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A,TE.ANHROAT LINES.
INLAND AND sEABoARD CoAsrING COM.
PANY,
FOR NORFOLK, FORTR ESS MONROE,
AND THE SOUTH.


Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE -zne
will leave Washington ON MON kSZ4llSs4zAsf-
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRI tEsfEzsssE ss-ssssr
DAYS. at y. M, stopping ut Piney Point ana Point
Lookout, connecting with steamers to Boston, New
York and Richmond, and railroad lines South.
SATURDAYS at p. III.
Flrsclass are......S2 90. Round trip.........3 90
SeCOnd-claSs lTe....S 80 Round trip......,,.72 10
D1TLY LINE ONTHEPOTOMiCR IYER
Steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON leaves SiXth-St
Wharf every MONDAY and THURSDAY at a. IN.
for Nomini, and SATURDAY to Leonardtown stop
ping ut intermediate landings going and returning.
q. IN. on SUNDAY for 81. Clements hay, TUESDAY
for Cone River and SUI tbs Creek and FRIDAY 10
Captico, stopping AT intermediate la dings.
STE1M ERs ron NEW YORK
The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and T.. Q. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier Al East River, Now York, ev-
cry Saturday, A. r. M; Georgetown Friday morn
ing and Alexandria same day,
Freight taken Ut lowest rates Apply at office under
National Metropolitan Bank Fifteenth street,or office
OF agent foot Of sixth street. Washington, aud 63 Wa
ter street Georgetown. SAML BACON,
se2j President
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PERSON. AL.


DISHOP the Bird Man, of 40 East Baltimore st.,
ID Baltimore. Nd will send you, per Adams Elk
press free of charges German Canary (Male) first
he had exhibition NJ the Fair, all for sl0J. send
money In letter or r. o. Order, with full address, In
plain letters
I AIDES PERSONAL-The art Of decorating silk
~ satin and Swiss party dresses horseShoes, shells
panels Christmas candles, &c. taught perfectly In
two Lessons also the art OF preserving natural flow
ers by the only perfect process. Rooms over s0a
Market Space. de6-l2t'
MONEY TO LOAN on improved real estate In
w sums 10 suit ut lowest rates. w w DAMIEN
HOWER, 1871 Z tnw. no2.- mDt
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CTEAMER MATTANo Captain
- William III. Byes), on and after -zfErtf1I."
April 10 leaves wharf foot Of sixth ksS.sASSAtER
and streets every tuesday,, Thurs 1JSs1kt-eliSs
day, and Sunday, at n m, for the Potomac River
landings, on Sundays for MattoI Creek Cotons
and landings In ST. Clements Bay, On Thursdays for
MattoK Creek and landings in Wicomco River, on
Tuesdays for COltOn's and landings In Eomini Creek
Returning on Monday Wednesday and Friday morn
Ings, making intermediate landings Also chapel
Point on Wednesdays, coming up.
For further Information Inquire at offices OF a. l.
SHERIFF. No. 82s and llll Pennsylvania avenue, or
u, office foot Of Sixth and streets southwest
my2ttf a n. JONES, Agent
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRICT-CmE UsTIcE
CARTIER AND JUSTICE JAMEs.-Hevner vs. Docken.
orf opinion by the chief Justice settling the terms
Of decree. Cochran VS.. Clark argument begun.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 1-JUsTIcE WYLIE.-Strong
VS., District of Columbia; still on,
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-JUsTICE CoX.-Commer-
elal Bank of Wheeling. w. Va, vs. Benedict ct al !
verdict for plaintiff for $1,000 interest and costs
Rupprecht 4 Co. vs.. Worch; judgment by agree
ment for plaintin for S203.2b interest and costs.
Wagner & Co, vs.. Benedict ct ali verdict for plain
till for $1,000 with Interest and costs. Washington
Market Company vs. Faunce; judgment for plain
iii for S22SS6, by agreement. Bridget vs. Cornish
verdict for plaintiff for 1 cent damages and costs
Jotten vs.. Rich & Broi on hearing.
EQUITY CoURT-JUsTICR MACARTHUR Palmer
vs. Carr; restraining order issued returnablo De,
pember 20. Taylor VS.. Taylor; divorce granted
Loyejoy vs.. Loyejoy: bill for divorce dismissed
Davis VS.. Huyck; bll dismissed without prejudice.
Cook VS.. Cook; motion TO suppress evidence over
ruled, argument commenced,
CRIMINAL COURT - JUSTICE HA0NER. -Zacharah
Bailor and Mile Bailor, arsoni not guilty
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
SUPREME COURT OF THR Observation-Disclosures
CARTIER AND JUSTICE JAMEs,-No. 1872 Cochran vs.
Clark; ld6, United States vs.. Stokes; l47, United
States vs. Perkins; 1866, Alexander VS.. District OF
Columbia; 1853 Washington Brick Machine Com
pany VS.. Griffin 1869, Connolly vs. Laurence l6O
United States W, ]. III. w. Stone; l6l. Strong vs.,
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TINTED STATES MARsHAEs SALE.

by virtue of writ Of icrl faclas, issued ont OF
the Clerk Office of the supreme Court OF the District
oil Columbia, and to me directed 1 will sell at pub 10
sale, for cash. at the courthOu.e door of said District
on MONDAY, the 18th day OF December 1870, ut IL
all Tie right, title, claim, aud interest OF the de-
PENDANTS in and to the following described property
~ don ~ ~ ~, W .,h an nnh Ii,a,
the improvements thereon, evlod upon the proper
OF Michael ]. OBrien.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
no21dts u. S. Marshal, District OF Columbia.
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For SALE-HOUNES,


VNOR SALE AT $4,000, Oh terms of 800 cash and
II Ella monthly. with per cent, interest," uthwest
corner Twelfth aud Park Place u @, one block north
of Lincoln Park has rooms cellar hall. bathroom,
sewerage. gas etc lot about i0NlC0 to alley; unim-
proved property wanted for cash. w STARR n o
cor Fifteenth st and Y nve dell-Gt
N Il bargain, u two-story, pressedbrck front
IA house; bay-window on both stories; six rooms.
cellar, Latrobe marble manel gas, bath and water;
situated Twelfth st W. at 81 600 600 cash bal
ance to suit purchaser. Address BARCLAY, Re
publican office. del0-Ut
nor SALE-Furnshed or unfurnshed-A rare
IL chapce-A handsome two-story and basement
brick house; bay window; rooms; gas, BATH range,
hot and cold water, LatrObe, speaking-tubps &c on
Ninth st n, W, near II to parties desiring house
pleasant street, In good LEGALITY. this property must
certainly commend itself Ninhstreet cars pass the
door; lerms easy Apply 1910 Ninth st n ". deC-tf
ON liberal TERMS a three story basement Resi-
~ dence with all modern improvements situated
on Eleventh st; within minutes walk OF the Est
cars; inquire ut National Republican Office seIO-It
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SAN FRANCISCO December II, 1870.
The following the official closing quotations. OF
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A SETTLED white woman as plain cook and
N laundress In a family of four; Protestant pre-
ferred good wages; none need apply without good
references Address Is, Republican office. delO
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J(Y LEIGH BROS & PHELPS Real Estate Agts.
- aud General Auctoneers, Nc. liz Main street
THE DISMAL SWAMP CANAL FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Pursuant to two deeds of trust executed by the Dis
NAL swamp Canal Company ON She lat day of July,
1871 aud ON the 10th day of February, 1862 respective
y TO secure the payment of the bonds issued by the
said company the undersigned, surviving trustees by
the said deeds appointed viii sell the ABOVESM EN-
TONED VALUABLE PROPERTY on the 10Th day
of JANUARY 1850, ut ~ O'Clock M, for cash, at the
auction house of Leigh Bros Phelps In the city or
Norfolk Va. .
G. w. NEWTON lru.,o,
WIN, II. C. ELLIS, iiu''eeS
LEIGH BROS u PHELPS,
OciO-3m AuctioneeTS
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PROFESsRONAL.
USEFUL FEET

And daily walks In the open air and sunshine pro-
mote health, Industry, aud longevity hence emil
hont Physicians Surgeons AMI thousands OF other
well.known peTsonagts visit DIR WHITES oslab-
lisment, l4lB Pennsylvania avenue opposite VIII
rd's Hotel, for releftrom and avoidance OF Corns,
buttons Had Nails, Chllblaius, Vascular EKcrcscen-
oss and ther ailments of the feet,
del OFFICE EEE-SI PER VISIT.
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Georgetown Grain Market.

Martin White has levied an assessment Of 80 cer
per share.
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A SETTLED woman to cook and do general
N homework; one with best OF references none
other need apply. Call at go II d. bel sixth ana
Seventh W, deO
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N energetic man with $1,000 to engage In good
"A paying business; large profits and no risk, Adj
drasA Il l. RepublluAn office. dell.Stt
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VNTANTED-A few respectable outls ! 10 practically
w study Architecture and Engineering nj office
7O N stnw. oc2-u
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tlOj G6i
Currency ................. 63i3
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FOR EENT-HOUSES.

EURNISITED, s-room brick; modern couvenlenccs;
Mt 1l2 Second st n @. do2
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WANTED-HELP.

1.-TWO Intelligent young ladies' of good address, 70
l. 20 TO Philadelphia employment light and 70
spectacle; paying from 81 TO 50 per day. al OK pensef
advanced; references required. Il Ii RANDOLPH
GO3 + st n w. del2-3tt
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CAHELEssNEss AND POVERTY.

1t is amazing TO consider the extent to
which losses are incurred on the one band
and sales and occupation afforded on the
other hand, by the inexcusabe careless
ness OF people who know better and
ought TO do better. The fastening OF a
well bucket is deranged, or q hoop is
loose, but The thoughtless man or woman
never notices the trouble until the bucket
is dropped in The well or the bottom is
out. Then time Is lost, the family Is in
convenienced, aud perhaps a Deighbor
gets job of work and the pay. The gate
latch Is out OF order; no attention is paid
to IT. lbe hogs or cows get In; the yard
is rooted up; the sbrubbery Ia destroyed
the gardner is employed and the nursery
man has an order.
A tie Is loose on tho wheel; the wood
is swiftly wearing away, little care
would set the matter right; no pains are
taken; away on the road wheel is
crushed, and The wheel-right has some
employment. A shingle Is out Of place
on the roof. one nail would mend the
trouble; that uail isn't driven; the rain
steals in, and soon the plasterer is paid to
use trowel aud brush. A bride rain Ii
weak; bit is worn; nobody thinks Of
examining either; horse is drawn q
one side, or horse runs away vehicle
Is broken; carriage maker or black
smith ia pro6ted, and perhaps surgeon
has profitable professional engagement
The water OF well is impure; those
who use il complain, still no proper step
are taken; the family have serious sick
ness the druggis sells his medicines, anC
the doctor gets his fees. Ia the same way
the cellar is foul; The mepbitic gases es
cape through the floors; The blood J.
poisoned; the fever rsges; somc sufie
some die; the physician has a harvest
and even the undertaken aud sexton fint
employ ment. A stove chimney ia In dan
gerous condition; people have eyes 10 se'
but don't use them; the FIRE soon does II
dreadful work, aud carpenters aud mer
chants have good time. So Of many :
very many things.
Are you innocent OF such neglecif-
There are far better and cheaper ways {
give work and profit to others. BY TAX
ing care OF what you have Iyou may b
come able 10 add other and more valusbI
things which you desire. There is fn
economy in proper attention to small .
well Sc great things.
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rur LovE or FLOWERS.

OF the many touching tributes paid 20
flowers there is one associated With the
closing hours OF Henry lleine, the poet,
which appear to be very beautliul. lie
was dying Ia Paris. The doctor was pay
ing NJ. usual Welt, when iicine pressed
hi. hand aud said Doctor, You are my
friend a ak last favor Tell me
truth -lbe end !. approaching, is Il uott
The doctor WAS silent.
Thank you, said lleine, calmly
Have you any request to maker "ked
the ioctor, moved 10 leafs.
Yes, replied the poet; my wife sleepe-
do not disturb her. Take from tho tabls
The fragrant flowers she brought me
this moruing | loye flowers dearly.
Thanks s-piaoe them upon my breast. lie
paused as he Inhaled their perfume. His
eyes closed, and be murmured Flowers,
flowefs, bow beautiful IL Nature. These
were bic last words as his spirit took iis
fiighl into eternity
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up in arms agsinsi each other apd sho
90 at to come Ia sad reconcile al ths Tn
teresls and Autsgonlsm of the ooutending
friends ot these candidstssf
Llncoln-So you really think there iss
chance for pief Well, Mr, Cofwin, ]
dou't ,hink there il anylbluF IN Il, aud
The fact is, don't encourage tic ides,
for have no ambition 90 be President,
snd shah not encourage The idea That
never entered ny bead, lndscd, Corwin
do not think am hl TO be The Presi.
dent Of these United States ! have not
the requisite ability. ! sm not compt
tent to ilI the Presidency. losunol com
pare IN anything with Chase aud Seward
Now IN tell you wbal--l am willing 10
run Tor President, y the Convention
will nominate me for that, aud the Re.
publican party is willing. thiok ihst
with little study OF Cushing's or JET
erson's Manual, | might acquire enough
know ledge to sit 10 the chair Of the Vice
President and preside over the dellbera.
tloas OF The senate. You know Il does
not require great genius TO do that,
aud this think ! could be capable OF
with little extra study.
Corwin- But the people do not think
so. They will want you for President
Liucoln--I don't think the people will
be so foolish rs that, MIR, Corwin, for /
know that ! sm not ft 10 be President,
and know that the people know that too.
Bat wonld really thank them, and be
very grateful TO them II they would take
| Il into their heads 20 make me their Vice
President, the duties OF which, believe
could inform myself to attend to. But
do not think at all OF being President
of this great country mo, not at all.
And so the conversation 10 this strain,
went on till two o'clock in the morning,
but Lincoln stuck to IL TO the last that be
was moi III to be President.
Mr.. Corwin and myself bid good-by TO
Mr.. Lincoln 10 the wee hours of morn,
that be might go TO bed aud get his prop
er sleep. AS we came out Of the room
into the still open Office, Mr.. Corwn re-
marked to me, sort o. conidenlially, A
great man that Abraham Lincoln, Judge
Carter; so great, indeed, that be does not
know anything about II himself He will
do for President, he will make first
rate one, and | think the Republican con
yenton will nominate him fresh from tho
people, and the Republican people will
elect him.
This was saying great deal for Mr.
Corwin, who was frequently talked Of fol
President himself, and u be bad followed
his young career aud successes nigh
have been the President, but he got sour
ed once upon time, aud be was no lon
ger ambitious.
AS to MIR, Lincoln, think the recollec
tion IL too good to be lost, IL shows be
yond doubt the native simplicity ant
, humility OF the man, aud he who ha
these in bIs soal as virtues. II is safe {,
say has all the rest
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When all The blubber aud fat has been
removed from the carcass Of the whale
by the Trinidad fishermen il Is usually
towed out, aud allowed to drift with the
currant az bait for sharks, while large
canoes, filed somewhat 10 the style OF
whaleboats, follow II to harpoon any OF
these fish that may come within range. +.
Shaking is rather good sport In Itself,
aud Is At the same time very remuner'
alive, on account OF the quantity OF OH
that may be obtained from the liver The
shark is killed much IN the same way as
whale, being first harpooned aud iben
lanced till II is exhausted, after which It's
liver IL cut ont and placed 10 The boat
The liver Is four or five feet long aud
large Que will give as much as fifteen
or sixteen gallons of oil. Though sharks
In thesepa are numerous, yet accidents
whilc bathing, or even when boats are
swamped at sea, are rare; and they VIII
not touch human being, even when In
the water alongside a whale that Is cut
up. Several instances are well auihenl.
Gated where persons have thus fallen
among them and escaped injury, tho
shark preiering the blubber and flesh OF
the whale to human flesh. No doubt Il
the person immersed was wounded, 30 as
to cause blood to flow, sharks would eat
him az readily as the whale. When 10
great numbers, they will eat one Of their
own Kind that bas been severely wound
ed, aud on such occasions rush ST the
body 50 fercely as 70 lotce i abose Ihe
| surface.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-02

A map agent went into ons Of our
manufacturing establishments recently
With an egoiistical ides thA, his power oi
reading faces was great aid to him 10
bis business. lie looked the shop over
and fixed upon eommouplsee-iooking
workman, with an intelligent face, as The
individual upon which 10 begin business.
Approaching ibe man he touched spfiug
and down dropped su elaborate map %
Connsciieui, with lie towns, railroads aud
rivers all properly located. Thea ]. Was
earnestly aud o0mprebeusiyely described
BY the glib agent, who briefly stated the
advantage Of Gueb an educational chart %
the possssaor, ele. Tbe workman, look
log up very innocenlly from bic work,
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rnouonrruL rnouenrs.

No legacy A. rich as honesty,
The greatest PRAYER Is patience.
Onc has only 20 die 70 be praised
Its easier 10 blame than 70 30 better
Would Yen be strong conquer yourself.
The u no good 10 preaching to the hun.
Cry
A msn used 70 vicissitude Is not easily
detected.
One smilo for the living Is worth doa.
en- tears lor the dead.
The bes, thing 10 the world isto he
able TO live above the world
Charity gives Itself rich, but coyetous'
ness boards Itself poor,
Everybody knows good counsel except
him that hath need OF Il.
Life Is comedy 10 him that thinks
and tragedy to him who feels.
He who can take advice IL sometimes
superior to him who can give IL.
Divine yengence comes with feet Of
lead, but strikes with hand OF lrou.
All things are admired, uither because
they are new or because they ale not
great.
A man, when he rises IN the morning,
little knows what he may do before
night.
Human life is everywhere a state 10
which much Is to be endured aud little to
be enjoyed.
A little less money and a little more
good character would improve hosts Of
people vastly.
Our best Intentions, even when they
have been most prudeuty formed, fail
often in their issue.
Far happier are they who always know
what they will do.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-02

Il was IN England, during the recent
rains. He had barometer that persisted
IL going up during the whole Of the re
cent wet weather. Despite the rain, up
went the column Of mercury every day.
One evening, jast a. the second gong
went for dlnner, the aslopisbed guests
taw him slfidlng setoss the ball With the
barometer across Bis shoudefi Il was
raining cats sud dogs Oal be vent inlo
The wet night, right 10 the middle Of The
lAwns, thea be placed the offending
weaiLef-glass gently on IL back 10 nice
damp pl,ee, shook biz fists saysgely, aud
said There, sou internal liar, does Il
rain H0wf
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Vol. .UfME XIX.

remarked That is mighty pretty Should
think it would be 6fslrAlc iu a ismli'
What l. the expense ui su5h an sFl1el,
Only Adolay 0lty, responded ibe ssopt,
dilatiug upon he bargain there vas IN
The valnc offered taf such 4 small smnunt
OF cash, Noula yo0 rslber have : M
than to have ,hst ssksd The workman.
CcdsinB responded tbe agent Ns
don't know much about sue, thlHgs,
said tho isbofer, but whh yeur cspcrt
eooe, II ou ieel tha, yoa bad rather have
$3.50 than 70 have that map. shy, tbInk
had tool
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-02

One OF the most successful base ball
players in Milwaukee is a black dog.
Right field Il hIs best position. When
The bali is struck the dog will watch It,
and with bis bead erees bound on 10 the
line OF The ball. lie is 80 expert At the
suslness that be will be very often at the
point where the bail strikes The ground
aud 90 the arst or second bouhd after il
strikes will catch Il and bring Il back 70
The firsa bsse ss soon as possible.
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Now Is GHR TIAE
% as Aoss
Old Clothes Colored

And Cleaned up for Summer Wear.
II vi5i make them loat wtli a. Htw and save
buglHr Ne shall sead bar nearly ever Ne"k
4aang ths spfiug. All e0lafs warranted fssi
sud saAfraatse "a gave sausfaesaon. DffNss-
sh5sla bs f1ppoi before eylng, bat eoats pspl'
And otAef gassls can be ayed wiihoni.
%. X. hIMONDS,
JoafaAl Once.
MaaehestsT, VI April lbth, ISIS s7u
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IMPORTANT
TO CONSERVATIVES

dentlt uaB having been iorsanate ~ 70
oute biz s0a 81 Consumption 10 iis u8fst stages,
aesr heing Kigtn up 10 die by Tbs m9st oeietrAi-
20 nAys8eiAns desivpa 90 mkka known the crre
silieh proves snccKsslal Ia Rvey Mel 10 tnoas
sllletsa with AsthIna. BroDehitiA Cdaghs Colds
Consumption aud ali Affections VI the Throat
aud Largs. aud will send the Receipt free d
chargs Ia al wbo desire ~ II they viii forward
ikalF kAiress % Stem
pAsIEL ADEE, ~ Lisafiy -. Aew IoiE,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-02

An Atlantis e0w rang The door beli oi
a doctor the other night until she awsE-
eued hm. She probably though. be vas
sleeping late; It might be some adder
rezk0B.
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The daily circulation Of the most pop
ular neHspspcr in the city Of Aexleo,
with : population Of 10000, does not
exceed , 90 copies.
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A Boston child remarked, after gahinR
earnestly AZ msn wbo was bald but bad
very heavy whiskefss Ills bead was pat
on upside down, wants 4f
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TIS CANS. HEATERS
SAP naeftis. Eussls And Galvanized Iron Pans

4 L 81
~ NAFs F.sin Aa4 stAupea, sheet Iron Aea
Cses.tf Ware. Coat H0ds, stove Pipe, C0rrogAt
90 Elsoss
4 l. ) o
Esss sponss. Tia AooanE. F1mps, Lead Ase
Isaa fips Cast ftun hoEst eanfs fiksh Ans
nA8xat4Kea 0ao8s f4ru4kAed 10 oE6sf.
saAs prampty assenaes e 1hd work e0nt in 8
s1t.sfsstagy mkHasf. lfiess A. ius ~ a. pArty
eAa sEasa f6F tbs skms enAsst4 kEd stylt q
gaaas ORDERS III nasN st.irscssF Fet sa lassissz
IN. COOLIDGE.
kfaasisa. W., gaa. 2ahs is1s,
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II DID continue.
Nearly Two years had passed, when
ope morning Mr.. BarDeue called Lucian
Into his private Office, closing the door
after hlm.
attn about 10 make strange diselo-
sure to you, be said, gfsyely, aud yon
masi weigh well what say 10 you. Up
10 Ibis tine you have known me only q,
iricDd TO friend. sm rich man, but
il nave fcw friends, LaciAu Gaylord.
Shall coun, you IS oBei
You honor me, he taiered, overwhelm'
ed with surprise.
am fsther, Mr.. Bufne,ts said, and
M only child il daughter whose future
f has been to me subject OF deep prayer
+ ful anxiety. l have feared that when
die, the wealth that wonld leave would
make htr The vile ofsome pIaasible tor
tane bautsE. have feared thai M
business would iAll 10 rain 10 ioeomPe
leut hauds. Ohea have ! hoped 70 mee
Al some lime 40 honorable mAu, 10 whou
could teach The secret " my success sn
wbo might succeed 10 my business.
hase prayed thas when die, | mlgh
leave my child under TIE protesting cat
/ az husband who had 10, soughs b