davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-04-08

tEsfH-t'onamnn, s1itaia pals Ao, tos.
hr1nt1A TENrExrtNE-IIsH 2ittp.
10aDnx. April i.-Wcatier fair.
CnssoLs- Money and account, u 1t-1s.
AMERICAN HfcsEf frlEa-G5s. l0IA; Cit, 103;
in-+9s, toiE: ha~ g.. l954; New York Central, l02:
Err, Tx: preferred. ~.
Ap1nira TCnrEsT.xx-1f1{s.
Thu gratn trails during tha raat Hrek has hcen
4lnll ard eonewlat d~rFrsscd. notwithstanding THO
g.,,rral 11ortneas of sntIle. Al Manchester wheat
maize, and -four arc lower. Al Birmingham And
lri-,o1 prices arc hsrely maintained. un tho Con-
tlnent tsat1o IN qnlrt.
1sutincss In Mark Lam II inanlma,r. Wheat and
honr jowcr. Maixe 1tr7n. Oats ttsa.fy 1t M at-
vanrc rt al on Tuesdays Trr.r. Malting-harIry II
hi9tr. au.t ether sosts hrrt. T!ln wilote uarhet
lends Inwnya~d.
lAi!s, April 7.-llEsrEs-.-rff 9s".
ThtNxrnRT, Aptil 7.-uS1rEp HrArEs nosbs-Te~
s.. INK.
AsrxHnu A,,r;1 f. =, H., ruotr1.N-1fe E.t,
, 1876-04-08

SUNDAY AFTERNOON CONCERT. The roru,sc.
Concert. anl rupuar Admission lrice only = Ctnts.
Mr. ARTHUR J. Ca.isTOl.D, MuEdcal director. In !
all Of tho Gool bamartsn Hume, Sunday april o. Il
O'Clock,
, 1876-04-08
THE NORTH TOWN.


At tic late aan,nl meeting OF tile North Town
Doard committee, couslating Of Justicea DE
Wolf, Robinson, and raulsot, waH appointed to
examine tho accounts OF Supervisor Haynes AMI
Collector Ilummcl. Theso gentlonlcn hare becn
ut work diligently sincu their appointment, and
sayera! t1ays ago agreed upon II report. since
thcu o VAIN effort hss been nude to Rccuro
a meeting Of tho Board that tho report
might bo presented, Yesterday afternoon had
beeu ilsod ~ tho timo at Which the ineetng
would positively 10 hold Init al g o'clocl: tho
Supervisor and Town C!otls la'l failod to put in
an appcnraneb for eulisu ieae0n or another. Til:
TnEnUSE1 however, IL enabled TO Eis0 tie public
tho Buhatancu Of tho report, as follows, without
stopping to explain how It calno by it:
Your Committee appointed 10 examine tha boakF
accounts, an vn,!ehLrs Of thu ucrEs CONNECTED with
the board tlurtuE The year ending thu day Of
H. H. 1siJ wolt respectfully report hut. hEst, they
hayt u1n1nltl Tho ss vouchers, Ute. rrtsenie! ~
~ T2st % ascordns Ia liz report heretofore rendered
Your Committee I.ko rcas'ru tn testltylnH tu tls
sicens aud as 1na''i1er " "th y" nstatrs os hiF
leo hayp al.o exau,iHed tho bos. acsnantss aud ro-
eeipts of H. Ilala.nsi, tcstor ri said town, and !nu
lilo Tuwm Eollast,s. additional r1Lclsn 70 tAu
lawn las oeeurre1, w!lcl w consider s'la!ya-
.s' ss u eos:e e leu; xe .s... rs fss ~ so Z i;
an We recommend taa: rer GENT, or sJi9:2 fhHnd
be crrcl 10 ". toN.,, aud 't's la.nee, e'i9ss ne
1euIutel IN sol!rc!nh u Aai ty th3 e m aaa'tioh
10 the talary already hAc4l. Your COMMITTEES sl-o
draw Tic following statement FROM tba Collectora
books;
uuLLECIlpN9.
Town tsx collected. l,hsa
State lax. 1,"fl
f,nunty fsI.,,., .,,,,,..............,...... III tcbl
park ...,......................,. i1,alt
Feas. ,.......,....,,,.....,.,,.. Is
Total, .......................,.f5lS4 SAG
Two NJ ceut IN collections rbcnoHt Of town.. 46
f1fEHHE ACCOUNT,
olests salaries s1as1
Coliprtor's lb0U
two Ipf ceuI Un town ntax...........,......... 81
Staioucfy, 3.i
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fttl1s. APRIL 7.-EESrfs-.Jrf! 9i".
TntNxroH1, Aptil 7.-us.rEp s,rArEs DosDs-Tsw
s.. INK.
AaswEnr. Atrn n6.-rlTuoLErM-3ts Ct.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS
:;kw DHlrAst, April Northumberland al
tn'hat hHslssdsi hy dark aul rainy we7her; Rafcs,
IN ba1cH: guM ordinary 10 ntrict good oTtInasy,
1o,fe!oHc; pw ntll.ng In strict low ni'illug, tlH
9f2'."; tni'ld!nY til strcs mddllnR. l4ha13,ic;
gF"s 'n:dslng ~ 1nEld;im fais, 13A@l%Sc. ftc-
ctt' MT, @'a1 Er1'k 5.Js rxtorts coastw!se, leo
IT, The Contfnr't. GI.'; 10 Gr.t nratn, 376; stock,
2'.5si vec.'s rae', 'ls4Gl: rtcett.s net, 2A.9s6;
gFotf. 2G,8s: exp"rtr 70 Continent. 7;3. c.sstwisc,
5,t-A; Hseat llritaIn, .;,7nj
HANL's1ns, Alrll s.t,1tton I:,ii mt!dlingn IKE;
stheE. fJ.iai hahn weekly 1stt rccctts, 3,A0;
1orta to Grat hritsiu. 3fh; Francs, It's; to the
Continent I,a0o coa.:st-c. 2,:sI Bales, 2.s;o.
EayAH;A1t, April 7--Catinn dull; h,i1hig. l1tse:
atok. q, ,cb3 sars weekly nut re>c!ts $3.50; gro.a
3.fos; experts to Great Nrtatu. J2,'; 10 Gs Couti-
net,t, ,2si coastwiRc. 1,9Gt zales. tG+.
1ALrfAras, April 7.-Cotoh quiet; n.fddings,
I27.c: goud ordinary. 1o.!c; r.ock, a'.of2 t1les
wetty mt receipts, 4s72; grt"s, A,'2i; exports to
tirrss ,fi,n lat: 10 the Continent, .t4o; coast
wiso, 4,7e2; salcs. J,2p2.
ssoniI1:. April 7.-co:toa quiet; nildllngs. I2xc:
ttoci. 43.1It ba!rs weekly nes srcts 3.sao; eross
JH4 exports II Trance 49,; ~ the Continent, 2ao0;
eez7twtAc, 2,-ls: hai.s. a,4'o'
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.
TH1LApELfIfiA, Pa, April Wool dul1 an1 earlier:
supply 'air; DhIn. Icnurylvania, mud Wcst Virginia
NIX aud ahovo. 4:7 tec; X, 4saACc: medium, 400
toe: roarac, 4bs ssc; New iotR. Michigan, and
Indiana Western line, 3'H@41c: medium, 4ta Acc;
43G3s stc; cotnbtng, wnbnc, 5sac1e comblng,
upssatled, +2N4t;c; Canada cosnttug, G3c: fine TN.
washe1 4aS &c; coaree and medium unanshcL, 33G8
sc. tuhwuscd. 5dbnc; cAsa nnd ncrtno pulled, rs
ts:c; 10. and surer pulled. Big 3sc; Te1as us aud
medium, II s2lc; TexH coarse, leta .0t.
, 1876-04-08

F1Tzsnuno, April a. 1In-laos-!)ul: prices
,lronrns No. foundry, salUof 1870. fo,.r month";;
No. ,, st,.o'Gs3iGo; Gray forge, fGno'Gs!c,N.
it-EoLrrM-Qniet: rrnle, s2.ao at Farke-'a; re-
tiutd, Htc l'aatlslrhfs delivery.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06
Rennbliean Pronaises.


iii 1872 the republicans conf
IDENTITY expected that onr excellent
national currency would be per-
feoted By speedy resumption Of
specie payment" This promise
they have kept by twice initiating
the volume OF our paper money,
and they NOW propose still further
10 keep the word OF promise to
the ear until January, 1879, that
they may break it to the hope Of
the people for an indefinite period
after that date.
In 1879 the republicans reioiced
IN the growth Of peace and fra
ternal feeling throughout the
land." Since that date they have
tried to push new force bills"
through Congress, and during the
present session they have followed
me lead IF Blaine against universal
amnesty. The bloody shirt,
though torn 10 tatters from long
service, and NANCY from contact
with tie scnrvy political sealawaga
Who have worn II to hide their
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06
TILDEN AND HENDRICKS.

The nomination on the second
ballet, by the National Democratic
Copgention 81 St. Louis, Of Tilden
ard Hendricks Eol President and
Vice President. H. an assurance Of
Democratic tidal wave in No
vember, which will bury the re-
publican party os the waves of the
Red Sea swallowed mp the hosts
II tho Egsptiaus. For sixteen
wears The maaees af the American
people have been bewers of wood
mud drawers NJ water to q Tapa-
eibus horla Of republican TASK
masters, who have taxed labor and
tie Frufts az labor until the giant
arms III honest industry aro almost
l,alsspd ~ the strain, fomented
civil sliseord, spit upon the ma
tiuual constitutions, plnndei cd the
national, State AMI municipal
F.. tFeasurieB. and made the very
name, American citizen, d by-word
md d reproaeh among tho nations,
Thank God. truth il eternal. The
long night Of lyrauny and hate il
almost gone. Thore il life IN The
Union and III Tia Constitution yet,
The standard ~ national reform
il ii tile hands Of the great r..
former u tic Empire State, apd
lie will plant Il On the dome 81 tht
National Capitol. The mustel
place IA tie altar 81 American
liberty The rallying cry i ell
den aud Hendricks.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06
Flrs bale y New Cotton.

NV OnIEtss, June on. Two
bales pf the ueW crop 81 Rio
Granda cotton shipped by steam
er from Brownsville, viii be due
htsn Friday III IL understood one
" these bales viii he expressed III
Gle Centennial. II 81 there July 4.
This cotton was raised by Mr.
n. Bfalay, who shipped part q
Tie 6rat receipta last Yeaf.
An early shipment of Rio
(lrande cotton II not regarded
here as an indication q forward
suas III iho roperal Croft fle frsi
NJ erlpi lebt gaf were Jaig 18th.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06

4 A FINE RI1SID ElJF3E, Saw mil an,
~ houaes orange grove Of four lu1.
dred trees, from four To seven years oIS
25 acres of land. IL Of which are unds.
cultivation, stu tied south side Of T,sIe
Charles.
Tor further information apply to a
j. Perkins, Lake Charles, La, OF i, q
Dees, Scranton, Miss
March 9--8m.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06

J. Y. Moss, for many years an
incumbent Of that Office, announces
himself i candidate for the Office
Of Clerk Of the District Court. See
candidates column.
Hon. Geo. ". Richardson also
announces himself in this paper IA
candidate for reelection to the
House be Representatives.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06
Far Diatriot Attorney.

We are authorized to announce LAU-
RENT DUPRE, Esq, as candidate
for the Office of District Attorney Of the
6th judicial District, subject to the ops
prevail Of the Democratic party ax.
pressed through District Convention,
or Conventions az tho parishes com.
posing the District, April 18
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06

u. ID. ANnHuHs s9Ect v.
what our Exehanges Say.
The 1t. Mary Herald (lem.) d
the list inst, says We have
never seen better growing crop
Shan that Of ST. Mary this year"
The Morehouse Clarion (dem.)
of the 24th ult. publishes an Off
cial call for q democratic district
convention, for thepurposeof nom
inaling candidates for the offices
of Judge and District Attorney Of
the 18th Judicial District. The
same paper publishes the proceed
ings Of its parish democratic con-
yention, at which delegates were
elected to the Stale, congressional
and district conventions. We are
glad to see the democracy of
Morehouse alive to the necessity
Of political organization, and hope
to hear them give Clarion shout
of victory in November,
The Star Of PascagouIa (dern,)
of the Gath nit. says State war
rants (Mississippi) are worth nine
ty-eight cents on the dollar,
against seyenty-fve cents a year
ago. So much for democratic rule.
The st. Charles Herald (rep.) of
the oath ult. says Judge Billings,
of the United States District
Court, decided three hundred and
eight cases recently within three
months.
Phat's nothing. Our Supreme
Court, at Opelousns, last month,
decided over Il handred cases in
five days.
The same paper says, in speak
ing of the ticket to be nominated
by the republican State convCn-
ton, now in session in New Or
leans =
The contest before MS will be
close and exacting, and the candi-
date who can not present an hon
orable and consistent record must
go under" ",'t .
We are glad to note this candid
confession by republican jour
nal that the republican State ticket
viii be defeated next November.
The same paper says Il jury in
Lafourohe parish, minority OF
which were colored men, recently
returned a verdict of guilty Of
murder against an ot1cer OF the
law who had, while making an ar,
rest, killed man named Fort
the verdict being rendered under
the impression that the penalty
would be trifiog, or, as some o.
the jurors said afterwards, si1
months Id the parish prison
Whereupon the Herald says =" tbs
jury system in Louisiana to-day il
huge farce
Well, who said it wasn't?
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06
DR. j. III. IEEE.EaARn.

HAVING permanently located II tbs
i IL town Of Lake Charles, respeetfu1v
offers his professional services 70 IN
citizens Of town and country. Disaaes
of tie throat and lungs treated oD An
improved plan; also Bhumatiam AMI
Neuralgia. Cancers removed without
the use of the knife OF eaustic. AMI
without pain. March rs, 1876
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06

The Republican State Conven.
lion, now in session in New Or
leans, has succeeded, after wrang-
ling n whole week, in nominating
s. b. Packard for Governor and
G. G. Antoine tcoloredl for Lieu.
tenant Governor.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06

cat. X World. +
The jews IN italy are progress
ing. One-twelfth Of the senators
recently chosen are jews, Artom
ma Masaarepi, The frst ID Italy
Ebo have ever held this honor.
Surely time works changes. It 10
hardly 4 decade since the Jews
had n0 political and few social
rights in ITALY, whereas nov every
avenue Of prpfelment j. open 70
them, and they are SO intelligent
and patriotic that they seize every
opportunity III improving their
standing. Eighteen years ago the
world was startled by the Mortara
outrage, but the Italian Jews were
perforce silent, their brethren in
other countries became their
spokesmen. Now, orr brethren are
nowhere more privileged or rec
spected than in Italy, and, the
Jewish bankers, lawyers and
statesmen WELD a power in that
regeneratetl country that can make
itself readily felt whenever circum-
stances call it into reqnisition.
Italy, free hardly ten years, has two
Jewish senators, eleven Jews in
Parliament, Jews IN the Cabinet;
America, free since its discovery,
aud where are our Jewish states
mon and Legislators p Jewish
Messenger. . .ar "
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06

Mr. ]. q. Henderson, of the
we'll and favorably known firm of
I,eGierse a Co, Of Galveston, will
be in Lake Charles on or about
tie Glib inst.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06
4 RARaAIN.

FF7HE DIN. BRAsHEAR PLACE, ON THE
Calepsiau River, just below Marian, f0ld
Town. With An the Buildings and Improve.
ments, ana one HUNDRED AND Sixty
ACRES LAND,
l.erms- Four HundFed and Fie1y dOlars,
cash.
Apply % GEO, m WELLS, Agent, Lake
CiaYios, Louisiana.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06
THE CHRISTIAN INDEX.

A large Eight-page Weekly. Organ
of the Baptist Denomination. Should
BIO in every Baptist family in the land
1t is the paper our children ought to
read. 10 is the paper for all who,Would
know the truth as it is in Jesus. Sub
scribe for it at once-induce your
friends and neighbors to do likewise,
If you haven't the money. subscribe
for the paper anyhow-your Pastor
will make the arrangement for you.
Send for specimen copies The price
of the Index is S3 a year.
Address all orders to s,
JAS. P. HARRISON & Co.,
.... .r Rox "a, Atlanta, Ga,
Jan 90, 1876.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06
Feb. lO, l876

We are authorized 10 announce p, T.
LEWIS as a candidate for the Office Of
Judge Of the 8th Judicial District, Subs
iect TO the nomination of q District
Democratic Convention If held, and if
not, TO nomination of the Parish
Democratic Conventions, TO be held
during the current year in the Parishes
Of Calcasieu and ST, Landry.
March I6 1885,.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06

1nittees of She democratic paEty Of the
parishes comprising tllis Senatorial md
Judicial District, and to request en- am
saer thereto, ct the earliest day prac-
ticahle.
JOS. hit. MOORE,
Pres, pro tenn.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06
nEaEocR ATTIC TICKET.
Fer President.
samuel D. TiLdem,
OF NEW YORK.
For Vice President,
T'EaOs. y. Hendricks,
OF NEW YORK.
oE TNDIaNA.

The receipts Of our agents,
Whose names appear in our pa
per1 for dues to the Echo, will be
"a anIil as orr own. -----
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06

IA Catholic church for cnlored
persons was dedicated in Wash
ington, d. o., on Sunday. 18th
instant.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06
May 4

Having been solicited by numerous
friends, / hereby announce myself as u
candidate for Sheriff of Cnleasieu par.
ish, III the November election.
ALLEN GILLEY.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06

pIunaer he's again been reinstated
IA tie aonfalon " Of the party.
TH. X. World.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06
June D.

At the request OF my friends Through
the District l announce myself as II
candidate for the State Senate, for the
10th Senatorial District ..
w. II. kirk MAN.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06

am a candidate for Judge OF the Sth
Judicial District, at tho election to take
place in November, 1876.
GEO w. HUDSPETH.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06
CANDIDATES COLUMN.


At the solicitation Of numerous
fl ends, / hereby announce myself a
candidate for the office of Clerk Of the
District Court of this parish, vt the
election to take place i'll November
next, 1876.
July 6 j. '. MOSS.
T am q candidate for reelection to
the Lower House Of Representatives,
at the November election.
G. w. RICHARDSON
July 6
Je suis candidat pour ReprGsent,lnt
a Ia Legislature, I6Iection en- Mo-
vembre proclaim.
G. W. RICHARDSON.
6 Juliet
We are authorized to announce
DAVID H. LYONS, the present III
cumbent. as q candidate for the Office
of Sheriff of Calcnsieu, al. the NoFeni-
Der election. w june u.
Nous sommeo autorisG a annoucer
DAVID II. LYONS, ShGrif actnel,
CONNIE caudidat IN place do Sh6rif
do Calcnsicu. E6lcctiUu de Novonlhre
proclaim. .- 20 Jum
At. the earnest solicitation Of many of
my democratic friends, I hereby an
nounce myself as candidate for the
Lower House of the General Assembly,
subject to the nomination of q Demo-
cratic Parish Convention, if held, .
w. Il. CiIEL.
a
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-06
April IS

Je suis candidat pour Juge du Sine
District Judiciaire. p6lection qui aura
lieu on Novembre, 1876.
GEO. w. HUDSPETH.
l3 avril
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T. SKINNER, Liberty .,...n. STONE, Calves op
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I.hal ol-E Eaenansaa So.

G. p ANDBus, seot'y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-04

WANTED MISUNDERSTANDING to can
" yass Tor our greal Centennial Book, worthy
he special notice of experienced agents For par
culars address the publisher, b. b. RUSSELL,
|oston, Mass. ulyI4w
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Kennebec Savings Bank

This Bank is not required to make
returns to Assessors.
Deposits made on or before the l0th day OF any
month aoiu be dated bceE TO The fret dog Of tie
came month
On First Monday In May and November of each
year dividend wilt be made on all deposits sand
ing at those dates, which have been on deposit one
full month
Money deposited in Savings Banks is not 10 be
taxed to depositors hereafter.
Dividends as soon as declared are added to the
principal thus compromising the interest every six
months.
Loans made to depostors on deposting their
Bank Book as security.
Once In Freemans Bank Building.
8. B. GLAZIER, Treasurer.
w. r. HALLETT, President.
Augusta, Jan. %, 1875. jan29.t&wtf
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CONTINUED from first PAGE. [

"Oh, but we are expected to be more
scrupulous than men. We shouldn't wish
them TO have the delicate sensitiveness Of
women"
81 agree with You Carrie. But he and |
had an understanding akout this woman.
and both kept her at an equal distance.
She resented 1t in me, but not i'll him. VI
course that never was worth a moment $
thought to me, for he was on my side and
maintained my dignity and his own. ana
do you not say that by permitting her TINS
liberty in my absence he has BUNDLED me
before her, and established sort OF under
standing with her. She believe that he
will tell me nothing of it. Oh it is trifle
TO the world, but it has taken away the
charm ofmy life. He's good man as the
world goes, but the world goes in a very
mean way. Ill had not believed him to
be an ideal man, would never have mar
ried him."
She rose, and began to pace the room as
she talked: II have never admitted that
there should be to two laws, one for men
and one for women, and never will admit
it. Why should women keep themselves
clean for the sake OF unclean men DO you
take pains to whten a garment that you
are going to throw into the ditch A light
woman is good enough wife for an I'M
scrupulous man, and it is the society law
to the contrary which is running SO many
women. What keeps woman stainless
First, her natural instincts. But these
same instincts would teach her to recoil
from uniting herself with a man not as
blameless as herself. Then there is relig-
ion. But if she does right for Gods sake
alone, she would shut herself up in con-
vent rather than marry one she couldnt
trust. Besides these, there is the wish
and hope to please some man. and be
worthy his love and respect. l suppose
most good women are influenced by all
these motives together-I was-but if one
have no motive but the last, say that the
love of an Inscriptions man isn't worth
taking such pains for, and his respect is Of
no consequence. Arthur always said"
She stopped suddenly in her indignant
defamation her voice was choked, and
she burst into tears.
Mrs. Atherton, who had been complete
ly silenced and disconnected by both her
sisters passion and her logic. took advan-
tage of this softening: Eyes, Arthur has
said many beautiful things to you, as you
have often told me, and you are not now
trusting him enough. Give him chance
to explain. Remember all his love and
fidelity, which you have proved and which
never failed you. Go to him frankly and
tell him what you saw, and how unhappy
it made you. Don't utter one word of re-
proach, but only ask him if he cannot take
away the pain he has givin you, and which
you cannot help feeling. If he should
laugh at you"
HE would not do that" her sister in
terrupted quick che never laughs at what
hurts me. But l do not wish to 90 out
now. We will stay here to-day, and /
should like to rest while. / shall feel
better to stay here till evening""
ICoNTINUED TOMORROW.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-04

IcoNTINUED TOMORROW I,