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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-08-22

a NEEDED ExpLANATION-A week or
two since; a local item had it that there was
considerable sickness and mortality in the
yiicini,y, of Camden. Now, in town, all the
physicians say that itnever was more healthy,
and the dreadful charge above recited was
intended to apply only to thc::low places on
the river and among the swamps
We hope thatthe exchanges which copied
the item, will de us the favor Of publishing
this explanation.
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Read Read.

rF Won wish to exchange the old iron which is
Wing around in your way, for cash, l am thel
nan - to accommodate you. l also wish to pu
chase % any quantity of old brass, lead, rags, wor-
md hides, for which will pay cash: so hrino
them along. H. hlCH'
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NIectin 2%.

WATEREE DIVISION No. Q, S. OF T.-At-
tend the regular meeting OF your DIVISION ~
Temperance Hall on Monday evening AT :
D. G. KIRKLEY, r. S.
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APPROACHING TERN OF CoURT-On the
sixteenth day of September. the Irregular term
Of the Coult of, Sessions will conycn.. ", We
are informed that our young friends, JEW:
DeEass and w. d. Tantham, who have been zen
diligently pursuing the study If the law for
some tipepast, viii then then apply for 4! aa- as
miEsion to the bur. '..r... }. :
BY tke,way. we wonder if Rap. Gary still
Intends to apply for admission at the same
time ?. He will make a "wheel horse"
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ORR AGENTS ~ advertising z
AGENCY OF Walker, EvanS 4 Cogawcli, r'preSeh'-
eI br Roswell T. Logan. Esq. isth only author
iled agent for this paper, i'll Charleston.
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#Ftarous W1ND.-On Sunday afternoon,
about two o'clock, quite gale swept over
town, breaking OF dead branches of trees,
and causing quite dispersion among the Ia
dies who were afraid as the wind played
such pranks with them as it does on the
Sbcach at "Long Branch"
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United States Internal Revenue.
Collectors's Office lst. Dist So: Ca
SUMTER S. c., August lst, 1872.
TAKE NOTICE.

rrIIIs is to announce that have been commits
stoned, and hereby assume chargeas Collect
or of Internal Rcvcnhe in and for the FIRST
DISTRICT of South Carolina, with my office at
Sumter, s. G.
The Annual and Monthly Lists Of Assessments
,oodc in Inst March, and those for the months of
April, May and June, on oil of which, the taxes,
from date of assessment have become due and
unpaid, together with others, of old, outstand-
inc taxes are now in my hands, and a.prepar-
ed to collect and receive the money in lquida-
ton of the same.
All taxes assessed and turned over to me must
he COLLECTED AT ONCE. No DELAY wnATEv-
Err CAN Be GtANTED Dr ME.
After being notified, should the taxpayer not
settle, penalty accrues, and should he have to
be sought out, he will in addition have to pay
costs. -
WM. F. DEKNIGHT,
Collector.
our IL wi
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ALARM OF FlHE-Thc lirc-bcll rang the
allrm of fire on last Saturday evening, but it
turned out to be a false alarn.-Mr. Jno.
Msrones's chimney burning out-and be,
yond creating considerable eommotion, no
damage was done.
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CHEAP PEACuEs.-Thcrc were large
quantities ofpcachcs offered FOX sale on our
streets during last week. They seemed to
meet with poor sale, as VIC noticed some very
fine ones offered ut fifty cents per bushcl, and
even at that nricc coudl not be said; the per-
sous Offering them. being compelled to haul
their fruit back home, for want of buyers.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-08-22

LA1DOvrR.-Owlng to tie absence ofthe
cditor-in-chief, the communication of. a dis,
tinguishcl contributor, on the subject ofeul-
tivatel farming, has been laid over, but will
appear next week. on the fourth page: under
our agricultural head We rcgrct.thc delay
very much. =. ! h.. - 5#:.-. :tHI
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PosTING TIE DooKs.-Our ncighbor,
aDonald Mcqueen County Auditor, is hard
at work receiving returns Of property for
taxation, and posting his books. From ear
ly morn to dcwy eve, he can be seen at his
post. We hope his labors will soon draw to
4 close,
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"NlCKERSON HOUSE,"
Columbia .. q.

THIS Pleasantly located Hotel, unsurpassed
by any House in the South for comfort, and
health of locality, is now open to Travellers and
others seeking accommodation. Families can
h. furnished with nice, airy rooms on reasona-
bile terms. ''A call is solicited. o
. Mrs. WV. a. WRIGHT & son.
o,r ounibusses and Carriages will be found
at the different depots:,,
sSs- Terms reasonable, transient or regular
boarders. '- - '''
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GRAND CoNCERT.-Thc Watcrec Cornct
Band, encouraged by the hatterins reception
awarded taem last week, will give another
concert at the Town Hall, this evening, at
which the celebrated "Anvil Chorus" will
be produced. As our readers arc doubt
lessin possession ofthc programme we refrain
from reproducing it here. We hope, how
ever, that the concert will be we'll attcn dcd
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School Notice.

TORM Your clubs for the JOURNAL at once,
+ rs we are Offering extraordinary induce
ments to cluhs. Read the advertisement.
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Bridge Notice.

special Commission WatereeFree Bridge will
moot nj the court house in Camden on Saturday
the 10th day of August at II o'clock a. m.
.urs1t WM: NJ. SHANNON, Chairman.
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rG1n Agents wanted oscl the beautiful Ph0to,
JUUU graph .Narrpiags Crt!tcatsand Ehofograp"
Family R,cords For terms senn stamp ~
cnIpEn Bro, Publishers, York, Pa.
iuly 90 1T
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FERTILlzING LIME.

WE are now prepared to.taks ordsrsfor the
w ,absvs-deliserabf at any, time between
this date and the 1st Of October nsIt-in esusn-
titles to suit purchasers; for cash, erpsysbls -
the :. s..-t ...--..e -. - .-. s-
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JA.NEY1ls73.

NrRcuLxns containing Ill information - y Ne
v benefits to be realized by yitauss, nodssiu
ing, either as special maners OF for sompsst,
with quantities required &c., win % sent =
any address or delivered. .inperson at eur ones.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-26
LATE NE vs. ITEaS.

General John A. Dix aad Thur.
Low Weed draw pensions as soldiers G.
1912, the latter as ffer.
Two million dollars will be savee
annually by the bill abolishing the Of
fee of Revenue Assessor.
-Bismarsk's son is reported engsg.
ed to an American lady 1t present re.
siding with her parents in Berlin.
,''-Politlcal speculation puts "Ands'
johnson soon 10 the Senate in the plac,
Of Panon Brownlow, who is to re-
sign. -: ,. f,:,..' !:
wendell Phillips fimous lecture o,
The Lost Arts'' has been captured
At last BY . phenogr.phie reporter
and published 10 full in tho New Yorl
Tribune.
Travel ever tho Northern Paci6,
Railroad has not decreased very mucl
since the setting in of winter; Th'
coaches have very fair number o
passengers each day. /,
The population Of the globe is US
ually estimated At 1000, 900, /
news. new and careful estipmate, p based On the
very. latest returns, has just. bee,
published p'la 'd.'' At Goth. y two eonpet'n
German statissticeil.ln,i, Who calculate tn:
present number Of the, earths inhabit
ants q l,s;77, 900 900 Of souls.
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were 10 needy" Hs vent t. . shelf
and taking down package, opened it,
and threw shawl oven his mothers
"See; dsar / Il noticed 3
time how shabby and shreadbare
your 6dta DE va; hsrs i something to
,t'sp you sarm:: Il y net half good
enough for syos, mother i bpts, never
mind shsn Iset ziehs yau ahaA have
ing and ivelzst.'' bna sss7e.o5
They pasasd sest into otAs sheerful
stree street. bat AFs.s ,Loekhaltil .haart vss
to- 3al l,tas ttaasl:sahe l:.sahe A. A. lesgthg Charles
81 sste4db e4b ftWhy q ysrua ara you se api.t nother
Tell me: aeS /. that .t ! ls., ~, q share your
ttss9D!e: :......-sts9 -.2 3 se9efw
+ She. smiled; or6ssh ! foolish thing,
chsrlie; but b,va did NJ hamilton
make such cruel niesaks r 2
/ ., GAIT, now, 7 know what worried
You. But, mother, Mr.. H.milto. did
see me pas.ing p the theatre steps,
where / followed ono Of q our nsysboys
fearing he would be late for dinner
Mother! trnst ne. With Gods help
I viii be faithful to you p
=, And nearer il spirit than ttey had
bsea for years, mother end son walked
home together Ia ths Christm.s twi-
Pli1htts 80 1a1 E@EeT aeg bsEa~1
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-"Killed by kindness"" isa phras
whi'h has justtbeen luridly illustrate
by statistics ia England. Who woui
have believed, ave upon the authoril
of the great Dr.. Lankestsr, the Lo,
don coroner, that not less than soc
tender infants are annually smothers
to death by their mothers who fs
asleep in bed while nursing the
pledges? Unfortunately, mothers i,
voluntarily kill their children in gre!
many other .w.ys-by absurd indu
gence in diet, by foolish exposure :
dressing, and threneh b utter ignorant
Of the laws Of the human ss7stem. tt
only wonder is that tho race, or
least the so.callsd civilized portion
it, was not long ago utterly exsermin
ted aBabies are called g ten der
strikes Us that sthty oste:-: zsmsrk.b'
tough -lMa II eTri6x.e.s ,ss.::s.!
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..AGooD ExA1PLE:;S

IL IN. Z. .9..et ts 9. ef ti.' 81. .rn.,
y tns ea foEn s q Ssa slssine j. !f.ts'a'n
g g, he.d hsl q s,tt]s ssy!. tes s'sl't .s "
drsd farmers in this county. Whe.
has bean sadeoatiaaes to be tho agr
a,gmirs, ,Ti'ui 1~hish i. .m
1oxea'dp the best saors'f tsssa,jo
:ity our farnsr.;'wso sssussto thin.
thsJy TesHy h.ve'no right ssxroxt IN,
thing else. s'ThsJo ssldliheir ,,.s IN
listlessly s.y IT don't pay to fats
cattle. t.ad rdeiuisx, ,xus'tpel." A
Itsis With the fact before their ey,s tn;
the keen'at, AshEsyd sld mast il
tenigent ,fa1nns !qnG ssipees 2fo.oo
wheat growing, sad are making cattl'
raising and dsir5inng paayi.' l'ai' Brains vi
always pay. -EEchunge.7 =" =
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The I M7uauzee. ..NoaGhly

The so Ma.sqskee s.Ae"04y v
|seommepsa itea, fifth yelams With Il
t{snuarI. nsuber. Altheaehs1 sshavir
bee4s exeeptien,bl y ,geed during Il
1p.stsyeaz, 1t viii begin 1879 yessly in
proved in every way. Bach numb'
will contain an interesting and instruc
i've descriptive article, or 4 geographic
sketch, beautifully illustrated, and ais
asprofu,elJ lllusn.tsd a.d' most rsliab
fasbion artiels,o !besidss i d iysa,iety :,
khsr matter. aaT. IT, aihasts, pabls]
or, Milwaukee, VII: .s'sso&''
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why AMcnIoAHss wonkHs ARE
bas ,auii,. EJCDEL1CATE. sz-r7


WHYo As1ERIoAHs WoAESi ARE
bas ,auii,! DcDELScATE.f szyr7
10 Ai Another bS5fIa, reason S Il ths delie.ey of
our i'ii5aa xo%en i iths fl 1szrieater style .f.
.fteeatsd ia BY Ill sl,sseasl il dress, and the
Wearing aad % Il exoaissets darihg deslly youth.
Naturally, 4 ons bis { l..ttds.d s@faIl and
dna physical ds4slepnaeut, tight comets,
h lAse.syy ssyy sti.'s, slos.r-ftt4iuoF s. boot' and
ysjshty shjs,sn. .s..sg e,agot. i. .i9isis to the
same extent !teea . vkH Hhan : Aass appliances
Of fashion ase pat apon .lll!!s9 ths gift and
yieldpg NV muscle. Of . yespg .sd grow
ing siF. The peble l,diss 4 England
exercise la many heqr' sd.ilI & g tie open
alr, They tl!ts DE- nst disd.in 70 don heavy
oalt.kip .shleese! ~! .ad l eeeloI.d psttiooat', in
Which | to eIsg IpsEfor@g this lss dutJ:. This of
eonr.s, vonld l.nett. .net .lone lsle make them a'
healthy y y they aTs ye5' M not etIl their con-
situations h1iep lag l'attgsngttsnsa gby !. proper
physical 81 ysdqs.tiea. " a. before E they are
i eighteen e Je.rs ef H sge, bat jss1 i sut1oe' tc
retain them 2 10 : good degree Of health.
Our fair Americans early in the day at
tire themselves in charming morning
costumes, With white skirts; and then
they are averse to soiling these by e1.
erciss, and the least dampness deters
them from a promenade. American
ladies think far more of dress and fash
ion, andispend..more money and time on
their toilets, than any women in Europe
not even excepting the French, from
whom all our fashions come.-Galary
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9Y 1X11IT Co2NWAL.


rauoo Il ;al2'l.aias5T '.is'5Z Ts.,.v... ,srtis
--sEommuS v,.,s
When winter nights grov.lsne,qdna 80.
AnAHE&EthhgYv cold, 'ss'
VEST In airing rould the warm wood.Ar1L 4a1ys
Cd xSdsasstaval 70 Sssstats d4fw ,a1sb4O ,szro}
And ws try to Iset tlstassni.aSAhaSdh hsl,o !,
'e.n 4. 9es., ea,t A Y seese' 9st4e 1~3 t'.
tn. Poe. h.r. Au..l.- " yysst sps.t ~ Y
9 sgsawC I'd ssaafsaQ 10 3ess!ea ,aLrav
o? Hax plse9at. ANbeAt n tnixht A|le dpv1 .,o,,
And hides the swiatry sun, H'o's
ro "a. than com. in tn III. III. ,SS4Hse9 esYlsl
4 = Ana know 4Aata tffHsi61st
Whilst many bHnsaa, vitha la.sAnx q y4Aissi
Green hEsnssss ee He'll. serCh.,strss tines no :,
o. the Holly. IN bright srsss .Hollyt
It tt.4 l1t: toaxa,:] th.t th. tia.. a.s3,s57: .s3,ss17
.sSAaa Wa ~ 39'Sp' ynd
sJlseeti1eyfie slEy ygsssys1eas~e ei!oE ,aair,
:sr99b5 r99b5eh ": !. e'1gea.tsJ g.aJ otlA.so .s,a 3
And IND 5hti5 IL GsiSif Sif }brifpat ifat fot'oA e1o,a
And then I whasalea is4Aj AjAssiiaiks III,
.sAsAhaReyn. hReAlleatff Dlttutas6 Muod
,v1@tby's L the b ] 11atq1ell eR6 ssa ~ nes4E
a. :saS5sd5 fao1s, 9R55klljRt R55kll "a x1iaanfke tiso
s;HiWh{sli1ddS2szs szsdsiNat66A>,
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bag, iNoeleai under garments, j. and ma.
nerou' little articles ,vegel PIT sup P ID
packages and delivered to the eager
Sl1ilius little fellows, who hurried off
lesta i Hs'ss mske:believve, and The prizes
sxeuld vanish in their grasp: One little is i
lame .ness-boy in particular presented
such eomical appearance .she limped
along, with his great buodles that a
w.gieh comrade declared she looked
like the picture OF Sampson carrying
off the gates of Gaza.''
The church was almest deserted
when Charles drew his mother aside in
to an ante-room where the boys hung
their surplices aud overcoats. He
closed the door, and kissing her fondly,
said
"Mother! forgive me for thinking
you took no interest in my church, and
my !. not con6dins more in you, and tell
1mue5 tt 1on are,, sat satisfied with tho way
! my Christmas money; was spent 2" .-''
rs, ,"Forgivej me, Charles" the repent
anita mother sobbed:a "It was / who
wrfonged, YOU deeply, but the future
I ssthssll atone. -. Or! Charlie. ; What /
suffered y. this M Christmas day p -, -
tn!:How. smother = he asked, with
tender. isolicitude. s"You deserve the
enc i in the world lasWby, !,
mother, you ate cryingy'd % ISL ,grs
sMrs.a L,docthsatdt, smiled through h.r
I lsss.Fs nas te you nov,
over ;sand the rest Of the day shalllba2
saithoutis oeloud.; " Charles, how hap
py the prssents made these, poor boys
!; Hished-t6o ,late-I had added TWEEN.
stJ-6zssdollars, to yours but vat till
next year,, ,,ssvjg 4=>,1a sd Ea3as. II - 9,
baaoM aoMothsr;you doA't supposed spent
asirthat sum !? l0s Half Che amount xaj
My afy1h Ne good sddssal;, ddssal,i but thsi loys
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e Le4dg = s'1 binisH Fl & eiR Sf' szEl3 z3 os14i
&A&> 30f&eaA A3xB
GaAltx x6As. .~es,
l sasev9 ls.i,s4 sgaAs. u Ingsa lag
vas asdt 7ssaoi b1ids-eas s,ssI se7ps.
By MRS. JULIA NITU10oRl
b ,uasIs e4ss1a moo7d wsa A"
pi1saIs ii mosId eiist4f-sitasis sisf
@BHRihy .bstsu,..G III Nm.
B BLoekaHiasaa Il iiSfs.iHL L.ajtd ]ssg,r
;hss 81; q a.aal asI. Fl az .eu..
! 71jseqese stete iS1E5p.tt %
til soi;asy y: ''T4Ss;issssa III: Sssa evidence
I6faboasmy aHd tasts-sso1e flat a.
fsetd.I1y;asAh asAhaais a|is out7 th... 40. }olf;"
and taata that. gilda the -humhlastI home
az tSs Pf.:sss .sSS4 SseSi5ss, N. bsssz,
hart labolsd hard for many J222.'
8 Wool Iohaxl1s xae1a III ;pslshs 'l I'D
MI. Lockhsyt died and left her to the
charity Of frisads-s cold eharityj jaia-
deed. 4 sheo:,was >noes swom.nlsd grtess
in idleuess ind aoseptslms often sisds:
iasly <b.stowed7 but asilsd will 'shSf
pesdh; night and aAs. tillia aine ithe'
reapsd tBefsswestd hsrvest OF honest ,fpn
.aepeqasaee; sss41 sAv< eh.rle. : sqea
EpglgjsA, sdueatiapt aaa3 bJ-tba tiisstks
was old enough 10 ltt@ksoIa .,slsrt tshik
owned their little home, and felt 1seEe
self preep,rpg1ynd fortunate. Mr.!
y hEoed5h.sr3 q waa 11Qasesl5get z % Radeqd e dnstr.-
tive voseeAq M L~l4bba4ft Z genius or pssf
nation, but possessed good sense aid
afMed;"gsSf(n ss4( II AAaDs 4
the school d, advaraity and asal% t3gh i
Tho sleessh.xa 4 HSh:sIaksaati|, ! ! y Mt, = a1 '.H
her dpkiRg AAe,6 6pDt deSke JsafaAf MD
swhood. ehV ~ fh6tt hisat t1Hf }ele1pl
|ksst' '1ssia sy;aa sssas z,skseA 1A aa1 Die.
tsesgiy IdlF tai16 htii 1ti 1Ei,ie eaaSi
III :s'sssSs ~:
tiavaeAHee.sesaq VIA bne bs1baSd D''iA
ss1iSalsps ba!bnyh syif eMos .1sq 10 o
bo d@A Athia hasia Aheiaksave 1aapa01y ito
P96rha1h4f b64t ,1eAt6dt4ijd aIhS3 awuulp
meats and toys 6fAarlJ, ,shldbeoai VSd
'theab aboyish pleasures Of circus audI con.
=" ;t;3EfAk''sa:r do. e
.4sreissss of Bih Hhaa skad6Y iata @asr. ma,
kNi inaqlses'4a Vs'a T. I ri reIseQ ssa"' '
81 .f'sE ~ 2:s' ;t,ss 81 =: S
sist bis mother till evening, then ttuiy
bHaalihe sised All Eaxao WAAi1
Observation-Disclosures vi}isdtsta;;
fthiea na.eapsotepe1aa r a.as ,so aee&i s,Al1
Charles LoAkAarI Was 6ft~en-e3opRS
- 4make Issk aoaalhbeE'::oH "a,
But th,. boy had hai' ai's9a5sSais. aSaliEs..,l .Y.,
ai8l0AH&fx fld62D4hf hS
duty and never complained ii III
|elt8ls@ |l)1a1ls @t&Ij5a1H:' ]1attz| :::s ::'
Yet Charles was biz nethss's oPbsalss
| 6ftHsHIf1a4dpa6 v4t.& e!
his prime would possess . :.larss 6&
Ola w.sestia9 a,a1]bsQsGaE ieSt
and sdpgii5Hsf sdgiHf oRHAi. brillisa1 1s.ak
thoueht and powerful istslsst. ns
.!!!'4!!,.:sz44el:;:!esc:;wfn1:,a'''' Y! !'!!,:z .s4:;! s4l:;!s: a''''' r. =.
+ .rnhs thougb gbGAhl1s01tH1 1b111
and ,t TINA 81 1kfnok kv. -
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t!Alapeesob Indifference i IA n Charles d hould
b surprised With . sumptueas dian Or,
a1dyht mrit'bs' preparing tef'it: ! 81, 4
xudsa1a. xss1 - II ths crowded .tr.st; viii :.
pSs;fIst es i h.ff w. .ad .tspp.d
hlslghbaar.ss thaaks her, toeythp turkey
ao5o9esxpsstedly ssnt'utAat snerhing.
(, ,TAs,B BeasooF 1srs ahsro'bds6e iRtim,,e
sfs1dds, a4asid 9h Il 5hiasai uRSa On.
ssaie 1';l6, alad NH, ,Eedtks.Itf's1E Visits,
,x s.5 & g.; sss' hsa: s
to ihsn. She found the family At
|lAelRe bslbsqsaAiAraa sAasrqusd With
btnya AssiiRsas6ps sgsjJ ttS4i{ {hsp,
aud Mr.. BsaiSne elllssd fs@thv fsst qxar
.sb6t;x5a tol1ne presented BY his g9s.lal' 9s.lal
psM Ukri.tns.fl +, H. thsyh ts h. .ssi.d, ssasi'
iSsistsd -hsE-stsyiag to ~-paftakt t,,aaSsaf, ,asa,
th.sUlka61 aiNllaiS1 i which E1n,::
llee1el] el]asf5hieasl Ae1ak& n!!ss!l !!s!(
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and Epi'sspaliass attaslth ,l 9o9 69 hsesss;; r.;
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Tbeagh aMsthsdiatJ Istsaskmy eliza.
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tasisp ,Da4aaM ie1@apa Ek4 sss
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and At timsss 1ttsok ky:.hn;eoupsiksi:
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Fsougt.hliaheahs5 'llshttt aogsth{r i
[6a6aAIA fAbyt yt>AOfAEltaS Of p5al
The boy's.pfgt6cious intelligsncsl MI.
Paa 1q4i2M 1jIxb99ff tvtSs
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like her husbands which was sold ih,h her
first widowhood: Then the book stoIe,
a:S sonf9aatAiqqneFy aAq 8 J yEerssr 81 visited, and
Mn. Took6art With her laden b asket
,h9lfet9d len1te DmplbsaA Aer Christs
-TJpTD e: pT5sDe;''a%e9H;t %HrAe rA .".. .'a :.
Two o'clock! every thing ready and
Mrs. Leskhafstaarstitsid in holiday .ttire,
,bnt Charles could get arriFe TIL dusk.
'4ovq vqdse ai,t A]tGsh6'da 9ilf then 1
md shs sat-dsva 70 opsa . new baaasy
les41lDie, TfM9prl Ah,hsspsjF from
Nr. Hanilte., her asxt-door nsighboE,.
Hs sst lexe sad soaysrssd pleas shXiy
MT tk3tsl |. .sS?'7j|ttsssa Il Giae.e n. 1Sd
ss:.sts e = Ias ss..t Z S
a'3 a8'3Qfek t4s.sl her son. sa.at ''0&>
~1v,}t5 svigahbsr7 Khd !, fad
that you at &sE4leA Rhlm absut
not dspriviag young folks Of all !them
fls n !l h6l:1 en|t's1g1 4 \ SH.e sdf
/ bpraea,te eseenJ nJoare Chsrlesn going into
tile tRsatry just'n IT. TsT" ,y.~
"The theatre r gasped Mrs. Lockhart,
tursnins White. s'"Y Yod-you are mista,'
ken, Mr.. Hamilton ; Charles is at St.
Luke. this afternoon, where they have
,atree OF: something for the mission
sohsol.' ''tt:. J. ~. i,..'...
"No; I could not be mistaken" re-
piled be, little awkwardly, "for l saw
EAi& ps. -aps stheysteps in company with
snothe{ IQgYth, snd .lY b wished me 'rer:
y GhristW,s:ii lstps :i1eDl:e Don't be tee hard on
'htm; NM skhart;; aboyslwitl be boys,
and many the: time I went On the sly
to the same pieees le Fl: Yea Yea 'dnwthe rsia.
'toe tightsdnd tetrmaterboys dsceitfal 81 81
.ne,Hss .lsltd her, ,psnd sosMrs. hookhart,
,,ariasksd ~ anudss ths - weight otbiy ati new
.lisiios,,;, ,,, s 1ss e. * .eony s,
pa ens q sfippig pi
! 3 ;s'1ts e Sish ~ &C. sd Dc.
'siada ke *; shss ss ;Fial isaslsion
94af E ssfs 1ai IL ip...
'ps spae1 lAsrthsught Iaviihad,
VI the chdtsh 4 y 4 sqiuiaf6iidstsd q1iifiiat eon- piss
Henapai1R IImefRpIt 4AG Aad bSssnf 4
ttss1Gh ~ lp.lide4a thes4re, ,ee1 Of thst,
IddRs3hh3 IL gh'll.Y9 Ssta1 hleer IN yqang nss.
YsIfs 'fs.Rd q y e s sed siiss isses j. order
oAdsspepd 1eega evenings .Jidinnor
Afttsssds lssgsig ;,o,ad already NJ,
- .plagsoiphseY hssa T. y. =. falau,d-ia the
stitasra.ssesf< herr wes 'shsawthsd shs
&. \ s.ssSsshitsls .asi ls, Wy vs widowed.
Nousiihssodselk lkrsprssohs and temorse'
WV sdhftsts;' aaa' ishhtsg sIsl1hA htssdt
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r. noI]hettA tqmorq a.
7sbff6 "''s:' & ~ ts1FF'a' ST Of his '''''1
When chs.lss ~: fifteen, . high
1boisssoa aGakSds 3Rtes tR6otk.rej p.r-
mission toha,eaa!ay =, 4 yoi4'thsi' si'ih5rI Iit.ii
Of 81. Iukes ehssteekl s. 8 iA z d} ths eity. 81.
could not vel object to this fr'' break
in his quiet life the assoeiatioas| vsas
:f1eeilsnt hsdshs ssS~aI saa5SdhR bv's
.6ne. ear and voice would b. eultitktjd
:~ieh6dt sxpS6ss. b ck1fl.s Iodk.
Aar.s 4lrsst1 assq qfaGia,sssx via s6S VA, M
VozdwsstbresGha The I'D chapel ;of
satx Luke, with it, gothiGusof, .4xt{ined
windows, sdrpnetd minister. and vbit1.
;Hk ||a8ls:. 10.
hdilbf1R AH1f,a3 QdA2. .:
,eq.taeneAaaa .sbe is aasiapla aIoR.rihi
but the oo1saEFsesstion 1ssE ss Va naisly pos.
posed, af asfaeats uRgsieht people, aal
shs1shh it, head faita1l1 spRtsE,,
benevolent Ai'idy The religions {xsr-
{$H $|iis Hfs5 sss a7S5 sAI s;
Iil{ {Efr,as1l1 Ehaaka thi fslt
his soul drawn from eartAlv darliuluurIl