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was going on, and would never know of tho eactilon he bad madey but it seemed as if ho were destined to have his fortitude tried that afternoon, and to feel the fail foros of being sent to Coventry; fur, as he was sitting on a stile with Sidnes, who was obliged, since his acei- dont, to rest more than ones on his way the whole troop of boys, in the full career of the same, dashed neross the road, and made thelr wat ver the hedge into the field bebi 8 stcod up on the stile to haw a vie —, As ah hee. hare, watches him down the field and green slope beyond, clearing tego tet ditch withcut a single panes. The sight pleased him so much that it was a minute or two before he saw that Edward was not looking tov. He was sitting on the lowest step of the atile, with his in his hends. [n an tant Sidney's J Lr round bis brother's neck. “Edward, I'm so sorry; bat I suppose there is no use in saying anything—no use in asking you to make friends with them all again,” “Not the very least,” said Kdward, lifting aj his head; “and, Sidvey, if you think fam vex because I ain left out of that game, you are quite mistaken.” “What is it, then? Tell ine, Ned,” said Sid- wy] ta hep if He staat get ack FOR SALE AND TO LET ° * MISCELLANEOUS, _/_ MISCELLANEOUS, SHIPPING, tit’ kee cept og and bo hated having ito bis | (9 FOR BALE CORAP_THE LEASE, er Saas rat anor OFFERRD— eee met d desk, in, his trunk, or carrying it stock end aoene > bout with ht ih Btn, a be wan din just naw ia hls Seal arestare: a2 to ood ad. va | as pocket: book; be might easier Se AE OF Ee When tt washgon Te bad bean Turing in SALE = tan si he i mo ipa ot MS OR BXCRANGR — FOR ere wae Speer Pie et-book, di a out—I ew 80 wi ere wasn thine pocket and pushed ee eee aes Cake ory zee qgiey TO THE TRADE aSD OTHERS a it ints ombe's ud “There,” be sald, “pay yoursalf, and don’t let THONG 68 he re about it.” —— Wycombe was surprised.” He had been think- FOR SALE A? A GREAT SACRIFICE ove. R ing that Foater bad deceived him about the note, Mt} Sony arr and A a OOS eae wuyou suas tn wae EVERY Pat tte zon leaves for mone ei = ‘at the store, vere a ¥ boty Bates - Shepherd, thon sayet dor blue ¢ atar which rules we aparkles bright 146 fag ena bat from our view LACK RS ans ecaree yom ater whi i Falls, fall, and fadea away?” oT ™ Sy hr ry ‘er a mortal enda, earth ward instantly; ‘Thus one, whive revel ing with his friends, leo t ae him’ into good humor “141 run into the sh end change it tla minute moo “No, no; never mind,” said Poster, hurriedly. BAL “L munt go now; it's gottiog late. We'll sotile fonecesun ee, wagon ee etre {Stoel ouster ornare ntbaneaeer | Gee tere heater tes eae . . ace for & sou know, Sanda bowls short bat sansa om = get any one else to chi i RAME HOU. Foie ttt the ort of ange th? Could not Fou | Aitwten rear vuticing, seeted DA rorkvill+; @ very COLORED te “But why 2" sald’ Wycombe; “it's « good | CiAB NERA. Chasers sae al ear of tush, eas bo ee ae note, supy ‘ou are not playin, caer {tleh, are grea?” and be tegen to etenteaneks fig 20H SALE-THE STOCK, rixruree and, trembling for his many, the sight of it put sae pare, ven man od fades anny! d untried, her bridal vows, tece her py yoaken ‘The pris must now the req lew Mer iar is one of those bat fail, Fall, fal), and fate away! Behold sny son, yom ia fires Rnobiert Frew he= of aerocery ad Hane store ta Pte FOR SALF—1 BAOWN HORSE, 6 Faper suepiciounl aah business for the lest 6 seyret pace pany : jast the old thing that we've talked “Ob! I’ good of course, What, a fool you setiatery, reagens for enlliag out. pp 7. AR fervoe on each geome 4 each re ng anon dd halle, about hundreds and hundreds of times, I declare | must be Bot to know a bank note when you ou bee | DAVIN, "Ue Codarag “Ut WT" tviries ia? 14 Waar eer thes fit by day, fho One cares about it properly but me. It wee © as you like with it, But there the clock 120, FOR SALE_THE STOC swhtd fuer wpe ble day by teeing L.von and all thone fellows just now avery | i striking sx Ishall be late again. Good bya! | GR Stxtures at aa se et ates, HORSES FOR SALE—10 8OU «D Uritann no Falls, falla, and fades away —Deranger. one of them strong and able to do ae they like, | 7¢-morrow at four, remember. rest setae Ina iain seca gg MAT Ka) fA paw —— and then looking at you, and thinking that you | | ‘Yee, atfuur,” said Wycombe, rather coldly, oe Te PN | the ter sites plate repre BS eS of cath iv 1 r] could never, never, in ‘all your life—oh, dear! | Still turning over the note, and holding it up to LL dal ES Avice my Tal IN (5 9 end that's not the worst of it—if you were ,ot- or the light ashe spoke, fi. fg. te_Fo8 BALE—DINING, | FOR SALE CHEAP —A HORSE, ting stronger, but youare not. Every day you Continued, tere ae tiat cates. Inquire 96 West Py TRUE = are more easily ticedy'and 1 don't see exaxly Lhd C orate.” Can ba anne ak the ao of Ven See tad poarons’s RESTORATIVE, a TALE OF how it's to end.” fa 5, WANTED—70 RENT FOR ONE YEA, | @udvan ots, Bouth oe | saNDe sanairammse, M1 do exactly tly; “ant tt} FOR SALE AND TO LET from 1.8 November next, by gertleman ead wife, BR SOHOOL LiFe. |i 57!! Pratit.t Se AND TO LET ees eae | as a tal DENTISTRY. 78 SUEALAMENMBAROBE " FOR SALE—1 LOT hr ; ington pereeeapeemerecteeemaemaeenmeneemna : inking; “don't 4 od eran ara ton tarot Bot be occupa by tore than to fammillen “whe met Teva ipod eid aoe DENTAL OPERA. ‘now I can't puters ‘avn. ; ale 1 eott nage © La at be a Valea ek ati a toa FOR SALE CBEAP—HORSE, TOP i osetia, By tho Author of “ Bia asd Onartle” ees at tnd een aa Pore ar Price Gi To be soon alae 1 piary ocala tale —_ FOR BALE OR EXCHANGE FOR | Tootle and of be talk any more; we will get up, and ya A T—TWO SNUG PARLO —-<—— wt be ne “Orly fancy, I paze could soo’ all thie,” sald | home, if you are Tested.” T hear some one bobitnt | serabetucittechens moaiante in weodian’ ity iat i slowoé ne room 4. FOR SALE—2 BAY PONTE: BAY PONTES, Fi FOLL. | eth; and will mot come out, Nerge Fal ory Charlotte. ‘Tho game must be over, and some io crop and soe 2 malls oe rabvof Ger Bark, | 2° Tu sarge. bauare'Aps inde Bicecket nnd fart Coan for cake chy teh eat eis em “Do hold your tongue,” said Edward, chok- + We bed Tondo P.M. pba ht bald Mncar tae above rock Sian A MSiy puree : seer te Be gptertoer rater oe for thou. “tools fe + DR J.C. KENNEDY, 228 he , d Sidney moved awa: FOR SALE CIIRAP_THE LEAS msparair Uosite somal low “Bat about Lyon,” said Charlotte, adroitly tebe het teow suunrey. | SE cet " Notre, basen ea Braet fidaicer ane 8 a Artarasof 8 ooatly ted arena ried FARE ae SORREL rome, Pe aT Vert tn the ley org changing the subject; “you have nover sald « a of the hedge sume i ia q"tnegan fut | Omer hag ther tor tor atid ty enon por | al han ‘Apply i Hawtlcon se eel fn sliver ' gecreaued ro hey 7? ae Ge aoa word aboat Lyon fora long time, How does he yeombe and Foster, ‘They had with | ¢ tai ie a chit may Ve OaE ae Caitriona 0 FOR SALE 08 TO KXCGANGE— Seed ciibost pole behave ?* Seawn from the yame to talk over wise, privat] BUNCE oot 3°18 FOR SALE—FIVE NEW STORES AND Se erat sadate Fongy Sin? wan ‘He puzzles mo; I can't understand him,” | afi oo eee Ged ad 4 they bined al ABM | 3 cn snd Wire ves loan fora 800, 9.00, 1.800, anced oound Lot sal tara barons ie ona | @ m> CONTINUOUS GUI GUM TEETH FOR aald Fdward. ‘He never speaks to Sidney; but | Word of sidneyta and: Edwatd'’s, conversation, einen tess ere ase eran a oid aban tarheend sap Pol earogten blank foe Fa he certainly behaves very differently from all the | Wycombe, inset heard, and hardly un Brookty: D0 win stae bye LB-4 OB 6 GOOD WOLE 7 debated. What affair Mate cf bis? Ha was ina. Bal hdadhy D ORR others, I will tol! you something that bappon ed yesterday. Sidney and I were walking down the playground after dinner, and King and Wy- combe, snd ever so many more fellows of their net, came up and stood round as on the path,and wiping his hot face, and panting and wondering why be had exerted hinselftorun at all; but Foster would have given Aimagt anything hot to have overboard those few t seemed #0 provoking that something was always hap) ppening TO LET—WITH IMMEDIaTE POs- finale or double, alas one rd it BR SALE—A esd FaRM OF IED oe ages | So re, an, ser at te ey are be aeepommnnanemnntieguteines amma ON BAY HORSE FOR SaLE— 5 | AR Inquire, th Soeur store, 189 lint wt be marae phe treeneerheadatirt enced SETTS OF TEKTH INSERT- impossible for him to be quick enough, and I could not do anything against such a number, declared that he had never before entered with so little pleasure into their amusements, to make him uncomfortable —to bring Sidney would not let us walk on one way or the other, before his mind, when he had almost sue- FOR 8aLE—& LOT OF YOUN ers cs They kept moving back wards and forwards, mak- : er in in forge! tein him, san Just, too, when be 4) Jem ponign font from O; Eres We mG eal3 S4ae"110 a ry ing en opening, and thon closing again just as | bad boped to be able to enjoy himself « little, single vee on Cy LL eS hy warrdated sound aud Wut ¥._B, GRIFFIN, OF 257 FULTON Foster had been very eager about enjoying him - Sv, Steuben, FOR SALE—THE LEASE, 7 *. a Watts a, bouwocs ‘Verick and Bidaey tried to got through. Of course, it way] sairall the half-year, though all is companions Tie eer 8s YOR OAR, | Likaxtures of « neat oe a ail te ee ey Set wear y Gus | rors. in 8 thriving pans got fhe, rogera sor, enl- FO! usineas to BR SALE—s Wik Wea't ee ‘Apply ii GUOD SUUBD Young STOCK awn FETCHES OFA a= Eso tage great ily teem tobe howe to paw the tice and | @_pFOR SALE OR BXCHANG ‘They did not speak ; but they wont on making | #°% pass _ grimaces in the most horribly provoking way.” | Kap ‘hme ram {ulations aad be did oot op: ee 8 wih new rue me Z nu aa) tithes beretenapacury aod rapa, | [LS “Heth easter ut acct | SRR BY a Sa artis bork.) felis ithe Aur td Tala FOR SHIFTING GORAES and kicked, and shrieked,” said Charlotte, in the sch ol; but this Delt year he was falling “That is just what they wanted me to do,” . into worse repute every dai Wise could not think what had baj had to Apply 248 ‘aot Lath streets between Arena A ~ tae Sen AR a (en | ESSE Pe eens Any ae (9, FOR SAL E—A LiQuoR store sald Bvard cnt I knew batter, on . Tea dost al the ke Pore = (pera Mi xnorp as tho Washington Hous BA Tenth oye, a SOUTER i uaded me to stand quite f Me or fe ore LK Pull end allot, ahd wat tl ho fola were tired ftw tom see *. “FOR BALE A FARM OF 69 ACRES, | ether Tuner (olan Aha enti ts os ral ul y or eee tivation, ‘a FOR MALELA Wels, Batantinnan of pulling faces. I expected it would go on fur | fy degrees into companionship with the worst mee FOR SAL hhalfan hour, at least; but luckily, Lyon came | sot Jt inthe school, "Wycombe was now his ‘cho? car ore 8 rapt aloe tons tn toe me Ae aeD COW LOST—ON THE 10TH out into the playground. He had his back tous, | iatsmate. They bad not mueh in common, for on ro Riva, folng © Rood euan busioees wil be eld tow sotges'f ‘from Foster was neither 80 ignorant ’ nor Tor bi ret ae Witta en ee tara ta rR Lie health will ne Dy ronal to be nt, pls, and I thought it was impossibie that he should ar as Wycombe; but Wycombe, from UO TO sceotincde ins snineaedicemiliecnaes ? x ee dooth Becokinee Mesrrole 800; but I believe Lyon can see with the back an over-indulgent father’ and a'bedly rs WARTED TO LEASE FOR 8 OK 6 ute © of his head, Ina minute be marched up, and home, had more liberty than any of Bilegel deer Gly Fong. "Adareat oa sittin fa? FOR 8-LE IN BROOKLYN—AN OY. ay ¢10 REWARD—LOST Is HOUEe- 4 er town boys, and was a valuable as- iy ‘and dining saloon, one of the best Iecetad toa st, Monday evening. seh Dood! called out to know what was going ov, and when | Sitant in procuring forbidden pleasure; and. tho ra ag naive cor um at ont Mirtle | coe. Any orreon t-turn lg the, satan te he saw, be wasin a passion, and did not the fel- | pride hefelt in having a first-class boy for his eer a DAT FARM FOR, ee ACRES, | *Y ' the ont saloon by A. T. SOL W GITZER, 7 pald the above; lows slink away ashamed! You should have f jhe lpr argeodeonn oa feist fe om yy SEE ry GROGRET Lab LIQUOR ary STORE FOR eer re INsT, ¥F80M TUBBY SEW YORK heard and seen him. Ho hase way of saying | rank in the achool were wiiling to do. 7 70n Ehsan £2, Fist pri vit be, Passe? cheay; rearn fr £24 white Bt MEDIC things, ard looking #0 that people can't help | "To-day, however, he did not seem inelined to 2: GN Frm AS Septet Lor in dollars iy Aer ‘on ote ‘reaurp te AL, minding him, I don'c understand it.” bo quite as patient’ as usual. Fos'er bad eg of Broadway - ALr xan to thee TO LET—THE 8 STORY AN CURE WARRANTED OR NO PAY corte gs GP $2) ONTT— 90 An ACK FUN EXEL | 9 YOR BALE—A GROCERY AND 11QuoR es Patina Aa coe os z | mage eee ia ito eaeerr ale foe Net ririry 4 fia toe tl Jeasn, stock and ture, Beck, Pre & oe ez “Ea ae ok bhoaies “J do," said Charlotte, ‘Lyon and Sidney are alike in that, They both have a way of making people mind them; but it is a very different way. Bidney makes people mind him in the end; he alters them, and gets them to think as ho wishes them todo. Lyon does not alter people ; but he talking eagerly to him as they walkod down tho field, till the sound of Sidney's voice warned him that’he might be overheard; and when the in- torruption was over, Wyoonbe did not at gll cheore that. they shoul figish their walk the sullen silenco which Foster had suddenly assumed, “I never saw such a changeable fellow as you pol CLARKSON TED areas andrent low. Inqaire at 6 Fire ave. ol3 010” Th stack tad tan terrier slaty hed ‘oe 1810 4 Poopk wees. ar nxtoars Iaboe sean ed hoon sf Fr cpanel BLAIR RUA \onrt | on the ror eae ‘Wy the owner, werent on Dantas, 194 wogtog ea owe | Sections ofr HUNTER soa ous how Tam to pr ‘for it, or how it isever to be he ores lon are’ manages to got people to do as ho likes at tho | fe," he said at last. “Just now you could talk porac etd att ey pl ‘ides renters Bidney's is much the best way.” | of hothing else but the fishing-rod, and now, ip al sites ion UANTITIED sire pa esheeee eit ay FOR re SWor, Liga sig motte san ln Cnsteal, Prossaeed ye is aia | fr sevbitia , you ate mum=—not a word To SALE—A GOOD CHANCE FO & draft, 73 oma bart ca Load om dock BOARDING By from the whole eld of modleal “T don't know; Lyon's is the most useful fot you. EG Pic a5 tg if fa, 708, Mlaae tha dak and Graven ot BK Prete tage ra North River, hs” . and compour, that hal «! Site sometimes; but, however, I am not sure that Foster, “I don't soo, aftor all, — frutt and established. and sores ° PLEASANT disgema Tf 4 har 3 but, ; : har : FRC — | Rereterate ote a Tryon taterference on bis bebalf did mot make | WHY Plet-you buy that ros for men don’t no Th cormeemeetenge git = ena iaeiaee ae cyae a. SLOOP FOR SaLE—OF % Tons | A. Tih bea oa geaionan and Naive § oe a py harthen, (a foxd order, wall found ia riget ie Bidney moro unbappy in the ed, than if he bal | of any use to 1 16. lote of x4 0G be seen Abies’ hi Ward, on be cther remedion © ‘a vial. Book real i ag Jot It alone. He looked #0 very sorry when Lyon Tiere you yo!” eaid Wyeombe ; ao change- aperarschpe op eapaidina cmap fy PAGUARREAN ROOMS TO LeT— Bracpotn i, "adety on board 2" | taken: Enquire Mt Orchard ae” © “oaPScceise” | —— — — + — walked off without speaking to him, and would . at Why, 2 tninute ago, you said you would onta Se efecaans fe Bs | erthon erat eat wear). No. 448 Gioweker wt with, of i JOHN BOBECR, 880 BOW RAT, UR A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, Ok TWO D®,.CORRETT_MAr BE CONSULTED pot even listen to bis thanks, Tan: sure Dud- | £0,with me to fish in pea at Beer Epes Se eats No atotlepen ean be scsoumuatod ished ober No. 18 Dunne ss whore ‘ee haw pres: ding and I stick close enough to hin, andalways | “I's out ae Sina of dogs ca be obtained, wanted th where the an bo enloved. sa above for over ST rears, and whers all whe are will; but I know we are not Lyon.” “a api “No indeed," said Charlotte; “you are both yy ea of ie mgt Bapregas. ta of you a hundred times better, and Sidney thinks — gem eaabare: feels re enred, 80 eT a." 80. ADPesid bofore, Kel ward, you have bohaved saa Teh esd reall J DE, CORBITT, 289 SPRING ST, 18 con- Detter In this emergency than I have done, ve your wits shout ae, bahnegs Te ac sclted daily on private complatata, ‘ite lo warrenta What you say about waiting is extremoly good, > aT the house betars Mr Da¥ hh K4 Cans SUPPLIED OB: RBASUNABLD TSOABD AND A OOMPORTABLE QUIET fine. Recent eases cured im two or three dave Onem and I quite agree to it; not but that 1 thing is awake, find bo back ‘again before the “+ r ee Ea — Boner in an Meta fly for 4 yom QUIET | from t A. MM, to 10°, BM. 20 0".10 thing else might bo done as well, for, as I | first bell rings." aur OR TO LRT—A BNR NOt. Qs & Blu s aluisery AD ight aod airy. apsiy Lit Poery sts z= er piiakaerpag mie _ “1 don't se@ how," said Foster. f,and barul¢ sstabllahment on the Wert sank tyr VANHEEKERER'S IMPERIAL L Baid to myself as 1 was dressing this morning, ver, 20 miles from the city, an {one m. Oo sans A “Why, Hteil you it bas been done bundreds ow uerdeu's ianding, aupoaite Dobbie Pe Bonnets, Pattsre Renee . ARDING—AT 106 BOWFRY— thly Pills 1+ bighly recommended te Abere are examples in ancient history to which | of times.’ Before Dr. Wise had the school, pcg is 8a volte that the bus tnoas ean be car: | “Warls tn 880 Wrvaswar, ait ae with good boara | Breed aud stoute Cmnies Price $i For ios I think one ought not to shut ono's eyes—Dem- | old Bu there was scarcely a nisht alble e.quthcnt aunoyanna io thy ous pel vary scone Se eee mae a py SSwhevs Soe sotatectelen when some one of other did not go out. Now, lied aad seaman WOUD, a GREAT fal OF riewas ga ane om reasonable terms, osthenes, for instance. I have just como to} rier ine show. yous” and in his confasel, Brothera) 410 Brows. J sree wt 4 him in Bollin, and I dare say you remember tho wonderful way in which ho used to speak to the Athenians with peboles in his mouth, and how they used to all shout out immediately, us go ard fight against Philip.’ Now, } was thinking this morning, if, somo day star school, you were to get upon a form, and 8 very eloquent specch,the boys might all shoot out—" “That they woula,” said Edward, ‘Before Thad said three words there would be shouting enough, and the next thing would be that I should be knocked down and pushed out of the Toundabout way Wycombe went on tehing his tories of | ast schoolboy frolics and ways of got ting out of che school-bounds. Foster grew in- torested as be listened, It was somo exciting adventure of this kind, be said to himself, that he wanted to rouse him, and give him some~ thing fresh to think about ; and before the walk ended at Wycombe's house, be had byen drawn in- to ascheme for leaving, the echoolhouse early,the next mornin, aud joining Wycombe in a drive to Sandon. “You had better come in,” said "Wycombe, as they etood at the door, ‘and 1 will speak to my father, ané make it all’ secure.” Foster's pride had hitherto made him rather shy of entering the butcher's shop; but now he consented to come in, and Wycombe brought Bevedwar, of nsonmteerere re = reed Tay a o- | DEX Aze Cogent J at i SS | pee SS a pe eee "1 aaa ial fi FOR SALE—S10CK AND FIX. Uma = prstnemestecoa Figg ata a a Misat be ould et any sacridlcg, “Yayuire aT YOR SALE CHEAP— THE Leask, | M% teck and Oxtores of an excellent and well at Cheney yoy asp tes ge ll - > 1G—A YEW ‘YOUNG MEN CAB R. AD, aan BROADWAY, PER- Up wholeea'e and retail eoe. !}4vor storn on ane cf the FOR 8ALE—THE STOCK AND FIX- be Per wook ; Lael * SSSTaRS EP GROAN SE | a in vie Peed SE | er a nas eV Lis oli ehSa> for cath eve | ee inte’ i APARTMENTS TO LET—THE UPPER Be aeth - ac. —SOLDIERS, Geld Teli a ae Meets |G part of @ 3X story bouse, eourieting of frout ant fa * ay pate can “Ganragronaay aan » VOD BOARD AND PLEASANT ee back room and one be; ‘on 9d tloor, end one bed- renner G' ‘gentlemen, ae a es oe ser 0 3d toons ae ’ | CLAIMS OF GOLDLERS, Ska! OOLDLERB, SKAMER, aD aaD ENTRE STREET, E INO; 7 orice Good mend ani potato UNDREDS oF “THE UNFO me k ttore, torether with sashes este tohed oaks ond aad Regush fa family. foe rerppetepio men, the namver Ua: ‘NOT abun oN Sa at ar Fie, whieh ‘oud tools wi ay fa 7%, FUasISHED KOOMS—$4 AND Be Sarre crue ame ene bo ‘Grand ste, rear building School-room, and find that I hat made @ com- | the tishing-rod into the back parlor for him to | Broome 1s Metorence re —* ids oostheneintmconing DIV visto oun c plete fool of myself.’ Jouk at w hile he went to spoak to his father, | -——— L. Py BRIDGEPORT — FARE $2. 5 —YOUNG MEN CAN HAVE Bu pak iy re Ab, well” said Charlotte, “you know bot, | Hg came uch Joy Tally tay. that al was teh | go FOR BALE A aa Aart eng | fh PARI WARPED. wT Fe Rees | Race War toner ane Fura fab Behoot-boys, 1 suppose, aro very different from ne i R pales from ieee aDUy 5 ot ell etablate tor Ry Ty a cians Lad oi sae etibeecenies tein aie 2 the Athenians; but, my dear Edward, it i y father is not going bimeelf,” he said; berty a, the owner eanuot sitend. to lek Stee ee ssa nena ene ——— Peay bed for gous wy Mawarh 1M) vac is totbe our foreman: and he'han business at | A @ aes BOY A me hs zsToRY GuPY Ny, BF Chatham at aston” | remedy, BUNT really very bad for you.’ “As if J signified,” said Edward, “Will you promise, at least,” said Cher- lotte, “to tell me all the disagresable things that happen! It will be such a comfort to hear them.” ‘It won't be a comfort to me to tell them,” paid Edward, ewinging his satchel over his shoulder. “I bave talked enough to last you for & month, and there is Biduey waiting for me to set off to school,” The day of this conversation was rather a trying day for Fdward. It was a half-holiday, and the first afternoon in the half year when the boys resumed the game of hare and hounds, In which Edward bad distinguished himself s9 the farm that will keep him an hour or two, so we must be offin time, Nothing could be bet- ter, Now, let us put the rod together, and soe oO FOu BALE a BFLEN DIO’ ap WINTER ARRANGEMENTS— COAL, ‘ares pftbout Sabo SG | Mache cornat scam tae nee shea aa rae" how it looks,” at va and rwoogste ¢ veiock Olivers MY COAL DELIVERED, SCREEN- oe et . cures \, oa il Poe By ‘at #3, ER woamer OAT: erties | Ate. rss sng ere oun sien iro | fer.in few than six boars: ter saw the rod pat together, and admired ch ical ——— ——_______ eo &_. warren noe of Masten aad Creen id felt that, come what would, be must use ot LET. IN THE SUR BUILDING, igh toca Ht iy Sie viel and manmade}. of MORNING LINE TO PERKS. | "ict Weeetan te star old gana. War | atyWnere but ot he it’; and then he would gladly have gone hom Ie for oahees fics, ic packet int merpowe en: | fy BASEMENT NO. 64 JOHN @T.—TO LET, UROR A ree fore koaw that's disagreeable question would | frases 8 mer fee“ diels 4 a EMG fel ee ones aR colt, ite ot Orders a8 oes" Leda te aae Sasi MApAM, MORROW — HAS come next, and he was not Wy- for) soars. er ses mt to abe Bp bepeet rd Ptolam LARGE WN. B.—4s | ha: pices combe did hot Jet him escape it. Li + naadilaalbamemanen cE Aw a aa “Well,” he said, as Foster returned the rod | aie Ty BAKKRS—FOR 8ALR crear ON tate its case, snow “sat me ve seen the rod fre : a as serie ges Stake rots, In MPG and are satist that t tua eye tite het ee . | Be Spear 3 cant ay: We Bait ‘oi elas a, the ‘oster let the rod drop out hi nid Ld clare,” he sald, ‘that { never told you exactly — In SUN BULLDING CORRE PBARARY 50 TaD FRTUERS rkam T GRKAT BRITAIN to buy it for me. 1 can'tthink why you were in are wien gus Bur mon ine mada tee a such @ hurry a Finder Sct room 9 ener riser “Came, too," wi Wyomma, “an ft you cia | BSC ALT eae aS eae MISCELLANEOUS, not ask me twenty times whether I had got it or t Much the last autumn, Good runners were | not, However, W is oe ie paid for, and — SALE_THE 6 STOCK amD yes a NEW YORK AWD WARLEM Tren ali Sremaie ainepoes end, ocaree, and Kdwant's absence would be felt in | You must pay me egain. | Why, I declare 1ll terer and oped, trate ba ie . atocprectfomaand toga 0) oa the game. The tmoruing did not pass without | Tynan lt Ind ee tas ‘a ha teyrook'e, amar GS a b BiskebSe, cous 6 to or’ ull 8. otter for % rou shillings of mé ore da 6 pastry-cook’s, bof ma ore day at the rotez cork | Healt “Gali tet i sn y' bill, No, really, ‘ou don’t mean to FOR SALES GORD AND ZINDLIBG pay, I'l not, Why, Vil not stand it,” said fii mood yard, with 0. pg lense, a low re low haa machi wide hints, not addressed to Kdward, but spoken in his presence by his class fellows, that, if only he would not be obstisate, there mihi be a chance of his being taken into favor again by the mag. mates of the schoo’, and allowed a share in his favorite amusement. Edward heard all in dig- nified silence, and could not be brought to move ‘a muscle Of his face, even when Collins and Harding, standing one on each side of him in the doorway, and preventing his passing out, talked loud and long of the afcernoon’s pleasure, ‘and traced the proposed route over fields, hedges ‘andi ditches—tcenes of Edward's past triumphs, Av they still talked, and still kept Kdward pris- oner, Lyon came up and cleared the passage in the doorway, As be pushed past Kdward, he ttopmdand turned round, “You go with us, of course, if you like,” be said, On conditions,” interposed Collins, “Without any conditions,” raid Lyon, haugh- 32 pi eee ‘AMERICAR 32 sai . coinbe, increasing {n eloquence and’ whys" as is comm cutting woot: he went op. vous: told Foster, Mf declare, tine aad ites Saas ia? ie ire other eople im and, on my honor, 1 Be cee week, WE Cen care” aoe” pave not a xfer “On your honor,’ what a cram!” sald Wy- FOR BALE—A HOUSE ABD LOT 1B combe, contemptuously, “Have you forgotten | 4 fiwi Coe that you told me, when you borrowed the ten Sire gem Se shillings, you had @ five-pound note at home, henieomemiead | YOR GALE OX MXCHANGE—IN Wile alba tlecintbeledathent | Ea a trom yards Peart Moen _—————————— RED ASH (PmacH 2 eae 5) oie '< 4 mines, at owe Boh Geugre and Jane and West ota wea pete Pau oe oe and that you only wanted change woman Was so unreasonable, and wo ae, tenets oresel areh chase roytty Do you think I would ever have lent_ you the wre r. money, or bought this tod for you, if I had not oe ive ie id ui Dealers ie ear by that?” _ * voter bad not forgotten; but he hope! Wy BSTANTIAL 8 STORY See atlgh we tad ombe had. He had really, when he was in fan nya Sa isn poet yh of money, mienthined the five pound ae teats Su ad oe oe es Pea D ithout, however, having at the time the sp EER iy 10H isst intention of using it Now be was ready oF it. nN Cry TIBCH Ao PALO, to yo into # parsion w t idmself and with, W: ‘yo PRT IN BROOKLTR FUK BALS— era combe for his inconvenient memory, What was handsome cottage st, bet ean 4, to be dore now. He stood silent for a min- | aoe om Ley ae Pave wt hile Wycombe talked on, hinting pret- aa SALA LED al = ty piiay ete Was pot going to alt dows AND EXCHANGE—REAL | OPSP "OR SALE CHEAP—A 7 oral tly under bis wrongs, ‘there was his ‘ather, es ES Beal peeca es mf tnd uh the Doct dit was inst the ae rhe hed Gator meee at eer at fe cor PAYOR AD URUY, Se Pees oie crests, unless be had his money at FEY Pa FAO Toure AND MELOUE should'be in no mood fur fishing oF divin, , LEABE_ With BRADY Seer oe a ‘The bint about the Doctor alarmed Foster, His ; PAROS an pe, OR ecgteome LODBONS TO ‘tA great deal more than you deserve,” said “And a very great deal more than I will do,” said Edward, prudently leaping down the steys ‘as be spokt#, and putting himself at & safe dis tance from Harding's upraised arm, He found Bidney walting for him in the court, aud they ect off together on their walk home. award hoped that be hed beard enough of hare ard bounds, and that Sidney had not moticed what conduct for some time past would not bear any ‘ing into; he had much rather not be bronght before the the Doctor's notice ; ‘and he had better do a0 wing. — pr Rroveke an inquiry lato He sate Were to come out t! bad been keeping a five-pound note while he hed been taling ‘every one that be bad no mo-