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HARPERlS CHRISTMAS.

This collection of pictures and papers" I'VE are
Mt loss to call it by any other namel is an effort
of which any publishing house might De
nroud As its title implies 1t is intended
rs a gift for the holidays but we are much mis-
taken If its intrinsic merits, aside from the low
mice at which it is offered VIII not
keen alive the popularity which 1t Is
snre 10 win, long after that time. HarperS
Christmas is the combined work OF the members
md friends of the Tile Club, an association OF
artists who for their recreation draw and pant upon
tiles
II would be difficult TO select any part of the
work for special commentator when everything is
So good The Illustrations, OF course, in publica-
cation of this character claim the first attention
Everybody is aware OF the marvellous progress
made of late years by American artists in this par
ticuIar branch of art WOod-cuts of the first
order have been heretofore, as a
rule. small; in this instance, however
we have cuts Of a size rarely attempted In this
country and displaying at the sane
time all the delicacy and subtety, soft
ness and exquisite graduation for which
American wooG-cuts have justly become
famous Coles engraving of the head Of Samson d"
after Elihu Vedder, which accompanies " Har-
per's Christmas" q separate sheet, is an example
or the art of wOod-engTaving IN its highest
form, an accomplishment upon Which that arlISt
is to be congratulated Very attractive and scarcely
less meritorlous is f. :. Kings reproduction of g.
T. Boughton's charming picture entitled: Peter
Stuyvesant and his Maiden" Among the
writer's who have contributed to make
up the contents of this publication are
William d. Howells Thomas Bailey Aldrich,
George William Curtis, and other we'll
is farce entitled THE Sleeping Car" written in
that authors most happy VEN.
MT Edmund Clarence Stedman's poem, The Dutch
Patro"-accompaned by admirable illustrations,
by E. a: AbbeX-is quaint and characl eIis'ic ac-
count OF how Peter stuyyesant and his brave coun-
ciilors pay midnight visit every year 10
this city. walking from Maiden Lane to Corlear's
Hook and noting, the ever changing aspects of
their once beloved New-Amsterdam. A song by
r B. Aldrlch, THE Voice Of the Sea-"
SET TO music BIZ w. ". Gllchrist, is sure to
please people of musical tastes and tho variety of
the other matter contained the pages is great
and pleasing that few will turn from them without
having derived thorough enjoyment and satisao-
ton.
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Dnurlnl Academies.

ALIEN DODWORTHS .,,..,
y 49, SrTOOL FOR DANCING. No. G5l |th-aVS,
- clss-.s Tor "a lreu Will commence OcloDot -
o,'..i.' f,r 5euflen.u will commence OctppHF ID
P,iyatr lessons circular Tor terms &C
~ MR.. TRENORS. Broadway and 3Zd-St.,
u 1.ts are RAPIDLY rht the new WdltLcs. en- ca
,,,,es rt lie dance siug. &c lessons every NV "
evening. ~tud 20. ,ii.n a.
At STANDARD HALL, LAG BroadWay.To
Y m. IN, st dancihrTOom ga New.i York Ah ~ nA"
No. asses meet daily. and Monday aud lhuIsi@y e'c"
ngs. ----
ALEX. MACGREGORS ,,o...,
a SCuOOl, FOR DANCING ll2 3th-ave,
prirofo and class lea every day. see c!cuidr"
ID HARVARD REILLY. Master Of pa. Danc ,i,,o
[o 571 th.1vc cor f7tl--t., Opposite windsor 40,
tlasses vii. recOmnruc- Monday DciDp' 10 4o'-' ~
eare,,4ut 20 Newport r. T.. closes oct 'pet l.
T. :. send postage stamp Tor clichai'
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A comparison Of the tonnage OF each line las
week with those of the same week Of 1881 show,
changes that are even more renaTka5lc than thoa
between the movements of the two weeks Of thu
year. ard that points 70 probable cutting Of ra,e
The tonnage OF last week was only 2.sll tons bs
than last year But the Vanderbilt systemsd d.
crease is 1904 tons (Michigan Genital 2555and
Lake Shore 4.749); the Pennsylvania system los,
ss7 tons. the Baltimore and OHIO gained 1,544 and
the Grand Trunk moro than doubled il, Tonnage, Il
rising from 3.O3l tons for the week Of last yearn
6.562 tons last week-an increase OF 3 j3l iona
The following table shows the comparative ton
maze of each railroad in the articles namei-aOar,
gram and professionalism the week ended NoveHbes
Is and the corresponding week Of 1881; the 70.
tai shipments from Chicago of -four aud grain and
the portions Of those totals which were carried By
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GcnCllcr5.

4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACllERS'
y .orTf,y surnce COLLEGES schools ana Families wito
tbor,,Iv ,,1peleut Profcs4or7 Principals ard l@'h-s
FsrHc- nr 5f1lI 20 th' oOlntrg Jr' n2ty ~ 80
snrsr,r ,torsr f,.srlssss4 Call Niiress Hs " =
Y0 Nt; American and Fp9sgn Teachers Agency - O"oa
Square.
DRINATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. odchFu .on
c v an oypcrruced tutor. rs hest reference to Guy
notrons kdfrss ale GRADUATE Box 4, luOtLe Once
tINFACUCRS WANTED.-LADlES- superior
yocast uilno and singing; vocal music tIcloI ''t
lau ,crpsu I'm - b AM nusici french. drawing AID
painting French na've rnel.n mi'hemapS' 1HH ~ H..
iisb and German: tIgI-h. ca-sios ana MAJ ie11 -
Tr.rc1 German aua I.h. Apply 10 Mss M.J. ny 49,
An,rc,p ana Foreign Teachers Agency, - JmOhsluAo
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uARpEr,S CHRISTMAS.

HARPFR-s CHRIsTMASts not a conventional hono'!
publication From Vrdde.s eSqustely dositnei an unique
cover which IS printed cooIs to The last PAGE every mus
traiion bears the distinct impress Of oneina Hh"lo'
, and the collection as a whole. presents beauiIui
gallery of pictures drawn by OF the foremost al Ae'f
can artists and engraved wood with combined acne {!
and DOW Ell before exhibited in puOhcat'h ol u'
kind As an example Of the wonderful oapaOiHu% u ~"
Eoodeng1aver's art "a well Of the refinement 10 VIM"
81. orr a, ,rtntlng has been carried In TINS county
IrARPEWs CHRISTMAS VIII take tho higi OF RAM III
critical ami populaI estimation
HARPERS CHRISTMAS.
HARPER's CHRISTMAS Is published in this country
ana England
Published by HARPER & BROTHERS. New-lork'
re- Sent by mail, postage prepaid to any part u '"'
United state on -pt OF the price
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uAPprR,S CHRISTMAS.

ma ,,s,,st,o,, arr, all by the following welsnown mem
bersof tbeTILE CLUB Of NewYork city VIZ fIeuel0
nielman r. Swain clifford G. $. Reinhart' T.. a. AoOry
Geor,e II Bonghton Alfred Parsons. Arthur Unaruey' W.
II Chase Frank D. Miet j. Alden "elr +. t1'p
- ,c,, 1,,lor and as the literary contributions with
one e,ction arc from the pens of native authors ths
surerb publication will be to possess disun'u''V
CHI
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HARPER,S CHRISTMAS.

II has been the ain OF the projectors Oh h<> -
CHRISTMAS to secure the best work Of ieane ol
can authors and they submit the esnts to Their
I'm the cor ndent richer variety OF ss a.
attractive Holiday literature has ever beeh on'eu ~ WV
A nneric I'm nnllic.
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UARPER'S CHRISTMAS.

Among the contributors TO HARPE Frs CHRlSIMAs arc
George william Curtis W. d Ho"eiIs' l. Il. A'"''' -
twain T. C stodman. Uncle Renus," Thomas h"iu!'
arret prescott spoGord G Lathrop Rose Terry OooAe'
and Frank d Hlet
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1neirueiion.
For Young Ladies-oountrv.

COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR IOUNu
NLADIHS POttstO yn, A. hrtv o00ni Nnunh - "A
ensSopL IS ItSL 81 PiuIisipht. "a 10 Wax
aIeiphia Stlh Lhrlu - cars IRON
NJ Rc,nd lroos r,ats no ne 80 morris pIrhItb nav
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iarre yroun. AMI unat1n we'll Kn0wnfp beaity a1u
Torc MO gue.aIirett GEL q. 80 ILEtS a. We 10
THREW LADIES SEMINARY, Carmel, ~; Ii. II.
~ Home.hkc thorough progressive New n wv = NJ
culor with ali pafticuiarA GEORGE e. SMll H. ~ "
GOLDEN HILL Seminary for young ladies',
" bridgeport, conn. Address Miss EMILY NEl'soN'
IIONE INSTITUTE for young ladies', laIiy
4 town y home care thorough course OF SUM- -
opens sentemDer is Miss NJ. W. NJ ETCAiF' Prhoip"~
NtISS UULKTEY'S Boarding and Day
wi school, Tor Young Ladies, Tarrytown on tho "uu'o'
will reopen september 20 -,,,-r,
NEW CANAAN INSTITUTE FOX 1ODNU
~ LADIES' experienced teachers; numbers hhi'ou'
~ Address Mrs. L. +. Az RES, - ,,r,
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MINES AND MINING.
Tuesday. Nov. 21-P. VI

Tuesday Nov. w VI
Tho business at the Mining Stock Exchanges
shows no Improvement To-day's market was dull'
with irregular fluctuations Robinson declined from
LAO 10 1900 80 and Silver Cliff recovered from
al cents 70 $3.50 cents Independence was o
cents higher ut 50 cents But there was no feature
in any of the transactions.
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A SPLENDID COMBINATION
OF
ART AND LITERATURE
HARPER'S CHRISTMAS.
PRICE rs CENTS.
This publication Is admitted to be the
MOST REMARKABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
CHRISTMAS PAPER EVER ISsU

II consists OF hirty.two PAGES OF "aHus'"h''o' "'
,o,,s an1 Suppemeni presenting double page eng aV-
inc Of vedders powerful awngtho Head OF the foutn
samson The page twice the size of that OF
WEEKLY and the paper OF extra weight and oil inc h"os
quality.
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wishes few more engagements ny the day OF week is also
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Menu Publications.

A magnificent production HARPER's chhi9la ,'s.
rh n,u. of the writer's eQuaod by the genius OF ne
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APPLY tOk CAIAbOpOH@
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For Y Dung Ladies-City.

MISS GRINNELL 80 East 55th-st., will re;
WI open ner English, French aud German Boarding ana
1av ScIoo for Young and Children oct CoheH
ate and Elective Of study superior acte o Art
Music. ,obIri.s leptco hslt' iot oo'' Ainns' S
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~ INNS classes for young ladies' and children with Ger
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Glinallons fOanleo--female6.

LADY can recommend n girl as nurse and
~ chamDcrmaid. Cali at her last employers IOl "e''.
34tn-st., f ON 10 to o'clock
NuAMBERWORK HOUSEWORK, WAIT
Y ING COOKING Sc-Bv good Protestant girls oTgiy
TAN iijifI. BI Az, I89 otlIise. above ot-st
(,JiANBEPMAID. WAITRESS, &c.-By a
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reference. all foI TWO days, lGl East -'th-s,
C,uAWBERNAID.-B a youn9 girl in a prl-
Y yae family; best city reference Ca" iOi TWO u"''
(,oOK. WASHER and IRONER-By re-
- spectacle rirl best city reference l9l tth-iys.
NOOK.-By a French woman in - pr gatt
" family best OF city reference. Gel tu ''''
CooKBy rsa6e E y0mn g. oSo.n MAN. viii in ato
full onaFg sqGd by s SfS es 6I 0n' best CITY '''r
NOOK and LAUNURESS.--By two Welsh
& prs-one plain cook the other as !aundress -od East
NOOK.-Bva Protestant; is first class, and who
y Thoroughly understands all kinds Of cooling uahlns,
clear aoups excellent references OOI Otha'e between
Both ond 6iiist.
COOK and WAIrRESS.--By two sisters one one
Y as cook the waitress IN private family hoth
thoroughly competent in their esPeeye Ga!acitei ana lEs
TEGs. Tribune Uptown Ohco. l.23s Broadway
IENrLEMEN'S apartments and offices
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Address An Me 40+ 7th-aye' one night up
uOUSEKEEPER- Has child years of ace;
wages NOT 80 much object permanent home is
good COOK nd address L. box As Tribune upto"n
HOUSEWORK or COOK and LAUNDRESS.--
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OF housekeeper seyea yGs'' R n "a I Do io
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uOUSEW ORK.-By a gir to do general
houseworE in private family or boaIdingEouse WILL
| ing and Obligug, reference. rs West 2sth-st
4 ADY'S-MAiD.-By frst-class French
maid good drcssmaker and hairdresser and is kind and
gentee OF reference Can at 6o2 Cthaye between
| 56th and 3eth
T AUNDRESS.-By a respectable woman,
l. fIscass city country best city references Can at
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ladies OF gentlemcns washing; reasonable. 32l
| East 95tbst
I AUNDRLSS, COOK, &c-By a first-cass
IL launlress go BY the day do cooking or house
refcrsnee 3Ol West Ssth st.. room 10.
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address EGsss 2Gi I' Vest 45th,st ''
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NEW EPISCOPAL COOPERATIVE UNION.
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NTTRSE and HAMBERMAID.-Protes ;
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= willing 10 assist with upstairs work. 800 East
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w consideration OF services and small remuneration Is
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N7EW-YoRK MILITARY ACADEMY.
FOKT WASHINGTON. y. Y
Established 1854.
,.,to,t TnIIN u HAYS ~. D

Fupcrint enuenI-JOiIlN p. It11II '1' O''
KlOPFNS SEPT 4. 1857 81,
Boarding of highest grade whose Ihl
end, scrupuousy followed is 70 mOnl At an e and
intellect of youth the VIII py oOtHoe, ''
tie feelings reifgOa SEPARATE these tlee EIe1
requisites instruction. discipline religion Whle n''uS "
every profession. =, $4,000. .,.., 90, mia. mn t,o
Uson ia re- tcei by sixth Avenue Elevated kIal U
j55thst Carriages are always in waiting or 0y ney '
fcatInn meets the arrival or ny lrAl
more beaufif ul healthy pl ceOn an nlnence con
ngndng the most delightful scenery or more attractive
rouudIngs are not along the arinsl BANKS VI '
Hind son lis buildLg- unusually hpnelke onIt,
There arr forty acre. Of land attached TO IL sualoi
eIseced by OAK groves aaOrdng ample space lo' P''
grounds
APPLY FOR CATALOGUES
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
Madlsoave and 44th.st fits for tho School Of Mines
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Classes in Architectural and Mcdaniel Drawing ,.o, .,
A. COLIN late Engineer COrpH u 3 ~, ana Frolo'Sof ~
Naval Academy
University Grammar School, 1,4S1 Broadway,
4 near 42dsL doth year. Primary, COlnnerclal anu
Classical Departments IL NJ. Hobby. W. L. AKIN Principals
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Doaro an0 Rooms

East SIDE
Trunks removed, 20 cents apiece.
a. CpoWE's EXPRESS COMPANY 70 VS.; 5Oth.st.
as " est 30th.st. and - East lstLsL
4 THOUSAND OF New Ork's best boarding
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GERMAN FAMILY offer handsome r0oils
n with hrstelass board In desirable location y" loo
East G4ths.
EXTRA large furnished rooms, with first
H class DoardlO0 East 2ttst near Madison square anu
elevated station.
FURNISHED ROOMS.-Elegant, sunny, out
side rooms. suite Tor the winter NO 6u3 oth.aye
ElRST-CLASS accommodations Tor families
and gentlemen tho Vanderbilt Lexington and I'D
81. New house furniture elevator raes mode ate
CHAkLES LELAND, Manager.
GOOD BOARD can he at Is East 23d-stj
~ meals served outside. DUFFIN & son, caterers
'lNWO LARGE, sunny rooms on second and
third nuOrs VITA 6ht c.as board. LAWN place,
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AALEs At rHk MINING EKCHAYGES
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For Both Sexes-Countrv

For Both Sexes-Countrv
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, II miles
N from New.York. children receive mo'noi
Mrs IA. o. MOKRELL, Manhasict' I- l. -------
SOUTH JERSEY lNSTITU TIE.
BRIDG ETON, NewJG ,,on ,noronch
Roth SeYes Emil CORPS Of teachers. Instruction a Inv
Music painting drawing. Climate mia very -, '
BeIins september 10. Address h. H. lhA9h iif
Miscellaneous.
LADY and children can have me Ho. po och ool
" ING acc0mmoiaon in hrst-class new. on 49,
y. ~ tunr,iu ipg H. French or German 20 P,os ic
Ei',iv AZ Pi%Ck NIsY's SCHOOL AGENCh' Dono''''
Building, Broadway ana latin 81
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CmiLDREN will hnd prcspectuses o. tne bh' l. '''''''
III c{ or 4gN ~ ~ sc aOOt AND COLLEGE GUIDE
DESIGNED to assist parents in selecting salogUes u
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piNCE Nt.Sf~ AHENCY for - Hool.9 anu - Xatt
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NOW READY.
KNITTING AND CROCHET.
Indispensable manual OF
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NEW PATTERNS WITH MANY ILLUsTHATIoNs
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For Both Sexes-Citv.

For Both Sexes-Citv.
MISS NJ. A. CLARK'S
" ETanch and English school for Young Ladies and
Children iO7 East S5thst public school methods employed
MISS WARREN, NO. 10 WEST 45fH-ST;.
w reopens her school for young gentlemen sept IL
Young Ladies Department sept ~
1sISS J. F. WREAKS, 90 East 77th-st.,
Nl French and English Boarding and Day school Tor
Young Ladies and Children, will commence sept ~ Csle
~ and th0rongh instruction In department.
Kindergarten CLASS commences oct TO-
Art Schools-City.
AIRS IOITISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
M 80 Vondav Oct l6 In DRAWING. OIL and WATER
COLOR PAINTiNG, STILL LIFE, FLOWElts and LAND
81 ASE CHINA PAINTING and DECORAIlON
STUDIO No. 80 MADISON AVENUE.
References:
Mr. d HUNTINGDON. Mr WILLlAM 'MrJAMEo
M HART, Mr. A. h. BELLOWS.
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obstruction.
For Boys and Young Men-C

For Boys and Young Men-city.
A GOOD TIME TO ENTER PACkAIRD.;So
" HI1SINESS COLLEGE, IS now "a lie mn Is ne ei
On Nei nj ace IN the world fcI solid ins; UcoH IN az inc
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Inc mean OF cheap aDoutt , > PACKARD eO2 bOaaM1g,
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Privatc tuition
a afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash l31 W4oih-'t
CENTRAL PARK SCHOOL, ENGLISH and
I Ciosei.al II East 7Sth-st. IcOpens september -
& treuaration for college business, For eiroulars
SO address l;ev. H. l.. BURNETT. Principal
II NORSEiS CLASSICAL and ENGLISH
10 W. hat
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the same weeks:

The total receipts of Hour. aud gram az UnIcas'
and Milwaukee for the same weeks compare as fol-
lows:
Week ended Nov Is. 1881. 1852, piae IsS -
Grain bush........ ,9O366l 2465g3S inc SS0HSg2l
Flour bJls.....-.... 1l2663 2ll.OL9 Inc ios'o's
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M w. LYONS ,,,s,,,,r,,rr,
M EAST TWENTY SECOND-SI.' corner OF broau""y'
NJ . - Twenty. seventh year
Receives all ages and piepaic 'oG eofEe o l,oons
The on dow town bows oOl ceniiaN ocateu I19ohS
auuon same floor iolt high ceied ana wen. r.
SpetaItios helping It's Work AdNsoy ,t, "a
rapT "narteV wrifien examinations spelling LADDER ana
RIa Tpnor ttrcu afs at PutnaAs and Randophs anu
The Plnciral's residence. t5 lie 1hgtohdNe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
NOVEMBER 81. 1882.

THE GENERAL LTSE
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01
The Lone Mourner.
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Haven't got few roses growing out in your back yard reckon" suggested a seedy man to the cashier, "a few little faded roses. with a bit q leaf and a string to tle 'em up with
 Haven; go, any back yard .o begin N replied the cashier.
 ot even little bit of a pink or blue bell or a forget me not. sighed the seedy man. anxiously.
 Nothing of the sort" growlcd the cashier. Don't keep em.
 Couldn't you get me dandelion or a bunch of grass!' entreated the seedy man. lust little something to put on a child's grave. A plantaln leaf a sprg of parsley. just cabbage leaf, even. l want something green for an infants tomb. Can't you get me something to decorate my haby's grave:
 Been dead longE asked ethe cashier, wiping his eyes.
 Three days" sobbed the bereaved. =. If could only get d wisp ef straw or d bale of hay to show that had not for gotten that lone grave. Haven't you got an old pair of boots. I tomato can ar some dead bu, loved pets you could let have:'
 Take this. roared the cashier. tearing the noscsay from his buttonho!e.
 God bless you = calculated the scedN man: tod bless you and Yours, D" y",l thlnk II will keep fresh whil walk te the cemetery. II, only four m4les
 N alk. man" elamered the cashier. w,th misty eyes. IN alk you must rIde to tina, lone grave and deposl, Nour offer ny of love Here. take ,hls dollar. and may the sweetness oi your griet last long after i,s poignancy has been worn oit on the grnds,ene ei tune
 Tifc secdv man thanked hum with streaming cheeks but tha; night he was frozen out of i jackpot because the dollar was counterfeit and plugged al that.
 IL is seldom we get chance to do good" murmurcd the cashier" and dont think the mourncr will come back. and he turned io his books with the careless aii of philan,hropist and charged the man aging cdSor with two weeks pay he hadn't had.