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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief FOR Young Men from the effects OF
Errors and buses in early life. Manhood re-
stored. Impetiments To Marriage reulOvesl. New
method Of treatment. New and rem ~ ksble rene
dies. Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed en-
velOpes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
JSv No. South Ninth ST Pbilalsp NH a "a.
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Corrected by c. A. E. H. Per VI
FLous-C dice family. - so; XXX, o 70; XXX
% -; Xxi, q 90; xxx. q IS; best premium
o. S.; Graham, sacks, 9Oc; rye 50 %.
RsAN-Per 100 Ne. 60c.
BoLrED MSAL-Per 100 Rs, 75c.
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Prod uce.
ar ecftd nv Shannon 4 Bro.

Coz. ecttd by Shannon 4 Bro.
BUTTER 9SI0c or extra choice; .9sc for
cooking.
EGGs-At 9G10c.
vEGxrABLEs-Potaioes. old, ood2je per bus!iel /;
new potatoes 50cG55 per bushel.
SPRING CHIcKENs-S2 5052 10.
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Attention is called to the advertisement Of
DR.. Bohannan. Of st. Louis, Mo. His rep
.tation ia that of one OF the most successful
physicians in his speciality in the West.
nov2SdAw
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Read NOtie0.

NOTICE is hereby given that an applica.ion
N viii he made to the Board Of Commissioners Of
Leavsnuorth County. Kansas, BY pe'ioon at the
regular NEE ing, July eth, 1873, for the appoint
ment If viewers TO lay out and establish hsnae Of
iocation in his road from Ieaven worth to Leoomp-
ton tie Stranger Hill, said change being IA the
swqr, e or and u cr o: BEG. z. 1evn s. Range
81. DIN. BARNEs,
Principal Petitioner.
IeaYenyorth, Kansas, jane 10, 1879
ieI3-wtd.
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ASK your Grocer for Pruasing's Vinegar,
celebrated for its purity and strength. War
ranted to preserve its pickles for years. First
premium awarded at U. s. and other Fairs.
Largest works in the United States-The
Pruasing Vinegar Works, Chicago. ap4
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POPULAR illustrated book ego paees) On
Manhood Womanhood! Married Im.
peiiments to Marriage, the Cause and Cure.
Sent securely sealed, post paid, for 50 cents,
by DR.. e. Whittier, Gil St. Charles street,
s.. Louis, No., the great specialist. Read
his card. DIV
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Live stock.

c.TTLE-An grades Of cattle in good demand
at 3L2941ac; fat cows, 31ac.
H0as-$S SOFA 90, gros. weight.
SHEEP-In good demand At 3 ia &c gross.
H0Rsks-At 4I0%ei5O.
MULEs-Sl009ll0a
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THOUSANDS attest its virtues. and from all
quarters the globe come testimonials Of won
derfnl cures performed BY SimmOns' Liver
Regulator. For sale BY all druggists.
dEw
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TMeeklp Gimes
81 THURSDAY, JULY 3. 1873.

OSE of our county ofiici,is is joked con-
siderable on the fact of his having applied to
five di3eren; Grange. for admission and
been black-balled every time. He mas been
advised to blister his hands moving lawn
before he make, another ATTEMPT.
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Road Notice.

4 PETITION will be presented to the Honora-
N bile the Board of County Commissioners, at
the next regu ar session OF the Board. the frs
Monday in July, to locate a road commencing at
the north end of Main street, in the town of Reno,
running north to the centre Of section thirty (3o
thence west to the section line, thence north and
vest To he stafford road ne II c. Birker's, all in
township eleven (ll), range twenty-One en-
JAMES HERD,
iu5-v3v Principal Petitioner.
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Fl. SCorr Coal can be had at Atchison's
Wood and Coal Yard At 20 cents per bushel.
Sawed and split wood always on hand at
lowest rates, and delivered in any part Of the
"a
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Money.


fTANDARD PhSrs-Sprasue, fancy, lO@ll; Dc
purple. lie; do pink, lie; Merrimacs, lie; Amer
lean fancy. lie; Richmond, lie; do purple, lie
do pink, i2c; Pacific lie; London mourning, lie
Amoskeag ioc; Gardner, lie; Lodi, lOc; Dunnelll
HE; Waumsutta, Sc.
STRIPES Amer, can, le@l4lzc; whittenden C l4c
do A, lsc; Uncassville, Halle.
DESIxs-Haymaker. I6c@i7Iz; Otis &C, lie; dc
BIB, 2lc; do AKA. 23c.
WARkkx-CC, lie; do BIB. 2lc; Union. DC.
HEAVY kRowSs-Siark A, l3kc; Eagle heavy
l3c; Indian Head, ls1<c: Sterling. 12c; AnehIr
I3c; Bolton, lOc; Utica c, Sc; do a. lOc; Mediord.
lOc; Banner, lie.
FINE BUOwNs-Mohavk, s.; Indian Orchard,
l2Lc; Pepperell Z, l3c; do o, lie; Hartford, lie
BLKEcHED SssETIS6s-L Onsd le, Ice; Great
FallsS lie; James steam mills, 15c; Boot r, Toe
Bartlett Al, I4c.
TICKs-Hamilton, 2sc; Brunswick, 12n; Pitts
field, &c; Cones,oga, Is927c; r. incetOn, 1oc.
CHKCKs-No 10 Leavenwovth. B. s. 4 T., 1sc
No ~ do 171zc; No b do lsc; No 20 do 1910
No 60 do 22c; No. 2 do BE; No. 10. do pc.
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RAJcNElCK'S HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the bit in tie Jr3rtd.
The only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless, Reii-
able and instantaneous; 10 disappointment; no
ridiculous tnts unpleasant odor. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad dyes and washes. Produces imme-
diately a superb Black or Natural Brown, and
leaves the hair Clean. Soft and Beautiful. The
genuine signed ". A. Bachelor. Sold by ali
druggists. CHAS. BATCHEt.oR,
nov 1891 PrSr' 4. -. Y.
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READ John Seekers double column price
list in another column.
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NOTICE..
EQUALIZATION

COUNTY CLERKS CTFsCE,O
LEAvENvoEIH, KANSAS,
June 10, A. D., 1873.
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s. TO $50 p All S classes q WORKING pso-
Pile, Of either sex, yoJng or old, make more money
at work for US in their spare moments, or all the
time, than at anything else. Particular free.
Address g, StinsOn Il Co, Portland, Maine.
ON THE BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON, DINNER
AND SUPPER TABLE.
LEA q PERKINS, worcestershire Sauce
Is INDISPENSABLE.
JOHN DUNcAN's SONS, New Y,Tk,
Agents for the United States;
oct. IS-eod-w.
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Nay and Wood.
Hides and Wool.

HAY-Par ton, So 60.
wooD-Per cord, 81 5OS7 90; good hickory, 81.
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In the Nov York Tribnne's report OF
Commerce. msnt Exercises at Vsssar College,
vOfnJ complimentary nention Of Miss
Frances Christina Liggett foA her skill in
rendering the r,nsis Of Beethoven. This
souns lady-dansh'er Of our fellow-towns-
man, Rev. ]. d. Liggett-is one Of the
forfy-si3 graduates of that College.
The Boston Advertise publishes q very full
account of the Commencement Exercises 1t
Harvard. The graduating class numbered
$50. Among those upon whom the
degree of Batelor Of Arts was conferred,
we found the name Of Henry Hockey Pendsey,
Of Leavensc..i..
.,is gratifying 10 oh.erve that Kansaa
was represented 10 the graduating classes Of
tie too foremost colleges of the Union. l,
Is significant fact, showing the progress
Of Kansas ov-r her sister States, thst neither
Missouri cr -eLraska had Representatives in
the gradu ting cissees mentioned.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-03

The Boston Pilot. the organ Of the Caiho.
lie Church in that section Of the country,
takes strong ground in favor Of paying work.
men tbeir 1sses on Nooday, Instead Of Sat.
urday. Itsays: "xen's liyo ere wasted,
their familiss ruined, their morals murdered,
day night tie night Of iall pockets and pc
work ahesd. This = the night Of terror t.
nunberles poor families in all Feas eities. d
The plan Ct Rayies osr employees o.
Monday he's been sdopaed in the Conmercial
okce. q he requs.t Of . majority Of The nes
themselvss. and Il giva entire saiisiacioa.-
Rs'ssrgh Ce~sereai.
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ST. JOE IN DANGER.
Possibility Of the Bridge Being
Washed Away.
The Inhabitants in Great Trepi.
datiOn.

The Kansas City Journal OF Commerce
says the presen, high water in the Missouri
river il frausht with great Immediate dar-
ger to ST. Joseph, il We ase to believe the
reports Of the papers Of that city, and the
PEOPLE up there seer, to have sufficiently
reused fr".n the ie,hargy characteristic OF
the place 20 NJ Thoroughly frightened. Seven
miles a!n~,. ~ Joe the river makes detour
In tie ea-t. -I.king the bluff ut that city,
then il rsk.-s ....,,: or I-tour to the west
striking the kan.as bluff. again but short
distance below, where i; 6-s, DIVORCES to the
.Mtwa,d, h.v:rg only small neck
of low l. .:,.m land between the
channel .'s.,e a.i helow the city.
Across II beck. on The Kansas bluffs, tie
river new ire,'ens TO break ~ it did q
few years ago acro-s a similar neck Just above
Peru, N-hra-ks. Should it once get start
the fail wOn!d De SO fearful that. in the case
mentioned, it ~cu.d cut sufficient channel
in day, leaving ST. Joe seven miles TO the
eastward Of the river, with an expensive
bridge whi;.h size foniles over a. much a. an
old maid ever i favoIire cat, spanning only
an old slough Of mud.
The Herald represents the people to be in
great trepidaiinn, and Colonel Mason has
been making observations OF the siiuxt;on.
The result they sear n probably ineYiiahle. il
ne. nov, at s,I..e Other not very distant time,
az the river lie Strengthening its channel and
will cut through sooner or later.
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For Meth Patches, r

For Meth Patches, Feeck1es
And tan, nse Perry's Moth and Freckle Lo-
ton. 1t is reliable and harmless. Sold by
druggists everywhere. DepO, 40 Bond
street, New York.
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Stockholders Meeting.

OFFICE KANSAS PACIFIC Railway, Co.,
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June q, 1873.
WYE, the undersigned, Representa-; m,re Inan
w one-tenth Of the csp.ta. stack OF the Kansas
Pacific HailEay Coapany, hereby give notice thai
. nestiAs of'the stockh olde1 Of aid company viIl
be held q the ofhos Ct the Land DEPARTMENT Of the
Company, In lawrence, Kansas, on TIE 2ath day Of
x:,BEer Z. CARR,
s. n. EDGELL,
G. s. GREELEY,
3 W. LEWIS, JR.,
2. W. NEISTER,
ADOLPaUS MEIER
ja2s.aivcdt3 JOHN D. PERRY.
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AmiuistfatOR's Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS,
Lsavenworth County.
In tAs Probate Court IN and for said county.
In the matter OF the estate Of william TayIor, de

IN the matter OF the e.tate Of william Taylor, de-
ceased.
NOrICE Is hereby given that Letters Of Admin
IN il ration have been granted T. the UNDER
sgned the estate Of William Taylor, late Of said
county. deceased. BY the Honorable, the Probate
Court Of the County and State Aforesaid dated the
10Th day Of June, 4. D., 1874. Now, all persons
having claims against tie said sra-e are befeby
notifed tAAs they must present the 70 the
derHsDed for allowance within one year Eom the
daes Of MD Letters, or they may he precluded
~ ny beeens OF sueh estate; and that il such
ens b not exhibited within three years after the
daAs e niA les,ess they shall b foeeser barred.
NARY TAYLOR, Adninistrsssix
sftho Esasse q Wflliam Taylor, dscaased.
xaogusuuE6A, Jaes lei, 1eR al&v3v
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Moancr.. Mothers. Mothers.

Don fail to procure MRS. wINSLOw's SOOTH.
ING SYRUP for all diseases incident 10 the perio
of teething in children. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures wind co;ic. regulates the bowels and
by giving relief and health TO the child gives resi-
to the mother. BE and call for
"MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
For sale by all druggists. june26eodGn
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Notice to Contractors.

OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
LEAvxNwogTH COUNTY.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ at this office up 10 Il O'Clock III. 3, July h
1873, for building county Jail. The work 10 he
done according to plans and specification furnished
by +. T. Carr on file III this Office. The county
reserving the right to reject any or all bids. The
party TO whom the contract may he awarded shall
enter into good and sufficient bond &c. the faith fIl
performance Of the contract.
June to July. a. b. KELLER.
Comfy Clerk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ss2 90 Each " eek

4 GENTS wanted everywhare. Business strictly
N legitimate. Particulars free. Address
J. wOETH 4 CO..
ap2i-w st. Louis, Mo.
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Good Cr0Rl.

Many farmers xere in town Yesterday from
the towns in the southern par; OF the county,
and they report the crops in their section -
being remarkably good. The wheat crop
promises an unusual yield, and much regret
is- manifested By our agricultural friends
that larger number Of acres was not sown
last fall. Corn is growing rapidly. end TIE
ploss are kept busy at ror~ sCaoinering the
rank growth OF weeds. The Grange excite
men, sill re;sns supreme. All the farmers
in the southern tier of townships intend to
be preeen, at the Stranger mass peetipg oI'
the Fourth.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMAERCIAL
OFFICE LRAvKxwokIH TINES, I
LEAyHxwORrH, July I, 1873. (

AkAVk1WOkIh, July - 1901
The general slack In all branches Of trade
consequent upon the approach Of the cheated
term" d being manifested each day; hence,
We have general decline in prices, and q
falling of from the average shipments and
receipts.
There is . slight decline in sugar, dried
and canned fruits, while the products Of the
farm and dairy are in such abundance ne to
bring mere nominal rates.
In provisions there is decline Of from
to ac from prices Of the week previous, and
bot little doing. shipments amounting toonly
80, 900 ID. Flour il . shade lighter, with
shipments of 16, 900 sackr, against receipts
of IL. 600.
On hides and wool there Is but little doing,
shipments of the former being II, 600, while
in the wool market shipments were quite
light-3O. 900 ft'.-our carpet manufactures
being Sufficiently active to consume the great
portion Of the receipts. We quote As fol-
lows:
CITY AND COUNTY BONDS.
City rs R. r. .....Go@s5 Co. rs X. 4. .....s5a7O
do do Gen.....-..75 Co. do Gen-.......7i
do 10. R. R.s5asO Co. los do......s5es5
do do Gen........9Oa92 School Dis. B's.....sOa93
City scrip is quoted at $3.50; county scrip. S.;
State kcrip. at par.
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EEMALE diseases, diseases az the lungs and
IT. liver, and private diseases spe ,aliv.
Cure warranted ia all cases. Communications
strictly conf ientili ju-2HiSw
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ComsUAfns o. CoAL eaa boy Il q AicAi-
ssn's Wed 81 Cpal YaFd, q 6sasn slsssG,
seusn Nd - Esath, = - eusb p
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Ivory in coral Sc,
When 'twixt parties lips You see,
SOZODONr, It's safe to bet,
Beauties the ivory. july2-d&s
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We learn from the Fort Scott Monitor
that on Monday laat Judge Wells, of Erie,
Neosho county, Deputy 7. s. Marshal, tas
beer arrested and bound over to answer 70
de charge of theft While Wells had charge
At Osage Mission Of the store Of I. H. But
ier he was deterted in ,,!ling boxes and car.
pet bags With costly goods and taking them
to Erie. He was arrested on one Of these
excursions With goods in his POsssseisn.
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Pimples an the Face, Blae 4 heads ANA
fleshWOPas.
Use Perry's Improved Comedone and
Pimple Remedy-the great skin medicine.
Prepared only BY DR.. B. C. Perry, Dema-
tologist. Depot ~ Bond street, New York.
myl I-eod&w
, 1873-06-07
CLARKE, LAYTON & GO.

Free Train, to and from this Sale,
leaving the I. G. r. r. Depot, foot Of
Lake-st., at 1:30 p. NJ, and return
ing at close Of Sale.
, 1873-06-07

We will sell at Public Auction, on
the ground Fifty~Four {64) Lots,
each 5Oxl5O feet, situated on Madi-
son-av., Adams-st., and Hyde Park
av., between Fifty fourth and Fifty
fifth-st8., in the Village Of Hyde
Park, on SATURDAY., June 2, at 1880
.. m. Terms Of Sale: LILO cash; LILO
In 80 days; Ito in go days, and the
balance in ], 2 and 8 years from day
Of sale, with annual interest at 6
per cent. Title perfect. Printed
abstract Of title furnished each pur-
chaser within 80 days after the sole.
The above lots are situated in the
very centre Of the Village Of Hyde
Park, within two and three blocks
Of the Hyde Park Depot, and within
one and two blocks Of the Dummy
Depot, on high and dry land, o por-
ton Of which is beautifully timbered.
Hyde Park-av. and AdamB-gt. are
finely maoadamized, and elegant
drives, schools, churches, and
stores within a few blocks. Tho
property is near the Hyde Park Ho-
tol, and the lake shore, and within
one and two blocks of the Lake Shore
South Park.
The sale will be peremptory and
bona fde in every respect, aa the
property must and will be sold.
Great bargains can DO expected.
For plats, and further particulars Of
the sale, apply to Clarke, Layton &c
Co., 100 LaSnl1e-st*
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The Old Path.

7 stand again upon the bridge,
watch the shimmering stream below,
! ueal The pine trees from the ridge
Repeat The music of lis flow.
LGl'ed Ivy TIE low, perpetual psalm,
ft- ii>rgHing waters lingering sweep
Through meadows filled with drowsy calm
8 dr, ana TINT gloriies their sleep.
Tie eastern mountains deWv shade
sui II al up0U the field Of grain.
Along whose edge my footsteps made
Firlr morning pathway to the train;
Ibc a.lo-eNod tutumnal flowers
Guard. Of Old, the rustic arch
Nher" ne procession OF the hours
Moved 10y a. in melodiou, march;
And fcj .eaNeN through the sunset wood
N'l'l flicker doWn-like tongues of flame;
]u>. - around her where she stood
tn gr-e' ae when ! homeward came.
Bnt there's no pressure on my arm,
NJ voice upon the evening air,
Elc Vail h3> host IL ancient charm
II leads Hl, home-->he sleeps elsewhere.
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STATE OF MAINE.

WALDO SS,-County Commissioner Court.
April Term, 1873.
On the foregoing, Ordered That notice be given
mat the County Commissioners OF Waldo and
thobscot Counties will meet at the house of Char
ward in Troy, on Tuesday, the seventeenth day of
June next, ut ten o'clock, A. NJ, and thence pro-
ce' TO view the route set forth in the petition
immediately after which, at some convenient place
IN the vicinity n hearing of the parties and their
witnesses will be had, and such further measures
taken in the premises the Commissioners may
judge proper; that notice of the time, place and
purposes of said meeting be given to all persons and
Corporations interested by causing an attested copy
OF said petition with this order thereon to be served
on the Chairman of the County Commissioners of
the County of Pcnobscot, also by causing like copy
to be publish in the Kennebec journal, being the
State paper, and also in the Republican Journal,
paper printed in said County OF Waldo, and also in
the Bangor Daily Wing and Courier, Il paper print
ed in said County of Penobscot; and by posting a
like copy in three public places in each of the towns
of Troy and Plymouth and by serving on the Clerks
of each of said towns all of said publications and
notices to be posted, served and published thirty
days before the time of said meeting.
Attest-W. g. FRYE, Clerk.
Copy OF Petition and Order of Court.
Attest-W. &. FRYE, Clerk,
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At the Garden Gate.

somebody came TO the garCen gate.
While soft hand trimmed the flowers;
AMI Mtckhri piped to hi, listening mate
Ia language is rich A. ours.
somebody bu>hed ii the garden gate
blush II was far to see:
Ana ihs >ly sun peere a. he fam would wait,
mi The hltckbird paused ON the tree.
somebody spoke at the garden gate,
y the shadows began to fall;
Nut the rose looked ny. though the hour was
Ana ihc rra,-h bln>hed pink on the wall,
) sweet head I'm At the gari~I gate
GOA uu arm thit was strong aud true;
ALL ,"bIrGp vi Ap- was heard to state
lsi words refused 10 do,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-05-22

THE TALE OF SHIRT. Funny things
happen in the horsecars sometimes. A
young lady stepped INFO a car and dropped
her handkerchief upon vacant seat, as
much as to say ''taken," while she ad-
vanced to the opposite end of the car to
speak with a lady friend. Meantime
nlcely-dressed young man with college
AIR about him, jumped in and sat down
upon the handkerchief without observing
it. The young lady, after winding up her
conversation, turned back, discovered to
her chagrin her seat was occupied, and
sat down opposite, gentlemen making
room for her. But she did not intend to
lose her handkerchief, and so she looked
intently toward the place where she had
left it, hesitatng whether to ask for it or
not. Discovering the direction of her
looks. all eyes on the opposite side of the
car were bent on the young man. Find
ing himself the object OF so much attention
he himself looked, and discovered to his
horror something white on which he sat,
the end peeping out. He mistook its
character. To cover it with his hand,
and to tuck it nicely away, was the work
OF a few moments. None in the company
but the young lady knew that the "white"
was handkerchief. and hesitating still
more to ask, she lost it, having had occa-
sion to leave the car before the young man
did