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Mr. Mac6onocllie, the suspe lded incumbent
of ST. Adams London, resumed recently the celebration
of the Holy Communion in his church Much Of the for
mcr ceremonial used by him omitted Tie altar was
decorated with flowers aud two candles ON IL were
lchted Nlr Maclonoche " richly cOl0T,d clIaS-
uhle ornamented with large cross on the back ana
maintained the eastward position. The Rev. MI stan
ton who ureacled the sermon, SAID that although The
ceremonial was for time suspended, they bad tue iact
of the celebraton and until the English people learned
TO bear and forbear with each other on religious qCcs
tons the blessed sacrament would have TO be admins
tered without the ceremony which WAS due TO It, Ne
Catholics believing in the real presence Of Christ IN the
sacrament they placed before them the reality OF
the doctrine of rcGcnton whereas IiOt' iiIis' VINO
aid NOT believe the real presence had only the eadOw
OF the doctrine presented To them III the pulpit
The British Branch of the Evangelical Ali
ance has issued invitation 10 ITS members ana "thcr
friends of Christian union to attend the next annual Con-
ference at Belfast Oct. 10 and the days following
Belfast Committee has been formed to make necessary
arrans scmcnts The following programme OF exercises
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TEDAy Oct IA y rGS' q eDf M rs fGp ngif an ayeT "t
faenis union IoI Inntn9 Ail,con and con,
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Queens C egc to be lcsp9ned TO 1y ysto's iii i r'
WENEspAY oct 2odoning At J.. & gtsIng qes o'ns I1si
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increasing obirsi.on the Universal Church" 10 be tp
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the rhurch aad quicken it," by Tie Rev j. r. ChoI
THURSDAY, oct 2lMorn,"g: At TO- deVollai niet lnt.
Al II brsncss Subjects. Religious revival In various
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be revealed VIII Of Christ ta His pcphl' shOud be ma"
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H. p Go Headsip Of Christ His Crrch The irne bonh 0f
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F1I',aY oct "a public breakalt AT g. Addresses and
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RATTLE AWAY, OLD aAL.s


A woman sat in q wagon on q back
street, awaiting the coming of her hus-
band. A three year old child leaned on I.
her knee, and prattled wonderingly of the. :,
curious things that arose on every hand. \;
Finally the child grew weary OF sight =
seeing and impatient Of the delay. - =,
why don't papa GOMEZ asked the lit, :,
tie girl. - - - - -
The woman's brows contracted a. she. !,
said: al reckon he's of some place get-'- :
ting drunk" a. q - !.
what lie drunk, mamma -
"Your brute of q father is. =
"What is it liker continued Che artlses :
child. -'-''--' =,
tits like TO worry your mother rinto
her grave" almost sobbed the wralched-
woman.
For two long hours she awaited his
coming, and during that time she got out
ofthe wagon and went and looked around
the corner at least fifteen times. Each
time she returned shaking her fist and
muttering, and climbing back into the
wagon sat down on the seat with force
which nearly bounced the ehilds big.
questioning eyes ont Of its head As the
lamp of hope hickered and sputtered on
buC punt VI kOluS Oub1 tnc Vic 5luUEI "
turned. He came with a hesitating step,
feeling his way cautiously along ths. build
ings, until he got to the corner. There
be paused moment, put the hair up out
Of his eyes, drew his coat sleeve across
his mouth, and then skipped out toward
the wagon. He managed 10 nearly reach
the hind wheel before be fell Hsge. up
saying: ,-'-s-'l
saCo. LII .l.....l- l.s...1a ry.p.. .,-ls
bishness to Mis'r Kennedy" - =
'John Williamson Tompkins-, you're :
drunk" solemnly asserted the woman.
you're preJdished m 'dear-oHly drank
glass beer or two. Beers harmless in. !.
tereshting beverush.' :
81 don't see why you should. make .
beast Of yourself every time you come To
town. PIl never be caught away from
home with you again. You Disgrace
yourself and family. You're, a. pretty
looking specimen Of: =
Rattle away, OLE gaE 1rs,is way
You'd make a good aucshneer-bip-
rs'le way" and as John. wrapped him
self around one Of. The spokss spothsr idea J
struck him: s-a r-.I .sa .sai1arh Ia
"You spoke, an awheel spoke r. AN ~
these spokes an, the wsgoas tongue could
talk, nobody could hear EN-. I. yoa vass
in the mediate vicinity with your svss.s-
lashting-" -ss1st-i
"Did my papa get drupk7' asksd the I;
little girl, reaching oather hands-to him. 4.
He straightsned up. and the red blush
of shame ohsse6the reckless cast out off,
his face. He climbed into the wagoa.
took the rsins, and adyerting his head
that his beer-ladened breath might nots Z
sweep across the fair face Of his child. ID
drove silently Away. co.. x saa'iai.1 -s.i7
The child viii save John Williamsou 8
TompkiRs, in spite of her sharp-ioDgued- q
mother. e. Va. -,-ss frisr : v-t
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utely OecllDeu. rFr- ra.rfes e Haar.-r.g
i want to tell you OF that trip. ] had
not been out of town for a twelvemontb.9
Oh, what delightful anticipaiiohs indnlg-
ed in for several days befare the eyentfnl
morning dawnedl scarcely slept wink
the night before. However. there wss no
good in fretting; old Tempus was not to be-
hurried. And thapk fortune he would
not get his back up and stay back for spite.
So the time at last arrived climbed in-
to the wagon, and We set off hilariously for
the country. -. 80 ~ b,,r mo
The sights were strange, yet famIliar--ss
awakening recollections OF sweet long ago.,
The beauty of hslfclad forest, trees the.
fragrance Of newly OPP mig binds and
flowers, the Joyous songs OF birds, 6llsd
me with delight too exquisite for utierance.a,
was, In Imagination, carried back TO the ,;
days Of my childhood was boy again,
wandering at viii through forest and ield
listening TO the songs Of the .featbered a
sprites, and wondering il their hearts vera y
as joyful as their songs were joyous. I :
was in a rapture Of delight when the hub :,
OF the wagon, striking tree too stubborn
to bend, / was pitched head-ioremost into
a pool Of mud and stagnant water. Lacks
lily ny head did not come in contact With
a Rock. -. f.--4,., -
/ emerged from that place IN q rueiul !.
condition, and found the driver in con- :.
vulsion of laughter. Eventhe mules were :;
laughing don't mean that they indalg-
ed in guffaw, but knew BY the way in
which they rolled their eyes. Hoped their =.
ears, and wiggled their caudal appendages,s
that they were laughing at me, and was =
furious. In vain my old fsyorits, the rsd !.
bird, carolled his merriest notes All the, :
meaning it had for me now was, Mud
hoLs, mud hole, hal bal hal Ny feelings
did not recover anything Of their compo-sY
sure till, at dinner, / had demolished 3
whole dish ofturnipgreens, t.fsv q -.
To restore disturbed, feelings or q psrs..,i
turbed mind to tranquility, nothing equals 4.
a stomach comfortably full Of turnip- :.
greens, unless il is ingyuna P. r. -
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CHAPTER w.

Somehow or other-no one seemed to
know how-the rumor went through the
city that the plan of defense adopted by
the accused and his counsel was to prove
the heretofore good character of Will, and
then try to to make it a case of sleep,
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It was q trick for which the lawyer was
well paid to cheat the penitentiary of its
dues. Now, we will say here to our read
er that this report (which was false) was
caused to be circulated by the lawyer.
His reasons for it were TO divert suspicion
from bis real intentions. -.
The day Of trial-that day which will
be SO long remembered by the citizens of
Louisville-soon rolled rouRd. The court
room was crowded with persons full of
curiosity to hear and see how the accused
would conduct himself Nearly all our
prominent characters were there in the
witness-room except Laura. 1t was re,
marked by some that Will did not look
very sheepish for one who had robbed the
safe of his employer, and by others that
it was sad sight to see such a noble
lookinging young man turn out SO badly.
The commonwealth attorney ap-
preached him. with sickly smile, and
asked him not to think hard of him for
the effort he would he in duty bound to
make to send him to the penitentiary
"for," said he, 81 am sworn TO do my du
ty according to law"
II will not blame YOU" replied Will
''The law is what want to be Judged
by" Then the attorney, feeling in such
good humor because he was 90 certain
of convicting the young clerk, managed
to draw Mr.. Kinney away from the i'm.
mediate presence of bis client to have 6
little joke at his expense. .-.
"Can a man get ticket for a ride OF
the Louisville and Nashville railroad, anC
then travel on any other road with it!'
asked the attorney for the commonwealth
81 do not suppose he could if be got i
honestly" answered Mr. Kinney, as so
Der as if he did not know what the oppo
site attorney was driving at.
"Well," said the latter, 81 think cal
prove to you that you are in error. Her
is ticket that was given to your client +
60 to Bowling-Green, and he is about t
go to Frankfort on it.
"Ohl Well, we'll see about that" re
piled Mr.. Kinney, as he turned away (
let the attorney and those around hir
have as good a laugh over the joke q
} possible. -E $3.50 80
The case was called and the parties an
swered ''ready." After the jury was i'm
panneled, the attorney for the common
wealth rose and stated the case to th
jury, and enumerated the proof he expec
. ted to bring forward to sustain the charg
in the Indictment As the reader know
all he said about the case, we will not r.
. peat his words. He did not attempt I
+ make 3 speech, He was saving all hi
oratory until the close of the argumer