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Pickles or vinegar will not keep in q
jar that has ever had any kind OF grease
In II.
All the profit derived is from the la
Dor. Bare land, uns,ocked and unwork
ed is unproduc'ive. Farmers should re-
member ibis fact, and they will be less
likely to destroy their chances OF profit
by unwise economy ia farm labor
When putting away the silver tea or
cotfee-pot, which is not used everv day,
lay little stick across the top under the
cover. This will allow fresh air 10 get
in and prevent The mustiness of the con
tents. familiar TO hotel and boarding
house sufferers.
Carrot soup is light summer soup,
easily made A quart OF grated carrot
gives it the favor and color, and the
other ingredients are two quarts OF stock.
two tahlespoonfuls OF butter, two Of
dour, one Of salt, half teaspoonful of
pepper. an onion, and pint of milk or
cream.
Pumpkin loaf: For two loayes take
two cupfuls Of buitermilk, three cuptuls
ach OF wheat -four and corn meal. one
cupful stewed pumpkin, one cnpful mo-
lasses, half cupful butter, two eggs, one
,easpoonful soda. Steam one . hall
hours, then bake half an honr.
Boston tea cakes: One we'll. beaten
egg, two teaspoonfuls of sugar, one
cupful OF sweet milk, one teaspoonful OF
soda dissolved in the milk, two teaspoon
.nls of cream tartar sified into the dry
dour, two heapiug cupfuis Of sifted -four,
one teaspooDful OF butter, melted Bake
In small tins. - ~
inexpensive plum cake: Ohe-half
pound OF butter beaten to cream, then
mix half pound Of moist sugar, one
pound OF currsn's. quarter OF q pound
of mixed peel Tor less to tsst J, cut
very email, one-half pound OF -four and
four eggs we'll heaten. Bake in q mod.
crate oven for two hours The cake
should not be eaten new, and is better
kept some davs.
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An Interested Host.

.Won't you have smother piece Of pie.
Mr. Fes,herlyi" asked Bobby, very hos-
pitably. His mother uss entertaining a
few friends st DINNER, anc the dessert
was belng discussed Thanks, Bobby" /"
Mr.. Featherly replied; "since you are
so polite about il, / believe will take 0
small piece" "All right" said Bobby.
sN,w. ma. remember your promise
Ynn said II it was necessary to cut o
second pie, could have two pieces +" !.
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BETTER thaa Sine Expectetl.

sYoar letter received. In reply am
happy to say that Parker's Hair Balsam
did much more for me taan you said il
would, or than expected. Ny hair
has not only stopped falling ont, but the
bald spots are all covered, end all my
bair has grown thicker, softer and more
lively than 1t was before my sickness a
year ago Thank you again aud again.
Extract from letters Of Mr.. R w. T.,
West Fifty-third street, New York
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LEGAL NOTICE.


M AIRY 3, HAZLrP and Nihu H..,,, -,
w husband, John W, Lawrence. Apdrsv =
Lawrence. Amanda J. Lawrence and Rl,rs q.
lawrence, residing at Hickory Hill In Msr,ou
Conssy, Illinois: and Sarah C, Simpson ~
Robert Simpson her husband, residipr .sr
Loosootee In Payette County, Mlnois. viII
take netice that on the 18th day ef Nav.
1885, Sarah A. Cline and husband. iled thcir
petition in the court Of common plsas ,sf
Monroe County, Ohio, against the above
named parties and others ,prsying 10, psv.
tition Of the following described real eessse.
situate in Monroe county, Ohio. ana bslns
the lands Of Isaac Cline, deceased, 10 VIZ.
The southeast quarter Of the uerths,se
quarter. and the northwest quarter Of tbs
northeast quarter Of section twelve. tovp-
ship nve and range SIX; aad for NE sssisu.
mens Of the dover Of Elizabeth Cline thsrsin-
You are required to answer said pssisiop
on OF before the 2ssh day Of Jolly. isss.
SARAH A. CLINE and
JAMES CLINE, Plaintifi.
sPRIGGs B briggs, Attys
may26,'s57.
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II vent to see the plan Of Mrs Bar
tholomew Jones's house the other day."
ssid Brown to his friend on the street
ear. ssShe was very enthusiastic about
her new Improvements and SO on, and
told me the gem OF the whole house
would he beautiful spinal staircase.
Hs. ha, hsf' Simpkins-"Well, don't
see an,t ing remarkably funny about
shat. She probably meant the back
s.sirs.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
CONSTITUTION OF OHIO.
ELECTION9.
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 81.

JOINT RESOLUTION
Preposing Amendments to zrticles zwo,
Three and Ten of the Comstitw-
tion of the State.
Be 10 resoloed By he General Assem5ly Of hs
State of Ohio. That propositions to amend ses-
tion OF article II, section Of article III,
and section 2 Of article Of the constitution
Of the State Of Ohio, shall be submitted 70
the electors Of this state, ON the second Tues.
day Of October, A. D. 1885, to read a. fol-
lows:
ARTICLE Il
Section 2. Senators and Representatives
shall be elected biennially BY the electors sf
the respective counties or districts, oA a.
first Tuesday after tho fret Monday in Nseem-
Der; their term OF Office shall commence % the
nrst day Of January next thereafter, and osn.
tinue two years.
ARTICLE III.
Section l. The executive depsrtmsnt
shall consist Of governor. Lieutenant COVER
nor, secretary Of state. auditor Of state, treas
urer Of state, and an attorney general. Who
shall be elected ON THR FIRST TUESDAY AyrrR
rHs yIRsr MoSoAY II NovEnBEx. by the cleo
tors Of the state, and 1t the places Of voting
for members Of the general ssssmblv.
Aerrcrr =
s.. -
0S.'oe ~. .,1 esnv cn'ss y ssau = e.eesed
~ Ma sss M| assa"y .s w We FrI Mesday -
sucS @snosy and snr snss " ss sson county, =
inc thyss ys,rs. .s nav :. n.a-,s"s 80 1880.
W p'o''ue0 " NV
FokA OF BALLOT.
At such election. the voters In favor Of the
adoption Of the amendment 70 section two q
article two, shall have placed upon their bal.
lots the words. .Amendment 70 ssetIcs -
those who do cot favor the adoption Of sch
amendment, shall have placed ANON Sl,sgv
ballots the words, ssAmendmeut 70 session
two Of article two Of the constitutisn-
Those who favor the adoption Of the amend
ment to section one Of article three q o.,
constitution, shall have placed mon thslr
ballots the words, "Amsndmsnt . ssstisn
one Of article tbree AZ ths .cr.ss..sss.
Yes;" and those who do no. favor the adov.
tion Of such amendment, shall have rlaeed
upon their ballots the words. sAmenduent
to section one Of article three Of the ,onsti.
tion-No." Those who favor the aAeptisn
o. 'ne amenamens 70 section tive Of srtisls
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'Trains run daily. fDaily except Sunday.
ALI trains between Columbus and cincin.
natl run through without change Of cars,
connecting in the Union Depots with all di.
vergirg lines.
The Fast Express leaving Cincinnati at
Z ,lOpm, is . solid train 10 Pittsburgh via
Wheeling, sleeping car attached.
8. P. PEABODY, W. x. RBPPRRT,
denl Sup't, fsn1 Pass. Agent.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

THB Board OF Examiners Of Monroe Comfy
i will hold meetings for the examination
of teachers as follows:
Woodsasld, Saturday. July 26, 1885.
August Is, 1885.
70,
Those desiring certificates of any grade
must he examined.
Examinations to commence at s O'Clock.
Ry order Of the Board.
D. NcVBY, Pres.
junel 6.S5td. a. WATSONClerk
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsH II.

TNHB Law Partnership heretofore existing
i between Sprisss & briggs has been dis
solved by mutual consent settlement may
be made with either of said parties.
}. P.Spriggs may be found at his office, up
stairs in the Monroe Bank Building, and J.
B. briggs may be found at the old Office for
merly occupied by Hunter 4 Mallory.
june2, ,'S5w3. sPRIGGS Il DaIGGs.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Simon J. Dorr, plaintiff, ! Before F. M. Beard.
VS.. ~. p. of Center
IN. Bberls, defendant township, Monroe
County, Ohio; On the 2Sd day Of May. A. D.
1885, said Justice issued an order of attach.
ment in the above action for the sum OF one
hundred and forty eight dollars and twenty
Eve dollars probable costs; said cause is set
for hearing July Is, 1885, at 8 O'Clock q. m /.
juns9 '86wS. SIMON J. DoRR, Plaintiff.
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ClevelaDd's Creditable Course.
Couore0ationalist.


1t is not often that so much real i'm
Drovement in the national welfare be-
comes evident in a single twelvemontb
as that which has been made since Il Q
last Fourth OF July. Whatever side we
may have taken during the pali,ieal can.
pSign, all patriotic ciizeus mast rjoi:
at the eminently creditabis course which
the present administrators has pursued
in general, and especially at it's irmness
10 taking and maintaining advanced
ground in respect to the reform OF the
civil service. II was not strange yea
ago that many good people shook theiI
heads when the Fourth OF July called
for celebration. and expressed grave
fears for the natio al future. The dan.
ger probably was not ss great as they
nor has 1t been wholly re.
moved as yet, but we seldom have haf
such good reason as this year for thank
ing God and t4king courage in regard
to our native land.
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SHERIRF'S SALE.
Lazarus Ehman
John W. McCollum & al,

pY virtue Of certain order Of sale issued
u out Of the court Of common pleas
within and for the county Of Monroe, and
State Of Ohio, in case pending in said
court between the above named parties, and
to me directed, will offer for sale at
public auction at the east door of the court
house In Woodsfeld. ON
Saturday, the 18Th day OF July, 1885,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock 3. m. and
o'clock p. M, Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to Wit:
Lot number thirty. -four in the town Of An.
tioeh, Monroe County, Ohio.
said properly 80 ordered TO be sold 10 sp-
praised at $3.50, and may sell for two
thirds Of said appraisement.
CHRIS. LUDK,
junel 6, 's5w5. Sheriff n. C. o.
W. T. MALLORY, Atty.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of William Hess, Sr, Deceased
THB undersigned has been appointed and
/ qualified as Administrator Of the estate
Of William Hess, ST., late Of Monroe county,
deceased.
Dated this 18th day Of June, A. D. 1885.
WILLIAM HR5S, JR.
June 20, lSs5-3w.
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Text BOOKS.

Text Books.
Orthography-Wright and others; Reading
McGufey's; Penmanship-Eclectic System;
Grammar-Harvey; Geography and History
by topics; Arithmetic and Algebra-Ray's new
edition; Physical Geography Houston; Geom-
etry-Olney; Philosophy-Quackenb Physi-
ology-Steele; Civil Government-Suplee.
TUITION.
Higher Branches, $6 90
Common 4 o.
Required in advance
Good board at reasonable rates. A teachers
examination at close Of term. For further In
formation address
RI. MORRIS. !, pr,,,,;,,,,.
D. X. LUTHY. ''"0t"''''
Jerusalem. Monroe County. Ohio.
april2S, ,'S5td.
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Character.

That which We shall teach, not yolun.
ta.isIly, bat insoluntarially. Thoughts
come into our minds by avenues which
we never left open. and thoughts 60 out
OF our minds through avenues which we
never voluntarily opened. Character
sesches over our head.
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S~""sP SVsCcyS.
Rssolued By Tie General Asssm5lv oS6Is Srrks
Of Ohio ithree-ffths Of all the membsr. .,ss.sS
70 each house concurring therein,. That 'thsr.
% submitted to the electors OF The Stste - ~
second Tuesday Of October, A. d. 1855. ! ~.
oeition to amend section tour, artiols IN - -.
Constitution of the State, - - = "a = -.
lowg - s
Section 4, Township officers shall 5, els.l.s
ov the electors of each township. a. sueh N-s.
In snch manner, and for such term. ma 80
ceeding three years, a. may b provided 81
law; but shall hold their ofiioes until Their -.
cessors are elected and qualified.
Inc electors desiring, ct said eiectien. % ~
IN hvor OF the foregoing snendms.t. shsIl
have writton or printed on their bsllsts tbe
WORDS constitutional amendment tovnskip
omces-ies and those who do not favsr ~
adoption OF said amendment shsll Aavs viii
zen or printed on their ballots the verAs.
constitutional amendment. tovnsh;r -
cers-No." -
A. D. NARSU.
Speaker Of Ms Houss of Represeststisw
ELMER WHTD.
Presidsnt pro TEN. Of 10 SeN16v.
Adopted April 8. 1885.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. ONO. =
OFFICE OF TIE SECRE1AHy OF SrArK.
l. Janess Robinson, Secretary # St.ts n
the state OF Ohio. do hereby certify that NE
foregoing Is true copy of Joint Resolutis.
adopted oy the General Assembly Of the StsSe
OF ohIo on the 9th day OF April. A d. 1885.
foe. 'As
In TESTIMONY wHEHRoy. b.v. h.~.....
subscribed my name and sfass3
ishAhI my official seal. at Coluubss, the
9th day Of April. A. D. 1873
JAMES s. ROBINSON,
.~..,,,. . Sscrsta'y sf 6tstt.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate Of Phsby Sellers, Deceased

THE undersigned has been appointed ga
i qualified as Rxecatoy Of the Rstass sf
PAeey Sellers, late Of Monroe County. de-
ceased
Dated this 18th day Of June, A. D. 1856.
John JAMES SRLLRRs, Bxseutor.
June 2S, lSS5-3w.
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Flag Stations are marked with (s). all
others are regular stations. at which trains
will stop without being tagged.
Passing points are indicated BY full-faced
figures.
W. B. CRUMPTON,
General Manager. WeodsHeld, Ohio.
J. B. RHODES, Train Dispatcher,
Woods6eld, Ohio.
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CoHNsCrToas-Toledo With all lines enter
ing the city.
CoHssorDKs- L. &. & W. 3 z,
Clyde, Il W & 3, Bellevue N Y C i 81 L.
RR, Monroeville B& ORR, Wellington c.
CC& & &, Crsston N Y P 4 o, Orrvills 3 B
CA b CIR R, P C& and PF W & c R,
Msssillion, FW&CRR, and CL 4 W R.
R. Valley junction Valley R &, Canal Dover,
C &PRR and C L &W B r, New Corners
town, P C & St r, Csmbsidge, 4 o R.
R, Point Pleasant, C W&NY b 3, Marietta,
C W6BkR.
N. D. WOODFORD, JAMES M. HALL.
Gen1 Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agt.
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pm pm
Louisville o. u,Arl2 IS 6 80 II 40
St. Louis ....... ..6 40 30am
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j JERUSALEM
SELECT SCHOOL.

THE first term of this school will commence
i July 20, 1885. and continue ten
weeks
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JUNE ss, 1856.

EASTBOUND.
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Main Gross Street, Neodsfeld, Ohio.
sepl9,'82.
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Prescriptions Carefully
Prepared at All Hours.
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FRUIT TREES.
Any person wanting Fruit Trees, Crna neu-
tai Trees or Fedge Plants, will save monev
by leaving their orders with Jacob Burk.
har Agent for Moundsvills Nursery, W oods.
field, Ohio.
may l9'S5m4: Woodsdeld. Monroe Co., Ohio,
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Give Him a Call aud be Con.
Vinced.
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LIQUORS OF BEST QUALITY
Medicinal Purposes, Cen.
stanlly on Hand.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-23
Hens Eggs Twelve Hundred Ysass

We are indebted to the Yoa1's Compa..
ion for the following historical incident
concerning remarkable hens nest, which
is and illustration Of the adsge Truth is
stranger than fiction"
At 81. Eloi, In the Faubourg 81. Anto.
inc, in France, . nsst-fsll Of eggs was
found Under the ruins Of the old palace
whore King DAgobert lived. IA
So they knew that twelve hundred
years before some hen had stolen her nest,
just as our hens do nowadays, and had
been disturbed and left the nest before The
eggs had been sat upon.
Tho workmen. in clearing sway the
ruins to build tho old church that stilf
stands there. found the nest. and were go
ing to throw away the eggs
But the Abbs Denis, who was then the
cnrate Of the parish, remembering thst
wheat had beeu grown from grains that
were found with the 3ummies ia Egyp-'
ttbu tumus, Wuicu mubt uhte Ueeu tuIee
thousand years old, thought that there
might be life in these old eggs
He set them under one Of bis good,
motherIy old hens. and sure enough 10
twenty one days. she came of the lest
With fue brood Of king Dagobeftn
as they have ever since beer
called.
These chickens all lived to bc hae hens
and roosters
The breed has been carefully kept ever
siuce; and the Dsgobert fowls have 10
that the Able Of The parish
has organized . sale Of king Dsgo.
bert eggs for the benefit Of the poor Of
his parish.
II any Of the boys and girls who read
this should some day visit the parish o.
st Eloi, they might eat boiled egg
real descsndent 81 the twelve hundred
year-old eggs that they found under u .
ruins OF King DAgobert's psIace.
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Auy one who attends the PresidsDt's re-.
ceptions Is struck by tie physical con-
trsst between the prominent statesmen 81
the day and their hopeful sons. It's we'll
knoSD that all the United States senators.
with three exceptions. and nearly oil THE
able men 10 the house OF representatives
are shove the average height anil of very
ample proportions. They are sell-msds
men and required all the sitaiity of their
large frames to raiss themselves 10 the
world. They are ~ honor TO tbs White
House and lead dignity 70 its recep
lions Bnt vhst spitfal lot are their
wretehsd little dudes Of sons. With their
spindle legs. dwarfed frAmes. sunken
ci,rsi,. and colofless faces IAN bilionIes,,
dissipa,eJ. worthless. without even /.
msply vice. There are some Marked r.
ceptions. but the average society yousg
msn as is ssen 10 the White Hopss l. any
thing bnt an object Of sdmirsiiop. !. Isl.
common sight TO see : bsndsomY. stately
girl With one OF these lltfls eblsets tfui,lm4
across the ryom b, her s,d... scarcely rs.els.
ipg hr sbonldef-. That xomss don't
admire the pany thugs u proved by the
rarity OF marriage 40 Washiogton society.
except 10 army and navy eirclss. where
the Yong mon are more manly Ia form
aud character.
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A 0slssa I'M letter 10 Ne eslsn
tMass Gassts ssyss have thoseAa that
sss asssaptss si usssssl tlssat vlseA
have isom uue W uns tsea wlsls,l y NE
darias long rssidsaes u CaAisss night
- - uainirssslsAg 70 ysns ssaAsm+ 4
fsissa u mies oscs tola ~ bAsl Ls
walked home 9Th Gen. 0rsss n ~ eloss
Of The arsi var msetisr lhss sss held IL
0alena, and II which the Hsnrral ps~si-
ds.l. and that ~ aid 10 him, n sm soins
into ihn thug sm going ss i~wsa :,
The foot os the ladder avn seaaAin,ei
with The uovtrnvy n oAic. and I gu, 80
Ing 70 write 10 h,n, ss-ndxht su.l ssl Lsu
70 eivs ne : ccmmsssion." Nv T., "a
asked hin Why hs did mot sppi, ~ uv
Ystss. He replied that he Lne~ oida-
Governor, snd shoald write 70 Lim u w
fcrs biz application wss aasvsrsd y Z,
Washburn vas doun :. HpussAsld. s.d
Gov. YAses Mid y hin' I'VE havs ~
men enough And money suoseh. bnt W
have no one here 70 orsanixss ve nsed
military man here" Mr., washbu,u said.
I'VE have got just The very man up q
Galsns that you want "who il her
"CApt. Grant "wAo il Capt, Qrsnsy'
NJ. Waahbura sIplsissd thai ~ ~
graduats Of West Point and hsd ssrn ssrv
vice In the Naxicsn var. ''nsad Capt.
Grant down hsrs," vas The reply. while
Grant WAS II work Il the duty assigned
him the Colonsl Of . regiment cams In
one day and said Inst be could do moth.
ing with his men snd oAcred 70 rssjea 10
Grants favor II be would take conuau1
Of i. Grant won't ont 70 - The regiment.
and, being satisfisJ that the msa we're full
Of dght and would make good soldiers,
accepted tho csmmasd. Instead Of TAX
ing bis soldiers from Springfield 10 Quin.
cy by rail. hs msrchsd them on foot. aud
by the time they reached their destination
they knew they had no militia Colonel 10
deal with.
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dress and everything, ssd ,hsss eashs'
upon bic mind pictsss " her = 81
must have bssn II home earsfsliy plau
ming that simple dress and palisGtly verk
ies On u With her ON hands ios nan,
days u msAs il worshy os him.
Two big tsan ianpsd into bis syss
Hs made desperate swallow, end
seized his cap Asi started icr shs hsss
on run.
Fathers aud mothers are easily vor
back Hall m hour ia lcss time ths
three we're Walking toward the fSmcu'
ball room. We won't 90 In George,
said the old lady tremblinsly -hs had
wanted her TO 90 ia that VA enough :
and sLs cried again. end said % herself
that George vas the biggest and best Of
them I'll.
But they did 60 in, and hers was George
just ordering people around and gstt.ns
his mother seat, and when that vas dons
hs pointed ont The classmates that hs bad
written about. and ~ prolessors Who had
taught him. And tho mother looked on q
the magic scens. snd vesdersd how
George could be familiar with such splen
dor. Ia the midst Of IL all. she OK.
elaimed:
'Why. there's Dora
''Dorsp cried George. thundsntruck.
"Doral where?"
Then be sac her waltxing like fairy
with some one who had chosen her for the
figure. just the same A. 10 the old days,
only more maturely beautiful : golden
hair. cherry lips. peach bloom chesks--
only more beautiful than ever. Her dress
was . soft, glimmering, white watsred
satin, and AZ she stood for moment no.
der the gas jet. timid pearls threw little
swinging shadows ON her cheeks.
George watched her ~ . kind father
might have done, and gave her . tender
good wish for every step Of her flying
feet Peace be In her true and gentle
heart" He watched her through tho ng-
ure and while she was going TO her seat.
and il made his own heart 20 full that
there was no place in 1t for surprise
when he saw that her seat was with
Lyman. So Dora was Lyman's beautiful
partner Of the evening. who was 10 be
his beautiful partner in the macy German
OF life.
After the hop, George met Young Ly-
man in their room. "You have been find-
ing me out Lyman, but the same discov-
cry has taken me all my life. II we evor
meet again perhaps ! shall be different
man."
They did meet again. II was iu New
York, at the marriage Of Gertrude Lyman
and Lieut.. George Morris.
So it was that the last day n West
Point he took his first step on the
road to being gentleman. 80 IL WAS the
last day hc underwent the mysterious
change that changes not only the cut Of
Prince Albert coats, but something elss
as well.
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A Florida letter says. that in the strug.
gle which ensues there between The grit
Of the Yankee settler and the climate The
former invariably suecumbs. and the
state will never be converted into Yankee.
land. Man can not shspe the weather,
but tho weather does mold tho man. The
invincible sunshine aud the warm eom
pulsive rains soon have their influence
upon the most energetic immigrant. Iliu
not 10 be expected that person who can
pick bis breakfast from an orange tree
aud gather ,linncr Of bananas should do.
velop the energy " person who must
plant bis crops. and cultivate and dig
them before he can enjoy them.
So the northern nan who goes 10
Florida and builds him house the fret
month Of his stay, and plants his grove
The nsxt. gradually Ands himself falling
into slip-shod ways. His fences get 10 bs
bis house Il not fresh paint
Cd his walks are neglected, his garden
goes to weeds, and be and his vito and
phildren settle into the easy untidyness
which behts tho latitude. II IL the Isti.
tude thst governs.