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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-22

UnlIeu ntHLes currency li34
State bonds nominal There was quite demand for
stocks late in the day, and prices strong the only
being In Pacific Mail
Western Union feegiapn company. ,.........6S%
Pacific Mail steamship company. .............I7a
N. Y. Central d Hudson layef congold,......g2%
DO do do do scrp.......STS
heaulnS railroad ..s....................... ll3&
Lake Shore q Michigan Southern kR.........si%
Chicago and Northwestern rsilroad ......,.,,6lK
do do preferred. ..... 90
Cbesgo and Rock island railroad. ..........,l 024
Milwaukee and at Paul railroad. ....... l029l
DO do pref. ..............7Sa
Toledo and Wabash railroad 49,. -. 63H
Ohio and Mississippi railroad ................. az
Union Pacific railroad stock ..................g
Hannibal and st Joseph Il Il ..........,.,,,,, 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-22

DR.. Lighthiu will be at the Bay State house Nov.
23d, oath and 9th.
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LAIH3,E MARK RITZ.
NEW YORK STOCR MARKET

NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-Ihe stock and gold exchanges
closed early, and the afternoon business was light
Money easy at q per cent. sterling weak at 1898.
Gold dull and steady at lI0A a lO@ borrowing rates
l-6i to Hat Clcarngs s42,O00OOO Governments quiet
and firm.
United States Sixeg 1891 .. ll7zs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-22

For pretty bonnet or hat go to Roches, l3s
Main street. old No. 30. The larges' assortment and
best style of work in the city
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-22

Worcester Gas Light Company.
COKE.
This CHEAP AND MOST DBsIRAHLr EpgL for NRnufac
turing purposes aud Family use Is now offered to tie
Prices;
One Ghaldron of S6 bushels. ................S5.OO
In quantities less than half Chadron Is Cents per
bushel. r.
Payments may be made and ordera fJrits delivery Will
be issued only at the ONCE OF the Company No Rank
Block, Foster stteet. up sttifs. dG Ind
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-22

belongs the honor of first publishing the news
OF his arrival The paper of Mr.. James Gordon
Bennett has, indeed, reason to be proud of its
achievement, which takes rank with the Stand
ards announcement of the arrival of the BOga-
tire last week in advance of all the other papers
but one D."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-22
Worcester Gas light Company.

DIR. Park has removed to city Hospital, corner o
Front and Church streets. nldlm+
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-22

Btth runS and Boilers, Water Closets, Wash Bowls
TAsh Trays Sinks &c &C. fitted up at short notice sno
in thorough manner. dtf Tvs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-22
Gbs aap spp adorces. danesoau yong soombu 90 1871.


Peoples Savings Rank,
452 MAIN ST.
Deposits Nov. 4, 'SI,,....,.., 81, 90 ,Si;S5 50.
Deposits are put on interest on the first day ofevcry
month";
The net profits divided semi annually in February
and August.
In addition to the usual Bank Hours the Bank open
from G to O'Clock Saturday Evenings, for the con-
JOHN c. MASON, President.
G. NJ. BENT, Treas,
Worcester, Nov. 9 1871. d&wtf no
Worcester County Institution for smvIDgs
FOSTER STREET.
Chartered. ....... February s. 1928
Deposits put on interest the first day of each month
Dividends made every January and July.
Deposits May l, ls7l......,..SA 1886, s45 90.
Hon. ALEXANDER H. BULLOCK President.
dawtf c. 4. HAMILTON Treasurer.
Worcester Five Gents Savings Bank.
OFFICE, NO. 8s MAIN STREET WORCESTER
This Bank open every business day from nine o'clock
In the morning to five O'Clock in the afternoon.
DEPOSITS from FIVE CENTS to ONE THOUSAND Dol
LARS reeiUsd and pat Upon interest the first Of every
MONTH
DIVIDENDS INTEREST are made IN January and
July and if not Withdrawn are added to the principal
on the first of the following month.
Smallest sum entitled to receive interest Three Dol
lars CLARENDON HARRIS,
i've DIFF Treasurer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-22

by q. w. ABBOTT Auctoneer
Office No. Central Exchange
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF PER-
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SaLhsSn 80 chamberlain,
PLUMBERS.

corner waldo end Exchange sts.. worcester. Nasu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-22

% Pearl st........,,..., opposite the Post Office.
n9 dam
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,,OPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

The undersigned have this day formed copartnership
lnder the name and firm of WHiPPLR & AINswoRTH for
he purpose of continuing the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-22

Obliged by the Illness one of the partners to close
u ter business in Worcester, the subscribers offer for
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-22
Lea a Perrims' sauce,

Lea a Perrins' sauce,
pronounced by connoisseurs VrHE ONLY GOOD
SAUpEr
II improves 3pgete aud digeFtiQu and II is unrivaed
for its avOr We directed by Messrs. LEA ~ PER-
Rms TO prosecute a parties making or vending coun
terletts. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS Agents,
aul2 deop6m New YORK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-22

On Marriage.-Tlappy Relief for Young Meg from
the effects of Errors and Abuses in early le Manhood
restored. seminal emissions cured, Inlp0liments to
Marriage removed NgR methdd of treatment. New
and femarkalA0 ituiofiGs. Books and Circulars sent
tree in scaled envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSO.
CITATION, No. 2 south Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
nj III
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01

many apartments were piled high with baekwalnut
doors and other unfinished portions the elaborate
woodwork, crowds OF trucks bringing the books,
papers desks and safes Of the Central and Hudson River
Companies to the Just finished upper stories of the
SIDE Here was In progress the greatest commercial
moving gday, perhaps, this country Files Of
books. In one great Office clerks setting piles OF
books on the hoOr i'm another official trying his
new chair, n another men cutting and fitting and
girls sewing the rich carpet In the hundred or more
rooms OF the building, all the officers OF the companies
with their assistants will be distributed with due regard
To their relations to each other and 10 the public and
will find Themselves surrounded by oil imaginable con-
veniences The New-York and New Haven Co. viii oc
cupy the south front mainythe others using the west
side
Anew railroad is building TO connect the Harlem and
Central roads called the spuyten Duyv and Port Morris
Railroad. 10 connects with the Hudson River Road at
spuyten Duyv and follows along the northern side OF
Harlem River Westohester County until It Joins the
Harlem Road about mile and a half north Of Mott
Haven. IL VIII have double track OF steel rails, and
will land Hudson River passengers at the Union depot
instead Of the Thirtieth st. depot as heretofore.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01
.IECEURES. MEETINGS. Etc

The primary and grammar departments of
Public School No. l, Brooklyn, numbering scholars
their closing reception Yesterday forenoon Public
Schools Nos. 10, Is, and 81 also held receptions.
The Alumni of the College of New-York
held their annual meeting last evening" at the college
building. The following officers elected Presi-
dent, III. f. Tremain VicePresdent, T. NJ. Cox; Secre-
tary VIM. Stratford; Treasurer, James Knox.
The annual exhibition of the Fort Wash
ingon French Institute held yesterday the exer-
cses including the operation OF the Morse system Of tel
egraphy by class Prizes distributed o successful
pupils and address was made by the Rev. Dr. sod-
dart.
Graduation exercises were held at Manhat-
tan College yesterday Archbishop McCoskey presiding
The orations follows: "Jacobinsm," Thomas
j. Coleman; "Poltcs," John A. Hurley; Popular
Governments" Philip v Taylor; International Char
ity," John A EOOnan; Vaedctory, william A. Farrell
The Hon. John T. Dcyelin made AN address to the grd
yates
The Germania MannerchOr OF Baltimore gave
banquet yesterday. at the Germanis Assembly Rooms
10 the sangerrunde and tho Young Mannerchor of Bat
more presented the MeIOmaneR Society with valuable
.Iyer gyhleL - ssaa th4t wv eApepaita<ss " VIC
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01
TROUBLE IN THE P. E. THEOLOGICAL
SEMINARY

DEAN FORBES RESIGNS, AND wITHDRAWs HIS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEATH OF TRUs-
TEE.
At a meeting of the Trustees of the General
Theological Seminary OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church West Twenteth-st, held Thursday evening
the subject Of pamphlet written by Of the Faculty,
making serious charges against Dr. John NJ Forbes the
Dean OF the Seminary. considered. This pamphlet
processes to defense of certain members of the Fac
, -siust attacks made upon them by DR.. Forbes and
- o. ,-evlOus meeting but is really in itself an
-, IN +to no,,~ Among other things IL charges that
nr Forbcs keeps sloof rom the students, appears to
take no interest in their weTe ana attends prayers
but twice week Besides attackiGS his efficiency his
learning and general conduct also afsaed BiShop
Atkinson Of North Carolina called the attention
OF the Board to the pamphlet, and askeN tnat
Committee Of Investigation be appointed 0utNo@ @ wac
voted tO Law the matter the table, Dr. FOrOes PPpd
rently INTERPRETED this action tac admission OH Ine
mari of the Trustees that they believed the assertions
made against him in the pamphlet and IN stare ol CON
siderable excitement lie at rendered NE resignation
and eft the room. of confusion followed, part
of the delegates condemniQg the Dean ana Gther- nc
Tending him. Dr. Forbes finally pcfsss,ISg WIN
draw lis resignation and the matter appears now 10 be
amicaby settiet. = .s-T-7V
TIE excitement OF the occasion was increased by the
sudden death Of Iudge VIM II. Bell OF No. 242 West
Twenty thirt-sr who died Of heart disease while the
meeting was in progress He had been member OF the
Standing Committee Of the Seminary for many years.
He formerly occupied seat upon the bench in this city
aud was ia the 10th year Of his age
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01
RIBBOYMEN VS.. ORANGEMEN.
THE FACTIONS ALLEGED TO BE ARMING AND
DRILLING.

THE FACTIONS ALLEGED TO BE ARMlNG AND
DRILLING.
A TumOr prevailed yesterday, and found cir
culaon in one or two papers, that the Roman Catholic
secret societies organizing arming, and drilling
bodies Of men, preparatory to bloody fight with the
Orangemen who hold their annual picnic July r. 1t was
also asserted that the members Of the 69th Regiment
would take part in the afiay the side of their Roman
Catholic brethren. For time past advertisements
have appeared in papers calling for meetings OF
certain Hbernan societies and setting forth that vOun
teers would be received for military picnic to be held
early in July. Superintendent KelsO, when questioned
relative the matter prOcssed 70 bc able 10 preserve
the peace on that day with the force at his command,
and says that he only requires timely notice. such as he
has this case nip in the bud all such projected riots
disturbances Tie bloody affair of Inst year would
have occurred had the Police authorities received
warning Of il in time. 1t unexpected and, there
fore for time successful The Goth Regiment is part
the National Guard of the State and such, subject
10 the orders Of their superior officers. Should either
Major shaler, commanding the First Division, or
Brig. Gen. Ward, commanding the First Brigade,
receive information that the regiment contemplated
taking any part in riOtOus demonstration they POSSESS
ample authority to take possession OF the arms ana
arinOry of the command and would undoubtedly do
Ii is not believed, however, that they will DC called on
to interfere.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01
GEN. LAWRENCE IN TEXAS.
TIE CONDITION OF HIS ACCOUNTs-PROPOSED
SETTLEMENT.

SETTLEMENT.
The mystery in regard to Gen. Lawrence,
who suddenly disappeared some weeks ago, leaving a
considerable deficit in his accounts Pension Agent
has been solved by the reception Of letters from him
stating that he is now in Texas. He has made full
explanations 10 his friends who while they lament MS
rash decision in previously Withholding from them
statement Of hs affairs still far from abandoning
him. The impuaton that he had taken with him, in his
ill-advised flight, woman who was not his wife, Is
removed by the present Developments As has hereto
fore been stated ne had been led TO attempt sundry
specuatons in stocks using Government money; beng
unsuccessful he msapplied more and more IN the same
manner until the deficiency in his accounts had become
great that ne had choice but 10 call upon his friends
at once for aid TO take flight. The Pension bureau
has not vet completed the examination OF the accounts
but the amount of the deficit will, it Is believed vary
little from that previously stated namely, about $4,000
This amount his friends stand ready 10 pay before ne
can be officially declared defaulter They hope that
he Will then be restored 10 his family and resume his
former pursuits with the least possible stain from this
unfortunate episode
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01

POLICE NOTES.

Frederick Otto. n German carman, died. yester-
day, AZ No. q Eser -. 0fhyfropbobiA
James H. Jones's fancy store, No. 10 Grandst',
BrooIn K D. damaged 100 By are last evening suIe
John Eek, driver Of lager-beer truck, fel from
his scat Yesterday COurtst, Boohn Anu was
owe and killed. .
Peter Carroll, laborer employed at the loot u Of
Amty Brookyn fatally injured yesterday BY qunuV pig
iron falling upon him.
Joseph Beck age T. was instantly killed, IN front
n No Me,eroles Brookyn r. d. last evening V nay "Asoh
The driver, Albert J. Seaman. was arrested , q, .
Owen Reilly of No. Marion-st., while drunk nm iast
for Of two nches anu OfnJ
best hi daughter Caharine. lie arrested
The three-story frame tenement house NO. 10
Upubo st BROOKLYN owned by Charles keh was daase V%N V
Gre ye.tersy Insured - 900 In the Fulton Company
fire occurred yesterday in the basement OF No.
ia Maiden lane occupied By Frederick bsrtoc dealer 10 kerosene
v having dropped lighted match n some OIL on the
soo Damage 900; insured for o. 800 the International Com
psny
Commissioner Manierre list ned to 4S complaints
yeensy The Paroman Corn nus egan
az h seventh Precinct who charged With asauing ana areng
Menroe keeper oyster saloon No ab Ftaye complained
Thai Paman Anthony Canayan the Eighteenth Precinct bad de
and his refusing had drawn MS clb and
taken him into custody for ssindBg The ofcer st that the
money chsnge Referred to the Board In the case o
Hce orbet Of the Third District Court squad charged with
clubbing Of Hook and Ladder Company NO While The
latter aiding Officer Mes Of the Tenth Precinct in securing two men
who the officer testified that Dohery 1 assaulted
both grossly intoxicated Case adjoaued to Monday
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01
AN INDUSTRIOUS SALESMAN AND A SHARP
PAWNBROKER.

James Robertson, a salesman, employed by
Gardner a Co.. dealers tailOrs' trimmings, No 81
Ijspenardst. arrested yesterday he leaving
Hyman Coppeman's pawnbrokng establishment, No.
1872 Canast The detective had him enter the place
with bundles on one occasions, and ascertaning
where he was employed, asked him what he had done
with the goods Robertson said he had sold and not
pawned them. He was locked up In the Leonard-st.
Police station The detective visited the firm,
tanned that no sales had been made and, procuring
search warrant, visited the pawn-shOp and found
so suspclOus packages containing KID gloves silks,
broche sbawls pearl buttons, musns shirts, billiard
cloth cigars and other articles, worth $4,000 The Hast
Dackage OF goods stolen by Robertson was found III
COppeIuans desk Gardner Co. identified about sl4(
oIfh OF the goods Robertson has been in their employ
more than eleven years, and they TepOsed the utmost
cnnddeuce in him COppenan Claims that nearly all O
te ouerty seized has been purchased by him since 1865
Of pcdder whose maine he does not Know no fec0L1
of any such transactions appears on his books. The
prisoners later in the day. were recOmited ny justice
Hogan.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

st. Nicholas Hotel-The Hon. w. +. Niblack,
NJ c. Indiana; ex-Congressman ID. j. Morrell OF
Pennsylvania; Gen Neagle of Sou tn Carolina; Gen.
Hunter IT, r. A. /; Gen Quarles Of Tennessee Gen T. r.
Jones OF BinghaInon aud the Hon. j. w. soss OF Ala
bama. - Gilsey House-Genera Ell s. Parker, ION m
missioner OF Indian Affairs, and Judge d. L. Russell Jr
- Albemarle Hoel-COunt Turenne OF the fIehcn
legation 80 Hoffman House-John Guy Nassar o,
POughkeepsie. =- AstOr House-Professor nllgaIu OF
Washington and Gen. Reeve Y. 3. A. - ~ James
Hoel-The Rev. Mr. Ritchie of Philadelphia = GrJihi
Central IJotrI-Gen r. ID. Sewel Washington ana Col.
W. NJ Connors, New-Oreans - BreVOott Hpuse
g. NJ. Pullman OF Chicago. - f1fth Avenue iotcl IJ
Linton stephens OF Georgia Hamilton Harris ana ).
Ramsey OF Albany, and the Hon william Whiting Oh
Boston Everett Iotel-Miss Christine Neilss0n ana
Capt Catlin OF West Point.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01

BrRyrrT's CoLoGNE-Best in America.

MANY DO Nor LIKE IT-But it cannot be
helped 1t always what you win England might as well
dam up the waters Of the with bush for one to under
take TO change public opinion regard to this matter s thus
It's alvays So What been be again. one thing certain
Kyo,s SUMNER STYLES thing the Kind KNOX al
taxes the lead It cannot stopped His styles the popular
yle, One only appreciate them Cal 10 aud take
look Broadway, Of Pulionst
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01

A LADY who was go, was taken for IS after
60 ., u.e Of HAGAss MAGNOLIA BALM upon her face, neck
and hands Il is perfectly harmless obterae coarse pimple', tan
saovu etc. the complexion beautiful SO does
yoys KArnARoS hair 1t has been tested for twenty years IS
IN. b st hair pre,eryer and dressing in the world
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01

ANY farmer who wishes to invest in cattle
raising will be Interested Barnum's advertlsemt ut
under the head OF "Chances TO Busn ess Men"
Mr. Justice Field of the U. S. Supreme
Court aud the Hon Geo c. Gorham, Secretary OF the
L. s. senate, leave for Francisco on Monday next
The wife OF Secretary GOrham whose life was LATELY
despared Of has been healed Of virulent cancer by
the use OF the new South Iremedy, the cundu
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01
MOWER AND REAPER TRIAL.

An extensive field trial OF Mowers and Reap
ers was held at Palmyra, Wayne County, ~ w. on Tues
day Wednesday and Thursday of this week, under The
direction OF the Palmyra Union Agricultural Society.
Thrtythree machines competed, and the two first pre-
MUM silver medals were awarded 10 Adrance, Pat IL
Co. for their Buckeye Mowers aud seli-Rlkiug
RpaDeIs.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01

UADITUAL OR TEMPORARY COsTIvENEss MAY
BE GOTTEN RID o. AND GREAT SOURCE " SERIOUS Dis
K,sx PERMANENTLY JrDIcousLr Dr. JAMES
s,s,ryE PILis SOLD EyERYwHERE.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01

Notice has been given by the Revenue Col
lectore that all persons who failed TO pay the tax as
scsed upon their within the time prescribed by
law which expired yesterday, will he held subject to
the penaties Commissioners PleasOntOn writes To
M,ron Wnsow the Secretary Of the Anti-lncome Tax
A.soeation OF TINS city that any person Begects to
nav the amount OF income tax assessed against nlh
ihiu 10 days of the time appointed by law for III pay
"iant fhr collector must then him with notice
demoudrg the payment OF sad tax, together with lee
~ On cent and four cents for each mile necessarily
Travelled i'm serving the notice; II the person receiving
tLis notice uegects pay the tax, with the Zee ana
mileage within 10 days from tine reception Uf sucb no
tee Inc peualtY vi hYe ceIt wiD tsep w added
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01

AT SAUNDERS No. z AstOr House, can be
, Isre ey of Pen Pocket Scissor and Sporting Knives,
] Scor. Cutlery and Toilet Articles Ao, the old c. SAuN-
psiss TABLET RAZOR sTKoP,' wholesale ahl re'aL
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01

No family should go ont OF town ana leave
, hon alone sthout calling oce Of oLSkss BURGLAR
TELEGRAPH and nqurng hoS can De- protected ipI
dnrIng their slsence. IL hOLhE'I 'lNI'l'
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
eleanse tte head from dandruf. Give a traL
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01

Evenings AT HoMEn are pleasant So are
evenings SurToSs CmcuLArss LsRAR 29 East Seventeenth
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01

Go TO b. S. SQUIRE for Watches, Jewelry'
Diamonds syegari h. sells direct from the irA SAFE uis' A1
therefore you save, at Nc. iOi faon-st, upstairs.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01

DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, new and beau
G designs reliable Watches, choice Jewelry and h'eI"hr' .
SlrrET'. 3; Futoust. New York. Diamonds specially
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01

PRATT's ASTRAL on has become a household
word Is rPniaaoa lor safety has been Justly eaInel
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01
rEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY l. 1871.
HOME NEWS.
THR WEATHER

EEvyoRS Hour Ther Bar Rtnd Hour, The, Bar Wtna
June ~ 62' 3o6 N W. June 30-6 1lo 02o W;
n IL 2EW. go Obs r.
Tlo 1870 w. II CO. Jobs h
REMARKs.-June 80 1s70-Thermometer at a. in, 10
3 y. M, $50; IL y. ~. so.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01

WELL KYowN.--The AMERICAN HOUSE, 5oS
with the times AID supply every 'AaAD
OF their guests
New-York tribune., 1871-07-01
list. ned To 4S complaints
MIR. BERGH's REPLY TO MAYOR HALL.

In reply to Mayor Halls letter, suggesting
that the police be instructed TO refrain from assisting
Mr. Bergh in preventing cruelty TO animals when public
travel thereby mpeded Mr. Bergh has Issued the sub
Joined argument in defense Of his course:
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-10-27
An Ugly Horse Cured by Kindness.

Mrs. S. O. johnson tells in Our
.Dumb Animals the story Of horse
whose task it used to be to drag q
meat cart, and which, because of
viciousness, was finally sold to his
present owner, at very low price.
He would bite, tear, kick, run away
was utterly uncomfortable. Soon
after changing masters the people,
who had called the purchase fool
ish one, were surprised at the
difference in the horses conduct
He would go fast or slow as desired;
stop instantly at the word whoa.
follow his call, and rub his head on
his shoulder. What had made the
change? Not force; the poor horse
had been beaten, kicked and starvee
before; and grown more and more
stubborn. No; but he was well
fed, well watered; not over-driven
or overloaded; never whipped, kick
ed or scolded. Kind words were
given him, and now and then an ap-
pie or lump of sugar. No gentler,
safer, more faithful horse went on
the road. But, Indian fashion, he
never forgot either benefit or
injury. Occasionally when in har-
ness, he saw his former MASTER
Then, invariably, all the fire Of his
nature was aroused. His eye rolled,
he champed bis bit, and showed an
intense desire to get hold Of his
former enemy. Only the voice and
caressing hand Of his kind owner
could quiet him.