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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31
Publication Notice.

IL ihs District Csurt q sallns county. sale Of
Kanaaa
Nary I. saabsra. plaiu1R.
william A. cssvsr Asais ifrt. q, ,,i,i,tr,t,,,,s
- @i1ts q challcsy Tnh, dsosassd. Addf-
Tan e. ruartian q Frinf n Tsf- Msbsi 10
and R.aood e. Ian, nlsoE hsin e Chaaassy
Rayngsdc c. Tlii, miner hsifs q Chanue@V 10
3dsoessod. Addis Tan, Widog and hsiF d chsss-
cey Iafl, deoea1sd, and ths Marssills1 Nsn-f.r-
tur1ns co1pSny, dsfsudsns.
SD da1sndaail, and sash 81 thsn vlu t.ts ~
- that ihsJ hEEe bssn ulsd IN he aboTs sn-
uted aetloa, uheFsil ne partiss, plaintiff -
esfendanl1 are g aboFa ltated and thaf 49,
mugt an1Har ~ petilia1 alad - uaid piainfig n
said eauas % e. bsfsrs ihs
Esd, day q February, 1881,
- MD bstilinl uil b TAXA = trus ~ i.fvu..f
lgai9si t4s1 lsedered acoordingiy, ne iai1rs 81
49, 49, ~ - jeaglaelt 1F.lnsi Wllliam A.
neFy Z. lssAs e y pr cent pr annum On osrtain
PFgmilaoTT nots lads 81 nd TiiiiIn a. CoS-1r
. CFlFPsa. IagTsles 4 Co, asd 5y fhsn dsiT
sedols.a . pluiniEE Aiso lltEns1t q f5FssIsIars
A. cooTsr y cri5psa, Lagrascs 4 O. \. 9-i--i IL
aecura md nots q tks HeIt half 81 norsF-.-f
la.ltsr sd n1fth half q aoufhEsut garter 81
: :ss1'9@ sssai1 rs ne. vss, e s.llss
as.igsed . plai1tiE5 AID . I'll ssid moTtzs-sa
nortgsgs hsa sfsi.5U0 al1 iutsrssf. 4 orssF II
y - - z. alo.sssA . y sdladssd . plzis-
a4il and eaeh % th.m, froa any Fight and eguifr
81 reeem $50 81 H. . Or - ths alid ds-erihai
ir1eil q lad and bsiIilau and inprssrm-rf-
thsreou iroa asi HilsT Sas6 lls.
Jsuuary 70. 1ssi. y ~ '''''-''
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31

IfOscar Seltz, the druggist, dOes not
succeed Il h not for the want 81 faith.
He has such faith In DR.. BOsanko's
Cough and Lang Syrup a. q remedy
for Coughs, Colds, Consumption and
Lung Affections, that he viii give .
bottle free to each and every one who
Is In need ofa medicine Of this kind.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31
pleasant HUI. Nc Pherson Co.


Jan. 4, 1884.
MIR. c. MELBERT-I feel under OBJ
legations 10 inform you Of our success
in raising the necessary funds to COM
pleie the purchase OF our organ we
made with you last summer for our
Sunday school. On New Years eve,
we gave an oyster supper and enter
tainment The night was bad-snOwy,
cold and disagreesble-yet notWith-
standing, we had fair audience and
one Of the most enjoyable times we
ever had, until the dawn Of new year,
when most all retired 10 their homes
through the stiff breeze and snow that
were blowing without. Some Of our
young men were 80 animated over the
success that they remained until
morning, sleep being out Of question.
First In order was the stand Of refresh
ments, which was run by experienced
hands. Next, was our entertainment,
which was acknowledged to be good.
Then supper which was simply i'm
mense, after which cakes were voted
TO the homeliest young man and the
prettiest young lady, also to the
handsOmest young man. The above
three cakes brought SSo.4O; the
amount taken In at the door aud stand
was $50; total amount, $3.50.
We are well pleased with the organ
and think we could not do better any
where You will get your pay in full
at the earliest opportunity and with
my thanks to you for the confidence
you placed 10 us; the committee at
Pleasant Hill, will close wishing q
happy New Year and one Of success
in your business. With all due re-
speet, ] am yours,
JAMES B. YOUNo.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31

Anderson 4 Llndblom are reosiv.
ing their first installment Of Spring
Goods We haye looked these goods
over md prunOunos thsm the best.
The rAptidity with which this arm
have gained q reputation e. merchant
tailors ls unsurpaassd.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31

The W. c. T. Union yin nsst
Tuesday, Feb. sch, at p. n, with
NM Stewart On South eth g. An
ladies interested ia TIE e4ass are In
vitsd, ss there b Important business
b Be trnnsscted.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31

The surveying party Of the Topeka,
Salina 4 Western, which v looking
for q route to LeavenwOrth, has been
very successful. They are out about
tWenty-seven miles. The route they
have picked crosses the "dlvidenabout
two miles south Of 0skalOOsa, and the
grade IL estimated TO be but one per
cent, which IL equal TO flfty-tWO and
eight-tenths feet TO the mile. IL was
intended 10 cross the LeavenWorth,
Topeka q Southwestern about two
and One-half miles east Of OskslOOsa,
which will give q very direct route
with easy grace.-Topekd Common
tCedlth, Sunday.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31

1Iessrs w. 4 n. d. Berg viii con-
menee in q few days building = two
story brick addition, Sos feet long, to
their business house Their increasing
business and large stock demand more
room.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31

The water company have concluded
20 run the iron avenue main under
ths river, instead Of upon the bridge
Is Il nov is. The change win not be
made before spring, however.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31

The ladies Of the Lutheran Church
win combine their next msnthly
missionary meeting with . church
soclAble, to be held at Tie residences Of
Mrs. 9. A. CArmOny, on the evening
o. Thursday. Feb. 7th. Missionary
exercises to cOnmsacs e o'eiSek,
and continue one hour. Soeial en-
ioymsnt the rest q the evening. An
membsEs Of the church are eordlany
invited to % present.
Ms. CARlEoEY, Sec.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31

n. HaEsart : O. haTs parshssss
the shos sio1s formerly ogned - a
=. sausE, sd viE consinas TIE bo.L
ueB - before. Wsihgils az our old
patrons 70 cal on %, and al oshers
Who were patrons q the Sausr Boot
and Shoe Stors, - We via give you
low price, and win seIl yoa a sreat
many gOods e eost.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31

I desire to announce that 1 am q
candidate for township Trustee,
Smoky Hill township, subject to the
decision Of the voters at the polls on
Tuesday, Feb. 5th.
H.H. MORRISON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31
THE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81. 1884.

aFEira eePfss q EHB JOGREAI ~ - ~
e w Hsgbas's 6uvs sd q ~ Bsst &urt n Hhsis
Add 4 6scaal
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31

The directors Of the Fair AssOcIA-
ton held . meeting yesterday at the
SecretaFy's office. Itwas voted to pur-
chase the box stalls recently occupied
by G. E H. Hutton, now the property
Of n. 8. Cunningham, for SSOO-ST5
down and balance on time at per
cent interest. A committee was also
appointed to urge before the city cOun-
ell the importance Of bringing the
Park into the city.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31
Election Notice.

NOTICE 3 hereby given that an election yin
- held a. he usual place o. hoidluE elections
IN Greeley township on
the sd day Of February, 1884,
l9r ne purpo1e Of voting Tor or against bonds %
me amount OF % build bridge % nd
township over and 1cross the smoky hin river, az
~ near tne point where the 1cctlon line between
seetion9 eleven tllant twelve C2l In Congressional
loHn1hip fourteen (ial south OF rlnre two On vest
81 fri1cipal Meridian crosses the aid SMOKY
Hi River. Ballots Et laid election shall haTa
written or prlnted on The sane, ~For the Brifrs
Bonds" or Against the Bridrs Bends
Witness cur hands tbs 1iat day Of Jaauary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31

The water company held their an
nual election, Tuesday. and elected
the following directors: J. Z. Bone.
brake, w. r. Dryer, NJ. N. Briggs, E.
H. Gibbs and Henry Baker. The d.
rectOry elected the following officers :
J. T. BOnebFAke, President; n. a..
Briggs, Vice President z. II. Gibbs,
Secretary and Treasurer; Henry Be-
ker, Superintendent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31

TheSalInA Band is making q special
effort TO become q credit to Salina. 1t
takes money to keep up q band. The
boys simply ask that the citizens Of
Sallns will lend their presence at the
play next Saturday evening, which is
given for their special benefit. The
play has been given before, and pro
nounced most excellent. The per-
Torrance IL not only 9 hrst-elass one,
bus Us given in behalf Of . most
worthy object.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31

By calling 6 Oscar seitz's drug store
you can set . sample bottle Of DR..
BOsankO's Cough and Lung Syrup
which Will relieve tie nost obsunais
Cough or Cold, and show yOu What
the regular scent siss WiIldo. Whas
trOablsd vita AsshHa, Brsaohitis,
Dry Haeking- Cough, Palns IN the
Chsst and Al dIseass q he Throat
and Lunsa. ~ sample bottls o. thls
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31

Redemptorist Fathers Enright and
and Henry, OF Kansas City. gave the
q mission Of the Catholic church, Of
ten days duration, which closed Tues-
day night. They were assisted By
Father Leary, Of Solomon, Father
SehalK, Of BelOlt, and Father Kelley,
Of Ellsworth. The two missionary
fathers leave for Newton this morn
ing, where they will also give 4 mis-
sion The mission here was very sue
csssful, being largely attended
throughout.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31

David Van Trine has bought the old
a. NJ. Martin confectionery and lunch
stand, adjoining SOlbsrg'E He Il q
young man Of Of ability and deserves
success In his new venture.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31

Give US a call when you want any
thing in our line. Il viii do
you good by saving you money.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31
annnar

The ladies Of the n. E. church viii
give = supper In the building one door
east Of Purcell's drug store, Thursday
evening January 81, from Eve 10 9
P. Y, for 8 etc. Yln are an invited.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31

We sell only for Cash or Produce.
We do not charge anything to
anybody. We sell cheaper than
our neighbors who sell on credit.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31

Rsmsnbsr the supper in the build
ing recently vacated b CampbslI q
Tuthiil tonight
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31


Mr., W. n. Beatty is canvasslng this
county for q large family bible and =
hAndsOmeIb0ok entitled "Ths Impe-
rial Highway" The bible Il pub
lished In various styles Of binding and
contains numerous steel plates Of
scriptural incidents, elegant maps,
illustrations Of cities, temples. &e.-in
fact ls altogether the best illustrated
and best printed bible We have yet
seen. The book, THE Imperial
Highway" u indeed an imperial
book Of biography and complete en-
eyelopedIa for the home. A vasi
amount Of good and useful informa-
ton "a contained between Its covers.
Mr.. Beatty, very pleasant and Intel
ligsat gsntlsman. viii call personally
at the home Of each Of our rsAderl,
and We think q perusal Of either work
win sustain rs In our assertions
The following IL the programme for
the Literary Society, Friday. Feb. 1.
Musical Director, Mrs. J. w. Daily.
NuSic.
Quotations, at Roll Call.
RioRraDhioal Sketch, Miss Deighan.
Reading, Mis- May Bellsvills.
Essay, =. L. Bishop.
RECESS.
Music.
Optional, n. E Peck.
Criticism on Dickens, Rev. Wm
selection frOm Dickens, Ml- Ran
dali.
Music.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31

We are now selling Winter goods,
which we wish to close out, at
reduced prices.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31

we give below the cast Of the play
of"LOve's Sserihce"-tO be present.
ed Saturday night At the opera house
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31
C1Oging Out

Dry Goods, Clothing and ouesns-
ware 70 be cold at eost.
n. HA09ARF 4 Co.
WHY WILL You cough when shi-
lOh's Cure win give immediate relief
Price 10 q, 80 ets. and 81.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31

The PrOOfOf the pudding Is not In
the chewing % the string, bat in hav-
ing an opportunity to test the article
direct Oscar Seitz, the druggist, has
. ne trial bottls o. DE-. .Bosankois
Cough and Lung Syrup for each and
every one who laHmictsi vita Cosghs
Colds. Asthma, Consumption o. any
Lung AneetiOn-
The Burlington paid 81, eoosI 70
the farmers o. Kansas On lssS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31

ILL OE THE ooEDITIos oF -
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

AZ ssliua. q ~ si.ts % Kssu.s q he sIo-, a.
business, Dsosmbsr ma, isl3-
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SALIVA, KAEs- Sept "A 1873
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-13
Vol UME .XXlV.

vas standing by The fence very pale and
weak.
lryon will relHrn Mrs s., aud bring
me my gun. I'll kill something. Blood
has TO be spilled nov. I'll wipe this sul
With gcrs-ihs reddcsi' Kind Of gore
What are ye standing thsre for, starins AZ
me like lusatic asyIumr May bs you'd
like TO be kicked through a il.rAil fence.
or barn or suthin'y
Oh, John. dear. there's some horrid
blood on your earl and she throw her
apron ever her heal
On my esr2 Ny boots IL full of blood
! tslly am killed. killed. kill.e.i.
he spelled. Let mo give you a pointer.
Mrs. Smith, he said as he hohblcd 10 the
house; II you want TO die. die hard III.
oil over, you just get kicked through "a.
rail fence BY mustang Morgan II yoa
want to bs ~ angel and die by stiIl va.
ters, try this eternal Ciod.fcrsakcn colt Of
mine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-13

One OF the decisions Of TheopLi1us
Herrington Judge Of the Vermont Su.
prsme court from 1903 to 1918, is recalled.
Under the original fugitivs-slaye laws,
an attempt was made to secure q warrant
for the ertradition Of negro who was
claimed as a slave, and tho case stood for
hearing before Judge Harrington. The
attorney for the plaintiff made out ~hat
he regarded prinia .facis case. aud then
rested, but the judge iutimatsd that the
title 10 the slave was not satisfactorily
established. Additional evidence, oral
and documentary, Was then put in, aud
again the attorney rested bis case. only to
be again informed by the Judge that The
testimony was jnsuflicent Another at.
tempt WAS ma 10 and proof was furnished
that the negro and bis ancestors before
him had. .'tlme out OF mind Of man been
slaves OF the claimant aud his ancestors.
Still the jaJgs declared that there seemed
" bs defect in the title. ''will your
honor then. returned the astopishsd at.
tornsy. 'be good enough 10 suggest What
is lacking In the ti.le" "A bill ef sale,
sir, from God Almighty" WAS the snDihl.
sting rsjoinder. Ths baiied man hunter
was obliged to abandon his claim; ard
from that day TO this. wbsteyer msy have
been the practice in other states. nothing
shori OF "a bill Of sale from God Almigh.
ty,' has been held 10 Vermont sullicsnt TO
convey 10 man the ownersbip Of bis fel
low men.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-13

A hard.working young man with his
wits will make money while s,hcrs viii do
nothing bu, lose a.
"Who loves his work and knows hov TO
spare, may live and flourish anywhere. /"
As 10 tho trouble who expects 10 And
cherries without stones. or roses without
thornsf
Who would win must learn 10 bear
ldleness lies sick IN bed, sick Of the
mnlligrnbs, where Industry fsds health
and wealth,
The dog ia The ksnnel barks at fscss;
the hunting dog does not even know they
are there.
Lsziness waits till the river runs dry and
never gets TO market TRY" swims il
and maks all .hs trade. Cant do IL"
voula not eat the bread cut for him,
but Try made more out Of mush-
rooms
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-13

Nineteen years age female infant was
left with an old Irish woman at Boston.
The name Of the child was not given, and
the only clue was handkerchief bearing
Q name that was with the child's effects.
All trace OF the babes family connections
were lost and the little one grew up in
ignorance Of its father or mother, and was
cared for by the old woman. After a
lapse Of years peculiar growth appeared
She was taken to an occulist, who remark
ed upon the singularity Of the case, and
said that he had operated only upon one
other similar case in the course Of his
practice, and that was upon the eye OF
wealthy lady in city near Boston. Here
was the long hidden clue to tho child's
identity. The person who took the little
girl to the osculist reported what the doe
tor had said. An attorney was called IN,
and it was, in the process OF u long inves
tigation. developed that the name upon
tho handkerchief was the name OF the
manufacturers wife and the girls mother.
The girl was, several months ago. con-
froDted with her father aud mother. A
settlement by The payment Of several thou
sand dollars for back board and damages,
SO the story goes, and On annuity Of Sl50O
for the daughter, now o young lady. was
effected it is said. When the child was
abandoned the husband Of the lady was a
poor book-ksepsr. II was feared it is said
that tho birth Of the baby would anger a
relative OF the mother. who was possessed
Of means and 50 the child was given up.
To day, tho book keeper is wealthy man
ufacturer. He has family who has
grown up in entire ignorance Of the EXIT
snce OF their elder sister. - boston Jo,oylaf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-13

u Don'tbs whining about moi having .
fAix chance.
Throw sensible man out Of window
n sM fsil on his feet ond ask the way TO
hi ,vsrk.
1 - more you bsssSs begin with. ths
lss. yss will have in the end
NJ. ~ you earn yourself is much bright
Or tha ssy you can get out Of dead mems
shoes.
4 "a. sts breakfast In the morning oi
life vbe . ths appetite for FEAST later
in the do Y
He Who hAs tasted sour apple will
have The n ,sre relish for sweet one.
Y-.r mr. seas want will make future
prosperity Use sSee'ef'
Eighteen n saee has set mp many ped
dler Ia buSine =, ana nc turned " over IN
I'll be has kept h's carriage
A for the pL @ssoa are eas' ~ aoh
f.,lt xttb hat, you need aoi bc 8
ho,.a l,.rsps. va vese born in astsble
In ball tossed 8 maa Of metslsky high,
hs vouId drop DO vn in good place.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-13

Those who know mo best will remember
that l have never. openly or secretly
written or uttered q sentiment that could
in any way be warped into an adverse
criticism OF the cyclone. Whatever may
have learned or observed derogAtoSy 10
the cyclone and its cruel and treAchsrous
nature, / have religiously kept to myself.
And what is my reward for this2 Like
. peaceful Ute. stealing up through the
sheltering ambush to saw open tho wind.
pipe Of dear friend. comes the ring-tail
peeler OF the sky, scarcely moving the
green leaves ~ he stoals along the valley
on his hind legs. The air Ia like the
atmosphere OF death. No sound is heard
except the dull thud OF tho woodman's
axe as il buries itself ia tho heart OF Q
pine tree that belongs TO some one else.
The sun had dropped behind dull grey
cloud that is faced with pale green. Still
lower down the steel gray and purple
clouds como boiling over tho trec-tops.
The tree toad makes few desultory re-
marks, katydid says good evening. and
the premature twilight has come, Up
from the southwest comes q sullen NUT.
ter, crash, a roar, like twenty oceans in
joint caucus, the rush Of falling trees. the
crash Of giant hailstones, the thunder OF
falling waters and like the deadly charge
Of heavens artillery, 1t is over, That isa
cyclone one OF tho adult variety when il
is feeling well When you SEQ ono Of that
kind sliding up in the sky, do not try to
twist its tail as 1t goes by. II takes a
strong hold, quick man to reach out over
the dashboard and twist the tail Of = cy.
clone He must be strong in the wrists,
cool headed aud soon in movements
The cyclone which visited Northern Wis
consin on the 9th instant was about nils
and half wide and lasted through per
iod OF time would say, such as would
be measured in pronouncing tho word
''scatf' Elew down three churches spariag
all thesaloons, jerked the school buillipps
crooked, knocked the postofliee silly and
demolished dozen stores and places Of
business. II killed two OF the most
promising young men aud purest Chris.
tian women in the village. Then it went
out into the forest where ] was riding
along attending to my own business, tip.
ped me over and broke my leg. Essry-
where it sought out tho young and fair
1t spared the old snd sinful and the rough.
but spent its fury on tne tender, the good.
the true and the beautiful. Is IL surpsiS
ing that it jerksd me gslly westG No,
indeed / am only surprised that iaa
aliYa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-13

StArbucks; and be said something about .
villa Perhaps he remains here on Aunt
Estbsr's account; but dear me, she is 30
prim Il write With all respects. dear
mother and he is such iovial gentle.
man. I do not understand how such .
Wedding could be harmonious. II he
hes regard for her IT must DO on the
account Of the SiArbuck blood
oh. my mother. how can ! tell youl II
is not for love OF Aunt Esther that Capt
Morris remains. but Jour own little dsugh-
ter; and ail the Starbueks, saving Aunt
Esthsr- who declares / ought to be put
bssk into pinafores given their
consent that shall be married and sail
away with my husband in his ship to for
sign ports. to sea for myself all the won.
ders OF which ] have heard SO much OF
late. But ! will not give my consent un,
Ill first have the consent Of my father
and mother; 80 there is . company being
made up 10 go with Cousin Nat and the
captain through tho SHOWS TO your far
away home.
And 80. after all, it will be this new
friend Of whom l have written 50 much
who will take this long letter to you. |
am sure, dear mother. that you who know
my heart % well. will not think it unseem-
ly for me TO pray that the Lord will guide
your heart and that of my father to feel
kindly toward this gentleman; for, in
deed, he is Of good repute, and is SO kind
as to be very fond of me; and il l feel
that l have your consent, and that OF my
hsnored father, with your blessing, |
shall be very happy, and take an honest
pride iu being his honored wife.
The captain declares laughingly that |
am sending him on quest like knight Of
old TO prove his love- Icannot help think
ing it strange his wanting to marry me and
when said so one day, hs replied, grave
ly, that il was all on account Of the tea,
which got into his head. And, indeed,
it may be so, for was fighty, and hardly
shut my eyes to sleep at all the night
after psrtaking Of it; and even my dear
grandmother says she would pot answer
for the consequences of what she might
be led TO do were she to make use of it
every day.
send you, with other articles, some OF
this famous tea, and bit Of white Grape
which shall, if it so seemath bcst in the
Judgement Of my honored father and dear
mother. wear rs wedding gown.
The household all join in sending loving
greetings to you all, and / remain now
and forever. your dutiful and loving daugh.
ter,
RosE SrARBucK WENTWORTH.
So, on some day in that midwinter of
l745-old tenor-Captain Morris and
Cousin Nat crossed the bar at high tide,
sailed up the bay singing sea songs, no
doubt. slow aud aloft, struck the woods at
Woods Holl and went trampling through
ILe snow Portsmouth way perhaps,
after the Wentwortlis in the wilderness,
came back duly with a blessing. and then
the great parlor would shine again in the
great log fire, and all Starbuck faces
would grow radiant, save it may be that
If poor Aunt Esther, who had secret OF
ler own, perhaps, Ruth came near guess
ng, touching that jovial gentleman who
,ore the maid away from her sweet wild
sland home.