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fH~r-- - = ~ a. - =.
NA.TION.--Ailp persons are hereby 5aSsodss
" against purchasing or In any way mcddling
with the following property, now In possession Of
wm. l. Bard, Of cprwensyille. via One book
case, lounge, IL Chairs, tasies. ? ssesss,i tat
stand, | cupboard, sink, cook stove, bed
room set and bedding, wardrobe, wheelbarow.
and 40 yards Of earPeting. This property was
purchased by us at public sale on the 2ist day Of
August. 1877, and is leit with said Bard on loan
only, subject TO our order at any time.
THOMPSON A co.
Curwensvilic, Pa, Aug. 20, 1s77-3t.
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Those who voted on age last year,
shouli pay State and County tax on or before
thu. .5th of October next, ia order to secure vote
this year.
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"WELL, GRAHAM's AT Work Such
Is the remark we have frequently heard for q
number Of years as we passed along the street,
and we have heard 1t oftener this summer than
ever before. The laborers and mechanics In this
vicinity can end no fault with james D. Graham
for not being cnterprising, notwithstanding the
awful dullpess that has prevailed this summer.
Ho has rcmodeled the store-room in his brick
building, rooted and repaired bis row Of ofices,
dug and repaired several wells, and has been
prospecting largely aiser FIRE clay along Roaring &
run, where be has discovered the finest vein Of
clay known in the county. lie paid out nearly
Z 900 in cash alone this summer in prospecting
for coal and hre clay, and be has succeeded in
finding cxccllen, veins Of both. lie Is now ready
to furnish clay and coal for all the Fire Brick
Works on this side Of the mountains. His clay
has been thoroughly tested BY experts In the
East, who pronounce !, the best in the market.
Mr.. Graham deserves success, because he works
for IL
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FoR sALE.--A Cigar and Tobacco
store. Inquire ofor addrem r. II. SHAW.
sep5-2t. cle.roeld. Pa
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VIM. Reed at wlights store, Second
street, Clearleld, Pa.

Mason's selfscaling jars at Reed 4
haserty's arc the best IN use. Also, cans, putty
anu wax. sep5-2t.
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ajsw advertisements.
COAL! COAL! COAL!!!

The undersigned desires to Inform the citizens
Of an excellent quality, to all who may give him
call, at price suitable for the present hard times.
Ho will exchange coal for -four, feed groceries, &c.
All orders will receive prompt attention as he de-
livers bis own coal. TIl0S. A. DUCKETT
Clearfeld, Pa, sent. 5,'T7- 7-6m.
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Terms of SubsCrlptlon.

m pald in advance, or within three months .f2 %
n raid aiter three axi before six months. = c eo
n paid afar the expiration Of six months. w
s NJ. rErrrssilI Co.. ,ns, new
,ss T. !! AlslAse sss.s !. .a,ssr-
L. NJ. NnrL CitY- - -
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Our Special column is decidedly interesting in
a local point Of view, and profitable reading to
outsiders who want TO save money.
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Specials.


STOCKS PRICE LIST.
Pure Havana Filters, Ave cents.
Clear Connecticut seed. 10 for rs cents.
Good Louisville Navy, 40 cents plug.
Good Cut and Dry, SS cents per pound.
Fine Cut Chewing, i've cents an ounce,
He also has on hand Blaekwell's original Dur.
ham Smoking Tobacco, and Weymand's Gut and
Dry. clearaeld, sept. 5-tf.
"HERE's Yen CoLr."--The season for fixing up
your stoves Is nearly OF hand, and / have lots Of
hard and soft coal to sell-so hand in your orders
and get your supply. Don't wait until winter but
order right now JAS. L. LEAVY.
clearfcld, Pa, Sept BAN.
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WASTED 100000 26-ineh shaved shingles--
to average from to 81 inehos-for which we
will pay the highest market price.
A. q. KRAMER a Co.,
fab oetf1 Clearneld Pa
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VIM. Reed at Wright's old stand on
Second street.
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NAUTON.-Allp persons are hereby cautioned
~ against purchasing or In any way moddling
bay horse and set Of harness, buggy, 8 beds and
bedding, sets chairs. cupboard, desk, Q
stands, 2 stoves, and 40 yards Of carpet, as the
same belongs 10 me, and Is left with him on loan
only, subject to my order ut any time.
= PHILIP BOTTS
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CoALl Coal Those persons in
need Of an excellent quality Of bitumnous coal,
~ . s.Ss.s,. ,hey vent by calling on or sepdirs
r.xrSr.>,srxsv.xsl.s,.; !.
Those who voted on age last year,
should pay State and County tax Cd or before
the Sih Of October next, in order to secure vote
this WAR
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A uIlIIop,s NnTICE.--

A UDITORs notice.
IN Estate Of Samuel Hegarty, deceased.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed to make
and report distribution Of proceeds Of said dec
In the hands Of John NJ. Adams, Trustee, will
the office Of Murray a Gordon, In Clarified, Pa,
when and where all parties interested may attend.
T. II. MURRAY,
Clearhcld, Pa, Aug 20, 1871 80. Auditor.
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VIM. Reed has removed his stock Of
goods TO the Wright store-room on Second street.
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HILIPspuRa 4 MosnANNoN pRANcHE
announcements.
Primary Election, Saturday, Sept. 10.
PRoTHoNoTARY.

FEEs.-Prothonotary SIS Register a Record
or, SIS Surveyor S.. The fee must-be paid in
adNanna
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CLEARfIELD COAL TRADE.-State-
ment of Coal and other freights sent over the
Tyrone Clearhcld Division, Pennsylvania Rail-
road, for the week ending Sept. J., 1877, and
the same time last year -
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@1isfellaufpns.
FOR SALE

The undersigned will sell At private sale all
that tract or parcel Of land situate In Decatur
townahip. Clearhsld county, Pa. within short
distance Of the Tyrone a cloarhelf II. r., and
.AfSsps. hrlds q Robert Hudson and others,
-. ~ .essu1,;s,;ss1..s,,,...-. - ~.
,xo ., vain. ain. ss ,sash. osi ,h.,.on -. ssn, a
acres clsarei, and IL tho key to large body Of
coal about being developed. win be sold low and
upon easy terms. For particulars, apply to
DAVID l.. RREB5.
Clearheld, Pa, July IL, 1875.
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NEW FALL GOODS! NEW FALL GOODS!
AT Guimbugs New Boot and Shoe Store.
uQIIsE crn - !
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE, SECOND STREET
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER lo,h

With Boots Shoes Goods
prices that will Gil your hearts with joy and your pockets
What prepared prove with tho following price list
which speaks for itself:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-10

SAkY, NO. 633 kEAkNY ST.,
corner OF Commercial, San Fran
cisco. Private entrance on Com-
mereial street. Established in
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Oh PRINTING OF ALL KINDS,
- A SPECIALLY.
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To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIEsi
Or. GIBBONS DIsPEN-

IL OK. CibBOH'S OiSPeN-
ESsl SAkY, No. s23 kEAkNY ST.,
&SN " corner Of Commercial, San Fran
EsA cisco. Private ehtrance on Com
E21e2&9 mercial street. Established IN
laoi, Tor the treatment of Sexual and Seminal
Diseases such as Gonorrh0a, elect, Structure,
Impoteney. etc. etc Skin diseases of years
standing and liberated Legs, etc.. successful
ly treated.
DIR. GIBBoN has the plea.ure of announ-
eng that he has returned from visiting the
principal hospitals OF Europe. and has ro-
sumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neither time mol
me ney In seeking out now remedies, and has
returned with Increased facilities for the ale
Walton of human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is tho consequence OF self
abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved sexua,
indulgence, is practicod by the youth of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, produo-
train OF morbid symptoms, unless combated
by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow
countenance, dark spots under the Dyes, pain
IN the head, ringing In the ears, noise like the
rustling of leaves or rafting of chariots, un-
easinoss about the loins, weakness of the
limbs. confused vision, blunted intellect. loss
Of confidence, diflidencc in approaching stran-
{crs, dislike TO form new acquaintances. q
P'mples and various eruptions about the face
hectic fushes, farrod tongue, foetid breath
coughs, consumption, night swcats, monoms-
MIA, and frequently insanity. If relief be not
obtained, you should apply Immediately, eli
fher in person or by letter, and have a cure
effected by his now and scientific mode OF
treating this disease. which never fails OF
eAecting quick and radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons at a distance may be CURED AT
HOME, by addressing a letter to DIR. 9IB-
PUN, stating case, symptoms, length of time
the disease has continued, and have medicine
promptly forwarded, free from damage and
curiosity, to any part of the country, with
null and plain directions for use,
by inclosing Ter Dollars coin in a regis
Tered letter through the Postonice, OF
through Wells, Fargo x Co.'S, a package OF
medicine win bo forwarded to any part Of the
Persons writing to the Doctor will please
state the name of the paper they sec this ad'
vertisement in
Al communications strictly confidential.
Address DIR. j, Il, GIBBON.
Box 1857, San Francisco. California.
jylly
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1t i. now argued that it is unneces'
.ary to kill broken.legged horses. and
= case in point is stated: Twelve
weeks ago. the nigh hind leg was bro
ken Of Mr.. Williams valuable and
favorite mare, in Utica. by kick
from another horse. The fracture was
half way between the fetlock aud
cambrel joints. aud WAS complete. A
veterinary surgeon undertook to set
the ley. 4 canvas sling was arrang.
ed. and the mare suspended in 1t in
such way that she could occasionally
rest upon the uninjured limbs. The
fractured ley was then set, bound
with hickory and leather splints, with
q heavy leather boot outside Of all.
The mare did well. and never missed a
meal. After three weeks = plaster.
ofpsris bsndage was substituted. and
in seven weeks "Nellie" WAS walking
around the stable. There WAS no sign
Of tho fracture. and il is thought that
she will keep hes 2;so gait
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The arst letter sons BY y gushing
freshman home to bis sire encouraged
him, and he thinks that his son will
be q tutor some day. Here il is
"Pater. CAM. havesoms more stamps
sent tomei Ego spsntthe la'tcsnt.
THUS studiosus heres, johannes.
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r. + q U L AT O n |

The SYMPTOMS Of liver conl-
platnt are uueasiness and
pain In the side. ~omctime-
The pain u In the shoulder,
and l. NIsrAkFS for Rheu-
matism. The stomach Is sf-
fected With Lnss OF APff-
rirN aud sickness, bowels In
general COsrtNs, sometimes
alternating With lax. The
HKAD Is troablei With pain,
aud dull, heavy sensation,
considerable loss Of VINO
nv accompanied With pain
fal sensation " having Lrfr
uSDoSk something which
ought 10 have l-en 4 ne.
often complaining Of weak
ness, DEBILITY and low sptr-
lis. Snnietimss MANY Of
the shove symptoms attend
the disease, aud NJ other
times very Few oi them, but
the LIVER II generally the
nrxsu uto-f iuxolye.l
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siiLneips.
COSDpNsEp TIME
CONDENSED TINE.
Louisville & Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
TaAsNs aWpNo sorrps.


Ps--uSr- 90 l.. G. Al. " n CShort Iis.) J. n.
a .. n H., u, A. n. n. H. aud u, n Mail Lice
Steal -ts connect ~ louisville 9Th TRAIN No.
.. TRAIN No. coanerts a. i~lanen Junetiss
With Train Ne. ~ fpf all paints oa knesvilis sad
Riehsesd hraneh-p Trsln No. rs connsvts n Ieb
anon function With Trsin M. 2 trum al points 90
the Memphis and Montgomery tin~~; st l<bssos
vith s,ss,s \, sud f,-. spsnrs~ss, EN- ps~iisvii,
Csiuwhis Esd Ureenshurp. 81 Mitchsii.turr, With
sissrs 10 ssd frsn Perry willie aud Hsrrci.bsrx. d
Cty; 81 stsstrd With tss.. 10 aud fror, Somerset
q Riehmosd Junction To aud ffu,n points betveeu
there aud Livingston. 81 kichmand 9th stages 10
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voRry YrARs sEvoRE TEE PUBLIC.
DIR. g. MqLANE'S
Celebrated American
WOR NJ SPECIFIC
Or
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE countenanceisp pale and leaden-
Acolored, with occasional flushcs, or
4 circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks the eyes become dull thepu-
pills dilate an azure scmicircle runs
along the lower eyelid the nose is ir-
ritatcd, swells, and sometimes bleeds;
aswelling Of tho ,pperlip occasional
headache, with hnmming or throb-
bling of the ears an unusual! secretion
Of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, some.
times vorac,ous. with gnawing SEN
sation ofthe stomach, at others, entire
ly gone ;fieeting pains in the stomach;
occasional nausea and vomiting vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, at times costivc;
stools Shiny not unfrequently tinged
with blood belly swollen and hard;
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough cough sometimes dry and con-
vulsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding Of the teeth /; temper
variable, b,s generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. c. MCLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form it is an innocent prepare
ton, moi capable Of doing Tie slight
est injury 10 the most tender infant.
The genuine Din McLANEs YER
hIrUGK bears the signatures of c.
M:LANE and FLEMING Bios. on the
xrvlnt,sr -.0.-
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voR sALs.
FOR SALE IN hsHCOLN 90.

I c6~r 81 private .,. aso Aero. cf rc'-i land. veil
improvesi, aud situated In Iincols e"unty, on the
the former place oil s- ~ % divide I, 10 salt
purchN>~rs, - there are too ss>t imrsovemsu's 90
The fArm. The risrs 10 very dsirslls. I ar In
2si-u stsnsSd. ~.
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~ Asssewr Ss~essss's FIRST ~.
sessss ~ . rhvnssss sserv.
The following appears in the Nation
al Republican. Of Washington, aud is
represented 10 have been written by
the Office hoy, aged II years. The
title IL "All for Herr
twas q sultry day in the month Of
roses (our story opens in one Of the
western ststes) a. . young lady was
sitting on q fallen tree, stetching the
Landscape before her. this young
Lsdy's name was lille thornton. she
had large blue eyes and large masses
Of golden hair. II wonder why
Harry Mills cares 50 much for me. he
really does not love me-" she unused.
"Ah, yes I do, lille, you are the only
woman I will ever cared tor" the
speaker was young man, apparently
% years Of age. he had large hazel
eyes and curly chestnut hair, a his fen.
lures were regular. "do you really
care for me, harry asked lille in a
suppressed tone. "why, Of course I
do. lille; you know do" replied
harry. "then, why don't you make
. proposal N me- laughed lille. "be.
cause you would not scceptit." "how
d. you know would mott" replied III.
lie. laughing loudly again. "then,
will you be my wife'' asked harry,
laughing In his turn. "wh,, Harry
Thornton. don't you know that papa
would not agree to it. for I thought
you we're going to live a bachelor all
your life." replied lille. in q sober
tone. ",hat wHs only fun" replied
harry. "well. harry, you know tina,
I am engaged to my cousin james
Thornton" "No. I did not know It,
! ask you once more to be my wife,
replied harry in a cold tone. IL real.
" cannot. harry" also in a cold tone.
"then We part in anger; my curses
be upon your c,usin." said he, angri.
ly. to he went away and Lille never
saw him any more that month.
8 years had passed, and sitting in
her drawing.room was Lille Thorn.
ton. she was not married, because
her cousin died Of heart disease. as
che sat she murmured bitterly: "Oh
harry, how sorry ! an; drove yon
away; oh. come back to me; am dy.
ing" she cried. throwing herself down
on sofa near by. and, swooning
away, the servants oil ran to her as.
.istance. We must now return to har.
~. As he turned away in anger and
wendell his way toward his hotel, where
he va. Boarding. He murmured rs
he wept. IL will quit this place imme'
dia:ely and go to the continent SO
he went in and packed up his things
and crossed the ocean. 81 must try
To forget her" he Unused bitterly. he
wen. to rhome and established him
self As au artist. D years passed, and
he resolved to visit his country again;
50 he crossed the ocean again and went
tn his birthplace. as he rude pass the
manor in which lille lived he noticed
signs OF disturbance he aske' the old
g~ta. kaa,er what was tho matter the
old man shook his head and said. "oh,
marse harry, Miss lille am going On
about you awful" lis not miss lille
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l. +, a.. -. :, -, -,
-" s" ' ~ "
~. s ~. :, ~ 1880 , f,
~ " =. 49, -
$500. II, -. a..
,;,e .ls.u. NJ dsv car. NOR. and
u,,. olurv !, an. d,;v;,. .h..,. q,
rain. Where were IN. other, Of IN,
cav marty, \, seemed an 40, since v.
had separated TO look for water. Wa.
teri There was plenty of Il now and
to spare. Would they return withou,
mes Would they not make some e.
fort TO seek me, The underlined look
Of familiarity in the countenance Of
Jasper Delorme made me feel ~ Il In
the presence Of an old friend. while
his physical misfortunes placed him on
plane unlike the standard OF ordina'
~ mortals.
Seating himself upon a rocky pro.
lection he took up the book be had re-
moved when I sat upon the campstool
and looking at Il with . frown, sa'd
bitterly:
miss Li.le. here are the outpour-
ings OF the most miserable creature on
Gods green earth. Why I ever write
l know not. II is perhaps the last
sad pleasure my worthless lite enjoys.
As he spike he turned the leaves
rapidly and contemptuously revealing
as I had supposed. pages Of manu-
script, ZONE of which were yellow
with age.
"But." added he exci,edly, tossing
the book aside. "whst demon of con.
trsdiction bid. me talk thus to hu.
man being, Have I not forsworm all
living creatures, Have I no. sounded
them 10 the deptbs of their deprnyed
natures and found them all hollow and
false,"
"would YOU disdain human sym.
ra,by. Mr.. Delorme," I veutured to
ask: "would YOU DENY a feIlow.mor.
t.l the sacred r;ubt 10 mourn with
those who MOURN"
CT all ,ov ~. r.;,s-.,a., .,h.-.
!. no such thing ~ di,interedue.s in
this sin-cur.ed world. There may be
a time when such as you can feel the
divine sffintus that links the soul with
its Creator, l know not. / know
nothing Of youth. beauty and inno-
cence. When l look upon you radi-
ant in loveliness, and then ON my mis-.
cradle. n,isshapen. monstrous form.
God himself would pardon the doubt
that we were fashioned by the same
Hand.
do not 81 bitterly dsnounce your.
SELF" l pleaded. you cannot be
wholly evil when 50 often prompted
by noble impulses. And what Is more
disinterested than your kindly Offices
towards the unfortunate creature
whose skulking-place they tell me Is
hers,"
MISERY! Misery all around" wa.
his sarcastic reioinder. "And misery
loves COMPANY"
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w.. .a.,, ..,,n., ho dad a.
,,.,.rou. natives so l,,., as van are
s,.r ready u, all m. suasr;,y And
n, IN. msrs acci,l.ut of phy,icsl
h..,,v vou would mn, turn mis.n.
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CAUTION.

Buy no Pouders or Prepared SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR unless in our engraved wrapper,
With Trade Marx, stamp and signature unbrcken.
J.H. ZErLIN 4 CO..
Macon tsa., and Philadelphia.
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INV lpvgarpsnugSrs.

PIANOS *; month"; :; 60. A. s ss
Pianos st wholesale Great bargains.
nHE g Nearly mes 40; .'ci- ~; s-tor.,
VVO6N y $50, stops, SIS; stops 900, stops.
tes; "a stop. ssS 10 sss Rare oppsr.
innlIYe- New orgsrs 81 wholesale gre limitations
Re-, Over ever made, read. sent out and IS days
test trial eyrrfnnded snd Weight paid both ssys
counts 10 Teacher, Minister Ae. Address - ~
sEI D. BEATTY, Wssht~sssr. N.
esc vcct IN you. evn tovn. Term: .nd ss
yOt ou,d, free. N. HAit.ETr AGO Portland. Ne.
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There WAS y quiet Wedding in the
manor after 2 months. and Harry and
lille are happy after all that past.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

fos tieLs,s or issDslstion, apply ct Ksstusty
H'r' kASs0N, osnsssI firf., Agent,
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ROUND TRIP TICKETS
II ENTUCKY CENTRAL AND
Ohio and Mississippi Rsilrsaas
Per NJ. Lssls Esd the west.
rArs~sA Ttshsss - al Pea.ss .. nis-
ssurt. ks.sas ssa TszaA.

L~.v. L~Iias,ss iiso y. IA. Arrive % N. Loaf
s2s o ~, w tim. ~ connect vita trains ier Kan
sss ttty sud the West.
Leave LsIiasiss Ias ., ~. Arrive 81 Ssv rssL
u y y ". the hext day.
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slender tie OF nature that claimed for
me some remembrance, and robbed me
of the means Of mere physical main.
tenance. But-curses on him
have lived! do live and by my
own exeriions. And then the whin.
ing hypocrites who. having been paid
for one dirty job hoped to he likewise
paid for rendering it, and talked to
me Of law. Could Law restore my
confidence in humanity Could law
give me family comfort and social
happinesss disdained them all. !
was y cumberer upon the earth aud ]
would Hes away from the hateful
scenes that had condemned my soul to
everlasting perdition!"
As he poured forth this fearful ii.
rade Of despair his countenance grew
pale with excitement. l pitisd him
from my heart. My own SORROWS
dwindled into m0msptary insignia.
canoe beside the revelation Of his IN.
tense hopelessnsss. bereavement bore
with il some sort of balm. This ter.
riols array OF sin was without . pa
nacea.
Asi exhausted he leaned upon hi
hand for q few moments, while the
driving rain " yet prollssd no escsps
for me. l could net help fearing the
appearance Of OH Peg. Where was
she in . rain like thiss Presently =
softer emotion stole into the eyes Of
the unhappy man beside. and in low,
mournful accents he again spoke
(yo NJ CONTINUED