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acy ana sacrednessS OF ner 1eeilngs Dy
asking who had thus befriended her.
! Some relative East, said l to my
self; for I knew that her family
home were in rather better circum-
stances than herself.
Bidding Francis good bye, for he
was to start on the morrow, I was sur
prised to have Mrs. Inglis lin taking
leave Of her, kiss me most fervently.
I attributed her warmthtof feeling to
the fact of my attachment to this one
of my boys, and thought no more
about it.
"And it aint the first time he's been
good to me, and not to me only said
she vacantly and tearfully.
I told her I was glad of it; but she
shook her head and I departed rather
in doubt as to how to interpret her
singular gesture.
In time a letter came from Wyom-
ing. Mr.. Cleveland had been absent
at one .of Ills distant. i missionary sta
tions' forSfve days, or he would have
written sooner. :: r v'
i: Mrs Jelly, b, ., wrote, had been a
Miss Waddington,;; and! was the, idaugh-
ter Of one Hiram 'Waddington 81 - and
Lucy " Archer, ..of ] sF1r1ome, q England.
This Hiram i1nl had hsdl r smother brother,
l3ss Henry Isl Stephen. sph =. 4 ~. :: ..
~ grand rand fathers nan, name ~ was Hen.
~ stephen waddiiin'g.;t.o'n," Iii '.;.' interrupt
ed Anna. - ~
s.; .;:'tAnld Il: was .i his brother named
Hiram an p asked L. :! n -.
Don't remember, and I see by ref.
erences to my: u mothers letter here that
she entirely omits any mention of the
name Of that brother
":But it seems highly probable" re-
joined I, 'fthat this IS the rambling
brother and if it shall turn out that
this brother was named Hiram, it
will leave very little doubt that''you
have stumbled aeross some very pleas
.aatnnd desirable cousins in this will
derness:!'x 5": ..
Another fifteen dayshadnecessarily
to elapse before the Brookfern end of
the line could be heard from, for those
were days Of steamboats, and ''slow
coaches" and not in the Pickwickian
sense either. =. ii. g..
Meanwhile I kept up correspond
ence with Mr.. Cleveland upon the
subject, and an invitation came from
Mrs. Ellzy, through him, for us both
to pay her a visit some time soon
whether it should prove true that my
guest and she we're related or not, and
if that should proveso, then by all
means we: must como.
AT the end Of the seventeenth day,
letter came from Zrs:> w addington.
Her husbands uncle auas named Hi
ram, and so Of course that settled the
question and we wrote MIR. Cleveland,
our communicating medium, to that
effect.
In short time came one of the
most gracefully expressed and afec-
tionate letters from Mrs. Ellzy beg
ging both Anna and myself to comeat
once, and make her as long visit as
our home OF other duties would allow.
1t called Miss Waddington "Cousin
Anna !" spoke of a cousin Archie and a
cousin Julia who would be glad to
see her, and was signed with the mid
die name underscored, "Agnes Wad-
dingtoe Ellzy."
CONTINUED NEXT wEEK.)
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l said before, what can i you expect ?
There arc men now, who go 90; far as
to5asseptt tthatsmatter contains within
it.slf the promise and potency: Of every
form mfofaife! Would YOU expect the
chi1dren'of such petsons to- hang up
their5stockings p
.'.No" I said. "I don't think I
would" ..,l
ii"Of course not" said he, with con.
siderable asperity for SO jovial an old
fellow; 1T would be entirely out of
keeping Go long, there! Get Up,
Vixen! Why, 1 tell you, sir, there
are not 'halfa-dozen houses in that
town behind us that I could get into.
If you do:manage to squeeze down =
chimney, you're sure to land in a
kitchen fire, or in cellar furnace! I
hate furnaces! / hate furnaces !!
They're the: invention of the Devil, sir,
and pure air and pure Christianity
are dying out with the open fire.
places. :: Go: long, you Blixen! 1
expect the next thing will be that the
children will leave off their stockings
altogether " -.:
:: 1 saw that he was getting excited,
and I+did not wish, to say anything
that would irritate him, 80 l simply
remarked that hs seemed to be driy-
ing faster. ...., -"
:; eyes," said he, whipping his rein
deer into \ smart gallop, "l'm going
to o. fine old farmhouse that stands
down yonder in the valley. There the
people know how to live. There are
great open fire-places with grand old
~ood-fres in them-shining brass
andirons, big back-logs and merry
cracking blaze: Hi there, Vixen !,
There the children have been playing
wild rollicking games all this evening,
and there they have hung their stock
ings by the big fireplace in the Etch-
en-! Go long there, hi! hi!"
The old man was now in q glow of
delight. He cracked his whip and
shouted to his reindeer. The gallant
creatures seemed to catch his enthusi-
asm, and they dashed over the snow
at the top of their speed.
"1sn't this-rather rapidf" said I,
as I chung fast to the side of the
sleigh.
"Oh, yes!" he shouted, "this is the
right sort of driving. This is the way
people go when they want to get there.
Hi hi! Away with you, you ras-
Gals There's the house, right before
us p
"Are you going to drive-on top p
said l, almost breathless from the
rapidity of the ride.
Certainly" !" he cried. "But you
needn't be afraid. I just take that
she'd FIRST. thentnn to the roof of the
kitchen, and then, clip ! and away to
the top of the house!"
At this he rose, and stood up in
the sleigh, cracking his whip and
shouting to his steeds at the top of his
voice.
The reindeer dashed forward like
mad-they reached the shed, they
bounded up, the runners struck the
caves with q bang, and out I shot into
a mow-bank.-Scribner's Monthly.
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THE ECLECTIC.

The January number of the Ec-
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commences new year, (the thirty
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tho Eclectic is the only publication Of
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The magazine has no theory of its
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The following list of the contents
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The municipal debts of the State
Of Illinois in round numbers amount
to VI, ,OOO,OOO. sssziCg2 %aS.
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Continued on Fourth Page.
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! "A fast musician-One who plays
too forte. .~. = t ts
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JESSIE.

JESSIE.
~~r-A ny aRET HARTE.~s J.,
!, / :sssssss ..ssssss, -----%r~
Jessie Is both young md fir, p
Dewy eyes and sunny hair;
Sunny hair and dewy eyes
Are not where her beauty lies.
>-"~. ~---- It $1,000
Jessie is both fond and true,
Heart Of gold and will of yew;
Will Of yew and heart of gold
Still her charms are scarcely told.
i %H< 1S : s.s:gS :.
Ifshe yet remain unsung
Pretty, constant, docile, young,
What remains not here compiled7
Jessie is a little child!
DEvOUTLY look, and naught
But wonders shall pass by thee;
Devoutly read, and then
Anbooks shail edify thee;
Devoutly speak, and men
Devoutly listen to thee
Devoutly act, and then
= The strength OF GOD acts through thee.
4 I : =. :. =. { =.
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A story Founded on Facts.
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n s ~ -
servant, he proceeded 10 set firth
the character Of the Master. What
struck Patty was not the nobleness
Of his speech, nor the force Of his
argument; she seeemed TO see in the
countenence that every divine trait
which he described had reflected
itself in the life of the preacher him
self. For none but the manifest Of
men can ever speak worthily Of Jesus
Christ. As Bigelow proceeded he
won her famished heart to Christ. =
For such master she could live or
die; in such life there was what
Patty needed most-apurpose;in such
q life there was friend; in such
life she would escape that sense Of
the ignobleness Of her own pursuits,
and the unworthiness of her own
pride. All that he said Of Christ's
love and condescension filed her with
sense Of sinfulncss and meanness,
and she wept bitterly. There were
hundred others as much affected, but
the eyes Of all her neigbors were up
on her. If Patty could be converted,
what victory!
And as the preacher proceeded to
describe the Joy Of soul welded
forever to Christ-living nobly after
the pattern Of his life Patty resolved
that she would devote herself to this
life and to this Savior, and rejoiced
in sympathy with the rising note Of
triumph in the sermon. Then Big
Glow, last Of all, appealed to courage
and pride-to pride in its best sense.
Who would be ashamed Of such .
bridegroom? And as he depicted
the trials that some must pass through
in accepting him, Patty saw her own
and mentally made the sac
ri6ce. As he described the glory of
the world, she thought Of
her jcwelry and the spirit of defiance
in which she had put it on. There,
in the midst Of that congregation, she
took out her earrings, and stripped the
flowers from the bonnet. We may
smile at the unnecessary sacrifice to
an overstrained liberalism, but to
Patty il was the solemn renuciation
of the world-the whole hearted es-
pousal of herself, for all eternity, to
him who stands for all that is noblest
in life. OF course this action was
visible to most Of the congregation
most of all to the preacher himself.
To the Meihodists it was the great
est of triumphs, this public conversion
of Captain Lumsden's daughter, and
they showed their JOY in many pious
CALCULATIONS. Patty did not seek
She scorned to creep
into the kingdom of heaven. For
all eyes were turned away
from the orator. lie paused in his
discourse until Patty had removed
the cmblems OF her pride and antag-
onism. Then turning with fearful
eyes to the audience, the preacher,
with simple hearted sincerity and in
effect, burst out with
'Hallelujah. | have found bride
for my Master"
ITO be Conttaued.)
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CHAPTER NNIII.
RUSSELL BIGELow's SERMON.

Two years have ripcned Patty from
the girl to the woman. II like is
happy in his self-abnegation, Patty is
not happy in hers. Pride has no balm
in it. However powerful it may be
as a stimulant, ii is poor food. And
Patty has but little pride to feed up
on. The invalid mother has now been
dead year, r,and Patty is almost with
out companionship, though not with
out suitors. Land brings lovers
land-lovers if nothing more-and the
estate Of Patty's father is not her only
attraction. She is young woman ol
a certain nobility of figure and car
rage; she is not large, but her bear
ing makes her seem quite command
ing. Even her father respects her
and all the more does he wish to tor
ment her whenever he finds opportu
nifty. Patty is thrifty, and in the ear
ly West no attraction outweighed thi
wifelv ordering of household. Blu
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Hotels.
MILLER HOUSE,

Stanwood, Iowa.
NyHE PROPRIETOR Of this House will
j spare no pains to make his guests COM
Portable; and in doing SO hopes to merit the
custom of the public generally. Hacks
leave this house daily [ Sundays excepted), J,
for Upton, and return. Also, in connection
will he found good Livery. Home custom
due farmers will be furnished meals at re-
Anded rates.
42tf H.H. MILLER. Proprietor
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MILLER uONsE.

T p. MILLER, Proprietor. A first class
u. stopping place for boardegs or travel
ers will be found at this Hotel, on Cedar ST.,
Upton Iowa.
Hacks leave the House daily for Wilton,
and semi-weekly for Davenport.
Good Stabling attached. 6tf
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The State Teacherss Association
holds its next session il Dcs Moines
on the 25th Of next August.
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PALMER OUs E

MRS. MARY PALMER, Proprietress.
Nl Boarders and the Travelling Public
will find everything for their com fort at this
House. Good meals, comfortable rooms
and beds. One block east OF north side
Monument Square, Upton, Iowa.
Good Stabling attached. 4tf
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JAS. l.. ROWELL,

TEWELER. Dealer In Clocks, Watches
eJ Jewelry. Silver and Plated Ware. Books
and Stationery. Also News Depot. All the
leading Magazines and Dailies kept con.
stantly on hand. Store on Cedar street. on<
door south of City Hall, Upton. Iowa. 12-t
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NEWCOMB HOUSE,

rORNER Main and Second Streets,
" DAVENPORT, Iowa
A first class Hotel conveniently situated
In the heart of the city. Free bus to all
trains and boats.
sly DANIEL GOULD, Proprietor.
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e. l.. CHAMBERS, NJ. D.,


HOMEOPATHIC pHYsICIAN 4 SUR.
III 0EON. Once and residence In Durbin
property, at north east corner of Monument
square. Upton. Iowa. 1877
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Educational.
TlPTON SEMINARY.
FOR
YOUNG LADIES,
TlPTON, IOWA.

MISS f. s. SCRIBNER, PRIN.
MISS RICE, ASSOCIATE PRIN.
CALENDAR: The Scholastic Year begins
on the third Wednesday in September, and
closes on the second Wednesday in June OF
each year. 1t is divided into three terms of
twelve weeks each.
The Winter Term of 1871 will open on
Monday, January 5th.
TIME COURSE OF INSTRUCTION en-
braces all the Higher Branches of Eng
lish education, with Latin, French, German, ,
Music, Drawing, Needle-work, and other
accomplishments.
TERMS.
Tuition in English Branches, per trm. $40 00
Roard nor week 100
Tanndress do .'...... ...... so
Vocal and instrumental Music, each
DrawinC q n Painting par term . 10 90
IanOnages do - 5 90
Inst rncf inn in Way Flowers .. s 90
Use of Piano for one hour. daily. 2oo
NoTE. Bills payable in advance.
REFERENCES.
Judge Wm II. Tuthill, Judge James II.
Rothrock. Judge Sylvanus Yates, II. z.
Piatt, Moses Bunker, s. Y. Landt, I. &. Nc
Clelland Hon. VIM. p. Wolf. II. {. Carr.
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Physicians.

IlHYsiCiAN a SURGEON, TIPToN, Iowa
Having had thirty years experience
DR. r. hopes to give satisfaction In all cases
entrusi cd 10 his care. Once, Mt residence,
two blocks east OF Court Square. lStf
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Justices.


JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Collections,
~ aud other business. promptly attended
to.--Oince with County superintendent In
basement Of Court House. inns
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II give the local tradition Of Bigelow,s
text sermon, and the accompanying ansa'
dents
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-14

gura cue Ia esposs de don G % ha
go lido de P~u q caasecueec'a te IA,
rapre senfac'oas~ CUE lo faefoa' irl
aid.s Il sic V-r.~l -.
L6sdreS. agosto 4. LA esrna Ira
ingless aei Meutertanrn ~sidta d
Nats hoy Con iireeclna a B s-a's
o. t ga tn aaa -e d i9 "a
las costas de Cantab :.
MairM I'd. i'd. LIS n p.- dtl ~
hierno han entr d, ~ Oiot ~fn econ
tTar opo<lyinn a'suna.
DiceSe que las Ga l.Stas han fu@jla
10 4 10 can6nigo de ia 4 8 s. de
Vi'oria.
Paris I'd I'd e Temps dice que
Inglatorrs A en- ma h4 i'ega.to =
un cnm n.eto acurr o s',hve a t'Ut's
tlo. de E~ptn y agrt g V'e q" bs
hFa 'uga a IA jsrse e : los ou
Ju 04ie+es que c,n lzcan Contra
band, ie guerra soH "sn'ursd s.
L6ndres, aq0sto 5 -El sub SC g
ar.o del cnIui~ erlo d. N goci Es
t.anjeros, d,jo en la Camra de- 10
Cpmunes, que Iagis'eca 20 len a
Intenclon lie ievar 4 cabo una int-r
vencion armada en- los asuntos DE K
pofla: y sgreg6 que no hahia motiyos
para suponar que las drmas potencias
intentaban eiectuara: Inglatefra no
alienta tai pensamiento.
L6ndres, dgostO 6 s. ba retirado
Ia Or IN que SO ha 'ia daio a la IS 'ua-
dra i1gless del II. i'te"ra 'e' para
que Sc trasIadara 4 las costas de T.
pai1s.
Lps caftoneros alemanes "a "a
troso" "Na"tiIuS" saidr&o, Con dire,
cIon Espsns, el dia s del 60 riante
mes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-08-14

su infrac zion: en- tai virtud, desde la
publication de este Banjo Sc obServa-
ran las prescri rcioneS siguientes.
1a-TpdoS los doiningos y fie>tas
de preceDto Sc cerraran de 9 a ID
de la manana las tiendas y almacenes
de todas classes sin que por nlngaa
concepto pertnanezcan ablertas 8 ca
treabi rtas ninguna de sus puertas de
entrada
2:-En los dias expresados en- la
preScrI pclon anterior y d la hora de las
tres de la tarde, Sc cerraran deliniti
vamente las tiendas y almaceneS que
no volveran a abrirse hasta ell siguien
te dia 4 la bora de coStumbre.
3ss-Quedan exceptuados sde las an
teriores prescrlpciones las boticas, pa
naderiaS y cafes.
4a-LoS infractores 4 las prescrip-
clones que preceden, sutrlran clncuen-
ia pesetas de muta
Los Sres Tenientes Alcaldes, Ins
pectofes agentes del Cuerpo de Or
den pGblico. culdaran de hacer cum
plir ell presente bando.-P uerto-Rico
II de Agosto de 1874-Ulpiano VAL
DIS.
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De PUERT0-RTCO.

Por 81 Exc 40 Sr, G0bernador General de
esta Provincial sc h concedidO Don Ricardo
Ati,ntre Stewart cudadau0 americana vecino
de Ponce un ,rivile gio ae amos por la propie-
hpt de una lndqpint aDarato que IN nvan-
tadp para oaientar con prOntitut cJncentrar
pitamenJe e ju<0 de la cana materias
stcalin Is cuando estan en- m estad) jiloid1
8 semi-hq1ido al cnai 10 da el 0,m1re dc
caientldoc y caucaat aIor do Ia ciI30 cuy0
pr e<o Que empiela Il contarse desde e vein
mes iol 40 do mil ochocientos soseuta Y
nueve.
7 en- cumpimi suto do 10 disouesto en- ell art
4 IL IN cejalA de trei1ta 10 Julio je 1,23, he
disD1esto SO a0uncie en es s,o perI0 LEO, para
cOiDcimientp general
Puerto Rlco j De Arosto de 37t -El jefe de
IA Administrator E3on6mica Antonlo Bel
monte IA
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de esta Corporation que Sc han suscrito esta
meora de i'm rtancia; excedente ya, los aso
ciados del ndmero fiado para ei gIanteamiento
de aquei servicio. sin perjuiCio dc los que en
aielante Sc inscriban, : convocasde 6rdea de-
Rdo Sr Minatro 4 os acoltativOs que deseen
tar a dicha plaza. tin &c que en- ei t6rmino
10 10 dias conta 'os desde Ia fecha de este
anuncio eesenten sus 50 ic tuieS al reteridO 81
Mi1istro. cale tle la Cruz ndmero a. donde po-
deitn prevm n . ms ruirse los asplTantes del
reglameuto bases d;cta,las para dicho ser
vieio senalani 80 el Domingo is del venider0
Agostn para Ia celebration lie la juna fin de
p ocoierse pfg 5a3 al n0T eramlenta del
TX e@af9 faentt tciyo --Pun to Rico - do Juz
Ii 10 Is a.. HI ,ecreraro Juan Il. Mirabsl
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SECC[ON OFFICIAL.
GOEBIEKND e. s<.NER IL
DE ISLA DE PUERTO-RTCO

Hsnlerd,ee repToduci - al4u a.
casos de hidrOfpaa con resulta u>
tunestos, ori2inado> por falt4 dr cam
pnmiento d1bldo 4 las ilsD > cipa~+
de esta s5upero tidad pOr p-rta IL
aguUas Aa5orIdaies loc ,lee; = Excno
) G Dber ado, q enerat hA d'spu~st.
re ,0f'r.r a. MI. mas ia circular /
;ha II te Jtlr Il tlmo puoicab4 an
ell uneFu II d. ~ q oar 5 lcD Cor
respon ilente al iIa 13 Il p opi' m s.
en- nIainteilgen3laque lie n)cu np.lr exac
tanente 10 tiispuesto en- e la Sc les exi
ira la mas estrecha respousaDuIdt +,
disponIendo adenas qu- q los ID n
1s peFros que an yl-t)s 6co&s ~. j
Ooza sc It's im pouga sln u|ugua Ae i-f'
deexcusas, una mu!ta dc ,$ciealas IN
cuenta pesetas he lrrem slol1 exaccl"r;
a reserva de exlglrIes sobre la resp
sabihdad en- qae incurfan pof 81 daS >
be iencia q las dIspOslcipnes de ete
Goblerno todOs los danp pr ii
clos 3 qus dieren lugar.
Loq que te orien lie s. + Sc pubi
ca en- este pert6d.co para general :
u0clmientO.
P erro R.co II d A {osto de 1874.
e S3csetarlo 10 G ybierno, Pedro
DiS Romero.
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RlLErIN MERcANPIL
De PUERT()-RTCO.
0RGANn \ 4 Los RSPANOLRsSIN GONDIClONBs

A1os. Con las Ultima imp"rtaciones ha que
ADJ plaza b'en surtida, y 50 f'etallan Il 5 rs
mace ern@ clese motadea.
Aceftumas -Da IA se4llanas bav regular
exl>'eneia. sc Veatea u ia. eHaste Las 1a{of
quli3s Judah se tota Ian a rs garianfon-
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