquafnt-
ed with him p 2 ..;,,.., ,.s,.xz.s
/ 5's.No,, Sit. 1 have never met him: - -.
s.Why. then, do you. come to such ! !
conclusion p 2. s's's3 - ''.'''ss' :. ,'s,'..'.
..Because be takes ten newspspers and
pays for themsin advance.e .A ssis a'.l
Verdict for the defendsntsssgs IN .tsasoi'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-09-29

ETOue drop of ink ,xjll aekpa,,a,
whole glassful Of xatas- So ull one eviI
communicatioBmeees wiJle heart foul.
seisisiv e~--7-ss - sssesib Nv
I'D Re praised net tfpf ypus, aaaDGtasnA
hnt feFs syopE virtues ~ ssslsl.o lssss sassalasau
| e IvDOgs seat dsdtSas -islg g"dIsk
natural teeth. .Hs's''ess
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