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care you quite sure they want you?"
''They say So"
Doubtless they feel in that way now, but
their hearts are warmed by the sight of your
affection. You had far better come home TO
me-"
He held out his arms, with gesture that
belied the calmness ofhis words, but / would
not see it.
"How can / be sure that you want me ?"
"Do not say it?"
;"Yes, and so do the Purdys. 1t may be that
your heart is warmed by my loneliness"
''What is the use of fencing, when love
you and you love me?'
''How do you know that?"
because you have been so careful not to
show even a decent regard for me. If you
had not loved me you would have been more
corlial.'
80, wiser again than Solomon! =" said !;
but saw his arms put out to me at that mo-
ment, and forgot what O'Clock it was until
Kate's opening the hall door made me draw
away from ''my DOCTOR"
Kate made lively talk for few minutes,
but had little response from her audience.
MY dear turtle doves" she said at last,
laying one hand ON mine and looking at my
friend, 81 see how it is with you. You have
reached the point where two are company
and three are a crOwd.'''
"No, we have passed it," said the doctor.
Sand Esther is going to mary you?"
"YOu have saidit."
''Thcn wish you Joy with all my heart.
BY the way, did you bring the engagement
ring with you?"
"Of course not"
sYou need not look so irate. Some men
are so certain Of their happiness that they buy
the ring beforehand. Why don't you use this
one that came to Esther out Of the gate
post ?" said Kate, drawing from her finger
the sapphire ring which she often wore.
g It would he bad omen," said, shrink
ing away from it sand suppose some one
should claim it, after all ?" N
81 did not think of that, but you could have
another made like it. Nothing could be
prettier for an engagement ring"
eff DIR. Gilmore likes it, am sure have
no objection" said at last, for there was a
tinge Of romance in giving the ring happy
ending after being spurned by its first owner.
DIR. Gilmore did like it, and put it on my
fipger before Kate went off, with some good
advice about not sitting up late, which met
the fate of most good advice. crept into
her bed in the "wee sma' hours ayont the
twal,' and she woke instantly.
~ ''This is good example to set before a
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-28

A MEDICAL CARD. - All Diseases of
a Ladies and Children, both Chronic and Acute can
De scientifically treated by DR. HANNAH L. ARCHER
whose org experience abes her to give reefo those
Iallng TO hnd 1t elsewhere. Cancer cured ptOW main
I, OnceoSi Clinton ST. one door rom Chatham. Office
nours-9 to IL A M. and to p. NJ. DR.. II, E. Archer
Will meet the ladies Westborouph every Tuesday and
Etiuay rom to p NJ, at the residence of Mr. Jonas
otOiio, " est ST. dim n27
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER Dr.

NORWICH AND WORCESTER d.
~ VISION, B., H. and L. r. r., 1872.
TRAINS GOING SoUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
S''f" m. WAY Passenger Train Connects at Web
ster with train from Southbrdge, and for Ros-
ton; at Plaindeld with trains to and from Hart
toGd .. and PROVIDENCE; at Norwich with train for
1000 "a M. Way Passenger Train Connects at wor-
eester with tra ms from Boston, Nashua, Fitch
Western Providence an al ' Pntnsm WIFE WIFE
L Sid IRON s2ston and for Willmantlc at Plain
trains trains for New London, and New York via
Sis m Way Passenger Train. Connects at wor
eester with trains from Nashua, Fitchburg Eow-
ell, &C.; at Worcester Junction with Express
rrovidenee and Worcester roads; at Webster Tor
Southbridge: at Putnam with train from Boston
and for Willimantic; at Plainfeld Junction trains
from providence and Hartford arrive in season for
Passengers from way stations texcent
We9s,er, Putnam and Danielsonvillel for New
hoTh oY steamer from New London, will take this
7'sO p Steamboat Express Train for New York.
connects at Worcester with trains from Boston,
Concord. Manchester. Lowell, Lawrence Nashua
po eh Fpagk %s At Pgtnam from Boston Wal
for New London at o 81 m.
,o TRAINS Raj GOING NORM LEAVE NORWICH AT
9sAO M Steamboat Express Train for Boston, daily
except Monday.) connecting at Putnam for Ros-
ton, Blackstone. Franklin and Walpole; at Wor-
cester Tor Boston, birmingham, Lowell Nashua
London at 800 a m. Nv"
600 m; Way Passenger Train Connecting at
Plainaeli junction for Providence; at Putnam
for Boston, arriving at 20 m, and for VIII
hmanhci at Worcester june ion fUr Springfield
and way stations Albany &C., and Providence;
at Worcester for trains TO Boston, Nashua, &c
P Pa Ig with train from Providence and
Hartford. and for Providence; arriving at wor-
Providence. Springfield ano Albany: at Worces-
ter for trans to Boston. Nashua. &c
witch with train from New London; at Plain
field Junction with train from Providence and
and stations west Of waipoe; at worcester s,Sq
junction with train for Boston
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WORCESTER AND sPRINGr1r1n n1r1s1on

Leave Worcester for Albany and Way Stations. lac.
cOmmoeation) at As a M. ~ N
pm ' . " ' anu ~
For Albany (eXpress) SIS; for New York and Albany
(eXp) 1925 a M and 4.30 and 1925 pm New York
Sunday mail leaves at 1905 m Sleeping cars viii
4.3O m train. ~
Leave Springfield for Worcester at O. Is llsOam.Iss
eS, ZUo exp. I SlO exp m. Albany Sunday express
sly a M Sunday mail l2.25 m (Monday).
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS AT Albany with the New
York Central Troy and Greenbusl and Hudson River
Railroads, AtChatham with the Harlem and Hudson,
and Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads. At State
the Ptsed and North Adams and Housatonc railroads.
AT Westheld with the New Haven and NORTHAMPTON
Railroad At Springfield with the Hartford New Haven
and springfield, and Connecticut River Railroads. At
Palmer with the New London Northern railroad Al
Worcester junction with the Providence and Worcester
worcester and Nashua and Norwich and Worcester
Railroads. At South birmingham with the boston
Clinton and Fitchburg, Milford and South birmingham
and Lowell Railroads. G. o. RUSSELL.
Sup't, Springfield
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HEALTH and NJ ANHOOD RESTORED,
Read what the Press Says:

we consider Dr. Mansfield of Worcester Mass, a very
able and skul practitioner in the treatment of Sper
matorrh@a or Seminal Weakness; likewise Diseases of
Woman. In fact, we may safely say he has not his
equal in either branch of the sceuce.-Ed. Democrat
Brooklyn, ". /.
Jyl2 d&wtf
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BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD

ROSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing Dec. "a
PASSENGER TRAINS leave worcester:
For Boston, OF 42O exp. I. 9.25 exp. and 945am and
i'4U 80 exp, 355 exp is. 500 and 9.55 exp M
The 42O III. and 1925. 3.55 and 955 m trains start
from washington square station; all others from Foster
For Grafton, Westboro', southville. Cordaville. and
Ashland at and 9:l5 m, LAO, AIS and m anu
3.25. 800 4 Is. 6 and 9.55 m. ' -'V'
Tor Milford at and 925 am, 40. 8 o. and 4lspm.
E Eor Eat;Gk At and 9.45 m. 40, Ais and + p M
FOR Wellesley, Granville. West Newton Newton
and Brighton. at and 8 As m. E.l5, 6 D M pas.
sengers for The same stations also The lao
wards law W A''i"''' "i'er-
The 42Oa m train runs every day except Monday: all
others every day except Sunday ~
Sundav Express from Albany leaves Washington So
station at IS m for Boston. '4'
Nf nnaS MAI leaves Washington So station 23O NJ
TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON as follows:
for worcester, at 5, I, $50 exp. exp II a NJ 30
3express 4SO express to birmingham $50 express 800
For New York, via Springfield, exp. m, exp. 9
New York, via Norwich $50 exp. pm.
Grafton ., Z, u m. l3O, 30 m.
West West6or9 L II M $50, 400 $50 exp. PM
SSouthviile, !, II a m 30. 4.2O IN.
Ashland !, il m. 20. 40. 5ilV 5sS De- cxp nm
% SoS n tTamngham, $40 exp and exp. II a M
Hpm. 'f'' - '''O 49, 'f'' j eNp'
Natick I, TO- IL M, $780, 2l5 5, $50, SIS, Gas IL
Milioury, am, 4.9O pm.
SaX0nvil c, 10 m. 5.55 m.
M s $50 esp, exp: m, 25 exp. 430 exp. M
sunday Mail leaves Boston at $50 y M stopping at W.
S Newton south tramingham, Worcester West Brook
RAINIER and sPringhed arrives in New York $50
am T. .; RUSSELL, Sup't. Springfield.
a. flRIH, Asst. Sup't. Boston.
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RaiIroaos.
SHIRE & AsHUELOr

1870 CHESHIRE & ASHUFLOT
IOt As RAILROADS : WINTER ARRANGE
MENT-Commencing WEDNESDAY, Dec II Ie7o ~
Trains leave Worcester. Foster Street Denot az IN
7.45 and Ills m, and 20 m Fitchburg AZ 10 ny,
Bellows Falls - sS4is "''o
Making connections at Bellows Falls with Ru,Iand ~
Burlington r Tor Rutland, Saratoga Burllngtnn -
Also, with Vt. Central R R for Windsor White River
Junction, connecting with Conn and Passumpsc River
burg. Montreal &c.
Tickets to all points north for sale at No Foster
Worcester-J. BARNARD Agent. '''
Fare as low as by any route and distance less
Pullman Sleeping Cars Night Trains for West
a1d North X. kTEWART- Snn.t
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA Raj,

WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIT,
~ KOAD.-on and after Monday, July /, lSi2 Pas
senger Trains will run follows: " -' 10
Leave Worcester at $50 and His A m and 4 IL ord
i layer Passenger.) m. ' W '' anu
Leave Aver junction for Worcester "A a m
Leave Nashua al 40 M I2 90 M and 500 D m
me b5O IRAN connects at rtchburg with trains for ba
Vermont and Massachusetts, Cheshire and PutIand a n
arngGn RAILROADS at Aver Junction with trains Of
Inc Fltchbnrg (down), Peterboro and Shirley stony
Brook and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads. and *
Nashua with trains OF the Wilton Concord Manchester
ana Lawlenee Northern Boston, Concord and Montreal
roads N Ne"S"S"uis nall
The Ills M train connects at Fitcbbu-,, ,,,.,,
Cheshre and Rutland and Burlington Freight and Pas
5snser 10 rutland trains; at Aver Junction with
tltchhurg stony Brook. and Lowell and Lawrence
trans and at Nashua with Wilton. Concord Manches.
yer ana Lawrence. Northern Ito Frankhn) and BostSn
Concord and Montreal Ito Plyu onth) trains '9' y
The 42O m train connects at Fitchburg at IL ,,,-
WIN cheshire Vermont and Massachusetts and RutiaI
and Burlington Night Express trans; at Aver uncfics.
with Fichburg PeteIboro and Shirley and Stony Broo
IItlnsi and at Nashua with Concord Manchester an,
Lawrence, Northern Vermont Central Night Express.
ogdensburg, and Montreal and Champlain trains 3'
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FITCHBURG & WORCESTER r. R.
Il. ~ MINER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing on

HIJOi1DO III q WOk(} ESTER X. r.
a SUMNER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing on
ter.
Leave Ftchbnrg, S a m. 1850 and 50 PM
south tItchburt, sos m, l2.5i and 5,54 pm.
Leominster, SIP m, 90 and 500 m.
Gates Crossing. s.l7 m, OF and sol M
fratt junction. S.26 IN, ]. Is and G. Is D m,
STERLING Center, 1888 m, 100 and 20 D m.
passenger Trains for Fitchburg-
Leave Worcester, 6 30 and u Is a m, and POD m.
Sterling Junction, 7.Q7 and Il 81 m, and 90 pm.
SterlinS Centre. "a and 1905 M and Os p m.
Iratt $ junction. 20 m, ana ~ IA and 10 m.
Gates' Crossing, % m, l2.22 and 524 pun.
Leonllnster. I.3O a m, 1890 and $50 y m.
south Fitchhurg 81 a m. IL 80 andh 81 pm.
hAlLRoAD CoNEEcroNs.-The $50 and Ills m and
~ IN trains from Worcester connect AT Fitchburg
with tEe Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington for
an points north and west also, at FItchbug
with the Vermont and Massachusetts for Greenfield
and BTattleboro' and intermediate stations.
The SOg m and II so m train from Fitchburg
meet at Worcese r with Boston Worcester, Providence
y Worcester Norwich * Worcester Railroads and
western X X for New York and the West via SPRING
field
The $50 m train from Fitehburc connects at wor-
eester witl'Norwich Worcester Steamboat Train for
New York via New London. ii. A. BLOOD, Sup't.
Office Fitchburg Worcester X r.
Fitchburp Nav | 1871.
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Principal Office, 143 Court ST., Boston,
BRANCH 0FFICE-2D3 Front ST., Worcester.
10 Mass. diff
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

who have injured themselves by certain practice in
duged in when alone habit frequently learned from
evil companions or at school, the effects OF which arc
nightly felt even when asleep, and if cured render
marriage impossible and destroy both mind and hodv
should apply Immediately. What pity that a Young
man the hope ofhis country the pride of his parents
should be snatched from all prospects and enioyments
life by the consequence of devating from the path OF
nature. and secret hapit. Such persons must before
contemplating marriage, reflect that sound mind and
body are the most necessary requisites to produce
nubal happiness Indeed without these the Journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage, the prospect
hourly darkens to the view, the mind becomes adowcd
with despair and filled with the melancholy refection
your own,
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TRAINS LEAVE GARDNER for Worcester and ,vav
staon at 5S5, SIS, II IS NJ, and 43g NJ makinyy
or terminating at Worcester f't ''iVSsH
Stages leave Holden for Barre FINLAND wast pu.1o,a
co9Drook Snlthville and Oakham at $40 p NJ Prince,
ION bi rom a! Trans to the Mountain Houses Hub
oardston station for Hubbardson, from ali tro1ns
iardner Tor East Templeton at 7.55 NJ. and will do
in connection with stages ~ ' anu
once with Boston 81 Albany r. r.
iel7 DIT n n SAPcPNr &C.,.
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VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS,

" EhMONI AND W ASSNCH USETTS
AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILROAD -
Cars leave Worcester, Foster ST. Depot for Hoosac Tun-
mel North Adams, Saratoga and Troy n y at $50 and
las m, for North Adams. HoOsac Tunnel, Greenfield
Sheburne Falls and Brattleboro, at 30 and Ills
For Greenfield at g 30 and II is a M and 400 I'm.
Leave Hoosac Tunnel for Boston at 1880 m, and LIE
pm.
2B m Leave Brattleboro for Boston at Az and SAL
a m, and go pm.
The 30 m and 10 m trains from Hoosac Tunnel
Pow m tram from Greenfield and 8il and 200 N
trains from Brattleboro, connect at Fitchburg with
trains tor Providence, Newport and Taunton.
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Leaves Webster tor Worcester al G.O0am
Leaves Worcester for Webster at go pm
2, ST. M ANDREWS Sup't
N0rN Ch d Worcester Division.
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The GARDEN OF CHILDREN.-In Hartford
Conn, has lately been introduced one of those
paradises of chldren-a kndergarten-au from
tue Evening Post we clip the following:
Here comes my little four year old Ethel,
from her kindergarten, with beaming, happy
face We'll, Ethel" said |, what did Won
learn to-day at your school? 'Oh. wonderful
things, said the little lady, who is very fond of
LONG words. i will teach you now, mamma L
made some lines on my slate, and Miss
May said a straight line doing up and down
was perpendicular line, and one doing atross
the slate Is a zonital line; then | learned
to sing beautiful song, but | cannoIteach you
that bctause disremember. part Of it, but 1t was
about honey beel Then we made fences, and
bridges and churches, OUT of the blocks, and
we made mammals out of CLAY. Then We
marched, aud played little Kitty White, and
practced JunDlgnasiics, and had such .funi |
wish the kndergarten kept all day
aud all night tool DO you know mamma,
that Kiuderga rten means garden of children,
and our teacher says we are all little flowers
growing IN the garden, but think she is a Muy
hover. oh, wish all the little boyses and
eifises 10 my world could 20 10 our pretty gar
aen and be so happy Tie little maiden danced
aMas 70 mud her dollies, with no aching head or
tlreo bones, and her mother, with thankful
,leaIt and fearful eyes, thanked the originator of
klnaersartens, and the kind and wise ladies who
nave established one In this city,"
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BOSTON, BARRE AND GARDNEE
- RAILROAD CO.
On and after Monday. Nov. 18th.

TRAINS WILL LEAVE WORCESTER. OFostor s,roo-
Staton tor Gardner and wav stations $50 AM 10 AZ
80 ahu bdJ p NJ connecting with all trains on the YER
mont and Massachusetts Railroad to and fTor Hoa
Funnel Greenfield Bratteborough intermediate
stations ana at Greenfield and CIRCUITS Corner win
trains north and SOUTH Passengers for Barre Will tat
the ii5 p. NJ. train from Worcester. INV
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rA NORFOLK AND BALTI.
<1=SfFs ssMi63IiRE AND AND WASHINGTON, D. G.
H.azAEeszL Line sail from end OF Central Wharf Bos-
ton, sEMl-WEEKLY, at ESQ P. NJ, for NORFOLK and
STEAMSHIPS:
MILAN KEMNEDY.. Capt. Henry D. Foster.
WILLIAM LAWRENCE. . VIM. A. Hallett.
MCCLELLAN ............. F. NJ, Howes.
GEO. APPOLD........Ca Capt. Winslow Loyeland,
WILLIAM CRANE. Capt. solomon Howe.
BLACkST0NE.,...... Capt. Geo II. Haett.
Freight forwarded from Norfolk to Petersburg and
Richmond, by river or rail and by the Virginia and Ten
nessee Air Line, to at points in Virginia. Tennessee Ala
6aa and Georgia; ami the Scaboard and Roanoke
Railroad to all points in North and Soul Carolina by
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Washington and all
places West.
Through rates given TO South and West
Fine passenger accommodations,
Fare, including berhs and meals: to Norfolk sl5OO-
time ~ hours to Baltimore. Sl5-time IS hours.
Forfurther information apply TO
81. SAMPSON, a gent,
MS dtf SO Central Wharf. Boston.