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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

A T ENGLEwoOD-FOR SALE OR TO RENT A
IA House, with IL rooms two acres Ground and barn
plenty fruit and water. Apply to e. A. WOOD, 166 Pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

CAKATOGA.-SPLENDID RESIDENCE, WITH AMPLT
~ grounds and OutbuIldings: also large Club House
near the race course Address q. r. BROWN, l,26
Broadway, New York city.
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PROPERTY. OUT OF THE CITY FOB
SALE OR TO RENT.

A MAGNIFICENT SEA ISLAND PLANTATION OF
"A 422 aeresfor sale, at $2D00 located Dawfuskie
Island" 8 c. four miles from aud opposite Fort Pulaski
corn LAID one mile Of ocean front; magncent beach
DC Dwelling house new md elcgant stables garden.
er's house, coach house. fowl house, boat house, &c
palmetto, date PALM orange, tulip, olive magnolia myr-
tie oieander &c. abound rendering the atmosphese fra
quarter of its real value will pay tor itself years
Terms easy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

DOR SALE OR TO LEAsE-ON LIBERAL TERMS,
y to manufacturers and others. Building Sites and
comprising 400 of Land with 1000 OF water
front the East River opposite l2o street. New York
shops are now in full operation and their entire piano
Respectable people, with means, and intending 10
build assisted by loans bond and mortgage desired
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

nor sALE-ls MILES FROM CITY HALL BY TWO
lines of railroad minutes walk from depot and
sirom the other, handsome Country Residence, Y
and flower gardens; If not sold will be rented,
furnished to eligible family For particulars apply
to B. l.. BRIGG, So Walker street, up STAIRS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

N;DONOvAN ROSSA.-CABIN AND STEERAGE
~ passage intermediate $40; drafts England, Ire
land and Scotland Office open evenings Country friends
address O'DONOVAN ROSA, proprietor, Northern
Hotel, Cortlandt ferry New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

EoR RENT-ThE HOUSE NO. % CENTRE STREET,
u in the city of Newark desrably located and with
Ia minutes walk OF Centre street depot; also the
House No 81 South street pleasant street and loca
hall hourly trains during the day to New York These
houses have been recently put first condition. and
have every improvement niece ssary TO comfort and
venienCe. WILLIAM Fl. CAMP,
6l9 Broad street. Newark. n. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

L,oR sALE-THE TWO STORY AND BASEMENT
brick House and Lot No. 10 Warren street next door
to Haisey Newark, n J. house contains six rooms aud
street depots price $4,000 $1,000 remain on mort
gage. Apply on premises or TO N. 7. ROMAINE lO4
Broad street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

NOR SALE-AT BERGEN POINT N. j., Is MINUTES
from New York by Central Railroad OF New Jersey,
three of Land situated on the water; lawn, fruit
and shade trees house has al! modern improvements
or will exchange tor City Property. Apply to BRAN
HALL SEYMOUR, No Exchange place, Jersey City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

INMAN LINE
The course laid down for these steamers and followed
by them tor several years. fixed to $50 miles south
OF Cape Race Although the voyage is thus heightened
about 100 miles, better weather Is with and
much greater freedom from fOgS and floating and the
danger OF navigation consequent thereon.
Royal Mall steamers appointed to sail follows
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF MONTREAL: Wednesday, March y. at II A. NJ
CITY OF BALTIMORE. saturday, March IA, at2P NJ,
CITY OF RICHMOND Saturday March q, at 8 4. N.
CITY OF PARIS. Saturday. March -, at 2 p. NJ
A. North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
datIon.
Round trip tickets at low rates
STEERAGE-To Liverpool, Queenstown. Glasgow Lon
donderry London Bristol CardiG, Belfast, Hayre or
hamburg. $50 Prepaid certificates $50 currency "
Passengers are forwarded to Sweden, Norway Den
mark and Paris at reduced rates
Drafts issued ut lowest rates.
For cabin passage and general business apply at the
Company's Office, No. Is Broadway.
River JOHN q. DALE, Agent
ODonnell Faulk 402 Chestnut street. Phil adelphia
NJ $. Creagh, l02 State street. Boston
+. c. Brown, 81 South Clark Lake street. Chi
William Inman, Liverpool and No. Rue Scribe Paris
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EfOR SALE OR TO LEASE-FACTORY PROPERTY.
with water power and steam power, east bank OF
the Hudson, 50 minutes from Grand Central Depot; 2I
acres new buildings. cottage dock &C.; occupied
machine works. Address II. s. W.. care of j. M.
Sawyer ia Wall street, New York
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L,OR SALE-THE HOMESTEAD FARM OF THE LATE
j. Henry G. Smock; Isl acres; one mile from Bound
Brook, J. on Central Raroad; good buildings fruit
estate. Apply to WILLIAM sMOCK, Bound Brook;
GEORGE sMOCK, Donelen; or address JOHN g. VOOR-
HE'S, New Brunswick N. j.
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IGOR SALE CHEAP-A TWO STORY AND CELLAR
frame House, 20 Lots with shade and fruit trees
within ten minutes walk of the Long Island South Side
and Central railroads Apply to T. E. FLYNN. 25 East
Forty drst street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

ITO LET OR LEASE-IN THE VILLAGE OF PORT
i Chester within five minutes of dc pot ana one hour
from Forty second street depot large and modern built
Residence and seven OF Land, in view OF the
Sound; has everything required and desired tor
family Of taste and means q permanent or summer
residence. For terms, &C., apply to W. X. PEYTON IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

LNOR HAVANA.
NASSAU. PROGRESO AND VERA CRUZ
NEW YORK AND MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
$500 leaving pier No. 3 North River at s r. NJ
CITY OF NEW YORK. dIavana direct. March IL
CITl OF MEXlCO... .(Havana and Mexico. March IL
CITY OF MERIDA. tHavana via Nassau. March 10
CUBA ..::....... Giavana direct).. March Il
CITY OF HAVANA. tHavana direcp... Wed. March Is
For freight Or passage apply TO-
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MEAT COTTAGE. EIGHT ROOMS; ONE QUARTER
~ acre, carriage house; fine view of water garden,
DC: ten minutes from Vanderbilt iandne s25OJ terms
DARRIN, Broad street.
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A T HALFWAY, n. j., COMPLETELY FURNISHED
IA Cottage House to rent with immediate possession,
to small and responsible family only; location first
class and five minutes walk from depot rent low. Ad.
dress X. V. X, Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, OF ABOUT 4OO
IA acres In Cumberland county Tenne for sale at
Q great bargain; price 5000, all cash.
JOHN s.. PIERCE. lac BrOadway
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GREAT WESTERN
II STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT
the steamers of this line will sail from pier Is East
River, as tollows:-
CORNWALL, Gibson. Saturday March IA
ARRAGON Western Saturday March %
Cabin passage, $40; intermediate. $i5; steerage $50
currency; excursion tickets, $l2U
Apply to the Agent, 70 South street
r. l.. MORGAN'S SONS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

ITO LET-A HOUSE. IA ROOMS; ALL IMPROVE
l. ments; large grounds, stable, $1,000; furnished
mou; ~ az nv twe acres STAPLE;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

ITO LET-AT BERGEN POINT VIA CENTRAL RAIL-
road OF New jersey SO trains daily half hour from
New Ne York new House; Mansard ROOT; finely located
bathroom &c possession it required most
rent taken in board il agreeable. Address box 1856
New York Post Office.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-30
PRINCESS AND PAGE.

~ luscI n; aoorn.
GE
Spring In France 10 sunny and Air,
Springs sweet odors snohaut the cir,
Into the Louvre's easement wide
Poursth tho sunshine's golden tide.
Princess Marguerite standsth there,
Jewelsd daisies amid hGr hair.
She glancss down and whispers lew,
"Who il the page that waits below"
"Yon handsome youth with joyous air,
With broad, white brow and shining hsir,"
The page looks up f.; his eager glance
Rests on the fairsst face in France.
Glance ansxei, slahas With nesnt6s >1sSt,
Fair page-fir Princess Marguerite.
The summes's scented sepkeuAghde
Into the Louvre's easement Wide.
Summers sunshine in golden sheen
Glimmers around Queen Catharine.
''What handsome pags," she muttsrslow.,'
Ills he that waiteth now below!"
'The,yelv.t e.pfhat e.owhs hissurls r.
Il claspad with s>daity wrought with psasls,
Last night hs eang An old song sweet
81 douce, Il dodce, ct IL Marguerite"
II hear aud heed; 60 have care,
Ny handsome Page-my daughter fair"
The autumn winds chant mild refrain
Above ths'dkxkxndfullSn ssinSss"x
4 pallid moon vttA jpssstlSs,yhs@
Changes to ghostly day tho night
Over the rivers bosom; spread,
Widens stain Of fearful rcd.
Out Of tie depth thsrs rises now
A pale dead face with cloven brow.
And tansled'mid thsS Sblood.staiasd curls
There CLEANS daisy wrought of pearls.
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An extremely sharp man walked

An extremely sharp man walked
into t :, The The Office OF Dr.: jackson, the
chemist. CDR. Jackson, 1 presumed"
said be. eyes sir" care you
alone 7" Eyes sir" "M.y I lock the
daer2" And he did 20 ,.hen, having
lOoksa behind the sof., <sads satisfied
himself that no one Vas in tho ioom,s
lie placed large baeedle, done up 10 =
E yellow handkerchief, on the table, aud
opened it. e a"Theie, DOCTOR. look At
that - "Well," said the Doctor, s..1
see it" "Wh.t do you call that, doc s
tori" II call it Iron pyrites. '''5. ''s.
"Whst r. said the man, "isn't that stuff
gold7" '"No," said the doctor, "it's
good for nothing; it's pyrites." Aud .
putting some over the fre' in shovel,
it soon ,ey.porated up the chimney.
"Well" said the :gentlem,nly ,man,s
With a woe-begone look, ''there's > A.
woman up in our town has q whole hill
full Of fthat, and I've been and married
.hsl.'' .is,ss ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-30
A Foolish WILL.

W. Duraud, = wealthy citizen of Osb /.
kosh, Wiseousin, deceased, left . will
which was not discovered until some
time after hin death, when some work.
men engaged in repairing the house
where he had lived found the document
concealed in some cerner. The will d..
vides the testator's extensive property
equally between his son, % nineteen years
of'age, aud . niece residing in New
York., provided, however, that the p.ir
shsl1' be married before the son shall
ha!o' attained % his majority. What.
ever the test.tor's ideas may have been
in regard to the matter they are not
agreeable. ! 70 the young couple whom he
would unite, and instead Of accepting
their fortune and the conditions At.
t.ehed che to it, the couple mean to contest
the will, and SO az Intended romance
will resolve itself into . lawsuit
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POWER OF THE InAGINATIt1N.

"a man Of science in Paris once
prevailed on the Minister of Justice to
experiment on 4 murderer who had
been condemned to DEATH. The GRIM
insl. was Of high rank, and he was in
formed that, in order to save the feel.
ines df his family, he would not be put
To- death upon the ssatfold, but bled to
dStth within the prsciuets of the pris.
On; also that his decease would be tree
from pain. His eyes were bandaged,
DO vas strapped toa table, and at q pre-.
concerted signal four Of his: veins were
gently pricked With a pin. AT each
corner of the table was 4 small fountain
Of water 50 eontrived, as to flow: gently
iu*the basins placed to receive it. Be,
ieving that it was his blood he heard
flowing, he gradually became weak ;
aud the conversation Of tho doctors 10
an 1ndersone confirmed him 10 his
opinion. 'What fne blood r said one
'What pity this man should be con-
demned to die be would have lived
long time 'Hush!' said the other !;
then approaching the first, he asked
lin in low voice, but so as to be
heard BY the criminal, 'Hov many
pounds Of blood are there in the hu-
man oodyr Twenty four; you see al.
ready about ten pounds extracted -; tha.
man is now in hopeles, state r The
pbyslcian then rocedsd by degrees,
i1d continued to lower their voices.
The Stiffness which reign.d in the
apartment, broken only By th. drip.
ping fountains, the sound Of which was
grsdually lessened, 80 affected the
brain Of the poor patient that although
! man Of vrsry strong constitution, he
laiatsd and died without having lost !.
isop of blood." Prom Doctors ana
- =
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Dn. ;AoTAR0F On DANCING,

FoMs al B6ssSn 5ess,,,aI
'Asbsttst itofy than the many eold Of
Estdspnngihih's eeoentris p.rsou,
fh9 Rsr: Df: Loshrop, At the c,ntenui-
Il gathering last week, is told by the
Rev. Nj. Nightingale, Of Groton, Mass.
# It Is not true il il good enough to
be, not only in ioself bat in the telling
A young l,dI who was 4 member Of
pr Lothrop's church went on visit to
I neighbo1lug town, while there attend.
Cd = party and danced. Tidings of her
ein reached. home before her. On her
return she: Vas visited and called to
most severe account for tho disgrace
che had thus brought upon herself and
upon the Church, and which had been
found ont, notwithstanding IT had been
done among strangers. One st.id maid.
90 vas especially earnest 10 her re-.
oukes, and made the poor girl feel very
bad. "What shall I do p she asked.
t'You had better g aad see Dr.. 10th.
rop:" She did g., and told him al
.bout it. i '"And 4, %. my dear, you went
@ the peftz t.a4nd and d.need 4. did :zoul :, he
rid..a d. s .tssYea .ir" nAnd did, you have
god b4ia time ssl = 5''Ys.. sr" s''s.: 'tWell, !
o. sl.d 4 ef FL! y, and I hop, you min 60
d dseia AZ aed eojey ,yoazselt. And nov &
M. a..y yoq 70 sell ne ths name Of the yoe, q
nan Who has been ,mastieg you al this
trouble" She told. .Go to that wo-
man AND and tell her from me, that if sh9e
wants 70 got to, heaven she had better
make q! more more u.e Of her feet and less Of
y her; tonRue.''4 -,.c-sen +s<, ;t;.v .,.r.. -
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Pc placed on the table. Up to this
time Kate Meadows had not seen the
face Of the visitor !; but when he had
apparently cleared out tho contents of
The safe, be turned to examine some
ootea. The light vas th1ovn upon bis
faee:I With : loud scream Kate rush.
ID toward him. The burglar vas Tom
North
ln . moment he had again passed
through tho window, lsaving tho safe
open and tho documents which be had
'bstrae'ed etrewn upon the table. K.te
bad now fallen down almost inseneible.
Just as Farmer North, who had been
aroused by her. ssreams, rushed from
biz bedroom, gun in hand. =. Quickly
leaning from the state, of the room
that the safe had been opened. and its
contents purloined, and also perceiying
st 4, glaness that the window was open,
heq rushed that, way, the better, as be
thought, TO track the oulprit. About
. hundred hand yards from the house, he
thought he saw :. figure quickly re-
treating in the distance. Without de-
iberating for more thaa. an instant,
North 2 t.; fred his gun, aud ran, a. he
hoped, upon ha game i; but he could
had no intruder dead or alive. Re-
! tasaing sai e to the house, the farmer found
kass ! a Meadow in . st.ts Of the most.
di'4t11ee..'i.g 41e. agitation ; but he could not
gather Y! aey further information from
hel: that shs had seen man enter the
room and plunder the safe. When
pressed to answer If she could indspti.
fy'him, The was too truthful to equivo-
eats, and lmplored him " through b her
tears not to ask her any more about the
incident. Of that most terrible night.
Farmer North having made every
thing secure, and having assured lis
wife, in ono of those humane misre-
presentations Of which it may be hoped
tho recording angel will take no note,
that he had only gone out on hearing
the dogs bark, retired to rest. But he
Vas too keen an observer not to have
perceived that Kate Meadows had re-
cognised the burglar, who had shown
an intimate knowledge Of the Farm.
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.,
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j sc1sz 11.-Ax tuzsxp1cr1D VISITOR.

. ec1Sn n.--AH tu1!xP1cT1D v1sTo1. &,
Mrs. North passed . quiet evening;
but At night she seemed vorss again.;
The Doctor gave her an opiats, st the
same time pronouuoing her stronger
than she Was in the morning.: 1t 4wss
necessary that same one should sit up,
be thought; or, at. oil events, that an
attendant should ren.ia III tho adjotn.
Eiug roton..:@ Kats ohserfuily undertook
the task and the farmer went ~ bed
that night happier man than Do had
been for many, : lonX ysaf.: ;;4 - y,
wind as il wandered a Sboaat thtr 81 reslt eSld
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-30
The Jovynal Of EdSeatiom thinks

The Jovymal Of Ea3catioN thinks
that Americans. have i peculiar habit
Of using large words, and especially
notices the assumption. of the title Of
Professor ,by men who, after. y years
study in some Normal School o. ;
fb1f years course ID l school d COL.
lege; undertake. . govern schools of 20
/ pupils, .Sy2sss>'s2a = 81
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-30
vICK'S
FL Q r AsL:aC CU~l e
,.--.. For. 1874.

/ 200 pages; 500 Engrnvings, snd Colorsd
Plsis:M Published Quarterly, at Is cents
! year. First No. 1874 now issued 4
Gernan sditioafat the same price. Ad..
dress, JANES VICE, Rochester n. 7.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-30

kOOm TSuO no10S AVAVW0V WIN 3 VU.
csutagipg and teuddf wordss5 ;pqm:; 1904
ayes; / villstay;'' said oKste, when
she; oams;iuto the house.pl.st' again;
lsivlug sMs. 5Notth a,lssp;aesoo o.,
-i''Thank you, Kate,"' "':said tho fssd,sr;
With IN earosst :eJhpathetiei hsasti:
nsss !; "thadk you" ~s.>.
-"I will writs's fs~ lines 10 my fa:
thsf." ..> -
"Hers are writing 7nat1risb;". said
tho farnet, !, opening his desk md plae.
ing i chair for her,
"H. HIS gone to Bristo9x''e;,,; md xili
not return until tonight ! but Mis-:
Smith Ii shsrffinR for zus, a and shs will
.end ny things up."
Eye" s.id the farmer !; 5 II viii Tx.
the message myself . . .. ..... .
Kate wrote, and nd !: NM, NM, Smith. Is ''
ohar.xom,p, almost fsiqteds xhen n that a
tyz.nt North slapped into tbs, % se9tt.ga; y |;
and fsiuting nearly turned to fts l4 when
the farmer spoke gently TO- O. her, g.ys
gave her . Letter, and Miss Meadows !.
wanted to 'ee her for fev minutes min e. q \
the Farm; Mr., Smith could p not T. fol q.
some time make up her mind ID whether !! g! ~!
be were mad, Or vhethsr she ysl9 had d heEa b! s
telf bssp Z suddenly c :astrusk stark
ttsring sldu.tios, a., she explained 70
Kate with 'mattsI5at 1olabn,ty' Il II
l d. -.
hour aftsrvard. % ,s,s @ys.>s: ..::...
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THE VILLAGE TYRANTS

A DRAMATIC: I: sfi;o11.I. i;
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5Meankhi3e another traveller was
making way; IN tho same direction,
With quite different purpose from that
nhichi directed the steps Of honest
LIKE Meidowi. - ..u, +.
Kate moved Trsstlss;ly':~ about the
house during the night; But never it !.
fafthsr distance from the room Of tho
insalids,ha6 to be within easy ,'J call.
o. passing into the hoase-plaee At
About half fpast eleven O'Clock, abe was
!eiatlia by Hearing / ;n;ioi:s At tho win.
@ow: g'Thinfids ~ arst'' ths. it vi.
only the wind shakiog the glass, she
iook 20 'im1ediatS notice Of the oseur.
l.1s4 titil p'tstsastly ihs NV ID, xii1. is
ddv7 eeii2addsllj t.iiis'sd, .hl III. lieh.' Of
Nlf Rntstu thissaf hfoxnaf ITO t tbs Il, room. a..
hfF ds.df 'xsai2 frigti,,s = .the held IL,
ttsstb, b,.el91 conscious Of VII Il was
soiogg aug qn around Her. hesr:: Though che
eoaa noi see his !ff.ss, ,ih she could; easily
p:iapssai,a iasa 1th.t the man sh s.Sho ieauttrsd VI.
vef ieqa.intsd with Tho place sh the III ii: /:
!t.1t b ie.shsd ]ths s saoor i. q g,vs W. one @
hurried look 81 ,r1osutad & IA ind made directly
iof' ths .s6., .bi.hi u. Il plsosd Tu,i under
ole IL ihs shsivsesss ss1 On wbick farmer saI'
Nofth fspt tke Joo5kss =; s1;hiohh oonstitutsd i
hi. libi,ty:: opebing shs2 ion ii dosi q
viii Esy, is took iton a. Il t. s,svsr.l ,,;sisl
documents, and . box Il mon none, WkiSk
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1. Legal Observation-Disclosures ,1Sssls,
per square for the rst insertion, and SIX eents POI
square for each subsaqusnt insertion. ,s~.'
s.Atternsys ordering in legal ladvsrtissnsatsare
regarded - accountable for the csstof the
tess there 10 special agreement ts charge The
70 another party Paymsntin all to - naas In
sdvsnes srupon delivery Of the a@dAvit.
Local Notices, IL eentg per nste tfansssnt, and
10 cents per line 70 regular, sdvsrtissrs.
4. Notice ofdsath rsimpls annoancsmsnt) q cents;
obituary notices, osnts Per line; marriage notices
Soeelts. ,tjIG,
s. Special place and toubls column vsrtissmsnta
to b Inserted At rstes agreed upon
& Yearly advsrtissrst to pay quarterly.
Z. Strangers must payin advance. or givssatiaAc-
tory rofor0lces,
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:""Not when you cursed her isonn and
sent him forth not only inaiotiae J
misery upon him, but upon her and up
on me, the innocent cause: Of his shame.
And now: you ask me TO- come: and take
care your wife, because your accounts
are in arresr, 7 suppose, aud you want
your ii holerk to get we'll"
This reused the farmer. Having 50
recently had = ft Of goodness, this
home-thrust stung him to the quick.
"Not To- fast, Kate Meadows; you
.re ole.ef;; 10 Doubt been: wonderfully
edasat.a,'ahdssll that; but it il no,
fof Soietsl lsesdrs hs,faxh6o am't Old
| enough almost to be: you. grandfather
md Who know more .bsat The real
cams ef. bfotsn s he,i1it, plssiihsps,, thar
you lnseiae" )" i. 81. :, ., ...,.'... 49,. :.
| ,"'.sir; you deserve tho. hard.st word.
that" .... -.
"Stay, Kate Meadows =, inplored
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