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The best thorny be Ind.
Be sch 1hr!“ such: on:
“may“ be proud:
Mancini-“mu Moron-1.
And neon-try lewd.
To Be Let-"Furnished.
" Anything over today ‘3“ asked, with a.
significant and, ironies! emphasis, :1 young
:nd briefieos lawyer, named Kit Hammerton,
of another equally young and brieflm
“ limb,“ Bill Bdlcnden. as be watered into
the latter) rooms in Goon street, which
rooms had a my professional air—o rusty
rm filled with snaps of paper and cigar
ends, a table littered with law-books and
sheets aim," ficcrrditto, lcuthcr-bot-
found “waver-v ctuy and truculent
looking. window panon that looked like thick
cohwcbs. all 11.5 it should be minus :1 client.
' ” Anything over?" he repeated.
l “(lver head. and cars in love and Il bf."
} answered Bellenden, “ that’s all, t), I for»
, got two dimes and a smooth quarter in tho
.—J_“ 1‘ Wafer box,"
4 “ And the governor?"
; “ Has departed for New York and I’hilu—
l dolphin, to be gone :6: three months. 11.;
has left his town house. _\ on know, and “as
preparing to reside at his country 55:11 at-
B—. we. looking around for Wis in
fncL The grounds are taken can: of by his
next door neighbor. a gardener. He thinks
now he shan‘t be back till fall I"
“ Of course he come down handsomely ho
fore he lcft'”
uble with his peuknife.
“He gave Inc a check for my quarter‘s a!
Ion-anon in advance." answered Belleudcn
“ Have you drawn the money 1'"
vilidnte my debts."
1‘ What a stupid proceeding Y"
.\ necessary sacrifice. My creditors were
I had to compound with them for
the (‘ rullt 0f the bar
“ And I think you told me that 1111! during
falbcr,you had taken up your lodgings on
the sfoa hem and dined 3’ cheap eating-
house "
“ Exactlyso Kit."
" Umpb. a pleasant 11 av of 11min: thL
next three months certainly.“
“ I 31111! live like a n:1bob for the 111211
three months, and have :1 little c.1511 t- 1 b 1 1: "
said Beheaded, triumphantly.
“ As how ‘r"
“ You know just how everybody is mow
in; out of town." i
" Yes, and you're obliged, (banks to your
want of forethought and extravagance. to
smelter here during the 110! months."
“ Linen, will you." cried Bellcnden. “Hear
what I have “Titled" And taking up a
stand “Chap, he read as follows:
“Tobe lei—Punished. A genteel coun
trv residence four miles from State street,
will!” mimicked in modern
graphic, and a garden stocked
the choicest do of fruit—near a
mummtm Part of the
“unbeaten out in board bythead-
verifier Tenn: made known on applica-
tim w W. 3—, No.—. -— Buildings
Gamma.”
“Blot!” crie’dmhlscyesstnrting out
a! his held. " You Aren't going to let your
on W: home.”
runs any plan." replied Benenden,
canny. “Why 31191111! the house remain
empty (or :wholo gm!”
"Butte" tum: willbeqaoiled‘
“ [wonlylet it toorcspeaabletennnt”
“mad, but' 111 “in, Bollonden
“final m and; Mad
H- eath: act Ind begged to was him
that his Isolation was so nualtenbly fixed
than mo- om com e {1. That
mike cadmium! unpaired‘ In The
Mp1. The ma: morning a modest top
4
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lulu" minus, 186‘: filial: old
Faun (lithe thepermission.
flmwmmsmgv
remarked Kit, whittlin; Ill! '
“ My dear fellow, I require it all to (on. 1
” “maroon”
The next foreuoon Bellenden was stroll-
ing in the garden, wilting for Mlm'Greyljng
to join him, when the omnibus stopped at
the door, and out of that omnibus—11 vision
of dread—«lighted Mr. Bellenden, senior.
" You here, sir!" exclaimeRthe young man.
“ You here, sir i" cried the father. “How
come you to think of opening the house?
Did you get word that I was coming ?"
" No, sir, but I though! you wouldn't dis;
like it."
“ Not at all! no! a! 11!!! You‘ve saved me
a (neat. deal of trouble. Servants here?
“ Yes, sir."
Well, well, let‘s go out of the sun,“
Mr. Bellenden, impatiently.
“One moment, sir. I have some friends
staying with me—vcry 1.:pcctablc I :Lssurc
you,sir—-tl1e Gmylings—do you know mom?“
he added, anxiously.
3 “ No. but I‘ve heard the nume,"
i “ I've kept you waiting," cried Miss Grey-
? ling, running dmvu the steps of thv’piuua
l in a charming walking dress. “ but I‘m (lllllt’
j ready now.“ She stopped suddcnly
l blushed on perceiving :1 stranger.
‘ “ My father. )Iiss Lircyling."
“I am very happy to see you, sir.
‘ you walk into the house?
"\ cry hospitable " muttcrcd Ilullcndc -n
“seeing that i! 3 my own house"
Miss GVrcyling. '.5aid young Bellcnden,
l nan-101131) , “I 11113 very sorry that I must de-
ny mysclf the pleasure of walking with you,
f but my futhci—I—pmy, excuse 1111:."
“ O, certainly, certainly! Don't make any
\Von't
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apologies Icouldn't think of going now.
Pray walls in sir. You‘ll dine \1‘ith_us.l
hope, sir. *
‘I rather think I shall. young lady," a11~
sxvcxcd Bellenden, senior, coolly.
“ You're dusty and tired, faner," said
young Bellenden, who dreaded 11 discovery.
“ Won't you come up to my room ?"
“ No, sir," replied Bellenden, senior, pur-
cmptorily. “ I want to see how the drawing.
room looks. With what taste your poor
mother, had she been alive, would 11:111- fur-
nished it "
i find tossing his but on the table, 11L \\ alk-
‘ ed into the long druwing— room folio“ ed by
his son and Miss ('lrcyling:
“ My father and mother, Mr. Bellcudcn,"
' slid the young lady, getting before him and
performing the ceremony of introduction
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Mr. Greyling had fallen asleep uncon-
scioualy on the ottoman, and soul: from a
sitting to a recumbent position. He started
up, rubbing his eyes.
” Bless me! what :1 solucism! I‘m afraid I
was vulgar enough to done, Mr. Bellendeu.
I‘m Very happy to sec you. My wife. I’my
sit down, sir."
“ Thmk you, sir, I prefer walking about,"
replied Hr. Bellendcn, senior. “ Curse his
impatience!" he muttered to his son. “Sleep.
in; with his boots on my velvet ottoman.
Asking me to be seated in my own house i“
“ He's rather eccentric," \vhfspered young
Bellenden, “ but. the most. amiable of men.
HY 5311833113 all, in a low tone, address-
‘ng Gayllng, “is odd, very peculiar—4111! 1 on
mnsh't' and him
" You will dine with us on fimu‘llc,” said
M13. Greyling, a very amiable and polished
old lady, by the way.
”I intend to, madam, certainly,” replied
Bellenden, senior, who was strolling about.
the room, examining the furniture, md oc~
msiVonollchnngim the._plaoe of a chair, a
curd-table or a vase. '
“ Traveling make: one hungry,'nnd u the
country probably produces the an): client
on you. I shall moire no apology for ordering
dinner." “And he rug usebell. Aomnrt
mm! navel-edit.
“ Dinner directly, Sam," naid Belldndon
senior" -
“Jam. it." melded the m 111111111911-
ty and looking with an inqninng sir to Mr.
Greyling .1
“quetlgedinnuif it isms Janus,
said ,1!!! Galina We: hit indium:
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lion.
“Wound hi: impndcnoé" told he to
himself. "Dumbo presume togiveordm
hum ‘- 1
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replied I
11ml ‘
bred so! here! Talk of staying till Septcml
ber, too " .
“ My dear sir,sta111mcrcd young Bellan-
dcn, “ he is :1 client, and promises me a large
business."
“ And makes up for paying heavy fees by
quartcring himself 11111! family here for
months! The old follow‘a impudunoo boats
everything I ever heard of."
“ lie is certainly eccentric," auid young
Bullcnden. “ But if you knew him up I do.
sir, you‘d excuse his peculiarities."
“ Doubled," said Bellenden, senior. “ Ilut.
lct us join the ladies. The daughter is pro!-
ty and attractivc, though not, I am construin-
L‘ll to 5:1)“ it, over well-bred."
'I‘hc cvcning passed oil pretty well, Ll“.-
lastcful performance of Miss Greyling on the
piano soothing the troubled spirits of all her
auditors. B111 whom the hour for retiring
urrlvcd,tl1c unpleasant feelings of the two
seniors were revived
I “I trust you will 11:»: :11c night with us,"
‘ (lrcyllng civilly.
» .\ 1i . M1.
‘ \Vhy‘, where else should I puss it?"
l “ Very well, sir, rcplict‘i Greyliug, “ 11 hen
you arc ready, I will light you to your room
—thc blm- chamber "
“ I am vcry much nhligcd to you. sir," 1'1.-
torted Bollemlcn. “ but if its all the same to
you, I prefer to select my own slurping
apartment.“
“ Sir. I wish you :1 very good night?" said
Gn-yling taking up :1 lamp, and swccpinf:
Out of “10 room, follmvml by his wife and
(laughter.
“ Extraordinary 3" growled llcllcmlcn.
“ Hang mc, if I ever saw, rend or heard of
such immeasurable lmpudcncc l“
The next morning, Mr. Bollcmlcn, scnior,
was up bctimcs, and walked in the garden
Ilc was soon joined by Mr. Grcyling, “ho
appeared to have pusscd a feverish night.
The two old gt-ntlcmcn saluted cncli ollu-r
«may, ‘
I'I hope you havc passcd
1r “ said Mr. Bellcndcn.
"I didn‘t sleep :1 wink," said Mr. Grcyliug.
“ Indeed 2’ I 11.111 distressed to learn it."
“ Mr. Bcllcndcn, sir, it is very evident that.
although your son and I agree vcry well [-11—
> gcthcr, you and I cannot exist under the
! some 1110f."
! “Imlced‘ And I 111cz111111c," said Mr Bel
’ lcndm 11 omuilly ‘ that you are about to
‘ 311;, -' gust the expediency of my likiu" up my
quarters elsewhere. F1911: what I 111111 of
your conduct yesterday, I should judge you
quite capable of such a proposition."
“ Mr. Bellcuden, as 11 lawyer, you must be
aware that I have a. right to make it." ;
“ A right to nuke it i"
1 “ Yes. sir: but I scorn to do So, and I
merely came to give you notice that I shall
vacate your promiscs 10-day, leaving it to
your sense of justicn to accord me reasonable
damages."
“ Reasonable damages!" cried Bellendcn,
furiously. “ Haven’t you taken up your
quarters here, bag and baggagco—ordcred my
servants awake-appropriated who: rooms
you saw fit to uses—out bouquets out of ‘my
garden—sent present: of fruits and vegeta—
bles to your friends in town, acted, in a
word, as if you werc mastcr here, and now
you talk ofdamugc§'" ,J
‘fiWellysn !" roqred MnGrcyling, “11:11an
I paid the rent in advance. 9"
“ The rent in advance! You rt: cznazy old
fellow “’ .
But at this crisis appeared young Bouqu-
den, alarmed, abflhed and pennant He
made a full confession of the trick he. bod
perpetramd, and then stood, culprit-like,
covered with confusion, The young scone
,grace who mioned all the goggle
wtis pardons, nod his hither agreed to div
charge his debt: on his pledge of making :1
good husband to Julia Gtcyling..Tl1n young
:1 good night.
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112
couple took up theirabodc inBcllenden villi, '
preferringits luxurleq and comforts $0 the 5‘5
chmesqf pdverbsing for lodging:‘ to be ‘
:3;
Within lites goldnn hours °
The loving one: 11:11! cultured here
These 11 all: may not restore;
\"olccs that. mind my youthful car
Will.m_ Irv-ml manure.
And yet 1111!! the door old place
With slow and lingering trend,
As when we kiss a clay-cold fucc,
Km! leave it with the dead. '
m1: of the Mind on the Body.
Medical works contain man y carious mas
‘ in regard to the power of the mind on the
conditions of the body. 11' is 91101111”!th 1hr
mind may kill and that it may cure. Read
ers have heard arouses whom, 111M131: in-
tense fear, the half had “1le gray in :1
night. A criminal under contour» of death
was told by his keeper thutit would less?“
the pains and agonics of dying to be blot].
and permission having been obtained from
the authorities by physicians to experiment
on the convict, the day appointed for his
execution was set for their experiments.
Thy man was informed that, instead of
hanging, he would be bled to death, and the
dreadful prospect may vcry properly bu slip
[weed to have penetrated 1111130111. When
the time arrived, preparations were com-
menced :13 for the execution. - Bucket: were
brought as if to hold the blood, and soul:
.cnl instruments were exhibited to thc «azu
of tho urclclw‘rl man elmr assured thus
would be no great pain conncctcd 113.111 the
opening: of :1 vcin or nrlcr1,11ud that he
would (lix grmluulh and Without astulgglc,
be 1111:; Matched on :1 table and afu arm
;mndel1nrc. A womb was placed so near
that he could hour i1 lick,nnd he Was in-
formed tbat in 1211 many minutes after ap~
plying the lambs would Goose to breathe.
Ills eye-s were-than tightly bandaged, the
buckets out in position, and the lancct-—no,
the lance! was not applied. though the skin
was slightly pricked 11ml :1 little stream
of warm “’lfllfl' was permitth to trickle
throngh :1 straw over his urn-1’ into the
bucket. He soon began to‘grnw faint. The
surgeon notified him of the expiration of
the first five minutcs,"hnlvllng the watch
still mam-V1 his 9111', whilv the warm water
continued to trickle down the arm into the
bucket below. To make :1 long story shod},
11-0 muy 51.1110 that tht culprit (lied almost. at
the. moment 51-! by the physicians and sur-
geons, without losing a single drop of.blood,
and withing any hurl,.s::ve through the im-
agination or mind.
Another. Two convicts, also under scn~
Lance of deutb, were lold that they,mnst.oc-
.oupy armament: in tho prim invihich two
culprits had just; died of yellow fever; and
that the probabilisioa were they, too, would
die before nun-nun}. There liadgbeen munch
11991115210111 yellow fever. 110: from my
other epidemic. but the poor, frightened fel-
lows gave up the ghost, as predicted,;bn£om
the mornin'r
Any number of slnlfiur cuéeg’fiiavc been
described? There lé no end to the " wonder--
ful Cures" effected by 111311 bread 11mg, cul-
cred Winter, etc, ill. .1! 11:11 the phly tent
agent 11 as that of the mind. The min kills
and it 61:13 1!. Hopefulness cheerfuluops.
courage, a clear conscience, honesty, and
faith Will Work miraclés almost.‘ in we lay
of re’sloriuig. lost v_ ‘ll‘tv and loll/health .1; 1
Here are paragrafihs ftwn, Hearmepnnd
Home on the “:Mind Cure,” which awn’n
point .Thc finest curative. agency 111.1319
11711111113 the mind of the patient. We do
not mean to any that you can (11115.59qu
and bunibns by Myin
them, or that you 0911- restore yourlungn
am: ammfiwaoafecfi’eln by having
11 cheefldl’tedlpe? 21'1!a M cxlfim can be
W111!
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land fincnem, and Angelina unswkish sen
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wife, who was dendmm
Nobody considers Jerusha laminating or
Mabel repulsive. Sibyl suggests ’sdiu'ichn
timcnt. Blood and breeding seem loliein‘
Edith, and inelegancc and mstiéity iii Pris-‘
cilLi. 2111113,me bards have made tune-J
ful in many tongues has lost 8111211 savor as
1-1: might. have had, from excmsnf hand
ling. \\ u think of her 110111 in connection,
liné‘llllcws Kate is 1ntcrcs11ng; lbough slié
convoys 11 certain impiession of uildncss
ammuching maidenhood. Paiuliuu is lack:-
daisical, pretentious and shallow.“ “Ruth is
simple, genuine, winning, full of’hitidcsty
:md 1_110rit,‘:1ud strrling to 1116' (01?, Ada and
Ida show gentleness without stmiwth, and
oeiicncy rather than disccnnncnt. Alice-1s
whatcimumsmnces may make her—predy
and spoiled, needing in 1! for development,
adversity for elevation. Amy is a child :1!-
wnys, even after maternity and 1mzoniti‘,
and nothing can render her otuuinvisc.
Stiffness, so!Leunsciousiicss, and angulnrity
cmnmito iromfimbcfillp; and 15113113351101.1111
be consequanial 1111114111111:ch WifllOcidesL-rt.
A certain bothousc air mm 51111011111!
Blanche and Berth-.1, 1111:! they should be
kcpt the re if it be desirable to “reserve their
frabucss and their fragrance! . .V _
Clam, not to belle herself. should bopurc,
affectionate and free, (“5'39 1g “fill. her lhc
form and duintinem of distinction. Eliza is
plain, but profound, and Ella. :1‘. slender echo
of “bat she imitates When the averagé
imm seeks for a. “life, desplsiirfi romance and
d1~c1rdmv the ideal, he should 5110' to Est-
her, who will perform all she promises, be-
coming the most conscientious of 11011st
keepers, the rims! devoted slave of the nur-
sery. A. thorough 'scntterbraln is Funny,
whom’tmuble spares and adversity docs not
touch. Helen Nprccociousm sixteen, a‘ co-
quetto till fivvarui-twenty, und'sn ambitious
and matchmaking momma, while; she ab~
scnts herself from heaven to discharge her
dutyjo society. .Isalgello. should be tall and
dignified and clover, laughing at who! she
most sincerely believes and wounding with
I’nrtbinn arrows her well- guarded heart.
Julia has :1 tenuoncy to be in love witiher-
self, undisturbed by riv:1ls.Sbc secs in her
minor the bcmtics others fail to discover,
and her much-proclaimed righteousncs is
but 11 phase of her conceit.J:1ne is likely to
suilcr from lack of apgrccnitiou, fol she
wears her jewels out of sight, and is con-
‘tent to be misunderstood when understand.
ing deifihds any betrayal of herself. In
sentlmcnnil woes Leonora is ever bound , is
moé‘t happy “hen most distressed. Louiseil
has a spice of nflhdtion,hut is engaging of
first and enchanting at. last to lhose she ado
11111540 the calcium-y of her sympathy“ The
imugoibf Hfidmmofifi 4m {the strictest
eonoonunmmy. She ii a fanned mo
maton, dressésndmlrdbly, talt‘é Mltfmlyé:
1211mm: summarieenon
at he: mundiagsr beam “11.111110:
Went force to vow tranche:- pattern. 1 .
of the whitest und- m'mery. of momma:
501-1, @191: .31 Mumlofigim silli-
nus, and semipcnmligm infirm, Penv
lope, Cordelinand, W1 '11an whamm-
1y, calm, $151513:de pygmy
weemod by allbanibelgved Imago: Rhodae;
WdPh’mSmn°i-m1?”° J ‘
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commend filemaélves jg
‘lfll‘e dignity
V mill” ‘1ng
Emodification n1‘gl15 be necensm‘y.
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amendment which “as resigmd hp 11' 6183‘?
Hr. Chonte was disposed to 155111. WK
pesitioif: indisereétlj mm
the approval of the President T1115 impru-
dcm: sufibstion :l‘rdirscd" fife jealousy and!
indigniti‘dn of Mr CIdy “:S ringing .0 his‘1
foe: wfm 11:13:15gi e) es, in tones or (11111166?
he do: “limit: Charm: {(113%) 1561121111
coerce tliesnnat by 1hr 32315 a: e display
1
of great excitement; The bearing of E“
Clay‘rvas llauglity,'1mper 114'an (33:2; boil»!
ing, and his language 11:35 cox-re oiitlingfi'i
severe. Mr. Chomp hurl): quailed under 1135
to the pride and independence of Senatoéfj‘
and inquired whether the thréatenod later-
expectations of the people was to be toler-
nted by a co ordinate branch of the govern
men!
Tuovwacfly of 11:12: maul; was too much
for 31:. Choote, more especially to he felt
that he had committed himself 3712i: unto-
ward intimation. Howe: confused and em-
barrassed, endeavored to qualify “flu; he
had and, and finally inflamed than he had no
*umlmfity'fm the suggestion, unclj onlv en'-
, 2959064115 individual opinion, 1195:1101: liei W, fifisfltfl‘filat
circumstances of the case. But 3:1. (Shy;
panama-«i 1116’» (11111111111: itr mil: he is:
placed thickens; and evidently under 159‘!
iinpmion that he was hitting 113'. Websiter
through hisin‘eart friend, pressed his admin-l
toga harshly if not ung‘eheromly, undo-end
him: severe lecture rn‘ ’a limgfiterm’f in“
dictatorial tone. Tli'e feeling of the Senate
was clearly in favor of Mr. Chance, although
itwas seen that he hnd'rhadc a great mistake
in the mode of custarning the amendment
He was so‘ mbiiked and Grier-awed; and {lie
superiority of Mr. Clay 1!: the controversy~
was” so manifest. that the friendsof Mr.
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