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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03
MANHOOD REsTOREnl

nr. velpau's Elixir of Nonih-ih great re-
orer of yunthful vigor-a Positive cure for
Nervous Deblitv, lmpotouGy, SpeTmattorrhea,
Iowncss of Spri s.,-arlsing either from ex-
90 ssive induigeGoe, over study, ar any cause
,hAtever.
,Sy-A oerain remedy fer weakness arising
from cxcesses, rr eaIly indiscrriion. Clergy
men, Lawyers. Stu Tents, aud all ~ hn rullnw
sedenturv occupations, or whose brain or ner-
vous syslem are over wurkrd ihe lis,iess en-
'rvated vouth, whose constitution has been
shattered by nnme'rss vice, and the aged
leVolee Of sensual pleasure, viii experience
immediate relief, and termanent cure will
snrely inl'Rw thens" nf tn ELiKlROF NaUTu.
Hundreds of letters from those who have
heen say ed from Cnpsnmption. insanity, ar
Death, end restored to health. Happiness and
Manhood. o0nld be given, were il not fur the
delicacy oflhe snblacl.
Price, 81 90 per battle, Six bottles, So 90.
Sent to any part of the country, -ecurely
sealed m observation on receipt "f price.
Al frs sacredly eonhlrpip. Address all
or ll.iie HOOPER & co.
5Osl.eis NP. o. pox2l5J, Philadelphia, Ia,
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Libersi Offer. Encouraged by the
additions alredy ipddr 10 our subscription list,
we make a more liberal offer to those getting up
clubs. To every person sen ling us fsc cash
subscribers, at -. SC each, we will give copy
,t'rhe Great Industries Of the United States, ,
/ valuable b,nk Of 1890 pages. and over 500
Illustrations This is bo'k That M library
shoald he without Specimens can be seen at
his utIicp
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03

Money To Loan. The PerrysbuFg Saw
ingsS L' an Association are prepared to loan
.none5 on short time, ut as reasonable rates as
can he obtained inths vicinity. Persons wish
tng Ia borrow wiz dn welt to give them a call
:. d. WESrcorT, Sec'y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03
LEGAL ADvERTIsEM'NTs
ADMINISTRATORS SALE!
THE asth DAY OF OCTOBER, 1873,

TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Probat
j Court Of Wood County, Ohio, will offer fol
sale at public auction, on
THE osth DAY OF OCTOBER, 1873,
At o'clock In the aheSnoen, vpon the premises
the following described real estate to,wit:
The south part of the sontbesst fractiuna
quarter % section Ave (5), containing thirty
;iRht acres. Appraised at SO 6ee.
Also, the eaei part of the northeast frsc,iona
quarter Of section eight (sl, opntainiag ninety
nine l2-l0O acres, less thnt part Of the sam,
lying between the river road aud the Maumct
liver. Appraised at 81 400.
Also, the southwest quarter Of the northwrs
quarter Of section niue 90; appraised OF 81 500
And The sarihcast quarter OF the noithwrs,
quarter Of secti'rn nine ~; appraised at So 200
All Of said lands being in town five north
range nine east, in W0od county, Ohio.
Terms of Sale = One thiid cash, one. thir'
in one year and one tlifd in twn years from da
Of sale, deferred payments tn bear interest from
day Of sale, AMI be secured by mortgage On
premises ssd.
J0nN CAMPBELL, Admir-.
Of Z. GALLAGHER decd.
September IS, 1913. 22dS7 81
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LETTER FROM RAMBLER.
ROCHESTER,, Y. Y. Sept. 81 Isl

ROCHESTER,, y. Y. Sept 81 1873.
En-. JOuRSAL: Acc 'rliag tn PROMISE [ send
you description nf the m tmmoth cheese, made
last week at Windsor, Ashtabuia county, Ohm,
bv +. Carter Il Co.. Two milkings from
5000 cows were used. being 4, ,OOJ gallons or
~ 900 p'un'ls If milk. This munster cheese is
ii's feet in ltnitcr. Ihrde feet Anl four inches
t!'ick, an weighs totr Go"~rnd romd,. 1t is
in tsr,rg framework hung nu | =. inch iron
Pivnis nHtr tht center, 4, rs t. be easily turned.
l. wdsordered by firm in Boston where it will
b. supp !, as snSl a. cue |, an Il ,t-car with
house nr covering built over il. Another or
DIR has been mt nnm New York Guy for one
ot the same dilnen,h
Tls day visited Ia. orch ,r j, of T. @. Yco
m ms, twenty 6,e miles nlrth,lsi Of thiS cIty,
in Nalwnrth, Wayne county, WIN has ss acres
nf grlp3s tvl acres ." pstch =, eisht acres nt
dwarf pears anl on. hun lrel ant twenty five
acres ut apploI all being well car,l for and
nokiug nicely. Ths dwrrf pear orchard is the
center Of attraction, containing 4SO trees set
ten feet apart each WY ton gInuuI l1orougAly
unl'rirdinel) ia laJi being tv1r'y years ago,
which have yi .llll cIu,tint crops since they
'mmencsl 6ctring, The tltirl ar fourth year at
ter pl u;ing. They were all bought in Franco
for $50 p!r hlr lr1l Al M lsh Interior To thase
grown 1t this tin. by oar nursoryman. Tia,
grjuul vas cultivated Tor ten years then seed
Ell down aud tho grass M iwu annually an piled
aruun the trees for m ,lchins Alsl every tree
Is severely cot back each year an | MT one in
the VIII ile lot IS higher than mtn can reach
Mr.. \. inrornsl M that thI inep.n; annually of
the eight a5res Of pears was mlre than from his
l2j acre apple orehtrl. lie sold in 1850 QUE
barrel Of pears for 50 90, three years ago he
sold eleven barrels for Sjlj anl last wear three
barrels for Sii. H. his picked this season
over six hundred bIrrOs an has from twn to
four hundred InIre To pick. II; sorts them into
three grads, aud ssls them aecnrdilg +, qutl-
iiy from four tn twenty-eight dollars per bar
tel. Will average this year, at lpw es,im, ue
ten dollars psr Dtrrel, b.iny 0Jl, ur oyer per
acre. Hundreds OF psrs ms visit this m riel
pear orchard yearly, AMI not QUE eau hardly
realize tho am 'unt ot large, delicious fruit
grown on those dwarf is which ars perfect
Is healthy although pliulod twenty years ago,
aud bid fair to eontinue twenty years longer.
Respectfully yours RAMBLEK.
Adferttsed Letters.-- rhe following let
tara have remained in the Post Office at Perrys.
bnrg, o., for one mouth previous to the FIRST day
Of October, ls13;
All Frank Allen Miss Vhla
Bhville Miss Ellen Bensm an Chris.
CLARK Harvey De. Curtis Fanny
Frauz julius Lyman VIM.
I'IYisy NJ Samantha knpp Emml (2l
SMlnehart Uabs Nurstall Chas
Please call for advertised letters. Osice hours
ir ~ a. NJ, to r. NJ, aud - hSOP.M
EtPrST y. Ross, =, NJ,
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EMiGHATION TURNING
Chenn EARNS la SOnih.Mest MissOnI

Cheap Farms iH SONlh'West MIssOnri.
The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
nff.rs 200 .0O0 acres Of land in Central and
South wost Missouri, at from S3 to sl2 per acre, ,
N scyen years time, with free transportation
rom ST. Louis to all purchasers. Climate, soil, ,
mber. mineral wealth, schools, churches and
law abiding society invite emigrantS from all
points to this land Of frmts and flowers. Fnr
particulars address A. Tuck, Land Commits
sioner, st. Louis, Mo. 36zz
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03

LOst-An old fashioned gold bracelet on
lhe Fair ground at Bowling Green, or os the
road between Bowling Green and Perrysbuig
On Friday last. A liberal reward will be paid
Lock,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03

Wnter-PrDOf Coat Lost.-A wafer proof
coat was lost between Grassy Creek aud Maui
NEE Bridge ON Sunday last. a liberal reward
will be paid for same by leaving it with
b. ID. BATES, Perry burg, Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03

The Sons Of Temperance will install officers
on mex, Monday evening. AlI are expected to
be present.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03
New Furniture House
L. DAVID sITZLER

HAN ING removed my Cabinet Warerooms
Il l. aud Shop to the corner of Louisiana Ave
pue and RAILROAD, would invite my friends aud
patrons to call at the new location.
Those desiring TO get furniture of any kind
will please call and examine my stock, OF which
fine selection will be kept ALWAYS on hand
Collins Of yaTicus sizes on hand, or made
fo@plly lq order. 2z4
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03

! respectfully offer to the public, upon the
must favorable terms, the following unrTece
dentedy Cheap Watches.
THE TEN DOLLAR WATCH.
This Is hIndsomi, Heavy Hunting Case
Silver Watch IA guaranteed timer, with first
class m ,vemsnts and altogether such a Watch
IS will ordinarily cummind Sl8 to $50 retail
prices. 1t is exceedingly cheap.
T1EE FIVE DOLLAR WATCH.
This is a neat, elegant little Open-face Sill
yer Watch "a real gem in itself. 1t is cor
rect time piece, anl recommends itself by it's
unique design no less than BY its cheapness.
1t only deeds "a be seen to he admired pos
scssed IN be appreciated. Its cheapnesss not a
measure Of its worth, for 1t is superior in all
respects to many Watches Il much greater
cost. Order INC, aud il it dots not suit you
yua can diSposs uf 1t at & nice profit.
That country purchasers nay act understa nd
ingly, will send either OF these Watches by
express, to be examined before purchasing
provided the applicant will remit with his order
the sum of Fifty Cents, to cnver charges. This
il an offer which certainly no one who desires i
nice, cheap Watch can object to.
To persons who would like 10 engage in a
very profitable business, the sale Of these
Watches offers n rare opportunity. No dis
count is made tn such, but nevertheless large
profits can be realized.
All orders should be addressed to
Drawer 1891. J. ~. HARVEY,
l3z Cincinnati, Ohio
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Detroit, TOledo Q Cineinnati Expresl
Toledo ani Weston Accommodation

20 Figures in Heavy Type Indicate Meeting
aud Passing Points.
Tue r. Indicate Stations at which Trains
must cumc To Full Stop on Signal.
d. Mel AREN Sup't, Cincinnati.
JAS. b. MONROE, Gen' Agent, Toledo.
,CALvIN SnEPLER, gent, Perrysburg.
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lie obtained as t" the amount Of lL,biIilts of the
finn of KRAUs 4 SMITH. If this city, but the
more C. mmon estimate among the creditors
$3.50 600. few place it below while more es-
innate il abuve this SUN. This is chiefly in the
shape.of deposits. The iuss seems t0 be distrb.
nted through all classes Of citizens, and unless
the assets prove to :. gcgy large, there mus
be ssSi,ns suffering in consequence. What
these amount tn, there is no means of knowing
-IOkdO Coai8t,rciu!
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03

Furniture for Sale. Having sold my
house now offer my ru rnilure and household
= ods Tor sale cheap for cash.
ASHER COOK.
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS, NOTICE.

SCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE
~ The meeting Of the Board of School Exam.
liners for Wood county Ohiu, will be as rolluws
Bowling Green, Monday, 0eiabcr s, 1873
Applicants will be required to furnish certif
Gates or goud IN ral character.
There will fhe n0exaniindiio. of applicansex
.cep' at rcgHidr meetings OF the Board.
NOcertiGcate will hereafter be ancdatcd
covertime taught previous to examination.
BY order Of the Board.
Bowling Green, May :, 1879.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03
PE2RYSBURG MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY ny GILBERT BgAcH AND
JAMES r. AvERtLL.
PEtRYSBUWG, 0ctobcr , 1873.
Whcat.... 81 250l 35'FlonT " bhi.... IS 90
Corn u l1JIbs..... Is IOIts.... STA 10
do sh.llcd 60. II al, ,Rve........ Sjc
Dressed Bref..... 5ia6 s. clover seed 1p bu
Pork iP bbl -. SIG 90 Chickens " ib -. l0c
IIngs......$i 7j60j O9 turkeys " tb....l2ls
Prtatncs 6O;1l - Brans Nlvy....'S2 80
Dried Apples s.......6 l'sans, Common 81 81
Butter. ...2 25tg2S Lird .,StGl0
Eggs. ...' ljcl Feathers .... So. 60c
Flax Seed .,""
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03

Teachers, Insiiiuie.-W learn that the
Teachers Institute will be held at Bowling
Green during the week commencing Novcmber
II. Prof. WN MIEeuELL, Of Worthiugtnp, and
Prof. j. F. RIcnARp, Of Rrpubiic. will be pres
ent as instructors. The announcement of the
Executive Committee will be made in lue time
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Something New and Beautiful.
Up " itlG the Times

/ HE undersigned is now prepared El take tht
4 new aud a"ipliUi iteWiiraut picture, ais"
ho Imitation "Nr1rtHin, whioh is s0near like
he genuiie article thal the difference is scarce
n"tced, aud which can h. furnished at about
ne-halfthe Gust. she is also prepared to take
FerretlEts from five to tweuty.frc cents
,ccurdiug 10 size aud Kind wanted. Photographs
the best quality, ui all siz = and kinds, 4x4
izc or Llrgest, down Ia the smallest ambr0lype
lsn copying other riclur, aud enl lrglng them
desired all executed with prumrtness and be-
ow Tol do prices,
VIII finish up Pictures in India Ink or paint
N water c'lors in the mast approved styles, will
furnish Frames and Gases nt all kinds that may
he required. Please call aud see for Yourselves
It will cost you nothing It. fynn pannnt be suited
N. Is. n, pictures taken on Sunday.
Mrs. THORNTON.
Fifth Street, near Upinn Sehoul lIouse, Perry >
burg, Ohio.
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llV -
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My - &7ffRz, science, few aFo Of
noEE2 KfM more real value 10
F5NNVNH1 &W mankind than this ef,
NWMMiVH Wkn fectunl remedy for nil
y VX diseases OF the Throat
M trial Of It's virtues,
NZ@fNAV throughout this and
MdAWA other countries, has
qeN%1e shown that II does
surely and eHtetualY
control them. The testimony of our best citi.
zens of all classes, establishes tho fact, that
CuEnRY PICTORIAL will and does relieve and
cure the afllicting disorders of tho Throat ana
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous afIestions Of tho Pulmonary Organs
yield to its power, and cases OF ConsuTnp=
tion, cured by this preparation, are public
ly known, so remarkable as hardly to be be-
lioved, were they not proven beyond dispute.
As a remedy it is adequate, on which the public
may rely for full protection. by curing Coughs
the forerunncrs of moro serious disease, 1t saves
unnumbcred lives, and an amount OF suffering
not TO DO computed. It challenges trial, and cou-
vlnces tlTo most sccpticui. Every family should
keop it on hand as n protection against the early
and unporceiycd attack Of Pulmonary Affections,
which aro easily met at first, but which becoma
incurable and too often fatal, II neglected. Ten-
der lungs need this defence; and it Is unwise to
be without Il, As a safeguard to children, amid
tho distressing diseases which bcset the Throat
and Chest OF CRdhood, CHERRY PEcToRAI-
Is invaluable; for, by its timely use, multi-
titaics are rescued from premature graves, and
saved TO tho love and affection centred on them,
II acts speedily and surely against ordinary colds
securing sound and heath-restorng sleep. No
one will suffer troublesome Influenza and pain.
full Bronchitis, when they know how easily
they can bc cured.
Originally the product Of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
Is spared IN raaking every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. 1t may bo confidently re-
lied upon as possessing all tho virtues II has oven
exhibited, and capable of producing cures aa
memorable as the greatest it has ever effected.
PREPARED DY
Dr., J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,,'
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Among tho great
discoveries Of modern
science, few aHo Of
moro real value, 10
mankind than this ef.
fectual remedy for oil
diseases OF the Throat
and Lungs, A vast
trial Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that It does
eurpTv and eH,ket1tAllV
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CHEAP WATCHES.
TEN DOLLAR WATCH.

! respectfully offer to the public, upon the
must favorable terms, the following unVTece-
dentpdIy Chpan Wntrhpa
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03

Adfortised Letters. - rhe following lot
tara have remained in the Post Office at Perrys.
bnrg. o. for one mouth previous to the first day
Of October, ls13:
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BOOTS, SHOES,

Ladies are Invited to call and consult the
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Before and After Marriage.

How hard 1t is to tell before marriage
what kind Of a husband your lover will
prove, has no doubt been the secret thought
Of many young ladies' Aud how very oit en-
they have been deceived, either one way or
the other Those who thought their alten-
tive lovers would make good husbands have
found them To- be tyrants, and others, whose
lovers acted but too natural-who could not
hide their ill-ieelings hut gave way to their
passions in the presence Of their beloved
idol. and for whom his lady love trembIed
a. the idea Of being united Tor lie. buf
loving too well. aud not caring Tor h.- nults.
hoping Tor reform. marr'el him in spite Of
all thi--how different was the realization
how good she found her husband To bc'
She was not deceived she knew him before
marriage, aud found him TO be What -he
expected aud what other result wa- BOO store
but hapriue-- the ia. e was mutual
Audh different does lhr husband prove
who. ~ a lover, was alb attention acting
bic part rel such a one will, never forget
Ting hlm-elf during their engagement, but
W.. always gallant favored bic future
mother in-.ae, made presents 10 the si-for-.
furnished tic little brother with candy.
oa. r'canrtt' the cook gave hand money
10 thr porter pa'tcd the dog and s'-ck,d
the cot because they we're connected With
u.e house wherein Dol. lody love lI,rI How
deceived .- tno lady, Vhp duis that her
hn-haud i..npt what she t1'uslt h'm To- ht
She only saw ni- bright side before mar
.ja.e. aud che dark ones aicr SUCH 1ct
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think the most sensible thing to do is to
help on marriage "a soon a. possible
The deacon laughed in spite OF hirr self
lit is late said the deacon. d" ONE
round to NOR ow morning, and well talk
about it. No, Hetty. I'm not-sngry with
you child. suppose young folks will be
young folks, aud there's no use in trying to
stop EN-.
And as..the deacon lung the pendulum
and set the iron tongue of the old clock
talking again, John A'myer paused on the
front door step to whisper to Hetty--
my darling, it's worth passing life
time behind clock case to feel as happy
as do now"
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ing on his part could not last after marriage
his natural feelings must come iorwarl, and
lol she did not iud him to be what she ex-
pected What could the result OF this be
but nnhappiness?
When we get what we expect we are not
cheated, aud. therefore, a nHtnr,laciing
lover is always preferable to the gallant a nd
un.athomed over Most generally the man
who loves truly will act natural unknown
ingly, and the pretender has part to ac,
wherein he dare not lose his wit nor exhibit
his passions. But the lover who shows by
an act that he loves YOU, aud the mex; mo
ment shows one OF his III passions. loves
truly, for he does no, think nor know that
he is offending, his conscience being clear.
and thinks that you love him as well As he
loves you. But the prrtenders conscience
plaques him, and he is afraid OF losing his
prey thereby.
Therefore do not get offended at a natur
al acting lover for he loves YOU truly. and
is unconscious OF huntingdon feelings. Er
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For The Huntington Argus.
GAFFER'S REVERE.


My Mary dear. how soft she glidcs
Behind my oaken chair,
To Irvine her thrilling gers soft
Aiaid my silv'ry hair.
Her fragrant breath like watts of thorn,
Comes stealing DER me now,
As in the holy Plighting time
Ere sorrow'd scanned her brow.
The light of starry, brooding eyes
Clean on my wastetrchcek;
cage my quickcn'd breath to hear
My wife, my Mary speakl
tur- the spirit touch has sped,
The winds about me moan;
l press my heart to keep it calm
"Serene within its zone"
Then cast my humid eyes aloft,
Where twinklin< sieIlars shine.
My idol, angeli1cd. now dwelis
In eloudless realms divine.
Twas but the toying winds, wecn
That 'wildered thus my brain,
ihstt uTcN me back tnro N1stas dark
To years whose mem'ry 5 pain.
Their spirit orbs anon see,
Like beacon lights above;
While reckoning fingers fond aud fair
Point to rcdccming love.
soon, soon the mystic stream I'll pass,
And join my Mary there:
Drop OF this garment stained and worn,
And quit this scene Of care.
At length the starry lamps grew pale.
Morn's sweetness brimm'd the air,
And slanting s@nbeams dropt crown
On CATERS gray grown hair.
Rat ON the narrow line of light,
The sunbeams' sloping way,
The soul had starward sped, and left
mould of smiliRg clay!
Hsi,toHrt o., Va.
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THE L0vER,s CAPTIVITY.

0oH" eaiu MehltaO.e Merritt, deci-
dedly. "lfyou don't behave yourself, m
Wkat she would DO Hetty Merritt did
not say-the sentence was terminated by a
laugh that set the din pies round her
mouth in motion, just as "A beam of sun
shine plays s;hwart a cluster OF red ripe
cherries.
Hetty Merritt was just seyenteen-a
plump, rosy girl with jet black hair brush
cd back from low forehead, aud perfectly
srched eyebrows that gave bewtching
expression OF surprise to pair OF melting
black eyes
Evidently Mr. Alymer was quite satisfied
with Heuy's peculiar style of beauty.
Come, Hetty,' eaid John, you might
promise. It's nine o'clock, and your faith.
er will soon be home"
"Promlse, what, John2' said Hetty. de
murely fitting s. square of Turkey red
patchwork to a white and intenily observ-
ing the effect
Nonsense, IIetty, you know what very
well. Promise to marry rae before Christ
mas tell yoa what, Hety, it's all very
well Tor you to keep puttiag me OF but can
stand it, with your fathers forbidding me
the house, and Caleb Trumans coming
here every Saturday night
iletty gave her pretty head toss
"As it Caleb Trumans coming here
makes any difference in my feelings, john
mo, but Ilety, it isn't pleasant yon
know. I'm as good man as Caleb Tru-
man, if don't own railroad shares, and
keep an accom- at the Brigham Bank,
aud love you, Hety, from the bottom Of
my heart iIetty, this matter lies between
me aEd you-no other person in the world
has right to interfere between u. Come
promise me 70
lie held both her hands in his and look
81 into her liquid brown eyes
"Do you love me, Hetty 90
You know love you John
IIet,y rose to her feet with sudden ear.
Oct .uhusng brow and checks
'Oh, John, its fatherr
Suppose it is!'
But be mustn't find you here, john.
Hide yourself somewhere, do
VIVA: nonsense, ITeuy!" said the young
man, resoiutely standing his ground Il
have not come here to steal his spoons
Why should I siesl away Ike detected
burglar
"For my sake. John. o, John, II you
have ever loved se. do a. LAY Not IN
that clo-et-it il close 10 his bedroom, nat
through that window-it is nailed down
tight Hes coming Here John, quick 20
And in the drawing OF a breath, she had
pushed john Alymer into the square pen
dulIm case Of the clock and turned the
key upon him.
'Phev jolly scrapc to De iu" thought
John, 'aud no knowing when I'D be- out
oiitl Hsuy strewd IItdc pu--, however.
and can DO b,uer than 10 leave matters
100 her haud-
$50 you haven gone 10 bed. EIc'iy.
said Deacon Mrru -Ioul, unvinding tbe
t,o yari- Of WOODEN coz, f,rier in which be
generally enca-cl his throat Of an evening
Not yet, father SAIL H.,,, p,k,ns up
her scatterei bite of ra,chvork with a
glowing check odd you have A ,ies.,,,
ueeiugY'
"wdI yes quo'h The deacon reflective
lv.si,0ug down before thchr. 9re,i, .,,
Ueu,s cou-iernation--sn hal bpuei t.
wopt have gone quietly TO bed acoordin,