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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-08-05
CLEANLINESS.

Charlestown, S. c., has 80 base
ball clubs.
Carlisle, Pa, has two females to every
male citizen.
The things we try to forget are those
we remember best.
Sitting Bulls pure Indian name is
"Tatonha Otehka."
London, Eng, has quadrnpled its pop
ulation in sixty years.
The latest style of female dress is
moulded closely to the form.
A California doctor broke his leg by
trying to stamp on tight boot.
The shoe trade is somewhat dull just
now, but there has been a tremendous
demand for cobblers.
For the quarter ending June 80 the
large sum $7,OO3 931, 26 was received for
the sale of postage stamps.
Maggie Minot, of Iowa, is twenty
three years old, twenty seven inches high
The number of single gentlemen adver-
tised for to occupy rooms indicate that
double gentlemen are not wanted.
Bret Harte begins "Gabriel Conroy"
with "Snow, snow everywhere" Dickens
begins "Bleak House" with "Fog, fog,
everywhere"
Charles Lamb, when speaking of one
of his rides Oh horseback, remarked that
call at once his horse stopped, but he kept
right on"
Mr.. Evarts spoke in his grafton, July
4, of "our debts to the men of 177G."
All, would that all our debts were to the
men of 1776.
You can't throw stone in this town
without hitting tramp. darlington Hack
eye Then throw it, by all means, adds the
Philadelphia Bulletin.
st. Louis papers notice that Edwin
Booth, who is never at home in Winter,
and who goes abroad in Summer, has de-
cided to live in Chicago.
1t was rather personal in a California
newspaper man to chronicle the purchase
of a mule bya brother editor as ga remark
able instance of sell. possession.
A Camden man logged butcher knife
around for two hours, Offering to kill any
one who said he wasn't Moses, of Biblical
fame. Every one said he looked just like
Moses.
Two young ladies of La Crosse were
standing by ditch thirteen feet wide,
which they didn't know how to cross, when
their escort said "snakes" and they cleared
it at a bound.
The Scientific american is troubling
itself with the question: "Why are we
right-handed >" We give it up. But it is
necessary to be handed in some way, and
it is better to be right than to be President
The San Francisco Neus Letter tells of
man so exceedingly thin that during the
hot weather he stretches himself along the
clothes line during the night, and when
the mosquitoes alight on him they split
themselves in two.
In the Pyrenees the following notice is
posted in a hotel: "All travellers on their
arrival will be entitled, gratis, to bath
with friction and special lotions. These
lotions will guarantee the traveller perfect
immunity from the numerous insects which
infest the hotel.'
"May they always live in peace and har-
mony," was the way Yankee marriage
notice should have wound up; but the
compositor, who couldn't read manuscript
very well, put it in type, and Mortified the
happy couple, by making it read, "May
they always live on peas and hominy."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-08-05

Practical LOVE MAKING AT A WATER
ING PLACE.-A Newport letter in the New
York Express has the following little story:
The Spouting Rock is only short distance
from the hotels or cottages-in fact, any
part of the town-and, being great curl
osity, is a favorite promenade, especially
for lovers. Seated in snug corner, a little
beyond, the other evening, we had, free
from intrusion, enjoying quiet smoke,
and, impressed with the beauties of the
moonlight on the waters, still we fingered,
vet noticed, without unusual thought, a
couple-a maiden fair, with male compan-
ion, young and well appearing-draw near
and occupy seats on the rocks very near.
| did suppose was noticed by them until
she, rising and walking in front of him,
called my attention by saying, Well,
James, my dear, you know my PROPOSE
ton; and what is your reply? Pa told me
if you did not do it all must soon have an
end, for | must not loose my chances this
season. l am really sorry, but l cannot
help it. You know pa says if you will
settle upon me small sum, SO as to insure
me of being well provided for, we shall
soon be married, if you desire, and for the
present, if you can do no more, $4,000
will be sufficient. Can you not do it,
james? Say yes, please for pa says no,
unless you can " GO might, my darling"
was the reply, If l had time, but to do
it now is impossible, utterly impossible;
| will try, but will you wait for me ~
"James, pa wished me to bring your an
swer to- night, and told me if it was no, |
must consider all our relations henceforth
at an end and can do no better. l love
you, but can't help it," sobbed she who
was now in tears, and rising James put
his arm around her waist and supported her
towards the beach and homeward. She
halls from New York, but James is a
Western boy, of excellent character and
business reputation, though not yet mill
lionaire but. in easy circumstances. They
have been engaged several months, and
as a result of this brief interview, l over
heard it is whispered to-day in society
that such an engagement is at an end
We thought it would be SO.
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Price, 25 Cents.
NOTICE.
WILLIAM DEAN AND OTHERS
rs.
RICHARD DEAN AND OTHERS.
In The Orphans Court for Cecil county. In Eluit
IuIr

In The Orphans Court for Cecil county. In Equity
July 10th, 1876
ORDERED, That the sale made and re-
" ported 10y Joseph Miller, Trustee for the sale Of
the real mentioned in the proceedings in this
cause bc ratified and confirmed unless to the
contrary thereof he shown before the lth day of
September next: provided, copy OF this Order Ice
inserted in newspaper printed in Cecil county.
once week for month, before the 10th day of
August next.
The Report states the amount of sale to he S,2750o.
X. d. LAMAR. Register
True COPY test II. d. LAMAR,
July 10 lS76-lm Register.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-08-05
A Good Family Medicine.

II Won Bilious take
S Wa YVES Tar s Sarsapdritla PILLS.
If Won have Sick Headache, take
S WAYN S Tar s. Sarsaparilla PILLS.
If your Tongue is Coated, take
SWAYNES Tar g Sarsaparilla PILLS.
If you have taken Cold, take
SWAYNE s Tar s. Sarsapartlla PILLS.
To Prevent and Cure Chills and Fever, take
s WAYNE S Tar & Sarsdparttta PILLS.
If your Bowels are Costivc, take
SWAYNE'S Tar g. SarsapArila PILLS.
Persons of full habit, VIII" subject to Headache,
G,liness Drowsness, and Singing in the Ear, arising
from too great flow of blood the head should
he without them, many dangerous symptoms will be
carried oil by their
Price, 25 Cents.
Five boxes for IL Can he sent by mail.
Prepared only 10y DIR SWAiNE X SON Phada.
If your druggist sturckrrprr does not sell them,
we will mail them any address receipt of price.
April IL, lS76-ly
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PLOWS! PLOWS!! PLOWS!!!

FINHE undersigned respectfully informs
L his friends that he is prepared To d" all kinds of
AGRI ULTURAL WORK and RLACkSMlTlllNG gen
orally. Smc"es Store North East Cecil CO.. Nd
PLDWS and IIARRGWS always hand maic by
PRACTICAL WORKMAN. and from the best of material.
ri, Points, &C. always on hand All work war an ed
to give salts faction. c. fEAMASS
July ~, 1876
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-08-05
Is CENTS PER BOTTLE.

Six bottles 81 If sold by your rugSi st store
keeper will forward it to any address by Express,
receipt of the price.
Address orders to DIR. SWAYNE & son, $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia. Pa, sole Proprietors.
Sold by all Druggists.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-08-05
MEDIClNAL.

TT is an unfailing remedy for Dyspepsia,
l. for Liver Complaint, and every species of
lNDIG ESTlON. 1t is the only for SICK HEAD
ACHE. 1t fails to relieve in Miasmatc FEW Frs
FENERS and AGUE, Collie. etc.
1t is swift and invarablc cure of the DEBILITY,
DEPRESSION and HEADACHE which follow UNDUE
STIMULATION. 1t overcomcs Immediately all VERY
BUSINESS and removes all traces of II nights DlSSIPA
TION. 1t does away with the OF Opiatcs and to
those addicted TO the OPIUMIIABIT il is IL pleasant
and perfect substitute curing the bad effects of this
drug and destroying all desire for it.
As-To be hal at all Druggists and Country Stores
SEND FOR PAMPHLET.
DEPOT FOR BELTS BITrERS:
l3 CAMDEN STREET, BALTIMORE.
NAV 49, lS16-Gm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-08-05
BENSON'S
Capcine Porous PlaSterS

Relieve you instantly, and quicker than any known
plaster, liniment compound.
They a genuine pharmaceutical preparation and in
sense patent medicine
Capcine is a recently developed powerful vegetable
principle.
Capcine is superior to electricity.
1t is the most powerful medicine yet discovered.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-08-05

To-day John Warfield looks out upon a
little strip of Gods green earth from be-
hind the bars Of a madman's cell; and
to-day John Warne wanders up and down
the world, a haunted, remorseful man. He
is under the shadow of the curse of Cain;
for him there is no rest here nor hereafter
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HERE is THE PROOF
OF ITS
Superior Excellence.

Read this Home Certificate, testified 10 By
Edacdrd B. Gdrrigues, one Of tile mast COM
petent Druggists and Chemists of PhiddeL-
pAia, q man tcAose 0eracity none can Doubt
am happy to add my testimony to the great value
of the LONDON HAIR Color REsrORER, which restored
nv hair its original Color and the hue appears to be
PERMANENT. | am satisfied that this preparation is
nothing like dye but operates upon the secreti"ns.
1t is also beautiful hair dressing AMI promotes the
Garrgucs. druggist Tenth and Coates street who
also testify my hair quite gray when commenced
its
No. $50 North Ninth street, Pha.
Dr. S,rayne & Son Respected friends Il have the
pleasure inform You that lady of my acquaintance.
Mrs Miller is GIFTED with the of yoIr Lon
Don HAIR Color REsToRER.' Her hair falling rap
falling of entirely stopped, and new growth of hair
is the result.
E. b. GARRIGUES,
Druggist, Tenth and Coates, Pha.
BOSTON TESTIMONY.
July Old ls7l.-DR. Sw.YNE& Son: Last Winter while
in Trenton n J.. procured six bottles LONDON HAIR
COLOR REsroRER which like very much in fact better
you please, send dozen hotties c. o. D., care of
w. s Fogler SON. Druggists NJ" 30 fremont street.
Boston. Respectively yours
ADA BAKER.
No. 80 Rutland Square.
"LoxDoN HAIR Color REsToRER AND DRESSING"
Has completely restored my hair its original color
and youthful beauty, and caused rapid and uxrant
growth. ~
No. Clio North Seventh street, Phila
Dr. Dalton of Philadelphia says of it: The LONDON
HAIR COLOR REsToRER is used very extensively among
my patients and friends well by myself. l there
fore speak from experience.
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BOSTON TESTIMONY.
NO. " KUtIHIU Square
"LoyDoN HAIR Color REsToRER AND DRESSING"

No. 6l6 North Seventh street, Philn
Dir. Dalton of Philadelphia, says of it, The LoSDo
HAIR COLOR REsToRER is used very extensively amon
my patients and friends, as well as by myself l there
fore speak from eXpericnce.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-29

= Hon b. Blair, Of PArkersburg, has been
nOnin ted by President and confirmed a. Judge Of
tbs O. S. District Court Of Wyoming TsrFitSF1'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-29
MI8cEILAREoUs.
NIGHT AND MORNING.

3A 7 was wild, windy night, and the light
= snow filed the air with fine, cutting par
ticles-a night wheb good fire and the So
clety of friends become vitality essential to
mans comfort and happiness.
Margaret Edgarton arose from her seat by
the scanty FIRE, and opening the door looked
out upon the night. She stood moment.
then, with shudder, closed the door, and
returned to her husbands side.
Heaven pity those who are exposed to the
storm this hight" she said ferveutly.-
"Amen!' responded her husband, in deep,
solemn voice. Though we are very poor,
Margaret, there arc many even poorer than
ourselves"
The man raised his dark serious eyes do,
votcdly upward, and the fair youthful head
of his pale wife leaned down to his shoulders.
Yes, William, l tremble to think of the
future. The rent duo, our stay hero only as
an act OF mercy on our landlords part-eh,
Willie"
The feeble voice broke down 10 tears.
''Take no thought for the morrow, what We
shall eat OF what ye shall drink, Margaret. II
it hadn't been for misfortune" and he glanced
at the mutilated and bandsged arm which
hung powerless at his side, "we might have
been enjoying the fruits and comforts of my
labor; but it is all for the best suppose"
A knock was heard at the door Just closed
but moment before by Margaret Edgarton.
:'Who can be out on such night? ?" and
Mrs Edgarton started up hastily to admit the
visitor.
He was IN old, weather beaten man of some
thTee score years, shabby dressed. aud car
rying in his hand lean, meagre bundle.
In reply to her kind invitation, he followed
Al.
by the smouldering FIRE. After few COM
mon place remarks the stranger said
"lt's a rough night, friends, and the trav-
cling is mono the best-cau you let ME stay II
night here? a man has just told me that it
is good four miles to q village
Mr. Edgarton looked at his wife. and in
her sympathizing face read her consent
''Yes, my good man. he replied, immedi>
ately. you, can stay if you will, but I'm
afraid you will fnd accom- modations none Of
the best We are very poor aud destitute
but such as we have we offer you freely"
"Could you give me something to eat
have Travelled far to-day, and have not tasted
food since yesterday night ! Food cannot be
got nova days without money.
The eyes of Mrs EdgaTton filed with tears
as she thought of the quarter loaf of bread
their earthly all-which she bad reserved
for breakfast
"Heaven will take care of us,'' she said,
thOugktfully, and, rising, she placed the scsnty
store on the table.
The stranger nte the bread without COM
msnt, aud when he had flushed he seemed
wonderfully invigOrated, and convsrscd quite
inteliigently with Mr.. Edgerton.
lyon have bad arm there sir may ask
how it happened ?"
Certainly; an unlucky fall from high
building has crippled me for life"
! chauic. chi
| a briekfisyer. The staging on the new
| warehouse where 1 was at work gave way and
! was precipitated some twenty feet.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-29

4 specimen of what Vas supposed 70 be hre'
proof Limestone seBtfrom Green brier county 20 the
t,Snten NAL Ronms in Wheeling. was found 20 De
fine marble. There is n vein Of ezcellent vAriega-
ted marble in GTeenbrfer and PoesbontsS eoun'ies'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-29
paETIGAL.
ANSWER 70 THE GAME OF LIFE.

answer a-E'iSn TO THE GAME OF LIFE.
aoa- s1sdBrAEs. $. A: CLARKE.
I have Fead. witty SAKE. yors last verse on
Eschre,
It's game have played, though never for
And If you bat know it as we'll =. I know ii.
You would and. oh:smOst genial aud excellent
poet. = gl4ysraf ;aant
1t teaches a lesson more useful than ono
To be cleaned from the sentence. "Pn play it
s5T A''ne! se asaf he
seft-reliaUce we know is an e1eslleat trait:
Tho advance guard of science. who patiently
untT Time has developed the truth thss pro-
claim,
Deserve a high place in the record OF Fame.
And often in life. as IN Euehre, 1 own.
You make big march when You play it HlOneI"
But to Ego it alone" you. ne douOt. understand.
You must hold the big knavss of the pack in
your hand.
Apd, too often in life. in similar fix.
You depend on such cards to secure You yeur
Tricks;
So that something too much of tho knavs may
be shown, -.
In selfish desire to Ego It a,onei"
But the game you desc,iSe as trivial strtfe"
Has moral to point for the battle of Life;
1t is this-when the cards are dealt round ON the
stand,
And each player looks apxiously into his hand,
How braVOly your partner i'll luck can resist,
If Ohosrsd ny the sound of your voice-''1u
assist IL e.
Tho great Calico. imprisoned and bnurd.
In the midst of his trials this sympathy fozud;
When angry Dominicans hurled at his head
All the wrath on which Bigotry IS passion is fed.
A fair form appeared. and through the dunEeona
dim mist,
And daushter's soft voice whispered low FL
Rssisti"
What's the wealth of tEi. world. if designing
20 and cold,
You Eelfshly GEEK all the ''honorsn to hold,
Repelliag your noiEhbers with Elaless of stone.
And tho words, harsly spoken, "T'll play il
aIonsw
No. no. higher up on humanity's list
Is be who can eheerfully say, ''Ill assist E''
When in love, O raah poet If she whose bright
Are gazing in yours with a tender surprise.
Should apply to your own ease the moral you'Ts
shown,
Aud quietly tell him TO ..piay it alossm
With what passionate ardor those lips would be
kissed.
Till they tnurmured once moro tho soft " ords-
~ ''pll ssalst!"
Tnen shuttle the pack. cut the cards once again.
Add let ? new moral awaken your strain.
Go, teach to the world that the battle OF Life
be IighteEeCt TO AIi MO take part ia t.is
strife.
II the generous lesson thus taught be not misaed.
Aud each man to his nciRbbor will say, I'm
assist!'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-29
Drugs
PATENT MEDICINES,
SCHOOL nOOKs ANp SRA rInNERY.

embracing all ofthe most popular aud reliable
nedies. auL also the latest Novels and finest kinds
of Stationery.
&C. As the quality of Medicines ia always of the
greatest impOrtan both to the Physician and his
Patients, we make 1t constant care TO secure
none but the purest Mcdicines, aud by his long
Perence in tho retail business. he ia prepared t.
NIL Phgsiciaas' Prescriptions aud Compound Medi-
eines according to the latcst and stricst ruIcs of
Pharmacy. The public can confidently rely ON
having their prescriptions carefully and accurately
prepared a: all hours OF ;he day aud night
N. B.-I take this occasion to return my eilcere
thanEG for ths very large patronage bestowed upon
me by the community s=d to express my grateful
aeknox ledgment Of the high appreciation OF my
felOWc:tizenS of my efforts serve tncIn rustic:
that may be able in the future ta render eBtire
satisfaction to all who rnay favor With shcr sup
port and confidence. GEO T. LIuHT,
EnhruarE 2n. 1872.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-29

SCHOOL BOOKSAND STATIONERY.
7 HAVE lust received from Phiiadolphia a com,
PIete limo Of II School Book used in the schools
Of our town. which sell as low figures
any other house. Aay book hand can he
Furnished in = few days. have also a large stock
OF Letter Cap, FOOlseap, Note. Tinted aud Initial
Paper, With Envelope of all aad cha pee with
States, Pen boderS, Pens &C, all at Low prices
Call aud examine G. E. BELLER.
ORIENTAL CREAM, the moat elegantapd del.
" icAte preparation for the SKIN ever invented
aIso HAgAuS MIgho:a Balm and Saund srs' Face
Powder. To be had at C. E. BELIEF S.
Use CoAguline for mending ChinS. C lass Earth
~ eDware, Stone, Ivory. " God, Leather Trim
keta, Toys &c, for sale By o.. c. E. HELLER
DEAD THiS.-Safety from fire insured bv USING
II the Hang up Box Matches 2uD In a box for oni7
five cents. Can he had at e & BELLER'S
CMITH'S whooping Cough Cordi.l-a CERTAIN
- cure Cherry Pictorial Trsches-tor coughs.
colds, ore-throat, Bronchitis. &c. Also wcIis' &
Eddy Carhotie TEoches, for sale by 80. :,
Charlcstown. e. E. BELLER.
DATEST NEW PROCESS Flour. manufac.
L tured at Weaverton Mills, by Washing ton 4
Alexander. For sale by
July u. 1875. WASHINGTON s. LIPPIrr.
TNRY HAlSES' Five Cent Havana Cigars
L Brands: Ou- Pride, and Little Bea uties
" April 20. 1915, III. EAsTERDAY-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-29

INcEEAsR OF PoPULATIoN.-Tbe editor
Of the Wheeling ZHteHigencer has prepared
from the pumber of tithables returned in
1875. an estimate of the present population
of the State, and the increase since the census
Of 1870. He shows the increase in The frat
Congressional District to be 2O,639, in the
sscOsd 1850. in the third 3l,6ls, total
62 S26.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-29

Senator Davis has -sded in discovering
another irreguIaTity'' in the sytem Of bOek-kesp
log in the Pension BureAH, which promises 10 e
larger snlHre's nsst' than the ono be found in
Treasury Department. u chose RAdieAlSjD Wssb-
ingtOn don't devise plan nozzle the SenttoT,
he will ferret all Of their FapeAJity before be
leaHea Waahineton.- IRheelinR RegiaLeE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-29
FURNITURE EiXEn Up

~ the shortest notice work doae lower than else
%neLe In ths count He may he fnuud at AEl hours
tn'o" -, tue day At the corner OF Main and Samuel
skfAsts, few doors ABOVE the Court House. will
also Cane Chairs 7. T., RUST,
Juue %. IST5-lT,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-29

aos :. s-sapr ,1Es. $. A: CLARKE. ara
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-29
UPHOLS TERING-

ETNiE uaIsrsigned would give notice to the cit
i isens of Chlrlestown nd surrounding coun
ties that he will do all kinds OF Uph catering sucI
Repairing old Mnttresaes and old SOFAS rsv
SprIngs put in il needed. all kinds of n.her
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-29

- OF the Peabody educational fund Virginia
received last year S22 $50; North carolina, Sl6.-
$50; Georgia. So 800: Florida, 500; Alsbama,
50 200; Mississlppi. $500; LoUisianA. $500
Virginia S7,l00-s total of So, $50.
, 1876-09-26

L1Hd1h EJaHs4hfF. :.
Victor Hugo says that Paris has her cflt!dt the
gdHai9, Us tu fUsest llaA It's blra he might have
added, NJ Loldun has her eat It canuot he
disputed that the lont1un cat is species aps1t.
Take. fur instance, bia cynical Mlltterttee 10
broken bottles. The fcline community I'll ater
tbs world liku to lie saitty, and mrs sensitive
upon the &ubjGct Ut moisture; but now, watch
the London cat stretched q hls ease upon =
e0urll uf Jagged gEpss, blinking forth upo1 ll!a
through pouring November rain; hls "laIaReta
are dfenrlled autl dropping, bts fur reie!'lblcs
tue Int OF the typical Leicester Square foreigner;
hut "tl.c mind Is fts own place." for hia part he
iiis l passionats @ ] lows OF independence and hts
rejection Ut liked place Of abode tsuppoacd 10
be tIte dearest drslEe ot hts EaGel aIo further
proofs OF his originality. Attempts have hcen
illade ~ reclaim lin ala brng him within the
pale VI civilized society. In consideration VI =
tlttIa Houaiug m assured homo lns often been
offered HIN, hut always he has resisted such
oyertlres. W. have III lnlnd tai Of an imposing
pre:encc, whose black coat, though dlnEy aud
tusttress fsotu exuosnre aud pour sllct, Hnx u1i-
sperkcd with any tutt Of Wilderness, aud lenthi
10 nllIch dignity tlxt l,e weut by The uaulH vi
the Dlack Prthec. liz was an tnhablta,lt Vi
London, and could nut otherwise tIayc specified
hls AtN,dt; but every day " , o'clock precisely,
When tho bell rung Tor the rlllldern's dinner. he
presented himself ut q certasu hol,ke, aud wait.
ID Oh thu window-lctlge VI thn paslor unttl LII
wants were attended to.
Altllnugft nothing could be mora dlrcnruua
than hta uwn behavior 1c WAS pF''1iennrtd ~
the Eoytynesa to bu acHrruftrr Ut the ciltluEcn'6
manners. sul " disturb tAat sllsnce aiid xhauFp-