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The daily gazette., 1876-07-12
SHEnIFFS SALES.

g HEklFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of sundry writs OF III. Fa. TO me
directed, will be exrosed TO Public Sale on
the premises. in Mcdowell vile. city of VIII
mineton. in New Castle county, Delaware. on
TUESDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF JULY. A. u. 1910.
At II o'clock, a. m,
The following described Personal Property,
viz:
! bay mare. store wagon and harness. lot Of
china and glassware, brushes bro0ms. mo-
lasses. spices, starch. III ltches fruits. jelleys,
pickles. teas. sugar. hardware. oil cloth, hats.
gloves, handkerchieis. collars. stockings. &c
also household and kitchen furniture: con-
sisting of sofa, marble top table. wall chairs,
large chairs. Brussels carpet, ingram car
Pc, rag carpet, beds, bedsteads and bedding,
tables. bureaus, washstands. chairs. &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Edward Mcdowell and james j..
Vincent, and 70 be sold by
VIM. Ii LAMBSoN. Sheriff.
Shsrif's Office. New Castle
July 10, A. d. 1876 ) jy1l-ts
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Don't Read This (!

sen "a oook tt tor newly.married people, of eitra
Contains .uUse oyer 5ao 5saSont%emplating % marriage, !
vgns, lWn,, securely sealed for rs cents Address,
wall q Co.. Lock Box 1885, Saratoga. MY
The daily gazette., 1876-07-12

GHERIFF'S SALF.-By virtue OF a writ of
- Venditioni Fxponas TO me directed, will
expose1 to Public Sale on the premises of Lo-
renzo b. CHM. in Appoquinimink hundred,
in New Castle county. Delaware. on
THURSDAY,
THE Goth DAY OF JULY. A. b. 1876,
At o'clock, p. M.
The following described Personal Property,
viz;
horse. cow, carriage. peach wagon, /
sleigh. farm wagon. plows. harrows and cul-
tiyatoIs, carriage aud wagon harness. two
thirds interest in 20 acres OF wheat; also
household and kitchen furniture. consisting
of beds. bedsteads. Brussels carpets. mirrors,
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perty of Lorenzo ID. CHM. and to be sold BY
VIM. ii. LAMBS0N. Sherin.
July 8. A. d. 1876 jy7-ts
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DIRECTORY FOX ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. i,ass BRoADwAy=.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES or PAPKRx

ADsI"iiShAHs'S M SALnS ~ 1AhNANs
.-s
AMukEnENIS--2p Pacp-r'. 2d and I'D coA
AsThol: l:0Ii-1D PiGk-6th col
l.tAkD5 LIN fAcx-4th col
HOAkDEkS W WANTED-2D PAGx-5th col.
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-2D PAeE-Sth ana
9th cola
BOOTS AND SHOES-2p PAcE-dth col
BROOKLYN BOARD-2D PAGE-6fh col.
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SAILED PAcn-Sd
col
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIEs-9I 9IH PAGE
Bu8INESS NOTIcES-7TH PAGE 18th col
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-2p PAcE-3d col
CLERKS AND SALKSNEN-12rH PA0E-5th and 9th coils
cLOTHIN0-llrn PAaE- 6sh col
cOACHMEN AND GARDENERS-I2ru PAGE-6th COL
cOAsTwIsE srEAMSiiIPs-isr PAck-5sh and 9th cola
COUNTRY BOARD-1p PAcE-dth col
DANCING AcADEMiKs-iirn PAcE-6sh cot
DENTfSTRY-tlrH PAcE-<th col
DRY GOODs-1sT PAcE-5th col
DWELLING HOUSES To LET. FUBNISHED AND UN-
N1SHED-2p PAsE-4th col
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A-M11JoR M1 osnlI GnAs sAEKEE sIn AucIIosaEs;
claim viii be sold positively without reserve on Tuesday
Mar. Ne. .s II \ rss !. ss sp q o
way and sssh g., the following valuable TRorTlNG
DfREcros bay stallion TX high, foaled lsa; erca sy
onian tnysdsRs dam Iy Tom r.m6. rr.ndds% BY Crab.
trees Beaunder. by imp Belounder can beat 2 so no
!. ASbH,LusIA bay stallion ian high f:sed ises cssa
Clay ~ Aisxsndsrs Asa.Ii.S srsndd.@ y yermss.
& ss % o. aa sSs Ss ms.
ssa,ns high .ss,sa 1851 bred y
nysdyk dam By american ssas has record Of a:io.
,Is an s s s;ss BE-: b
,rasssd j. her four year old icrm IN 80 II
bed Ss 1o ssns l. R .S @
e II got by Ethan Allen. dam the Lincoln mare can srot
oELDISc IsA high issss $780, bred Sy Am.s: -
OEsTSuT ssS iea.s 1871, Is bred y T.
q :, ps no .a The rsD as
now on exhibition at the mart No posponemcns and safe
'.cAIxLoaUEs can DO had AZ the SPIRIT, TURF Or
MAkT Offices
a. oSsFn .a os
sale q bred Trotny stock bred by HON
's ss:
Ss "sf %1 ss ss Sa
ssds% asss1s:s sIsrss % souSsEf 'sSs
SHffs ss syys '@''
IsSman &c The Geidins e 40 is shsrs Toronto
SJ3SK ssS The The Mart "a :, !, :. =, s,
as saIs I, IS5s PosiTivE; TIVE no po.,poucmen.
caA sykxs = scssr k
TtcKy .naSanse: !. Il. .ssana sSHT SALE Of the FAsr
ksa rsss 4 soS ,ss %
ton Mari and New Tsserssiis corner Brosdw.y
ns smpns s Ten Ss ca" rom
oss :" % z sd
IRor the Rcs XII tSS .n n., =. n
hs BEST t,ossios bleed TsGss !. the Mar:
@ and behind the
The SPEED before the sale Catalogues now ready Sails
A. Shs s TE ySlSHths
ASs HHeesf e: as ssSfS s
Ell 1s sespS ~ l.. sa
:s:' Ss''s
Ss M6A
4 .ss
.d Il m sRa rhS %
Es. Of Exchsauer Blue .: Tenth Lss0s aS Ss ;ra
lnciuu,ng Two extraoroi""rJ senssomens oAAA"u
THAT THE STOCK came from KENTUCKY the bills Of
lading freight bills and policies from Of
shipmcnt, CERTIFICATES Of sECKRTAxIEs Of FAIRS
&c. ready TO exhibit 80 all desiring TO thom
STOCK subject veterinary examination, and
the Central Avenue Stables. Central near
Fleetwood Park where thcy be In harness
der saddle and 70 Sunday juno = when they
will be removed to the Mart.
TiNE ssi%sS ior sAs;s hos' s.,l be sEcws n,,vs
~aa. on ss
70 be present
CATALOGUES. with full particulars pedigrees records
Of &C. ready n the Spirit Turf and
o1jcoa tho stables.
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DISEASES OF MEN.


The Importance Of the hcalthinsss OF the nervous
and death and the direct bearing which Il has
M qualities powers; importance Of heaIshfu
Its moderate the danger OF overtnxing IT,
sn. and ~hsh.ep Sy sne
absorbing attention 70 the conduct Of comp
ted and business interests by the exces
vrtem All these proper subjects Tor considerations
iso the knowledge Of what q moderation wis. excess,
has devoted his whole time and attention 20 Che study
port department. accurately detcrmne the dsensed
conditions their nature and origin whether arising
rom lis experience and prsctce has harmed 10 discover Il
the arrangement and as promptly apply the remedy.
thus svoidng the painfully slow feeling aer the trnth
shat the matter. the extent Of tho dersnremsnt The
cal oSserrsen as as the assaness o tho prompt sp
statement coming. not from bat public nsttu
tons not only - home bnt abroad that ve large propor
iuse insanity recover placed under
treatment within after the nrst sympsoms have mani
n me nssecuai department BRAN mas become
hsusted BY mental appcaton deprving OF the
q connected :houfns can only ~ strength
systemsc methods II 10 precisely In other de-
psrmrn whether o. appetite propensity pss:cn each
means ur bringing them nom their overwofked
Ssustsd condItions The Importance this branch Of mcd
hc pcrpetuaon family the securing Of hereditary
utes aud retention Of estates IN tho same family
From long and large experience IN sh: direction hsys
alton families in the city and nation and
certainly communicate much 20 cultivated minds In
he or every department the system
and the or their powers whether Of bran,
appetite. propensity or passion
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4 DAR0xTN.-0E xTLEMxx's TURNOUT FOR
"A sale Hcr.e years Old is1z hands vsrransed scnnd
Wagon and Harness would sell separately Private stabis
rear Of house No. - East 29th st
A GENTLEMAN ABOUT LEAVING THE CITY WILL
n sell very beautiful Ixndaulet. made BY J. B.
Brewster Co perfect order Can be At tho
makers factory IN 18th -. east Of 9Th av
A Doc CART. ny BREWSTER. eso; BRETT. $3.50;
N Coupe Kocknvay. $40; Of every kind of
and Harness - moderate prices JOHN O. HAM.
d58 broadway.
4 --Sis0 WILL BUY A GOOD TOP WAGON. COST
"A. S<35 Last month; Ans Harness. ~; - - ksss
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PENNSYLVANIA RATLROAn.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

PENNSYLVANIA RATLROAD.
il GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Now York. via Desbrossss and Cortandt street
ferries. ~ foll0ws:-
Express for Harrisburg Psburg the West and Soush With
Pullman palace ears attachsd 80 A. NJ and 20 r
NJ Sunday and 30 r N.
Fc. wiiamsPor! Lock Haven CORY and Ere e. ~ =
Petroleum Centre and the oil regtons
Baltimore Washington and tho South Limited wash
ngton Express" Of Pnimsr psror cars daily except sun
lar At 8 40 A. NJ. 3 and Y. NJ - -
Express for Philadelphia T. 30, S:4O. $50 A. NJ IL 30
5. T. Ii0 8 at sSO r, NJ and y night sunday, g.
g. T. :3O and I. NJ Emigrant and second class IN
For Centennial depot 30 30 30 z, 80. 40
NJ IL 80 3 and r. NJ Returning, leave Centennial
depot us s:i5, Io 30 A. NJ las. 90. 4 30 and
ror es.in. 20 Newark Elisabeth Railway Princeton Tea-
ton. Perth Amboy, Pennington, Belvidsrs and other
points sso local schedules ~ Hll ticxes on1ccs. .
Trains arrive Pitsburg - and ~ ~ ~ and
cent Monday Prom Wellington aud Baltimore, 9 70 a.
Philsdspba, 40 eao 80. lo;is 4 1o = - A. n;
day. sIu, 20 SO, 4 - a ~ e'c9 aud 10 ~ r
and Of Desoros::s .ad cor,i.nds e. No ncsrs .s
En- spigS1n'r "a 'rIsnwPsDx. IHs ~ b. X. BOYD, Jr,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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(NLD ESTABLISHED LINE FOR sTUYvEsANT, CATS
~ Kill and intermediate iandsngs Steamer ANDREW
HARDER from Franklin It, pier 35). Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday; MONITOR Monday, Wednesday and
Friday st 3 II. NJ.
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no RxCHANGK-A VERY GOOD 0ERExN DRud
Store cs the bcs. avenue cf New York. ecrnss valse
of Land good Hoass, "a Inquire a. Ho0ERslN0T dsss
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Gsmbrno Hunter Charles ). 3 Unknown. ewnor & &
so u si g So. s
with the train for the track LUBS. Prcprissor
TAIrERsALL,s TURF AGENCY. i.227 BROADwAY--
booked spS.Ts h:.: sss
thero and books on ell tho races.
w pSlvgs9 SKEsk9 Jf4Y rfHSk.
xoNDAy: IU;S
GRxSD BExEIFrr
rEfss sins''sf SAsEr K
Sy bis bscsSs. wS" With hin for The
- The nave kindly Donated sSe track cr
r. ss;:' sssss sss % 'sssss
.s: Tssss I.ssss S:sss d1.as 81
Ss::s: = s; S;:, $'S
srsi: s Vii g nile sss: three ssvsr.:a @ =:
free. stages nom horse cars to Park:
HORSES. CARRIAGES. 81.
AUcTtoss, House g nss or q ARG ARG9 e yoIISsros.
near University place.
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES ARE HELD
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLO0K
y Moss HaFsE 4o Dzs os SR aon
ABLE HOUSE IN The CITY
GENTLEMEN HAVING HORSES OR CARRIAGES
SELL or those Wishing 70 buy will nnd our bnnes con-
house the respect and confidence Of tho business
Il .' xpv1scEs 4; sss os Sossosxxsrs
1HE REGULAR SALE TO: MORROW .eruEspAD
T BE oEE ~ & 9F sFhsod FhE kAxSbST kS w AsP MGsp At
Roam TK.M-Elegsns Carriage Horses. full ioa hands.
hay fEAM~very nns Carriage Horses. 10 hands,
yesrs. very ssyii,h. safe and kind
= H.EGASf costsE. Sy WOOL BSorHks$s '''''
WssT6EsTgE NIs6HE aockA%AYbkA6LES pkA6 PRAY
SHax FL s7% 81 ST saoonr
See catalogue In to-morrow's Herald
GENTLEMAN LEAVING TIE CITY MUST SELL
"A his Road Horse top Wagon snd Harness. horse year
prssss paw ssss x" wsss asss Sss~sss Boadssy ana
A JOHN MOORE. 81 WARREN ST.. OFFERS
A ssGSS reliable snsr 'SH rhas'S., ss F,s .,o
Canopy Phassons, Jsrrer sgcns. &C.
Hs.ne.s h band sewed ur;, rs.s .scel. gig % s2as
Everyshns shs line, good quality. a. low prices
A FOR SALE.
a. S.s S"s sss sa' :s::gsss s'ss .ssss T5ssss 5s:s
ssRwsfIk sRs Ssai! = SS CO. D'si' sss a., and 18th a.
A hair value eons.sins mess stylish and hand hand
sss .s.ss S and m ss & @ snS,
with Harness 20 match whip Lap Kobe Ill for SsoO
would sell separately. OWNER. i2s Hast i7th st
rnsyncr @ FAMILY .o! moass ,s naSDs "a
as. 0REy's stable, cheap
a FOR SALE, PAIR DArPLE GRAY HORSES, i55s
"a. HANDS. years old; stylish; trct fast;
rnnscd In every particuInr Cart Harness. Blankets,
Robes &c. The stylish In the city seen at
ss West ssh Must be sold in lew days. Inquire for
Nix Whites establishment
A GOOD LIGHT LANDAU. IN ORDER; CLARENCE
"A and Coaches 6-~cat Phaoton st second hand
prices and two-seAt Wagons cheap i0p Sd av.
ATHALF CoST-PHAErONS. TOP WAGONS LIGqT
~ Wagon; best city n,akcrs: latest stys Private
stable. SD g. and 4th nv
A srkOxu HACK CLARESCE TO ExCHAN0E
n for swo low price Horses. Isl hands ~ I'd av
A -FOR SALE CHEAP-FIvE GOOD BUSINESS
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OLD DOMINION sTEAMsHIP COMPANY,

" snIiinR rom pier 81 North RiveF.
For Norfolk City Point and RIchmond, Tuesdays, Thur
r. NJ connecting with the vrgnls
and Tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coa:s Line pisdmon. Az
points in North Carolina and
Virginia. Newbern and Washington, N g. (vfa Noriolk)
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Lewes Dei. Monday. "wednesday and Friday % r NJ
connecting with Maryland and Delaware railroada
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed .
Through passage tickets aad bills o sdnr 10 Al
Insurance Norfolk. &c, u cent Freight
received daily pier 81 North Rvcr General cnices l9
Greenwich st. N. Ia McCHEADf. frestdenl
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TRxAs LINE FOR GALVESTON. TOUCHING AT KEY
West, carrying the United States mail The steamer
CITY OF HOUSTON Captain Desrng viii sail sasu.-
bills OF aing given to all points the Houston and Texas
Central international aud Great Northern. galveston,
Houston aud Henderson, and the Galveston Harrisburg
and Antonio Railroads. Frcights and insurance at
commodatons apply TO G. II. MALLORY Co. i5s
Mnide ana
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A LBANY.-PEOPLE's LINE sTBAMB0ATB L8AvE
"A pier ~ North River daily eundays exospto4 e
n, ioS Albsny sads ell petnss Nerth ana WssA
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18

"DO Won think so9 Pray heaven he
may y solemnly calculated the master
and his men; and turned away deeply
moved
| Two months later the great bell hung
from huge derrick in the lathe room
OF the factory, and beneath it stood Il
truck upon which it was about TO be
lowered. A silence fell upon the group
OF w"rkmen rs the pale face and feeble
form OF "lnvent"r appeared, borne on
small reclining chair. He had re-
covered his reason. and was fast getting
back his strength. His large gray eyes
Instantly fastened themselves on the
bell, that splendid masterpiece. whose
making meant so much for him. They
had told him the whole story of the
casting, and the disaster in the foundry.
but it all sounded like il wild romance
to him.
- remember nothing that happened" :"
said he. shaking his head with Il smile.
Its new to me; all new and strange
so strange"
"lcs." said the master dcv0utly lit
was Gods hand"
Every eye turned upon the invalid.
Some of the men felt almost afraid. it
WAS so much like IL resurrection to have
him there among them, the boy they
had known so long unidentified. now IA
Young man. keen. intelligent. us if
changed into another being.
Il should like to strike the bell once"
Two men lifted him up and put Il small
hammer in his hand.
lie struck one gentle blow. A deep
sweet, mournful tone. solemn us the
sound of distant waterfalls. rolled from
the great bell and echoed through the
foundry. Tears filled the eyes of the
rough men us they heard it.
'Ah" said the master. ..there's Il
halleluiah i'll that, and it may well be
gin here. Long may this bell praise
God! He saved it III the ruins of the
furnace by one wise thought in the
ruins OF Il human brain. Our furnace
has been rebuilt. and behold this dear
boy has his reason again This bell
and the boy shall glnrify God together"
'Amcn ', murmurcd the listeners
Then the great bell was lowered. and
aS the truck was rolled away with its
mcl"diouS burden. the boy WAS lifted
and carried after il. and both went ont
INTO the sunny day together. the rough
men standing III the doorwaNS waving
their hands.
Little Inventor afterward well
proved his claim To the title 81 lightly
given him in his unfortunate boy hood.
His name l. now read on many IL bell
whose n;itchlc>s richness of tone his
genius and skill III metals alone created.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18

river. III open pine woods. making 4
most desirable resort for imvalidS. They
will he known hereafter as the ..BeecheI
Springs"
think that the above is correct. ex-
cept that there are in my opinion. only
tw" springs. which unite and form a
large pool which be calls the Mary
spring. The water in the two springs
and i'll the stream before they unite. is
clear a> crystal. but in the large pool it
Is slightly milky, which may he pro-
dmced by the water of the different
springs containing different minerals
which united cauSca slight precipita-
tl"n. However. the water was not so
milky but what we s;w IL large turtle
swimming about and occasionally stop
ping To look ut us. We could smell the
sulphur quite distance from the
springs. There are Il great many live
oak palm and prickly ash trees scatter
ed about and altogether it is a very
desirable place to hold picnic. We
drank some of the water. ate our lunch.
and then went in batlang. The water
WAS of about the right Temperature for
comfort. moi amy too warm. and found
IT much more hu"yant than our river
water ut home. Since then have felt
much Younger than before. hut am not
now prepared to state the exact number
of Years my life WAS renewed. write
this for the benefit of life insurance
agents. 81 that they need not he i'm
p"rtunln% me to insure my life. for
don't need to have it done ROW.
Very respectfully,
IIOHACE H. IpE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18
Squibs.

Kansas keeps nobly in the van of
civilization. Her State Treasurer is in
Jail.
Ellhu BulIitt can drive a strange dog
ont of his yard in thirty-three Ian
%uageS.
The extreme height of misery is Il
small hoy with Il new pair of rubber
boots and NO mud sr sluSh in reach
Before his marriage, Broughne praised
the artistic manner in which his wife
''hangcd" her haiI. Now he complains
of the cruel manner in which she bangs
his head.
Il wouldn't a-grabbed it," pleaded
Chicago thief in court the other morn
ing. charged with smatching Il diamond
lrcaStpin from Il man. Il wouldn't
a-grabhrd it. only | thought was
a-catchin' Boss Tweed -
An exchange says : ".Angular al
coh"T is the lnter-Ocran's latest way of
putting it," The latest WAY Il large
majority of Western editors have of
putting it is putting it down their
throats.
The majority of pins found in the
SwccpngS from the Dresden Union
school house are bent in IL peculiar
fashion, suggesting Il sudden ascent of
pupils about to occupy the recitation
seats.
Why should the hcchive be taken as
Il symbol of industry ? Not bee is to
hc seen all the Winter long, while the
c"rkroach Is up at five o'clock in the
morning, and never goes to bed till
midnight. Let's change this thing.
what will YOU have ?" asked a
waiter of one of the Indiana editors, at
the dinner i'll Philadelpli;t. as he handed
him Il bill of fare And the Hoosie,
with the high forehead leaned back in
his chair, wiped his forehead thought
fully with "a napkin, and calculated
sieinlN ''G'lmpIc all -
This is the kind of weather when 4
man sees his wife coming into the room
with scuttlc of coal. and. after she
has poured every bit OF 1t into the top
"f the tall stove, says: Darn it, Han
ncl, Neu ought to ave asked me to do
that. But its too late now"
SAY, pop" said John Henry's hope
ful, the other day, wasn't it the prince
oi whales that swallowed Jonah - And
John patted his head, and gave him "A
nickel. and told him he might some day
he IN alderman and then as he put
OF his slippers, and found small chest
nut-hur in each toe, he took that boy
over his knee and wrestled with him,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-02-18
The Difficulty in Rhyming.

we parted by the gate i'll June
That soft and balmy month,
Eeneath the sw"etly b-aming moon
And with a-wHnth-hunth-Su
Tan find a rhyme for month.
ears wrr" To pass ere W. should meet
wild" and yawning gulf
Divides me from my love. 80 sweet.
And sadly with an-ulf-Sulf-dulf-
Plung" ihrs,. in thu. gulf
All! how dreaded in my soul
i" leave my lovely nymph.
While Years should their l"rs Seasons roll
Before -hymph-dymp mph-symph-
Alas my loving nymph.
oh had loved her many years:
loved her for herself
loved her for her tender tears
And ais" for her -shrlf-,lclf-sInlf-
Must let it =" AT pclf
s"rr"wfully wrun. her hand
While traIS dad fast escape
My anguish | could not command
And feeling like at tapc-cap--ap-
All must make it ape
gaV" her last fond adiru
sweet pupil of loves schO"l;
told her | would e'tr be true.
And ever hr a--rui,'-mul,,-lool-
lest wind up an the fool
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VOLUME 39---NUMBER 2Ol2.

and pay the penny too, won't that he
near enough right without telling 9-
asked Jenny:
81 don't know, said Mrs. RAY. "Some
times wrong should he righted silent
~, but II any one else were likely TO he
blamed for the fault, then il would he
very wrong not to confess it, and per
maps 1t Is wrong too to win love by hid
ing what would make us disliked But
would rather that you should think it
out Yourself; only hope my little girl
Will d" whatever she feels is right"
As the next day was Il holiday, Jenny
went earl Y to see johnny. Her heart
beat very tas hen she went into the
shop. She 1t made up her mind that
II was right % tell. She stopped at the
counter. "Ah do You want TO buv
something before You go in to see John
ny Z Miss GOodnuts asked. "Johnpy
has been talking and talking about you.
! declare, You've done him more good
than Il dozen bottles of liniment.-
"lm sorry began Jenny, and then
she stopped short, her face red all over
sorry about what =" asked Miss
GOOdnuts.
Jenny drew out the four sticks and
L
lemon stick the day | bought the
needles" she faltered, "when you went
III to see johnny, and I've been sorry
every minute since, and didn't taste it
once, and have brought them all back,
ana on III never he so wicked again,
SO y"n II let me see johnny; wont you
please ?"
Miss Goodnuts looked at Jenny as
tohlShed. She took Oft her green spec
tacleS and looked at her, she put them
on again and looked at her. and she
rubbed her head until the knot of hair
ana the red ribbon gave way and fell
on her shoulders. Jenny did no ven
tlrt I" look up. She had cried herself
|" sleep the night before. and she had
walked up III the night and cried, but
her eyes were dlN now. although her
lips twltchcd and her color came and
went.
Look herc,' said Miss Goodnuts.
leaning over the counter. Then Jenny
looked up us she was told to do. Miss
Goodnuts had Il very solemn look on
her face. II am going to tell you some
thing that have never told to anvbody
in all my life" she said. She lowered
her voice to whisper ..Once when |
was a little girl like you stole a penny
.n.,t :, t,, " I l"'h'' -p""h ana
,nn,n w;,.l,oJ ',iH ,T -" you see l was
my ,,o,,,a' n'I ,i ,m'h you. never told
im% SnnI hu, '"I' II Lli IT. never told nv
like Non think | should have been
nat rr,,,, Ny ''ie ,i, iIt It,. y Tear drop-
nv. it'll. i..I Tiu' 'ui eyes Oh oen
III, I,.. "'"' neh 'he queer olu
th,. cnnmta,. ">a, ',nj i'"" !'i.eu up Jenny on
Ln,. .'n,I ' i.;,'I 't''i P", Her arms around
I;.y,. M th,, LaIin i NOW you VIII oe-
ever .h. .aiJ ~ 10" as nlicn as
nv in to .... L,i,,,,, " in'n sue i.'u 'eh-
IN L.I Iii. ,,,''' NY H|H S' 'i'S up
hi, L.J u.. ,,,',,'.i ~ 'sn'' Desiue
i'm, .i;,I,'. ;,'i '''','' ''"'t covered WIN
,.,l,.s and ,..,t'i;e rou "P ~, WIN Ie''ies ana
t"an,t tn,, '"''': ''.s "ere was iitlie
.t,,n ur,s o,,;nom VIC Spo"' oi winch
liz m, Snrr,';. -
80, ..,iJ :; I p''e parry 10! !ou' Johh-