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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-22

The city Of Louisville is ablaze for: TIL
DEN and HENDRICKS. The popular feeling
is solid and earnest in this direction. We
understand that quite number OF our
young Democrats are going to st. Louis to
proclaim the wish OF the metropolis OF the
South. So says the Courier Journal.
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mT BESIDES THE MANY. OTHER
INDUCEMENTS AT COHEN BROTHERS. you
WHITE AND COLORED T,ARLETANSat 16, 10,
FL, and 25c.; very near half their former value !;
SWISS MUSLIN from. the cheapest, to the fnest
quality fully so per cent. less than ever offered
before; ....s : r,...s..,.,.r .'..1.-..@ u+
WHITE VICTORIA LAWNS (yard wide) at 1sc.,
fully equal to any sold last season at 2oc. at
16sc, formerly sold at Soc; at 20, 20, and 3Oc.'
reduced at proportionate rate;
DOIJBLE-WIDTHF FRENCH ORGANDIESa at 50c.,
formerly sold at 75c.; at Csc. for the finest grade
imported;
sATIN-sTRIPED FRENCH NAINs0oK at 25c.,
formerly sold at 35c.;
Most elegant quality LACE-STR1PED MUSLIN
(satin inish) at 20c.:
so pieces CORDED PIQUES at 12Hc.;
FRENCH PIQUEs in superb qualities; the cheapest
everknown in the city;
ECRUy HAMBURGER LACE for overskirts and
basques at csc. sold generally at Soc;
WHITE CAMBRIA at 10, I2k Is, 16as, 20,25,
80, IS, and 4Oc.-from "a to 15c. yard cheaper
than general price;
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN-LACE at 10, 20, 70,
80, BIAS, Sc, and Csc. yard. These are the
handsomest and cheapest ever offered T.!
Also, BRUSSELS CURTAINS. the most elegant ever
exhibited. at $50 set-really worth SlUO'
IRISH LINEN at 33c. reduced from 45c., also at
80 and 55c., market value being 80 TO 90c.:
large stock of CASSlA1ERES and LINENS Tor
mems and bows wear. jew
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DEDUCTION IN BOARD. J
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS Pm MONTH u

Mrs. EDGAR GARTH, 6f Albema1le county, one
mile from Ivy depot, and seven miles above Char
lottesyille, Is prepared to take BOARDERs during
the SUMMER and FALL. Location reality; table
unsurpassed; large, airy rooms; and beautifully
shaded lawn, admirably suited children. Piano In
the house, and every comfort for boarders.
4 TERMS PER MONTH, 825 children over two years
and servants half price. Special arrangements made
with families. j ,t521.s III ~ liz fs5,.s5f
!, For further particulars address Mrs. EDGAR
GARTH, Ivy depot, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
or sUDIETT & CAKT, Richmond, Va. 'je20-lw
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LEC0RHCE.

DAVENPORT Il MORRIS take pleasure
~ In Informing the manufacturers of tobacco who
desire to use 4 strictly pure SPANISH LICORlCE
of superior QUALITY and FLAVOR that they have
secured tho control OF the A, C. a CO. brand, and
are assured by the manufacturers OF regular supply
shipment Is now landing under cist0m-hOuse seal
10 this city. The quality WARRANTED PURE
AS ibiPORTED. jel7-1m
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HENRY WATTERsoN is oneof the delegates
at large from Kentucky to the st. Louis,
Convention. The last issue Of his journal
says that the papers everywhere are hoist
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81 Colonel John S. Mosby, Of Virginia, has
announced his purpose to support Hayes
and Wheeler.--BGltimOre Sun. -s,.
So, sot And the Alexandria Sentinel will
! do likewise gage .a =.
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OITY TAXES FOR 1876.
.. CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,}
RICHMOND, VA, May 81, 1875. J

D.. ...g CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,l
t.l. RICHMOND, VA, May 81, 1875.
This Office will be open from O'Clock A. M. to 6
o'clock P. M. from the 18TH TO THE BOTH OF
JUNE inclusive, for the purpose Of receiving from
any person charged with city taxes" ,..,.. .r
REAL AND PERSONAL, g..
the whole or one half Of the amount of tax charged
and that ten per centum will be added to the amour,
of tax charged In where the party assessed
shall fail to pay the whole one half within the
time so limited, ~ .a..- .;H#.s 80
The Collector respectfully and earnestly requests
all persons having three bills to leave list
of the same as carly possible at the Office, that the
bills may be gotten together, and if desired half
receipts made out A change in the Office on the Isl
of July makes it imperative that this request should
be complied with to ensure the parties from delay
in crowded room on the last few days Of the month
. ...,. rt,r... o.. JOHN F. ,REGNAULT,
lin a-,stt H.r,t. 49,. sa..a Collector.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE. Having duly qualified as exec.
~ utrix under the last will and testament Of Miss
AGNES CUNLIFFE, deceased, of Chesterfield coun.
w. hereby notify all persons having debts or de.
nlands against the said decedent, or her estate tt
present them to me, or to JAMES PLBASANTs, my
COUNSEL ut his office In this city. All persons indebt.
cd to said estate are hereby requested to make pay
ment thereof In like manner:
Executrix Of Agnes Cunlife, deceased.
IL 2o-Th3w
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THE VARIETY SPRINGS,
Il ~ y AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.
FIFTEEN MILES WEST FROM sTAUNToN
Gears stopping ut the door) on the Chesapeake and
- Ohio railroad.

FIFTEEN. MILES WEST FROM STAUNToN
(cars stopping at the door,, on the Chesapeake and
- Ohio railroad.
THIS WATERING-PLACE,
situated In the mountains Of Virgnfs, at an eeva-
ton Of 1000 feet above the level OF the sea, offers TO
both invalids and rare combination
Of attractions In the variety and excellence OF the
mineral waters the healthy and delightful nature OF
the climate, and the unrivaIled magnacence OF the
surrounding scenery. - sr.s ssf - i.-Hst..
The mineral springs include the three distinct
classes OF alum, chalybeate, and healing. The alum
to that Of the Rockbridge Alum. The chalybeate and
healing waters of very superior excellence. Am
pie experience In the use Of these waters have iuy
sd ay most
adapted to the treatment of dyspepsia liver disease
constructions scrofua, eryspelas, cuaneous diseases
neuralgia rheumatism. diseases Of the urinary ana
Sex, and general debility. There are few forms Of
chronic disease that would not either be entirely
cured or greatly benefited by their judicious use.
{ PLUNGE or SHOWER-BATHING in the healing
water. -s
The nights are cool and pleasant in the hottest wea
Their and the climate Is salubrious and invgOratiug
The scenery Ia truly magnificent Eliott's Knob.
4,44S feet above the water.evel the highest noun.
tain in Virginia. Is In full View OF the hotel and not
more than three miles from II. ,!s
Good music, croquet, and bowling alley Will con-
tribute to the amusement OF guests Besides, horses,
hacks, and spring wagons for hire.
whole will be opened for visitors on the 10TH OF
JUNE. .
Board Per day, 81 per week, 81 @; per month Of
thirty days, $50. Children under eleven years oio
For circulars with analysis of water, certificate o.
cure &C., write to the proprietors, or apply 10 Tue
D''pa'''' 0'n'e' ''l'' n' P. & NJ BUBRyss,
G., ood1,,, PrOurietOrg.
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a LACE7sTRIPED SWISS MUSLIN
at zoe: per yard worth 5oc.;
|EeRB~WaaTB end HBE F--PfQUF ut fese.
worth soc. per yard; .z.,.,Sf
CORDED pIQUE at 12HKc. per yard worth 20c.;
LACE-sTRIPED PIQUE at 1eKc. per yard worth
Soc;
CHECK SWISS MUSLIN large plaic) at 25c. per
yard worth 35e.: r.,,jssytf f,n. sl.f,t' !
,CAMBRIC MUSLIN at skc. per yard worth 1219c.;
Remnants of UTICA sHEETING, ga, ga, 10-4,
and 1874, at much below regular prices - Y
CHEvIOT SHIFTING at 10, 12lf, and 16Hc. per
yaru ',:sFss,,5 r.sr s;-.Fs II.
BED-TICK from 10 to 12I4c. per yard at
. LEVY BROTHERS.
Look at our READY-MADE SHIRTS. je14
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Il The founder Of the Johns Hopkins University re-
qucsted his trustees to besow certain number Of
scholarships on deserving young men from the States
der to conferwith those who desire information re-
specing these scholarships delegates from the Jolns
Hopkins University inaT be found on themorningo Of
each day named In S.aunton, june 30l ct the Virgil
MA Hotel: Richmond July 3d. Mt the Exchange Hotel
Raleigh, July 9th, at the Marlborough Hotel; Balti-
ard street. ~
BALTIMORE, May az, 1876. - l9-tJy3
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je 1-eod1m

rVIIE ALBEMARLE FEMALE INSTI-
| Il TUTE, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, reftted last
fall with elegant new furniture at cost ct ylIOOOJ
will receive SUMMER BOARDERS from the ISL 81
for hot or cold baths nor for use OF new n-pin
nleys. .... MY IO-tm
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EpEaJrAI NOTICES

: a5T W1IE5cLosE A . o'MpcK r,
Non and sef this date Wa MIN close our store q
= O'Clock P.M. Our store ID open for business at
half uast 81 which ai give purchasers more than
twelve hours time to buy ther goods.
,eIe ss LEVY BROTHERS
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COWS FOR SALE.

nor SALE,-TWO No. l FRESH g#3.
i MICH COWS for sale. Apply at: Lib
lie 22-3t* corner Seventeenth and Broad streets.
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JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS, ~
% ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY,
EIGHT MILES FROM GOSHEN DEBUT AM
FIVE MILES FROM MILLB0RUD EPoi'
ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD.
TWO DAILY MAILS-TELEGRAPH Qffi''
AT THE HOTEL. mr.,
The proprietor Of this popular SUhafh, o. 81,
SORT, encouraged by the great success oi ts. -.
son, has during the winter added to the airss ,sr
plete arrangements. until now the acconiip -,
offered the public are far superior 70 ANY a., M
tering- place In the celebrated mosntain' u VIZ
( : The GRAND HOTEL, BROOK HOUSE, am, ', y
COTTAGES will be open for the reception " '@'
ors on the 10TH OF JUNE .,,,o,. .,e
Thechambers arS large, airy, ana eohfeA.n AVA cor
rau.ly furnished with gas In each rooili, anu w.
| n ected viii, the main Office by electric bells
~ HfYT and COLD BATHS on each hGcr; 81 a
| The MINERAL WATERS consist or aIum VI -
different Grades fodiue-ainrn, and chsiypta
AInm IA more modern In all oil iss appolnshe'
than any hotel or watering. place IN tng SsrpISt
KESsSICH'S FULL BRASS AND slnI''
BAND has been engaged. ,,.s e;
BOARD: Per day, 50; per wsessStl .So q nom
month. $3.50 $S5, according TO Iocat.on y, s,nir
reduction VI ten per cent % p aruees is'''
Pamphlets to be had a,s Es sssSsss9IpE S z l S.
Ladd i Co. JunN p p ''lN pr,,nrieter.
nv 8S-lm 81 sHS TT
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T7HE HEALING SPRINGS,
WILLIAM D. BISHOP, PROPRIETOR.
GREAT REDUCTION OF BOARD
W ts.a
.'H AT THE
CELEBRATED ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS

Owing TO the depressed condition Of the coun.
try the proprietor has determined to lower his
charges that all may be able to derive the benefits
They need recommendation to xirgnianSS since
the thousands who have been brought from deaths
door to renewed health by the Of their
medicinal waters. Since last summer the Chaly-
bcate Spring, which was opened last year, has been
thoroughly analysed by Professor M. b. Harden, or
the v M l., of Virginia, and by comparison shows
it to be fully strong as .Rawley" Of carbonate Of
small quantity less than the other two springs 80
in addition to the water that has made these springs
SO famous the proprietor takes pleasure In anhounc
ing that he can furnish those who may need to drink
either separately or in connection with the more
celebrated waters Of these springs pure carbonate
Of iron (chalybcate) water inferior TO none, ana
equalled only by Rawley, In the state. Inns ~ the
very cheap rates, with accommodation iuiiy up 10
any previous year.
First month of four weeks, sou; TWO montls,
Professor /. s. DAVIS, University of Virginia,
resident physician.
nv I5-cod3Ot Proprietor
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PIC-NTCs.

49,, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2sTH.
,r,o oo,,uodsous barge GREENHOUSE and fast
e,,a'otuR E. O., ARNOLD have been chartered ny
the officers of the school for the n CITY nrces
,i nom miItec of ladies from the congregation.
The barge will leave the wharf OF me ond pohiu-
ion Steamship Company, Rockets at |:oo A. M
Music will he provided. co. o,,,dro,
Tickets: Gentlemen, 75c.; ladies, 6oc.' cnhiafeh
under twelve years, Soc. :. 1,-o,a,ouse q Par
b.m,s Berrian 6 McPhairs Main street; +. =. Du-
nnvs Broad street; A. A. Scott, Morrison q Go.'
Church Hill, and from any OF the teaciers yc 11
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~ HANDSOME SASH-RIBBONS at
zoe. per yard; &i'iH A#3 - 'a"t's
HANDSOME sAsH-RIBBoNs at Csc. per yard;
HANDSOME sAsH-RIBBoN at 95c. per yard;
HANDSOME sAsH-RBBoNs at 4oc. per yard; ]
HANDSOME sAsH-RIBB oNs at SOC. per yard;
HANDSOME SASH RBBoNs at coo. per yard;
HANDSOME H-RIBBo at Soc. per yard;
HANDSOME sAsH-RIBBoNs at 75c. per yard;
HANDSOME sAsH-RBBoNs at s5c. per yard;
HANDSOME sAsH.REBBoNs at 81 per yard;
HANDSOME sAsH-RIBBONsa at 81. 25 per yard;
GRos-GRAIN, TAFFETA, BASKET, and PLAID
RIBBONS, in all widths, at great bargains at
- LEVY BROTHERS.
A new lot of HIGH BACK &c MBs-very cheap.
IA NO.
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ing TlLpEs and HENDEscKs as thee !, n'asta'
head. eve shall clearlysget shsough WED
st. Louis the first day. q F
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EXCURSIONS.

On and after MONDAY. 9Th instant, ROUND;
TRIP TICKETS willie sold between Richmond and
Phiadeipha at S14.7O. Limited to THlRTfDAfs
ROUND-TRIP, TICKETS between Richmond and
Baltimore, Sc, uta iShepherd and trains leaving
Richmond at 8 A. NJ. and $3.50 7. NJ. only. Llnlted
to FIVE DAYS from date of issue.
Passengers leaving Richmond on the 8 A. NJ. train
arrive at Philadelphia $50 Il. III. on the same day
four hours in advance of any other route. 49,
Tickets on sale at offices of A. w. CARRIER, No. SIG
Main street; Exchange Hotel, and at Company's OIL
fees, corner of Eighth and Byrd streets and ~ Eghth
and Broad streets. =. q; iA1Loh,.
lie 5-lm GencraI ilcket AEent.
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TUESDAY, June goth, s p. NJ, final celebration
Of Philoogian Society.
WEDNESDAY, June 2lst. AZ P. M, annual meet
ing Of Board Of Trustees; p. d., final celebration
Of Mu Sigma Rho Society. 'f'.'' (,
THURSDAY, June ed, 8 P. NJ, delivery of d.
plomas and comforting of degrees. - te, cost
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On and after this date ROUND-TRIP TICKETS
will be sold at the Office OF this Company, at S26
Main street, and Exchange HOTEL TO the various
eastern and western North Caroina also to the But
falo Springs In Mecklcnburg county, Va.
~ ''' Up JOHN r. MACMURDO,
10 Dim .., General Passenger Agent
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S. EHOR SANDALS the ladies should go
display This Is really true and should be specially
considered by those visiting the Centennial and wa
tering- places. No better investments can be MADE
than pair Of saudafs from the fact that without
hardly any exceptions they please everybody; ;,
{. lie 10 .@t''tfJsti hllE5Iz;g GOT Broad street.
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Visitors leave the cars at Scot .sburg depot, Rice
mond and DanyiIIe railroad, where all trains ar
met by coaches for the Springs, twelve miles o''
mut. - .nu Rt,f +, 1..,r my 29-MaTh4w
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-12-09

NOAH WALKER - CO,
Celebrated CiothierS Of Baltimore. Md,
Announce the introduction Of plan Of ordering
Clothing and UndcrVveur
By LETTER,
To which they call your special attention. They
viii send ON application their improved and aecg-
rate
RULES FOR SELF-HEASURENEST,
ana fun line OF samples from their immense
stock uf CLOTHS, CASSlMEEES, COAIlNGS,
SHIRliNGS, &C.. thus enabling parties IN any
part of the country 90 order their Clothing and
S6-t. direct from them, with the certainty OF re-
ceiyinE garments OF
The rerg latest SUle
ind Nosi Perfect FL As'gmqlle.
Goods ordered win be sent by Express to any
part Oh. the country.
AZ is wsU known throughout the Southern
STATE, they have for Foyty-Ilree ears
EECELLED
I'm an d.partmeats Of their business, which is a
substantial guarantee as 90 the character OF the
Goods obey wili send out
4 large sui We.l-assprted stock OF
EsEABY-BsAD CLOTHING
always on hand together with full line OF
EEruisl.inE Goods.
including all the latest Novelties in Design an5 st
POPULAR PRICES.
When Goods are sent per Express C. o. d.
th.r. ,.ll Dc no collection charge on amounts OF
$40 aud over.
NuIes tor SELF -Nc8su.cmeut, Samples %! Goods
and Fr.c, Ii.t sent free ou application.
Th, attention OF the Trade Is invited to ou'
Wh.'.-4le Department, which is always kept %
o. tl. uf.h.s; standard.
SCAEE WAEAE-s = 60"
N3aua-.r-e-s and Dealers iu Mems and Boys
C...Iir- ana Furnishing Goods, either ready
made .r mad. CD ord...
ltEaaI ~ Baltimore street, BALIIAo
NAY la, lo7G-yU. Mp'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-12-09

Here Hen y took the miniature '4i e' aS
pocko, and handed it to bis uncle, az 81, sane
rcGlllng his glass
Aunt Patty got out Of her chair 70 look at
the picture. "WelI. now" she said, sic Is
beautiful"
You may well say that, sister, sal the
colonel. Bother me il do not wish had
been in Guss place. Deuce take il way dit
You not sc, the girl yourself, Harry? The
most charming, graceful creature ever lail
my eyes on would give thousand pounds
for such niece
Would you z" imputed. Henry, paiiins the
dog.
Yes, that woull, replied the co'on > :;
and nine thousand more on the top Of il AMI
that makes ten thousand; deuce take me ii |
would not y
"Then I'll in'r,duc hsts.to you tomorrow y
said Henry.
A. there was a weldine..a, The house Of Tie
worthy colonel very shortly after, nud ihe old
gentleman was highly pleased with The beauii-
ful aud accomplished bride, il isreasonablc 70
suppose that Henry did not forget his promise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-12-09
A Mastcrly Summing UP Of the S.tu-
alton.

The Hon Joseph Pultzqr, Of 81. Louis, No,
has written review Of tie political situation
for the 81. Louis Times, which Is by long oi!'
the best document If tie kind yet issued No
give his conclusions:
Mr. Tilden has carried the Electoral College
beyond any question it you count either OF the
three Southern States.
Mr. Tilden has majority OF eighteen cicc-
toral votes you count oil these three States.
Mr. Tilden popular majprity Is over 30O,-
coo votes, or larger than that Of Grant IN
1868.
Mr. Tlden lns received the largest popular
vote any candidate ever received -htgef eyca
than Grants vote in 1872
Mr. Tideu has the present House OF Repre-
sentatives, by an overwhelming majoFiIy e.
support him.
Representatives by an absolute majority
Mr. Tiiden, 10 any conflict, would have the
Legislatures aud Executives Of twcnty-ouc
States in the Union 10 support him. Including
the States OF New Jersey. New York, Connec-
ticut, aud Iudiana.
Mr. Tldcn will have very nearly the cutirc
half of the population Of such States rs Penn
hlINAIla OulO, hul ltiluNio W sAlp'lh Hih' ~
any conflict.
Mr. Tljen will have nearly one-half Of tho
United States Senate, only from two to four
votes less than 80 absolute majority, 10 sup
port him.
Mr. Tildeu will be the constitutional and
only President IT, by virtue Of The throwing
out Of Southern votes the election is thrown
iato the House, hi, ever should come to a con
iiict.
Mr.. TiIden, if Grants dcspcradoCs should
dare to declare Cipher Hayes elected 10 open
violation Of the Constitution by mere fump
Of the Senate. could issue a proclamation az
the only President supported by the only lIou@
of Representatives calling for one million men
Cipher Hayes aud everybody engaged in biz
enterprise would be traitors and rebels b their
country, and forfeit their livcs
For these reasons don't think there Is
much ground for serious alarm about the final
result Bat should it come 10 the worst We
would be defending only law and Constitution.
liberty and sclf-coycrnment, the Union and
the Republic, and Kellogg, Grant, Morton
Hayes & Co., would be the rebels fighting a
gainst their country. But mark my predic-
tion-they will never let il come 70 this
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-12-09
A Tramp Printers Story.

"I It was Tangle- foot Tony that was tramp
ing with me-, said Freddy" as he ran piece
Of twisted paper down the lamp chimney 70
get a light for his pipe. =" We reached BalG-
more ono dag a little after dinncr-iimo and a.
re entered The suburbs. being hungry as two
wolves. told Tony 10 stop under a tree near
By and would % mp 70 a house q little way
off and ask Tor something TO cat walkel up
to the door and rang the bell The summons
was answered by servant who kindly IN
vitci me in, notwithstanding my dssipa'cl
appearance. asked for tho lady oftho house,
who appeared. ana 10 whom ! appollcd fr
food. She told mo 90 f,llow her and lei the
way down into The dininG-ro5m. ! SAT down
% the table as directed and commenced cltiar
The lady vas very kind, and al the time I
was eating talked sympathetcaliy of tlo poor
people thrown on, u employment and of the
hard times peryading Che country, and seemed
very anxious fhat should cat enough an idea
tia, ny stomach and Che large roast before me
also suggested.
"My time was not 50 absorbed in eating
that failed 70 notice a little girl sitting in
one coracr Of The room surrounded by prom
iDent young family of Gols. Sic seemed %
be deeply interested, and Just before finished
eating, disappeared, but soon returned. and
advancing to where sat, laid silver quarter
by my plate. Through, the tears 10 my eyes 10
see the young face beaming with bcnevo!encc,
and turning 70 the lady remarked: Bid Der
take it back, please can't rob such an
angel; she Is too kind she makes me feel my
own unworthiness 70 breathe tie sane ar
with such innocence, unta'nshel By y single
spot from tbs wicked world around Der. Dd
her, kind lady, take I, back 'Ob. 10, rc-
piled The lady, keep II. 10 your distress il
will do yo1 more COOL than sic could realize
from it. aad besides, 7 wish 10 cncourags her
10 such acts, 50 tbs, sbe will grow up 10 be
good and useful woman bade the family
sdieu, with many thanks for their kiDdncss,
and deeply impressed With what had ex-
perienced. walked back o where left
Tony, meii!ating as I went, realizing that tie
world contained some true Christians after all.
Tlking care to remove al traces Of tears, !
approached Tony, who samuel ny co1nte-
nance closely and inquired "What luck, OIL
chap held ont the money, fresh from those
pure little hands lie opened his eyes aston
isbing,y wide, and enthusiastically criel on;
Twenty-Five ccois Enough fort driubs A." "