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IIIIf II Cor x1111 10 III Bl lies soul IIrcIdloim wands tor till upright the sincore In IIi Ixxxlv 11 i wx Ii xxxvlla-

NL It The Lord thy Oat will rate upante lists a iweplwt tram the tnklit oftulle ef thy l r thnm like unto ale untohim jo hall hrarkeii

Ill Jer xxx 21 U V It li writtenTheir jiriniv shall tra of tliomnolvinml their ruler shah proceed from thenililgt of tlutni uiul I will cause himtu draw iiimr nut hu shall nnpronrhunto Ma per who U thin that IIICTKCfull hoort to approach unto MeT wiitlitlii lonl Hero Is n wonderful oldbeautiful prophecy of the prophet likeunto MUNOSI one of thenntulveH draw ¬

near to nod on thulr bolmlf midbringing Gals mesmiKu to thorn Inmercy III all tlilnsn It behooved himto lie Hindi like unto his brethren tlmtHof mlRht hu n morclful nod faithfulhigh priest III thliiK iwrtnlnlne to nodto rovoncllluUon fur thin dins oftho pwplo Hu Will faithful to Himthfit appointed him us also Moses Willi

faithful In all his house Hub II IiiInnI b

I will IUt My words In hli mouthami ha shish sink unto them nil that Ishah communJ him

He suit to MoseH Now therefore KO

and I will he with thy mouth mid suetthins what thou nlmlt say mx iv 11Ilu said to Jirumlah Wlmtsoevir 1

commnnil thee thou halt spank e

lluhold I have put Sly words In thymouth Jer I 7 U It Is i nsy to unduratnnd how mich mon nevdeil to botoll wheat to say but whun we rendthiit the Son of Gal HO emptlod Himhiilf that Ho could truly wiy I van ofMlno owi nolf do nothing My doctrlnu In not Mine hut HU that soulMe lieu Father who sod Me litgave Mu a comnmndinunt what I

should Kay and what I should spoaUt Tim Fattier that dwelleth In Me

H dooth tho works John v aOivll Wi xII 40i xlv IU thoudeed wo see what was never seen J01

i tore nor ulnce Him In whom nthdependr5012 How shall wo know the wordwhich the Lord path not spoken

There always have been and alwayswill bo false prophets and teachersteaghliiK lies In the name of the LordJer xxlll 21 H3 521 Therefore John

tolls us by the Spirit Ueloved believenot every spirit but try the spiritswhether they are of lOll becausemany false prophets are jjono out lutethe world Hereby know ye the spiritof Coil Every spirit that confessethhut Jesus Christ Is come In the Mesh

is of Cod and every spirit that COli-

C lIselb not thnt Jesus Christ Is conicIII the llesh Is not of Cod I tulle Iv13 Tin test therefore tt What

I think yo of Christ

IINHKIUMU HlIMMIIll COIDH

Dout lot n cold run nt this seasonStimmor colds nro tho Lnnlost kit d toeuro nnil if neglected unity linger alongfor mouths A long siege 1 ko thiswill pull tlowti tho fittotigest consliItition Ono Miniitn Cough Cure willbreak up thu attack nt once Safesure acts nt one Cures coughscolls croup bronchitis nil throat midlung troubles Tho children liko it

For auto by East End Dru r Cj

O 09Y FAMITCHE

SAoonrniOHT or AMERICAN Puree A OCIATIONIIO >

What y gut fur supperJ tlio oldman nuked as hIs wife entnrrd-

I dont want any nupptr sale thosoldlor I only ate mi lour or twoago

Tin woman who was bent downsthrough wine nervous dlxeoM went totin client of drawers took therefrom ncub pijK mud wimo tobacco mind xwi tosmoke

21 mil Hhakim ninoiiB tho eojorsslnuigerT she asked

At the beginnimig of n fight theres nKiKxl dud replleil Mark tint aftertlioyro once In they got on without muchtroubleDont

inoau that kind of shakenngllr

Oh ague No 1 dui think theresinuoli aKnu

FoyerTlmroii always Moro or less camp

fever It seems as If every man whooamKilKiis in this country inuttt lava ndooo of typhoid to Ret ncelluinttMl n

Tiara n powerful lot o1 fevers Iwntliynr Thars thin typhoid tho brokenlout tho intunnltten and the remittenanti noel en awhile we Kit yaller jackwhon it onions up tho Mlsxiatlppi fromOrleans

1iTlints n goal deal of fever re¬

plied Mark but to como down tahnxiTIHM 1 wont to say n tow wonls to youpeople Youre sure >x ure Union

Sarten said the old thanOot A ytmngnn in Jim Hrdwns jm

wtny of cut TwmtMMeans wild tho oldWMiimn I htxirn th nil had tho mctiitles In th spring Ilenory lied it

Yofl that regiment wits nearly alldown at one time Now Im going ma-

n very ilangurous iniwien May I relyonw114 are youf

A toy about thirteen years of age hindomn into the ixxim gaud Muaring himcoif Ixifore Mark IWRIIII to stare at him

Juke replied thin Intruder I havoKimethlng of importance to say to yourother and mother Thou to the parouts Wont jou pIea90 Mud him outf

Jtll y like tnmgurMan wered thofather hilt mcbbo Jnko tnought vhpwy th wny or somopn lies purtyjwartJakes

apponranco did nut bear witnessU > the encomium

Well let hint stay I would pike torely on this bonito as n place of rcfugo in-

oaAo I leave to got back hero rapidly Iwant you to hike tare of my horse andIf 1 never come you can keep him If Ido come Ill jwy yuu mora literally forhums fodder than you ocr wero paid be¬

foreY talk putty rich for n common

sojorDontfear for that 1 have money

and Mark showed n roll of bills thatastonished his host

Do you agrtdi-Snrten limit the money dont make

no differ Im a Union moan to tho backhUllo

have you any citizens clothesr-Thars Ileiiorys store clothes cz hu

loft when he went to fire th analWilt they fit tour

Reckon so Ilenorysbout your shzoSlack took tho soldier into thu twin

log cabin and them gnu him a suit ofclothes which wore intended for bestwear but they lad evidently IHHJII so IIIIftided for years with frequent devia ¬

tions from the intention Mark took ofThis uniform which with his rilleand Ills ¬

tol and other accoutermcnts he put underthu lull Then he drew off his boots soloose that ho could easily remove themwithout unbuckling hits spun and puton n pair of shoes A felt hat completedhis attire

Lit siikcst said South raising herhands as sho mot him passing betweenthe cabins thus arrayed for secret serv ¬

iceAs Mark entered thu room whore hoinch left Mrs Slack and Jakcy their eyesstood out womleringly Jakoys admira ¬

thou for tho soldier in uniform pad beengreat but ono who could suddenly trans ¬

form himself was an object of curiosityMr Slack followed Shark into the room

Now how about the road askedMark

WhurrTo Chattanooga1-Vaa1 y moughtgo right up tho road

in trout 1a tho house fur bout a tulleTheo yll como ter u road leaden sort osoutheast like Ef y go down this arroad itll tako y ter th Chattonoogypike Jakoy you inought go along 1ishow m th way

liDo you know tho road your fatherspeaks of loading to tho Chattanoogapike asked Shirk of tho boy

Does 1 know SouriNovo o them Hideaways talker

Jake Answer straight said Mr SlackBoverely

Reckon 1 does 1 knows all th roadsbout hyar

Murk looked at the boy rand thought utow moments without speaking Hewas a stupid looking child but Markthought that if he could gut him to gowith him it might avert suspicionWere ho brighter ho might bo of useperhaps At any rate ho would doubtl-ess servo some purpose

I CHAPTER IIIA CONFKDKUATi HOUSEHOLD

llmc tnu corns flirt eked the girtMark and Jakey trudged on They

met no ono on tho way but at ono partof the roiul running through a thickwood they saw u light in tho distanceto the right in time thickest plot Theyhalted for a moment and then advancedcautiously Coming to a place wherethey could get a view of what tho lightrevealed they saw several omen in tintternut whoso horses were picketednear by lying around the embers of afire

Guerrillas quoth MarkNot curing to disturb these villains

who had no more respect for Cooled ¬

erates than Unionists they passed onstealthily

About midnight they carne to a rivulot and Mark concluded to bivouacthere They turned in among tho treesbest do the road

lake saint Mark before wo go nstep further or do anything in fact woinunt fix this money

IIo pullet his roll of bills from hispocket

Take off your boot ho saidJuke pulled off his boot and handed it

to his companion Mark took n numberof bills and rlwlngollt the lining of thehoot put It buck in its tease with thebills under It Smoothing it down hehanded the boot hick to Jukey and toldhim to put it on again

They took a bite of the snack Soon haul

prepared for uncle and drank from thorivulet Then they laid down testingtheir head iiguinst tho root of a tree Itwa not long before Jakey was asleepand Mark drew his head over towardhitnoelf mitt laid it against his ownbreast flans Iho two rested Markslept at intervals Jakey with all tliosoundness of healthy irresponsible boy-

hoodrho moon was sotting and Mark

caught a glimMO of it between tholower branches of the trees and tho hori¬

zon When he east his eyes upward hosaw tho stars He full to musing uponhU singular position He rememberedthat till to tho north of him Confederatecavalry were diuihing hither and thitherattacking bridges capturing the guardsthreatening Union pickets rand in everyway harassing tho Army of tho OhioYet here ho was beyond the Unionfront in a region which belonged to noone save tho outlaw guerrillas ruledneither by the United States nor theConfederacy with all silent and peaceful about him An innocent face care-less of danger lay on his breast Tholeaves of tho trees hung listlessly abovehim

Then that bluo vault above Its seren ¬

ity seemed to mock tho puny contestsupon n world which with all its cam ¬

paigns and tattles was but n grain ofsand among tho heavenly hosts Itsheaviest artillery could not bo heard attho nearest planet Its marshaled armiescould not Ixj seen Save for the reflectedlight of tho sun it would revolve inspace unknown by those on even thenearest planets And so passing ho fellanlfcp

At tho tint sign of dawn Mark wakedlakey and after they Imp both thrownthe refreshing water of tho rivulet overtheir heads they started in search of ahouse nt which they designed to hatpen In ut breakfast time Fortunatelythey soon found such n place Turninglute the gate at tho lint farmhouse nfarmers wifo received them kindly andgave them what for that time anti coun ¬

try was u palatublo mealRefreshed by their breakfast they

walked on Various jieoplo country ¬

men negroes Confederate soldiers andoccasionally squadron of cavalrypassed them on the road but they wcronot questioned or Interfered with byany ono Occasionally they would asktho road but upon receiving the neces¬

sary information and after makingfew commonplace remarks would go011 At noon they turned aside fromtho pike in among thu trees and atewhat was loft of their snack

About sunset they reached a largoplace sot back out to the left of tho roadTlio premises wore moro imposing thanany they land yet passed and they judgedby it that they were III the environs ofChattanooga Tho house was a largesquare old fashioned building with a-

very high basement It lamed two storieswith u peak roof in which were dormerwindows A gallery or veranda extend-ed

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across tie front both above and bolow Somo largo trees worn scatteredabout tho yard In tho rear were thonegro quarters mend the hare

Murk determined to ask for food andshelter for the night hero Turning intothe guile he followed u straight roadloading for perhaps a hundred yards totho house A young girl roped in nwhite muslin dross of n very simplepattern and a pink wish stool on tlioveranda watching theta us they caneon When they reached tho steps leadingup to whoro sho stood Mark saw a pairof black eyes Inndng at him whichconscious of tho deception ho was aboutto pnictico seemed to read him throughmold through Indeed ho was miilicioutly contused to take oft his tint to thogirl with all tho grace and manner of apolished gentleman-

If you please maam besald asluming the dialect of a countryman

mo n my leetlo brothers goon tom Chatuuoouy My brother hes walked a

I

ngnt snout show for soeha ybunkcrCould y give lissome supper and il placoter sleep nil night

You can come up hero unit sit downand Ill sec

What a musical voice thoughtMark t

The travelers wont up onto tho ve ¬

randa and sot on sonio wooden hunchesranged Gloom the mil

have you coinu far aikud tho girlwho regarded them with evident curl ¬

osityFroth our leotlo rerun on tho Se

quatchioYour brother dons look tired Aro

you hungry little boyIs it ugitten darkVhUR she sold surprised

What has that to do with IttIm hungry jest as surtln and Jakoys

little eyes glistened nt tho thought of ahot supper

TLo young lady laughed and went intotho house

Mamnm theres n young countrymanand his little brother out on tho galleryThey want some supper and a led forthe night

An elderly lady with two white puffcurls on either side of hour faco lookoutup from it look she was rending liarappearance was dignified and refined

The young moan looks quite like agentleman if hu is a countrymanadded the daughter

Wo must Iw very cautious Laurayou know how wo are situated youffather surd brother away and no man inthe house wo oant let strangers sleepJiere But they may have homethingto out and perhaps it might do to letthem sleep in the barn if they lookright

Where shall thoy have their supporthave it put on tho hall tumble down

stairsThe daughter paused a moment and

thoughtDo you know mamma 1 cant ex ¬

actly feel sutifttlcd to put thu elderbrother in u place given up to thu lienuntil

What nonsoiiM Laurul Wo nro tak ¬

lug n great risk to lot thom into thehouse ut all Heaven grant that thohorses are not all taken before murningTho man may bo in league with a bandof guerrillas fur all wo know

The daughter withdrew for tlio mo¬

ment quite impressed with her motherspmiience As slat stepped out on thoveranda Mark rose n j ectfnlly antistool looking into her black eyes withhis blue ones Her mothers caution flodaway before that honest countenance

You can have some supjHir she saidif you care to eat in the lower hull and

you can slew1yonyens can sleepMark was owing his thanks

Would you mind sleeping in Shepaused again

The hart Certainly notYou know tliusoiiru troublous times

else said aK > logoUcally and wu arealone I mown wu havent many men inthe house shut quickly added consciousof having made known Lime householdsweakness to u stranger

Murk smiled Tho young laity wnslooking at him as he did so and slitthought ho land u very charming 8111110

Wo will sleep anywhere you chooseto put us Lcustuways we aint purtlculur

Than first sentenco was spoken in hisnatural way tho second in dialectMarks manner of speaking to helm wassingnlarly mixed

I suppose your men are lighting ourbattles ho remarked to relieve au awk ¬

ward pausePapa is awayhave you no brothersYes one ho Is lighting for tho Con ¬

federacyAnd your father is ho nt the wartNo jiupu does not caro inuah about

tho warPerhaps lies n Union manWell yes Papa is Union

Mark concluded to hazard n surmiseWas ho driven Olltr ho asked

Not exactly kho said with a frownHos tine north thoughShe did out hike to tell tho whole story

to u stranger who was gradually gettinga good deal of information liar fatherhad como to Chattanooga froth tho northyears before where ho hind married nsouthern woman After tho openiug ofthe war on account of hubs pronouncedUnion sentiments ho had Meta warnedseveral times to leave and his familywere munch relieved when hu was wellaway from the danger that threatenedhim

You lire divided said Mark as weare Now my teethe brother liyars nUnion boy Im Coufedratu

There was a pause and the girl re¬

marking that slat would sow about theirsupper turned mud went into the house

There was iv delay in getting the mealready Perhaps the negro cook demurredut cooking for poor white tralllat anyrate it Will quite dark before supper wasannounced The mistress of thu housecame out and as Murk saw her eyingthem both ho know that she camo tohave a look at them Fortunately forhim tho darkness prevented her guttingu good view of him Murk ut once commenced to probe a mothers heart bydwelling on the tired condition of littleJakey and kept it up till thu lady wasquite unwilling to send the boy to sleepin the barn She inwardly resolved thattho child should have u comfortable lied

Jukey ate a hearty supiwr the heart ¬

Icr for tho delay and thu two wayfarerswere shown up stairs to a large roomwith u big butt in it A few sticks werelighted on thu hearth to dry thu damtness for the rooms had boon long unusednod there was u general iiir of comfortJakey who land never such such luxurytolled his little eyes ibout and wontiered Out ho was too tired to wastomuch time in admiration Ho was soonIII bed and asleep

CHAPTER IVSLACK TilE KAUSIEUS BOS

Mark took his pipo and wont down tothe yard to havo a smoke Going bfckto toe barn hu entered into conversationwith an old darky sitting on u barrel bythe stable door and evidently muster ofthe horse

Jukny ho asked how would ouIliko to go with 111001111 trip

How would 1 like to shoot squirrelsYou Jakot Didnt I tell y t un

swcr straight from tho fatherYus Id hike ergoIve a mind to tako you if your

father will let you go said Mark medi ¬

tativelyMany fevers bout Chattenoogy

naked tho mother taking till pipe out ofher month nod casting an anxious gluncont her sou-

1Vhat y goon till do with hllniasked Slack

1 only what him for a companionto divert suspicion and well I canttoll exactly what for an emergencyperhaps

Whats a morgoncyY asked luluWell if should learn Mingling of

lin ortnnco I might want to youback with tho news or if I should Iwcaught in ain u

Tree like a coon with a gun or adorg below supplied Jake

Thats it exactly 1 might want tosoma word about that

Im nfenrd hes too little ter loot tinyuse that away said his father

Oh Jakey cant go lies got terstay right hyar n do lioen chimed hismother

What do you say Jakoy Do youwant logo naked Mark

Would 1

You Jikel again shunted hula fatherCourse I want ter goIll toll you what Ill do If you will

let him go Ill bring him or send himback 111 fillIlIIel leave n twenty dollargreenback lore with you for him on hisreturn

Said Sonril called SlackSouri camo in so quickly us to argue

that she had not been out of hearing ofall that hand passed

Snuck fur these two tins said herfather

Snort departed and presently returnedwith a bundle containing cold eatables

Now Jukey said his father us theyall stood at the front gatu before the doI rturo of the two travelers rcmeinImr yer u Unioner n treat tho strangerTar

Oh I nln no slouch f 1 am littlereplied that toy with n shrug and ascowl indicating that ho regarded theinjunction entirely uncalled for

N Jakoy called bin mother dontyou go n sleep out nights u git th

ngerNever yur miud maw 1 aint goontill git no ngor-

Tho two started oft up ono road Thoair was pleasant and it was not toowarm for tramping They passed out oY

the clearing and were about enteringtho wood into which tho road took themwhoa they heard a step behind themTurning there was Souri

How long II y low y inought bemotto down thar sho asked

Murk looked into tier face amid sholowered her eyes

Why do you want to know Souri-Waal maw shell worrit bout

JnkoyI cant toll yonHow fur y gocllrTo Chattanooga Icrhaps farther

but not likelyWlmtll th do f y ef they ketch yTTheyll probably lift mo oil my feet

with n hemp cordThey wont will they Dont talk

that awaySho lookout nt him with her black eyes

and shiveredI guess 1 can get through all right

tad Mark reassuringly Ive dono itbefore

Tho girl stood for a fow moments Ir¬

resolute Then sho drew a red silk hand ¬

kerchief front her bosom and handed itto Mark It was the only bit of fineryshe possessed

What is that for Souri asked Markattested in spite of himself

Waal ef 1 dont see y no more yinought keep et ter ter Mobboef ygit inter trouble ymought fuel u chanceter send it ter mo Jakey inought tot-oitII Ill go Gown 1a= n She turnoutaway It wits evident she could notclearly express her meaning mud her

OCII was getting huskyUoodby uiy little girlsaid Mark

going up to her mind taking her hand1 have u notion that if it is necessary

to tine Union cause for my life to bosaved again you will be on hand tosave it-

Thou the girl went back to the houseand the travelers went on their way

Jakey asked Mark can your sis ¬

ter read writingReckon tautCan youCan 1 sing like n birdDo you mean that you can or you

cant1 cantWell your sister is n good girl mid

a smart girl aunt u courageous girl Shohats saved me once and It I get intotrouble I would rather have her near bythan 11 sergeant null ten men

Reckon she giv y th hunshlcuf tersend instead o writen

Shark looked down into the stupidface of tho boy beside him He legauto think that the fluids stupidity wasnot flattering to himself inasmuch usJakey hud penetrated further thou hohad into Souris design and her diflldeuce us to confessing her ignorance

1 hops therell bo no necessity forthat Jakey But wo must arrangewhat we shall pass for in Dixie Nowdo you know what you are

Do IX

Yes do youTIm yr little brotherExactly And what are wo going to

Chattanooga for What shall we tellcut

Uoen ter buy calikor fur maw nSouri galluses fur paw II terbackerfur you Oils n a squirrel gun fur mo

When he camo to tho squirrel gun hislittle eyes glistened under the rim of Lila

lintBy George exclaimed Mark laugh

dig You ought to be Old iapaichilefjcout instead of me

S thet what y uirr1 am just nowQollyl

Tine night uncleYes bury tine night sahfThats not very good tobacco youro

smoking uncle Youd better tako ompo this hyar

Thank y sahDo you hear arty news uncleDanl My names Danl rob No

pah 1 dont git no uewscupt do SOJITM

Is getting mighty thick at ChatUnwKyDo yon know how many lire there1 reckon bout free hundred thou

sandMurk laughed

Youre not much at figures he soldNo sah I aint got no lanionUncle shant want anything of you

while Im hyar but you must havesomepn to remember mo by all thosame and Murk put n new crisp dollarhalll1I specerinon ob a IK white gentleman olioI halldo facilatude oh mecten

Well dont spoil it all by toilettother hand Keep it to yourself

Sho unit I nint gwino to tell no-

body¬

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Necessary Expenses forTwelve Weeks School

Perrons who board themselves run spend se i

murh or Illlle an they choose on living cxpenMi-iUpaytto have > little extra raonryforlrct

Urtll books suit other thinK Hut the necessary

expense fire only All follow

To ply the ant tierHOWARD iADir

HALL 11AILSchool Incidental Fee I 4 ro Si GO

Ex llixpital Fee Zi SFPCIIM I etc abont 2 00 2 IU-

IcntTHl Dopoult 1 eo lnFuriilohiil Oman fuel 4 M 5First Mouths Board 5 uo 6 Is-

eLiving 700 iStermpcus ISO00Beginning2HO 28 vl

I Ocnl Deposit returned 100 J W

Total Kxpfiniie 12 leeks 27 flo 27 on lFor those below A hemmer deduct tho tt for

hoOks and II from Incidental fee making thetotal only s21eo

When four gIrls room together each wives f 1 ormoro ou room and fuel making the total onlyM2350 If clamed below A Grammar

Itoom and fuel cost ono dollar more In the n

Winter term

Two room for housekeeping with stores etccan usually be rented for from f I to K II term

The price of n big call n little tanbarkor n few IuililnHinii bedcover will givetAterm of acliuol which will chalice onniwhole lire for the betted

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