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THE GENUINE
LIVER PELLS >
5 TO* TH* COM Of
Hcjpatitis, or Liver Complaint,
#£*?%s :.-'niiii .rryiiUli ,r 'I ;■■ '•# -- n J.
.
Symptoms of a Diseaaed Lh*& *
PAIN in the right side, under the
» edge ot die ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pun is in the left
tide; the patient is rarely able to lie
i>n the left side; sometimes the pain is
felt under the shoulder blade, and h
frequendjr extends to the top ef the ;
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
tar rheumatism in the arm. The
stomach is affected with loss of appe*
the and richness;'the bowels ih gen* 1
eral are costive, sometimee alternative
with lax; is^troubled^ with
ory, accompanied with a painful sen* ,
sation of' having left undone some*
thing which ought to have been done. '
A slight, dry cough le lomabnsmaa
■mudsill. The patient complains of
weariness and debility: he is easily
Hurtled, his feet are cold or burning,
aad he romplains of a prickly teniae '
tion of the skin; his spirits are low;
ausd ft*thifrgh ho is tatitfind that TTff
dse would he beneficial to him. jret
VA «* wm aiiainalM MHH(MA«I I.« l
nc can scarcely siirnrrion up iomciiuo
enough to try it. In fact, he distraite
MrMW ** - * 4 n ««a
v»c*j swiuvuji * ocwcrai oi flic soovc
have occurred where few o1 them e*-
issed, vet euawinalfcia at the body,
after death, has shown the una* to
lave been extensively deranged.
. k£ A * V * fevsr.
Da. C. MCLANX'S Lnra* Pitu, re
cam or Aou* and Fever, when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
Aft """* happy results. No batter
yre would
.jg Bros., of Pittsburgh, being
Jgfc—a-hi njiiii
- ih" aMg mm ki att i-
Or Joe, er Tdta, tor BUI,
rzfflfr, saw?*-
And when we saw a gal we liked,
Wio never Called - .« . J
" Ve Mllntf' hMnratlv >M» ani uaai '•
® BIT p. w%»j | Mia
Bat net "about the chiese."
: smesEmf
"HeLo, yea old aardloel"
The boys gometimiw got mad and fit—
We spuke of kick* and blow*; ■.
But DOW they "whack Im oa taenraot,"
Or "paste hita on the nose."' ' ']
One* when a youth wac turned away,
ayher ha kald ateet deer,
He watted upon Ma feet, hat now
Wyjj>i"t>>ann> when I was yeanf,
I Of death we spoke in language plain,
. » 4
He''passes in ku cheeks:" _ v>*
We praiaed the man of common sense,!
"His jndtnlent'a good," we said;
Bnt now ttiej say. Ws|!, that old plum ,
Has jot a level ksedfc^W?p
It either sad that #ldn»i now "1..,
, . Alte all !>.
instead of cha^
I Said he,
sism.
And sUng was never "sluwc "
MOW AKNA l.Uoi l.ttttt4««
,x a >
Afrenpof firis vidod at ibe ataga
door of the OrViid Opera UOUM in Vie|i%
ua, taNttttg or exchanging words with
employes who passed In, keep
ing tK»-Wbile a sharp !ool|nf tit  the
maimger. One of these cliOnut Singers,
a young and beauiifwl Italian girl, ltan«l>
I'K Just within the extreme entrance,
with her mantte wrapped do«e about her
throat, suddenly remarked:
'We must sing our best to-night, for
tbe Emperor is doming.
'ls ho* How do you know? Who told
you, Anna Carol la?'
'One oi tiie band,' answered Anno
Caroila. quietly. 'Car! Roseufeldt. There
he eainea with his yioltn.' ct
' * Whh soino others of the 'opera band
tiiere approached a tall, lumdsome young -
Uuiiganau. Who paasfftfi h>: answer tbe
girl's eager inquiry, •llad he said the £ui^ :
peror was coming?' ,
'Yes; the Imperial Gnards have iual
passed by to take up their plaoe at tbe
grand entrance. The boose will be
crowded*' .
Then passing inside, lie stooped to
wbiaper «e Apia CWo«». with a smile i«
bis deep blue fyea. ,
'Anna, 1 lead the violins te night—
Stetnlgal is .ill.*
She put her band in Us, with the
sweet, perfect trust ol one who kupirs
she ia*loved.
«I am sorry for him; bit for yob, Carl,
mv heart mnst be glad.'
4 H««»llm*aome,4opet|ef I' cried a girt
ontsidO. -Hte mkuager abd* chief dot'
chettre. Away I'
! Tbe new leader of the band hyrried
! away » Ibe Anna
Uarella followed Ihefu their dressing
rtoui. There she soon doniifd her stage
dress, end rilpped away to watch tbe
boose filling, and, above all. to beeaevery
nofeer the aaqulflfe ov*Hwe to "Obe
roe.'
Ilew last every place was filling trom
floor io gallery L The auditor)a in was
one blase of splendor; and as she gssed,
. tbe poor, IHcndlees chorus singer— whose
dramatic talent and splendid voiea
ought, if she had only the fortune to get
the first lift, to plaoe her high lu tbe lyric
stage—wondered sadly If sttcb a chance
would ever eoese ae tart If not, Carl's
fetber would never eonsent to their asar»
rlage.
And eo*r tbe whole house rose as the
Empever entered hie boa, splendidly
diesisd, glittering with Jewels of rarest
value, which flashed a thousand raya as
he bowed right and felt with hia uStvK
oomteoos grace. Then the band struck
up the overture, and with the last bertha
curtain drew up. •_j «, .*> ■
Flitting here and there daring the |
GRAHAM, N. C>. TUESDAY APfllL 3 1879
Mai tone in the clioros. iitp
' ■?',» was Ana* Carol la. I tbM%Mtr
ll «4 attracted hi* eyr, wkow rich vofco
Mi ea/fcad cMigtit above and through all
the other*.
n The first act went aplendMly. and the
aaeoml ae> soon commenced, bin Kate
Mut decreed that it should never he flay*
ed out that night. 11*1 w way through,
a* the manager, pleased and cotnpleuent,
era* quietly standing hack hi one or (he
whig*, he auddenly felt hit arm grasped,
and I ttrued sharply to aee Am* Cfrollas
lovqlr face, ao full of Uetefa»b.a4lou ami,
character, at hi* aide.
oab!' ahe »aid, vety low quiet*
ly;'make no exclamations, tut go and
aee to it before it gtdna'cr i* discovered.
The t neat re ia on fire totnewhere beak of
the green room, the compauy can leave
. by the *tagc door, tie,' v ,;
•I to 'iMt,ebild, if there ia the leaet hint of
alarm, look at that heum.» They will be
crushed to death fn their terror end
crowding lb get Out/ 1 ' ''
' Listen,'t*okl the ItftUan, !i» tin ' same
calm, aeif-conteined manner. 'Send the
eoli bo jr. to lelf the doorkeeper to order
each one a* the> p*** ent to d*f*if
quickly. I wttl eleer the house guiet
|y > ! ~'«7 •'! '«;/. «»!
'JondofAo/.'
'Ye*, here i*the boy; send Mm, end
clear out tiweompeny; 1
pert.' Y
ohte manager blindly obeyed the strong
#iU end atse4y.perpose of the master
mind, ea people in eamfgancy> gekwtwily
do, whatever (heirrelativo positions in
the World. »•«..: "
, AMm C4ro|la paMed on to. the stage,
aii4 advaitcriig et once to the (ootlights
atopd for one moment, her tail, eommand
twm end beautiful head drawn erect,,
uuflhichlngtjrlacing that crowd, meeting
full even the astonished gate of the
Emperor liimaeif, and. the wondering
look el her lover in the orchestra below
her.
Then she aeid, in a voice pot loud bat
, clear as e , bell, wkb i icool steady
authority in every measured accent.
■ J **l am here by the manager's orders.
, ,'jHe Imperial Majesty has be? til robbed'
, to-night of a rare diamond,, and the
thief Is in (lie house. Every one/* and
( the speaker's dark eyes swept tl.e
audience IVoth. gallery to pit, "ia at
(Mice to withdjeaw quietly and in order;
any one attempting to remain will be
itna-edialcly arrested. The baud wiU
also retire at once."
Even as the spoke, her ear, painfully
stiung A»r tlie sound, con hi bear, Ibe
warm hum of flames from the back, but
unmoved she stepped back, swept a deep
obeisance to the eudieuoe and Emperor,
and the curtain Mlfet rt)
Tlie Emperor intently left his b>x,
whispering to the gentleman to whom he
tad before puiuted out Anna Carolla: ■,
"Then is sometliiug behind all this.
I am not tobbed. Seud Colonel
Bergtnaiin round to summon the
manager to our carriage-door.'?
Meanwhile, the vast crowd filtered
rapidly* in qniet ordet and in safety out
only learning at the door, as they
hurried *\vav, the awful.Qeath bv fire or
from which tne brave eud
quick-witted girl had savod them.
" Tbo last few to leeve ft* audit or hun
sMieft
of flames amthurried wUdiy, spreading
the alarm. Bet the terrible my !of
came too late to do mtohiet, and once
tattside, the police aqd soldiery, under
the owl direction* of the Emperor
himself, kept order. And thongh the
fiamos mounted At first, Anus'* timely
d]9covory, aml the energetic measures
taken, forced the Are under, iu less
thaaani hour and a half it was completly
drenched out, and the ttfutriated Opera
House left in charge eftbe police. 1
Then, and not till then, did the.
Emperor dimount from the horse be had
used and return to Lis carriage. As be
did so, he paused *nddenly.
"Bergmanu, see! there goes that
Italian girl berueU, leaning on the arm of
the young fellow who led Iba baud so
spleodkily to-night. Uq aee , who end
what tboy atfc" Colonel Bergataoti de
parted to obey the order, and the
Emperor drove of. -*»
The next day tlie whole atorf wait
gifted aonCarl, and hi* Shu**, Anna
Carolla were botli ututar IqibaHi!
protection, and their marriege w„ 8
n}eM| a _ _
ooasible the Kiatirrnr dowarltio tl
bride.
I The manager al*o received * similar
' intimation through Colonel Bergmaun, l
reopdnkig'' of the opere as 'Madame »
Carolla-Unsonfeldt. * e
. iOnee mors Hie tiiU ot, gay Viann* '
erewdetl the CHwra-llvuse to Witness the .
debut of the' hew"' singer, at Ag*!f '
-Dor Fieischutz," The iuomeut *fe ,
came ou she was wemyed with a furore
which might wel»tii«ke Carl Roeenteldi t
phntd or Ids beautiful young wife; and it
fir IlowsMy .(***,>*. iraUjful glaimti and •
sweeping tar Idm wn the smile >
in the soft dark ere* that met his for one 1
second. ! j
i Wlieu tbeenrtaiu i«U, the »ew atar 1 ]
wa* called for ami lli*#milf« with (
boqnet* from many a di*flugul*het| hand, .
but fh>th (he Imperial bo* was flung one ,
in which lav nestled a costly bracelet, ,
ia the OB lit re of which blaaed a diamond t
of rare value and beaut v. I
his young wife said, smtUflg, as Jbey
droWa ha>X t „--
"Nav, Annn, yonr own oemags antT
quickness," '
•fTliat wane dUmond jwper lh*" .the '
linpetial gift." a *.
And be-WM rigid, - -- i 7 l
—— . A
OoMTTioa.—Kot a bialnonndiag ward, !l
perh.,», but a very expressive One, is |
Uumpuon. A a** bed be born I
With a good stock of gnmpiio»'il» lit* (
crunium, than, with any anioupt of.oiOMj ]
in hie i (prospective) tronser-' pocket, j
Many a man has lei a fortune klip J
through hi*finger* for, the' want of it* i
and many t woman who might- have •!
clothed herself iu purple apd fihe' tinens ■
« hak been content to wear six -penny calico I
fir the aame lack. ' » i
Cl.imptwe in the
affaire of lift i* more "then any other
quality—the one thiug needful. Web ,]
■ter makes thi* word to meaar capacity, J
shrewdtiens, address. It U all thia .and .!
tnoce. Whs,t word b»xp wq" tiiet,pae
quite ex| rtea kn fall asraningf : 'l '; •
W Manure
1 on a etime lnat, or wheeling it on a
Umywi daniming a muddy brook to ,
wash ltis sheep in, instead driving
them half a mile to thciriveiyoOff i \ Ctiug
heavy barrels into a wagon instead of
rolling them in, or clearing hi* ftold of
stone* by oH-rying tt.em off 'in hie bat, *
, or mowing. .the thiatle* ureM
alter they have gone to aeed) ,0* lotting
his mowing machine 4teftl''dVl'la tlie
weather, winie hia homemade contrivance J
for marking Out' ground even eUmd*
under c«vei, or cuttiag off a how'* tAil to |
cur* her hollow born, we are apt. to *ay'. (
he is lacking in Common sense, but it 1» '
only gumption be lacks. j
A woman leek* it when'she plants I
smjill flower seeds in the *a.ne way a* 1
her hunband does melons iud coru; wlieo |
she tears her dresses into titg* for her 1
new carpet, because,they are" the '
color *bo wHbt*;" when *he sjieads J\ 1
ber spare time piecing lied quilts and let*
birr. children ru*i tho «4re«t% dirty ,/iud 1'
untaught: when abo can* fruit in etecks 'i
•d jara an 4 ,*+ |
Itota bew'bmbnsiA go. abroad ,ia pwMied j
o.erall* *rid co?ltrJo*a shirts, and then
#omlera ibai lie don t get into the ]%it '
latnre; when ahe tricks- ber daughter
up to "catsh a beau" before ahe is j
in her teens; whtu ahe «*talW to her ]
neighbor* about her husband, and tiien '
ca'ut uuderataud why he i* aligh tiagly |
spoken of, when she ailowa bar sons to '1
call their father the M old man," and theu. 1
is ready, to cry her eyes oirt becatnie they; I
call her tho "old womkn;" when die
keep* her children's ntQ4(i*«b« stuffed )
with liob cuke, pies and pudding, and 4
then sends them to bed with thrir faea* J
doue up in lemon juice, -to make their .
complexions clear: when ale discard* i t
lover because he has a *art on Ma nose t
anda dm,iy^witb • I°*" °° u ®
Some |>eoole go Ihrougli lif* without' ]
being able to do aurthwtg thegr wadern ! '
t*be, oxeept iuthe ahiilifljeat
and yet they h%ve so u the Work don, a* !
it shquhf be, a hundred Thew !
have pioce g.imption, however, than)*
oiua* t bay ere sure beiurebaad that tidev '
"never ooald do it."
tiiinK for and \
' "Wbat is it *ow?" 'Has*
"Oh. I never could. 1 tried it oa«vt"
sad *h«n John Can eto twt «M> lie c
couldn't wear them, because I'd m*ed f
iff 'i •,i -wait *viS4*sJ-4iilk>d >'»
My w«nte to #b \M Hb «k.
wwpw niMViijfriffrwMot Html
it. v t«i ftss 4 1 »■!!' m* ,ti m sAuat? gnl j
"fix that hetyatamroigaiag to tefceto ,
Mf ia want* notbiag
,M>bat ypuoan do." ;
•K>h, yon could d 6 it, I dam say} but
i can't. If I rrp,M« it #> peib#. I
should never b* able to get it udHktP
•■'i'i* stit ,
One of the wont thing* about women
oftbia aortie, they are Jb*ed«r.
blaming *om* one *lealer what tbey|ere
to Mam? tlieuiaelvea. Do to
tf»® wojld-rami often
thev are not dow to?*ee thtlJ aomvbody
gumption enough fur eVeh that.
—JlurtU flew Ybrbtt.
!uMt« *"■ " 1 - 1 - -*J*vrf fea , i
t »»W#ak tawrev : #g»#ft«mA.-
ot &W* a
»e f—mm tm 1•' «*i ■
! At a wmkliUgi In 80Mb Carolina la*t
month an >i»| lint oemmed eptly il omras
iiuii »vl wiwW,
w.no prfneu iiiinseffUpon the liigbfoiied
q'-talky ot hi* language, quietfV ilßipped
bie handle fort b* |.wtw ot Ms snfplice
'I V"" JH.paddle your
ruimiuMhU hi fiariy,)! Mtr-*s *1 aeid
afore, my beloved hearecs—tlto*efoi»s us
bairtcaroem.
ftrota his pocket and the yonng man fell
loed et his feet. Jnatontly ibe whole
church waf filled w|ib i>Ja|ng pi*toU.
■ roa " ii * ud
TMPhbore ise whopping He, of courae,
MM tiienk is about ne near as
haMtaireanimreand'MwWe*aaKi; A a
burlesque upon the aMnotaetmra4 aad
grossly exaggerated stories told bf the
Southern from Which in
many pieces *r dMlmate' oV * their
character Is formed, it> a very admtras
blehk. [Etfcj ln ii . . -«*?
psinavc ifcHfili W(if si>t nn i»jaoyc'.> .
ktMAvett ceiewi.vitcim Nratcwnta,
JWartlngtoo cor.
ertkm Trom
fiae, ior they eref ohn js«invarlNbbr?ek her
ro4t while or blue. When the Senaior
under his blonde Iwir, W gttv% him qhlte
an etherial aspect. He was theu playing
the WM>dT the generdn* Hid* "and was
apparently quite inoffensive. But later
Wlied He begsit fo tjfafher himself up air
tffi'President, he put on hie
The Man who is obllgod to be constant-
to earn the »o#
life and support bid family knows not the
unbappluOM he pray* lot wimp be.desir**
wealth ami idleuos*. lo be conaUufly
busy alb bo alw*ya happy. Persons
who hfive sudd«pjy acquired wealth,
broken np Jbicr , fctMe pnrsuits, and
begun to livh at their ease, waste away
#ad Jlie in a jenf short time. t Thod*aiHU
jroufd have been blessings t 9 the qrpvid. v
and ,to tlw cou.mon stock ot
Jmppiuw Jf n yMm «»
iw«pation*ot imsiiieas. and at nfgM |
sleep wkhp^t^o^p o^^
*tNi Sia tit .mvtt- *■•» ;»-wed a
Old Gent (who firmly bel eaaain oo.rv
pnlaory eductiow) to l y: "OH,
jo«r|»« •• »obOnS, do year Now, I der»
say von out tell mb Wtao it Mtas i fiat
ahe; wovbt- |
can't you?" Gow
lorgitbM wmmP  .*>•♦!« -kh iat
li'f-fi ii'l/Mi q' » t:s ftn} • in I l^h'T
'-' -
•111 IIIIIM mill ■
Ulec*a«kgK t *Jiiiui>uWrtt| Ua, .
* u.« gt««t Louuou rf«u
.uarfwt , .
A «»u*'s grmt »n>biti«n is to be cr«*l.
*7""
I wouldnofc live always; I oare not to
•uy ; Me oats . two inuch (w, washing,
—wing tkr*»j*irto*day... ... .. tt .
!i» ' t ut
Sidney Smith on* rebuked a *w»*r
ing visitor br s»yu. K , "L«t n. m,im
*M» ewytkii* Md e*«ryJ.ody ars
d—ned, proeeed will, oar eubjesw" ; ,
*** Chsrhes Brook, Uto died
e«.e»Jrta LcirtttHrrtMm, g* r » «*{(!,• •
Churchnf Kugteud daring lifer Ijib not
iM»«kr»«7W» t OM. ** m? ?
Government*- #
sopkotnow enter a keMMar, the
i« tmkmtbm Only vacant Srat, »ud the
**ond hu in hi. iqp lVsen.l* »
young lady ****! Mq.h,
*¥&• **«■*,, madam," \
writer tab* advice '
W >OUPf wo«eu tin* *«r inotW £«,
married a ganfcoftr. Xt might he aUd. d
Wist the gar***, ia L.«
msW,h, ly-tbMMtu»twu, >f
'■' * I ki*eW%©w tfeearn alivtiw."
kid an idler.- -i .
•••W# Bowork," growled a neighbor.
eooigh," rejoined the tdieri ,"I
never thought oj tbac."
fc • lawyer who waa «fc»d
fo# »immlersr, **in, jwuoucr *♦ tbe u.r
we shall
itom -mm/km*.m» »Wt
there I
Hbr DaMUMT flooa.->-"He'a Oiy
A Syraoune Bebeoi knstress though* to
po«lbJi«r jnveMle
' "P? r u Bk> * A ** ile
t>oy I»pl»jd tbnt hU tbfe oOwr* Upt W
- tl»ey
was in tha kabit ol bantatfing him, aud
(y M w - ' 1 ; '
It waain evidence on T .d tli t
thft K u f
U» the dh»Vil." ; SUe sbe
Uwywv" i ;
(»geJ ten
Si or und«'r): "f thwi, Toiuioy, that
tbe of a
xihtent first caud*."
certainly. ■ teeM, If» no fturUtrr
back than tb» atouno
* wlmt
peepte eat btA> wlMt >Ki*ey U»«f
ibein,strong. . It i» not wbat U.ey
tb«T re.nfe.uhei'tbat makes tbfete bAirnod.
wknt «be% psotw* but .wkattbey
OtMilM ttlnkflll |i|am f^iifltA|Ui«i
'tikk nia i U« i'»!*«*«! ba«
fe'iia srtfc
! bc like "fcVMtf-ihouMiMl glfW' ir»sim
«MiiM»to 4«* ahylliiag. Tr»k w alt I know
•boirt JHUI lather says the low I
avom Mieui tbe Detier.'
"Tbtngs,!' %««Md David, in poetical
moodi ",re not wbat vbey "O:
Wuuueuted Sadie, "the
(•fwing oiackuM but ey|M;body
.ku^#« it u nut tl»e ali ii tit seems. Ana
"pfeopiu who could a|>|>rt-naie 'Muliiiraui.
: smr
wikclt the Itepubllcan irfek male dbpur ,
Ai'.eiicai''
Ssiujii
ftrflMf *teik>l»ky into the air if—
dtimntm .s t - £
H A B Vy eo, "« w f ro« Mi leu of a
coneciettiioao barber who fr«n
tatiok? #lll>-d to shave aa
Sr ehiii I r '
'^jrtir^uyci^ 1 cvpltiiiiitiuQ (IHlUHlinJt'ii
i'scsuc'd this eSS^le'' sO fh
hwjnwrAtetf to tlie burlwr the iuin >f«
St'K .naa « jib u j «...,*,/■»