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The New York herald., 1876-12-11
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE .as5 BRoApwAY--.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 70. RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERs.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, I,ae5 BgoApwAy--.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ASD SALES on rArERs.
AMrsEaENrs-ap PAcx-Ist, "a. and 81 eola
iSLi. sSiiosDaa, sKssoN~ap fAoxVsd HsaVsd col col
nliiiAKps -s1a r.er-e,h col
soAphSp soAp Sp LopS rsSfh col COL
nusINEss Opportunities oTn PACK
XII ssfT. saS
Az rsss.sa and ss ..
SoraHTstessES SaSeIlH su rsf Flcxsd COL
DENTisTsi-7ra I rAcE- 4sh col
BIZ 70 Gs sGa ;s ss'f AND
RundrnsN PHsNislHp,n ilF rssN-h 60. ,o,
fiNANcI cIAL-ern pAcr.
PINE ARrs-2n raGE-3d col.
ok SsfaR ROOMS pasne asp 3d. APARTMENTS TO
Rs EYfTyySH 5n rssres col and ~, coils
HELL TIL, = r.cs4.n col. :, 81.
HTELs-isr sr i..sr,-asn co.:
iNsrRuGrioS ini D Iu racsSd col fA'I,'h COL
LOST AND FOUND -isr p.cr--lss COL
ShiihSaTR ssssia MaSTRLs rta7d Urn rssa4h ss' COL
aNR
ssgSlf4c sEw rSicaiioss@s,' risSs4 ss' r.e.o.A col,
ooksl Our oF er1 * FOR SALE Or
REAL ESTATE TO ExCIASGE-2p PAcx--4th col
REAL ESTATE WAN1ED--.p PAcE--1th col.
REWARDS -lsr PAcE--lst col
SALES AT AUCrIuN--lsr PAGE--3d. 4th aud 5th coils.
SITUATIONS WANrED-FEMALks-7r PA.E-ist, I'd
aud Sd coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-Tru PAGK-4th col
SPECIAL MOTTO ES--lsr PAGE LIST and I'd coils
SPORTlNG dogs. BIRDS. SC.--lsr PAck-ad col
STORA,;E-7rH + AGE 4th col
THE fRADES-1Ti PAcE-- 4th col.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PuRroSES--ap PAcK-lth col
UXfyESIsIIEp Eooas AND xFAErMESrs TO LET
2p PAck--4th col
wwAITGilEs; J.WElEy Ac-,7,n rAsx-etA col
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STONEY 4 MAPEs. AUCTION AND COMMISSION
- house. Il9 fullon aud AZ Ann

At sale Tuesday viii oncr the greatest
.cty artistic articles Chinese Ware d
from the importers house having been made the
acpo for the sale Dy auction pryat. sale. solicit
inspection by cunnoisseurs and dealers.
Antique-old Dutch aud English Clocks for halls: And
irons fenders tanieehras Gongs Gi.andolcs. kc. &c
Inid mahogany Furniture. Jefferson bookcases. Eu-
reaus Tables Mrmentoes General Washugton, Goods
from the Iate txvsilon hundreds Of curious and old An
ttaue> now % much sou ught alter
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SALES ar AUCTION.

SErESIm wAED PROPERTY FOR sALE.--Ilol II
~. henry ST.. win xped term Of lease from the kn-
gers 500: will be sold auction by
ANTHONY }. BLEtCkLR & son. Ill Brosdway. ON
Tuesday. December Il. at ~ O'Clock.
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December H. 1870 II o'clock. tho Exchange Sales
$ sis brick .ss I'm s n~s"s .d Is ID % S ss
nnd Extension \ u fair order and contains all .he con
Office
MAX. BASEEsDoRFER. AucrIoNEEe. OFFICE.
M ss. s y., - n o. r1w
bargain, privately.
MAnsuAL,s ADJoUasED sALE..-BY. yIRruE or
M an execution viii sell this aay. IL O'Clock at No.
90. West 2Ist ST. one stationary steam Engine also one
MARsIIAL's sALE.-PETER ROWE. AUcTIoNEER.
o'elocs ~ Chatham fourth asor 10. u L,sho.
BY order 1. A Curry. MARSHAL office u chambersst
MORTGAGE sALE--Ey J. ". CAMPBELL. JR.. Auc:
oeiass a. s s Az" near sis st. entire ssoeS fistur-
al ssi' za1 s" a
Gh;romes gree" and yerw; u"ssrs scnnas Metallic
Brushes Glass Jars Cans Tanks Show Gases Clock stove
Shciyings Counters Binns step ladders other Goods,
specuators and the trade specially invited by order
Mmorgsgc mads hy John Mcdonald We saall srIl at h:
+ n.y. Ssss s. ss's .s at
and es'''" s'G,f ssissAsS sG VssS' ocE
DAwNBKoKRR's sALE-wArCTrs AND JEWEL
rywE L piE5D n: Genss., Anelioassr @ sses5eom No 10
s.ns god and Silver YER wa,ehes s sca ha"
Co ' so~sry Bfss sale viii begin p'II as II
At that time.
I)AwNBKOkEHs SALE-riiOs. MiGRArH. AUG.
tGnce ss c,atsan 81 -. c"smt Mui.ersy will seil t"s
Shawis Remnants, Quilts blankets Bedding oots Shocs
&c also Coats. Pants aud tests BY order D. L. rrsgcn
Wrst J;d st.
I)AwSBEOkEE's sALE-R. FIELD. GENERAL
L Ausancer ssicsroom No. ~ Bowcry will sell this day
~ ~ o'clock. go lots mems ana women ciothinc.
Dresses. shaws Remnants, Furs Undertaking. Quits
Bankcts Beds Icdd,ay. Pillows. Boots. shoes. Also
Coats Pnnts ard 'cS;s By order w. MEnrbaeh Grand ST.
IJAwNbkOKEvs SALE-JAMns AGAR. AUCTION
will sell this day. at ~ O'Clock ~ New Bowcry
and Oliver 200 lots of 0vercoats noe Sack n
ness Goats Pansa,sc and Vests At oci.ck no lots of
Bisnkes Boots Shoes uaitcra Feather beds Pillows Ry
order VI w. bruckheiner Co.. I'd nv.
DIcuARD WALTERS SONS ArCTIoNEERs--
IlGrvc~rics, 1c masials SALE WIN sell Monday at 10
o'clock, "a East broadway. stock Groceries Teas
Conccs spices. SOAP, Starch. Blnng, oils Goods
Pickles. sancc Rice. Cigars Wines &C also lot Woorn
Goods shaw Jackets Cofortcrs Dres. Goods lot Hard
ware, shoveIs Axes Planes. Cutlery, Wrenchcs Ham
mers. l.nups, kc RICHARD q. WALSH. Marshai.
CHEHIfF'S SALE OF GAS MACHINES, &C.- GERARD
tCBETrs Auctioneer will sell this Monday Decen
Der III, NJ NO cadc St. several Gas Machines Tanks
Pipes. Casting, Office Furniture, Safe. &e.. &c
HARVEY scotIkLn, Deputy. wv g. CONNER, Sheriff
CHERiff's sALE or fJEwELRY.-GkRARD Belts,
tCAnctoneer will sell this day (MoDdsy). December H. ut
mcnt ofJewcry, consisting Of Watches Chains Iockcts,
dr.. &c. WILLIAM &. CONNER Sheriff
wiLLIAS II. Bunss. Deputy
CHERIFF's SALr OF MACHINERY, &c.-GERARD
DBETrs Auctioneer, will sell tuesday, December IL
At O'Clock a. l2D William ST. lot of Machinery consist
inY ?, ~. Lrines Il s;,r rney. snsnE Hangers &e Se
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+ \ a AUCTION. / \ v
n REGULAR HORSE AND CARRIAGE SALE,
Hy VAN TASSELI. KEARNEy. AUCTION EERS.
ut their AUCTION MART. no. ll2 EAST 18TH ST..
near 4TH Av.
on TUESDAY. DECEMBER IL. ut 10 O'CLOCK.
FULL DESCRIPTIONS in CATALOGUE, ~ AUCTION
Mart and under tins head TUESDAY.
WEATHER NEVER INTEkFEKES WITH OUR SALE.
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Sarte Serseir.
to-
Sr3ablnn9 bon 8alter @ogel,
[6CrtlrBunS.1

[6rrtirBuns]
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9eocmiitbi9te &eter.
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tIem eriminaIlumpen beidimpftiuiro ?"
Scr %eter bat Sfedtl" tOnte cS bon
allen Seitcn; n'S 1T cine Sdanbc. @lf
ibnl"
Sbne 3lueifel ludrc cine fur6tbare
SCenc erfoI9t, ludre Der Baron nidt
3lpiIden 8aIter unb feline 6einoc setre.
ten uno bate burd cine 9ebietenbe Sano.
bewe9nn0 Die StreitcnOen 3urildseboI.
ten.
u@drriideS SOIf!" ricf CT; Der
SelIber9 bat Tedt, 8 1T ia &irdlpeib /;
iebt Sbr nidt Die @db6en anf ibre
Sdn3er luarten? Bum Sang, &inOer,
gum Gang! - gS Isbe Die @ernOeI.
&nna, Die SdOnite Der 0irnenl llnb
Der Sbis bier mag our Strofc mein
Rferb beiuubrsu. 'SOrparts, Iass i'd;
8Iarbt Sbr, id luia nod Idu9er guren
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re SdnOeI ub, iuenu i'd nidt bier bin."
@lit bieieu 8Orten Idritt er Dem
Tan3pIube 3u, unb bic @en0e, ibrcS
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benO uno iubeInO. Sur 9Seter luunote
ltd I'M, lno ben Irm erbebenb, Seiete
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nun8 1T nod nidt abseI5IOfen /"
BoIter audte NIT ben &6IeIn unO
ponbte iib gu 6sm SuOenfnaben Inn,
oer 0Iil6Ii6, Der Osrbeibeucn Strafe
entrOnnen gu iein, benz 8efebI beS 8a.
ronS uabSefommen mar nnS Sur Grbe
8cfanert isOer 8ews0uns bsS feurisen,
al ben Baum 9cbnubenen &biereS foIs.
te.
SD banfe Sud, 8uItsr." iaste er,
HnO feline efIuno ionOerbar lueid.
oSbr ieio nidt, iuie bic Slnoercn"
"8ir iinb einmuI bic 8artas, bic
GusseitObenen bss 0Orfes," msint.
8aIter, tpcbmiltbis IddeInO, ,,ba mub
idon @iner gu Oem @uOern baItcn."
nS6 ipOIIt'. id f0nnf Sud eiuen
0icuit tbun, $err BuItsr," uuterbruth
ibn ber Snbe /; aiebt, i'd bIeibe uidt
mebr IanSe i'm 0Orfe. id ioII su ureinen.
Sctter. bsm reiden &urOn in Der SleIi.
beng unb bort Ierneu Gin reider Manu
gu lperoeu, ilno i'd perO's, 70 uabr Soft
Iebt; nno 9eoenfen tusrO' ids @aen,
mas iie mir an9etban, iluO bem $aIel.
buuern obenun, bem itOISen Rann, Der
ben Suben bebanbeIt luic einen SunS.
uno meinc @fntter nsuIid init oem Stu.
Pc bon iid ftieb, ba fie ibm gu uube fam.
Sbr absr ioIItet nit mir 0ebeu, Ssrr
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-16
s ell Columbia! {!
CUR 9ubsIfrisr ter RsputIit im SABRE 1876
bon

Our SubTIfrisr SeT Rspublit I'm SABRE 1876
bon
Sarl @eitersbaufen.
9ia&; Sine fsRs Burg u unisr @ctt."
Grbebet beuf i'm SSeiteelana,
MuS boiler 8ruit 9ebrnn9en,
Na8 2ano, has bunSert Sabre lana
Scr Sreibeit 8ran3 llmi6Iun9ci,
Gem einlt Der Selben Sbfuert
Grluarb ben freieu Serb,
Oa8 feinen &onig fennt,
Sa8 ii9 oaS freite nennt,
Columbia Sell unb gbre!
@fit ieinen SbdIeru,. .ieinen S0b'n,
Wit ieiner Meere 8o9en,
Wo itola bic Sternenbanner pebn,
SOn SreibeitSbaud um3o9en,
0em emit g eor9 @o fb in9tOu
Grbant' Der Sreibcit Gbrou,
9em 2anb', 70 9robunb bebr,
Wit Soft ii6 Sdnb unb @ebr,
Columbia SELL unb Gbre!
9ie Sreibeit foil in ieber 8ruIt
9ie beir9s 8obuitOtt finben,
sic ioll IN 8an9en, luie in Qult,
Sid felt lrno itarf be9rilnocn.
Sn 2ie6' nno inn'9er Sreu'
Snrd8 2eben iie un8 fci
OeS Screens bOdIter Hubm,
9eS SoIfcS Seili9tbum,
e olumbia Sell unb G6re!
90 IdalP aus trsier 8rult empOr,
NOd in entferntsn &a9eu,
Wit mddf9em 2auf 6eS SonFe$ Gbor
3llm $immel bin setrn9en,
Miit bobem @iberbalr
Sur6'S 9anSe BeIteuau,
Gem frcicn &aterIano,
@eidirmt bon 8ottcs.Sauo.
= olnmbia Sell un6 Gbre!
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NorOhenti6er QloDb.
8c9cnldbigc 9umpfidifffubrt
irii6rn
S3renlen MnS S0ltimDre.

rAC%SNSN WeRp cSWe1bUtUEEa
via southampton,
Sur6 bic rigrnS fir bieIrn t3ped AT tsr G(ste
rrbautrn, nit alien GrfprbrrnilIen SsrIrbeuett.
neurn eilrrnsn pclf- DamPfi6ifr Spn $500
Spnnen:
Baltimore" Capt, Wsvsr.
Berlin" putI6r.
nCbio," ;, Wrysr.
DSeih3ig," -, Spfmann,
DSranni9beig," llnbaiI6.
DRtrnbrTg," SGam
Die GrprbitiOn finbrt fatt ipis fpIst:
Don Sremrn: Bon Baltimore:
DRiirnber9" 15.Da.'75 8. Santor'76.
D0rauni6DriB" 12. Sdn76 5. 9rbruar '76.
yRiirHberg" Q. 8ebr. 4. MGn
VBraunibturS8" s. WGr, T. 9lprd.
nnS frrnrrbin jebsn swsitsn Wtttppdj BON
Srrnlsn unp teesn Sa mfa9 um 2 libr
Nadmiitass RON Baltimore.
germittrIit tisIrr Dampfrr ipnten yaTaaisre
na6 Srenieb Southampton, 9Onbpn unb Sap-
re unb surid bsfGrbrrt.
Vaffage'Preife:
gpn Baltimore mad Bremen, SOutbamptcu.
3pnbnn pbrr 6apre
Gajite 800 GjOlb,
3pil9eubrf $50 Gparnnt,
Gon southampton mad Baltimore:
Gajilte $50 0CIb.
.3pil9enbrf $32 Gpurant.
gpn Bremen pbrr SaSrr naCb 9aItimprs:
Gajite $iOO G5DIb.
3wii9snSet $32,Gpuraut,
NetoMr.8tIlct8
Son Baltimore na9 Bremen tbsr Sayrr uub
juriid;
Gatlte 1880 GjCIb.
3pil9rntff $3.50 Gpuraut.
gpn Baltimore nab Sputtamplcn pber qcu.
bon lln6 Surid SOn SOutbnmptpn
9ajlte &70 @Clb,
3piI9snbtd, $3.50 Gouraut.
Sinbsr Spii9m unb 10 Sabrru ,ablcn bic
SGIfte.
g8f8en 5ra6t uub yaEagr 1T bisIrn IN ieber
2nIid,t mpisbIenspertbrn S6iTsn prnbe man
ll9 an bic @fnfraI'gl9rnten btr ainir,
VI. Sdumader Il Comb
Nc. 8, S.'GbarIeS Ctr, Baltimore, NRb,
ptrr alt
PB. 6. &annin0er,
9lrO. III gprS grinrr Giraffe, 9anralir.
DECEMBER %, 1S75-1S.
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than, oonn ober tuar @nna'S &roft er.
idOpft, ibre 8anSsn purben bleiber
nno ibre Gn9en ihIOiieu fib in ciner
tiefen Sbnmadt.
Sept famen bic @iannsr uub 8nr.
i6en berbei9sronnt, aud Der Baron, cin
iuenis beiddmt, fanb iid ein. 8uIter
aber Iieb Gnna lanslam in bic @rme
ibrcS SatcrS sIeiten, uno 9ins biniue9
bonn SeitpIube bem eiseuen itiIlenSdnS.
6en gu, bo8 abeeionbert lag bon ben
BObnunsen Der @eniden,
Sine 8eIt trus er in ieiusm $srjen,
cine BsIt Der SeIi9feit; er Iisbte mo
tuaro 9eIiebt.
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Gin 9oa $4.00 800 $l2W
;3psi 3ca 700 1900 1000
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gentbum nj. un6 aagsmtint Nnlttgsn 10
Gents bic Belle fir bic srRs Ginrtduns unb
5 Gents Die 3siIs fir isbs n,%bnIss Gin
riduug.
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anetrt Inltiasn bel Der 8anlsL baIbtn, brit
tel Ober piertsl SpdIte tusrern pls fcl9t be
rsHnet prrbsu:
Cine auu,s SpaIis iGbrlIb...$i50.O0
@int balte SpaIir n." 5000
8ine brtitfl Spiltt ,...,m 6O.0O
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G- VIE 8ritft, WittbtIuusen &c. maifsu
pit fUIBt abrtitrt psrOta:
J. George Ripper,
r. o. Box 10
HARRISBURG, PA.
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Sbr fOnnt init 8anben binoen
0ie Sdno imO SiiBe mir,
Oo6 f0nnet ibr nibt binben
Ser $cfnltng @siit in mir.
Sbr fOnnt bnrd'8 Ser3 mir itOben,
Sin SdluerOt 10 bIuti9 roth,
Sod fonnet ibr nidt itoBeu
0arin Die Qiebe tobt.
Sic Orei, iis bIsibsu INNER,
Sb glQe8 reibt uno bridt,
ltn0 9tbcn bellcu Sdimmer,
Benn onSlOidt ieoeS 2i6t.
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What the Diamond Did.

George w., Of England, sont the fA.
nous Pitt diamond rs n present in n
ring to tho Persian ruler, Fath-Ali-Shnh.
The bearer Of this costly ring, Sir HNr-
ford Jones, was stopped in his journey
By q messenger from the court, md do.
sired not 10 enter tho capital, where
French interests werO then paramount.
After Sir Hartford Ind exhausted every
argument to show TINT ho onght to be
received, without making my impres.
sion on tho Persian khan, hc said:
"Wnll. If it must be 40, shall return,
Int this must 10 with nc" and he took
from his pocket the beautiful diamond
ring which had been sent for tho shah.
Tho sparkle Of the gem produced o
magical effect; tho khan no sooner be-
held it than lle lost his lalance, md fell
back from his seat quito ont Of breath
then, recovering himself, Lo shouted;
"Stop, stop, Elcliil May your condo.
scending Kindness go on increasing
This alters the matter. l will send MI
express to tho heavenly resembling
threshold Of tho asylum Of the world !
swear by your head that You will bO re'
ceiyed with oil honor. NTashaliah II
is not every one that has diamonds like
the -Inglis." He was rs good as bis
word; tho express courier WIS dispatch
cd, and Sir Hartford Jones entered The
city Of Tehcran by ono gate, whilc Cen
Gardanne, the French envoy, was pack
oil of by tho other.
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The Flow OF Speech.

Though we MI employ speech, says
tho Popular Science Monthly, yet wo
differ in case and agrecablencss Of utter
ance. The voice is weak or powerful, as
determined by tho mode of action Of tho
respiratory organs. The timhro is
shary, harsh, sweet or harmonious; this
is determined by the confirmation Of the
resonant cavities. Whatever quality OF
voice We happen to have naturally, is to
be preserved, though it may be improved
by constant attertion TO the car, by
steady observation, finally by training.
s eecl does not flow from its source
with the snme ease in all cases; here the
mind is master, and mental qualities dit,
for from one another to far greater ex-
tent than physical aptitudcs. Some
persons express themselves without diff.
iiculty or hesitation-their thinking
faculty nets rs continuous force; others
seem to grasp a word or q phrase here
md there-their thinking faculty is
fluctuating, confused, undecided. a
certain feeling OF constraint produces
stuttering, stammering. II used to be
supposed that suffering is the result OF
grave defects Of the vocal organs, but
such is not the case at all; this infrmity
has It's seat in the mind, and it may be
cured or mitigated by Systematic effort.
1t is shown by statistics that Provence,
Languedoc and Guicne contain greater
ro:tion Of stammerers in tkeirpopnlation
than any other portions Of France.
This statement, when saw it, was a
surprise to me; it has always been
thought that no one could possibly fal-
ter in his speech who was born near the
Ioronnc.
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Caught Him at 1t.

a lady, the wife OF we'll known New
York merchant, had occasion to ride in
the cars from the Grand Central depot.
She was n timid lady, and had mortal
dread Of pickpockets. She knew she
would be robbed in riding through the
tunnel. The cars wero crowded. There
was but one vacant seat, which muat be
shared with gentleman who wore n
duster. AS tho train entered the tunnel
the woman put guard over her pocket.
Oh, horrors she caught tho hand of
her associate, aud held on to it, resolved
to bring his iniquity to light. On
emerging into tho sunshine she found
that she had caught hold Of tho gentle
mans hand, but it was in his own
pocket. She was intensely mortified,
and made ample apology. The gentle
man-who was well known lawyer
laughed the matter of, but the woman
would not be appeased; she got the ad-
dress Of tho gentleman, and sent her
husband to explain how it could have
happened. In nherconfusion she neglect
cd to explain how she could hold the
hand Of a stranger for half mile in the
dirk,
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Young America.

Tho central figure was bare healed
wunn,u with broom in irr hand. Sh,
stood ON the buck stop, and was crJ ing
"Gcorgle /"
There WIS no response, hut anybody
who had been on the other side Of Il
close board fence at the foot OF the gar
den might have observed two boys in
tently engaged in building mud pie.
"That's your mother hollering,
George, said ono Of the two, placiug
his eye to n knothole and glGncing
through to tho stoop.
81 don't care" said the other.
"Ain't you going in"
"No +"
"Georgie !" came another call, short
and sharp, "do yon hear me1"
There was no answer.
"Where ia she now7" inquired
George, putting in the filling in tho pie.
"on the stoop," replied the young
man at the knothole.
"What's she doin'l"
saint doin' nothin'."
"George Augustus |"
Still no answer.
"You, needn't think you can hide
from mo, young man, for I can SEQ you,
and il you don't come in here at once,
I'll come out there in o way that you
will know it"
Now this wns IN eminently natural
statement, but hardly plausible, as her
eyes would have had to pierce m inch
board fence to SEQ George; and oven
were this possible, it would have ro.
quired n glnnce in that special
direction, and not over the top OF pear
tree in an almost opposite way. Even
the boy at the knothole could hardly
repress smile.
"WhGt's she doin' nowl" inquired
Georgia.
"She stands there yet"
~ won't speak to you again, George
Augustus" camo tho voice. "Your
father will be homo in q few minutes,
md I shall tell him all about what yo1
have DONE"
Still no answer.
saint you afraidi" asked the con-
sciGntions young man, drawing his eye
from the knothole to rest it.
"Nol she won't tell pa; she never
does; she only see so to scare me"
Thus enlightened and reassured, the
guard covered the knothole again.
"Ain't you coming in here, young
man3" again demanded the woman, "oi
do you want mo to come ont there to
yon with sticki won't speak to you
again, sirl"
"ls she comin'?" asked the baker.
"Now
(which way is shc lookin'?
ashes lookin' over in tho other
yard"
"Do you hear me, say?" came the
call again.
No answer.
"George Augustus do you hear your
mother talking to your"
Still no answer.
"Oh, you Just wait, young man, till
your father comes home, and hell make
you hear, III warrant yc."
"She is gono now," announced the
faithful sentinel, Withdrawing from his
post.
"All right take hold OF this crust
and pull it down on that side, and that'll
! DO another pie done, said tho remorsc
stricken George Augustus.
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"Well, you aro nice boy to send on
a message" said,n woman to n hoy who
had lost q bundle with which sue had in.
trusted him. The boy struck the atti-
tude Of au orator, and replied: Not
being common carrier, aud not having
entered into a contract with you to carry
your parcel for and in consideration Of
any sum, have incurred no liability,
and an liable to no penalty. II I had
undertaken to carry the parcel for my
own; particular profit, my iOther oven
would not have been responsible for its
loss (seC Butler agt. BaSiug, 9 O. & P.
6l4), unless indeed he paid me smaller
wages because Of the opportunity TINS
afforded me to make small sums. On
this point.I will only quote Dwight agtD
Brewster, / Pickering (AIiss. 80. But,
rising from tho Inv to tho eqnity OF the
casc, have only to say"-but before he
could say it his father had yanked him
from tho room. N