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FOR RENT-Furnished, q largo house in
Er,beh sJ within Eve mnateS walk depot 10 the pleasant
the cy modern price, $40
Address Z. NJ. w, Boz 249, New-Yosk POst0Gce.
f any one wants a nicely furnished HOUSE,
IL pleasant locaon kitchen;
the pa,ors; ga 10 mnuteS walk from BEck Church Station
large gareui $50 per month Address H. p j. osnSe, j. Post
OEce
rTNO LET-A very desirable HOUSE, fur
l. Dhed unfunshed WalsA Apply TO s HAM,
MoND, Al Wiliamst
ITO LET-A MANSION HOUSE at Red
u NexJersey with 80 beautifully situated the
banks Of the Shrewsbury River fsntins LOcnave ten inutes
walk Railroad Depot with stables carriage, and bathing
houses lawn garen shady ranbes 8 about mile the bank
Apply to G. LEIGHTON, Red Bank, N. J.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
Brooklyn propsrtn 90 Eet.

DARLOR FLOOR of No. 102 Pineapple-st.;
suitable Office shop being two
from Fulton-st w. p COOK, 236 WashngtonSt, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08

sHERIyYs OPYCz, NEWBORN aug. 3, 1874
certify that foregoing Of the Election Notice
b. u this day from the Secretary Of state - uu...
WILLIAM c. CONNER,
Sheriff OF the City and County OF Nes-YOrk
Publishers nexspApers notified publish this Advertisement
un they specially AUTHORISED make saa publication avs of
1850, eAsptst f501
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PRISON AND CHARITY SUPPLIES.
ESTIMATES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF CHARITIES AND
CORRECTION.

The following is the estimate of the expenses
Of the Department of Public Charities and Correction
for the year beginning Jan. i, 1875:
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wagons, The t;anpiug Of horses, aud tho
martial 10 trying to maintain order.
Our mind wandered back oue hundred
years. We gased on those human skc!e-
tons, the representatives of once living
manhood one hundred years ago. Oder
noises ,hrn taat which proceeded from
brsss bands greeted their ears. The 6e,cs
Tar "hoop Of sasagcs, the sharp music Q:
desdIy rifles, and ias;esl Of ;tp steu.orian
suics of Marsha! smith. the terrible voice
Of CoFrstalk. the Indian chief, is beard,
as ne urges on bis warriors to tie ferce
con5at. How changed is all iie scenery
arosad. Instead Of TIE solitary fort aud
block house, bulk for protection, Eo be.
hold, spread OFT before Us bcsu:i'u! tosn,
c-nstining substantial buildings, erected
'.es coOfeftaos dSe::iogs sud ior CON-
nescial, religious a1d educational pu:po-
scs. Instead Of tie .uig canoe ofthe To-
dian, We see fac steamboat, CT various ca
pa:itics moving upon ;ho waters. bearing
upon their decks ul5silds people and the
projects THE agricultural ss6 recbuni.
cal greatness Of The country. No longer
ia tho var CT? .; the red nan heard 10 the
land; de is fa,: recciiag towards the SET
ting Of the suu. ard saye their na'ioosli-
g. they will lecone extinct. What few
aha!! escape the seuesal doom, will become
absotbsd in the geas-el rcrtez OF cisiIi-
z-:ign. As asi;on. oFa people, they
viii I've oaiy i Listory sad traditions Of
the ;sa1.
Censing Our meditation. se uiagls with
the thrO1g aud proceed tothe Cocrt House,
shese the assembled thousands are prcpar-
lag to fern 10 procession. When the
procession started, 1t presented fee ap.
pearancc Ia order were the mayor. ora
tors, aud committee Of arrangements.
Next 'bs s:a,c cadsts. a-'fre company Of
young ueu. nuuterins tairty.six, all IL
superb uniforms. Teen followed !hc rela-
iiOas Of ;he heroes #ho f.!l in the tattic;
. Il Cane tie bands Of @asis, Knights Of
ps;bias, aal oiaer orders Distinguished
s.ssts aad :e;.iz;rs Az nlogsd ;o tie
=, s :, S.,sS,,,.
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she told tho story Of the burning papcS
cod she tried 10 tell bow she had been lea
to falsify and psevarica,e.
This was nosa time for eliding Poor
Sarah vas Ike one whose heart was break
ing. She bad come to .hias COW Of Rob
cr,. he would dcspiso hor after this.
Nc. Powers looked a!his watch. pres-
emily he whispered to bis witc, ttca arusS
aud left tho house.
In halt an hour he returned
Sarah, he said TO his daughter. vlS
sat With her head upOu her mothers sAoal.
der. "Robcrs is in the ftslOr. 60 IN aud
see him"
There was fearful Struggle, but the
better genius cooaacred, and Sarah. wen.
to her injured lOscr.
Robert caught Der 10 his bosom aud
held her there. aud her father came aud
rested his hand upon her heal.
"Ikaos its bitter lesson. dear child.
bu. believe blessings s;ll fellow it, II
is possible TIA! frcr, this liuie sca'may 10
happier than yOu haze cscr been
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large chunks Of beef, all re,iriag from the

large chunks Of beef, all retiring from the
contest happy. ooo old colored gent vas
seated under tree With a loaf of bread
and a leg Of ua::ou, which he was coz
teapln;iuS with evident satisfaction. We
saluIcd bin wits, all riga, ny friend. you
sare a right to "de perFisions" Of the
civil rights bill.
10 passing over the grouai. We noticed
several parties seated CO tie ground. =
Spread oct before them we're table cloths
covered With rOas; chicken. ham. cake.
jeliics, pickles. pies. 81. We tegaa to
protest ag.ins: tha. maaocr of doing bus
mess. tsiakics that their esclasi'euess
aod i!l;bsrslity lad csrsca them to so act.
bat We were soou informed tbs: they each
ana every one had contributed libcra!Iy to
the common stock Of provisions to feed the
multitude, and IN adaiiiou bad flled thoir
baskets, IN order that full supply should
be 90 the ground, but the haste IN which
the hungry multitude made for the table,
prevented many Of ;hen from placing the
coutcats 6 their baskets on the table, 50
they opeued Ou: their s:o:es on the g.0uad
aud extended Invitations TO all 20 pnstaks
with them. which kind io%isadon We &c.
cepted, aai par;ook of the hospitaiities Of
Col. C. B. Waggeuer aud faaiIg.
After diaae: the csosi agaia assembled
before tic speakers staal ead were called
to order Alter prayer by bro.hsr Lacy,
Mr.. Walker. the able editor Of the Charles
;oa Ceui'sr. was introduced. who delivered
an Grafton gh:ca vas teautiiel aud ap?ro;
pirate. Which held ,hst vas: aalisnce il
rlpt a,,eaii9n to its close, after which they
proceeded 10 form IN funeral procession,
beaded By the heasss containing the re
mains Of fthoss that had been disiu;cr.ed
followed by The descendants Of tanso whc
Tough: and died en- the oc:pos;s Of ci,yiii-a
ton a huaaroi years ago, acst p,ocseaai
tbe State Cadets aud other military and SO,
sisl orders, bands VI music. Distinguished
guests, clargsneay &c folloTsd b q
vast throog. ailahat cnua get into line.
Hsadrsds fosis$iss @ bold siass Of :4e
prqesssiJn .Slewty thsYaeys tnsd9se
- s s s.S..
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Pot.r PcE.sAx7. ". Va,
October 10th, 1874.

THROUGH the solicitations Of kiai friend:
ani our 0Sr :acl;aa.;Ous, we copcludGd to
,sny a day at this place to witness the
celebration of the great bside Of Point
Pleasant, which was fought ca the 10th
aayaf October, l77779, one hundred years
ygo It's proper TIA; We shoa!d give
aac.t sketch of tie battle before uuderta-
.l;as TO wt;tc un sccan9. of its ceutenais:
re!stEa;icp.
a csatp:s ago ,l;;s portion Of tie coun-
us uoa known as WIS. Fifgioia, Chic,
Gealeeky, ludia;a, Illinois, aud al thas
.ss; dous:u tba; stretches. to the Pscidc.
vas an 's!uost npezplored aud uDbrokea
wilderness. owned aud controlled by the
wild blast aud wild ato,ig;ues Of America,
Tut tie innutabIe decree Westward tbe
stsr .ofSuilEe Mahfs !'S way !aasceo
sd:as q ,ii,s1;ssfd p;cueers Of ias I'D.
ebee5sd on ts divine declaration, Goa
iaiaias prophetic, commanding ald pron-
lsiifss ensourpgement-raee eevsrlsstigs arcls
cf Jcscyah are around and a5act yoG
ihsust cu::tse heatiea and pOsse:ssa tie
:Isnd,s .bcg started vestgaid s.esefsb!:s5
tonas s. Themselves aud pusa;ri;g that
saca gtog-ipto cities and States tcen;ng
.-s.ilt ai!liens Of ipts.ligea. ffseaen.
!'es,eat.e possession. .aas not allowed; !!he
sriigiasi owners Of tie soil disputed their
.iii!e. sGal hsa,ss be scttled By The stern
ti:san:su. sisssyase aid uuspsring war
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If.oi ,ihs brave aisn vaa fsrSht tthes.uaians 9
.Larlre;i 5oass:sso. all feeling a dedp ip-
,sres. IL tac festiviiics Of tho .eecasida.
Order beiag restored. aad a Sew iiatioagc-
,e,5 rcaasss by Mr. Jyap E: Ti@@s. .fsz-
rlara,ofg Of the meeting. ;ae saai:a,a:i. 10
,;olasrd tue Rsr. Z. Gult1is. an OLD fio,
ncsr sho, 10 so!cmo a2d Impressive
a.aaer, oFs;sl..a e5ayo:s:;oa ;ba: solemn
i:ai tie hcagts Of thousands Eho beard it.
.y!S;. col Bsu Smith, Of Charleston, cae
Of tie. Oldest aud a5lest! !aHyer ofthc State,
wao addressed tac yast: audience 10 q his
ricaiaaaacf, giving many particulars Of
iaa battle. With the usnss Of many. OF The
p:,,icip1nts. which vas listened to with
profound iatessst to its close. whca he took
his sat amidst The applause of thousands
The caa;faan mex! introduced DR.. Crcigh,
.: LswisLlsg, who addressed the assembly
IL very earnest aod pathetic style, which
elected great applause. Several other
short. bat appropriate speeches were made
shep the meeting adjourned for dinner; a
ffsc repess provided hy tae generosity Of
lie soll ciii3!as of tais place. Abnnl-
aal fsg al. T46l.s nero erected. cover
ed with bread. beef. ham, &c
When We b6hell the sdroa tcnircd AID
dly !olvss Of 5real. not the small penny
Ioavcs tha. The bakers sell to the citizens
of Portsmouth .or fve' cents, but large
ten cent ioayes, wc thought Of the historic
seven loayes aud fve fishes. which fed TO
satisfaction the Gse thousand. we wonder
ed bow this crowd would getaway *iIh all
This. Dinner being late, we felt extreme
ly hungry. SO with eagsFne;s We watched
the preparation. At tie first signal We
marched to tae velI.f!led table and helped
ourself to slices OF bread and beef. Moth
iuc else being ID reach, we returned to
eat at leisure. when, seeing our friend
Tippet., editor Of the Register. with his
family and some other kind people seated
on q pile of boards, having scme other
articles of food besides bread aud meat,
we stopped With them. We put our stock
together, which made god assortment
Iof which we pa,took with entire sa'isfacsI
iop,
40 amusing incident here occurred :
The tables not being very substantially
built, the immense crowd pressing forward
10 secure their share Of the free lpuca'
broke down the tables, which ftli With a
crash to the ground. Then cotatnenced 9
/ Muscular struggle for bread and beef
We saw som, g;th lcaves Of bread and
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u ssssss s.

tss szsss 81:
'arEtsuss Is aeshsd iis silsSoe. Deep
sslsaiaiiy ssfasslo Sstf ali things.
We sppsaaea The spa! ;saaa Tsichsthose
remains h.d been ts,.Sn Nesls made
gtave,.bsl been preP;sl into which tie
reasa:ss, eecascd IL sliss:ci coaiaS, were
dspo.;tel @i!H e,i!ii1ty 4ad ss!igiocs bon
prs. Dssp s5fea.aiiy pssvades ;tho entire
asseaL!g: Wk;!c.s.aaaiag there witness
ias .h6 closing ce5enaaies, We wcrc deep,
Il Impressed. .ors mieas wandered back
hundred gears to the time When these
same individuals were buricdio this same
spot, cacassd ip rude puac5eous or SLABS,
4cwn or! Of the green trees Of tue forest,
listened tose.her-bs few srorsat iron
spikes found in The fort thesc 10 sleep un
Ill the cycles ofs hundred Yeas ns'e pass
ed and then to be ezhrued aud submitted
to the gaze Of thousands Of Irving bumaoi.
.y, ard then to be rc-in,srred With all tho
for,n4lities Of modern times. Arrange
nco.s haze been made to erect q notu
mcnt. A large anoua. Of money has
been subscribed for the purpose. We,trrst
that true appreciation cftte ;nes;:ma5!e
blessings secured to Us by the tells aad
snseriogs of our forefa;hsrs, will iodoee
ths people to contribute li5sfally. ;aas ere
!oos vii. staud upon thi; poia' Of lasd
which constitutes the confluence Of the -
great rivers. a noaznstt. ;sat the ttavsls
sr. while Standing 90 the deck OF the
steamer passing either way, on ei!acF Fiv-
e-. c.u behold With admirInS vis;ou sia:.
ute reminding him of the tolls aud hard.
ships of the past; reminding hin Of the
heightened moral courage displayed By
those who tougat and t!ed, that they might
beqaca,h to us ao inheritance free and rn-
encountered.
After concluding exercises with the
tenediction, the crowd began to scatter.
We push our way through the dense mass
of human beings until We reach our hotel,
where We repcir to our room to take a lit
Ito res. from our labois c'the day. feeling
ea,ire satisfaction with the performance of
this centennial celebration Of the battle Of
DRuxarR.
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4 oouutr5 paper tslls this story, Of 1
ne# boy IN Que Of the Sunday Schools
(" The precocious youth was asked WIG
made the beautiful bill. about them. aud
replied that he did u6. kuos. as bis par;
eu:s only moved into tho town toe day
before" (.
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From the Portsmouth 70, Tines.
Tse. Battle of Point Pleasant. 0c-
to5er 10Th, 17S4---The CeRtea-
rial Celebration of the Battle.

The follosiag escc!leut account Of or
Centennial celebration, is from the pen OF
cur esteemed friend &c. W. E Mitchell,
Esl., of Portsmouth, Ohio. who is the
travelling and soliciting agent fer Hibbs,
Richardson & Co. aad Hitts s Co. OF
.sa:city:
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,,h,. bsaseSnd Ilesansbtt es:csam c9ss-
asiS. Tass mast ooaquer or. die. Fa!l-
Orc 20 coFq4erhrips. iuliscr;o.isa'e mass
sese. No skrlkius 20 co"ardice there
Every mar la:noss tha: the great eticrt Of
his life ucst be made. From early saoFa
uatii cve ,te,taitla rsgss Undecided. Il
last, as a desperate eESs;t, accompany d
oGs heairea aud tagatYSasa cra@ 70 TIE
baaksof tic Nasaaha river crpercsised by
tse sadiaas. pr9ses;faadat la Il a'aiiic to
l.epth 9! Crooked Creek. small s':eam
-taat f1ss through the :O~n, c'cpt up tie
It'd % BE srs1k rntii they reached The
-sss s: he eacuiy. shcu ihey Tushfd OF
'taa sith ye!l, accompanied By dead;
!y solleg from their rifles, Ihis manea-
ger vas the crln,inaligg poist IN ihe great
struggle. The Indians, srpposine that a
large body Of scinforctnsen's Tere at hand,
bseonc frightened AID dcMorsl'zcd' std,
ai;l dgspairing yeIi, cOmnerccd rapid
retreat, AID Sc euded lie battle CT Peia,
Peasant. &c. Which erea; We aEe here to
Commemorate
A; casIy daau We a:;se . 9'eqa''
10 a::ipe,s 'ac rising CT ;ac fsn.
,t':es saa,e bright lemioary that cast his
:isas on the earth oue hundred years ago,
shcn orf brave fogesa,hets sefs s:res-
sl;pg ia tie death grasp Of a sasage fee
:'or costead::as :or right Of possession. &C,
aea,ing aita their blood . hcucs'ead,
that they nay beqea,t tito Us as price
less inheritance. Westood upon the bank
of the Ohio. Soon the lrminary Of day
,inges the eastern horizon. aud with his
brightness dispeis the mist and ii'uG'ncS
The eas;a with. glory.
With true appreciation OF the blessings
Of American freemen, ne repair TO cur bo-
tel, the Virginia House. paFtake of cup
Of coffee, etc. Feeling refreshed we
Visitihc ground where the men are d's'
siag for The remains of those wto teii ~
the battle. They harefOund t.o sEeie'
tons. identified BY Dr.. A: R, Barbee' as
human. aud supposed by old settlers to be
those OF Charles Lewis and L. 4. Field
C0lOnels of ,he pioneer forces, who fe!! IL
the battle. When looking on these hq
man remains, which had been basied ont
hundred years ago, We we're deeply in
pressed with the solenaities Of the oeca
slon 10 contemplating the evanescence 9
al! earthly things and the mighty change
0tacsntary. Wbilemcditating, the bras
baud commences discoursing strains Q
AsFiias. qa:;c the sound Of Carriages
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4 WHITE LIE,

Sarah Powers believed herself to be .
truthful gifl. She had not the disposition
80 willingly deceive, Had it been plaiely
intiaated TO hcs iiat SIZE s.s q: liar. she
would have been shocked beyond measure;
and ye: her rule oflife 10 this respect. was
ao, pure and unsresyins, as We shall see.
"slrah!!" said Mrs. Powers, coming
into the room one winter moroiog where
her daughter sat, "iid you sec anything
ola Eve dollar bill on the uau,el shelf
last ereuias?'
Her voice ADD manner showed tha. she
vas uaflea'sn,ly exercised.
a Eve dollar bill: repeated Sarah,
rith,opea eyes, no"
"YOa didn't see anything that locked
Ike ous:"
Like eFe dollar SiFa certaialy
not
\ certainly let. it IN the sitting room,
on the shelf; and know that | sat the
large glass lamp down oa i. 30 thu. il
should no; blow away, fOrgo, all a5ort
It until this. aoseips. 0. I mus: no,
lose It,"
Bat, mother, ayc dollars is act 50
ls,go a sur;,"
"ora;as.iis, %, ny child; but just
oos it is considerable. Yonr fathers &c
c2alis do net balance SO fasOraby ;bi.
season IS be anticipated. Do you think i;
copll possibly hsve go: Knocked of and
blown aSay!"
I'VE may as vel; remark jast here that
Sarah posefs had taeu speaking faisley.
Falsehoed vas ccF;aipis not in the heart Of
the young aad suaay-faced gih, but her
tongue had spoken it. The facts aete
siaPly these:
Ga the rreviocs evening Rc6cr. Teazic.
had called TO sisi; Sdrah. lie was clerk
10 the warehouse of Powers & Dunbar.
and sas SafaA's accepted ?over. He had
displayed qualities ofhcad aud heart which
bad recommended him to the favorable
consideration of the. parents, md though
be vas poor he had business tact aud
sasrsy. Isass understood, hoSevcs, by
ssse(a d aihss ,ilr ssb1lsitsl6 saopld bssru
e ~ :.
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An Engishuau who emerged from /
mine jus. after 40 explosion observed thai
business vas tso 6lastls lively for Bin!
down there.
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The vcry Alps Q. fm.nedsasse.

Policeman Badger Of The Teuth Station.
had bit of experience the ether night
which he Is not fond otlsIking about. Il
was past midnight as be was leisuscly
pashirg his beat through Jessop streer.
aud ss he cane opposite to Dsay;oa 3
FrOsg's jewclry store he Observed CLEANS
through the ch;nks .! ;dc shaiters. aud lie
rapp.d a. lhedoor"
"Is lha, you, policeman" asked voise
within.
Yes. aassqsa B4lse:.
"Well-it's only me-it's all righti
liad O'ohilly out, isn't ii?"
"Yes."
"Thouglt.so. I rps jus, isiog The are
good night"
Badger said Coed uistl. apd,pat.rea
his way
Az hour at;otsanl Badger passed
through JesPp stfeetsgaie. aud again ha
saw the light 10 tho FeFelrs s!aa. It;
dida's,losk riga.sand. 10 banged a. d.e
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A oolOred preacher. IN discodfsipg d
bis people ou the efficacy OF earusst pra,;
er. delivered himself IN this manner: Il
tell you, bredren, dal It's prayer vhsi e;t:
de debil dc locsjsv."
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Hard words are Ike hail stoap, q sssa,- !.
nor, beating doSn and destroying sos. -.
they would uea5jth itiaes svts melted y
40 llsoes.
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n ys.t., 1l.s ~ 4. . y. \ Z ? a., -
seAa figst. .eq'l,Soa conc 10 aad
warm ysarsek! il won't hegt.apylLiaG fos
you to sliS trom sair beatdcr q feat aia
utcs. " = Z
The door opened. apf Piieenaa Dld.s
ger entered aud be ioana lle ipma;c 70 ha
. yery geutlamsa!y boxing man. ia a lia-
go das,er.
Come right ap.,o ihe s!oye. policeman,
Excuse me tor q m9@ent'
Tie man took tie ast pan from tic bot.
tom Of the stoVo aud carried it down iutd
the cellar and emplied it, aud Flen he lad
,e,rrosd aud aipsd lis haaallh saia whA
smile:
Chilly aisss i.s'sits
Yea
"ca!ly oatsiie, aal ia \ iaside. (id.
other sm;lc.) New goods fer the spsias
trade. aad have to keep our eyes open,
lonesome work. this watching all nighf;
but | manage to fud bit Of comfort in
this. Wcna yoa join ncin tip: You'll
end it ihe pure thing"
..ai the man produced black bottle
IND tumbler.
policensa B.dgsr par.ooi,, md asvins
wiped bis lips aud given bis fingers a new
warming, be LEFT hs store and resumed
bis beat, satisfied that all was right at
Drayton & Fogg's. But the morning
brought q. new revelation Draylon 4
.Posg's store had been robbed during ths
night of 5000 worth ofwatches aud jew.
elry. and although Policeman Badger car
ries 10 bis mind complete dasucrrotyps
Of the robtcr, tue adroit tasral bas no. yc.
been found -Mv Havsa Register.
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"Nooctt. SAID The merchant Stcrnly,
Il gaze tha: Eve dollar note to ny wife,
she placed it beneath the lasgc glass lsnp
upon the mau,el,shelfip III our sitting room.
She did this before going dOWa to tea.
aud forgot all about it until the following
morning, and then i: was gon.. oa that
evening only you and Sarah we're in the
siitiog-rOom, Sarah saw nothing Of it;
aow WIN. am | to think"
".arc sou sure Sarah know, nothing"
asked Robert eagerly aud czcitedly.
She declares that she kaows nothing
at all about it. | trust that you would
10; have me believe that MY daughter
coala--1
No. no. broke IL R,5sr: qaiclly
Then as CAPPED and 'renblcd
What more have you TO say Roter,:'
"Neihiag. sir"
Nolting"
Nothing
You can lease ne 5
The!youug man wen. out, boRed and
stricken. The mcrchau; saw aud was sor.
sy.- Later IN lhc day be war, out aal told
Rotest Lo might 60 home.
4 ill.segl for you Wien ] .Faa,. yqa.., !,
Pogsss! 3,
fst ssFSCl
.I,ea you may No. I viii send for.
sou when am able iosce you again"
And Eebert Vcazic went ont; from tho
warehouse; but he dared not gohome then
to bis widowed mother. The fear that
cane cruslsirsly upon him Sas Sarah =
DID size lose Ein 50 little that she could
see HIN thus suffer aud bc,silcni? Was it
possi5ls that---, but be dared moi
thiat he must wait uuti! the, f,s: oser-
shelaaag emotions were past.
That evening Mr.. Powers and bis wife
talked Of the matter, and after long aud
careful deliherasion it vas decided thai
Robert vcazie Shopld he denied the house.
aod Of course that he must Se discharged
from tho old warehouse. Tloy could rot
publicly expose h:. tuo~u crime. but they
could give hin their confidence ncscr
again.
Aud they must Inform Sarah. This
was the hardest part ofall. They sen! for
her to come to them. They would have
i; done at once. She came in and sat
down.
"My dear child" said her iaiher, all
tenderness aud compassion, "we have q
painful duty to perform. We mus. tell
you of Roberts entire unwortbincssn
She claspoi her hands and gasped for
breath. Wba. did her father mean?
lie told her the story, directly aud
clearly Of bis discovery Of Roberts guilt.
and be told her how broken aud pcnitehti
the youug man appeared. This latter he
added, by way of showing that the crime
was acknowlcdgea.
PaIa-as death. and With eyes Fixed, Sar-
al asked il Robcr, had mentioned Der
name.
he oal5 a.ksi ne" said Der fathor.
"if I bad spoken with you, if you could
not throw some 'lish, 90 the missing mo-
ney I answered him promptly that you
knew nothing about it. His guilt was
apparent from tha. poueu.. His shame
aud remorse-'
Stop! Stop" said Sarah, starting to
her feet She stood for little time, Ike
one frantic. with her hands cla,ched iu her
bair and her teeth se.-,heu she staggered
forward. and sunk upon her knees a. her
ralher's feet.
"oa. fsiher!fasher!" she aesnea. .'iavc
mercy have pity ou mo-"
..s,My-ehild.'.
..No. no-li:t me rot up Let me tell
| it With my head iu your,lap. Oh. I'm a
miserable wicked girl. Ididi. all. Rob.
csi has suffered rather than be,ray ne"
aud sdsn she cSaid controller speech
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-11-05

40 editorial uOt;ce of wOmaa's gro
cerv store reads as follows: "tler toua-
toes are as red as her own cheeks; her in.
disO is as blue ac her OVID eyes, aud heF
pepper as 10. as her own temper
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-11-05

Tais.;s tie latest form of welding invi-
tst;ous: Come around aud see me capture
a no.hsr 10 .i,s a. .eigh! o'olook. sharp.