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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ ROAD.-,Jn and after sEPTEmBEk III,
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond Ssun'
days e1cepted) az follows d..
$40 A. M.-MAIL TEACE for the White s1.
phur springs, connecting at Gcrdonsyiiie WE w
orange, Alexandria and Manassas train i3f
~ ashington aud North, aud Lynch9urg anu SCUM ".
$685. p. Nl.--ACC01nouhiiOH IhAiE rT :.
Gordon y:le, except Oh Saturday, gu ~hlc1 u!
leaves att 2. NJ. This train connects ri uo!doas
vile with tue night trains on the OranSe
dria and Manassas railroad Tor LII nCEboh'
and WASHINGTON. ,,.
I Through tickets, ut lo1 rates, sold TO 81 p'iaa
Northwest and Southwest. ..,.r
Storage tickets from Liverpool; tlueens.o,se,
Amsterdam, antwerp. Hamburg, H@Vte, ho.'e -
dam, Bergen. Copenhagen. Sc d Gothenotla ". W
All points on this road eau be bough. .! lGe Wv.
neral Ticket Agent a. kichmcnd, Or can ee VI
deI ed through any station sgent On tDesoiu; ~.
Further information may De oDLanea a. Nv
compauy's oihces.
No Passenger Trains are run on sund2ys:v
A. h. Percy,
e. General Superintendent
JAMES 3. GETHgRLAND, Geo1 Ticket Ag-
Oc II
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AUsTIS.-s Suddenly, on Monday morning, October
80, EMMA. only daughter OF Robert Ii. and Jane S.
Austin, aged years and months. s ..fe \
Tne funeral win take place from the residence OF
ncr parents, No. 302 South Fourth street. Brooklyn,
z. D., this "wednesday afternoon at two O'Clock.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend.
BAcnE.--Of typhoid fever at the residence Of his
mother, 23l East Thirty-second street, ON Saturday
night, October 2 JAMES PHILLIPS, second son or the
late James l. Bache IN the 32d wear OF his age.
The relatives aud friends OF the family are invited
10 attend his funeral. from st. John the Baptist
church, corner OF Lexington avenue ana Thirty
BENNB1T.-On Monday, Uctooer 30, WILLIAM BEN
NETT, aged 40 years, native OF the county
Monaghan, Ireland.
HIS relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence, 2l4
East forty-seventn street. on Wednesday, Novem-
Der !, 1871 at one O'Clock Y. M.
BERNHARD,-On Monday, october 30, AARON
BERNHARD, aged 81 years and IA days.
Ihe relatives and friends OF the family, 0nicerS
and members of Company b, Seventy-hrst regiment,
N. \. :. M, also the members OF the Seventy-irst
regiment Veteran Corps respectfully invited to
Thirty fourth street, TO- day "wednesday Novcm-
Der ], at ten A. M.
COMPANY, list RRerMESr, N. @. 8. N Y,l
NEW YORK. Oct 81, 1871. !
The members Of this command, active and honor
ary are requested to attend the lunera Oh OUT iao
beloved member Aaron Bernhard, from MS late
residence, 440 West Thirty fourth street, on Wedncs
day, November ], at ten A. NJ, In Citizens dress,
white gloves, Grape on left arm.
8. CURTIS, Lieutenant Commanding
*. h,,i - ossER, First sergeant 90 :, ,ons,r,,
BULkLEy.-On Saturday, october 2s, OF consump-
tion, after lingering illness, JAMES BuLKLEy, Jr,
aged A years. ).
Remains inferred In Greenwood. y
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The following liable shows the highest and lowest
pr1ces Of the principal stocks during the day:-
soUrHERN sECURIrIEs DrTl


The Southern list was dul with low prices for the
Tennessecs and South Caronas but was otherwise
steady, II not strong. The following were the clos
ing srreet quotations: s:-Tennessee ex coupon, 65h
90; do new, 65 66; Virginia, ex coupon, 60 cox;
do. registered stock, old, 40 62; do. sxes consou
dated bonds cox 81; do. sxes, deferred scrip, 25
70; Georgia skies, 80 "a; do. sevens 81 %; do
sevens, gold. 81 %; North Carolina ex coupon,
3ek q 81; do. funding, 1895, IS 80; do do, 1863
20 rs; do new, 10 q 20; do. special tax 16X lS;
Missouri s'aes, OAK s4K; do. Hannibal and st.
Joseph, eS ~: Louisiana sixes. 65 20; do. now,
90 o2; DO. evee sxes G5 . 70; DO. do. eights, rs
so do. do. eights 1885, 70 o 80; do. Penitentiary
sevens, 65 o 10; DO. railroad eights 75 80; Ala.
bama 6ves, 81 20; do. eghts, 90 100; do. etghts
Montgomery ana Eufala Railroad. 90 a 95; South
Carolina skies. 70 "a; do. new, January and july
SoA s9t6; do. do. April and october, 3s q so;
Arkansas skies, funded. 54 q SO.
sM8 r THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
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The quoiaons running 10 quality moi
more than half grade above grade anoted
The net ssSs'Is as The ports sum thus M
ton. l.l6s Wilmington, wi Norfolk, 9s25; Baimore,
l5; New rork ~ Boston, $40 Total 177e This day asi
freight closed as follows:To Liverpool bv steam, 7iSd
Ac TO Hamburg, by steam, Sd compressed. TO Bremen
by steam c gold, compressed To Baltic pors by SAIL Nc.
n &c. gold.
CoprRR.--Amercan ngot in moderate request only,
but prices sell sustained The sales comprised l50O6
lbs at Bike. 231gc per lb We quote: :Sheathns new,
BE- DID, 40 &C. nails, 3sc bolts, c yellow metal
sheathing, &c do. nails 24c., and do. bolts 25c.
FLOUR AND GRAIN Receips-Flour, 10 543 bbls wheat
6 III bushels; 6UJ do meal, 225 bags; OATS
650 bush rye, do barley 64Ss do The flour market
ruled dull but prices remained without noteworthy change
Sales $500 bbs Rye -four sold moderately, chiefly local
wants and were unchanged Corn meal quiet but
firm sales 700 bbs Fairfax and Coles county at City
sacked meal triee quoted al III 50 for coarse,
~ ~ for hne 81 54 for fine sed ST 65 for boted yellow
nd niurhol ed sxh tie nerl0 hs We nu0ia.
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Wheat dull and 2 lower, CLOSING At 81 1s VI 80 for
" IS bid FOR choice No The .a,es par, last even,ns
Chicago spring store, 81 70 81 81 for do anoa 81 81
81 Tor r.S Milwsnsss rn,s foS 81 .mSsr for
q IS " ~ fey white Corn wa. dull and lower Sales
scplions dull nominal Oats dull heavy
nj the opening but closed with better demand. saes
Ohio Barley was IN moderate request with sales Of s3 900
Canada Rye was quiet ssc Uc- bid for Western.
Sales l6, COO busleIs on private terms.
FREiGfTs-The market presented active appear
ance. but the business was comparatively small Rates
however firm, excepting gran, which closed
weak In the ciarterng business but little
pshcd. There fair call for suitable vessels for pero
ieupp tonnage being desirable but parties
rally were apart as 70 rates The enessemcnf: were'
boxes cheese 900 bales cotton, d 7isd and, By
sail, 1000 bushels wheat q sd; 1000 boxe. cheese.
: IIsd. TO London, 27Oo bushels wheat Al Cd. 16Oo
1900 bushels wheat at ssd bbls nour boo bbIs
rosIn, a The charters compriss:.A British bark 5000
10 Apjwep about 5000 bbls refined petroleum. b. British
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the government liss was strong In sympathy
with the upward turn in gold. but without Impor-
tant improvement or change In prices. The fol-
lowing were the closing street qu0tations:-Unit
States currency sixes, s1111< 111H; do do,
1881, registered, ll6A l15a<; do. do. cou-
pom. l161s 1854; do nve-twenties, regis.
tered, May and November, Ill 1llk; do do,
1862 coupon, do, has l14zt; do. do, 1864, 40.
do, I14x l14a; do. do, 1885, do. do, 114s1 IFS;
do. do, registered. January and July, 1131 113H;
do do, 1886, coupon. dos 1is1z 1l35s; do. do,
1851. do. do, 1lsH 11aH; do do, 1858, do. do,
113I 1i3; do. ten-fortles, registered, lOsX 1925
DO. do, coupon, 103l4 q l0oh. ssN
sefe STOCKS IRREGULAR AND LOWER.
The stock market was strong up to the time the
money market became active. as above noted, and
the early speculation was decidedly ibuoyant Lake
Shore taking the lead and advancing to 1908. The
general list improved one-half per cent as COM
pared with the prices at the beginning OF business
The first indication OF weakness was given by Lake
Shore which was pressed for sale the refusal Of
the Trust Company TO give receipts for stock fled
for the award Of the 40 per cent stock dividend.
The company have not been able as yer to prepare
the scrip certificates and as the first instalment
OF ten per cent falls due to- morrow number Of the
shares OF stock were offered for registration. To
allow ample margin Of tune for the payment OF SUBJ
scripnons the stock Exchange decided to call the
stock "wlth privilege on" until Monday next, No
vember 8. This win doubtless ,e-able stockholders
and the Trust Company I'd adJusstneir affairs. The
stock, however, fell to esX, occasioning weakness
all around, the depression being helped by the
sharp inquiry for money at the Close especially as
the impression gained ground that the 'bear-bulln
Clique yielding to constitutional instincts had un-
loaded during the strong market OF the past few
days aud were now disposed to operate according
to their time -honored principles.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following liable shows the highest and lowest
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.


TUESDAY. Oct 31--o p. NJ.
On'Cnange to-day wheat was lower, but the de-
cline brouGns IN buyers and enc market became &C
tive. Cotton was steady and shade better on less
favorable sdvices % 70 the crop coming to market
MONEY IRREGULAR.
Money was easy during the usual hours for max
ing engagements and borrower supplied them
selves readily at six and seven per cent Later In
the afternoon there was pressure TO lend and sew
eral transactions were reported AZ az low as four
per cent? but before the close OF banking hours the
rate underwent Q sharp turn and seven per cent
was actively bid for money at tho close. The
sudden scarcity as this time was repo4 ted to be the
result OF calling in Of loans oy the Broadway
lNovember y about three million dollars OF interest
on the city oebt as wen as the principal or some Of
the city revenue bonds. The changed condition OF
the market also DUE doubtless, to the reversal
or the speculative position or some OF the leading
operators ON the Stock Exchange. ~ 'tsi
Prime commercial was quoted 10 1s per cent dis
count for the several grades 'ai' fi
Foreign exchange was weak and lower in actual
business, through pressure OF bills to obtain gold
for use In the gold market, but asking rates were
nominaly the same. hs.4}
GOLD srRoNo-1l1x 1I2x.
The gold market was stropg ana advanced 10
112K, the upward movement being only brieny in
terrupted by q reaction to H. The 'short" inter-
est became alarmed at the scarcity Of cash aold and
took the alternative of covering. producing rise
for the day Of nve-eighths per cent. The stronger
feeling was assisted also BY the hight disbursements
30 far on account Of November interest Borrowers
paid per cent for tue use OF gold in some
instances this afternoon and late this evening s.s2
was bid for the use OF more tomorrow. The course
Of the market "A shown In the tablc:- #
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THR ALLEGED MURDER IN TIE HISETEEgTB
WARD.

In the case Of John Rourkc late Of ao5 East Forty
sixth street. who 10 alleged TO have been fatally
beaten during drunken quarrel on Saturday nignt,
no Investigation has yet been held and VIII not I'LL
Monday next, Captain Gunner OF the Nineteenth
precinct has f0ur or five witnesses detained In his
station house, ana wll keep them hu the inquest
takes placA
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Ma rricd.

IU Married.
October 20, at second Baptist church, Su1ield,
Conn.,, by Rev. DR.. Ives HENRY ATrwELL, OF
New York, TO ELLA SPENCER, auyhter OF Francis
DoUGLAss-RiLEY.--In this city, on Tuesday,
october 81 by the Rev. q. G. Norson JAMES
DOUGLASS TO Miss MARIA RILEY. 'f
NEwHALL-CLARKB--On Thursday, October 20, at
the Church OF the Messiah, JAMES 8. NEwHALL OF
salem, Mass, TO MARION WENTWORTH CLARKE,
daughter OF r. w. Clarke, OF orange, N. J.
STREAT--STa NsELL--In Brooklyn, on Tuesday,
October 81, by the Rev. J. Hyatt Smith, GEORGE Ii.
SrREAT to MoLLIE Z. STANsELL, all OF the above
place.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

rt tsf ~ IaH 81 clrt THURSDAY, Oct SIS Pm
AsHEsThe market continued quiet At 81 Is Z ss a5 for
pots and 10 Is . 90 rs for pears. ylg6l
CANDLES under moderate obbng demand were steady
a c Sc for earic, &c. for plain SPERM cs for patent
sperm, lSc 15c for adamantnc and DC for parafnne
CoFFEE.The market for all descriptions was without i'm
provement in any respect Buyers sellers continued
apart In their views the tendency OF values was down.
ward No sales Of cargo invoices effected Messrs
Arden he the stock Of and Santos coffee fn
the United States foiows-New York. 25 ITO ban: Ba,t
moro, 200 bags New Orleans none Charleston Loo ban
Mobile none Galveston 1900 bags; Savannah none To-
tai, I'LL
CoTroN.-Under continued favorable advices from Liver
pool and moderate receipts the ports market for cot
ton the spot and to arrive materially better with nm
improved demand from both shippers and spinner Prices
ruled at least &c ID higher which we con-
form quotations, remarking that sales were Il
rather better prices good business again consum
mated in future deliveries at &c. Ier lb ADVANCE
the market closing firm at the Improvement The
sales reported on Change sum up as follows
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sss iSo q lsXc; 6scs%Ses ss lsso, 1o az az
isSs: i$ islss aFsSs5SSaIy ~ sssp' S.e 10 ::
board Charleston iSo private Terms; ss1snnsS 1So 90
Movsnber shipped. I'd freight l.sc Total. 1850 bales
10 ln = is m sisc I: s9S 4
ls slSc 600 q isc. 400 a Is l6c 800 isc Jan u.
AZ 2oo A. 49, loJ II lslc loo at q lsIsc, al
}sS 1 zoo AZ a. isS q Is,; Ap S "a !. 100
March and April at together free board Mobile
so ON private erms-tota TO- 500 bales; grand total l3 U1
liyeriss we're Noyember Is &c December IS. .lsc; Jan
The New York herald., 1871-11-01

CHARLESTON, 8. O., Oct. 81, 1871.
There were two deaths from yellow fever curing
the past twenty -iOur hours.
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THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF
SPECIE from the port OF New York for the week end.
Ing October 81, 1871, was $4,els,236.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.

Receipts apd Disbursemests nj the Once Of
the Uaited States AssIstRne Treasurer NJ
New York for the Month Rndi,G Ocesber
81, 1877. s n n t g..
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800 Mn 4 81 Paul RR... =
@ do...:.:::;...::'. 20
g g Ss's Ss's 4 ~ Z e.: a
40 Col. 10 4 10 KB. l1yf
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lcco Tol& W con d.. 81
300 Great w LIST, 'SS... q
1000 Chic Z Ait . I BIDS. l0l
1000 Gt West I'd m. =. q
20oQ % 4 al \ LIST u b q
loo C,CkIC lst -. 4
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noon, at two O'Clock, from her late residence, 242
Belfast tIrelandl and Providence tR. ~ papers
please copy. Nv Isl 1904 se se VI ta4 : 'if'lAN II
ber 81, ELIZA scUDDER In the nth year OF her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral, from her late residence, l0i
vember Q, at two O'Clock p. NJ
SLoAT.- suddenly, at Campgaw, N. j.. KATE, wife
Of John J. Sloat aged u years, months and 20
Funeral on Friday, November 8, At twelve O'Clock
M, from the residence OF II. v. L. VAnder00f
SMTH.-On Tuesday morning, October 81, ELIZA
ANN, widow OF Samuel 5. Smith, In the 10th year OF
The relatives ana friends of the family are respeet-
fully invited TO attend the funeral services. at her
late residence, 1oS Ross street Brooklyn = D., on
remains win be taken to Tarrytown for intermens
sung SJssss please g. csqs:. sSRs
MEYER wife OF Charles stopp. in tho 6otn year OF
MT The funeral will take place from her late resi-
dencc, 347 Lexington avenue on wednesday, Now
e%Der 4 ~ cevsnM Monday october So at the resi-
dence Of his mother, i2a West Foftietn street. BEns
SAED agea r3eSs 70 Of tho family and also
Twenty second Ward Social CLUB, are respectfully
the Holv IuSocents cornerof Thirty seventh street
and Broadway, on Thursday, November 2, at ten
TAsco.--on Tuesday, October 81, FELIX M. TANGO,
in the 73d year Of his age
O'Clock, from his atc residence, 4o5 West Twenty
TEASE: :e-on Tuesday, October 81, after short
Illness Mrs. FANNY TEASE, In her 85th year.
The relatives aud trends are invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence. A7 Greenwich
street.
VAN RENSSELAER, Sunday October 20. Eos.
TER son o. Francis and the late Annie Constable
funeral AT ST. Paul's chapel this Nv ednesdaVl After.
noon at three O'CLOCK.
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VOLUME 81 --NUMBER l759.

fort, twitchcd him, and tripping him
at the same time, sent him 70 tie further
side of tLc room. | Immediately sprang
cut and was locking the door, when he
rushed TO it, but finding ii locked, reach
ell through the crates and with his knife
struck mc across the hand, while | was
removing the key. As he went TO draw
back his hand, seized it by the wrist
and catching hold of the knife with NV
woundcd hand, wrenchcd it from him.
The next day | left the asylum for good,
and have never been inside of one since
We bought this farm, and have lived
here ever since ; and now friend you can
JUDGE, whether can look back TO that
ni"ht without feeling of HORROR
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crihr!cs-, of the ur-a-malor tribe at home;
men who keep their pleasant ways and
.cnial smiles, and cheerful words for
company, who can only be silent, ol
pccvish and cNactin@ with their wives.
Have such men any Just reason 10 com
plain that their homes are not happy
There Is Il "o0l deal Of unlcscrvcl cen
sure pa,S.d ON women on account of
their not making home more attractive
Much OF this blame is fairly char@cablc
ON men. How can i woman strive TO
make the fiIr,idc cheerful when she
knows from bitter experience that the
companion of her life will come home TO
crlticire her cookery, TO disregard her
personal appearance, AMI let of upon her
wounded hut patient car irrit'u! LANGUAGE
on account cI everything that has zone
wrom% out Of doors Scc that you do
your part 30 make home happy by cheer
tut encouragement to y"ur VILE
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AMNrEuE FNEMING.-Ihe proper
time 10 pull hemp IS any Friday that u
rood Judge may sc,cct.
Castor heams succeed bet in tn bow
81, OF the earth. They will soon work
their way out
The best preparation for hops Is toad
or two in each hill. They Will make the
vines fairly Jump.
The usual time 10 put in rye is carly
in the morning. Some hrrSbandmcn, eS
pcciaIIy those in the city. continue 10 run
ii at intervals Of hall an hour until bed
time. The practice is only allowable in
rasc Of Il dry season.
In rcapin@ wheat never take it by the
beard. 1t is found to 90 AGAINST the
cram.
Buc%wheat is not healthy food. 1t is
apt 10 cake upon the stomach.
Corn in the car is apt to affect the
hearing. If eaten Green it will make the
voice husky. When dealt ont as army
-ations the kernel should always be serv-
cd first, and then the men privately.
Never plant your potatoes carly. II
Is the carly potato that %cis the worm.
1t is uphill work with them after that.
To be certain of the i1ht kind oi
>qua&hcs, compare them with your head.
In adopting this rule first mistcok
pumpkins for squa-hr., but by continued,
careful comparison, | soon learned 10 dc.
tcct the difference. But for some new
BEGINNERS it requires @real caution.
In making cider out Of apples l found
it Il pretty tight squeeze, notwithstanding
my long connection with the pres. Nev-
cr drink cider made from crab apples. 1t
is pretty certain 10 $50 back on ycu
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4 DO"btfH EIHiraf"Rt.
II DGE POLAND.

Rev. DIR. Chickerin@, who has been
spending the winter in Washington, and
is Il very venci able. whitc-haired clergy
man As everybody knows, is sail TO re-
ScmhIc .Jud"r Poland, so long Of the Su-
prcmr Court OF Vermont, but now Rep
rrS,ntaiivc from that State. The other
morning. the Judge said he had the cred
it of opening the House with prayer; it
bcin" DIR. Chickcrin". 1t was doubt
full equivalent, however, when 4 few days
later, a lady in the gallery affirmed that
she saw DIR. Chickcring smoking cigar
ON the floor of the House; it being his
venerable counterfeit from the Green
Mountain state,
Another anecdo,e Of the Judge ought
to eet into print. He was attending n
concert gwen in the CONGREGATIONAL church
by 100 colored children of "Ihc Island
Institute" an occupied u seat in the
center of tie gallery, near his pastor In
the recess, after the children piled up
nearly 10 the ceiling, had gone through
their gymnastics, the Superintendent said
some one had sent up note that Judge
Poland was present, and perhaps would
sncok = few word. Inou this n orn-
oral ,nnIouso b,a,n oII ovcr the honso
The .IuJoc p,usoJ hc.itateJ was on
tbe noiut of ierlininc Hut the applausc
continued Finally, he arose and said
that hc could hardly REGARD that man his
friend. who sent nm that note. He had
stronn .,suicions who he was. and if his
.u.nicions were correct. he was tempted
TO say that h, a,rr- ,ronH 0J into Lis n,rcf-
i'm, L.,.e ,1,,;y Then WARMING M he
drew = hanpv uirtmc of the chance
wro,nht since tLnse vr,r. when thc volnc
of ,hesc nnnI. wnuII bay, been estimat-
ell in dollars and cents. and not in minds
and souls. The JUDGE i ready for all
Irmcrocucics.
This reminds II. of another anecdote
sill The Judoc j. 4 strona advocate of
New England IDEAS. Thi. was illustrat-
ed when he was called from his seat in
the House, to meet two lalies in com
mittcc room, who were seeking suhscrip-
tion~ for Il Methodist chime of bells one
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HOW THcy DiG II.

They were sillin" side by side.
.tnl he sighed. and then she si"hc,l.
Said he. My darling idol"
And he idlcd. and she illcd.
"Gou are creations bcIlc!''
Aud he beloved. and she Followed.
"On my soul there's such a weight -
Aud hc waited, and she waited.
" our hand ask. so bold I'm "roWn,'
Aud he "roaned. and then She "roancd
~ Oh shall hav, yoHr private rig
And she ai""icd, and he "i""lcd
She said, My dearest Lake,"
And hc locked. ami she looked.
I'm have thee, if thou Wilt"
And he wilicd. and then ebc wiltch.
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"What is a desert 2" asked u Frank
lin county school-ma'am, the other day,
wien examining her pupils, previous to
classifying them. "a great big animal
with a hump on lis back" glibly ans
wcred frcckled-iaced aspirant for 4
place in the first geography class. The
teacher with difficulty reprcssed a smile,
as she proceeded 10 untangle the knot,
into which deserts and dromedaries had
twisted themselves in the boys brain.
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There was IA sad accident on one ni
the avenues "A: New York, Sunday. "A
youna and beautiful girl was returning
from church, dispensing sweet SMILES to
greeting fIiendt, when something gave
way, and, with a ruth and "a rustic, her
panier and ovcr~kirt slid oil IN the midst
Of horror-strichen throng. The un-
conscious victim continued her prone
made, while n crowd gathcrrd around the
scene Of the disaster At last one coura-
gcous man picked up the debris and re-
stored them to the fair owner, whose
horror my be imagined. She retired
down side street, and, with n steady,
unialtering hand, returned the silken
truant to It's accustomed place, and con-
timed her homeward Journey.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-04-14

MAKE lioME iIArTY.-To make your
home happy see that you make your wife
feel that your affection and tenderness for
her are in 10 degree diminished since the
day you first sought her. DO not let her,
when you can help it, sit alone and 90
out alone. You would not have done
this ''oncc upon Il time" Do not reserve
all your blandness and fragrance for
strangers or casual acqu lintancc. There
are some men, judging from whose out
of-doOr manners itiwould seem that noth-
ing was left to be desired, who are. nev-