TR.F.Kornegay
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Foreign & Domestic
HARDWARE
Stoves, Carriage Mate
rial, Builders' Sup
plies, Paints, Oils,
Glass.
GOLDSBORO, N. G.
After a successful business career of sev
eral years tbe undersigned feels that he
is acquainted with the wants of the far
mers and mechanics of North Carolina,
and especially solicits the attention of this
class to his extensive stock.
Many of his goods are purchased di
rect from manufacturers, thii3 enabling
country dealers purchasing from him to
gave the per-ccntum made by Northern
jobbers.
He ha3 made Carriage goods a spe
cialty, and defies compctitioa. lie bays
twice the quantity of any bon?c ;n the
Stfitc, and i? thus prepared to offer goods
in this line at the lowest prices.
W. F. KOKNEGAY.
Painters! Paintets!
Linseed and Rosm Oils. Buck, Crystal
Palace and Devon White L"ad. Varnish
es of all kinds. Colors ground in oil and
dry, at
W. F. KOi:XEGAYS.
Carpenters ! Carpenters !
Saws, Drawing Knives, Braces, Bits,
Augers, Squares, Spirit Levels, Hammers,
Hatchets, IManes, fcc, at
W. y. KOllNEGAY'S.
Builders! Builders!
Nails, Butt, Strap and Blind Hinges,
Locks, Latches, Door Handles, Wood
Screws, Draw Pulls, Sash Coids, Sash
Fasteners, Frame Pulleys, Patent Brads,
&c, at
W. F. KO UN EG AY'S.
J. A. BONITZ, Editor and Proprietor.
"For us, Principle is Principle Right is Right Yesterday, To-day, To-morrow. Foreyer.'
Published Semi-Weskly and Weekly.
VOL. 10.
GOLDSBORO, N. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER, 4. 1873.
NO. 24.
SEJ11-WISLY Bl TO
An Old Hand.
Blue-vein J and wrinkled, knuckly and
brown,
The young lady was herselt, and
I the young man, Rosco Vester, her
lover, whom she first met as the pic-
ji, ture showed, in the woods, with his
ancle badly sprained by a iall from
a chestnut tree. It was a beautiful
picture, every item, even the faces,
were perfect.
Adah stood before it as in a
dream. Her heart was in a tumult,
and her brain on fire with a wild
desire to live her life over again.
And still not a tear came to her re
lief. Her eyes shone with a light
almost fearful in its brightness, and
her cheeks were almost purple with
the intensity ot her feelings, the rest
When Mr. Deirnar came in to tea! f ... C2 .
he found the pictures standing in i iOUJ S oIlimn.
the hall, and entered the sitting-
neglectful Lcmn to the school, the sanc
tuary and the Saviour.
I i. uemember tnat to be a saccesifal
J . J l 1 mm. m
' tmm ' - f 'vr a rav era . nn.1v m.A 1 .
rnnm. with a reprimand on his raru-u, fi. both original nd uUcUd. and r jours crea not ue a urge
' 1 oUiT malltri calcuUU'l to ititruct and inUrttt.
Iids. readv for the wiie. wno uad
Ambition.
si.
dared to neglect his i8063.?0;
second time,: Finding hef kneeling
there, he concladed that she tik(l alX foMiy pnspect. tempting t
cry over kom TittlelMifficultySnd
Ambition Is at dintance
to tho ?1ew :
jj muuntkio top
nizD to neaTen :
ti -mn i , Mitt we nerer taluk bow a&ndy tko foundation.
AXO H- Utr , Wkn arartna will K.T.r mnA H.r i.r..
Otwy.
This iro -d kl hand 13 clasping u-.ine; j of her face an ashy paleness.
Cucumber Pumps!
At W. F. KOKNEdAY'S.
Table Cutieryl
I bend above it, and looking down,
I study its aspect, line by line.
I
I This hand has clasped a thousand hands
j That lonij have known no answering
I thrill ;
I Some have mouldered in foreign lands
Some in the graveyaid on the hill.
Clasped a mother's hand in the day
When it was little and soft and white
Mother, who kissed it, and went away,
To rest till the waking in God's good
light.
Clasped a lover's hand, years agone,
Who sailed away .and left her in tears;
Under Sahara's torrid sun,
its bones have whitened years and
years.
Clasped the hand of a good man true,
"Who held it softly and fell asleep,
And woke no more, and never knew
How long that impress this would
keep.
Clasped so many, so many ! so few
That still respond to the living will,
Or can answer this pressure so kind and
true !
So many, that lie unmoved and still !
had fallen asleep.
and spoke, but received no answer;
he took her hand, it was icy cold.
God had. indeed, criven her rest.
When Mr. Delraar, in his fright, ! osoPhv or ethicts, call the laudable
- ! ilooif tn i I. L... 1 A. 1?
brought in triends and a doctor, j uuiuau nean, aiuoi
-shake ut
Some conceited weights, who
study party politics more than phil-
they pronounced it heart disease.
Tempest.
Clasped, at last, this hand my own ;
And mine will moulder, too, in tuin.
Including Landers, Frary & Ciark s well i Will any clasp it when I am gone ?
known make, at i
W. F. KORNEGAY'S.
In vain 1 study this hand to learn !
Was it Heart Disease ?
Pocket Knives I
" Mrs. Delmar, did you order
Imported and Domestic. At ! . . . , . , T , ,
1U i-ma'i'm -c .those paintings which I requested
W.I. ivOK-iNLuAi b. ; , . .
you to this morning t
" Xo, sir ! I was somewhat hur-
1 ried with ray work, and thought it
would do no harm to defer the pic
! tures until afternoon, or perhaps to-
Window Glass I
All sizes, American and French, At
WM KUl'NEGAY"S,
morrow morning.
Harness! Harness!
Buggy, Cart and Wagon Harness, at
W. F. KORNEGAY'S.
Trace Chains !
At W. F. KOUInEGAY'S.
Axes ! Axes !
At Wr. F. KOIINEGAY'S.
Carriage Good !
Spokes, Rims, Hubs, Carriage Parts,
Shafts ; Long and Short, Ann Axles ; also
Trimming goods of every description, at
W. F. KORNEGAY'S.
Tic Monumental Cooling Stove !
j "Well, madarae, when I make a
irenuest. I wish it comDlied with to
i 1
the letter. Y"ou will please order
the paintings, and see that they are
I hung in the places I have designa-
ted, before I come to my tea."
And not heeding the flushed,
wistful lace, and trembling lips ot
his little wife he left the room, not
shutting the door very gently after
him either.
Adah did not mind that he left
without the good-bye and kiss,
which are a wife's due ; for she had
learned long ago to do without
them. They had been married three
years, and Mr. Hugh Delraer
thought that sentiment should stop
with the courtship.
Adah had read over some old let
ters that morning, which she had
come across in cleaning up a trunk,
and will not say she did, but per
haps she might have been thinking
how different a life she might have
For size, weight, beauty, large oven,
power of heat, rapidity of baking and roast
ing, size of fire box. economy of fuel.larsie
flues, good draft, simplicity and durability, Jived, had she listened to a voice low
taniwt be excelled. The testimony of thou- n . ionA 4
sands using them fully justifies the asser- anfl tul1 ot rauslc instead of this
tion. It has become the most popular and one, which now sounded so harshly
the leadine: Cook Stove wherever intro- . i . d .u.- i j
duced. For sale at lo aei nc wlls JUSL luL
Wr F KOKNEGAY'S worried, that a good cry would have
done her good ; but her eyes were
GUNS! PISTOLS!
A large assortment of fire-arms, at
W. P. .KORNEGAY'S.
W221
A GOOD FAMILY PAPER.
hot and smarting, and not a tear
came to her relief. So neglecting
part ot her work, that she might be
sure and get the pictures home in
season, she started on her errand. She
did not know the artist's name, as
he had been in the place only a
shorttime,but he was reported hand
some and rich.
Going so early, the rooms were
Everybody should suhsribe for the
FRIEND OF TEMPERANCE!
IT is next to the largest Paper in North
i Carolina..
IT is one of the best, if not the very best empty ; not even the artist himself
ijr auu iuumy x apers m me being there. So she walked the
"IT is one of ttie cheapest Papers in the length of the long room, examing
rm ro "Svi,.. and admiring as she went, for she
ax " muuiueau xemperancei'aDers , f -
in, the South. was a great lover of pictures, espe
11 is tne umcial Organ of the Order of cially scenery, and that was the very
ted States. reason Mr. Delmar wished her to
IT is the Official Organ of the State select those particular ones. Not
for any pleasure it might be ,o her,
She was still before that picture
when the artist entered. He saw
that there was a lady there, and
thinking that she might have been
waiting some time, as he had been
into one ot the stores on some er
rands, he hastened toward her.
Just as he reached her side, 6he
turned and confronted him.
" Oh Rosco ! how could you ?"
" Adah ! Adah ! is that you ?"
And grasping both her hands in
his be looked into her eyes, as
though he would search the most
secret corners of her heart.
" Adah Westly, did you say that
a poor artist was not fit society for
Mr. Emerson Westley's daughter
that I was only sneaking around
after your money and that I only
counted as one more conquest."
"Stop, Ross ! for heaven's sake,
stop ! I never said one of those
things. Did you could you think
that of me ? Oh, Ross !" ana a hard
dry sob choked her.
" Do you tell me it was false ?
haw can that be ? Hugh Delmar said
you told him that, and ever more,
with your own lips. Oh, Adah, has
that accursed man caused us all
this misery?"
mf
" Hush ! you forgot Mr. Delmar
is my husband. Why did you not
come to me, and tell me what they
said ? Why did you say such hard
things of me ? Oh, Ross ? "why
could we not have had an under
standing before it was too late ?"
She had forgotten herselt for the
moment, and cried out in the great
anguish of her heart, and her words
drove her hearer almost to mad
ness.
" Thank God, for those words ?
They show me that you did love
me aye, do love me now ; you must
be mine. Oh, Adah, fly with me ;
we will go where "
She stood before him a spirited
woman. With her firm will she put
down the agonized cries for love,
peace, and shelter that arose to her
lips, and answered Ross Vester
with a steady voice, though her
cheeks burned, and her pretty lips
trembled.
Mr. Vester, please remember
that I am a married woman. Never
cross my path again, and you may
be assured that I shall never meet
you again it it can be helped ;" and,
turning, she pointed out the pic
tures she had chosen, and started
tor the door. He sprang forward
and caught her hand.
"Adah ! will you can you leave
me like this ?" and the look in his
eves frightened her ; but again her
firm will came to her aid.
" Ross Mr. Vester ; there is a
deep, wide erulf divides us. We
both have duties to perform, and
let us try to do them faithfully ;"
and she snatched her hand from
"his.
" Adah, how can you talk so cool?
Adah ! Adah ! I don't believe you
love me. I almost believe what they
told me was true. If you loved me
Tiie Financial Question.
The Hon. John Sherman, of Ohio,
the ablest financial Senator in the
Radical party, has been interview-
tion, aiming to strip the monster of
its deformity, that they may use it,
as the livery of heaven to genre the
devil. The former are based on
philanthropy, the latter, on selfish
ness. Lexicographers define ambi
to be, an earnest desire of power,
honor, preferment, pride. The
honor that is awarded to power, is
ed on the financial question. As to
specific legislative measures, the of Joubtful gender, and the power
Senator thought it too earlv to form
KJ mt
or express an opinion. The bill re
ported by the Finance Committee
towards the close of the last session
of Congress was a wise measure,
and if it was now a law, to take ef
fect in January next, it would do
that is acquired by ambition, is held
by a slender tenure, a mere rope ot
sand. Its hero often receives the
applause of the raultide one day,
and its execrations the next. The
summit ot vain ambition is ottpn
the depth ot misery. Based on a
one. Tea popds and two teachers mj
bare a leMion fall of entbuiiMm aod
profit. Instead of expending jour seal in
fatile endearort after large accession! to
7 or numbers, make the school itself so
profitable and inrtrnctire that trtry pupil
shall of his own accord become an earnest
missionary, and from personal assurance
of its Talue persaade bis fellows to join
jour ranks
Drink, But Remember.
great good and furnish incalculable sandy foundation, it falls before the
relief. "I doubt," said he, "if we
If yoa think it it your duty to drink
intoxicating liquors, by all means do o
On no account TioVate yonr eonscien
vivjus whticuodj, om wmie joa raise
the cup to your lips, remember that this
draught represent! the bread of a starr
ing brother for the food of at least six
million persons is yearly grasped by the
maltcr and distiller and its nonrishmen
destroyed.
T I A 1 .
iememDer icai so long as you are in
health, these liquors are unnecessary
two thousand medical men hare asserted
it. and hundreds of teetotalers have
proved it
Remember that most persons who act
as you do injure their health and shorten
their lives bv so doiDsr.
Remember that not drunkenness
orScFlo avoid 'tlnltlog IhtT cotton, la"
fact, had no cm fur asy, m the coUoa
grew io fast the sh&de thereof prrrestod -
all vegetation from growing underneath.
Farmers, Stick to Tour Lands.
are quite ready for free banking,
and I would hesite to propose it
without some radical change in the
banking law. Still, with the right
to convert greenbacks into five per
cent, gold bonds and to convert
them into greenbacks within the
limit of four hundred millions, we
would have the best standard of the
value of paper money nsw attaina
ble, and one that would prevent any
excessive issue of bank notes." Id
a panic he held to result would be
the same, whether gold or paper is
the standard ot value, with this dif
ference, that if the paper money is
bad the loss falls upon the hote-hol-
der, who is the involuntary credi
tor of a broken bank. It the paper
money is secured, the loss fall upon
the depositor, who is the voluntary
creditor of the bank or bankers
whom he chooses to trust with his
money. In a panic the first dispo
sition is to hoard money the bet
ter it is the more it is hearded. It
is this involuntary instinct to hoard
that will break any back in Chris
tendum unless it is checked by re
stored confidence or a greatly en
larged issue of money. He would
onlv favcr an increase of the vol
ume ot the currency conditionally.
He knew no better way to make our
legal tenders as good as gold than
to redeem such as are offered in
gold, il we have it, and if we do not
have it, then to redeem them with
the next best thing, a bond of the
United States likely to remain on a
par with fiold. This gold value ot
our paper money being secured, we
can readily have an increase of it,
when necessary, by authorizing the
payment of greenbacks, par for par,
for any outstanding bonds of the
United States. The disposition to
hoard greenbacks would be check
ed by the knowledge that they could
be had at any time in exchange for
1,1, nf on nr,A tV, t 1 H ' U,,U,L'U Ulis our jam ana
r,; t. u penitentiaries, our poor houses, and our
Wa believe a good time is ' comhag to
the farmer. Out of the crash ia which
the banks of the country are being in
Tolred, will emerge thrift and prosperity
to the trillers of the soil. The depres
sion in the price of laad win be over
come. Agriculture will be recognise as
the basis of all m a texal prosperity. Ia
proportion as moneyed stocks recede
snded property will go up.
The prim evil has been the tempta
tion to invest money in stock of all
kinds rather than in lands. A qukk la.
tertst outstirpped the cause vt patem
p ending labor, in the race fur $am. It
was becoming generaly btlieved that
firming was a M loasing baaioesa. Tboee
who were once contented with realizing
five and six per cent above the cost of
Uvin grtw envious or those who'conld
turn over the coveted 10 per cent, and
that too without laboring from morale
tinttl w I . - T a ....
"'b111' uumuw u lums out that
44 10 per cent" may unexpectedly prove
a delusive thing: craft aot staunch,
enough to ride the financial storm.
No doubt the piaaent upheaval la
money matters will prove ruinous to
many, and prod ace paralysis in all
branches of commerce. Bat It wont last
long. The displacement of the cloud
will reveal a serene sky. Thunder
storms in nature purify the atmosphere,
and the present commotion will be at
tended with an analogous result iu the
commercial world. Evils will be recti
fied and business turned into more health
ful channels. A fresh impnlbe will be
given to the pursuits of agriculture.
The wants of society will be less artificial
snd numerous; extrsvagance will be
checked ; speculations will be tempered
by prudence nnd moderation ; anJ men
wi.l le content to f.llow h ncst toil, ami
esteem slow processes of accumulation
more reliable than a hastv fortune."
0
So mote it be !
The Duke's Lesson.
ii is lunaieu oy a gaseous lnnatir novinm. . -
r hirer ttf. mxtrmw ItL-n rt hnliAAn . V. I i
v.. t-ntMauauuun wuu aou our Dansrucn, and works mischief
hydrogen, and is in constant dan- mcalcuable on all ranks and Uth sexes,
my 9 m -m -m m. .
ger ot being exploded, by the very wnicn humane institution takes cog- A Duke once placed a rock in the
element that causes its elevation. nizaucc. r0ad nenr his place. Next morning a
It eschews charity, and deals large- Remember that d-inking retards edu- peasant came that way with his ox cart
ly in the corrosive sublimate of cation industry, and every Lranch of " O, thre laxy people," said he, there
falsehood, the aouafortis f Pnw I P'iucal and ci improvement. is this big Ptone in the road and no one
Rpmomlp Tk A t ..1: a 1 s I ill a-1 .a . A t .
the elixir vitriol of rnvpn.n nnrl tbo , jnjaie -niiiwineimwieio putltoutortbe
-- urunkards' death
i.ij. vu. drunkard's doom. the laziness of the neonir.
ruusarus cieatin and go to meet a way," so Hans went on, scolding about
kite, it cannot rise in a calm, and Remember that every yiar multitudes Next came along a gay soldier who
requires a consant wiud to preserve call for your "moderate" ranks to re- stumbled over it, and went on, complain-
its upward course. The fulcrum cruit the wasted army of drunkards. leg.
of ignorance, and the lever of party Remember that every drunkard once Then came a corapaoy of merchants,
spirit, form its magic power. An tried to Mlow the example you set, anl who went off ia single file on either lids
astutue writer has well observed on trial fe!1 fr 'm hi l'PPry ground into of the road. One said "did you ever
that "ambition makes the same thehir,P1 of temperance. see the like of that big stone lying here,
mistake concerning power, that Rmcmber that if 1 sauction the and no one stopping to tske it sway P
, &. 1 . custom, you are answerable fr its fruits. It lay there fr three weeki, and no
avarice makes relative to wealth' Remember that .he weak and tempted one tried to remove it Then the D.ke
The ambitious man begins, by ac- ones look to you, and thst under God it sent word to the people to meet him
cumulating it as the desideratum of depends on you whether they may be near where the stone lsy, as he bad
of happiness, and ends his career drunkards or sober men. eomething to tell thrra. A great crowd
in the midt of exertions to obtain uemember that " :o him that knoweth gathered. The Duke said: "It was I
more. So ended the onward and 10 do 8 ant doeth it not, to him it is who put this stone here three weeks ago.
upward career of Napoleon his in " aud that thereis-a woe for that Every passer-by has lefi it Just as be
life, a modern wonder his fate, a man tbrou8h whom offense cometh to the found it and has colded his neighbor for
fearful warning-his death, a scene U",e OD K f , , not UkJn U oat of tbe wa Ht ,bea
- , T, . . Uemember that yov cannot be neutral, stooped down and lifted the stone; un-
ot gloom, rower is gained as a .u,f k-- :n i i . i, j i ... . .
& . that there will be a day when you will der it lay a small bag, marked, For
means ot enjoyment, but oftener be unable to plead ignorance him who lifts the stone," In tbe bsg
than otherwise, is its fell destroyer. Remember that all this weight of re was a gold ring and twenty gold coins.
Like the viper in the fable, it is sponsibility rest upon you, as you rslse So they all lost the prire by not moving
prone to sting those who warm it in that cup, if you think it right, but we tbe stone.
to life. History full demonstrates enTy not your c mscince. Moral. Don't wait for your neighbor
these propositions. Hyder Ali was 10 PUnt ,eM cotton, but roll tbe stone of
in the habit of starting frightfully Five Bales to Acr0. "VeTwY
in his sleep. His confidential friend Und. and raise yonr own pork, cows,
i i i i .u mules, bread, hay. vegetables, fruit, and
and attendant asked the reason.- Mr. T. C. Wartben, a thrifty planter tnerefore ro.BUr. Tou wil, fi.dthat
ic icpneu, incuu, mc Biavcu. living near oanaersvuie, ua., nas man- Tour reward will be irold. or Its Mmnk
m, - o m
a beggar is more delightful than aged to raise five bales of cotton to the ent greenbacks, and prosperity. Three
my evinced monarchy awake, he sere, and thus explains how he did it: million bales of cotton will sell quicker
sees no conspirators asleep, he " Tne soil u ndy, with clay subsoil. at 20 cents per pound, than four million
dreams of no assissins.M Ambition, Ha htea la cultivation for sixty or bales will at 15 cenU per pound,
like the gold of the miser, is the 8hty years, I suppose. About half of From Timely Topics for N". C. Farm-
senulcheof all the other nassions Mre wa " daDS hll, lbe other ers, published by Geo. Allen & Co.
sepuicne oi au tne otner passions faalf yery poor mMlttring The
of the man. It is the grand centre gnano x uwd WM Keitlewellse A. A-, or "
around which they move, with cen- PhosphcPeruvian, 1,400 pounds; raw Personality in Breams.
tripetal force. Its history is one of pine straw from the wood, 60 ox-cart
carnage and blood it is the bane loads green cotton seed, CO bushels; One remarkable thing as to the stuff
of substantial good if endangers stable manure, welt rotted, 400 bushels, or our dreams is well worth a moment's
body and Foul, for time and eterni- Pine 9traw. d stable consideration -aud it is this: Of whaU
bonds This would rpnuire the tv. Header, if you desire peace of maDure 1 uauica oul in January, ana Vw.., lK w
bonds. inis would require tno j j r strewed broadest over the land, then as regards our moral consUtuUnaad
banks to redeem their notes in nd, shun ambition and the am- turued under with a lwo horse vXq13 character, that is), of such stuff our
greenbacks, or, in case of their fail- bilious man. He will use you as breaking eight inches deep. Then with dreams will assuredly partake la a very
ure to do so, the notes would be re- some men ao tneir norses, nae you a 8ixtCen inch scooter run in the two great degree, whatever may be the forms
deemed by the United States Treas- all day without food, and give yoa horse furrow, breaking from five to and phases-grotesque and ridiculous or
urer with the bonds deposited for Post Incat or sapper. lie will seven inches; in the whole thirteen to awiul and solemn under which they
their security. All that Congress gdiy rnaice a Dri ige oi you, on nueen mcnes aeep. l men loiiowei in "--fj u" ia sueep. ii nas oeeu
can do Mr Sherman said 'As to which to walk in power, provided the scooter furrow with the guano or frequently asserted by writers on this
. ' i, f.n ..ooo toll frp. Tt vnnr aim subsoil furrow, so on, till completed. In nbject, thst the dreamer is at ond time
i require arapie security iur an cur- i j , . - iM, . ,t .
rencv issues to maintain it at par be more lofty than the highest pin- Februar7 1 rePpated ,he breklDS In e trVe " "on: at "other mere P0
renc issues , to maintain it ac par . fa r- gtme manner iCaTing cff manuring. In roon at one time a knave, at another a
with gold, to guard against artifi- nacle ambition can rear Nothing M he mt breakineach aaint, etc. etc. But all such description.
CoUUCil Of North C!iirflino
IT is the Paper tha every Temperance
LLia,ii oauuiu suuscrioe ior.
IT is the aper that every Family should
nave.
Price only $2 00 a Year.
Address Rev. R. H. WHITAKER,
Raleigh, N. C.
but that his friends might talk of
his fine collection of paintings.
Reaching the farther end of the
room, she stood spell-bound before a
large picture, the subject of which
J. FERNBERG-EK, & CO. was a never-forstten scene of her
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN maindenuood.
wiyiocj T.irinnnfl 14 rvrt-o I It was a largre tree ia the edge a
-AxixL Tobacco,
- , No. 32 North Water Street;
Wilmington, X. C
tW Country Merchants and Liquoi
iJealers will find it to their interest to give
us a call. Orders by mail receive prompt
Ration. novl8-3m
o w a
wood, under which lay a man in
seeming great distress ; beside him
a basket half filled with nuts ; and
standing beside him a young lady
signaling a farmer in the distance,
who is seen coming on the run.
you would give me some word to
live on, and dream over ; but Your
heart is all in old Delmar's money
boxes ; or at least, what little heart
vou had. Go your way, woman, as
false as all your sex." And he
opened tho door for her with a
mocking bow. She turned, and
srivinsr him a look which he never
forgot to his dying day, hurried out
into the street.
She went home like one in a
dream, murmuring to herself now
and then, "I did my duty; God
help me." Reaching home, she
threw off her hat, and kneeling be
side the sofa, prayed to God for
helo. rest and peace ; and a prayer
cram hrpikinrt Arh BftlQU CIC. eiC. UQI S1I tnth dMrnntl
cial scarcity in times of panic, and is pure oui ncaven, iei inai, do me time crosawis 0rin opposite direction. ar falseand baseless the moralwdl
then to leave all persons tree to prize yon seek, In April, I harrowed the land twice, to iduallty undergoes no change In dreams.
buy, sell, barter, exchange, bank "And taste and prove in that traisport. level the soil and destroy the young "e coward never dreams that be Is
horrow, lend or deposit as they T ing sight, ... . . vegetation. Then I checked off my rows b ant, or the brave man that he Is a
ilk v it iiii il miii ri i km; iiiiii l am m. i c
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will, at their own risk.
light.'
One of the " contrabands " who The Country Sunday Schools.
found his way to BoFton with re-'
three feet each way, with a small bull- coward ; the sordid man has no generous
tongue plough, and on the 13th day of emotions In the lsnd ot shadows, nor
May I planted my cotton seed in tbe hill, does the free-handed, hospitable man be
six or eight seed, dropped, by hand and come a churl la his sleep. The dreams
csvered with the foot ; the seed when the miser will never be visions of
turning troops, related his expe- 1. Whoever you may be, already 1 a covered being on a level. The seed were I aelf-sacnfice and benevolence, war those
rience on the battle-field as follows: chftrSe of a countIT onaa7 icnooi, or the "Cluster CottoaM variety. I pur- of the base, meaa and impure, be a whit
" Ye see, massa, I was irivin' an projeci,UK ,uc I T cnasea wem irom wsvia uickson, tsq., more nooie or eievaiea iuu iuicuoi
, . . uer maw vuc wu.tv-"-- - -r iiTinra. Ueflrcn&. tn whnm I mmt ucir witinir nanri.
i mtKtnr.hUi i . I i o
a whole neichborhooa. lae one greai fH1- T :,um f, m. m
come and kill my horse; and den, need of ftnj COontry Sunday school is min v
-n i v , - " vwau-
pretiy soon, toe snen cuine aiong, i earnest leaaer. ue wm aurmci o niniscu
i. . . n . I - c ti:.
auu ue mow my wayuii a.i pieces WM tn,Mei to one sUlk to the hOl In von ever see a cat t Did von A.
Earnest, indefatigable love, T .. , . . lf .. - 7
..v!.. .v, ' I J une, with exception of the outside rows, cat walk I Did vou ever see a cat waft:
in which I left two stalks. Then 1 1 uoon the too a wall f Did von ever ae
i
Ttev. Mark Wilkes once introduced his
dent, were half the battle. The cotton text In this manner: MlTv hearers. Aid
w
and den I got off!"
eTery parent
! can keep a Sunday sehsol under the most J .
inauspicious circumstances. The magnet,
From Gov. Caldwell's message, wc ia fpite Df wind and wave, and bUckaeas Pl0UQea w,ia cnty-iour-incn eweep, a cat want upoathe top ef a wall cover
learn that 204,679 people have emicrat-Ld tmnest. noints steadUv towards the u,CKion Tery thanow, one furrow ed witn orokeo glass! How carcfony
l ed from this into other States. As an pole. A force silently foos it frosa afar, 10 .e rowt about eight day after-1 she lifted each foot How swlyand
offset to this have only'' receive! au and it tremblef thitherward ia responsive ward I repeated the same, fanning one I cautiously "she. set it down .agala 1 So
went up such as only an agonized , immigration of 42,633, 3029 of whom longing- So woos true Cbristly los, andl lurrow to ttie row, just rcraptng tbe I would the text trom arnica I am aoous
soul can breathe ; and God heard j were from Europe. Bd figures these, this may throb in yonr heart, brother or learth enough to destroy the young weeds to speak have jaw act. . See, that joa
and gave her peace and rest. I Scarcely one come to five that went. I sister, and, win childhood ana afe from ana grass. ua not use a aoe la it, la I want cir-caawptcs-ij. . r -
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