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to the dear pretty room that had been her own ever Since she could remembe~ shared by Mabe

Look ng from the wmdow she <lould see the three I ttle guls sw ng mg under the great apple t ee n the garden wh Ie Arth r and a ne ghbor 8 boy we e go ng down the road w th a fish ng po e over each shoulder

Rose turned from the Window w tb a f own on her fa r face and tears n be eyes

They don t ca e for me nobody cares for me she sobhed Jus hen be eye fe I upon her wo kbox

a p esent from Nurse J ane-dea old nurse that had taken ea e of he 8 nce she was a baby and loved her so Now she was ma red and lived nNewYork

I know what I II do sa d Rose suddenly I II run awav and go a New York to dea old nurse I ve ead of people do ng that I won

stay he e anD her day I know the way to the a load depot and I ve h ee do ars m sIver p eces I e

been sav ng np Yes rll go Hose spent the afternoon locked

n ber room Nobody d sturbed ber and at tea t me she sl ppM several era ke sap ece of cake and cheese nto her pocket un"bserved In tbe

ha she met Mabel face to face Dear Rose I I tell you all I

know to morrow Cousm Grace wants me to sleep w th her to n ght. Shall I tell Fann e to keep ynu com pany?

Oh

s <>n Well I II Ie! you pass then as

you have fnends to meet you n New York he sa d

Rose gave a s gh of rei ef and looked from the w ndow at tlie love y Bcenery they were pass ng the

sweet I ttle cottage. nestl ng among tbe green t\'ees It wonld have pleased ber at another t me but now Bometh ng lay heavy agamst her heart She knew she was not do ng r gbt n leav ng ber folks, but some thmg I ke a heavy stone seemed hung abont her neck.. What con d t be ? Ah the lie abe bad told

Ruse had always kneeled down, when at home and sa d ber pray erB and shE! knew if she was truly Barry for her s r. and 8Bked her Heavenly Father to forg ve her she would be pardoned.

And Rose did lift her little beart above and a tently asked to be for given

New York Bhonted the can ductor look ng nat tbe door and our I ttle gl soon fonnd herself on the p atform of the great Umon De pot w th a crowd of otbers Such ao.shout ng of the carnage men al most bew Idered poor ROBe bes des she was hungry and Dlll!Bed he good warm breakfast at home

L tt e Rose bad no dea of the s ze of New York and looked With astomshlllent!m the crcwds of pea pie, some bent on pleasnre sl,lme on bus ness that swarmed tile streets, and ber head was near1y tnmed look ng nto the shop wmdows that were 'filled With elegant and costly goodB

Hav ng mqu ed the way to Fourth avenue sbe then asked a large hoy for the res dence of Jane Sm th but he was n a hurry and WItb merely a

don t know" passed on Sbe next nqn ed of a butcber who stood n be door Wltb hIS wh te apron on

but he laughed t 11 be go~ red n the face 'hen sa d, L ttle one you 11 have hard work to :find h." I m th ok ng Tbe fsm y of Sm th s are very

large Here, p raps that policeman yonder w II tell you

Rose nqn red of the polreeman Wlthno better reBult Nevetheard of sn h a person and so the poor cb Id:went on and on ask ng one aft er another till she W8B footso e and weary

Abont noon she came, to a green parli Un on Square Park a I ttl. girl sa d who was trundling a hoop Rbse went n and took a seaton One of the benches, and ate ber last three cmokers and p ece of cheese enough to stay her stomach bnt when she had eaten all she was very hungry st 11 How' she longed then for one of the good dinners at hOme

How ahe WIShed she hl\\i !lever come away to tbat great,o strange e ty SUpp08 ng she could not find nnrse Jane .he thought; what tben? She wonld wander about and starve and papaand mamma, Mabel or Fan

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THE S:KBBATH REO ORDER, AUGUST ~3, ~874.

wh ch w 11 take about a week, after wh oh pack them down m small wooden boxes w tli fine wb te sugar between each layer Tomatoes pre pared n th s manner will keep for year.

Half a te8Bpoonful of pnlverlZed alnD! n a I ttle molasses Will cure o onp It IS a slIDple remedy one a most always at band and one dose seldom fa Is to gIVe re ef If t sbould repeat after one hour

A chap who spent $1 500 to grad nate from Harvard s pOBtm8Bter n I wa at $24 per year Whe e wonld he Iiave been but for bIS G eek and Latm

F YOU "ANT

FOR ruER £ MOVIDIENTB ND

ROCK CRYSTAL SPECTACLES A sPECIALITY

GILBERT & BRUNDAGE

GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS

FrurumBBIl' N Y

Reprosen & large list of Sound Re able Companie. All bnBlDeso Ju he lina will reea e careful & ten on

La .... promp yad noted,

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES ND PUBLISHED WRITINGS OF

ELD ELI S BAILEY fo 8& e a his of fi e Pnce One Do W Seut to any ad dress po.t p&ld on aee pt of price

RAILROAD TICKET AGEN CY If you are go ng We.t wn e

to me f pnce and B8. e money V A, WILLARD Agen

B. mon N Y Ju Y 81B 1874,

H op BITTERS MAKES lIfORE CURES han a 0 he Medicmes

A.k Druggls •

EVERY YOUNG l\fAN should ha e 8nch a know edge of

comme.rclaJ. aff8JJ'B M may be obtained n he

ROCHESTER BUSINESS UNIVERSITY dr Send fo 1'C1l &rs to L L WILL,

lAMS Princlpal ROOhester N Y

VINEGAR BITTERS

PURELY VEGETABLE

FREE FROM ,4LOOHOL

Dr

ROCK CRYSrAL SPECTACLES

D

EYE GLASSES A SPECIAL TY

ha whowtnb

fom5 20p n

ADA RY FARM

west of

THOMAS PLACE

UNDERTAKER

Fum sh s e rythmg n cc sary buns purp B

COFFINS CASKETS

"

BURIAL CASES

LADIES GENTS AND "HILDREN S ROBES ALWAYS ON HAND

BEST LAST

CHEAP COMPACT RELIABLE

BLISS TRIUMPH WASHER

MaDuiactn ed by

E S BLISS

R CHlllJRGB N Y

Thls 1B ea Iy h.. mp eo and most eflldenl mach ne in Ih. mark.

Every one desiring to add to his home comfotts shlJ]lld purchAse one of thes. machiri 0

A. re~nBlb1e 'person possess ng lJUSI n .... tact and abtJIty 18 W&llled to act.s agent m each eonnty throughout he Unit. ed Stateo I will paT f r su h men to d ...

o e hell' inie exelns e y to tlriB buemess I do no W&l1 those wbo can find n th

ing elBs to do bn such as deone to engage in ha bnsin ... whi h

PAYS THE BEST

Th se wishing he con ro ot a loea n te est to se 0 to mannlacture 0 bo h alBo hose WIsbing to engage as agents p ease addre~

E 8 BLISS Richburgh N Y

A. A SHAW

AT T1IJI[

BLUE FRONT JEWELRY STORE

B conatan 1 rece vmg new stock n Wa ch. Jewe ry and fine Paled Ware to which be coi'd al y In tea he a ten on of be publi

AND EWIN WATCHES

MADE A. SPEC UTY

A LBION ~CADEMY

REV A R CORNWALL A M Teache of Metapby. ca Latin and Na ural lfis, tory

JOSIAH BEARDSLEY A M maties and Greek

THURE KUMLIEN A M Curator Cab­In.

MRB E M DENISON Preceptro •• N R lXt\N Teach. of Geognphy and

Asslst&n Teacher of Ma hema Ies J S MAXSON Teach. of EngliBh Gram

mar and Vocal Mos c G W LATTA Teacher of POI>lIWll!hip

and Book Keeping. MISS AUGUSTA HEAD Teache of In

s rumental Music. EXPENSES

lloard po week ,I 50 to ,2 50 Tuition per term f6 $7 and 8 00 Room R.n 300 Ineld nlals 1 00 Instrumental MUSIC 10 00 U oe ot PJaDO 2 00

Students are horonghIy drilled in ElOr en on Reading Spelling and Gymnastics The Course in Hiotory oompnaes fi e terms The C-ourse In Botany ,mee terms In Na ural Rlstory S udents are IIlJ!de praoticalll/ acqu&lnled WI h alI the birds in the conn 'T

AsBist&nco is glven to alI young men s udylng fo he ministry

Young men camp eting he Course de mgnated m he Cata ogue are gl en h. D.gre. of Bache 0 of Philo.ophy and young ad os La1lr$ote of Philooophy

The Spnng Term will OpeD March 25th and Be June 5 h.

Addre... A, R CORNWALL Alb on Dana Co WIB

QUAKER BITTERS

Thel!6 co ebr1i.1ed B ero are composed of

cho ce Roots It(, bs and Bark. among which are Gentian Sa!'88parilla W d

Cherry Dandelion Jun po and other be,.,

rI • and are ao p epared as to retain all

the B ood or deranged ",,"dilion of 8tom

ach Live 0 Kidneya, The aged find m

ha Quaker B tters a g n a 800 bing stun

u ent so deruable m theIr declining ye&rB

e9 of the Quaker Bit'

H 13 FLINT & CO

A h. Great Medica Depo

PROVIDENCE R I

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LIST OF LOCAL AGENTS

.NEW' YORK

Adam&-D 0 D Po te Aifr6d-Char eo D Langworthy B ookftdd,-R chard 8 illman B.,.l n-J Byron Whl f rd 0.,._ William R Max n D.JluyU'f-Buton G S il lWln GMIU_E R Crandall Hou1UlJld4-Ben amm Ms.n n Indi1>~ohn P L nIlO e I&mar~As& M We. NiU-Ezekie R Cl&rke P011.oil/<,-A, B CrandaJ R",h/m 'Oh-Goo J Orand. Stat. B'l!idIle-JoBeph Wes &ott-Byron L Ba be V. ona-Thomas Perry WatIon-D P W am W.u..i/l6-Cha BRow Y Wut Ed1M8tO'llr-J B CIa ke

CONNECT CD'!' KI/'tu Brtdge-Goorge G nman Wat"'for~ll e Max n

RHODE BLAND lit Hopkintcm--Alired B Burd ck 2d 2c! Hopkint 1>-8 S GrlBW d &olWIUe-J ames It In h Wut.,. V Sanl rd P Sillman

~--:EW JERSEY Ha Iboro-J C Bowen Jir. fD Mar~t-Alb rt B Ayr 8

Pia nfieU-E han Lanphca SkilDl.-H nry Hal

:rn'"NSYLVANIA. Hrhrrm-G 0 W Sillman MoBiertOfJm-J Gene R<ndet e-LeR y Lyman

WEST vmGn;IA B ea-Z Be Lo.t Greek-Wm K nn dy Jir. .. MUt<m-J F Rand ph N ... 8alem-P ton F Rand ph Cba.

A Burdi k Qu DU DHDa

OHIO Jacka"" a.;'ntro-J .. :ob H BBbcock

WIBCON IN ,41bion-E L Burdi k B n-Da u.s E LeWIS EdgffllYl>-H nry W Sillman Milton-Pan M Gre n FUton JU1I< wn-L T Rogers Utica-L Coon WalfD011.h-Howell W Rand ph

lLLINO S lIIzrin<>-O U Wh rd Villa RUlge,-'-·,M B Keliy Wu Hallock-r-Truman Saunders

OWA Wi n-L A Loo bolO 11 iedo-Mal:B n Babcock

IfiNNEBOTA ,4 den-D&Vld P Cnrt. lO'amit-Almon Ha 10' n n-J W Ayars Wa8W........char • Hub b

xANBAB Pard_Dennis Saunders

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