PART II.
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About six weeks a'tet the reading of the

 will, Jack found himself, very unexpectedly, by the death of old Qnibbler, throw out of situation. Jack had no money and no credit. Ills land lady was al him from day io day for the small item lie owed her for beard, and the wire of Inc door-bell was al- most worn out by the imPor,unate pullings of cian,orous creditors whom he was totally

 unable to pay. Jack, however. look il very philosnphically. He got up+n the morning, and, after eating his breakfast, he weahl ga 10 some place where he could see the daily papers, and read thc advertisements all over