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l NAaHew EsekrE FROM DRewsINo.-pn
last saturday, as Willie Vert, aged albpt
five years, son of Jos. Vert, Jr., of New
Hope was playing along the wasteway of the
ca,s,sl near icKett's boat sard an alarm was
sounded by some children, this playfellows, J
and Mr. John Pickett and brothers hearing the
alarm rushed to the assistance of the boy
who was being carried swiftly down the waste
wayinto the canal. Mr.. John Pickett plunged
into the water for the purpose of saving the
child but before he had the child cut of dan
ger he became exhausted and was also sinking,
when his brothers threw log into the canal
and thus helped them both oat of the water.
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pecial efforts to have their farmer friends
spend an evening with them, and we have no
qoppt there Fl 4 VIII be q large papber, present.
u At HookeE'slsonaeaa,6pd all Of the
best makes Of KID CLOVES, Coupe, Jouvin,
Alexander, Wilson Seamless, and Josephine
Seamless. The above makes we have in all Of
the new shades, at reduced prices.
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sGB- At j lockers you can find the largest
assortment Of EDerNoq & WHITE GooDs, and
cheaper than you cam find them in the Coan-
ty. Call and see them. -
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fake Mace IN Mr. Jaro,n;,h y,,,...f n -,
fnear the v;,,aga a. . a.o,x.o,- s. AZ :.
Fr;5av T,,na 1ott, m. ~
braces orations. ESSAYS declarations ana
music, and the comforting Of diplomas. &c.
Rev. A. Wb;te Of Ianc.sta, D.
viii, ,,re,,, II, a.. po,,t;st f,,,,,,.,. -
on Sunday next, morning and evening.
--peternan,a sn,end;d f,rc,,est,.. fro,,, ,rra,,
ton ,yi,, NAV s,r tba r1;har,;, Dit ~ -,
satnr,av
g., 4.
~" 'e"os el'a's,y oiax'na,'
-, - s ".As Nss'a-
Go !
', ~ 1oA'e lawn ~, Aos'oV
% s $50 s'' Io'".sAs'''.'' !,
10 sr' 1920 3ffSSSp'.s .al'
:. svous snu auss.''sns 'ne
1;shmant
o .l.es = ne = 'aSs yer -
80, y ~ - rsf ufqns l.nsee u
,.'Hss 'ssfY1's 10 s0
ne Two ordinances vetoed ny the mayor
s'u paas'., o'e1 MS se'o ~ tue ,ouncii on
a' ''e1"s' WI oe 'o""o ~ 'h'S
"A Iestivai 70 aid the cause OF Missions
CO, no'1 - 'n1 ns pa'.,oA aa..o'.''
s 80 "'' WAC ava. 'i's''
''-
-Maftin hatuse, OF tnis city, lost his pock-
SS.Uu
son OF Chas. Reagan round 1t ana returned
=. o"n ~ '.s .'s"',, w "nose c'eu''
~ "o''. NV ''Ao" .''o wy W .cT
eo.'o'' = 'A' 'e"a'1 oA'io''' 1ui'
.s ~Ne po-
Inc quafteriy session OF the Hunterdon
County Lodge OF GOOD Iemplars will be held
at Sersesntssilie, on Tuesday, June 10th, at
~ o'clock 4. n A public Temperance Meet
tNs WILL NC ne~a - Tue escnihs'
-one day last week young daughter Of
Daniel +. Moore Of Frenchtown, met with Z
singular accident. "hiie out gathering howf
efs she was tf'sn.enea ny RABBIT Jumping
from cluster OF ossses' ana inrunnins away
= sse ~ y ofokf yer ega M T'N1T IL +
-" Uneasy lies the head that wears a
crown, " bas che heads that wear hats pur-
chased of Bowue & Ten Eyck, 81 and 27y
E. State ST., Trenton,a are ..as easy as easy can
DE- ois STOCK 10 select from. 1t. i
The Citnalta str;no Rand Prof rIoa.
man at the n;apa w;l, nerform COME ;nstrr
mental m.s;r vh;le tla mo,l,ers of tbe co,n
n,nv assisted ,,v t,,.;r ,..,, f,;on,s v;, ,a,aa.
Some fine yoe,l music at tbe Fleet WING
Eest;va,
rY,.., n...
~ .. -'e 's " .''e oap''se
e. =. osvss eo., VIZ noo ice..ss" ="
ing, in the grove adjoining the church. Straw
berries, Ice Cream aud other deicacies are
promised to be on hand, and very pleasant
time is anticipated If stormy on Wednes-
day. 1t wial be held the next fair day.
At Snowdeu's Saloon, in Church ST.. YOU
will find tile choicest fee cream and water ices.
fFIRwTsT'f .ETs3fTSUT1TT
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EN- For the best ri 80 Cater in this city,
20 to LogpEN's Boot H4d Sls0ee Bazaar, SO
Coryellst. ,si3gAiiK bAa saiG9 Il. 8 3.t.
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'tD A full variety Of choice Flower and
cn.Sceds pQnion sets White and Yel-
low, at 9saas Robbins, Scvcrns s. Halls
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EH- VAN lioRN has the = Alexis "sFrench
Calf Shoe, for Gents. They cannot be beat
for style and wear. 9aas1yeiifi 'tsa asli*
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-tsE- Fashionable linen-liised PApRn Coz.
Lars, only soc. per box, at VAN HonS's.
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aeSr8Tho only seamless double-steel, pure
whalebone CORSET, can be had for $500, at
sN sltsd 1tih r. IL! VAS4f6nSs.
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Tn the matter of JOHN F0RAr, bankrupt. The said
Bankrupt having applied 10 tho Court for adischarg
from his debts byQrier ofthe Court notice u hereby
give hifcreditofs who have proved their debts and
DAY Of JUNE All 1874 at ten O'Clock A. ~ before the
said Court at Trenton, New Jersey ard show c&sc II
the said Bankruptrs sTJ n. g BEL WILLIE, Clerk.
MAY q. 1374,t3w iii Nrsz*
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~ Take Your knives and scissors TO G., H.
CLARKE, 81 York street, and have them sharp
cMed. .etf s4a fasah4 g9hj9 As nta
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Committee will calf the citizens for contributions
Entertainments &C. for the picnic, andtis hoped that
they may meet with kind reception, In the past.
May n, ls74.-3t
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| his8a3l3 Brands who wore AL dsshDus o
he&h& alim preaofE at the adoss of hi,
Sc mob he reminaed tliepst hot he WAS preach
ing ina house whio was not as yptsffse from
deb, and .purposefls "a doAll in lis power t.
help cai1ael thaf 3ebt ana desl&cate It to Coo
| in tho s9spinIs ftss 0fyl2e1mbrance, and
witla6xSs spot III hiemisll Z als8 sassurina
thenk lat cd hyeth Asclieerfii Qiyer. y
Asx1A&y SILL presiding, 6plled far tie col
lectof$, k5le pro IA pity obeycaa elRugnmons,
and wS3lk III work WIKI Will rhes Gikrgymen
also ss|s J{i1s "A n ia IN u tnd siEort and
PED ESeHa kG4s II 81 III Xke lib.
exalt spml af }Sz2z1 The hftsinohn BlSryices
closed by singing tl,e lsloxoiogysssia M
The evening services were openesi AZ "a o.
clock. After singing BY tile choir REV. G.
r. Hartranft, Of Lambcrtsille, Occupied the
pulpit, and preached from the words Of Scrip
tire recorded in Psalms, ss7sh Cha pter and the
Sd verse, 4 Glorious Things are spoken Of thss,
o city IF God1 Mr.. Hattranft is ready
and fluent speaker, and the house was again
crowded to its utmost capacity. His arpu-
ments in behalf Of the building Of Churches
were strong and convincing. and his plealings
in behalf oil. the New Hope NJ. e. Church
were not incffectual. He did his utmost to
convince tho people that it was a great privi-
lege to give to God and help build up his
temples for the promotion of Christianity and
morals throughout the world. At tho close of
this sermon, Rev. Jas. Neill called out the
Committee ON Collections, whot were soon in
the field ofusefulness, doing their utmost Mr..
Neil again called the clergymcn to the assis-
lance of the collectors and very liberal feel
ing was manifested throughout the entire SER
vices. The audience was favored by an oc-
casiopM hymn sung by Miss Sallie Stockton, of
Trenton, (daughter Of Rev. VIM Stockton of
Camden, n. l., and q very line singer,) which
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~ stSfSctSsef &>,t3 wv INIT u ~ -
late Hsstes "a the NV Hope al EsoGhurch,
wishprszcis HI thelaet aresroom ufsthe nsw NJ.
E. staldstA esh,s fsew Hope ,.oh nfsas evening
Of tils Hssh j ~ COD sSea stsa to at
tenssaxstNsay ssps0 e'asussnA NJ
hssA .ss0eiG-AA4- -441-24 .sNsul
xsxE4sp ne u sosj8as N iln4H Kitcl,-
in yves saFssted IN a few Hope, on Saturday
evenine, forodikoFdssay ooudaet and for m as
sault Sp8ps cbhstabls Solomon s1fe attempt
aud t lssa ts'i and i was
Wits reatA dffBeultyshe suonlR he gototp the
lookup, the .sbgly,r sass wen as'assistance,
ha5iippSg ,f "a ~ AL, yis 1ad i 1ieafias before
Burgess Esvlle 1IeAasy afterpopa and
was enel ssaspas costs, saneaating teis6.
.anol3osTl IVvHu7rsr1 1wzrvsT .naoaia
~ The TSeeopdv Aanualr Ric-uicE and re-
upiep:of thhg Solsbury public schools will be
helslin the Deer Rarkfnext, Saturdaysg The
exsseisks, oomnencinsea 1olo Clock .lsa, will
cosssSlof Singing, Spellhigs sRecitMions Dia-
logSss Essays, Glass Il xafotses, y ". w.
Weeafufs ,of NcwtawaAs apd il NJ Mcclure,
GenasWsWsufs Davis and Judge Watson, of
Doylestowh, have been Invited ana have sig
nified thcis lutte ion of being present and
win delivhna ddresssss sN,n9sasa vssss
sHs1seWs l11a E.-sbsl& In 0sssS oAA
~ 4 canal Stable wAAs burned al Bristol
on last "Wednesday night. Forty two head of
mulss wersia the stablesats the time the fire
was discovered, belonging principslly to P.
MCGEE, and Michael Uhlers line Of boats
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Estate Notice.

I,srArEsf cftssgLEs ". CROOK, deceased. is Of
II the City Of Lambcrtyplc Ilurteripn CountysG j.
All person indebted to sdesta are tcquested make
immediate payment, and hoseNsAasing legal scaims
order for settlements, without delay, 70 -
LEwIS J. TITUS. tanibertye, MI
"a CItARLESERook, New Hope Pa,
asw Nsr ~ EN Administrators.
Lambertxillc, May eth, fsf4.-4tE FTI
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~ { IT q q X ~
LGnabertviyte, N. j., Jane 10, 1874
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BRMK'sg PEARL OF BEAUTY, for, beauti.
flying and preserving the c9mp|esions warrant
ID NJ dJ4 ali jalas fgrsalests,aAd viii
in no case injure tAe-skip, Price so cts. per
bottle. Cali at Mrs. Elite Drinks, No. 4o
\ nj affs !. I unlD91 1t.

t9y Articles of association under the gem
eralrailroad lawsef New Jersey, fora freight
road between New York and the Delaware
river, were filed at Trenton last Saturday.
The proposed capital is $l,0o0,000 and the
corporators are residents of New York and
Jersey City. Tho road begins at Staten Is
land Sound, in Union county, and extends
westward to the Delaware, in the township of
Kihgwood, IN tbs cotinty
Before organizing any moro companies it
would be well to build q few of the large
number already projected
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~ The 44th Anniversary of the Flem4
ington Baptist Sabbath School was celebrated
ON Sunday last. The exercises were decided
ly interesting and varied, and n part quite
unique, as we Learn from the Democrat. The
Faster delivered slsort address, chiell yfrelat-
ing to the early history of the school. Begin
ming with the support of but four or five fam
lilies, the number of members Of the school
now amounts to nears300ss 1.-THE floral dis
piaywas artistic and profusc in the middle
of the platform was constructed the-fgure of
a harp about eight feet in height, overlaid
with maple leaves, and studded with beauti-
fuisbouquets, while in the centre it was en-
beliisllHS VitaIthd al -lettrrsd text, A Praise
10 the Lortis ~ On the left Of the pulpit was
reared moss-covered monument in the form
of an obelisk, surmountcd by an anchor
wreathed with delicate white flowers, design
cd to coinmeinorafel thedepntted ones who
labored In the school while 1t was yet in its
infancy. This last idea was a very happy
one. The subducd shades of the monument
contrasted with the more brilliant hues of the
pIJ H sl,is ri ls s III l,'Is,l l9s g.
the excellent choir, and the whole affair may
be pronounced highly successful In every de-
TAIL"
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,GB- For a perfect fitting shirt, leave your
order at Hooker's. go et5 81 TT.
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To Cure Cough, to relieve all irritations
of the throat, to restore perfect soundncss
and health to- the most delicate organization
of the human frame-the lungs-use DR..
WsstarisAB alsasascf Wisds GksrrHkswhick Us
stilaprSpsedd whistle sans cAre 7nsthe selec-
ton and oosnpc6nding ofits Various ingredi-
cnts as when it was introduced to the public
by Dr. Wistar over forty years since.
faabr7TTTTyy 7-ssTTv1T4T7TTTs9
There is nothing SO becoming to the out
ward man as a good suit of clothes, and there
is no place. to lget1t, iike Wanamaker &
Browns Oak Hall, Philadelphia. t
$500
MILLINERY GooDs.--Mr. II. c. Hooker has
secured the services of Miss Lizzie Moore, Of
Philadelphia, who win take full charge of the
millinery department this aspiring. Hats and
bonnets, ready made and made to order. Mil
liners'fion to- suk<ounding country will be
supplied at wholesale prices.
~ Il. G. HOOKER.
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eT PROFESSOR GARDNER, the Soap Man,
has been long time in Trenton and his soap
and lectures are highly spoken of by the press
there. We shall probably have him here in
Lambertville before long, and then we mean
to hear that celebrated talk of his that makes
the people laugh SO.
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sA1akfS H1tH .aIaff vi Ia asllsff5g W
Des- The best fitting ready-inade SHIRTS,
can be had at 8Rs1I. VAN HoRa's.*
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Reported for THE RECORD.

9445NE3 sttg s. Reported for THE RECORD.
: DEplcATIoN. or THE LECTURE Room or
THE New HogE IN, r. ChtHeH fop last
Sunday the lecture room of the New Hope
NJ. E. Church was dedicated, Rev. James
Neill pastor, of the Grace NJ. i, Church,
Philaflejnhia ) tresidinp & u
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PEyNsYLylfNr4 RAILRoAD.I

BEL-NlPERE DIVISION.
on ard after Juns 1, 1874. 3 I.lg
TRAINS FOR NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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Never Backs Down.

Max Adler SAYS The Aomiay .4rss:
down a, our place. is scrupulOu.ly 'earcfa
OF tue honor of journalism When i
makes aa assertion i. never takes it back
uuaer any circumstances. The other day
i, announced that certain Mr.. Stebbius
bad bccn eaten in the woods by Squire
Hooyer's pigs. Tho next day S,cbbins
called at the Office to ssy ,ha. the whole
story was false; such a ,Liag bad never oc-
cured, and he WAITED contradiction pub,
lisbed. The reporter assumed solemn
look, aud assured S,ctbins that when the
Aiyrs said thug, that thing was 50;
aud besides. tina, be bad been oycr to see
the pigs, and they looked as if they bad
eaten man nsmed Stebbius, aud there
was nobody named S,cbbius around there.
SO he must have been cateu. and all the
circumstantial evidence was SO strong that
not another liue rpou the subject would be
pnbl'4hea. Then S,ebbins threatened
yioleuca, aud subsequently, the reporter
agreed to put in paragraph to the effect
that pcrsous WHO had any objections TO
eating any member Of The Stebbius family
need not on that account decline to buy
sausascs Of Hoover. aud tha. was Us far as
he could couscieu,iOusly 60 Itis perfect
Il clear tha, Il meu, are to be permitted to
stultify free press With their fOoIery, Our
liberties are in danger
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POOR JACKS cosFFN.

Did you ever see shost'" was the ap.
peal.
well. I came deussd near It, ! can tel
you" said Howard.
How nears' cried the company, draw.
ing their chairs to the Gre.
1T was IL: that desolatc part Of New
jersey" said Howard, "ucar Barucgai
Shoals. What with ,be pa.are Of the sol
there. its barenness aud s,erili,y, the jag
ged. rerelliug grimuess Of the rocks. aud
the wild, desolate in6uity of the waters
there's something about Barnegat thai
breeds 40 affinity with ghosts and spectres
There had been a wreck Of . coastiDe
schooner in the vicinity. and although the
news didn't make much Of sensation 10
the newspapers, it brought despair aud
desolation to one heart at lcast-tha, Of the
;oung mates mother. lie was an old
school mate ard warm friend Of my own,
and | yoluuteeredsss 60 down and see i
tie body could be found aud srocght
home.
when I reached there the shole aspect
Of the place struck me as.torbiddiugly wild
and lonely; nd-vbpn tosardthe close ofea
stormy day. poor JacE's.boiy was washed
ashore. stsskapd stiff. and distorted almost
IeFre,iiaps syssa, abls,4o lend
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at once, the body is slacss beyond sav;os
nov aud | want the coffin by to-morrcS
night. It mus, be ready 10 be shipped be
/ fore daybreak the next morning
"All right said the old screw. .',
iou't mind losin' little sleep to be oblig
in. ef only the expense "You ole
vpl;ure,' ro.csa. I'll pay yon half on The
spot!' Aud count out to him enough
grecubacks TO make his sharp old nose
come down and chop over his chin With ar
unc,unus sa.ct OF appreciation.
"i'Il acv i. that scrump,ioas,' said the
-wr,.ch. with greedy enthusiasm, 'taat
you'll clap your hands over it. lt'll be
that peart and pious, that you needn't be
ashamed Of i, 10 cburcll.@
"I!noddcd approviugig, and started on
the hp0e stretch With the'teniottsSlc feel,
ing Of man who has done allLe could TO
ameliorate an irrcmcciabls sulIeIiu: al
that day there was a threatening aspect Of
the winds aud waves, that boded more mis-
chief on that malcvolent shore. Massive
heavy clouds huag tlack as lux over the
sharp jagged rocks. and a fierce -uuder.tonc
in the elements. told Of a conspiracy for a
tempts,ous debaucb.
any poor old Jack has been washed
and shaven. his last toilet rendered with
Fall the care that bis old friend aud school.
fellow could bestow upon melancholy Ia.
Dor Of love-; few hot ,ea.s burst from my
burning eyes. and fell upon that strange
aud unfamiliar face; and finding it became
less aud less recognizable as | gazed upon
it. covered it revereutly with my hand
kerchief, and sat silent aud alone with it
and the darkness, Waiting for the old man
With the coSn.
"As the day sapea and twilight gather.
ed, vail broke forth from the rocks aud
the waves; o. few belated gulls aoppcd their
wings heavily over the water that began
to Lash furiously tue low sandy shore.
Presently few drops fell, the precursors
Of one nsthose lcrious Storms thai riot, on
tia. desert cfass.
s"Aa ngony OF iupatieace seized me. i
got upon my feet. and paced to and fro
The loose toardssof the bat.
eWss I, then. condemned TO stay here,
poSetlass 70 sSssa my poorIyack from being
ibe plrpe.cf soBders malignant tends Of
lie shore and,lse .scsas + khsa i .le cof-
En- Sae .6elsSeapatiEshe storm Increased
So fury, the f6sd fS old ,sreckers home
igaas.s sodsa g 4, md ~ gtbSsai I Slt
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WHY
cr HARVEY HOWARD.

Why ii. sSca the sun is gone.
We watch the spo. where j, has ST.,
As though Ee waited for tie dawn.
Although the niinishsis no: yet!
Why is it. tha. when pleasures fee,
We .OOt for them 10 cone again.
Although We know j, ,cianot be.
And ,ha; our Iougiug is in raip
Why isi:, when the Summer goes.
And Winter, nidp:sh, Of the year.
Shrouds all the earth with etuelsrOws,
We think another Spring is uca:
Thy is il. thai when we mus: Par:
With one We love. bot love in vain.
a sweet voice whispers in tic heat,
Tha! she vill surely come asaiu .
Why is it, ,ha; when life is long.
A7di il OF. veins the tide etbs ,ow,
Then Hope, within The heart so strong,
Assures Us tha, we shall not gos
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They had aang il 10 ~ old tarpaplin
.blluset. and l eoaidp't help protesting iu-
sardly against the rude way 10 which they
bumped afopg through TIC breakers and
o7cr the rocks.
Il thought Of thst tcoier, womanlS
heart at home in the East. aud the genile
reverence tba, bedged about even her every
thought aud feeling about Jack. and ! de-
tefuiued there and lheu,,hat be should be
taken home to hcr in some shape that
wouldn't appaIl or horrify hfr
They. laughed at me gheu lspoke Of q
cofiu. but nevertheless l resolved upon
getting one, ifsreh thing could be had
for love or money. Not that a ccfiu is
absolutely requisite IN. llcascs. 1t would
not haze ma,icred pin to either Jack or
myself il. tied up 10 the old tarpaulin, With
veishtheayg as destiny itself. We we're
forced to the bottom of the sea But to a
woman an old church-riadeu conventional
woman. victim 70 circumstance and Gus
tom. co5u vas the only Thing that could
render the afsir respectable, crAlecd
honorable
81 passed { sleapless hisbt. and went
OF before daylight in search d. an old man
that bore qacer reputation about there for
appropria,ins nything that came ipshorc,
and rendering i. useful or ornamental With
rude knacE be had IN the carpenter hne..
The boys told ne there vas little Of eysry.
thing IL his o!i rookery, and they ladu't
the least doub, I.could End even a caffn
tbere. or something that might be modelled
into Gpc.
"It vas good league to bis dwelling,
and | reached there With the foteboding
that my journey was for nothing; bu,upou
'troachins the subject to bin, he stated bis
readiness at once to comply with my de-
nands
"But what will you do.for uaterial?' l
asked.
;s..Hesailsd grimly. aud opening door
TIA, led tssssrtao aofa lSltss sshesbeskeasd me
eto follow him. In tha. loft there Nss
wood readily sdapiedet3 build a ship. 3
house. theat-e-auythine aud everything
that mightbe desired. Notcomnon wood.
mark you. but wreckers mate3al-papels
Of French walnut. czqdisi.aiy carved 80
bass relief, bits ofprerious ebony. Of SAN
Idai.wood. d. box, aadisoue Of fhat delicate
swbite pines that exhules delicious per.
ifumc: The boys had said that hesSas
very clevarSin TIC carpentctsliee 4 Has
inspired With a'sort oftsust in;his capacity.
and bis willingness to undertake the job
was only edualed by bis determination ITO
be paid we'll for doing 1t. -
Don. you fret. young man. = said the
skeleton. I'm is. it for you in a'ashapc
tthat'I suit. III have it as scrumptiops as 9
uu.-tha, is. efye'reable TO bear The hefs
ofthe expense. It's costsly, yer knsw,
| to have things pious apd nice. down ibis
way; we csn't alters afford it; then the sea
Being handy. its a temptation TO save time
and money; but of the expense aiu't count s
ed IN
"Nevcr mind thcezpense.n I exclaimed;
"You othe thing up nicely for me, and
I'll sec sou thts1sh; Iut i: must bc acna