"You will have to exercise a little patience, Obed," said Harry, smiling.
"Don't wait as long as I did," said Obed. "I got to be a cranky old bachelor before I hitched horses."
"Mrs. Stackpole will soon cure you of that," said Harry, with a smile.
CHAPTER XXXIX. — CONCLUSION.
When Harry had completed his business in New York, he took the train at once to his native village. His arrival made quite a sensation. Not only Mr. Howard, his father's friend, received him with joy, but there were many other friends besides who rejoiced in his good fortune.
"You have been very fortunate, Harry," said Mr. Howard. "You tell me that you have about five thousand dollars?"
"Yes, sir, and it makes me feel rich."
"Besides the two thousand dollars I have in charge for you."