Rev. ]. I. WARD, Assistant Editor.

PRICE ONE CENT.

A GOOD REBUKE.
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The Pittsburg American tells the follow
ing very good story, and we dare say it 10 a
true one. Who the Judge is who figured
as the hero, we know not, but on some
points he is certainly as wise as Solomon:


Judge b. had agreed to an arrang-
ment for marrying his daughter to 4 black
smith His son, who entertained ideas
more elevated than any Of his ancestors,
and was something naughty In his general
manner withal, when this astounding in-
formation first reached him, sought an i'm
mediate interview with bis father, whom
he found in company with several others


Sir" said he TO his father, ais that true
which | hear, that you intend to marry MY
sister to blacksmith 2" H


g And, pray, who are yon, sir; and who
were your ancestorss" 4,


ss"That sir,p replied the son, ~ should ex-
pect to learn from you"


"Oh' sir, you shall be gratiied; your
grandfathers were both weavers ]" and then
to the infinite enjoyment Of the son, he
amused him and the company with ansc-
'dotes of their exploits on the loom.