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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-07


Mrs. wlllsam raomrson died sadasa-
~ On Broadway, Nsw YOsk City. March
Ast. By her Death shs inqaislsive %.
eial world learned ssnasshsag il long
hsa desired % Anew. bot 10 ascertain
which all edorts lad besa snavasiins
Mrs Ieomrson was the aathos % tie
fanacss Clara Belle letters which
have auased patrons Of the csneinnsti
Ess~srsv asa Minneapolis Tgss~.s for
ssversi Yeats past. eas vhish have
shocked tew sserN eecd persons ey
treasAtne npca sahiesss ios a.sissse Ter
their sensitive csesHsssstoas The PER.
sonAlssy Of Cara Ball. ess vss,sasl,
sxssated she tnlgiss, ths rsri sss and shs
press az TIE country. and great wsll be
shs relief $50 ina, Is las besn asesx-
srsa.
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ous the United states. ard any io6y NJ
gives her time and enerxy - eanvosuinG
Tor them can room build up 3 PERMANENT
and PROFITABLE business They efo -
sold b. merchants, and We ofyn kxcx0-
sfyE TERRIr0Ry. thereby RfviDg ~ eHn13
sntire control II theee euFxM1o1 oCaoI0
IN the territory assigned her. We hex9 3
We desire fuch In eyery uoWn- A101uU
NINE 0RlSWUI.D & CO.. - Dcon4
way. New York. 80
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PROFESSIONAL
REMOVED

UHrTwoEra q THOMSON HAVE
w renewed their of1re - the third
In. Nc. ess Frest street We are nov
better prspAred isss ever before - exp-
c1ts szrveyR esauzine sstseA fporf q
The ckAra< er of lAn1 lAF oz< sewn Plaza.
and make fn> drawings Tor azv pm poss-
We have 6rfte< facszi&iA fer work tkna
aRy efhsr eru n IL snrskwsse
EACSsy Snrs eye<is 01tcn -
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$1,000 RRVlRD.

DR. ORDER OF THE coNnuGor-
- ery Of King county, v. T. heeooy
offor 5000 reward fer The arrest 81 80
vlcfion OF the person, who. a ~ ~ ~
Ct February. murdered J. ManninG e.
man and Wilbur Pnttcn, On Lake w.
ington. In said county.
seattle. v. y. FEB q. Iel2 ~
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Imns1zs6sly sfssr - possaes q -
IN = ~ HSsas q Representatives -
snnsx North idsbs y veshfneson Ter
sisosy : dsspss.ss sgoss - inaaeurnssd
70 sssors iss tsfssl TITS wss y - -
somclsGAsd y opsssfsse upsn shs 80
-, dissrsznx - sstsnttou Of iss msn-
bsr. n vsfioss sxys. A .snbsF q -
pagers 10 sbs so1sksrn portion q fdses
~ 20 hosI aeaisst yissdlnx sny pos-
tson Of the Territory. snd .cvsnsns
wsa instituted IN nontsna 70 secure 70
fbnt Iesritory portion Of The prixs-
Tbs psspss 81 Tbs REGION IN question
vere nsds " spps&r oppossd 70 snnsx'
alton - Washington Petitions vsfs
ssut 10 Dsnersss psossskins sesinst an
rsxaxion. Thss wsrs not vssy manner
oue1y siessd, snd shsFs b ~ tslissa
how shs si.nstur<s we're cbssinsd.
nslshsr ass sbsy likely 70 have nush
wssehs, - The lack Of vsios eonrsstsd
Win Ne syssaes pstisisn u perhaps bss-
~ undsrssood In Csugrsss tban any
wbsss slse. II y aid shis opposition
nsoysm~nt has fsund 10 encouragement
n TO dissstions--in he shisksy sis-
Ensnt Of North Idshc. which dos not
wnns 10 eems undes The local optiou
isw II Nashinessn Tsrritssy. sud In
Ne touu II oelfHx, vbsss ssxsAin Be-
pubIiaans. IN their haired Of Dslsesss
vsosAsss. sss Asrsely Striving 70 dsfsss
ths nsaSuFs Let hs ssin sredis ard po-
Iitissi ssssngth tksssby- Opposstion
bsssd upon sush motives h eosssDspsi-
BIS n Ne sxtrsns. but thai u sxisss -
stssed thsss b attendant reason 70 b.
Iievs. MsanwhiIs sosnsss novsossts
havs ben ~ On foot Pssissous hAvs
besn hurried forward. and issssrs and
isiaerams ssnt, asainR snnsxaltna %
hshsIf u Ne psepls u North fdaho.
OEHsiai bodiss have Bsmosiaiizsd.
ssd su1ssds innnsnsss favorsbis 10
Ne msssuss soneht. Delegates
vosshsss and Haley snnounss them
ssisss fss snnsxaston urdsr I'll eiseum,
slAnsss. and shsy, rspssssnttna The sveI
Tsssiiosiss md ths only psopls co
esrnsd, must have much indasnos on
~ measure. Senators Mitchell and
Dciph. Who understand the sisaAsion
sIsasiy nd fully, ere beth In favor Of
snssxasios 70 Washinason, and ere
doira ~ for IL thsy can. The Houss
has sissads passsd npon Tbs measure. By
lasss msisrity sanstioninG II, and The
senate viii Do likswiss h iss passage Of
Ne Dlass admission hill. Ths intimate
susssm Of ths movement may thsssfors
b. sonsidsssd assured. Ths north end
Of Idaho bslosas Of right 70 Wsshine-
Ion, from vhish II wss taksn tssnsy-
thsss pears ego. and with which u b
thsFsu9hly sdsasihsd In interest Tks
proposition v give any portion Of 10 70
Montana 10 absurd and meets with ne
A&tU<s 8a<&44 NV - aetc eAoeA
double shs size Of Washington. and
With Nsrlh Idaho anpsfsd 20 shs latter,
Montana sosid still sxessd u By sixty
thousand square miIss--sn srsa greater
than that Of shs states Of Mes York.
Esv Jersey and Delaware combined.
The tendsnoy il 10 divide and ous do~n
Territories rather than enlarge them,
and Washington. bsipg the least Of ell
The Territories. is less likely 70 suf-
fer In this way than Monsans or Ds-
tota. Certainly no additions wiii be
made 10 Territories iiks Montana. hav-
Ing already Al. extent IN the neishbsr-
hood Of iso.ooo square miles.
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Governor Squire made no mistake In
the appointment Of 4. Meeksr ~ Com
missioner 10 the Exposition al New Or.
leans, Mr.. Meeker 10 keen business
man. " snterprisine. energetic and pru-
dens, has had an irsmenss experiences
and psofised By II. Is broad in hia views,
clear In bis statements. and possessed
Of good common sense. He accepted
the trust, and went at Its fuldimens
With all bis mind. body and purse. BY
ciliesnt sffass be eoi together from all
pArss Of the Territory an immense col
lection Of articles, comprising In The
whole q most ereditAble exhibit. He
spent all the money appropriated for
The purpose. and good deal more, the
iattsf being his own. He never tired
shelving 70 visitors The articles In bis
department. and es Informing them
about Washington Territory. Always
courteous and ready. never firing Of the
task imposed upcn him, he has worked
sariy and late. conssiensioasiy and 10
good purpose. The money spent st New
orleaas By snd for Warrington Terri
tory. during the past winter. has been
money veil spent. that will In good time
return hundred fold.
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pYA GExTLENAN WITH WIFE
II ard chiId . pieasanf roomz fur
H. P. O bon No -. s<a1lng Ioaaxaoa
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WHAT WILL IT CURE ? Is

IT n
already
of tsimmdia ebeufsn results
HOT SPRINGS
ouwilfn
in Amri. land q
sa
sasM
our ssns a. $3.50.
v Al s @ - $50
na eSssIS ssnas S rss
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WANTED IN SEATTLE

An ensrgstic busl.sss w.
IN 70 solicit end teto U1G1y
for rBK MADAME 0n11W -
PAreNT 6k1nT kUP1uu1 ~
CORaRrss Thooo OQQ11
have been extenGlvo1y -
We. tised and fol1 ~ ~
eaavn1DorD the ~ ~ y1nID
which. with rHktn DUK1o1-
oRiry 4, be- - erssssd tsn
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TwO-sr0RY H0UsE AND LOT on
: Thizd egznsk
ca La II - - - ~
Hs1aa with hnr. LAuadzy. sodA Wsehs
eeeond hnsa Furniture Store
~ nmss lanA. paFt easarsd. - pR aers
Wh1e river rnncA. desired bottom. 97op
snes1anraasa osoo. IN eoee; bargains
0oed DurlnosB CAnncsa
Impssvsd RancAs2 s3sA o1sa esoe up.
nAksry. - Tkno sssoeuA
vsnts1 einkn. - trulisqsishsd ksnss-
sasaA, - U~enDafsns ~ IN -. -
YiveaGrs lasna saoaEsA ~ ~
fsnds City Lsn fur Harsh.
korts@es o. ss,id prepsvfy. e1os 70
eN,0o0.
CITY ~ Cosnty eesip. -
Nsw and sspond-haad saesa
WANTED.
lfonsy; 80 sscuriv: ~ infsrsss
pnid. Can - -
Wemsn 81 siris: highesl wages paiA.
IreoarA washsrs ard oepkss No lpay.
10 furnish farn haadA ~ pr nsnth.
Canvassss ard agsnts e3s pr meath.
Partner % improved Stock Ranch. ~
Two la1y paEtnsrs Ter liza. b. two well
todo nsn- Waatay aaythiaa1.
FOR RENT.
Thrss Fruit aad vsgstabls Gardens
near town, vsay cheap; take than q
go.
Ninssssa houssa = % S1s.
Furnished Or unfurni shsd roonA with
q without board. u . month mp.
Popular Saloon. sc.
- acrs yanch; improvsd. orchard and
hay - oash rent
atacss imprsvsd ranch. % . month.
House And laxss gArdsa. n town.
Furnished Restaurant or Lodging House
go eaeh-
Let nsAr center Il city TO lssss.
Monsy to loan on short tina and apr
proved sesuEity.
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Enercstsssss. nee styles. Get f,<s
y<fd- Cerssss. - eents Isac<@, ie sarSs
fcf esnts. foss.as A SsNas xssAx.
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Oogzxyuxa. Apgtl e.-Ths sssss a o.
4. Drsssss, g OospsyiIle. - broAsn
Into b nnknoUn parties "a - nxGhs
u April 6sh. end 8 ~ of G9e6s - -
aDe1nf Of too a. 1hBss kandse1 ool1as1
Uess eaksa. rs pafttog ass ouDpoosd
- ~ 3 UanG that - boen enmmlttina
6opeo1ntieos a oVog ~ ooastEy. Tia
dAosl1. Nh pouss of ~ have soast-
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7. r. fuxrxxxs. Iasursnse asS cun-
nzsnsoe Ae~nl fac
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Orr - - ssnask bsss na1s thal
\ 3 ss1psl1l1e - pspaIarisy s0isysl
b ~ seIl knewn @6sn Chop Tea.
importea dirsst By O. p. 6rou.- seldom
have psspls mailing Il realized he fael
that ths Groats1 poesibls ere asd e.
psrieoes y required ID handlina and
ssIsseing NJ eho6sssk essds cot - par
haDs thoQaAnA n0pteo. ba1 o19h I
ths 60 ed ~ rssnls b ~ eseat end
laain9 popularity Of ths "6an Chol
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UNIVERSITY LIBRARY,
5000 VOLUMES.

open TO THE PUBLIC MONDAY
" and "Wednesday evenings, from 70
3c'clock Saturday, . 10 . .. m school
days 1to .. N.
DucA VI per quarter, 20 cents per month
JOHN HUNTINGTON.
fe4 Librarian
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THE FIRM HERK roFoRE EXIST
! ing uader the name and style ef john
Of seattle. d this day dissolved By n.l-
fusl conscnt Mr.. John K. Good having
pufchassd the entire interest Of NJ n.
Saws<n In the concera
JOHN Y. GOOD,
n. Y. sAWTkIi.
eeaffie. April q fsss. spl Ia
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I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUc TON
thirty sir hundred pourds fSoo D . OF
Prepared Opium tine same having bsen
sesEsd By. and forfeited 70. tho Unit
stAtos Gssernmeafb. 20 the highest bad
der Tor cash. - the luton Hoasa, In Port
fownsend. Meaningless Terrlfory, On tbs
seSh DAT - APRIL rsss.
The Opium win be sold In quanfftsss 10
sris pufehaserA
mhls<d II. HAMILTON,
U. l. Marshal for Wsssinxzss TERRITORY.
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T. T. MINOR, Il D.

OFFICE IN OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
" Rooms and &
onlcs hears: ia m 70 u N; In, . , n
81 70 8 , =.
residence No. =
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Oses - ~ kVUsO0 NH
nRADuArR or THE UNlvKR-
NJ ay of Psn1sy5vAnkAl AAs psrma-
nentzy located n Sen<ria
eyee Al cAiis prsmpely nftendcd
Or. LcnsAksr nzAkss speciAxy e dis-
BYE. Ear And Threat.
Ifeaes privsse. chroAic azd skin dIsensss;
rensvss snmors and ntosxs wsIhouf pnin
- u ~ ~ he snzza
SExrTIE March q is8&
On. u. d. LosoAK N -L,ear sir. for
yoe<g I'D been af1scsed " u . heavy,
pstnfnl fsellng 10 my forehena and =
nig1t would be troubled With d1ftcuit
ureexAin{, coughing ana expscforaxzng.
- thAt h1a bat hrtis rcd wss vefy
m1nrrAhfe from tuls cstarrn 81 the head
noyos ana the uothmA Tor which / csusd
md 70 relsek had b en prunouEc<d in
curshas whsn 4 sonsht yoar care aud
treatment frSm xhicn recssyed relief
= lev aAy4 reAaitlax u pssn2nsns
sson what know II Dr. LcnsAkers
pnufensio1Al sam Asd treatment fssi
ca med hsarxly recommend al s<rsons
e1nea Ing fsom oAsmoe 60 ham. with the
essufancs = Il they vii rsceive NEST ex-
oolIent pTHe eicaAt and mes tcel treat-
eEnEaAl And nEavoUs plSEAsES
aAaT 4. keno sKRa, n. D..
Gssduaas Of wsusas Medical consss
& ksnnnylyania-
041os ard rsslAsnce. III Columbia q :,
aeasf1e. Dsooa1o or the Era EAf and
Threat treatsd - speed slty.
Farticnlzf attention given - the treat
neat q dtoesees u w0kns y and chkidron-
CONSULTATIONS IN Engissh and German.
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]. G. CRAssE,
DENTIST,

odlos 10 ssAifz. over Smith { Sors lew.
s1wy stora IN euiltvAn's hiook. From "a
LIQUID NITROUS OXIDE GAS
WIN b sdntrissered b. ths Doc1sr for
the purpos a sxfncs1nx tessh witnou1
pakn- fehs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-23
Interrupted by n Serpent that Would
Make q Dime Museums Fortune.

Interrupted by n Serpent that Would
Make Dime Museums Fortune.
From me San Francisco Examiner.
One day, being on the edge OF the berg,
sketching grand view of the mountain,
looking along the edge, my attention was
attracted toward number of balloons that
were irisking about among the rocks As
the animals we're very shy, remained per-
feetly quiet aud went on with my painting,
but hoping that they might come nearer.
Being thus engaged, partly with the land
soaps and partly with the balloons, Whist
should ssein the long grass but an i'm
menSe boa constructor He seemed at
least twenty feet long and one foot in d.
smeter He was crawling along toward
the balloons, and watched the result with
intense interest. No sooner did bis snake
ship show his head above the long grass
than the animals scampsrrd off in second
Talk about the agility of prairie dogs and
ground squirrels! No one would imagine
that those fellows, big and clumsy ss they
seemed, could dispense 30 quickly. The
serpent seemed Just as quick, for with a
few springs on bis tail he seemed to be
among them; but he did not succeed in
capturing any OF them. Snstching up my
shotgun, ! was determined to have the ser
pants SKIN. went up to the place where
he disappeared behind the rocks. There
he was, about hundred yards away,
crawling slo Rly along the edge OF the pre-.
cipice. | was gaining steadily, but | did
aot like TO run, for fear OF alarming him
starting him into run, as it were, either
from me or toward me | wanted 10 make
sure of him without giving him chance if
could help it. | was always a coward
when fighting rattlesnskes in MeDdocino
county; but this whopner, nearly twenty
feet long, ;..sle me quake in my boots
worse than il there we're fifty snakes hidden
taere.
After following him come time he stopped
crawling; he raised his body on a rock,
and turning his face me, saw ms. | was
in range OF hiR with heavy shot Bang!
bang went both barrels. The stock OF my
gun kicked me sifectionstely, and when the
smoke cleared away the serpent WAS not
in sight. Raloading my piece | advanced
cautiously with my finger on the trigger all
the while. When got to la spot there
lay my victim, twisting and tying himself
mp in knot, and unraveling it again with
lightning rapidly. Then he stretched
himself out to his full length, and, rGislng
himself upon hia tail, bounded into the air
Geverai times, making a circle of l6 or IL
at every Jump till at last with mighty
effort, he bounded again aud fell to the
earth with crash He was desd-psst
all danger 10 man or beast He weighed
at least 100 pounds Ny re=t anxiety
was as to how cou!G get that beautifully.
coloreG skin He was on the very edge of
the precipice A fnalspssm inithe linger.
ing lie that clings 80 tensciopsIy 10 the
snake tribe might destroy hopes could
ouIy OFT and Vsit 1t was fully an hour
before bad the courage to commence the
skinning, and after coEsideIabl labor sue.
ceeded.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-23

in her chair laughing, snd pleased to see
Sophia laughing
Now, really, mamma, you are too bsd!'
Sophia would say.
Not bit, Sophy. You like it, or you
would not laugh. And besides Why need
the old man be bore and the young man
q blockhesd2 ., may the day never dawn
when do anything but lsush at stupid
or fool!"
Still Sophia WAS kept in wonder and fear
By her mother q groWing turn for economy.
In some things she was becoming almost
psnGrious, and the question: What viii
it costY which once she disdained to ask
Of anything that pleased her, was now
never off hsr lips. There was a positive
alarm about her manner, too, when snv
new expense was in view. which wssfull OF
grave suggestions; and Sophia quite tried
to reconcile herself TO Goldmorss opinion
that her mother had lived beyond her
means. and was now trying to exc out her
means. Beside, the old woman would
somstimes, in q covert way. try to sound
Sophia as to what she would do when left
alone in the world, and once she actually
asked her if she had any idea of ever ma.
king money for herself. This uneasy quss-
ton pointed only too plainly in the direc-
ton of the practical Goldmore's observs.
ton, that Mrs Temple WAS living on an
income that would perish with her and
that Sophia would be left in poverty. But
beyond conjecture no one could 60, for the
old woman kept her secret, and would not
suffer any interrogRtions. To Sophia she
confded that she felt little alteration in
strength; but even to her abe would not
admit that the cause Was cid age.
II am little exhausted, Sophy." she
said one day. You see, | have worked
hard at enjoyment for great many years.
shall do Just what johnson used to make
our peach trees and vines do at the Beeches
Let me rest for few months, and next
year shall recruit, regain strength, Sophy, y
she cried, clspping her withered hands to-
gether with spriGhtliness which, whether
real or feigued, was equally amazing. Il
shall enjoy the world, relish it, smack my
lips over it, girl for years and years TO
! oms!"
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hall, and was in the passage on the other
side, hidden from view.
But now IS she slowly grouped her way
along the passage, new terror arose
What if the belfry door should De lockedP
The room was never used, and 1t might
well be that the key had been taken away.
The bare idea so terrified her that she scarce
dared to creep 10 the door, lest her fsay
should be verified. But there was no re-
turning, and the next moment che felt the
door, and finding the handle she turned At
slowly, and to her unspeskable JOY the door
opened at her touch. o, what rush OF
relief she felt Her position might still be
psgilous; but the greatest danger YES psst,
She crept round the wall, feeling her way
until her hands touched the bell rope; and
then, drawing breath for the effort, she
pulled hard and fast, and Immediately the
/ iron tongue outside began to answer her
back in tones that seemed to tell that she
was once again in communication with the
honest world outside, and need fear no
more. Stroke after stroke the bell sent lis
resonant alarm out upon the midnight; and
AZ each note Sophia tugged with fresh en-
ergy and the faithful bell above seemed to
grog more vehement IS she with gathering
strength applied to it for help.
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CHAPTER ".

REV. ANTHONY IRESr CEASES 10 IS RECTOR.
With all her seriousness Sophia had never
been what We call an ecclesiastical girl
The modern fashion of church decoration
and other customs of reverence and taste
in religion, had no. at that time fairly
arisen; but ladies were even then very &C
tive in church work. From this Sophia
had alwaps kept aloof, greatly to the sur
prise Of successive clergSmen, who had
marked her as likely TO be useful in their
parishes. To repeated invitations that she
would become district visitor or Sunday
school teacher Sophia had always answered
no; aud shs had never given any reason
for this refusal
Whether she liked dancing, and feared
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CHAPTER III.
.,rPs TEMPLE ECoNoNIsEs

During the weeks that Immediately FOL
loved Sophia observed that her mother
uss very often thoughtful. and would talk
to herself. nod her head, shake 1t, troWn
and make a number Of those signs which
denotes that we are thinking sharp and req
soning With ourselves. She never dropped
the smallest allusioG &c Prendergast, and
Sophia, glad of the opportunity, seized the
favorable moments, and showered caresses
and attentions upon her mother, which the
mother for Ter part received with every
mark of satisfaction. Thus the time,
which. hadit fulfilled Sophia expectations,
would have been one of ioag reproaches
sud regrets, did as a matter OF fact glide
essiiq and pleasantly by, giving another
illustration Of that great common truth,
that If we only visit until orr troubles &C
tually come they will often turs out no
troubles at all Sophia, wondered however,
what the moot case could be that her moth
er 30 pondered and argued over with her,
self.
"Sophy," the little woman said one
morning at breakfast, thus house is too
large for US. shall ft up, and rent a
small one rather nearer the town. Our
lease expires in September, and ! don
fancy another winter in this lonely place.
So this had been the matter of internal
debate. Sophia was not at al surprised 70
find hat heF Gother wss giving up the
Beeches, for the burglary vas q suttl.
Gent reason; but when the old womsr oe-
Gan 10 talk of reasons Of economy, she con-
cIuded that, ashamed to confess to fear, she
was excusing her Eight By alleging pecuni.
sry motives. Sophia, howeVs-, soon found
that there was more in the matter than sac
had imSg.Ced.
II shall keep one carriage in the future,
no more" Mrs. Temple said q lev days at
ter lone carriage, one horse, and one
man servant. Quite enough. for Us two.
Mamma" Sophia cried, "the idea of
YOU tro.ting about in q little brougnsn
With one horseI How funny you would
fselr
Not at al dear, so long as the carriage
"a neat and the horse what horse should I
be. Quits enough for rs, Sophy. More
seems afectatiou; Just like those bones.
Horrid psople. with fresh carriage for
every dsy in the week-snd such horses
II strikes me that whenever vulgsrian
makes money and retires, being Of nolan
ily himself, he resolves to have horses with
a pedigree. No, no, Sopby, We shall not
lose anything by living quietly. Leave
that to me, dear; you may safely leave that
to me."
Great was thu astonishmant of Kettle,
well. Not that we wondered at Mrs Tenn
Die giving mp the Beeches; With us, IS with