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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
A Rnnt.

The ladies aud others who have used II &C.
knowledge II superior 10 all Others, Free
from acids or other deleterlous articles. il
Is efiectual aud pleasant. No toilet complete
without H. One trial will establish lis value.
Skaters Tooth Powder Sold by druggists
generally
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS


NOEhChA uF NEW ADNkhTiSh"hN'r'
Tun nilnals STATE Republieaa Assoosas'oa vii
meet this avenine.
THn f.sisst Tasht on the Potomac for sale,
Two noons on ssooad aoor for rent
THs arm Of Nolan a Bsaii has been dissolved.
Wa. n. RiLEI is eloslng on, hls winter s'oos o.
goods.
Fursrr ,oss oi Old lead Is wanted.
FIVE handrsd tons Of wrought scrap Iron is
wanted.
A oooK. Win GOOD references. is waited.
AwHrrn WoNAH is wanted In private family.
BEvnnAL yorrs have bssn lost OF atoisn.
ROCKS AID Board ~ Is per week.
A nRauIAn MnnrtNa Of the Sons Of Mlohiean vi
be hsid thin svssine.
FnEn. osnnuNo's nFsrAuRarT, No. en- Louisiaua
avsuus and ca d street.
VIZ. a wAtA a %, ausiionsora, viiissll on Thurs
dsr, Feb I, a II b'eiook, a m, 10, Of Groesfiss'
hquors Ae.
nav. o. Borrros viii lecture FridaI evening".
LArDsUa q OLuAnY. auotioassra. VIII sell on
wednesday. Jasusry 81, a. 10 o'oook a m, splendid
collection OF b0oha
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

That previous to taking stock, February 8,
we shall offer special Inducements to all pur-
chasers Of clothing, preierTlng money 10
goods; anything near cost will secure them.
4. sAKs d Co., $40 Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

Messrs. Latlmer 4 Cleary, auctiUnuurs,
sold Tuesday evening part Of lot IL, in square
s9l, on Fifth street east between d and Il
streets south, to @. W. Riggs, for $3.50
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

Thero & now on exhibition and for ranle at
boxes ever imported 20 this country The
casing 10 ohasto, though beautiful, aud the
Instrument plays ten airs. Il Is 10 be raiiied
for the benefit Of gentleman who has met
4 SERIES OF revorses, which compel him 10 part
with . real prize In the shape OF this beautiful
work OF art. Tickets for the TAiile can be
Oblalned at the Dickson house.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

SPECIAL Attention. is called to Gnr,wlrs
large and varied assortment Of Burls line
shoes for ladies, misses and children, No.
700 Seventh Etrect, corner Of |.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

LADIES AND GBSTs' KID Glove Depot, the
largest In tho city, Is at q. BAuM's Corset Fac.
tory, l0s Seventh street, between ID aud L. u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

" WAHHIHuTpNt ID, o., Jhn. y, bl2,
On tle petition Of JouN DbBOis, o. ureen6bor.
euFh. AlAb,mat PrAJlss iog ihg sIie9ti n ola pat;
cut aTAned 70 him the 2lth dpy u ApT, IDS aud
prlVemsut Ia Cotton Olusi
ID IL ordered that thu testimony Ia the case ba
ulosed the i6th dy OF March, ns1ti tlst The lns
for hlinE arguments aud ths ktaiuiaer's report be
limited u tho 9Th day ~ sptii neat AGd that said
p0titloa be hsard on the 10Th day OF Aprh naAt
Any person mar oppose The xtansi9u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

u On IaEIIFf
Sal Seventh Street,
anA lnaua

your orders for Balls, Parties, weddings and
Receptions, who Is prepared TO furnish upon the
shortest notice, 10 the most exquisite style, and
at reaEDnabto rates
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

TnEwAsHIY0roN CITY SAVINGS BASR cor.
nnr Seventh Areet and Louisiana avenue, IL open
from $50 to 1880 every Saturday evening, In al.
ditlon to it, regular banking hours. 1t pays in.
terost on all deposits. s
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

THE most popular establishment for boots
aud shoes Il that OF T. s. Gartrell, 600 Seventh
street, corner Of L. His stock Il the largest
In the city, aud will accommodate the great
oct variety Of feet from tbs widest to the
narrOWest, with the lnest siyles, which for ht
and wear are unsurpassed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

That Tor a few weeks you can get your
BOYS AN ESTtRE OUTFIT,
DHGBY CoAT, YEBT AND PANTS AND OvERCoAT,
At a less cost than you can possibly buy the
goods and make thom yourselves.
Call and SEQ tho proofs Of this assertion.
Moan WALKER s Co.,
oil Pennsylvania avenue, near Sixth st.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
DOROBALsAMINR

ROhObA bSA"hNE
Ths watsry solution Of tho ucsllsE Bal
snmic Gaufs.
roosa. discovered aud Patented September IL ISL.
ratonsl remedy for all sueh complaints a. require
z strong disleiee.Ant AGENT which As' possesses
tLINiCAL BOHoBAIsAMINBi
Cures akin diseases letter. salt Thou old soreas et9
CLINICAL UOROn u.sAMINR.
Oures ieuoorrhoa, oaaena, eAtArrh.
CLINICAL BOHODAI4sAlIINRf
Heals wounds, ulcers, burma
CLINICAL DOROBAI.sAlIINEi
u bbothing, CLEANSING, ard rapidy healing. y
isotlvo pheasant, and harm les, and Ne oompoatloo
wA,,t,,aso 10 sEchEr'
CLINICAL BOROB LsA.H INEi
tkHtra0ts trOn iettefal
Its a grAnd A1hioVsnent In phAanAosutiaa ohgm-
stry, and u Il not strange that thu mpdio and dsa-
tai professions freely aot noviedgs tho sup3rioriE
o. yoar BDROBALSAMtNE oesr the Alcoholic and
iattg nlEtaro. hsTS.ofors em9loyed tn, 4 ne nEst
abs psops ~ sftsoh D. n HrrEfI,i,,
Prot PhSnn ir The "a Dsp't 81 0anrssfoss OolleEa
peAR SIM have Eiveo ypnr OLthIOAL ROHO.
BALSAMihk thoroaga anf eathfaotory t-tal. sod
tfsltmsnt q indosat u'csrs. on.eaa, eatarrh,eta
have hsrotofors pro loSbs oaFboie aod prog
but Ice yoy unplsa odpr serious ohlsotian
70 ihsInss Your no ROH AIS AMI w, on tie eon-
taAp, 4 pleasant ant ofiritsroo. aud ~ sntceptie
bsoa using. Itls an sIes.lsat d,.lai. et.a1 :,
Prov osnAa oLDnEaa. ls'r1
lRoBAIsAMINE 10 yold hy ali DraEs,.,s.
and a. The PdnolpL Depot No, s1 ] street north
-" "AAa 6aIs. Srorg %, As..,ss.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
Medical
MARRIAGE GUIDE.

Every ONE ms own DOCTOR ps,sq .P.l-
30 married. both male and female, In everything
oernng the phi slonfy ani IsAions q cur sna vs.
tem and the PRODUCTION and preventive 81 onsprtnf.
incudidg all tbs Discoveries before given IN
tho Ensilsh language, By WM. YOUNG, ~ ID, This
tan Ia paiu IA guaEs for the Genernl reader, and "
illustrated with numerous eugralingr Az y9une MAJ,
having the Ieaat lmpediment 10 married me, should
read thls book. II diaeeses secrets that eyeu one
be licked 10, aud not let iis out the house. VII
Dr. WA, YOVNu. 10. as spruos street. above
'lq H2lFFiiufEp AND uNFoRTUNArK. NO
matter what may be ycur disease, before you Place
yourrelf under the caro- o. any gus OF the oUAOkS-
paper 70, ooy OF Dr.. HougEr b2ok and rad esrg-
iuis. ID will bsthe means Of sas.hg ~ msny dol
DO oousnlted on Aay Of the dLsA.S dssor1sd N nss
publioAf0us by NAH or At hts oeiugs No. h9 Spruce
stroet. Abovs Fourth, PhllAdelphia- dec41m
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01


The fashionable portion OF our cOlorcd eli.
zens, particularly those residing on Capitol
Hill, have been ON the qui rice for some tlmO
conceruing marriage 10 take place between
young couple living 10 that Viclulty. The
interesting event came OF last evening ut
Israel church, Capitol Hill, which at an carly
hour was filled by the many friends Oi the
soon.to-be-happy couple.
Tho bride, Miss Chrlstana Nichols, looked
not only beautiful, but charming, being
dressed In pure white, the only ornament
being some choice flowers neatly aud artlsti-
cally arranged. She was waited upon by
Misses Mary Reed and Frances q. COstln,
two Of her Immediate associates. The dress
Of the bridesmaids was In perfect Keeping
with that Of bride-rich In texture, but ex-
ccedingly modest In display The groom, Mr..
James W. Butcher, Of the Treasury Depart.
ment young gentleman Of high moral
worth aud culture, was served by his
friends Richard W. TOmpklns, ESD, and Mr..
j. 7. Mason, all OF whom wore, after the
American custom, full dress Of black with
white neck-tie. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. George T. Watkins, d. D., In an i'm.
presslyo manner. After receiving the con.
Rratulatious OF their friends, the ncwly-mlr.
Red couple returned 10 their homo, and wcrr
kept busy In receiving those who were una
bic TO witness the ceremony at the church.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
CITY ITEMS.

Nav SroREl Low PRiCEs!-Th0 best ~ white
shirts, Gents Kids At 81, and the best quality
do. Of $50, you can md at Prices Gents Fur
nlshing Depot, iI3 Seventh street, between u
and z
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

Tho wEEKY HArtoSaL REPuDiIcaS supports the
principles aud pollsy Of the great Republican party
and sustlIns tho administration Of President Grant
It il published large sheet s7It2 iHshss. sad eon
iaIns fog Adserls, munts II gives large amount
Of rvadlrH matter any Other weekly payer OF IT,
pdec.
Il siVos especial attention 10 smAnAtlnE from
the Executive. Legislative, and Judl1iAl Departments
OF the Government and, during the sessions Of Con
ETsss, has full reports Of Its proceedings.
wAshlnEton Is tho political centre OF tho oouutry
and ever measuse affecting tho general interests Of
tho people has Ia oriEin 10 the Legislative and RISeu
tive Couucs ut the nation. The journal publlshsd at
tho Capital la support Of tho Administration has the
AdyahIAgs Of gaining full knowledge Of ey0Iy move
ment that may bs contemplated. The REPUBIIcAH
has unusual facilities for obtaining the earliest and
most reliable news both Of general and political char
Aosr, add IL recognized ths best exponent Of affair
At tho Capital.
Tho mi eellansous deparlmsnt viii receive special
attention, and in all respects shorts viii DO made te
sstAbllh the character Of tho paper - hrst-oAss
family Journal .t.
Terms ~ follows. dsVaTlasly In adVanceI,
copy rear ..."".ea g sog{ SS ma1,i 80
q S ooSi:. iTSsali.....ib %oSiES y
It 1, no, necessary that tho Subscribers to a club
should receive their papers At The same post Office
whore elub Of subscribers has been forwarded id
ditions may DO made TO Il ~ the same rates PApoTs
wiii DO addressed singly 10 each member Of elab.
Money orders should DO lsut from all post ohAess
lslainH thon From Other oihcsa letter. should b
reulaiofud.
TheDATLx NATIONAL nEFustfcAS IL Furnished 20
Sub6ehbers At 80 per year, i've copies iysaT 49,
VOT. \. NIuRTAGm.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

Messrs. Lltlmer a Cleary advertise to-day
the sale OF about seventy cases splendldly
bound and Illustrated English books, direct
from the great publishing houses Of Long
man, John Murray, Henry @. Bohn, Black.
wood, Chambers, &c, &c, OF London and
Edinburgh. The catalogue comprises all the
great encyclopedias, the Dore illustrated
works, SCOTS complete works In one hun
dred volumes, Longman and MuTray's editions
Of the great histories, the original HOgarth.
&c, all In the most expensive bindings The
sale commences this morning In Hoods
marble building, corner Of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and Eleventh street, where the books are
now for view and catalogues can be obtained.
We would advise the reading public to call
aud examine the collection,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

PoLIoR UouRr yudqs SnfD. LA this court
yesterday Simon Bookblndcr, for receiving
stolen goods, was hned $50, aud entered an APP
hrc % tho American house WAS committed %
mil for a further hearing. A number Of minor
offenders were disposed Of. Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

wisconsin Soriubir.
Tic Wisconsin Republican Association hold
their hrst reception on Monday evening, tho
9th instant
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

VIM. B. Webb, sworn; Witness resides at
1918 y street. between Nineteenth and TWEEN
tleth' Witness prepared the memorial just
read. II was signed by n majority OF the
proPerty'hOlders ON tue street. The work
was commenced In May, and In such way
as TO Indicate that some great change WAS 10
be made In the grade Of the street. The con-
tractor had thirty or forty horses and carts
employed. Inquiry was made, and Ii was
thon asGertalned that the change In the grade
was 10 he made. The square upon which
wltuess resided was In terrible condition.
iur long time, Witness had ~ lower his
serylce-plpes twice, and would have TO do so
again had several times been without gas or
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
ON MARRIAGE.

,Epsy Relief for Ysss. Men i'oH .As , .s':..
stared. Nervous debility cured. fmpsdimsnts 70
MARRIAGE rsHpvsd. Nov Method Of trsstmenL New
and remarkable temsdIea. Books and OisoalArs sent
'Sadrs.s. HowxR , xissooIArIoE. No. |. SOUTH
Ninth st., Philadelphia. Pc. dec111m
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01

Henry Young, alias Dayy, colOred, was
arrested yesterday by onicer smoot Of the
First precinct, upon suspicion Of the theft Of
seventeen patty knives. Young endeayored
to dispose Of these articles at the second
hand furniture store OF Mr.. sOlomOns, on
Seventh street. near Maryland avenue, which
created the suspicion. He was sCut before
Judge Smell for his disposal.
Officer Wilson was called yesterday by
Margaret Stevenson TO arrest Frank Smith,
q colored man, whom she charges with being
the father Of her two children. The request
was carried into effect, and Smith was ar
rested. The case was taken before Squire
Smith, who postponed action until Saturday
next.
A boy, aged II years, named Henry Broou,
was arrested Yesterday afternoon BY 0iiccr
Fugitt, upon the charge Of having stolen
two pairs Of boots from the store Of Joseph
Bishop, on Seventh street. He was sent to
the reform school.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
nrprMprIoN OF lao noSps OF lsp.

TREAsuRx DEPARTMrsT. December D, lsll.
By virtue OF the authority given BY an Act Of Con
aress Approved JuJ II, 1870, aatitled Al act 70
tborte The 70 undins 81 The national debt" hsrsbJ
the bonds hsroin bsos ds.iagaiad. sue y ~ Five
UnItSd siAtrs, IN ths Uiiy q wsshinston. 90 and
afler the t.eplstA dsy a Mareh ma Aad thit The
interust SAID bondg will that day That Is
70 az, Coupon B9ndA hnHgn a. tho SNClND 81.
kIEs, Aoto February - Ml9, dated MAJ 49, -
iouosn;
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-01
Clothing.
Z. BAR,
TUE CBOTWIEn,
Steamship Lines.

= sons,.silI ssesying neg supplies from bic anutse
aainfdssa III syenlna. asi.a
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-04-24

could you. after all your declarations
against jealousy, tooW
''HHhen IL man is tried rs haze been,
and has heard his love telling Of tho oil
and new, true and false, he may be we'll
excused for thinking She was talking of
the love and lover, and not of u tooth,'
answered Charley, looking little en-
barrn sd.
Now you, will have IL little more p,-
ticncc with AIalomn Upton, in word,
you will have IL symr,tllizing heart for
calous mcn-ch. Charley?" asked Agnes
playiully.
Il don't know about TINT. But i will
always say, after this, tl,nt /, person docs
not know how lie will act until the time
of erial cones. and counsel that we shall
never ccnsurc the weakness of aEother
until our own strength has beca we'll
proved"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-04-24
MAS SHE FALSE
~ lasczs nRxsmAw BADEN.

nc ascls nrssmAw BADEN.
ase Malomn Upton. Poor
@llss3 he has not yet conquered
shas p that possessed him last
agAsS1a che trouble with him, Char
le9? asked the beautiful girl who was
taaniag on Charles Ashby's arm, as he
ssrssfaa hsr proudly through the
EssA. = 'sSs ~
lid ssaga6ls! Eethiaa but his mis-
esassss. aHssIy Il isia jsaioua. be-
saaso sAo gil he edmires more than any
eahar gisi in che world was the beauty Of
she ssrsPsion last night, and of course
had 20 accsrt aolae attentions from other
gan.lslaen. I've not IL particlc OF
patienss ,sith hin,. He should l,a,c psr.
feet .oufdsnco III the woman he seeks to
Eisa sos his wife. I cannot understand
sssAaa ssAse Of feeling. | am alway.
saasn my lady love receives the
asss'sgs she 'ss truly deserves" sai,
. Asasss. ga.iug fondly OH his lovely COM
! sanion.
shsnk you. Charley. trust shall
over be wrrthy Of your confidence. Iu,
you have lever been tried yet. | pity
nnv ere VIII" tells aa Malomn-"
u do NOT. Foolish fellow. I've never
been tired. you say. know it love. Blu,
n"sting il, the world could make I'M.
jsalous Of any one. have such pcrfuct
faith Ia you Agnes. tia not', g hut yo, !,
own words could make ,nc ,lo.ut you.'
AgDsa smiled swcctly; but shaking
her pretty head. louked doubling, and
said:
CHARLEY. you think you know yoursclt
Aus indeed you have never had anything
20 try your feelings. Yon have had
me always near you. with no interference
eveF aince you first loved me. Ny mourn
i''g for dear father has kept me out of the
gayefiea of the world for two seasons,
just suppose you should ever sec son,c
handsome. worthy young man very dc
voted to me, and ! receiving his attcn-
sion. would you not then feel Il little i'm.
.oay?"
NO. no. Nothing but your own words
could make me doubt your love-" ans.
wered Charley earnestly. And indcc,
he proved quite concl,,sivcly the truth
OF his words: for tho next season Apnc.
again appeared in festive scenes, where
ahe was universally admired, and Char
ley might more than once have found
occasion to make himself miserable, ifle
had been like many of his friends But
he was truly n reasonable, sensible, loya
fellow, and Agnes Marvin fully apprc
ciated his noble nature.
"Hnve | been sufficiently tried now
Agnes. TO be permitted to repeat my
declaration about jealousy 2" asked Char
ley, after the last party ofthe season.
"Ycs, indeed, YOU are true man. You
love, and trust your love- answered
Agnes, placing her hand in his, whcl
Charley gallantly carried to his lips.
"rhc right time and person have no
turned up yet, perhaps" chimed in Agnes
brother.
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Chips.

A Nod Fcllow-SIorphcus.
To relieve IL Cold i'll the Hend.-Blow
the oTguii.
Somebody says that every cord Of wood
given to the puor is recorded above.
"Out of sight, out Of n,ind," rs the wag
said when he saw Il blind lunatic. -
4 noble heart, like tho sun, shows its
greatest couatcnancc in its lowest esiat.'.
On week days you buy yeur music bs I
the sl,see... On S,indays1you have it by
the 4chnir.
Pen mixers are had lot. They max 9 !,
people steel pens, and then they say they
do write. af ts
The young lady singer. who thought
she could make her voice clearer by
strainingi it, made n great mistake. gi
Marrow Souls-lt is with narrow
soulcd people as Mitl, narrow-necked hot
tlcs-thc less they have in thcm, thc
more noise they mike i'll pouring it out.
y n-peckcd husband, who had mar
rcd his wife because she was handsome,
declared that "a thing of bca, T. was u
jaw forever" =,
CRrMns.-Sixty qunrtsof Strawberries,
from Charleston, S. c.. were selling OH
Wednesday, i'll New York, mt two dollars
and fifty cents per quart. These are tho
first ofthe season.
NEATNEss.
In its essence and purely for its own
sake: says Halls Journal of Health,
ncatncss is found in few. Many man is
neat Tor appearance sake; there is All in
stinctivc feeling that there is power in i.
When man consults physician or
Il lawyer for the first time, or comes to
rent house or borrow nionc-, he will
come in his best dress; u lady will call n
her carriage. y man who means business
ard honesty comes as he is, just rs You
will find him in his store, his shop, his
counting house. The most accomplished
gamblers dress we'll; the most entcrprising
swindlcrs are faultlcssly clothed; bnt
countless multitudes arc but wflitcwashtL
sepulchres. Mauy dent care as long
as it will not be seen. Washington ALL
ston the great artist, the accomplished
gentleman suddenly left his friend stand
ing at the door of splendid Bostos
mansion Us they were about entering for
party, because he just remembered
that he had hole in his stocking. 1t
could not be seen or known, but the very
knowledge Of its existence made him feel
that he was less man than he ought to
be; gave him q feeling of inferiority.
When you see n neat, tidy, clcanly,
cheerful dwelling there you will find
Joyous loving happy family.
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welcomed him as cordially as ever. But
there was no denying the fact hat the
Doctor was more attentive than
Charley thought necessary. Besides, one
thing he soon noticed there was some
thing about Agnes and the Doctor that
was not perfectly open and clear to
Charley something that was concealed
from him. Once when he went unan.
nounced into Mrs. Marvin's private par
lor, he found the Doctor leaning over
Agnes char and locking very intent
ly, if not lovingly, into her face. She
blushed and turned away quickly, to
welcome Charley's entrance, bu5syin u
very embarrassed manner.
Many times he had seen tic Doctor
call Agnes aside, and speak in an under
tone to her.
Charley hogan to fccla Il little hurt, if
not jealous. Besides hethought:
"lfthey are so much together when
am present. they surely must very we'll
have given rise to the reports L have
heard"
Still he was too proud to question or
reproach Agnes; but he could not help
being II little cool t. her.
One day, at the dimicr-tablc, an oc-
currcnce quite remarkable served to
make Charley feel sure Ethut Agnes was
no longer true to him, if he had doubted
it until then
They were seated, tile Doctor and him
self, opposite Agnes, sstlles table. The.
different courses OF the c'ainner had been
removed, and they we're .tarryng over
the dessert, when the Doctor passed to
Agnes an almond, saving:
"I;at philopcna with me, Miss Agnes,
please? II am the fortunate one,
shall"
Ere he had finished his rcmnrl,, Agnes
glanced tiom ono 10 I'll" ether gentle
man, while he: face was Su!luscd with 81
rosy flush, which rccc,linr, left her very
pale. SHE arose quickly, anal left tie
table o'tor Cameron Immediately fol-
lo~vd. There were bat few persons pre-
sent at the time, and this lit:le incident
passed unnoticcd, save by those interest
cd. Mrs. Marvin looked very much an
noyct, bat offered no cxp!nnation.
| Challr,'S mind was wavcrine bctwccn
which VA, the better course to adopt To
go charge Agnes with dcccying him. and
give her back her broken promise, or to
go call the Doctor ont, and demand an
explanation. He had prc.tv we'll made
up his mind to the latter, and WAS lcav-
Ing the table for that purpose, when he
remembered his ott-rcpcatcd declaration
that, unless from her own lips he heard
that she had changed, he would not
doubt her" So he determined 10 wait
and see the result, at least few DAYS
longer.
But that evening his doubt was a GER
tainty. No longer need he wait her
own words told that. He had gone into
the reception room, and thrown himself
down on sot;, near the window. 1t
was twilight; the lamps had not been
lighted, and no one occupied the room
but himself He had been there but Il
short time, when he heard footsteps com
ing. y moment after, Mrs. Marvin and
Agnes came TO the room, and were
about entering, when Agnes said:
Don't 90 in. Let us sit out here a
while, il is so pleasant
And they seated themselves just under
the window by which Charley was.
Mrs. Marvin asked:
"What are YOU worrying about,
Agnes? The loss Of"
"1lush, mamma. You may be heard, y
! was the warning reply. 81 ain not worry.