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one of them, and promised, if the paren
would consent, that he would give them pro
erty enough to make themselves and tht
other six children comfortable for life.
Which shall it be? Which shall it be?
/ locked at John, John looked at me,
And when found that must speak
My voice seemed strangely low and week:
'elell me again what Robert said"
And then listening turned my head
This is his letter.
81 will give
A house and land while you shall live,
If, in return, from out your seven,
One child to me for aye is given.
looked at Johns old garments worn,
l thonght of all that he had borne
OF poverty, and work, and care,
Which /, though willing could not share;
/ thought of seven young mouths to feed,
Of seven little children's need,
And then of this.
s'Come, John" said /,
sWe'n choose among them as they lie
Asleep" So walking hand in hand,
Dear John and surveyed our band;
First to the cradle lightly stepped
Where Lillian, the baby slept;
Softly the farmer stopped to lay
His rough hand in loving way,
When dream or whisper made her stir,
And huskily he said: 'tNot herr"
We stopped beside the trundle-bed,
And one long ray of lamplight shed
Athwart the boyish faces there,
In sleep so beautiful and fair,
/ saw on James rough, red cheek,
A tear undried Ere John could speak
''He's but baby, too, T" said ],
And kissed him as we hurried by.
Pale, patient Robbie's angel face
Still in his sleep bore suffering's trace,
'sNo, for thousand crowns not him."
Poor Dick bad Dick, our wayward SON
Turbulent, restless, idle one
Could he be spared? Nay, he who gave
Babe us befriend him to the grave;
Only mothers heart could be
Patient enough for such as he;
.'And So" said John, 81 would not dare
To take him from her bedside prayer"
Then stole we softly up above,
And knelt by Mary, child of love.
perhaps for her 'twould better be"
/ said to John quite silently.
lie lifted up curl that lay
Across her cheek in wilful way,
And shook his head, 'tNay, love, not thee, "
The while my heart beat andibly.
Only one more, our eldest lad,
Trusty and truthful, good and glad,
So like his father. ''No, John, no.
| cannot, VIII not, let him CO."
And so we wrote in a courteous way,
We could not give one child away;
And afterward toll lighter seemed,
Thinking of that of which we dreamed,
Happy in truth that not one face
Was missed from its accustomed place,
Thankful to work for all the seven,
Trusting the rest to One in Heaven.
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Obstacles of Mar rage.

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of Errors and buse In early life. Manhood re-
stored slmpediments TO marriage removal
New method of tieatment New and remarka-
hle remeiiea. Books and Circulars sent free,
IN sealed en- veIopes. Address, HOW ARD Az
ps-an Institution having high regulations
forhon 'rable conduct and professional skill.
a2-o75-lY
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

go .... E 1900. For the relief and
| ! :
N cure of all derange-
TX ments In the stDm-
ach, liver, and bow.
els. They are mild
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1E&8 Being purely vege-
" table, they contain
no mercury or mine
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WHICH SHALL 1T BE.

IA rich man who had no children proposed
to his poor neighbor, who had seven, to take
one of them, and promised, if the parents
would consent, that he would give them prop.
erty enough to make themselves and their
Other; six children comfortable for life.
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.MTSCELLaNEOUS.
From the Fireside Companion.
MR.. SPECKLEB URY

BY SHIRLEY BROWNE.
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For the relief and
cure of all derange
ments in the stDm-
ach, liver, and bow.
els. They are q mild
aperient, and an
excellent purgative.
Being purely vege-
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent
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room with dignity iudescrihable,
Annie said Rate, helplessly. what
are we 10 do9
Il donPr know said l feebly.
Whatever we do said Kate, we
shall be better off than Aunt Melissa
for Annie, that Mr.. Moses Specklebury
is knave.'
How do you know? / asked.
Il don't know it. l feel it.
He never would marry Aunt Melissa
in the world, if it wasn't for her mon-
ey.'
''But, Kate, he is superintendent of
the Sunday school,
Il can't help that
'And he always leads in prayer meet
ing
Il can't help that
And he quotes Scripture so beauti-
tifully.'
Nevertheless persisted Kate, He
is a knave. But it's no use discussing
that Just at present. Aunt Melissa has
made up her mind, and all our argu-
tments " ont unmake it. The question
is what we're to do
we must go to work. said l.
But we don't know howv
we must learn L tnlnk cOulu Oo
a dressmaker, if [ had some one to
show me little
And 1 might give music lessons,
pondered Kate.
But oh, Annie, it win be very hard
at firstn
And we both shed a few tears, clasp.
ed in one another's arms.
That evening we were with Aunt
Melissa, when Mr.. Specklebury tiptoed
lin, with that dancing-master gait Of bis
which was so disagreeable in our criti,
! lcal eyes We both rose.
Don't go, my dear girls said Mr.
Specklebury, with infinite patronage.
I'VE are not your dear girls said
: Kate, flushing up.
And added l, I'VE prefer not to re-
main.'
Melissa said Mr.. Specklebury, turn
ing with half-closed eyes to the bride
elect, will you allow Inc, your choser
husband, to be insulted thus by thest
upstart girls?'
Don't, girls, said Aunt Melissa, feeb
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$niter.-SOs 1T brap, Iisb' SriuIcin,
sic babcn'S 8raoe 9etrofen. glur im.
mer friI1 brauf los, oenn Wutb ilbcr.
lpinpet allies. ga Sic nod 70 jung
iino, 9ebilbrt Sbuen oIIe @bre.
Surtle ereet.-Sr. @fatb.
@raIer.-Onnfen beitenS fir Die fomo.
fen Qoppcu.-6riiBcn Sie ,,s'GOrpS.
2anfaiter. $r. Cont, 86tt-
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Sud o0 fommt unlsr cbrIider alter
samuel, ino wiIl nicbcr in'S ,,Mippcr'.
lhe Corps" cin9creibt Icin; Su0Ieid
brln9t er aud Die n0tbi9en Mhnctcn.
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80. 3.
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fruit nit mem famoieil ,,ShnabcI" al,
9'fO9en. 8raOo, licber SIIter.
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@iafommen.
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Serbrid.-Sanfen fir bic 2appcu.-
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Su9eI6ift.
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$. SOfer.-llebcr IcIlen Brief 0eS Srn.
80. bon bier mubten mir ber3lib laden,
ba CT luic nc Suuit anf's glu9 pabtc.-
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tbeilen luir Sbnen bicriu brie1id init.
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nod ni1t perja9cn, Oeun Der &ern
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Sslbf IN ter SarteIen GcnllimtiUn IT oe.
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bic yfatllr burd bic Initrsn8ung srmiitrt rnp
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SdpGde pber SriIung brr 8Iale pber Nieren.
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ltntsrner 3bGttsftit pfrben aud rbsumatiI6e
2eibrn betrGGtIi9 rrIei9tsrt, III.
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Sm sIuftras bes gsrsins,
8. GBm. 3ieSmann, praNbent
Gcurab MAILER, SsFrftar.
Sarrisbura. Riri 2, 1876.
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gieuc meoi5iniide &u3ei9en &C.. &c.
SirdIibe Slu;ei9c-@irdcnratb.
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gddIfsn Spnntas tpirb Ssrr YaItcr pfubt
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sinsslabtn iub.-Sr. gfubl tritt als Ganpibat
Der @smtinbe auf unb IN uns aIs elmer trr
tiibtishsn 2anjelrsbusr brs eanbes smPfcblsn.
Der Gir6euratb.
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gluIl6jun0 bon fOl9suben SeriOnen :
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SarriSbur0; MarD 9uier, &biIuSeI.
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@ortbern GeutroI Giienbabn buriu cin'
3ubeimIen.
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SO. ..
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Iufl6in9 bon foIeenoen @crloncn {:
SOiepb gli9rl, Galt.0itcrtD; 8m. s..
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@m. 96luenbcr0, Sarrisbur9; @iurD
Suffer, @bilubcIpbia s. $, Sdeio,
Cod Snurn.
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MQen 9enieniariI.

Die cine 9nte gldb.@foi6inc gu baben
wilnl6m, rotbcn mir, bic Siu0cr.
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Sr. Sunab @uuornif, Der Griinbcr
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bin CT luc9cn ieincr @ciunobcit 9crciit
mar, in ieincm Sc. 2cbenSinbrc.
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9ie Sinner N6hsMnidinr

FAM mon fnufcu, snbIbar in Icid)tcn
monatliden 3crminen, in gtrO. 2S gforO
3ten StraBc, Gollc9c 8lOf, SarriSbur0
va. (glop. 4,-tf)
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PoIi,iit Sarbrr bon bier toNteIt am
9onuerItaS cinen tOIIcn $unN in Der
8a6burIdoit Der Cranberry unb &Oip.
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bieicr Sage pcrbaftct bn CT III cincm
unteriroiiben Sang iciuer Sdcucr
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Staofti1es.-Son Der Slglln9 ocs
StaotratbS unlrcr GitD lucldc am lcb.
ten Sumita9 Sbeub itattfono. f0nncn
luir biesmuI nidt bieI IObsnSluertbcS IA.
gen. 8ir brinseu 9fadtebenoeS:
Ser SoridIaa OeS Srn. 9rOmm
pOm ScIeft Gouncil in 8etreff Der Scr.
OfentIidune Der itdOtiideu SrbOmnun'
scn &c. in Der ,,StautS.3eitun8" uno
Dem SntsrIanbswddtcr", iulroe lei
Der borIauf0 psribOben. Good nidt
ouf Nimmeriuicberiebcn SofTentIid
9elinst eS $rn. @ramm nod, feline 8e.
miIbun9en sn SunIten Der benti6en Be
pOIfcruno $arrisbur9s nit GrfOI0 9c'
9efrOnt gu ieben.)
GitD.SOIicitOr SdeIIenber9er crbicIt
einen gang unianften Subtritt bon Den
Serm StaOtUdtsrn, inNem fie ibn icines
glmtcs cnticbten, lrnb icine StcIIe fir
pafant crfIdrten, neil er feline Riti6tcn
uernudIdiii9t boben foil (Sa beibts
audi luie fell SpriIduOrt iust; nS6n'
itsr. bIeib bel beinem 0ciite." y
Sr. 2spi &niisID purbe iuiecernm ais
ais Janitor (Yf6rtner) OeS StabtratbS
uno 8ote bes MiaDorS ernannt.
WioDor @otterIon bat Die SrOOnlNll3
UeI6e Den @ebaIt bcS StoOt.SdaBmei'
iterS ieItiebt. Obue feline llntcridrift On
ben Stobtratb Surilf9cldift. &.
.gln6 Der Sddbun9 reS Srn. Control.
Icr @leb9cr perOsn Die gintinftc fir
boS Sobr 1876. 9titilBt uuf Die 3OgrOtcn
pOn 1876, id uuf bic Summc bon
S123,S0 bsIauicu, luOruutcr $4,000
GitD.&orcn, .s27, $50 8uiierrent, So.
600 Worftrcnt, 1c,, 1c.-Gin gang net
ties Silmmhen.
8Oir 8uben.-Sier, lue aud III All
bern Stdotcn, idciut bO$ 8upbDtbnm
mO ibduNIideS 8ctra9cn bon Sung
9Imcrifn" uui cine bcocnfIide 8ciie gu.
5uncbmcn. Gs Uer9ebt fuit fcin Sag,
100 man nibt SIu9cn iibcr Die icBisc
Su9eub bort. Gine8otte Sun9cnS, Die
li6 bic Sixteen Bleeders" nenncn
0ebS3cbn GberIaiier Ober 8Iutouriti8e),
luelde ldn9crc Belt untcrbrilft purer,
beben luieber buS Surpt, uub MAIDEN
sic 9unSc 9tudburiduft no iie ibr In.
lueIsn trciben, uuiider. 9ebten SOmS'
tag liefcrten iic iid cine SdIOdt in Der
glabe beS uIten 8eierbOir, iuObei Steine
unb iOniti9e 8urfSeiboiie bcnnbt lunr.
Den. Scr 4SoIiSci 9elan9 eS, Ia oieIer
Sdlin9cI cinSufuu9cn, llnb iic Dor bcn
@laDor gu brin9cn. @fnDOr &attcrIOn
nnO ieinc tbdti9c YOIi5ei iino cntibIoi'
ian. Dem llnfu8 Gin gnbr gu maiden,
posn mir. wie ale 9utcu 8ilr8er, ibnen
ber3Iid) Slid milnIden.
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Ncue Iuf9oben:

NO. L.
Bon Sm. 9Ubu aTnis, Sudbury ga
(Gbnrnbe)
3pci SDItcn MIR entbdlt baS 8Ort
Sa$ VI. Imb 8. Sir lenncn.
83cihnrn Dir Nen ld6nen Srt,
Sen ale Mfcnldcn fcnnen;
IS trG0t Sib burd baS 9ebcu bin,
Sod nnb bcS SobcS SoDcn,
Mubt On, 10 lunbr' id cbrIi6 biu
IS onf Sir icIbcr tragen.
SO. 9
IsIritbmcSrypb.l
6 cine Santelsifatt,
73S 9 Z Gin feurissr @eleIle,
1 SO 10 IL liG lsbr SsrsrTbert BAT,
2 ~ 4 IN 70 mante5 llebtls Aurlle,
IL "a 1924 brfampfts nit beutIhn Wdbt,
1 3 is 16 l27 3 6 brrrl6t' i'm &si1 Der GTns,
! 10 8 3 II l6 3 2 iirgt' In manhsr S6Iarbt,
z 800 8 tsnnt Sebermann bic ShSne,
II IL 10 10 baut INNER nod am Dom,
A II 10 10 ii 3 mar bss bsutI6en Seers5 BE-
rather
fl 3S911 IS 3 6 brrrIhrn nod in Rum,
II II l3 = t3 Is II 10 10 32 gtGnit auf
benz Sbratrr
Oo6 nun Sum SdIuB Srrnrbmst Sbr
Sri 4 13 2 Is IL 6 20 IL Is 9 II II 16
ii gut Bier.
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erbicIt Die Ginger @dbmol6inc
baS diploma. (g(ob. lid
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Selcf0fen.

(Jelsrnes 9elber tpurpsn fir bic ,,Shats. Rel.
mns" srtaItsn bic birrpur@ nit SanF be.
ibeinigt tperesn:
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Sascu fab man cine 5rau gang IbneIl
non .einem Gilenbabn5u9, Der iid Del
SummcIStolun Station nlbcrtc, al.
iprin9cu, tudbrcnO bieier in 8etuc0mua
mar, luObei iic aber ldIcrni9it nud ei
Tier ent9e9cugcicBtcn &idtun9 NIT cinel
9teiietaide in Der SanN, bouOnIief
SuS ionOerbarc 8enebmsn Der Srau
lunrbc bon einem Wonuc wabr0enom
men, Der iid 3ur Belt in cinem anoerr
She'll Der Gar befanb. gr tbciltc Dem
gonbuftor init, baB Die 6ruu al cincl
0tIiden StOtioa ein9eitic9cn ici, ludb'
renb CT iid nidt ouf Dem Sibe befuub
too CT feline 9teiictalde 0cIu1eu bate
Sic Sruu babe iid bann neben feline
0teiictuide 9cicbt, WaS ibu isbod ni6t
lueiter bcfiimmcrte. bis cr auf einmal
luabruubm aIS Der Bug am 8abnboi
anfam, DAP feline Sfeiietaldc unO aud
bic Srau fort luaren Sie Srau lpurbt
psrfOI9t, uuO cS funO fid, bub ite Subi'
no SupOsr bsibt, uub in Union 0rpoIit
pobne. GIS man iic Uerbuftete, &c.
ltauO fie Die Shat Gin, loote abcr, lic ia.
be seeIuubt, cs babe ScmunOen Die Stei,
Ietaide Der9eHcn, nnb Oa luoIIte iic bic.
IeIbe mitnebmen nnb Gut 6oraui
a DIT 9eben bis Der gisentb It.
mer felbitfdme! Sir bicie 8orlor.
0e mBte iie 1915 Strufc te3ubIcn, nuG
ermabnt, nie luieOsr anOrer 2ehte Gi0eu.
tbum ais OuS Sbri9e Sn beunipruden.
Sr. s6eui, Der umerifuniide Sc.
IauOte in gn9Iunb bat nidt reiionirt,
nod bat CT I'M Sinne eS gu tbnn, uie
Die 8eitnuSen Iebtbiu Ia9ten,