Roanoke News [Weldon, N.C.: March 9, 1878]

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Hst-os eoiisx-iod In soy pert of N"-ia
Carolina, jun 20 I |
O . . . not. I- ok uo«, I-,.. MIHI
Tbera ill I* Rlonmr. chill, anwruloi
Ami lil thtod bopM an.I tngm-li onrt .
Avail ■• 'oeatb 1U sombre ouruin.
••.ml rUnee nil. In**, O ataoee oe»l back I
11■■ nrra who doth too Peat Mtntmbir t
Thar* It* bui tombs and aberlowo blank,
Antl faded poaalen'a cbaorlaaa ember.
N- 1 let ui II *e on r flaailna; C,BT ■
Mp«ed w* tha beuta with ml rib ami
laughter i
And, rtMIn* in J«i»M poky.
M-»J RU4 ilia Pail nor ilia Hereafter I
'Mid dark neon |l|bl la doubly eleer,
l*v rtootily i"r«l in niil-i of Hflvl j
Ail all |bM w* !•• ilav hold de«r
May |la In aaUta ara to-morrow,
T ■ let na lira and lore, while Tet
• Mir thuvvaifew bopplnean ei .li.r.iii ;
«" ii, all too anon, will eutae regret
And nig-iliiL no pbyalolan en rath,
8 VHUUI. J. WKMUr, -
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.
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h cleuring in progress— • friend 10 Cimmunicate lhe <rcrel nf JudlapeH'Sal le Ortue. 8*clely If bisl she pruvt'l l<» be a lUaogor, loo, he pm-being
deatrayed, many old ,ni' •'••.«• *»*lnB happy, rewlied, "It ah-rn two cannot live cheaper than One ; caeded to point nut Ui her .ha few per
Oaw a* le, arrow .a Le-ller.
Hl.inw.-mi. N. C, M.rcb. 4m. 1878.
Mi -IM Kin inns— Tha pait week hn
bran un« piri culail/ i»iled to farm
*«>ili, and much hM brm imi |>f/ the
•WrgftUl fitmeri. Nairv Mta Im.c
L.-r . -■■!-JrJ, ni.ua aitanunn beir [ |i*«B
t» ccrealf, *anr« vhtar, o«it a»d cluvir
>■' I-I- -t ciii ifiion thao I'nr man* paat.
I n^iicc1 much
"■■M ■■■ nbiT
flthh ctirtrt-d with pints t«o tad thret
fr I i« dUnetrr, hatt b«cn alajed bt
II ■■ an <.f ih« WfudaiK'-. tihich. i' COR-liaufd,
•!!! make timbur an pl ji-ct era
a»aa>* \ f *n.
I am in rvcaipt of idr February and
back \ a. nf iba 8<iuth Ailaalic, a
nunthly ana|EMine, Dablished ■ 'I edited
b/ Mra. OaMM W. Harriaa, aaf Wil«ln|.
Ion. It la Ailed wub choice reading
in: :icr. and I wuuld ad*iae all lotara til
iicidtnt, adventure and »e- n-.i-.n, in
a^'tcrlbe thereta. Buradf «• should
lifter hi-aaa pritdaciiMsa and encouraia
h mi literature, «hicb *• can do, with
f>n fit to ouraelfte, bjr aei>din| threa
dnllara fur tbii eoterUl',|i<g and inatruc*
llie mainine.
I ha death if Ciu I K G. iVmdi...,
0' ihs Rileigb ()jier«ar, la r*|rettid by
nil Vwung, emhuiiaatlc, boppt'.!. ba
i • been cat d >»•, »eril>iDg tha auug of
1 Ilirth'a travalera'f
Bha waa aa angel blordr, and trlpp«d
through tha aerfcrt until aba reached a
■nail where a baidaoaiej botcher
•tend.
"Hit- tan a heart?" aba aill, bluah-
Uf tUaldlf.
' H»ee I a bearl, aniaa?" rttp«<.ded
the butcher. "D i *•» tbhik that I cin
watch Ton day after dee aaxl MO ywar
evea dropping aa tba* aeet aaloe—that
I can feel enrir *el**t breath on any
cheek*, «• I atoop oeer to aerva y u —
and nm have a hcan ? Ah I maiden, I
am all heart, aad yon aak eaa hava I
one?"
"Vet, aha aighed falotly, "thia la
beautiful, thle la Mm. hat k ain't the
kind I want thia- mnri.lng, eo glre ace a
b»ll«ck'i heart, quick, it d trim it fuff
•tolling, or my old man'll b« railing
Cain If his dlnaer al-*i conked."
HAPPINESS.
At Italian Biahnp, who bad etraggled
through many difficulties w-thnut repin-ing,
and being much oppnaad without
maniftsting impatience, being asked b»
S >ana one baa truly uid that It W
lima «U yaung aaen itel ao much the
iaraawratinai </ tiriawua Ut« aa srban ba>
glaai..g the bailie nf lift Karly SNBT-rlagN
ara p*rt»aa«ut aaorallliva, aad de-ferred
marriagSN are teaiptiiii»..i us wick■
ednraa. And! yet earry year h becamas
ninra and amra dillitiull, enncurrent "ith
tba reis-nirg Ideas of tuciety, for young
nea lu /uter upuat thai a-atrlasaajal
auta which is tht proper guard of their
virtue, aa -all as tba) auavca e»f their
•naraga and enlirpnie. Tbfl belli a tl
Itle la almost alauja at tba btglitning.
Tliere it Is that a man uacdt wedlock.
Bet a wicked aad ridiculous pbbfc sen-limai.
t pula a man who is In a.»i;iely. nr
nut of ancietv, f .r that matter brgely
"ii the gmund uf coi.ditlnn, and let of
di.pniiim and character. Tnt) man
that baa meana wherewith ha ;an ehtU
Wy hee amply, i« to gaofj a-cieir, aa a
geoiral rale. Tna am that haa firtoa
and sterling menlinee*, bat bat nothing
withal «tert>ol to show, ii nut oswnliy
cinsidervd !•> good aackny AiwbhiotM
yooug men will- ant, tharafnre, marry
n< til thee ttn meet their eipensea; but
that is dtferriag r,,r yvsrs anil years the
THE "BauWMtAT" WEODIHO.—The
brawoeat wadding we have heard of took
pit*, k. ToawatwH we-ih. TJ.
row* and b.Ma wet* Mr. Do<U I,.
tteawn a«d MM Hl>o«a -Vow-, a*4 the
M*v wUflry IwVwam. Mua Miaow BffWn
ha» brotra eyew and was tin red lo biefJn
a, wwUa Mr. Dteld Browa fMe
ia s brown suit Alt*-
ft^ajtje, Un naauloo was a browo affair,
■aa) *a Oaaeua *f tha Oik City la ta-
Itaarls< a**grttalati"RB to Mr. Brown
sod Mra- Brown c<*i<ftdantly eiprtsaab a
hope that the >*aa«e nf Brown asay
caar we aaepetanted.'' We guets It will.
Daaattr (Alt) News.
Oum OBBUT MM —An sioaal g la.
cldent froaa tba Bute House at llJatan
haa just beea tuid. It mt» oa a public
occasion when a large ouiaber of promi-nent
ataa were praaaot. A BpriuglMld
gentleman, having BO ooa 10 point nut
the celebrities to him, managed in gat
on epeakiag ternu «iih oa inttlligenl
lonkiog lady who aat aatt t<t him In thd
gsllery. He Mid her hit situation, and
aikrd If aba onald name some uf tha
prominent man oho were preaaat. A1
"Like atorm driven borquot lo aome uo-
( known abnra,
: A ■ aro haaltnlnR on to 11 a«»n no more,
| With nr» bnpo of itlurn, yot no power to
Cao bo hand at hH «»«eo In tnfltld ( H a a • t'^Cig away, no ara pas'l"!
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rora MltroaaOaWe c.\* forth* Pain
!-• Bslraolins of T»i*'li alwavinn band.
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With ika Wadesbnro Argua. I wish to
|M in my prot-it against tba evident
I Nloct of some pciaona, to base Q<>e.
I \ jnee ovarloohod wbao tha Senatorial
I r tt>ea are to bo pot on tha shouidera ol
[ vine true North Can.itnian. Uotemor
' Vaoco haa natcr trimmed his ssiU to
1 meet the p"pular>breit', bus fnrnsa hit
I ■.■«■ r.. i,» by tha standard of princi) le.
l*raaUaM In laa ana •"'»'"« *"<> 1 prepared la atand or fall thereby. In aaljiinlnan-iun'#N. «n. u "" "Upai I r"T7* , _ r ■.., , , .
in I PwiaVal i-n.irt.. : llw ■*"! an smiro faithful, eloquont,
Hal-na--.|l»omi li. parts nf Forth ! braver champion of tba rigfls of the
! South t -i.i-.I h- found, aod I predict for
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J~A~al B ■ B. O ■ U A H A,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
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\ rr«aH«-»-rn»»tha fteattlwe -/ loMfke,
•Mtoanmbt aad N«ab. ID the Suprema
.raari of tba Mlaia aui io the faderal
CaUfli-na IWVIM la »'.v pars of tba
ittll Wlllattr". at thv Coirt Hnuaa In
link, ok Monday and Frlda* nf eaeb
week. v jBa"fa>Ia*
| nun in that sphere a career of usefulnest
nd honor. Politicians assy carp, and
isortsaiitra and timc>aer«ars insinuate,
but '.ii-' mighty pauple ara with this true
aad tried patriot, and if Ii ia valuable lilt
is >pared, will, ere lung, bid him "go up
higher."
"tslhara a subject on which Shak i
petre has not toechodr' Inquired nne
gtiitleoian of another, while discuavlng
the memo of tha groat delineator, o»er
thair desert. Just idee tha parly ad-dressed
tut npau an appla a > d fou* d It
rottaa. 'What does 8iiaketptare «y ol
rotten ippb-a?" said ha. Instant waa
the reply, " There la-anaaII pfeaJow of
ra'ten apple-," irmn ihi ''Taming of
iae Shrew." It is bard to find a nrj -ct
nut touchad op-n by Shakespeare.
Mr. H O Burtoo, Jr , a rising young
lawyer of Htiilai appaored In a case
at iIn. place last Tueadav, and made a
fine tropreatloB on court and popple, and
[ ifredici fur him a career of fertile use-futaese
aad boi.nr,
Neai itema so scarce I write dii-julutedly.
More anao, 0. *&• M.
cousials in a aingle thing, and that ii.
making a right usa nf my ayea." Hi
friend, in aurprise, begged him to ea-plain
thia meaning. * Moat willingly,"
replied tha Bishnp. "In whateoever
stale I am, I first of all look up to
heaven, and reojemher that ray great
biitlneas ia u get there. I then l»ok
dnwn npon earth, and call to aniad how
small a apaea I ahall Soon fill la It. I
then ln*k abroad In the world, and tee
mult ih <li>s arr, in all respects, leaabsppy
than myeelf. And thua I hrera vhera
tree happinea* is placed, where all my
care* ami ird, aid how llttla rtaton I
tear had to murmer, or to he otherwise
than thankful. And to live lo this spirit
la to ha aloayi happy."
REVERENCE TO AQE.
Tha a iae man says, "tha koary bead
Is a crown of glory wbeo found in ihe
ways of rl^btenusneaa" Aod ao It
ought lo be esteemed. But, aoatekow
nr nther, it does really eerm that evea
matured old age does not cnmmaad that
reaped from the young now which it
once did. Keen grown-up children ooa-a-
days, often ap-ak of parent*, that
ahould he revered, as • tha old man,"
and ' the old woman," little imagining
how it -link, tba moral tantt of thote
whuse better nature nnd mnro refined
aenaibilities revolt at such Impiety, aoch
nnnlial ways. Among certain of the
and yoang men art under bad iuflueacea eons whom be recogniatd. "There is
who. whan io lha eery morning nf life,
and belttr ft'ted thao at aey la*er period
to grnw together alth one who la their
equal and irate, ara debarred from
marrying, through scores of years, from
mere prudential considerations; *od the
heart and the Ufa aro oacrtaVed la tha
P cket. They art tempted to sobatl-tote
ambiilon for love, nban at last,
• »«er the ashes and expiring embera of
their early ro-matca, tbey select their
wife.
While a p-'i">Tier wit being searched
at a police station, ba suddenly blurted
"■■it: "I'll aartr bolien in aid aayiagt
ogaln t"
"What'i wrong with old aayiagsr**
asked the cspt^ln.
"Why. tben'a one thai aays. ''Heaven
he'pa them that helat themselves " I
helped myself to a pair of panta. end
now wham am I?. Where hi Heaven ?
Where ia the help to get out o' tbiai"
They cnuldo't tell him.
Njcitioua CRiTiciax —If one were
to go to the home nf his neighbor and
deface his pictures, pull up his floaers
and cut boles in bis beat cluthiag. be
ei-Qov. , and neat to him la <i>
i behind bias Ii Senator . th.t
one there ii . the poet," Ac. The
lady abowad by bar looks that aba winded
lo reciprocate, aud, after looking ail over
tha ball, leaned forward eicltedly, and
pointing her hVger, toad t 'There gaea
Deacon . of oar church."
Recently, a. mta who looked a* If be
would dare to da right II bo bad a ball
c-iance, entered ao oyster Store an
Uiehiaaa avtooe aod coaneoosly la-
(j-ilred :
*Do you have assure bare ee the oat
half aktlll
"Tet. air wa do," su aaswtr.
" Whieii half or the sbatl Is (be oysttr
oaf** waa the aeit Irq ilry
Tho oyatar mao legaided the slransrtr
keenly, aad alter s minute replinl that
they wrre en the le't half of the shell.
'Ah-uiw-tau bad,'1 muttered the aaaa.
'I wants I tbtm oa ibe right hall.
Good day air. I can't g > boll headed
o\aii-N nohow.**
Oooa A van A(i a rJcccoia — D-inoi Ibe
laat year ol tha late war, whin a toll waa
nadelnr one-tear SMB. there waa a young
man lo Weat Tirptala tbit had anma nspl-ratlora
for ailli'ary haoors. Ba wroto lo
ika Oar-o-r tor a eaaiaia'a onmml-ioB lo
compared oith the- habit of injurious
criticism Into which to maay fall, nbere*
by the lieea and cbaraclere of their ao
aaclentn. want of reverence "to pe'renta I **™"»* *H Wn« «°»tUotly aa
waa accounted among the grealeat of
crimea. ahtle Inck of veneration even
lo the atrsnger who had grtiwo old, t i
attributed to lack nfbreiding. And an it
ahould be In thle nor day, "fait" aa the
age is reports J to be. Would that ail
our youth might be tuught this leeeon.
Bud bow reverently te aga I
would bo Indicted for erimn and puo- j raise a compaoy ol one-year man. Ha was
ished. But the nfifnse i* a small one ]seoi a second lleutsaaot^ coiuralsiatn, nlth
privilege ot captain If be got up a enm-pauj.
He put up a ttni. hired a wan t«
beat the dram, aad la a lew days gol nae
rerun, and that was all he gnt In a month.
Tha Geveraor. thinking that ka aalaht
have o company raised, wrote to aak him
If ha bad a huadrvd toad n en for one
yaar. Tha Liau'taaat wrote heek that he
did ant have a hundred vnod mea for one
ve-ir. bat be bad one d-d good usan fur a
hundred years.—Detroit Piee Prats.
stalled. It Is nnt bard to plant a ill
flower and tew up I cut in a garment,
hut it ia very tiifRcuft to mend lha wrung
dona to a repulatioe.
WHIRLPOOLS.
IISSIVW. BORTOH,
»"••«! AT LAW,
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WOMAN'S DRESS.
A lidy write i la a moraieg paper, pre-testing
against "the prevailing mode of
wearing dreaaea of inordtanle length and
carrying tbeir tupeifljoue folds in OBO
hand" 8ho de>clirea the falhlnn Is
"intlrgtat" and "pnativoly ridiculous,
as well aa vulgar." And wba cm dis-tent
front thia? K'ery woman anet in
the street gnei ahtng holding her drcsa
oith one band. The lady descends
from bar carriage, makaa a apeamodic
dart at tba bam other garmt-L. snatches
it as a tenet io— ■ fly, and H*en atum-tiln
Into hnuaa or siore. The ahnp
girl, miaciug aloa|the arastni, twins
her shirt abnwt karanblao, dispUfiog a
petllcnit that Th aAny aaae* wauld be
im pro. od by a jeafeineje appTlcillod of
soap, water, aod a wa*herweoaaw*a mea-cle,
and at the eamd time dhKlnaing to
the sight of man h,,i-ry of tba moat
pronouoced »nd sjojaai lyjia. Sba
emwksa4osag psth awlUa-afoelatioa uf
the flue lady K#oo «anaeft oith market
haAhvti on thair ■rmd.gV. asatling along
■ ilk eVata up in ono .bond aad their
da,'a dlneer lo the otter. Of <t*arae it
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tbaaaa tott
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[Chlcasn Times Correspondence.]
It it amuaing to see how many "Mra.
l'-.'urlie." there are ia Washington.
And it ia—i at—■amuaing to tea how
many nice little wlaan ana gaod, plain
asothcra are apoitad by a taate nf gayely
lonur republican capital. One mem-bet's
aife, wbeo the came here (frit, a
fvtt mouths ago, waa really boatesick
for bar little village. Bit alter the
carda came In to her and aha began to
fully realiu that the nee the wife of
member of Congress, what airs the
mntry salto link on heraelf. Ladles
whoae claim t" distinction reeled upon
their iiiiBte refiBenient and Intelligence,
aod not u-on the accidental pnaitloa ol
thair buabanda. were paaaed unootlced
nave by the faintest smiUnglese inclina-tion;
and the grade or rank of a lady'a
li-jsband could have bran told by B
looker o*, by the WArmth nr cnnlnesa
oith which the wife of the uew member
welcomed them. Tho change iu the
toilet of Ihe lady waa marked. Her
eye eagerly rao over the droseta of her
nrqaaii.il-cc. Prom a BBodesl lady in
a plaio black ink and emonth brown
locks she buist into the leu dUtinque
atyle of light satin and bare ahouldars.
aud pyrtmid-lhapvd head with tha sur-rounding
thatch of friaiea,which bidet
lb* hrnad, beautiful bn.w t and eiakfa
eaary wowao look' like fovh idiot- The
lady now tripe to her hired cab every
Hay, and gives bar ordvra to the eooeh*
•ati with aa icy, fault Hading tine.
ahkh she, poor mn1, diet ant keow
indicates her aewnesc tu Ibe laaury of a
hired team and livery. Her d yi ara a
round at ceoaeleat, saesulaglesa toody-her
n'tghta wild ra»el«, where
neither tente nor comfo't 99^r thnag ha
plain, oke-fosbinned face. Thia wutnaa.
baforn her hesbaod'i elactinu, vuald
kave eat op with her aeighbar*! trek
child. 8he would have made lit liny
grava clothes and pat Sivtri lain
dead hande, the Vhilt bar ayee were
ilety «itb. aympathy. Hit new she it
aaaotlad for everything. St,. .Ml fly bar
IwaawmVfrUtCr aaay bar day. drop nut of
Jlf^AaWaot a ripple en tba tide uf fash
lisBlfftocvaty will ohow where aba baa
How A XOIII.I:MAS MAKES A LIVING.
An raj'ttriatodllurlqa ooblerain la Jack- Th. !„ iflt| cawaoltr la o a nf the most
|fv*Sfr "Tlil*,1"" fcOpa^Of re- beautlml aad toaeghlna tbtnga lo be eata
■n Ihe modero small boy. At the conclu-sion
ol a festival la*t snmmer an tacallent
teacher, desirous «f a tnalmatcring a trifl-lait
moral letton. inqnlrtd nf the bnya if
thay bad enjoyail lha rrpaSI. With the
iogiolnus m ideiiv el yentb tbey all re-
.poodid, "Yes, Sir"
"Then." asktil lbs laasltnt ttachtr. "If
you hadaUpped lain ■. gardoa aod picked
these atraWoerfies wlthnat mv laeve, would
they have tatted a*good a- now t"
Ivary amsll boy In tn-t stained aad
sticky enatpany shrlsked, "Mo, Sir I*
Why eat |M
'Cause,Neald little Tkamaa, wllb Ihs
cheerluloets ol ooDselnas virtus, "thee ws
boBido't have bt i sagar aad cream alik
'vm."
V«»n ago. le New Yo k Ctiy. a Scoirk-
Irlak aomaa ■aeeslt n Lwunliras at|dnw,
with two iittia boys, Bha soueoetad h»r-seti
eaa* i.stiiy by mahici molawaa rani»
wblea :ka batias-id oa tho airovt tnr a
ceatatilak. TK-» ware ladutlrioet, ire
gal, snd aavad sutfl-ii nt money to oiatB <
■ ••li e*e» o*rma lot hnmblo i>uam-w •*
ptddiiegi eaady arena aao ol lha mrgvtt
noafoeMnaery maaafaetnrles In lha country
rUeeriv candles, for iht two bora leesaie
nil end A. T. avtnsrr, an hannra for
their purity and tautb* ■ neat all ever the
world.
Pr»ai ihe eaady baetaett the frm rose
lean Bates* redaara. aea*lft*a hotk leon'a
n-n and forteao. The i-»mi valaa ol «■ - ■
P' -party Is estimated at eboQt im million
dollar*, nod they are at aoitd fne ibet>
libarall'y at far their wealth. Both intB
are BJOHIBS.
ycuaaL rucnmii
You ena aanlly inoraaao yaar aaowrr M
bv stavotlni a wry small panion of yo-.
lelaurw Hana to an* toleroal. ISSBMS.
pott vou lo Aanvaee Iter my aalaar-s.
lanoa and Organs unlove a.
trlav^wtyhUcooflioaliyd r,.n laos, h.s aei
up a navel ov.i-ibli^h-ne it no Biy street.
He hat a d-atn d ills, arranged no tSrea
tiers, end furnishes In cuttumara with
three balla for a dime. If you eaa knock
down a dull with each ball, the Count
payg you out of the & >llan o? iaa>r ded-diet.
Ofpnaranlae odd. «rn greatly
in Up fiver; tv'dOhc iUunri eaa fwgelgarr
wean a happy eiarass*on.—Savftneah
Nesaa. i- ' '
TUK HaVLL yvsinoK IN San AMTO-NIII—
Aiprlghilv loiikiiig colored mm
entered our office fctterdly morning,
and ejaculated i Jink brah, boai, ia
dtt a lac dat it aaya dare Is no bell In
..««world." ■
■ Yet, that'e what the papera, ny."
waa tbe answer.
"Day does? and here, I, Ike » fnnl
nijgah, hat been pnylo' pew tent foah
dvae lust too jeahe, aoe auaTeru' all do
time for fresh einea'—and ataramlng
d<>en a dnlttr he nrdared that much of
tba D-ily "Spraaa" to keep Ira k of what
was happening ia the srorld.—Saa An-tonio
Express.
The whaels wt fully ru"
a luille* the)'' M-Ttl|rt«uWe .
^7 Ttw*a ete «»
gWy- •, »•« VaaaWTt. *
^Tr»" ,t ttatpetv
II HID TO PARENTS,
Ba kind to yoor pa>eats. or fand.
parvnta; care for them lendeily. loslntl*
waiehluily. Ago bee iak- a ii»m tnea the
vl'a tty which glrea buoyancy to yogih.
Mayhap thar have drunk deeply of Ilia's
cup ol antraw—with achloe. heavy and
well nlith broken hearta'havc teen bouta
aaij*yalade awaf Inbtra thair eyes--
en i'i-e-i moeb for tboeakeof •>thera—<ml
now that life Is fiding, thay netl ears and
suppart far aoi« than to* yuower oiea.
Let i a hunwr th- It whims, ihelr child -h
otas, tbeir SOvnilBg pavviahaees. Let kiad
wurde aud acts oheer lliam aad w* ka lilu'a
B*thwny more plaaaani lor tnlierlig fr*'.
Make a wsim eorosr io tvvry hvart for lie
bed acme Is o^i Ur dla'aat, an I yea
tiiiui .1 L.vr no dsrk epot nn isimnii'i
pag*. Tha psutlrtf alesalnu of a'd age I'
like tha v.r? daw al haawo llial'. Eiru
ft by kind aciloae.
WHERE HE Wait ITA11ED
[Bike (See ) Post |
"0. silrmcn nt lha jory," said a Tut-csrnra
lawyer, "uhnt klail nf swearln has
hewn dont ia thia eaoe I Here oa have a
physician, a man who, from Ma high and
noole culliej. ahould bo regarded aa oae
who would scarn In stain hit soal with
[injure Or In guilty ol fif in j uitcrance to
aa uniruih. But what did ha lavllfy,
itatlemanf I put tbe qiesiiaa la him
plalaty. at yen all baud: 'VVhara wet
this man stabbed t' Aod whtt wat bis
reply f Uehlstbioaly* bis (satures as c ml
aod placid aa thangh cut frjm mstb'a. hu
replied that ibe man waa atabhwd ab*ut
an Incb and a ha*f to ths Ml ol the
med an line, snd about an laeh «h>tve tha
amiiiros, aad yet we litst prove I hy
three unlmpeaehahle *iit-u tbat be was
atabbad test below ibe Yoaag Asaenct
boittiag-woths."
BOD AND THE ANQELt LOOKED DOWN.
; Kansas City (Mo.) Tlmaa.]
It was raining, ■□ I tha meets were
■luomy and uolovltlag. AQ eiprrss
wairon headed the prncsnstan, io *hnh
tat a gray haired old lady h*a«alh an
old UtthrelK wnick partUlly -hiltared bet
aad the driver frem the tala. fibs wa>
baweil wiih gnal anl sorrow, and wata
tbat men. nsary asp ct of da-pair wbieh
botohvoad bopoJeaanaa* Jo.r bohlnd bar
waa a i.ui*! enffln of plain, undreasul
plna—a pauper cofHe. Wbal It contained
..mid only be gussaed hy InlrrcnC". Io a
I 'mbar.wagno Jut bvblod tlis o.ffli asme
a UmUy ol ohhdreo, drenehrd wl'k rale
and ahleoring la Iheir wet rags. Bit thay
wert nil try log and bowed with anguish.
Itwasteta sight, snd told a tsla of
pnvttty aed aermw lo liBituatfe which
apnke loudtr thao words. Ao atitd
widow, too proud to lira her decanaad
enesari a aao par's burial.^A sad sad
sorrowful family ia a borrowed wagon.
Nn Meads, an he-ra*, pa c*tlln but n
rough line bnx. no carrfagasi nothlog
but a ilrencbleg rain, a drrary (OJT.LV
and a gloomy rvtaro. It was tha most
eflVctleg liaeral that ever pissed through
lha strsats ol Ksetas City.
rVrnitV
■onttttoi baltkeaervlea 1 raaoimefwe>r
In both plaoaant and pmuiahla. Fn .
partloulara freo. Addraao.
UANIKLF. BBATTY,
Waaklngtoa, K. J.
D
WIIEV I.ELIOIOX FAILED IN THE
.HOUR OW NBBD —At uigbi old Guub»
waa accuHuraed to retire to hie lonely
cabin la light hia tallow eensno ond pore
over a dog-eared, dilapidated Bible, and
as be read he would at brief Intervals
ptuie and devoutly exclaim wfth tearful,
upraised Byes: "Up! cum do good
angel of tbe line' an' tsft poor Qiiasbe
homo io rest." It tuppened of a dsrk
night, whsn by the light of hit tallow
dip ha was intently studying; hie Bible,
there came three solemn, "measured rape
on the cebiu door. Dumb, heard- aad
grew pale uttn, leaf, and' l*nredktte.
ly. with a spasmodic Jtrk. Wee/ oof the
light arid dematnfad to "keow i "Who
am dat ar| knoche'i' at dt* are door?"
wrraa'a-drtwla!, ebpulohral voice aaswtr-esi|
"The good angel uf tht Lord hsi
oinie te lake po.»r Gurnbo ■p^wrnstr"
ika Lird •■> "• 11 j n.-d i n| al Uw d—r,
Ii. .iii.tr.: - I ann'a Sal 'ii||A> Oum-bo,
km dat aaMluil. aUa'l li» h«k I
dm f.' t— ■ »"«• •« •»»t»«H» dm.
" 4M*r«Ar.Wu."
-.,.oi IM araanD «at
_ I B;r.eaM.
(Ifl Siiu.e 8un-a-.
anl.lt
rj6f»»iii».i'*1^
t«—' «»»-
Wai,i. WOHTB Ir —''Can you let me
haVM ea me money thia irmiBlag lu pnrohate
a oew bonnet, mr tl-ar V
"Byaad-by. love."
- That't what yon always say, my love ;
hut haw eaa I buy aod boy without mou-sy
r
Aed that brought tha mnuty. 1 tet aa
one g-iotl turn daaarvesaantbar. Her wit
waa aosiwaestlul that aha trltd agala tba
oval week.
"I want money ay dser, lo buy a eew
drata."
"Welt.yoe eea't have It. You died
me a bear last night." said bar basbaod.
"Oh, well, dear, .oa know ll wai BAly
bveaoss yoa wore food of bogalos.*'
It hit him jest tight agala, aud sba got
tbe monay, and Bensatblat tltra.
He tail his pretty wlla and banted off io
buoineos, tsyiog, *Ii t-ksa a tortaaa la
keep such a wne, bat It's worth ll."
Qurloaaaaiaaloatioe a madloal ela-d.-
ni belag asked. "Whet dnea wortiloa-than
eagee fBrte rsplwd, "Wbsa sou pep
tbe quatnon, and are aaiwtred, 'Ho.*
^-a* my-
A tbemlat oal Waae el tints In bava dls-covered
a ptaparetteo whloh will m-ke
leather ballot proof. We gaees it osa.t be
ea at bide of tna.
Axs should be rtvsreeNd. bat 'when a
fallow sosn tBM taaa tegafmaita'n lot lea
eoaaoouliva days lauiilMrity u vary likely
io Btteil Moteoaut.
A lit'h» girl mkn waa gtvea aa ark for
her birthday was moobdeUakiod l» I'd
that aToah's fatally were all clad lo the
i.t.st style of ejttor, , ., ( .
AclentyoAalofnfdtBaiy shilltloe aaked
form Uaeoea io ptnaoh. 'Tgeaat you a- K
mifVion." said his Wahap, "bat aaluro it-f.
sis In"
aaatavnw - ..a,
A child can pick op a pood dial »f In •
i«Maw.ue,.i it -III ktep Ira tare open
*naWflWn>tta>> It aaavtrslng through a
keotbnle W Ibe feaaa wiU tbe wenma
nrtt 4 *r.
PUT AMI MEtHT.
Young ladles of tbe prcsint day would
be raibar thwekad II Ibay wrra obliacd ia
an'iui the meeoioaoui life of ino alti ol a
century s«o. She was tauiht to tm-hrotdar.
to ttng and lo deam tho ranui.
She rallied bira-ll apilght, aod Bat lisblf
aally on tbe siiga of her chair, and oavsr
leaatd bark. Whether eh* was madsst at'
hvait nr not, aha attorned a modest da
neanar, Bha looked dnwa when gentle-men
spoka l» her. aad waa ohnckad wbaa
they veepad ueder hsr boaatt, wbieh waa
•tally B'ltBtthjag lo do la Ihtat days. She
woit bar draw] very ldw lu (tit on*, snd
vary akert ta tht ahsevet. uecsusa It w t
the laahton, rl-e alwayB spoke resnool-lully
to her sldera. and sat to a corner
until Ibe gentleman wba admiral hei
sopfhJhsr oHt. What aho^reaced. aio!
gavejfm)i\te el ha lt|trs ws hCtarinn.
and arbd'a he paid her eoainlimeatt she
biU'dkad. or at leaat hid herpftoe bthicl
bar fsn. 'aVosItillily" Wat^^k treat's)
charm "Tears,ol Bweet MBrveWTty foroi.l
dowo bar eavekt.** gays aa olJtaybioned
novel, speakleg of Its brt-lBr. Sue did
aot dream ol eooeptlBa a tailor srllbsui
flrat enaae'tieg "papa." Wbaa she waa
enairtedabe wept, aad ia did all the
hrheMBidt, .Taaalrlwlto-eay seiaoahi
to pmy ibepaaae asnd toebmee ijhn .glide
Ka* oia/es ebwut Mr, ssaTtaWls ea avs
mokes
aod
lie*
pan
fill. .
Wbeo
It iwl r. aedacceawaU
dnMoot lsho"Ba*«>l nanT.latw
uelll tbe last nao«Lot—oot fc.
naeesaary for thrust* Ivtrleb per
oatflt. L' ok upon thie plete
opnn thai 1
■ATTUs A SOX,
Becky MVi.
■tt. a\
RA MOOLPB A en..
UE.VKH.VI. rOBWABBINO
ctMiitm luciiiM,
SarAM, rixlaas.
Pr.t.,1 alMM-a al.- la all OmlM,
at-nla.
Ubaral CM. Ad-an-M mU. ca>
I B . H I C O It I) .
BALTIMORK, VR
N. J, It. RtCOKD, 141 Fayatia I
bolow Howard, na. devoted thlriy TOO
of hiPfiianaivapraotlooe-peelallv to tt
leentment orCbronlnandPrlvma l»1->as*>.
AHeotlona ofthe Kidooya and iladdtr.
meeaaeaoribe ilnart and Lu«ao; Polooi
oua niAoaae* of tho Blnorf, Ihroat, Wu
and Mb in; Ol-p-pala, Htriatorao, Chrnn
nioeaaeorihaUrlnarv Oritana, Uleora, C
.•nelvalHaofiargaa, Xoevouo and FttvaMa
Oobllliy.
YOUNQ MBIV,
vlntlm* otabnsnand exeoaa, with Laaal
■uda. Palpliatlnn ol the Ifeart, ringlet ■•
tho ftsr-, N. rvnnao^a, llln-b-na. Tlatld-
Itv, Weaknraanf the liar- and l.lniha. In-dlaaalloti,
-li'.nld K|.|ilv hernia ll la ta*
late, and re-lorn vlapr to tholr boille* and
mind", or* thev mitatl ml.ery and dleaaso
up-in Ibnae rd their poaiarlty.
Private Iu-..J•.■■«. rae>t>uiiv enBteartod
r-nrod In Ihrrodaya. atercury and Pntaab
dlBcharao,t,
Chrnn to Oonnrrhonorniaai It, fl»« dava
by- a Inoal applleotlnn. Peraniiaata dls-
Un^? ,u-v ",vtn« e.vmptnma, tratuadead
ui-ll'-iiiia -rnt hv mall or eiproea,
A cure Riiarntend In all raaea,
WrlMaymptoma dlrnpted,
r»R. Ricitiiu,
141W. Fovettaaa.,
H-.iimora.kld
opr I 1 o
PJOCKY MOUXT A-ILLB.
XOCKTHOUHT.N.a
January let, IJTt.
We ara now prepaitd, lo lamisb th«
■ URKTIMfiS. f
BUlBTIffOa,
PLOW LINBI tad
COTTON. YARNS.
all ol the beat quality aad at low nrlana.
Uur tsrou strictly oet esttt, SO daye.
Address
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LCMDER A .TiXIALTT.
RMPaHB-nR. t W. P. Bin lib A nua, W.
O. M.rmw J ('.. , A. ffraon, Norf .|l,Ta..
A.llnrrlli.l.ll. J. W. raUC.lt, J. U. I|ul-laa,
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B^AWUO auaiAL caaaa saa
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P" -HSInf Kii.llli Burial Caaaa
can alw.ya abtaln tuaui b. anplalM ta «.,
at lha Ntura cr Uaaara. VPlDfl.ldal Imrj.
1 Ma ailll aMpHin, a, barctofora, A full a*.
...rliaaul ui tba Vatv u.» 0A8EX, -I' Ik.
Vary LowaarrrbMa. In my-h-enc. Q.m
Wabloii. Mam. W'lnlylil A IUUJI '
d.hvar Caaaa to paraoaa „au mav afbv
•baaft,
JIUII siMMoaa.
L w.uiM.B.f/.1
aprlfq
Oar frt.a.1 Ofkaa a fair.;
• Im ^Mrallrl^iiCa!~4|a
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naoTiriea
•Uak«.ni oOacloaM prtaaall
tall*"AH.« MlVafbrtle*^ _^