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MANCHESTER, VERMONT, THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER -Kn 187D.
VOLUME X1N.
NUMHKU22.
fuc Mtafheter Journal.
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r itlT ABO COCSif LL0B4 AT LAW, j ,
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rfuti irt iro oocmiixoM at law
MMlilhltarllMH! aUaekaaier.Yt.
AtlOtllM AT LAW,
Fmmi 4 Bty A eel
Fw w Ui! Uearaae Ag .et,kad ril4tta
Oaaaaieeveaer.
M m Mate llml. Hmwm. TatweU.
B. BOWAeVD.
triVtlll AID 00C1U1I-U.B AT LAW,
Q.e el BaeiAaace,
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B . Y . HULL,
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tMtaali .ut. and JSiUxoa uilda t.iuilnia
, .1 ad al all Umtt if daairad.
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TUB KI.U HuUSK.
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Mlaa fruiu Janata 0Wbr.
II CIIABLB8 F. OBVIS.
i. k. BATCUZLUKH,
i IMUllfr ASUCOCNUELXOU AT LAW.
Arbsglui, Tl.
W. B. 0HBLDOK,
tfTOIKIl AT LAW,
f t OpaoalU Ftral Mattoaal Baak,
twit ani'5, loii) Viaafla
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. J'UYMOUlt ASD Bl'BOROS.
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OBT K)IH, OIUX'EBIKN, FLOCB.
Vlvara. .Hkluf, Hala, ("apa, Hoa A Hkoa
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,irikU atk Lnudtfndarry.Tt.
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hWta, Haiu.r; od iaa.lij,
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wait a habd,
' VkataaaM aad lUUil lWtala
Vk-ala. HUICtM:H, FANCT OOODB,
aattH f B A tatua Wliaau,
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IlltlWIU HOOII
at I. m. Coat,
.w.aa. , UUr'l Yanaukia.
alio a LIT BOl'M
aa' at. B. Kaaia, fan, tarawat.
Tarait Badarata.
lAlt'
far iaaaaa. oi Jala.
.H.ntj. Jf-inlwl U, Haakaatar, Tl.
ll M 4 t.ra Faatary FlaVt.
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s.v, . Yaitaaal.
aaaak Aaa,a t " aaaaaiar boardara
ummiUU ia tj lli
ttUIOrilt HODII,
. ftaarurt, Froanatar.
Alai Wa. Y w.4. tly
W. F. KDOI,
PatVtlClAB AI HCBOIOB.
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j..t O.ft, (tlly) faraHl.
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d.alarli
a e0bl, OtOCIIII
a kk4Akaa,Crwkari Aa
aaA aaaaf ttarar f
4 L.ltt HAT.
tvaaniia. twaal
L. B. BWtyWAl, . P j
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tax err.
tat iqciaoi buui, -
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r. a. obti, rtrriie.
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niAira HOIKl.,
fuH'ti foiiT, Ysametr.
. t TBAYEU, r"i-"e-'-
Tb Pawiel. Juwrt aad U.r,Jo.l.rr UM
a,i:( track Aonittcd wttb lb Fr
A barber ebop ooai-'cl' J villi Ike koae.
LITEKT STABLE,
rrot PrT, ....
. ;AK1A A.TRAlB.fKrUUir .,
0od bur. ctrrUt la Ui l ll koara,
fwtorj ratU.irl..JM.ll1.i Ill
TACONIC HOTEL.
aciteie8. rr.''
IUU-. AJ.lrna,
POR SALE. -
Tw aid klf ttory
l-WELUSa HoCbl 0 KaUHTUET.
mr lb Rjoiuoi Hoots. Flat location, tot tu4
t qutrt.r U Bt terta of lnd, autla, ri.
tai iirrkird. Uuud wall o U preniitat. frica
kiw. Aai lf k
BCBTOH ft MCN80N.
M.acbtatar. V JuIt KH. IWi. ItHf
OJkl OPDBAKE'8 j, , 4
Automatic Gas Machines
i
iiii uluaa and fittor.a. euniplata. Fur prUa
Aa.,iujaira if ar kddraaa
if Aii na.iii',
. Mapahaatar. VI.
VOll SALK.
A i k'..,l. S.
Vose & Son's Piano.
Tliit Iiiairuaxmt trill ba aald ary la for eah.
lb. mhar aillarcuraa barf aia aaaar kafura
li.au id I In. Mala Fr furOiar plUoalara call
at tbit OQjea or a4Jr.a
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HHOP.
II. ii) j pnrcbkatil tbctbon at JI.
R.WUU'
Howe's' Block
F0TVT 1'OIST,
VERMONT
uf lltroiaa
i aliall ruauafacturt)
ill kiD.lt
from Ilia br.t '"
OAK AND HEMLOCK TANNED
LEATHER- ,
at art aa tu ami tbt tinaa. Hnraa lllaakaU
Bimbt,Cmba, Ae.,firaata. - -
Jflly TRCMAK BKNTLKY
PJtUCK &UINQLKS,,
SPRUCE LUMBER OF ALL KINDS,
Ilomlock Lumber, "
.Hemlock nok, &.o
KOH HALE CHEAP
Addraaa
J.t. LOSO A C
ret a. Vt
Vara, Vt Way Ittk. 1H78.
Choice Confectionery
CIGARS
r,. . - -
for kala tt . ; ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
At Bottom Prices
1 : : ; .i
At mt i , ' ;
MaxnuaTtH Diror. Vikmoht.
I alui kaD a train on Iba road and will toiiplj
da!ra aiU iba baat ciaxli tt lutt liriog rataa
1 klau kerp a alork Of Itaita in tbir aaaauii.
HKNHY UkEF.N.
MaarbMlar Dapot, Vt, Aug. llib, 1:17.
15-Soi
WILLIAMS OfS,
atlU oununia tba maouffc iuie ot alt kindf of
" HARNESS WOmCi
at tba old aland aud will andaaror to mala tt fur
tla inUrral of all aho naad goudt la out boa U
call.
WK WAKB MOtiT OF OCB HWJI LXATHBB
la Iba old faabiooad way.
Iba baal Mak HUx k.
Wa alaa aaa auna ot
An n.ortoirtit of Wblp. DUnktU ate.
Cuualkilliy tiH Hkliil.
Parauba aandiug aklna U aril or tae will takk
(Mat ear inakiuun a.
i j
urlk laoaiGi.
a"Cl akioa ara ot
" Lhi.t. So. mb. m:
IMPORTANT:; :
CONSUMPTIVES
TO
A Oaatiaut hinf kxi aa fortaataa aa U
nn kit ava of Unuaumpttoa la Ita wurat aUnaa,
afwrbaia in eptodiaby tka Boat caW.ral
A pkvMrtaoa, daairaa aa aaaka kaowa tba eara
lalura tir.:.i aaomafnl la dttT raaal to IVoaa
ffixtod witb AaUaia. llraebiila, Coagba, Culda
ail Aflaatluua bf Ik laroat
aa4 l.aniit. aud wilt a. ml tha Baiit fir ol
rkara o ail abo d.alra It, If tbay will forward
10. if tdaraaa to aiwa
DAtiJIEtAtiFE, M LfbariyHI.. Now toik.
JOW U 1 UK TIME s
, : ,. to (rt Uoaa ;;
Old Clothes Colored
Atnl ClfAocJ op for Summer Wer
It will aiata tl.am luck aa wall aa aaa aud aar
lujit I. ahall aad a In-1 aaarly try waak
dorm Iba tnuf . All eolurt wtraai4 (aat
.od Kaarttotca I to atra aauafaauoa. Or.p.a
., 0 bw rif pfd btbwa dyiaf, baiaaakM paoU
ta4 oibar axwO. aa ta djtd attboat.
L. A amort.
Joaral offlra.
MaarkaaiM, Yt., Aj rU ViA. 17. tit
IS CANS, UKATKKS
H.pUark.ia. Kaaaia aad OalTaaiaad Iraa Faa
' , ALSO-
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. ' . . ..I.'. t av..i J
cU!'ara.Clato4a,bia'ri0toattBtb05 lBdlBg egg on end,
4liib.aa.
A Is V
Keet?u. Tib Aavlag. lwpa, laadaad
liua -ih,C.i tr Boaa BiaAa, PbaU aad
Uuaaaieed. Uwdl f aralabad U order.
Jut praiptly atada4 1 aad work Aaa la a
aa u. faftara aaaawet. Frwa lw a aay warty
raa agora lr ba a ajoality aad atyle of
Ma. orl.l by avail "Ui r.. laimadi.
"""' T. ft. COOLKME.
Arbcfioa, Tt, Jaa. Ai, lint.
rk tfef ) .t4 t tk k j
fm . k i"k i-k.M. j
i atifk oar kaauaa
! anatalara amaa
1 brourk ail it oa aad atrifa;
hacactl trutu Mmtil li.a4 ilra,
biraof ara oa bia kaart f Hi.
I f I. ul pioaanraafd of paia
t;iriw BWa.ata tly aba-lawy rata.
taaakawabt paait W wLuat ara aaia
lr d. ir aifbt, or av ut .no,
J.y ar rf, or -ik or karta
5b. (Mat or ra.l-i cLaoga of aarth;
lio ( a it" I trim tyt,m W apk ara,
Uia aaawora uaaa.aaanaJ boar!
Aad a,0ao,warU,
Ht-iUig trni otmuat ollBa:
Y. BKitiiara, daugbtara -ail
Tbal wait tba aa.a uf tua.
In attaiaoarat laud ;a Ur.i.
l.f wbatauaaar oneaa'a abora:
Ita tby r.ara eaat or auU balurat
J tby 'dat a troa of ala.er a aHl;
Vtb.lU ti.t fat tafnBd or foil.
W hall b aa aatar'a Uab kad oou
ut aiJdaal wraih, or gaatly o
' Ir kw wiuda .uried in kiit of war,
Wkwibar la aiiy or ta Bald
Ya n a in.r or aobwtaat.a yiald;
lia Uiy akia dark witb bnratog ikiaa,
(tr Uia tba luiraamaa'a bluoat ayaa,
1r"d ya Ui. bard or biod tba abaaf;
Wbata'ar tby wurk, tby boa, Ulial
Alt rnaa, auoa ar or wbarna'r ya ba,
Atund, kitacd tba tong of libartyt
i lna la born on kit th tir
To Frardma'a taaipl bow ropalr I
Kir., with boarr bair.
Tk oral born witb iu molbar;
All ai ea laadiag on kDOlbrr,
Jota Iba tkroug,
Uaata akoig
Tka brotd bigbwtr
Tbat adkoa la tug at of day
Mak awtft tby fat to wbar.
Aaaiuat ablaoard akiaa.
In aodiaaa tpirador tbrra,
lb towrra of r raodom'a tampl rit I
Tbia dar itt doura ar opan flung,
1 bta day ita balla ar Joyuo mug,
Tbia day Ita l.annar ara aoforla.1
B.t(a tba araa or all tba worm,
And tiaralda cry from aa to aaa
t.olar tba gtloa of Libartyl
Frlooi'i Tanila-aaa tbat light spoo
lia diitaal "I aa toorbiog I coroual
vhto
dkwn
Firat wat; wbao Ordar rota Ibroagh flood and
flame,
And tbtpaly world from night and abaoa
c.iua.
TU cliUKii'g clomla bow ronod Ita dosj an-
Thaia aiat tba Drat breath Infant fcatara
vrttlDM.
braalliad;
Tba naara 'roaud ita baa Bowrolliof fraa,
Ibar onca, la oaw-born, aaill, Halting
.Ir.&ma.
Itnahad fartb front oat tba raat bayond our
drvamt.
Into lb waiUog bollow of tbt tea.
Idly Iba taapat ragaa,
'i'boa gray gusat of agea
Mouuiotiit aubltma
Of pntnavai ttin t
i he mad blatu vainly tbork Ibt,
Tba artbjoak cannot roi-k lba:
Tby oornar atoo 1 laid
In trutb'a oan heart.
Thy giant pillar! attid
Witb adiuanliue art I
lint tin J that bead tb gladaom role
l iyuig. coma bithar and rajulcel
What thall thay find
'ilua temple 'a niaaair wall behiodf
W bum ahall they e
Within the fane of liberty,
It ateaily, nudimiuiebed abadow rkating
From eri rorlatting unto et i-rlkatitig,
lli ariug it peerle apirtoon and atar
liraoon to oatiooa fartbaat of tha far?
Aik not. Iml enter. Lo. from floor lo rtnlt,
From arch to aroh, In pooduroot rolnm
roiioti,
Trinmpbtl pu an, riimg high, eitlt
Tlio ar-wuinlrou marciea manifold,
(II bin who 'aiidat grand arclamktion loud,
With Bit own glory gtthored like a flood,
Filled tbroogb and tbrougb tb gorgsou
boot of old.
It it the on gltd aong thatVannot die
'1 he liberty of man drawa nigb I
lli-ar it rotouud raaoand,
To utture'i atmoat bound,
From ainging earth to liataaing iky
Tb Uberty of man drawa nigbl
And wbo ar thay that king,
Tbat eoatly offeringe bring
To feed tba altar ooaia
(Uowing with bope of natiooa' aoaltf
Thay that dieeaae and want hare known,
Thay tbat bare niade tb night bourt moan
Willi nam. wuarart of iron cbaina.
Tollara tbrongh acorebing beat and ebilllng
rate:
Victim from dungeon and tb tortur
freed,
K er agein to writb and blamel bleed
For man ful hatred of a narrow traad,
Fnr koiiaat tinmoea tnd ita boneet daiad
Tb doan-troddao, wbo aball no longer pltad,
liut in tbia tmpl, on tbit tiered day,
Anaa In natir fiarlra.naaa and aay -iieneefoith
we take tb ohoaen way
1 b ricbteoot ruler of mankind
Fay e and ear in loved deeigaed I
Thia ory. "Siidat etaog of thitld and tpaar,
oo group ot alnrdy warnera bear:
Each twin), tow down the rerurent bokd,
Mindfnl of eomradea lying dead,
'orgetting not the fot-t he tltw
E'rt rat tbeaarlr moruing daw
WaaoS lhair day: 'fwa tbaajtbaa daaBtlaa
one
FecuroJ tbl brand ilaj't btrtbrlgbt to their
eon a.
Kpw, to, the elatetmao turnibit faoe,
tligb-browed witb aexing aranet oppraaaad;
Haliolda lb Iriunipb of hi race,
And yield one mora In Natnra't real.
Tbt prophet ae that time baa wrnngkt
The eanaummation tbat tbey taogkt. i
'llio? rata tha ahont with oua accord
fulfilled tba promie of lb Lord I -Tba
root lifta bia dreamy eye
And forward Unit a. Sled aa atone;
1 lie word, he bt-ara ware firat kit owa,
i KobiMOliiHC wordt tbat cannot die
Heboid, tb Uberty of man drawa nlgb.
J tig her and higher tba ohoroa ritet,
Ibt mingled tutbemt loader twell,
- Wben, low I tba two teat row anrpri
That 'r on mortal btarmg fall I
In aeceuta bleat
ltlaada the real;
It aoboa wUr, twteUr
n tbia, bar birthday, greet bar.
Now lifia wbiU handa ta tbee,
i t laukt qf aarfM MMrly ,
Vina aanay kVmtb to Northern tnowt,
H.reou.iB btppiaeee repoee;
From ciime to cbma bar eorrowe eaaae,
Aod all bar daya ara peteedla paao.
Oslepreed at (aaa, aba baa aa far
Aa real tb bin aipatia ot klr;
Huaaty aod qmat 'f lain
Vpoa bar mountain and bar plain
(tare, rationt. Bay ye Bieel bar,
Oa tbia, bar birthday, great her;
iieheid tba Jirid of liberty
Amarioa, Iba (laagbterof tb
Fret t
1 ouc ibougbt tbal ouly Cbrtklopbar
Culuu.bua ever tuaile an egg ttaoil on end
without eu. port. II did it by breakluf
tbe beH, 1 bolk-T. But bow word eotnee
of a teulU man wbo eta act op egg on
end, aUo'., row of tLem! He ttaodg
I bain boat u a marble (lab, n I aay it I
nut a d tUall ibiug to do.
Then.wkatl would like to know It,
by didn't Oiuiubut do it Iu li at way,
And aave bia f-gg?
HtriugTaiill, ibi ateady banded gen-
(leoian Can aland an egg on a uapkiu ring
and thrn balance aoolbt r egg on top of
tba firat ! 1 an afraid the great Utecover
tt eoaida'l bate dona I bat.
Hut now, atieat yoangtlert, get good
iotofeggt, if any body wi!l Uaat oo
Ub ibew, ail dow (juiellf mi try tl
yoa a!ao cacuoi oaldo Lbrittopbel Colom
bo t. Aw4 wben yoa bare ouidona bin
get ap, audi uirov oa I few wtertbiugi
be did. .
WUnebaod.xoe lialtlnwr lady naked
a pedi-auian to knock a man down wbo
bad bn follow log ber, be swiftly obey
ed and waa moon aatot.abrd to Wr
tLat it was Ltr boabasd. '
rut ukm uttl.
TLt' tr litiiif, tor (Hbfr ! (tr
lu, rruJtoce. auJ If I wtt c!'e4 Jbt
j tx-ltf (tir!.
Poof faibetf Hi ! td j
of tor, kd my aarlicat rtaaembraucc artj
ot ailiiag oa iba tiller and baring rule, ,
whoa La ui.,J tlii-re uf kn etrettlufi llrer- i
iug tbe barge, wiih tbe gieal tiunkinoo
red tail lined out by the wind, aud lb
Water fanning and bubblitig by Be at w
ran op tbe river toward ite big city,
wbere el,i. lay cloae together iu dock
and agaltut tbe wbtrvea, etyiuf tbeir
load or waiting (or nlbn t b lute goibg
away aomaa tb tea.
I u.rd to ibiak our barge, which wtt a
very aiuail billy-boy, il oo kuow wbt
tbat baa it voo don't. I mull tell you tbat
U't a barge built with rooaded toil and
low bulwarki, meant for carrying load
op rlvert, but built alto to be tbia to go
out to tea a little while, running along
the co tit I Bted to ibiak our barge, 1
tty, a very, very large thkp, till 1 grew
old enough to compare it witb iboae thai
pataed ut goiog up or dowu tbe rive,'
aod tben jt oaed to teem to me that il
wonld ba wonderfully flue to go on board
oue of iboae great tbipt and go tailing
away far away acrott tbe ocean, In
Head of jutt coaitlng along to Sheeructt
and up the Medway, at we need to go
year alter year, loaded deep down lo the
water wiili pottery or bopt, or even
brick. - .4
I can't il you bow uiy child lite (lip
ped away, living witb falber and mother
ou board tbal barge, iu a little bit of a
cabiu with a liuy nove; all 1 kuow U
tbat I wta very lappy, and that I never
hardly went athore, and wbeu I did I
wat frightened and wanted togetbtck;
aud at laat I teemed to have grown at
ouce Into A great girl, aud at bar and I
were alone. , i . ,
Yet, quite alone, for mother bad left ue
very tuildenly, aud u had been anbore
tt Sheeruear, laibcr and I, aud came back
from the luneral and were lining ou tbe
cabin hatch, bi fore I could believe ll wa
any Ibiug but a terrible dream, and that I
iliould not wake and find that the wat
alive once inore, it blitbe and c.terry at
ever, ready to take tbe tiller or a pull at
a rope, tbe tame at I did when my latber
wanted any help
Km bur waa a chained mtu alter thai,
aud at a couple of yeara tlippud by the
work ou tho barge fell more and more
into mv bund, and I Ufud to nolle to
myaell aa I taw bow big aud red and
tlrong tbey hsd grown, for father grew
quiet and dull day by day, and uaed to
huv! a atone buttle 111 Iml whenever be
weut aabore, and then ait witb it in tbe
cabiu all alooo till I called bim to come
aud bolp Willi tbe anil. , '
Not tbat 1 wauted in u ell bu'.p, for our
wa only a auull barge, and ouce ttarted,
with a fair wind, I could tnanage bcr
well enough; wbile when we bad to tack
backwirdi and forwardt tcro.t the river
month, 1 could alwayg lock the-tiller by
the rope tbat bung ou to tba belaying pin
aud give it a bilcb on Ibit tide pr that,
till 1 bad taken a pull at tbe tbeet aud
brought tbe barge round on tbe other
tack.
1 mutt bave patted half my life iu those
days leaning bick against tbat tiller, with
Itt end carved to look like a great acorn
and tbe uatno of tbe old barge, Prudence,
cut deep In tbe tide. There I'd, Hand
looking out abead at we glided aloug
over tbe tmootb tea, patting a buoy bere
aud a ligbt there, giving other bargei and
itnackt a wide berth, aud llttening to tbe
ttrange squealing noiie of the gollt at
tbey wheeled aud hovered and twept by
me, to cloudy tomctimet that I could tl
moat bave touched them witb my baud.
Our barge wat well known all abou'
the moo i h of the river aud far up beoud
the bridge; and tomrbow, 1 don't know
bow it wta, Ibe Uieu on (be diUiirciii
boata we panned bad alwaje a L:iud bai
or a wave of tbe baud for u, a we glided
by, if we wbie loo lar 1 11' for the friendly
tbout to reach us.
Sotueiimei I'd ruu Ibe barge pretty
clote to the great tblpt and rtetaiern
luward or outward bound, o a lo look
at tbe ladie I taw on board; not that
cared to do to very often, , becauae
teemed to wake me tad, for tbe facet I
looked ou tuemed to be to different
uiioe tbat I fell at it I wat another kind
of being, aud it oted to set me wondering
aud make me think; and at tucb times
I've leaned tgainat ibe tiller aud dreamed
kud dreamed in a waking fatbion of bow
I would like to read aaa) write and woik
at 1 bad teen iadiet tilling and reading
tud working, on tbe deck of tbe big
tblpt, under ibe awning; aud tben I bad
lo aet my dreamt tilde aud bave a pull
at the tbeet or take a reef lo ibe kail, bo
caute tbe wiud fietbened,auj my dreamt
all patted away
1 don't tbiuk poor father meant tt un
kindly, but be teemed to grow more and
more broken aud belplett every day ; and
tbt frightened me, aud made me work to
keep tbe barge clean and tbip-tbtpe, leal
lb owuert thou id come on board and tee
thing tloveiily.aud Cud fault witb father
and diami.t bim, and tbal I koew would
break bit heart. .So I worked on, aod
a dull heavy wty father oted lo than
me; and t tie time glided ou, till one day,
at we were lying off Souihend, witb tbe
tea glatky and not wiud caeagb to fill the
tall, I felt my cbeekt begtw to barn at 1
leaned back agaiutt Ibe tiller, and would
ot turn my bead, becauae I could bear a
boat being aculled along toward ut, aud
I knew il wat coming from tbe great Ire
board barge lying aetata.
llc'a cuiuing lo ie father, I tald to
myaeif al laat lo a choking voice; aud at
a bail came I wtt obliged to torn, and
- there stood ud in lb little boat be wa
j Bttliiog witb aa oar over tbe stern, Jobn j about till I wa far from oar berg, and
'Grove, la hi dark trousers, bine Jcreey j theu aank down worn out to otter a luoae
j aod icarlel cap; and a I saw bii sun- of borror, aod ob, Ob, fatberl wbat
j burnt face and brown arms and bands I shall I do?
S fell f btart bcaUcg fast and knew be! Is that yoo, Prnieoce? said a ?olc.
tii nut fjtu nr ii)ttinir, w
m
W LiJ br.l!y tTfripcleo, but I IaJ !
known J.ibn tru for f now, gad
feaJ aoJ04 aad wk4 b kail a to oaa
tsoibrr ollro and oflen at w bkj patted
' ap kiiJ down it. rirfr.
He at a rxp, mf lat. be id, a
b cam cioaa iu ; and I OiJ ll ilrftmlljr,
inJ a aooa bt 1 Lad dona aa 1 begta to i
Mill it hark, but it a aa tua lel: be LkJ
,bd it around tbe thwart of bia boat
bit
and wat
up
aod over ib tide before 1 j
could ttir; aud then be
tioud looking
dowu upon we, while I fell tomtiime
bol tod touietiiuet cold, aud at 11 1 could
nottpetk. i
I)o)ou want to toe falber? I tald at
laal.
No, luy laat, be taid, quietly, I wtut to
tee you.
Wet 1 faltered, witb my face burning.
Yet, you, my laat. La taid; and bit
baodtome brown faoe lit op, and be look
ed to manly at b laid bit band on my
trm.
Prudence, my gal, ha taid, we're both
young yet, for I'm not tix-and-lweoty,
bat 1 thought it wat time 1 apoke to you.
(poke to me? 1 (aid wllb my face burn
ing (till.
Yet, my Uit, tpoke to you, for we're
been courting now a matter ol four yeart.
Ub, Jobn, I cried, buratlug out laugh
ing and leellng more al my eate, wby,
we've hardly tpoken to one another.
Tbat't nice, be ttid, drawing a long
breath. Over agaiu?
Overtgalu? What? 1 taid.
fall me John, be replied.
Well then, Jobn, I cried baatily.
Tbat't right, Prudence; but at I wat
going lo tay, not ipoken to one toother I
Well, how could we, alwayt taking our
torut at tbe tiller at we were? Out all
the tame, ray lata, I've alwayt been
courting ot you, night aod day, these four
yeara, and looking out and longing for
tb time whuu tbe Prudence would come
in light and I could give you a hall and
get a wave of the baud back.
I could feel Ibe color coming into my
checki tgtln at I heard bim tpetk, and
knew bow aoxloutly I bad looked out for
bit barge comiug up and down tbe river;
and ibeo I began wondering wbat it all
meant, and toon knew.
Prudence, my lata, bo aald, I've taved
len dolluri all my own, and our owner
baa jutt giveu mc the command of a new
haryc, with at pretty a cabin In at you'd
wlh lo tee; and so, my lain, I (bought
I'd ak you If so be aa now wo've been
courtinif four vetitt, voo wouldu t come
to me and be my wife.
Not I taid, no, and tbook my bead. I
belong to lather, itiid I could never leave
him never.
llul you'll bave to lotue day, Prudeuce,
he .aid, looking dreadfully downhearted
and miserable.
No, I taid, I ahall never leave bim ; be
wtuit me more and more every day, and
mint Kay.
Prudence, be tald tbarply, you ain't
playing witb me are you?
Playing witb you?
Yci; 1 mean you aiu't going to take
up with any one clue, and go aboard any
other barge no, no, he cried, 1 won't be
mean aa to ak you tbat. But, Pru
dence, dear, tome day you may have to
leave bim, and when you do, will you
pleaie recollect at Jobn Grove lovct you
better than angbt elte Id tbe wide world
and it waiting for you to come?
Y'et, Jobn, 1 tald simply.
You mean it, Prudeuce? he cried iu de
light at be caught my bind.
Yea, Jobu; I don't know anybody elie,
and tbere't no one a caret for me.
lluudreda ou tbo river, bo tald tharply.
Tben I don't care for them, Jobn, I
laid aimply; aud it yon like me, aud
ever do leave ob, dearl wbat am I
)!"?
1 tat down ou a fender and covered my
face with my cotrae red bandi, and begun
to cry ; but be took my hands dowu, aud
looked long and lovingly lo my face, witb
hiigrral hottest brown eyet; tnd then lit
couldu't tueak, but euni"il to cboke. At
latt be gasped out 1
Thank y, Pi mleiice, thank y. I'm going
away now to wtit, lr juu'll come to me
tome tlay, I know.
1 didn't aittwcr him.
For the liuif may come, my latt, wbeu
you'll be all alone iu the world; and
wbeu it doe! come, t'aere i tbe cabin of
tbe Uetty Ann, cleau painted up, aud
waiting for you juit at ber tntiler'i wait
lug too
lie went quietly over tbe tide aud caal
off tbe rope, aud wat gone before I knew
ll ; and I at there In ibe calm afternoon
aad evening, tometimei crying, tome-
timet feeling hopeful, and with a tenae of
Joy at my heart inch at I never felt be
fore. , ,
Ant to thai evening deepened iuto
bight, with the barge a quarter of a mile
aiieru of ni, and no wiud coming, ouly
the tide to help u ou our way.
It tiu.t have been about ten o'clock at
nlgbt, wbeu I wa forward teeing to tbe
light boieted np to keep anything from
running into oa, wben 1 beard father
come Humbling up ftom lb cabin, and
make at if to come torward to me.
Proe, be cried, Prue!
V. father, i-iiiimiiu. I a.bl ; toil llien
I - 1
ottered a wild sbr iek.and ru.hed toward.
wbere the boal buag a..ern by ber painter
bkuled ber up and climbed U ; for no
sooner bad I answered Ibta 1 beard a cry
aod a heavy iplaib, and I koew father
bad goue overboard.
I was In tbe boat In a moment, aad
bad tbe teall over tbe Hero, paddiibg
tway in tb direction tbat tbe cry bid
cuixie from; but though I fancied in Iboae
horrible mi out tbat I ttw a band
ilrentaed oul of tba water, aakiog at
jwere for belp, I paddled aod ecu lied
. i", r. .-
tbrooith a dfkifM. eul of wtkb U
mf J lo lrl oulil U w !ooj.IJ, j
wben Julia nrpkbfil
out bta boJ
and
took mine.
(jalcV I I ajeil, ke
tber (On Of erboarJ I
Wben o khrirktd out
'
Jotio la-:
bltn,
Iru?
Yea, yea, I wailed; ob, aaa bim I ar i
bim I
;
HOOil '
Mr I-oor be tkiil, tlikl I
quarter of an hour ago, and the tide' ron-j
ning tlrong.
i"birn Meddllnc about ;
trtliig to Unit yon, far i
ever twee,
1 went op to Ibe barge and you weregmie
Hut father, I wailrd, fatb-r-kve bim!
My poor little let!, be aald, tenderly,
I'd jump Into tbe water now if you bid
tne, but what cm I do, you kuow, Pru
dence, wbat can I do?
I did not etiewcr, for I did know that
be tfittkt have been twept far away belore
tben; and I wai begluuing to feel that I
wtt alone quite alone ln ha wot Id.
ll waa tlx month! alter tl at dreadful
nlgbt that John came athore from hit
barge to the colttpe, wbere I wat ittylng
wllh hi mnlher aud had been ever tlnee
be brought me there, without aeelng him
ouly to wave my hand to hi to at he tailed
by. Tbat evening be came and looked
willfully atuie tnd tald but little, and at
lait hit lime wti up aud be rote to go.
1 walked dowu to hit boat wllh bim,
and on tbe way be told me that be hid
got leave to tiler tbe name of bit btrge,
and it wat called the Prudence, too; and
then without a word about the patt, be
wat laying good-bye, wben 1 put my
bandt iu hit and laid quietly :
John, dear, I haven't forgot my prom.
Ue.
Aod you are alone now, Prudence, my
Ian, he cried, eagerly.
No, John, no, I laid toftly, ai tbe lean
ran down my cbeekt; 1 never thall be
while you llvo.
Never, my lii, never, he cried. And
you'll be my little wife?
Y'et, Jobn, yei; I promltcd you.
When I come bank from tbit voyage?
Yei, Jobn, when you will, I laid, and
with one long band preisore we parted,
and I went back to wait another mouth,
and tben I wtt bit happy little wife?
And there teemed no change, for I
wti onre more on the river or out at e,
leaning upou the tiller and gazing Krallit
before me, with the guilt wailing aa they
wheeled and dipped and tklmmcd or tf t
tied upon the waiei ; while the toft wind
tentlv ilined the punt hood that wat
lightly tied over my wind-rufllcd hair,
Only a bargeman's young wife living on
the tide, but very happy; for John otlrn
polnti to the great ehlp tbat pant na,
with their captains in gold Itced caps
and tt he doet to ho whUprrt
Not witb the best among thein, Pruo,
not witb the betl ; I wouldu' even change
placet with a king.
And If he Ii ai happy a I, John Ii
right."
A Flit; IT UKALKK'A PIIACTIC A t, JUK K.
Yesterday a fruit dealer on market
stroct. lnccnied by tbe llbertlee taken
witb hit wsres displayed at the doer
placed a bslf gallon of Cayenne peppers
In a basket, labelled It New Zealand cber
rles, and bung it In a conspicuous place
in front of bis stand. In a few minutes
tbe next door merchant sauntered tip
Inquired bow trade wat, picking np
New Zealand cherry, placed It In bis
mouth, and suddenly left to attend to
customer. Tho Iter. Dr. liolly next
rounded to. observed tbat tbe yellow fe
ver news from Memphis was not very en
coursging this morning, and sbl it had
beou vctn alnce be had ette n a New
Zealand cherry; whereupon he tie one
remarked that it wai titperb, wiped hit
weeping eyei on Li coal ileevc, tup
poitd tbit New Zotland wn getting
warmer every year, winded ibe tleelr r
good rooming and departed, Uutcuiing
the bio wlni; weiktieia of hit etci iu the
untight.
A chronic tead-beat tbon canio U
took a mouthful of cherrlei, tplutierrd
them out with tn imurecallon, all over
tbe frnll, Huffed a pear, a biukna and
bunch of eraoet into bit month to tale
out the teate, Informed tbe dealer Ihkl I
would have bim proaeeuied for keeping
green fruit, aud weut down the at tent to
the iiomti. A lady wllh two children
next appeared, stopped to admire tbi
cherries, saked If she mightn't Jutt la.'e
of (hem the never bad seen any before-
supplied the children aud walked away
walked away witb a face fiery with
arorn aud aneer. while the children act
np a bowl that brought all Ibe people
to
tbe doort aod windows and drove ail th
policemen oil tbe street.
Thai the fan went on all the morning.
Tba fruit dealer never laughed to much
in all bit life. The occupants of tbe adjt
cent and opposite stores and a shoal cf
tmall boyi learned what wat up, and
watched and Joined Iu a wringing roar aa
each new victim tried tbe eherrin. Fi
nally, a tolemn looking country man
lounged op, inquired the price of them
'ere New Zetland cherrlei, Inveited In a
pint, pot oue In hi moutb, took it oul
again, gave tbe trull dealer a lingering
i... t. - .ti.l .........ti r.i,lt..( .fT 1.1. rrtkt
and waded Into him . When be left, tbe
I ! . i. i.t ,...i... ., ,,..,.iUl
im l into WllR itllilvn..!. . ,v "
fc, , Mo tyti . rej UOM!, .
Jttoei , r.ined wri.t and teveral bu.be:i
j o1 ,rult ,,t,Ur(J .rouoJ tm0Dg ,b .mall
boys, while the atrne ringing roar of
j laugbler wat goiog op from tbe loukere-
on.
1 btve an infiimlty of the eye, remark
,1 a diauial man to a well-to-do I'awlU' k
et eititto. Won't yon examiue tbia
ace if I have been cbealisd? The citizen)
It that eccote-J took tb article in bit baud
...I I.. i.t Ii ll ... . Iv.k hrend
. and with tiucot leave. WooU y.u j M4t4 pl.nule Unetfclel.
give li M tor saeb a book as that? eoo
lioeed lb man with tbe defective eye- j Wby is a pretty girl like a binge? Hold,
sight. Certainly, replied Ibe cillten. Uj your breath. Uccauss be is something
H full of plates aod pictures? It U, re-1 to adore.
Ibt ti'ut.lins nlunl!l, m well ru-
milf Itrtuilfu). w tr,
And )ou kte tiii'e a ire Itikl jouwi iii t
gira i .V. Ut luib a ml' bonk at tbia?
cotiiinned the itiijulrer la minute be
irepHeJ. WM, then, tVe ! tai l the
i book jte ut. bare buti.He-l AiiJ fli'J'
m.re nat ilk It h the tkpre.a t llloe. I
rati rbtbga a five, k on win not ita rit.
lii' g me . Tbo tllUeu l"'k lb) bin k,
rerrlej il lo the fait., draped it lulo tb
ecaUilnit raablrcu of wnitanlug water,
"i"rd bia b"uie by ibe li k door, and
( ent up aotity lo bed.
11 K Wlt.O
Altl.K
mural.
OK llHKIt
The I'bllliiighsm herd ate the connect
lug link between tbe wild call la ol F.ng
and ami llm.o of Srollaiiil beauliluj
creatures, with blaek csti and inulri;
their horu Oue, with a bold and elegant
bend, who bide their yenni? and feed in
the night, and wlu calve lay Iu the
form like hrr. ll bai bad many rhtoii
Icier,, aud llerwlck and LaiuUerr lot k
portrait among lis member. The late
urd Tanlerville obeived their mannere
anJ custom attentively, no cany lk,
be would sometime, in summer, be fr
several weeks at a lime without gelling
sight of them. At that leaaon, on the
llglilent appearance of auyone, the wild
cattle retire to their foreat aauctuary ; but
In winter they oome down for food Into
tbe luner park, and will let one come al
most among Ibeui, especially If on bono
bark. Hero li a pretty picture of theto
strsnge creature, remnants of an old
world, which have hitherto been preserv
I under extraordinary difficulties, but
cannot we should think, long continue lo
exlit. When they come down into the
lower part of Ibe park, which they do at
stated houn, they move like a regiment
of cavalry In single file, the bulls leading
the van ; aud when they are In retreat the
bulls bring up the rear. Lord Oasulton
wai witucii to a curious wsy in which
tbey took pON.eaalou, as it were, of some
now pasture, recently Inld open to theai.
It was In the evening, about snti.ot. They
began by lining the trout of a Miiall wood,
wbiee seemed quite alive with them,
when all of a audilen they made a lah
forward aliogclbor hi line, and charging
close by bltn aero Ibe plain, they then
spread oul, and aftur a little tiino began
feeding. The wild white caltlo are fero
cious auiiiiuls, vallum fighlera, capable of
domestication wben taken very yomi",
but onro pnrllally or wholly grown np,
quite untamable. Mr. Slorcr eaye that
they bate and leur man, scenting him as
related by itolelnua, and ba aildi: I sin
convinced that if sny of them were placed
iu ciiplivity bis description would be ver
illod ; they would be sa impai ient thut
eltir (hair tuking, they diet for Importable
doloure.
flit ettCZlNU Til S WltlllO HAM).
An Ohio merchant tell the following
old story about himself. Whore he llvos
ii a secrot, except that it Is probably not
a mile and a half from tho A'enin court
boutc:
When I was about icvcutcen i art old
I made a trip to Cleveland in the old-lasb-ioned
stage-coach, with ilt spanking four
borset, At Mount Veruon, about 4 t". u,
a pretty girl camo aboard. Bbe sal ou
the back scat, next to an elderly larmcr
like looking man. I waa on the mlddlo
sest Immediately in front of ber. I soon
struck op a pleasant chat with her. Bha
was a charming talker, and almost as
brilliant ts she wit pretty. It looked at
though we were mutually pieaed. When
dark cmo 1 concluded Ibeic would bo no
harm In giving ber hand a gentle iquefie
by way of a leeler. I reached behind and
got bold id tho baud, I a little atari Ii i
at in liaidneM, but il relumed s ylce likii
prraiiire. I iqw "ttatn bim1 it iquoie
back. A en-oof diauppoliiMMtot would
ileal over mo win n in my iniiol I would
contra! the aeeming toogbne of h"'r
hand with the leudernes and iweeim
of ber voice. The Contact did not e U
to arterial!'! my blood q'lite up to the
point of eibilitaiioii. At bi.l ihe n-acln d
her destination and I- It the e.oncli After
we had atarieil nyaiii Hit' old to 'tier who
at beside her add.-tied tin; Ihu.ly I
Young iiMti do you lie! ail right? You
had a nice time tugging at my old paw
for the laat five tuiiet; hope )ou enj iyed
it. The two young Iadiet ou Ibe fron
teat giggled all the wy lo the next ia.
lion, aud tbe gentlemen pataungeri did
uot forget to imlle when I would look ui.
I have hin more nic:tful aince Iu lhal
line.
Tbe French Minister of Finance bat
done a good deed in r.kuing a placard 10
be putted, which It would be wiae for
eiti.eni of all cooutries lo bave before
their eyct. It lella famiere, iportimen,
biya and others what cretturee not to kill
at follow! ;
Hedgehog Lives .neatly on lulcw,
email lodenta, alui and grula-animal
hurtful lo egikuliure. Dou't kill the
hedgehog.
Toad Farm a.aiataul; be deatroyt
t w, -uit loibirin loatcit per hour. Don't
klil."' "'"
Wile Ilt
tl ilt-li continually deairoyii-g grubs.
' .,!. t . I..I...I
l-elr-wor.. bo J Inaect. injurl-
"u" "i'""!, "f
j ' l '"' . Don t
kill Ibe uiole.
li rda-Each deptrtment loae teveral
million annually through intect. 13ird
an the ooly euemie able lo contend witb
then vlgofooaly. Tbey re tbe great
taierpiilar killer aod agricultural ae.let.
aud!u',
Cbil Ireu, oob'l dietnrb Ibelr beat .
Lady bird-Never tWelroy, f r Ibey are
Ibe bt.l liieiid of faron-rs and borticultw.
op'io apbi.
riaia, mu
k