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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-03
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
FOR the Week Ending Friday, September l.
MORNING STAR OFFICE. 1917,
Saturday Morning, September i'i.

Z
Saturday Morning, September = 49,
,, w. left the market at the time Of our ias' for
mort ruling at l4h to l5bc for ordinsTy sine, which
Kidding and . for strict mi ssInrSsS there
ssd n 10 one ns
nersed Monday midddg showed nm a" tts sales
c and "ths saes tuesday the wa.
sd s ~ Bales part which at or sdsS
at sS
Generally full prices but without any 70 about $50
hassasy the hs,e sai'i rrdaS with light opg
and q moderat. demand, the market univ I5u bales
fssy tho to sal'G ss ss
Follows Ordinary i4l to 15c good m s5s and
low mddiing 7 to 1ie TSe total sales the week
sum up 5 200 bales. o.. .noar viz: fair Ios
sT.AH AND m prime at IL yellow clarified dis l
to se t9y dsT Is to This are st T@i
at Is to sSo lSG rs so Sc golden syrup
F 2,IR-Superfine a IS; double extra e Cor choice
treble extra il w to s6 25 81 10 to 8 w per o'i
An SoasWe quote 60 to per bushel for miAe'
yellow and 70, sr ss s Ssr Sa.he Lous
quote 81 IS per 100 l sss per ton for prime
HAY-The trade is supplied AZ go p'' -,
and O tST ia hed at s4 s. per Dbl retail
at sl3 IS to ga uotsd At to TIC clear rib
sides a to $50, clear sides st 10 CIV
sell at lO IO4 and kegs at IL to lily
per Id. Nr.r-shoulders are quoted at 81 to ~
per DO BAcoN-wcsern commands 81 to 'os' ~
h. We ouote choice Western at 20 to esS onU 81
Z, osben At SO to $40, and common Northern AZ ~
PEE CANpLEs-we quote laac, 10 OF lSso'
| l51c, l6 OF l'Ac.
Money Market. ~
co,dIIo1to IIsa American half dollars loof W "
Mss,aTi;ne exchange i2IA to Ix2I francs 40 TO 4o
| Domestic exchange, to per cent pfeD'i"
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Catholic education, and the establishment
of infidel schools. II all these reforms
were not carried ont to the letter, 1T was
because the Spanish people showed them
selves determined to resist such outrages
to the death. We are now told that 70
rilla is confidently expected to continue
his work, J" and the expectation 10 now 1uiiy
confirmed by . dispatch from Madrid,
Cortez q remarkable explicit statement as
to his intended policy. To a certain ex-
tent, indeed, he would seem to aim at con-
citation. Thus, in the fret place, he pro-
fesses that it is in no wise his desire to dis
regard the sentiment OF the nation, which
not to he on other than good terms with
the clergy, nor does he wish to see the rela-
lions of Spain with the Holy See inter-
rupted. He ls most unwilling to deserve
the name of q prosecutor OF the Church,
and he is ready to do all il his power to
maintain u good understanding between
Church and State but (pity there should
be d but to spoil these fair prOfessiohs) but
at the same time he will on no account re-
linquish anything that the Revolution has
taken (rob6ed) from the Church.
| LEGISLATION, he fulfills his promise of bring
| ing in a bill for the REGULATION" of the
cemeteries. 1t is then the case that the
Prime Minister of King Amadeos ls. about
to secularize the cemeterics, 'With the 90
iect Of putting an end to the violent dis
putes thas have of late years arisen be-
tween the ecclesiastical and municipal au.
tho1ities." From under the white robe Of
coDciliation peeps out the eloven hoof Of
doctrinarism. The Catholics are to be vir'
tually deprived of their ancient cemeteries
the hal owed burial places of their fore
fathers, which must be consigned to desc
Grafton by the interment in them of tn.
enemies of religien-men who have formed
the sinister resolve of living ard dying thu
foes of God and of Holy Church, but irsis
on forcing themselves upon the Church
after death, although their Wondering re
mains will not rest in the keeping of goot
angels.-Idbtef.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-03

Few things in woman are much and so
universally admire a head of hair; but like other
good things the happiness of it, is without
it's proportion alloy of suffering for the constant
weight of the hair causes OF most exorucia
sess the hair enjoy effects of it's beauty and
the suffering, II iprising that msny ladies
adopt plan of buying human HAIR and weRrin
it OCCASION requires putting It aside when at home
street keeps such excellent stock ali shades of
human and sells IL ut such reasonable prices thai
We are not surprised at The immense amount of
business he dong this line He his also larEs
sOrtent vf ribbons trimmings, fancy goods and hats
Give him . call
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-03

NHw PUBLICATIONS." Bttoal Shc.n o tale by
Pynche O'snuph, highly interesting account Of the
rise New Orleans merchant who. by his energy and
we'll in his business that within few years he was
the hts largely Increased busness The
tale lates him at 40 Canal street but the
arc found al cur most streets
Ind.ed by their ne apparel they may DO recog nzed A.
factures iis own goods bssides having hand large
assortment OF imported clothing BY EsterIng 70 an
the hero doing. and what he proposes to DO o'
the public during the coming tall and winter.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-03

READY-MADE SUITS AND OvER-SKIRTs..
srs to be Running to the @iners and SothsrnS their
81 Their suits and overskfts whom those popular dry
goods merchants Mr.. n. L. Byrne Co.. corner OF OF
Nsgazine and jackson streets, have any number OF
them ready made They have cold immense OF
them during the past season and are now ne
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-03

We have often heard people talk about look
ing for the soft side upon which to ~, ssss
nap better TO s'sep Che &c We
would Certainly contract With %a%
% n tha s,de that We shoud choose MT Egan -
a. well repairer Of spring na .na mos
,no.s and excelsior mattresses. also OF saa are
an;Io bars Steamboats,, hotels and house'
sInnnied at short notice. See advertiSeme1'-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-03

DR.. Ricardo, who has been appointed Vicar
Apostolic of the Eastern Province of the
Cape Of Good Hope, was consecrated Bish-
op of Rhitymne, in partibus infdelium. in
st. Patrick's Church, Grahamstown. The
consecrating Bishop was Mgr. Allard,
Bishop Of Samaria, aud Vicar Apostolic IT
Natal and BasutOland.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-03

,MrcHANIcs' AND traders INSURANCE COM
This company, Of which that well known gentle
man MI Lloyd 4 Coleman, 10 president. and MT. D. Z.
White secretary one Of the 10 n sno y
feet and bene. 70 e. I'M 70 SSna
,.s~hsre in today STAR sufficient guarantees LOT
i sFsc,ent management which will. we feel assured
;anide ~ on in q long and successful career.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-03

,.nn,an, Which gives the gist Of the q eat scale
really worth reading Tae pssd aoS
aeyi5o thas they have only been competing 'S snc
patronage in ths city for short time
ceeaed admirably. be euIe eeio"> -
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As will be by notice eisew ansps2 Of Mag
DaniST Hack,pn streets Mr.. Dunlop promises ~ AZ
mes to furnish the purest and freshest ola patent
will also keep on hand 'uii puppy
medicIues p@rfumery, etc
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-03

Get your friends to subscribe to tue s.orv
before the 18th, as the beautiful Southern S,0..
of " Ellen Fitzgerald" will be commenced ~
its issue of that date.
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Get your friends to subscribe to the STAR
before the 18th, as the beautiful Southern story
Of ELLEN Fitzgerald" will be commenced in
its issue of that date.
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Call at the STAR Office before ordering JOB
work elsewhere.
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Attention is directed to our special notice
column.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-12-02

eur delegates to mature their judg-
sent NV the important rotations
that exist between Northern and
Southern Democrats.
We ,ruSt sn immediate action
will BE- had ON 30 vital q subject,
for We believe that all minor differ.
ences can be 80 adjusted rs to bring
AL tho truo men ofboth sections to
Il clear and definite understanding
with each other, and We trust the
Pr"sS Of Ni4RiaNippi will sanction
this pronositiOA Of Mr.. Voorhees,;
AMI rndeNvor to promote its con
aummation. 1t is true this will
double the work tho Democratic
party has 10 do, but who woRld not
be willing to make such = sacrifice
TO secure u united opposition to the
rule or ruin party now in the s"-
csndGnt.
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TIM vs..

Again, a. tho approaching winter
demands Of our people \ rCcoEni
tim Of the. wants Of the State chill
dren at laudsrdalo, the Officers o.
tho Home make an appeal TOR ~
uistAnce, which should DO respondea
to, from every nook and corner Of
the Ntate. Without any invpAtrd
/ I'd to suppl. the ,Hssenities con.
tihually arising, tho institution has
depended altogether on t~he::enerSies
Of its protectors and tho SympSthies
of the people. II lis a p~rocsriou'
reliance, ana unless ::oftcn brought
~ she Wo,iee Of::our GilitehE, thi'
matter will DO forgotten or Aeglec-
vel. At the cominE:ssEUion Of the
Legislature, somO meaSurea.. should
he taken to- provide againSt any
H"dicu emergency - MOanwh bile, 81,
our people should give though,
to the comfort and welfare of the
Orphans. and while they think,
thoy should act. Let \, genera!
Christmas contribution be collected
@II Sver the:Stato and torwardod
10 "Thc Home" mol lot us stO,,
krrS; hut continue the good work
throughout the Winter.
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Administrators Sale OF
:n. LAND. : 80

DT,virtus and in pursuance Of = deere
- ofthe chAnCPty coHrt VI NO1uhss c0uA'
y. MississippiN4At the October Term, 4. h
1891. thereof, the undersigned Adminl'',s
tor u the estate Of William BrVwn o.
esAsrl. WIN en-
SATURDAY, JANUARY eth, 1879
between the hours prescribed by lGw, fr'
coed 70 sell before the court-bonss deer y
tn town VI Macon in said county 81 Psb,e
suction to tho highest bidder for cash; J,
following described piSSes Or parcels a
land lying and being in aAid CauAty. te'In'
the NEt and the WI ~ the SET 81 Ssctla
20, aud the NWi . aSctioA IS, SlliH 'Ova,
ship Is, north ofrAngS Is aast, which Nv
land is known az the William Brown Pil'
and wSat Of CrSAfOrd'S bridgN across AeI.'
bee River and wherein said dseadsnt Nv.
NJ the time Of his death amp new BELONG
his estate. and will be sold 10 pay the ess'
Of the same. j. Il. tALLGOOp
Dsc2S-t Admini'tiAth
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OOySULTlyG con.
TEYTIO.Y.

& The Hon. Dan. W. VOORHEES, pro-
poses a Democratic Convention Of
all the StatcH, prior to the nqmina-
ting convention. Ills object sScmn
to be a consultation of Northern
and Southern Democrats, in order
To serSr" harmony and shape the
action q me National Convention.
This is wr4l; Al the present time
tas Sottth, the BeipQer9tic South, i.
not yell understood by Gar North
srn friends. 4a;s consritinS con.
veaUiOp vii pelmit US " iotOr.
change views aud opinions, ana 60
sure Aarm0 y h. slvancc, Mr..
yooEAee' proposes that the coAyen-
lion meet as sGrly ~ thc a94 pt
Estgd&r. W viii dts puly [. :
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HoWAET LopGK, M. LIS,
Free and Accepted hAsea.,

Free and Accepted hASSHH,
COskSWills, Mics, uct. Is, 1871. J
At regular meeting OF the above Ledge
a committee Was appointed 10 draft rssslu-
tiOns oppressive Of the sense Of the Lodge
.npoA thS death Of our deceased brother, J.
y. EoRRiSS:
WMEARAs, 1t has pleased the All-wiS'
Ruler Of the ChiverSe 70 call from his Ia
Dor here, 70 rep0se in the celestial Lodge
abovr, one of our Oldest and most esteemed
brothers, jobs u. Robbins, and there Is
nothing lsn the brotherhood hut to cypress
.ASir deep grief and esteem for his many
virtues aud respect for HE memory, be il
Resolved, That by the dsAth Of our bro
thor, John B. Robbins, HoWery Lodge is
deprived VI a devoted and faithful member,
his wife and faMily Of . most useful has
bAUd and father, AID society At large Of .
true And honest man
Resolved, That the members OF this
Lodge in their swn name, and in behalf Of
she Brotherhood At large, tender to his be-
reATed widow, his family and bis associates
their deep and profound SynpAthy in thar
al riion Aad the assurance Of our brother
y regard and protection;
Resolved, That she m"mbsrS Of this
Lodge wear the usual badge Of mourning
fer thirty days:
RSIolI'd, That a copy oi this preamble
and resolution be forwarded TO tae widow
Of our deceased brother; st.
Received, That the foregoing he spread
at large RpuA the minu.SS Of !Ais Lodge
And that the Macon Beacon be requested tU
publiSh the Ill
J. Il. SPAGKNAS,
ID. Y. DASCi.
X. ". BARNES,
CoAmi!teS.
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The Aberdeen KramiMrr has in
6IeAted its choice for tho sSIt Prcai.
dent by placing the nHne of Chas.
O'Connor At the head Of III edito-
rial column. While wS think any
proposition Of the kind from the
Southern Press is premature, NO
cannot but admire the choice Of
the Examiner, and fully endorse
all il can OF nay say Of the diotin.
Kuished gentleman it proposes an
7be successor Of Eco. Francis Trains
gigantic sell" Chas. U'Gonnor
is one Of natures nohlcmSn ; he
has earned thiA title by an uNapOt-
ted career in the midst Of all stages
OF political corruption he has nov
or d"scended from his high estate f;
never dAbblCd in the lower depths
OF that rottenncss which has made
New York Il by-word and = scorn,
unloss it was to sxpoSe the uhAdult.
Grated, %Anblnahiug FllSiny. of those
who stir the political eRldron.
The unblernishsd purity Of his
character, his ack nowlodssd s4ecu.
ability, CmineRtly fit lin for
the administration ofa purOr gov
ernment than #oul% fall into his
hands, if elected. The integrity Of
"thc old Roman" As. the EEam!~tr
Aptly calls him, wonld oySrAwc the
Thirsty cormorAnts who warm At
.ths Capitol, and ga'hsFt there ia
their place, men instead Of'bsssta Of
prey. The effect Of having such n
lnAn rs tho Executive Q! the nation
would DO almost magical. On the
whole, Notwithstanding gar respect
for Con. Hancock, We would prefer
O'Connor. We think a civilian
would do more good al this time
than 3 hero. We have heard il
tagge"tcd that perhaps DO was not
U,igiblc % account of his birth.
ThiH, wethink, is . mistake. Chas.
U'Cnnnor, We believe, was born in
the city OF n. York Of Irish parents.
lie, sAt even HE present eminsnce,
not only by HE splcndi talents but
nv his i%ncOrrnptibla integrity. 1t
j. = little singular that three Of the
best and most sscqnplbhsd IPwyprs
of y. York city, V'ConnoF, @'Gor-
ma" and Bray sAYuIs boast the
,Hame nationality s4yi. nsAr!y tue
same CmipePcs N tseir i'~rQCession,
rs we'll o. in moral charaeter. We
would hail tho nomination Of. ghas,
O'Conpor, As indicating . new Era
in politics, for Asls inv nan TO keep
At kay tho jApkab Elip disxraee a
government, already sSOk 4m1dw
:" cORWapS ths EsAi Eea,ssl af
avn a sss"prI' O'srsr, 49,.
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Attachment notice.

The State Of Mississippi
No1ubss County,
In She Justices Court, Beat No. 1 Of said
County.
Nancy Purdy, Attachment and =.
W. GArniRhnent for
Mary Parks. 49,. SIS 90
WHEREAS = writ Of attachment and
w garnishnisnt was Issued, in the above
case. against the estate us. A. CAuipbsll,
HArnishSs. for the suM of $500 r~sturnSble
to tho Justice's Court, Beat NO T., Of said
county, on thu fourth SATURDAY in Dscem-
berj A. d., 1871.
Notice is hereby givsn that unless the
defendant shall appear nj Ahe said time 81
my Office in said UrAt and Answsr she EN-
plant uf said plAintiS, judgment will he
rendered against him and the Effects in the
karnisher'I hands will be disposed Of TO-
WArdI the satisfaction Of SAid PLAINTIFF
debt, interest and all costs.
In Il stimonv whereof, | hAvS h~crsunto
set my hand and seal this 10Th day Of NJ
Vcmber, A. d., 1871.
". II. PCCKETT. [SEAL.l
Justice of the Peace.
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For Tho Beacon
ADVENT.

Sion awake! Tut on thy strength,
Thy tunSful harp accord,
Arise with noblsr songs and new
To greet thy coming Lord. 8,
q, let thy anthems swell above
And minglO with the choir
OF Heaven. in redsemlng lave,
Nur qusnch the spirits Are!
Thine nltar deck with Olive spray, +,
With it thy walls AdOrn, )
Emblem ofpsAee-.T The prince Of Psasa'
lie comes. Delightful morn! :
lie comes to purge His temple from n
The base, corrupt, untrue
Descending saints, arise in light,
CSat of the drOss III you.
Make haste! FOR his reception
Increasing grase implors;
Lest lie with holy wrath and scourge
Should drive you from the door.
any Fathers house. ahousO ofprAysr-'
q let il be ione other!
Nor ask "HhO comes" 20 enter here
lHA't mi'dIsdi 10 discover!
Sion arise! put on thy chHrmH;
FOR out Of thAs shall shine
More perir, 1 beauty, ysG unSseR-
That beAuty-All Divine.
No worldly pomp ofgOld and gems
J'poa Ills head he wears,
No g~ArthSnt. dyed 10 TyriAR hue,
No ki"Sly .cANser bsare
= =:% N".@A'.r Ss~rs~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-12-02

The fAGhor Of the frat ConiSdSr
ATE MoldiCr killed is in the poor
Aou"s at Pitt county, y. C.-Jack
soR Leader.
Ws intend 10 ascertain the trutl
Of the above, which W" copy from
Tho Jackson Leader OF Oct. 2jtk.
II it ia true, mcrited infAmy ana
nAmcless disgrace .houll ever rr'
Fhroud the hcArtlcHn--soullcn-
pOnniirSs pcoplo Of Pitt county. !
Il lie not true, Mr.. Leader will yos
please show your authority Tor pub
Itching 80 base a fAlSehood Aad
Islander.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-12-02

THE undersigned have opened a
= meat marked At hArG's old Atsnd
near the Post onics, and will regu,
Early apply their cunton ers with
Beef, Mutton, Pork, Kid and other
nests tho country aFords,' ,,
We will give tho highest market
price for stock in good order.
Terms positively cash,
HODGES'& SPAEN.
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A PAYERG

HAVIEG been elected to the eff's |"
IA sheriff and Tax Collector Of Nc1up'
county on the Tth day ~ November w,
and having made application TO the f"rI n,
Sherif!J G. Moore, for posIss.ioH o. ".
books, papers, &c., after HAVING y N
ly qualified, and nsing refused Po''es-a
Of the came. ] hsrnby notify all taI.IHG
that will recognize no receipt OF '' \"
Moore given for taxes from This date,
VI, y. ChNhuk
Sheriff Il Tax Collector Eo1ue'' ="
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NOTICE.

10y order OF The Board OF Supervisor
1)SEALED PROPOSALS., for The 1ur
chase Of the:
W Sc Sec. 81 r. "a Il. Is. and ii,
RI SE} Of Sec. s T. IL X. L. K. I'Is
1850 aeIs', the lands heretofore purchased d
N. hAhorner, BY toe county VI NsIubn
for Posr house PurpOscS, will 10 received
a. ths ONE Of ChAncSry Clerk, until Ia
hrat Monday in December next.
-TsrNs hall cash, balance 10 ~ month";
GEO. y. SMITH, CIt.
BOvlS
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FOX-TraP Prairie Land
TO A

Y WILL lease the estate OF W. D. Roy
4 kin. comprising go NcrSS cleared, 900
cultivated. 1t. A. good cotton lAnd ~ can
bo found in thi, section. 1t i. mbdividcd
into three pisces, with plenty q houNTs,
two ~ciItOrns and a bor~t we'll, a splendid
,A7d Screw. PAraiSA wishing ~
lease should nee this yeAr'S crop on the
place. Address or apply "
L. b. BOIKlN, ETr.
oT-2m CooksviIls, Miss.
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Tie ala.s u Mi.slsippi.

TIE siass q Mississippi,
ESxub4s COUNTY,
ChahssFy Court October Ts,u
[BsSl RsIAtS job u. Hninn M
IPsIitiUn reporting ERtsts Il; sAs
for sAlS. of land L, pAy dsb,A1 'h' u
To Gertrude Carr and her bu,b..i
W. Carr and EnMlA Biniou. r..t tn,
iasRs Of llrAISI county. po,,.o@a'hit l
o. City, State OF TvSML '' BY,
VOC and each Of you are c;,.a
Il pear b"fOrr the Chancerv S,nr, 70 y
county, at the next term thereof T., VI n;
At the ssurs-hsusC VI said count, % a,d
Town Of Macon, OR-thS - y u
ID, EONDAY in JANUARY Ia. .
y show cause, il any YOU can, vbS
iition VI Hiram J. and John BininS We y
i~atrAtor Of job II Binion, dsEe.,sJ slSi
Of tAs real estate, mentioned and ~
in said petition, TO pay the debt. nE,'ITtl
SeAArd, SHOULD not Be- granted, or a. o.
will be taken End held a cOnfs,.sd +. ~,
creed Accordinsit. SUD
|, Witnes. the hon. Thos. Chri.,i,,
sslIOr 4th ChihSery district, stata tiS
iMipPi. GkO. s, SN1TnHlN
Clark
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g. a.. = =
piled, mot until he cSaSsd to Be .
DONKEY" which brutal reply Sntirs-
" demolished Nr. Brake.
Now, Winnie, after yOu and Cain
have found & few more fOxss aud
hllisu, lot me advise You TO 60 il
partnership and set up 4 nSnAgs-
rio"
But pray. Winnie, said my
tormenicr after = pAuSS, what
wAS that ecmicAl trAnSlAtion that
Cain gave the other day that sent
Ida Winters OFT int silent CORVul.
sionE!"
| pouted and did not AnSwer.
. 40, yes, | remember BOW" Aba
continued, somebody asked some.
body the meaning oil pWlIII commit
iII~, and Cain said, 'pIrs isSd
tountrIs!' Oh h6, hA, hal"
Grace" said l sharply, al
think it downright uniriendly 10
you to laugh at Cain, especially to
my face, when you know how |
NtAnd affected towards hin, aud
what We are tO each other, and
what va hope to BE-. It is %eruel!"
Well, do YOU want me to tell
you what / think! l will tell yeu,
At the riSk Of being considered rudS,
| think"
al will Aot hsar you" said !,
putting my ingera into my ears.
40, yes, YOU shall, said che
grasping my wrists and fOrsibIy
holding my hands together. "Now
listen. think Cain Brake = com,
plets ninny and Winnie Ray net
very far behind him in some rec.
pscts. There now! WO will lay
Nisa Nancy on the shelf for the rest
Of tho evening, and with your.psr-
mission we will now rejoiR the
company and find ont how fast and
how far your unfortunate little fox
has travelled.
The aggrAvsting thing released
my hands and fairly dragged m"
back to the pGrlor.
Miss Bright monopoliEed Ar.
Winters the remainder Of the even.
ing and | saw him bat littlO.
| played on the piano only To-
.obligs Cain, who ia p~H,aionAtly fond
Of music, but lackSth gift OF distin.
gushing tunes. 1t is very angular,
cut l doubt il he knows tho "OId
Ship OF Zion" from the Glow Back
ed Car" or Old Hundred" from
Yankee Doodle" nor can he OK.
actly remember the titles Of differ.
ant piSceN, which cAusOS him 10
mako some very absurd mistAkes
sometimes. I can always under.
stand him, however, for when he
desired me to play tho "Wretch'S
Daughter" played tho "Wrecker'A
Daushter," aud for hiS "BournH,
parties March over Mount Ararat,"
| played Bonaparte's March "croHs
the Alps, When he requested me
ts ing "AidAummsr Nights Dream"
| sang, sleeping, | Dreamed Love"
When | played y SchottiS:hc, he
said it was i" Hop light, Ladies, "
and concluded by asking me to sing
+" Coming thro' the Rye patch"
Cain fingered at my side for hours
and when | retired that night i
was to dream Of him. Dear, dear
Cain Brake. lie pressed my hand
at parting and Whispered that |
Was his bright, particular star, hi'
beautiful, his own! .
The sweet fellow!
Ad;Cu for the present, dear Bes-
SiO,-wiIl tell you more about bin
in nv next.
Yours, lovingly,
WILLOW Book WINNIE.