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rrf ROANOKE NEWS.
A DSUOCRATIC
W11KLI NEWSPAPER,
PC BLI8H ED BT '
HALL it SLEDGE,
Oas Year. In advent,
LI Mmthl,
Three M mill.
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78 ct
PROFESSIONjCARDiS
ATTOBKETI AT LAW. '
KNrtBLt..y:b. "' '
Practice In the count! of HllfJC, Hash
Edgecombe mil Wllaon. Collection us I til
Jiartaof the State. Jau U It.
ATroillEY At LAW,
B(ior.4i Muck. Halifax .6or)f)T H. C
Pradttcits In tho enmity nf Halifax and adioln-
ng counties, and In tho "-uprisiu court m In
tain, i ir-
J M. OHlZUIlIIi .
ATroitMEY AT l-AIT,
HALIFAX. N.C.'
Office In the Court Houe. strict attention
f1vrn to all branches of tho prufosaloa.
an II lr
r UOMAS N. HILL,
Attorney at Law,
HVLIKX, N. P.
practice In Halifax and adjoining counMe
Ind rJMl and Snprom coo.ru.
Will bo At Ise'land Hock, ones ever fort
klgUtt . nil 21 If
I
&.US0. W. lllttlUiS,
Sargeon Dentist.
Offlc dter W. H Brown's Dry aoods Iter,
WBLDOcJ. K.C.
Will UU partl-s it (J'.elt.hoiaei wha dtir4
Term Hftnaoiuriet
4i:
oetyiy
T.
W. M ; A H Q M
AT roitlKY AT LAW,
GAUYSKURfJ, N. C.
Vrnntlee In th courts of NorlhamHton and
Ajolnln t coiintlea, also In the Federal aid Nu-
(ireine courts. . jnnegti.
I .
I "y-AlTBR I. DANIKL,
J Attrny and onnllaf A4
WELD O N, N. V.
I Practice In Halifax and adjoinlnc ontlei
a ftpTial attH.ntion . privnn to aoileoiione In
ui parts ot inc Stale aaa promc retarne aiaee.
ico. 17 i y
W. UlLU
attskmkV at Lax,
aAi.l ftll.rftlin ein to flAlleetioila ul
1 remittance promptly male.
mi ltd .
- avis m. mixlin.
loan a. feoai
0 L L 8 I 11091a,
ATTUKKRYH at law.
. : HUFAX N. C.
, Practice In tk counties of Hallfas, Norlhatny
L ton. BlKM'iilii. Pitt and Martin-In tin- Ka
i ftreme coirt of tki mate and in tlio Federal
i Uirtml the Baai urn Oistrict. Celled Ion made
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I I BII l.ll VI i.n VI.LEI I""
j J W. 1. DAT.
j a ntr
j.; JJ
A. . toLttcorrat.
ISLLIOOf f SR.
ATTat8iEY AT LAW,
WBLDOK, M. 0.
Practice In the eoitta of Halifax tod alnllns;
". ceanucs. and tn sanrame ana rerai courM
j Claims olli.etr S in any vert of NVvrth Carolinav
One of the brut will always be foaad In the
:ee. )ne2ly
.
K. I:
Ii U Ji T K H ,
o
ti E O N l K at T I T
Ca ba, found at hie olfio la Rafiell
Pr ftitnma Ox d (h tor the Pain
, Use Kxtractiki; f Tosth always an baud
, Mac '22 it.
a.toi.i.ieorrra. p. o.a. ioat.icF(H
A. A. XOLUCOFFGB A SAO.,
rat nkiaMii an ri!izm,
j WILSON, X. C.
t Ore A. A. and D. B Eollieoff'-r. harln inlted
' A partner in the prartien of medicine under
tin style and li-m of Ur. A. It. Zollicoffcr A liro
offer tlielr professional ecreices to the piinllc
, f enerally And solicit a aharo. or their iiatrounxe.
M.thcy irtaraato e irefal and proiaol attention Is
toalliMite. One of iheflrin will always li- found
. ,t thijir office la Zollie-fff r's Druir Store when,
.paiieiits wi!l he treated at all honrs and wnc
beceaeary. Both will visit and ffle their atteu
, tlon to naiienta wriaot extra charge,
writ if.
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' GREAT BARGAINS.
We ar now reeeitlar our new and beautiful
fo4i rfoeully pucknacd of the tnaniifai'tiirers
A eorwiauy lante yo to call and see tlicm.
; Tk largest aul b-at aeledted stock nf
'0M WATTS M.
SKTB OF J Kf RI.RT,
BAND BACtLKTft,
OFKBA AMK10ARD OHAIB,
i ' DIAMOND AND HKM. RIMIN.
I SLKRTK BUTTONS AM) HTtlDR
BOLID fllLTKRKl'OONM, FORKS Ac
Th Bait fit) I'MUr aal $ C lot k
K V K K U O L If.
1 tse Tour's f. r. Olewes and Imprfe yr
'yeslfht.
s Watches and iewelry revalrcd by tho best
re. Bag rating neatly done br
I. t. OI!N'll A BHD.
( Malay Feiimkurir, Va
B,
lOWK
at
C K R
AWAY,
ALirAX, v. r,
HUtll
j DACtt. IIBDICINBS, CHEMICALS.
taiatax Oil, TaraiaWs, DyeHStaffa, Fine iTollet
, Panes; Hair and Tooth rnakea. Per
il famary and Fancy Toilet Arllelee, Triiav
I aid Shoalder Draeea, Letter Paper,
, Psaa, Ink, Envelope, OlsJs, Pst-
. Ay, Carbon Oil, Lamps, Chlin-
to cr.
AVPhyaiclans'i Prescrlptlonaaoenratoly com
pounded. " I.AHDRITHl' CKLBOAATIII GaRPEN SkKIIS.
. , W purchase these seed dlreet. from the Y.f
tensive seed Farms of the Messrs,. I.sn.lrelh,
and they should not be classed with Ihe seesls
left on Commission thrniiithuat the eoniilr.
Vs Und ret ha1 Meeds, and A good VegotaU
tef2;'; f Uusurcd.
The
VOL. XT.
Father.
How stlllllie 1'niiso. What a dreadful catm hti
Tii'l 'It on this one tl, in Lainv home.
I ask : Wlmi tenure is the ri: ? W hut. veiinf p-nce
tliat ciin oEii.v qui tin ilfDiiiinic ulnom"
There l a presence missing, a presence lhat was
pur. of hit life :
God placed ii here, and whca the storuw grew
luri uiciit ii to 'k ii ir m a worm ! suite ,
There win mTrv there, but then ihe pain, the
bitter Initelinnss that are mine to duv.
Alas, for me ; I misb tluit i-nlU' vtice, tliojiu lov
ing lunula mat now tin; eiuy.
Those llps-sn triu' I nt once 1 found them cold,
then tuey were set in ileum.
I pressed my own : 1 could hot warm them ilh
the fi'vi-r of in Imih.
Those pulseless hsn.is - ill, (ic.l !-I miss their
pressure on mv l.rnw :
Tb"trsot, thing touch 1 never nought 1 n vain.
W here is Hint solace now '
They tell in (iod in luercliul ; Hi never ch. Hints
W llllnnt CIlllHo,
I)o I doitbl ? Perchance my toiir-dltiiined eve
cannot read urigiil lit. laws.
conn, t t Ii I ii k 1 1 gone. Mv wi.ii'pu I ivirt la
ever listen!, nr for i:iv f iiudiai ihm.I .
That t p winch "lull v m in. mi firh,i'-l can-
not inuiK nun nil i iioioi.
Kilrely y'.ur vol. o llvc-i : I I Mr It in tin- nlnmny
ujifKi.f" - Hni infill :
In tnn I nl rinli'iiri', dI . .i, il m ur 'nnrs l.i inc.
thoiiL'li von ari' nolle Irom nt rht :
Mr child '- uli vo. I lii'.ir It, himI ni Ihe ilnrk-
ih'm I inav uiol cry hI'UkI l.'i inotr--
Tll ct I'llo n.ocUs in,-; then I (Ir.tiin-swcol
ilreailiH-you urn wttli mc us of yore.
Mury Km. y in l'liil. I inic,
AFTER LONG YEARS.
PART Kilt ST.
1.0V I I PllRTTT nilKAM.
Yc, that ia Just wlmt II was: ami all Ihe
more twect because of m? uttrr isolailon from
the great, busy world, of which 1 knew lulli-
luir. And, with the robins tiiiliiie; in my e.us
from dawn till dark, rcveallii'r to hit lienil.
better tlu nj worda eull. the in 'cl my.
terie-ot mat lima word 'ioe," w.ia IL joiv
wonder thai my diwim was all nf It? How
could It no olhnrwiso, when the loses brc.illied
It tliroiii;h their red, pirleil liis The eer-
aulumi and verbenas ki-no I my feet miiiIIii-Iv,
And suid, "You ro In lave;" uml cvhu His hix
eyed piniic.i p.'eped ut mu from Ih n.-k and
cotners and in id'i in -try over the fact. II ivns
ail love; the skies SuiiUil it; I he bees hiinnned
the tephrra whispered ii, Hiul even Hie. shy
litlle brook, us tl ilarU'd itloni;, s.in' in iuhes
of snup;, whose burden was love, unl love
onlv. Thus did life flow on, in its smooth, tin
interi'dpLcd channel for live years. It ;is nil
like a ill cam, heeuise it wns pc feel it h ast
It was lo near perliict thai 1 licltliel' npircd to
longed ioi' uuvlhlnj; hetlur, or for anv
cbstis whatever. The great, rambling e'.d
honst at "Idlewild," with its nallciied to tt,
Its Title, -covered porches and Its quaint, ii.irrnw
windows, kurioiiilited us it was l,y a den-e
growlh of slirubbery, was Just the place, f or
liiett a dream, in sacli a spot there eoird be
no Herd of worrying ny" "dark nail ies."
I'Ookinir back to 11 all now, IhrooLrli a ili:ance
of twirity yeiirs (mid twenty yeais is a liini;
road, you Know,) how plcusaut il all sonus !
lake a summer day a day
"When ra Hani Kalure don her fcs.lval die- 4
And smilcNUiid blushes at her lovcltnc-.s.'
tncle Ephr lm (who lind udop'ed me before
my recollection,) sitliin; just in Hie h nlnw
f the vines, Ihe checkered llirhl p aying lit
fully ovi'r hi silvered head, his fallen usl p
ami is himself a dreamer. Dorcas, Ihe ht ui.l
housekeeper, Ii tilling up the huu pots with
fresh ri)"cs, noitiltn In this one and to Ih tl
111 her odd way, and ilrcamini; that they un
derstand It all. Do lovers ever dream? You
ahnke your li 'ad w isely and say, "Ne. that he-
loiitr to manlena.' Mol rutiielv. I lliiiik. for.
us Max Atlieiten imp son my in a hands in
bit own, while we sit touclher in the old KT.ipe
arlior, and 1 tr.r (not very bird) to disengage
t hem, he savs: "Now don't be rude und spoil
thy pretly dream."
W hat dieaiu V I Inquire In creat won
der.
'Mv I fe dream,' lie savs. "of irolns some-
where, inat be to the crest West, and ininlii'i
for myself a fart unn sml a n line, and cumini;
Bark and laymij them all il your feet."
11 Is my inru now; so I lake lip the thread of
his unuuliOicd dream, just to s.'e how it will
end, and drea u that 1 callicr up Ho se Jewels
and Wear Ihcin.
So, you see, we are nil dreamer.
Max had been my best friend from child
hood. Throueli that hlyiltc period he hid
talbfiilly served as kniifhl, to hit iiiiiii iture
lalvKhip. Many a time had his strnne; Inn. Ik
pulled away the stub! orn apple. Iionelis, dis
closing lo my lc lighted eves tlie new brood
of the oriole. An I the sime lia ol, In.' and
brown, hul tender, were always ready lo fash
ion in v borders reset my planls, tinuicl a
swine; or asiiAt lit nny of I'o; thousand .tn.l one
thliics which a irirl tiiuls lo do. Hut dr ams,
as a rule, have an enilln, uml lliit? was i:o ev
eeption; I was awakened, llol nldely but ei'ld
uaily my eye opened a lo wit it lire won d be
wlilioul this "hero of my dwHiiis " lie iinhl
have been the hero of real life to me, 1 Hunk,
if he had remained near "Idlewild;'1 but Ihe
time came when he IIioiikIiI he must i;o lo :li
broad Hclda of Ihe West. Five yi ai wouul
be a Very louir time we tlioiit'lit, but we ceuld
surely remain true in each ether III) the eu l.
There would be mountains und v.illeis and
rivers liet ween us, lo lie sure, mid the thou ;ht
of It Inspired ine with lnelinesi he toiling, and
1 waning, until he slteuNi come tor me. i can
remember, oh, so well, how he ok d the d iv
we partedl so liamUouir and rave, hIiu'VI had,
yet HytiiiiC to cliecr nie wi ll pieiures of the
(fold he was sllid to w in, ami then it would all
be sweetness and happiness iifierward. ill
Course 1 followed him to the the station, toil I
shall not, even now, tell you ihe half of u?:at
we said durlni; that liille jiuu n.-v. I was vciy
brave, thoiiirn, and not till Max had said
"good bye," and ,vs wavinir bis h m l st me
tlmmh the ear window, did 1 rIvc vent lo
tears, very much, however, like, an April
shower. They were liniuedialely succeeded
by sunshine, and 1 was anon sinirluir truyly on
my way hoiiM. Ilone? WmiM "IJIe
wild" eer be axaln the Paradise, the KJeu,
that il bad been heretofore ?
l'AUT SKCON D.
The five years, which, in Hie future, looked
so long to u-ou the tisy that Max whir. id
awny and left tne itaiiding and looking after
him at the little rillroml station, were gone,
I had lived through them sll hul I had not
been dresmiiiL'; 1 hsd been going around la a
busy, rent world of wide awake men and
Women, trying brave y 10 do anything that mv
haiuls and hrsliH found to do, f ir I had he, n
my own bi i'ad-uilxer fr a long Hum. l ncle
Rphrslm, (or nearly five years, h id been keep
ing his last restful sleep, an I good old I) it -
cs Hud illsif, beioif left tliooe, iisd ilone "ihe
best w could," whii'li Is all that any one can
do. Idlewild, wlih nil lis lender me nones,
had long linen passed lulo ihanjer hniuli.
Bat Ihe knowledge lodiy that Mix Isenu
ing and will soon ue here, fuilv n pavs me for
every hardship 1 have rndutcd and all lue
crosses I have borne. Many und tender and
full of iweetnrss lud beeu In letters l i me
during sll the yeais, Th fortune was made',
enoilih, Max said, to bring us a plensaut home
and furui.-h It tastefully. The day eamu
How unreal It all seemed. How lucky II was
that my Ural quarter vt school was just nut.
Max bad written to mo that a ch nice ac
quaintance of his, a li ly, wns coming wi h
bira aa far aa H., and would pronnniy resr lor
a day or two at my boarding house, if agree
able I me. Of course It was agreeable, and
uot only so, but delightful. One, two, said
the Kills eliK'k ou the mantel. Two o'clock,
and ha laid he would be I lie ro at four. It sn
lime to drees, hut what sliou d i wear. A
passage in his last letter had madu mo aiuilr;
"I fancy I can see you running to meet mu In
joar suowy frock, wlili a how of bright ribbon
ut your throat and another n your hair."
Ah! Mr. Max, he bad forgotten; he had tint
been counting the years. He did not know, or
rather, he did not real me Hul I, Nellie Dalloii,
whom lie had left, a plump, rosy-faced girl of
twenty, bad grown tail and thin and that 1 was
now twenty live an J bad not the slightest idea
of trying to appear 'Vlrlnh." And I could
lint help wondering Just a little, if he would
not le disappointed n seeing mo. After look
ing carefully over inr acuity wardrobe, I ss
leti'd tliuiifioiu, not Hie ptuUivtt, af
Roanoke
WELDON,
I plainest d'e. and. having utlirrd tny.-'lf as
: neailv os p -ib!c, I surveyed myself, which,
i of couise, resulted In n alejh, anil descended lo
the pailor. It was yet twenty niloute to 4,
; biitjl thought I heard earriaire wheels. Yes,
1 1 was not mistaken, for Just tlien the big Iron
gate creaked as It awumc back to admit tip in
: the driver. Max and his fair cdnipmlnu,
! VS'hst was she like, I wondered. And Max.
i wis he much cliainred ? If i could enly net a
glimpse of the bcfori they discovered me. I
ilaiioued myself by nil opcu window where I
e nild see Ihun aliirht. .lle'was yofy lill sl
t;rei. Time hsd dealt mucb mora tcadeily
with liim him than Willi tne. Me looked older,
more dlnilled und composed, that was all.
Ilut4 aesrraly looked twice at him, -for tho
Vomit; lady nit I red In dorp mourning. WLo
liune; mi hi arm, riveted my iilteutiou, ftlm
reiiainly had tlie m-l beautiful face I had
ever ceu, and. oh, sucli tyr I l.iige and dark,
Willi loni;, em liiij hulo , Her skin was soft,
and beautifully while, and she had s perfec t
itseiMid of s mouth I felt a slianee pang of
something I cntihl hl ilctlne lis he led her to
ths d.ioi, but rhokiuir Ihe i;reat soh Unit ro.e
and 1 1 h d to smolder me, I Inis'rnrd lo answer
theiiiiL' nt the tlooi. We Wire once muni
face to fa.iv. shall nero' forget the unbar
rassinrnt nf Hist ineeile.', I iliott.-lil Ihal my
appear -li e was a shock to bun. I did not un
drrslaiid how II was, toil 1 1,-lt ll,,u lie was
ill ipp. tinted, in ine, ami Ibis itself m uie me
iliisrrrl.le. . slm .k Ii no Is and I lliluk Unit
1 smiled. I know that I tried to, bill nhil we
said to each other I never knew alterward.
(ira.luallv, however, we drifted into a ceo
heeled L'siivrrsation, and ill a slierl lime were
ch il'.inir us gayly as if mi woid of scutiineiit
iiadevcr passed between us. You may he
sure thai I soon f mini out all about Ihe bear
tiful stiaiiu'er, l'.ihel Vane. She uus III"
daughter of his li st f iend, .luiige V.me, of
Westvllle; had lately lost her iimther, andluid
Mkeii advaniaiin of Msx's cseort to visit
fii. -lids ii few miles smith of II . During
the nexl few iliy Max and I were togelh-r
almo-t constsnlly, littl 1 lontrivel tluit he
s'ioiiM not. approach Hie snhjuet which I be
lievi-d ss trolilrlnu' liiin. A insist week had
passed since his a. rival, a week of tor:ur lo
us both, I believed, mid I was resoiy, d to end
It.
Sonne brieht ilav, a wo were relnrniiiu'
fi oina walk Hi winch M:ss V u,u h i.l not
I Us, I sai.l. "W e do not suit each oiher,
as e onee I bought at did, do we Max ?"
"Indued," he answered, secitimely sur
prised; "1 have nlwais Uioiil'IiI we did." 1
was mute, and he went on: 1 (If course we are
now t aiil, and li ive oul'i own ihe sil'y m um
inrnta Ism which hoys and gir.a iucl
in."
' I do not believe in nti'niowliig seiitimeiit,''
I iiiisivete l, la t v; "I have I . uiim-i) however.
that you nri cap 1 1, le of being mui li u ore in
love witli a yuuug and pretty woman than
with tiiH."
"Yon are certainly glft.-d with s mos' for.
'He fancy," he said, holly. "Wi.l you be
kin I enouuli to loll m why il Is you heiieie
Ihesa things ?"
I siisn-ereil iiell.lng, parity from a desire to
vex him and pirilv h-ailse I reilliln'l. "I
think. Nellie," he coulliiued, "that your fean
in litis mutter "
"".'. (''"', indeed," I interposed, with a
derisive laiiiih. "It eoa think I nni Houhlel
wi h the ghol of a f. ir you are inch mis
taken. 1 am only saiing what we he'll know
lo be true, Dial we ate te , hani;ed we never
could be t each other what we h ive been in
ilicpa-t lam too plain fur you, and we
would never agree in anvllilug, and II would
he heller to part on good terms " My voice
was husky at the lusl, :'iid he n Heed It,
'Now, N. Hie, hare we no', qiiinehd qnlie
en-ugli?" I nis wilh soni-lliing of thu ul I
tcndeiuess in his voice '1 should like to see
th it lo..k of disple is'iio off tour face Icforel
av g i,ii hv K'hel wants me to lake In i
to Ihe end of her Journey, and 1 promised I
would. "
"1 thought we were golmr In tho lake," I
said, "but of course her wishes must be res
pected lint."
t'Now (lauglilii sr.) don't he jealous," Max
sai.l. .1 mloiis ! It Is Ihe "last drop" that
makes the cup run over, and mine was fill a1
re.uly. I was siting to tint quick, hut .
should not know it. 1 s ee'herod my aim. r us
hesi I eotihi, and nnswered calmly entoih :
" Well, I athin I did not think ,',"" could p. .a
eitllv be so i g ili-ti.-al as to sllpwisc lh.it anv
erne could In- excited to Jealousy iduiplv he
e.ms v. ill no'Mie L'lllllllt" 'I hell I put out
mv hand mi. I added, in the pleasiiitcsl man
ner possible. "I shall have lo say goml-htv.
now, as I promised Mrs. M.uka to make, some
calls Willi her."
"Uoo.l.bve, N.l'i" he srswered, then
ad. I. .1 kaj l v , a he dropped my baud, ".U
i""e. "All, Mat, poor heart," I llioughi
evil In mv IIU'.T, "iiow I'.l'l you realize I lint
wo may ne.er egain." That ''.lu iviwV."
II ow it sing in my ears for week und
months.
r.utr TiiIitD.
One, two, three, four, live years more have
gone, taking with them all Ihe bloom out of
my chock mo I the i lasllcliv out of my step.
1 am an "... maid now,''' I lliiiik, st.nid ng
alone under the pines o night. ' 'Ihe convic
tion however, d ies not appal, me, f o- I have
every comfort, inn .ea-.oitlv situated for lite,
and nil 111 It. Tine, 1 have not. found all
Ma (din's lamp, nor su, c. ed' d in laving mv
I: Hlds on Hie famous "ln ( g,,:,' w Inch Ins
at theonil of lb.' rsluliow, birt hate Ix .'ll f.ir-tunat'-ln
a small way Hut dining 1 1 --
J'.'ars, nu. I even to i ighl, I liave I. eon haunted
w (Hi the eons, inusiiess uf u rish mid willful
set, one wlreli r. -'ii:e,l in iiuiueili.iie ui.il mi
ee isiog ri'L'iet. I'ln r.-has been, sn.ee n tor
t.iiu memoi able d ty. a vacuum in niv life, an
uttri Ion I.n.-ss of hcait, which 1 expect vtill
P Ilnoiuh life, know my p ui-
ishuieilt is J,,, in , y,., ,(c (-.,( ,,f ,
f -el ihal it is "g eateV 111 in I can bear " Why
iii! I wilfully ili'siriiy, by one swift resolve,
all my rose colored 'visions nf future happi
ness? Til it evil spirit must have posses. i... I
me Ah the comforts that. 1 posse-, und
w in II in. .s. people p. i much, a -ein lo
me to ingi.i hni a mock.-ry i f w h..t I might
have h id, an.', as if to shut oai ihe dull pic
ture Hi it is loruiiug itself hefo-e me, I In.le
my face in mv h mils. Ibowli.l Ihroug'i Hie
piu-s are plaving a dire-hke seeompiiid neut
lo my lielings. There Is a raining ef dry
leaves down Hie path. Win it a haul or a
bird, scared from tho overhanging bought?
I nerv. iiis any way, so 1 luni towai.l the
house. Then I h. nr a slop, and, looking nver
my shoulder, I see a slinugcr man. He I
coning loi-klv up the path, so I step a hie lo
let hlin pis-. Hul he stops j ti -1 apposite ine,
an. I for a full minute stands silent as u statue
1 lull p.llllliix out ill hsuils ni,..!o-..ly -Hit-s-
I dear
sirong hoids, whose tender pressure I
have in, f. i for so many I .ng years -he says
siiiiplv, ''V-llie," hul in lint o..e woid, on,
w liat volutin s of love ile. p and ti He, nf leu
denies., o ss.iness, nf hope ami unspeakable
J iv I can not au-iver; siuicho mv tongue
will not or can not give utteianie lo the tl.liius
mv lir j i s coulains, but, with glsik cry. and a
svieel sense ol peace an. I rest, 1 walked Hiiht
into the sinewy arms of Max Atheitmi, for
I liev are waiting to receive me, "I have fo ind
yon," he any, "utter all these yeara. The
spring llinu nf our life Is past past with the
loses, its freshness and sunshine, but the sum
mer shall he nil tho avveeler, shall II III. I,
darling'1 My answer it tubbed rather than
spoken solihe. I out on hi tn-aving boom
lull they were sobs nf'Jov, iih-Ii aa I never
knew before; fur happiness, iw.-e.l mil up.
spe ika'ile, h is 101116 lo us both uficr all these
ealJ of walling.
Hiiotiien Gariinhh tm Insanity. "Let me
any to you dat 1 dou't believe in insanity. He
Insane burg'ar who enters my cabin will mis
do top of hit In ad. D Idiisllc who drawi a
kuifeon meain gwluc lo get hurt. I keep a
dog tn bile the Insane thieves who wants to
plunder my garden. If I am drawn on a ju'y,
I shall wote to send cbery Insane prisouer to ihe
1'c iilluiiehary fur de longest possible 'period.
When a in in steals, I r hull call hiui a thclf;
lien a man robs, thai call hi in a robber;
when a mail kills I slisll call It murder, an' ho d
dat de Jury w ho let him off tm entitle to thirty
lashes apiece al de wbljiplu' jiott." lktrU
N. CM THURSDAY,
Myrtle Iluthumi).
"I can never forgive, you," ami aa Myrtlb
llatluway spoke these words, saying Ihem
slowly and w ith mournful cad-nee that show ed
plainly linvr tcry libra of bur being, every pul
sing nerve in liellillie.sliapelvho.lv was be
ing sireti bed to its utmost tension bv the cruel
weight of woe tluit wa bearing down upon her,
she threw her arms iiround Rupert Hiorrlan's
neck in a passionate abandon of grief Hut knew
no bo mills. And yet how licuutirul she looked,
as site stood there thai soft, sensuous day in
June, when the sky wus quivering w ith tur
quoise hlo on and a large red and while cow
siood outlined uiialnst the western horlxin.
Wonileilullv clear brown eve shining through
a mns nf tarrjrert hurrtttut rrrlfteit -nver ttniir."l
A pair t.f red lip quivering a illi Hit soils Hut
sli.i.tk her slight frame, Soft, peach cheeks,
down w 11 eh Uio l, ars ' hose satinc, Injtunejr
ing ev iU iIicms o( a broken heart -wen falillig
like A nl il r .Ins.
"And is iheri no receding fioin this resolve,
my s w.iit 1 ' whup.'icd liiipvui, iu ,olt, plea I
iu, Wal.a-h HVviiiie tones, n he bent Ins
) oiing, iu n ly f -ii - over Uie t idly luauuful oun
below, sn.l l.odi -w the pl.iinplv i.uiinle I fonn
o( iiig sobbing girl st ill i hisif lo Iqj iusieiiitei ;
"Yott surely eaioint nii-aii, tny low, for this
ope f.iu'l, tins little lo. in, at the quarter pole,
lo send nieuvvav from you forever ..ill into iho
dark, starless future o f u lllillid love, over
which your own fuir ti in.ls - ilioso little hau.ls
1 whll'll can Win k ull ice ereiliA spoon with such
a tender pathos, and yet al eu -li a fcai (ill clip
have spread Hie li'ai k pall of the coldly criu I
wolds vol! hive Just spukell. Sav il is only a
blnlf, my iliirling; lh.it ou do not, inesn tlie
I word, ..n h ive just spol.euthc till ,'lil lug car
I holie acid w..r. tlial have wiped lioui the slate
of iiiciuery lliose rose-Huted visions nf n hapiy
pa t and left iu their place oi ly Ihe dreadful
inonstcis of remorse and anguish ih il rear their
lil-siiu.' hnjds amid tlie trackless vvUsle of ruined
hop.s."
As he spoke, llup. ii had drawn M rtle nenret
to him, .ml whip, tliy last wonU f.TI in .trem
bling ace.'iiis on In ric it her h.Ad Ii:p diypncd
upon h.s sip. ul, lei aq.l slio was sol. biug, more
violcnilv Ihao ever, - When lie had linishe.l she
looked up lo hiui wilh those il u-k v brow II I'VeS,
from which the teuTs Were wiillirg.'niid slilltug
hy a Iniglii v elTorl Ihe sobs that : vv, re eomiul;
Hiick and fnsi liotu bcticaih her liver pad,
spoke :
"You know, Hup -rt," she said, u winsome,
tleuty-ufc-araincl-this.wcck look selling
geui y and uuosliiit.i ;pusly over her pare,
pasMeulcss f.o-e, "ihat for months my life has
been wrapped up ill yours; that your success
wa-mv sip cess, vi ur giiefs my tsi'U-f . You
know ihal in ih-'f II, Ihe g,l'. n lintc.l fall,
vv It-. n Ihe le iv es are liiriiiug brown and the
miiiee pe is biul ling in the piuiry, I have
piomisi-il to Im your bunny liiide-- lo lieq, keep
y.oi bloke for the balance of your life Of
eour-e it is bur. I for uie to give tins un, in put
forever lu-liiiui me In the woodshed "f in soul
tne luie.nl visions of a happy Inline lhat I had
setmVsi.lkcStopiSsWI.il you 111 the Lotus
1-ianiis of a Chicago hoaidiug house Hul my
duty is plain, h ml iniisl not shrink fiin ir. l)o
no! Hunk n. love lor v.. u has e(. It hits
never been olfeied in start. D. not press me
f..- an explanation. lc. Il only say Hut i tiy
man who is sucker ctioue,h lo back Ihe fa vol lie
in a six-dav vv alking-maicit is not it v enough
lor me:" and slipping in Hie pailor M vt'Ue hi:
g in singing thai briiuiHul chant "Do uot tlx
the igate in summer," while Unpen, hit piuu-l
sp nt ciiishcd ami his heart desolate, slutted
down lovvii to gel full,
I'lmr-cii I ii II up ii rn.
Iiitluet'ce is one of the strong force! nf tins
woi.d. All (M-i'Muia have in sotiie pciiud ol
then lilcs, he.-n c-ipse i,,i of ji magic power,
and hive vielded lo lis t each oil's, ouu secni
to posses thu will Unit is easily gui.leil mnl
dii nil d bv oiln r. ''hey seem to be giild-d,
w In!.' In ealitv thev guide. This iius. en liillu-
cure Is iho most pnWeiful and i's subject uie i
the iii. 't forcibly linpiessed. How much un
seen Inll'icioe icouneetd with nssocliiliuu !
How u.iicli lhu purer iiicmet'le and assochitl !i
of chiiill.oo.l all. cl our life ! One woid, k pt
aer d fiom youlh to luanhood, will lotieh a
hul. I. u spi.ng In the in. .luni y und Inlng to Ihe
lips iltc .eUii..ii, "la-ad us not Into tempta
tion." The woid "in ilhnr," orouiid which
cluster the awe. tet, holiest memories, bus
lalletl upon Hie cat of the youth who is fast
losing hi-honor uini reputitilon by t h many
ilownwaid s:eps h- has t iken, Icailiug dhee ly
from g imbi'iig an I slight, insslpal ton to hud
di inking anil ru til uml hy its sweet ii flipnce
has tunic. 1 hiui from I he broad path to Hie
sti.Hghl mid narrow walks li ch liually lead to
an honest name and a noble life, It has fallen
upon ihe ear of the statesman ati.l caused him
to seaicll the pages of time long past an. I to be
hold again the sweet vision tlu: hover around
Ihe un oiling of his life, lie Inars Hie uiwug.
gen: le lone, a she ealle.l hiui 'motln i 's h.y"
and (old hiui he was all she had and she lino, d
Ins lile vvou il be puio und uutuiiiished 'ihe
VOll'O l.f CnilSficllCC Usks llilll if lllBl hiving
pruyei has been aii-wcte,, and if, iluilug the
111 -1 1 1 yeais She has been at rest, her piu-pccls
have be. n tin iiiulto ami Ills guide, and if he
con hi I -ok up to heaven und honestly rav :
"Mr life ha been lioucst, and noble, un.l
true."
'I tie.e li'fliienecs lend t our improvement,
but thu.c .n e ojheis, .lark and mysterious, ihal
are just Ihe icver-e. 7'herniuo evil tcnipta
Hons, evil H ghts and evil iiellon.s, nhkji
erep In all tiuhiil.len ami strive just us hard to
root out Ihe good ami sow iu Ihe t lace wicked
deeds. Yes, how poiveiful is the influence
w Inch Un se messengers of ev il exert, our is'
nv. I), spite oiiiselvcs, Ihey shjipe iu sous)' il-
g mi hull 7s uml, Ihixnigh lht.se, our Icon
duet. We cal.uol Havel heavenward Willi the
same s I as if tin se di 1 not itraw us luck.
Are we resp iiisiiile thai il is an? 'Ti hard til
any. We knuw there, is a dillereiice in chlldii n.
' I r. .in t In- -nine cradle side,
h iu 1 lie same iii itlier's knee,"
one shall go forth I proclaim (iod's iiolv woid.
Hi" o hei to he a d nk pige In the history of an
otin i vv Lst happy family.
)K v ril AM) Si.Kgp.-I), atli snd Sleep, Die
angels of slunihei' an 1 D-uih, wandered over
tlie eai 111 Iu hr 'titer like emliracc. Itwutetiu
in r 1 lie reciiiieil upon a liill not far from
(he dwellings of men. A pi of-und stillness
reigneil, lirokcu only hy thu vesper bells of the
far olf villages.
sst til and silent, as is their ctil'om, these two
In nellecnt tiianiuins of the liumuii race sal,
uniii ihe nlt'lit diew near. Then the angel of
sle, p ar fiomhlsiuossvcou.il ami lightly
suuiH'ied Ihu invisible seeds of sluinhir.l Tim
evening wind bore tht-iu lo Ihe quiet dwellings
of Ihe lired peasants. Now swcel sleep came
to Ihe iulisi. Hants of tlie lowly collage, from
Ihe gtsudfatln r, win, luancd upon his slatT, le
the Infant Iu III wether's arms. - I he sick f..i -g
,i pi p.io, th" tumrtirr los 'giof uml the
po tr his care. All eyes were cluse.l.
When Hie lask was ended, he laid himself
ug.iin bv his brother's side.
"When the iiioiuiug light appears, " ho ctled
with Joyous innocence, "all Hie world will
praise inc as bei focuU ami benefactor! nh
what joy unseen and s cre'.lv to do good ! Hot
happy uro w, the iuvlsthlc iiiesseugeis of Hi
gm.d .Hpint ! llow ljeauiiful I bnr silent veu-
tp,,, o
So spoke Iho kind angel nf slumber. Tlie
death angi I 1. gai.leil hiui siullv .and a lenr.siu II
ui Hie 1 in in i.rl h ia weep, stood in his great du:
eyes,
"Ah," Slid he, "tlKt I ilio might be the re
cipient of Joyful Hunks. .'I lie world knows me
only ne tier enemy. Mid the dcsliour of her
Joys."
"Oh, my brother," replied the angel of sleep,
"Ihe good man will know thee .a hi frieiul at
the lesiirieelinn, ami will gratefully thank thee
then. Are we not brother! and meisuiign of
oue lather ")".-
8o he tpoko, and th eye of the Death Angel
glistened, in these iwo brothers tenderly em
braced eseh other.
Wliriu tho btt tliitigi nvio not jini
11, tlie liest may be itindu of tliosc
that nre. ' ' .
How Btranrro Unit men prefer to
crosd tlie tbit'tal of vioe wbt'U tlie door
of virtue ia evfv''ou the jar;
.News
APRIL 0, 1882.
OrsAino tub car Window. Msyb a man
feels' happy and proud and flattered and envied
and blessed among men whrn he tecs a pretty
girl trying to raise a window en a railway car,
and he Jumps up and gora ahead of the other
boys and ssye, "Allow me?'' Oh, ao courie
onlv, and she saya, "Oh, If you pleas ; 1
Would be so glad," and the other male paasn
irrs Win green with nvy, and he lan over
the blck of the teat and taeklsa the window In
akovfngwy wltnone hand, if peradventnr
he ma less It airily wilh a simple turn ef the
wri.i, tup It kind of Ileitis en, and he takes hold
with tinth'handa, hot It sort f doesn't let g te
any stunning extent, and then he pouudsltwi h
llai, but it only seems tosetlle a "leelle closer
Into place, and thru he cntnri aiouuil and the
gels out of the -ill loglve hi in a fair chance
and he grapple ihat window and bow up his
back and lug slid pulls and sweats audgiunta
and Irsitis and h liat falls off, tad his suspeii
dt i bullous fetch loose, snd his vest buckle
pni lssnd hi face gets red and his feet slip and
people laugh, und Irievereut young men in
remote seals grunt and grosu rvciy Hint he lifls
and cry out "New thru, all together," ti If In
mockery nuii he biiisi his collar at Hi (inward
hti ton and Ihe pretty young lady vexed al hav
ing b. eu made so cnpli'Uousiv In her Iciest
muiiiier, "Oh, never mind, llisnk you. It
doesn't make any iliff.ireiue," and then calmly
go. I away and si's down In aneHier seat, and
that weaned man gathers Iniusiuf and reads a
book upside down oh dotsn'l he feel good,
Jnsl ? Mai he he isn't happy, but if you think he
Isn t, d.m be foul enough to extend auy if
your sympathy. He doesn't waul It.
Ti r roit Tat.-Ne'glilmr A. had an unruly
sheep that, wus very troublesome to neighbor
II. N eighbor B hud a vciy unruly swine II ai
was q nte ss troublesome to A. A's sheep
would get into neighbor It's, vvheal-tlel.l, and
crop Hie young wheat Hist wa Just shooting
up. !', swine would walk along by A's
poiato patch, push her lung snout through the
fence, and toot Ihcui up. Kacli leino is.ratcd
witlioal success.
One morning, neighbor A's. sheep came
home vv iili a Inn. I fool slicking through Ihe
g uiihril nf the fore leg He knew the man
un. I slarled for II". ".Now, lieighliar It., nny
man lhat w ill do such an inhuman act, I .-an
whip In two minutes." li. wus too well
phased f,r battle, hul laughed lu'tilr.
An Idea Ihi'ucU ucross Hie mind of A., und
home be goes.
I he next morning It's, swine Is seen coining
up Hie sirei t, wiiii a very open couuli nance,
Ihe lover Jaw diaggiug tha ground.
iv.vv, b knew who II was, and down he
goes to A's, I ia fu. o reddening a Utile too
lllll.'ll for a deacon.
"Now, A , any man that I guilty of such nn
iineln isilan, h.irbanoiis act, I van skin alive."
Il costs A. n act of vest butluu. before be
could speak. -
' You see, neighbor 11, how it win; jour
swme wss down In-re when my aheep riniii
j hopping lioine In such an odd manner, ami
I being to tickled, she J itt spill Iter luoulh lieill
ear in ear a laughing."
Now iielghbur 11. lusl ret ef vuat button,
; iu leiuru.
Whit suit saw in ( Mi ni ii. He itayrd nl
home and lie went to ctiiircL; and aflcr din
tier he asked :
"What was Hie text, May?
"Oh, soiio-Uiing, something Iu (letieriitloiis;
I have lorgoilen the chapter snd ver-e. Mr.
Highi sat light before me with a Mother Hub
bard bonnet on. Haw ceuld I In ar anything
when I coiiid not pee Ihe minister ? I wouldn't
have wont rich a looking 'liing to church if I
had to have gone bareheaded."
"How did you like the new minister f
"on, he's splendid ! a id Kale Darlin was
there In a Spanish lace cape Hint never cost
le- Hum J al; and they cun't pay tin lr
butcher's bill, and I'd wear cotiou luce or j;"
wiilio ih any tlrat."
' D d he lay anything ahaiit the new mission
fund ? '
"No, and His June girls were all rigged out
in lltetr silks emd ' over; yen Would have died
laughing lo have seen lln-in. ."uch a tHSte
iln.se gir l have snd the minister give out Hint
tlie lbTcis rUu'lety will meet at aialrr Joins'
residence Hie old poky e'ace."
"Yoa d'.n't icem to huve heard much of
Ihe s-'i inon."
I "Well, I'm sure Its better to go to church, If
I von dou't bear Iho sermon, lhat to I'ay t
j ii.use rending newtpaprre, and oh, lls'try !
j Ihe ntw in I n ia; .r has a levvly vuiee, It ncur y
pit's nu to sleep, uml I do tell you that the
i Rich's are home from Kiiion.i, and Mrs. HI. h
had ii real camel's hair shawl on and It did not
look iiuyi hing on lie'-.
A long sit. nee, di. ring which Harry thought
; ol several things, und hi wife waa bnsr con-
I tempting ihe sky or view, thuii she auild. nly
I exclaimed :
' l ime ! I knew I'd forget to tell yon lome-
tli.ai.' Mould mui believe it Harry, the frimre
on Mia. Jones' parasol wa oi Inch deeper tbau
miue aim i wire m i.eivyiuu, dear, what a
1l of imiiule litis ii 1"
A tlvi tiKi.on's lim.Ki'i.MN. Wlmt a miser
iil lc nl cvnic nf an old bachelor II must hsve
lieni who wrote Ihe ensiling description i f
iu in ingc. He ought to be ashamed ul himself:
"Look at Ihe great m is of marriag. I that lake
p ace over the w hole world what poor eon
t aipiiliM affairs Hicy ate I A few soft looks, a
i walk, a il.on e a squeeae of the hai:d, popping
ui inr quiriioti, a purciiasing ot a ceilaln iiuiii
ber of jaiils ( ( while sutiu, a ring, a mlnist. r
; ii stage or two and a hired carriage, a night In
ii o.nun'ry inn. and Ihe whole mailer la over.
r or live or m wei ks tw o sheepish looking per
sons mo seen iiaiigiipg on eacii other s al ius
I looking al waior (nils, or making morning ca
I then even tiling lull into Ihe most m ino'onnu
routine; Ihe wife ails on one aide of Hie rutin Ii
and the husband on Ihe oilier, nn.l the little
, quarrels, Utile pleasures, little caira anl lil'l
I elnl li en gradually gal her around them. 7 his
Is wlnil i.inoy-nine out of one hundrrd find lo
, be the delight of matrimony." We icuil I Ins a
; luoiiieiil ago In the suuctiiiu to a young lady of
eighteen with large bright eyss, ml and dewy
Dps, a uialchlesa figure, und sliu tliiuka it
I "alrocious," and the man who wroie it "a vciy
I great fool," If the writ, r could huve a. en our
friend win n she said this t believe Ihtl Would
have becu till opinion also.
'His Hani: n ink Kisii. The hsre ltd
the lili, having bone it cd tobacco of each
oilier (or reveal luoiitha. and agieeing pet.
feclly on P' liln s, . l lo nl ike a j .urin lo
g. liter and see Ihe a gin qf Ihewuilfl. 7'lu t
h id tn' pi lie l.d ) miles mini a well
waa d. scot, I In pursuit, lie liaie at onee
aHrtrd of al the top of hti speed, but the fish
railed out. "D , mil leave ine lliua; I cannot
run ! ' 'A ll-h who riiunol run has uo bu
be-i lo mase ajoiirip , ' leplied tlie bare, and
away he llew lo save Ins l aeou. The fish bur
! "cd after us fust us possible, and both found
i t'o-ms lv.s oa the bunk of u liver, while the
! wolf a it a furlon.' away. The tliti at once
rot ud lulo Ihe water and datteil uway, but the
I h.'ihouted afler him: "D nut leave me; 1
; cannol swnn 1 "A huro who cainiol swim hai
no business io tali" a Join a. y," and ho sailed
uw av and l.-fi Hie haio lo be esitu on Die half
sheli. Moral-Anowl whohnd overheard Hie affair
fruin Ilia perch Iu a persimmon Ireu drew down
bis left iye and aoflly iid: "Yuu dou't know
a ruuu until you have traveled wilh him."
lliitinn foresight often leaven ila,
proudest piissensor only a elioice of
evil.
A too luni? retirement weakens the
mind, so too much company dis-tipates
it.
It in no point of wimlom lor a man
to Imat liib bruins about thinjjB impos-il!e,
NO. 5.
ai)i:i:tii:mkni'.
DR.
LIVES EEOTLAtOR.
I R MKDKTSE for
HysKpsia 'lleu.iaclie.Jilull.llcc.rosllvtness.t'atlip
Itvsenterv. Sick Ilea. lin lie. i 'Ii ron le ll.sr-lura.
All'.-ellons ot Hie lllmlder and Kl tneys. Fever
Nervousness. I hill s. IH-eiisc. ,.f lhukin. Imp iri
tyi.ttlie Wood. Melancholy ur licprcslnii of the
Iril-. Ac.
ost ot tie' alliiittirs liere enunieruted lave th-'ir
origin Iu a d.s. a.e.l l.v. r, winch is n sl pre-
vnleot iilloctnin In tin-country, und ss ill many
ea-is H.e na I lent is n t vv Ilh III Ihe resell ot rt t.hvs-
leuili, It I'.'.iuires tin, I s.une icine.ly -itoilld he pne
v h e.l that wou'.l u . I In Hie leas' impair III" e.
sliliillon and u l I, ne-Ii.. an. I s(e. I hal in h
I the ilial.icl r ol Hie "Ut Mi iS li KH I I.X'I'i'U.
there can be nodoiil.l, Hie icslllunliy ol hall. I re. is
Will l-lll.llll
SYMI'TtltlS OK A IIIKKD
Pain In the side. Sh.meiinn
LIVER II I'" pun is 'rlt under tlie
li oil.l.'r pla.l.'. is so. n -nines
iilstnk n tor . heuiiisiisiii iu
he arm. Tlio sioinaell
cilieeu anli I, s. .-fapp lite and sickness, tmw-
el- in ge u'tal tile e, s ive, s onetime Il tier Illltl llg
with lii x, I lie lien. 1 1. troubled w nh num. ueeoun
Piltiied wilh a dull. Ileiivv .ilsll.,ii There Is
ueiier.illv s eolisi.ler.il'l.- 1...V, inetuory. aecom
pal I w i(h s painful sens.llob of having Iff!
undone siiiiictnlng vvhieh i. tight to have been
..l-'ite, A spttht eougll is soi.icl lines an ilttenitsnt.
The pal teul coiiiilaui.s ol w e n lin-ss and ib-tnlHy ,
no u cusiiv star, leu, ni- te,'t are col i or inirnin,
und te cinnlaillfc of a nr.eklv sensation of ih"
sklu; his sp rilsiirelow ; und nlib iiuh suiisiled
ihatexercisc would I e b.-iieilclal lo hnn.ysi he ea
scarcelv suuini 'll un f..rll u.l e u.ugli i t try It.
In fuel lie d.s i n -Ls every rciiie.lv. .Wrrrtl of the
above sv int.l 'in- nl'enl the ill-ea-e. but ases
hav e i ui red w h n few olTbein eai.ied. yel rl-
aiuiniitl.ui of Hie i.o'lv nil r .leiiih, has shown the
1.1V - r lo huve b tn exit nsiv elv tlerallLcd
II shiond he mv I bv all pel's.. us. u .1 an. I votinc.
wb 'tu-ver any d t'n ti. redoing syiupl'Uits appear.
It Is a pul-'ly'v, gelnl.le couip..uinl, is Hot inju
rious to til 'mnst delieute cmst'tillioit. and w ill
keeo ih" liver iu h-ullhi a. ' i . i it" used properly.
Persons livinr in unhealthy localities may
uvtii'i ail t. li'Uis aiiaeiis bv lasiiir a n.'se oceas-
toiiallv lo k"cy ihe liver ill tieallliy action.
l Fur rhll.lr '11 conipl'illilng
BEliV LATCH IM ''oo-. Iieiui aetic. . r sick
I (stomach, a t -as uiul or
I lonue will clve r. licl. Child
' i I, 'en as well 11 adults, out
aoinetlni -s too niueli supper, er eat something
w lileli .h- s in t due I well, product ne s.oir stom
ach. Iieurlhuin; a g ..id .Io n will give rilief. This
Uppltes to prrsi.iiH ol'ull ages.
Mnnv persons, irotn isiiing loo lnnen. pre resi
les al nls'iit. or 111 day tune are lutgety, wo.d
gall.t'ring.caiinot un lersiiiud wiuil ilu-y read.
c inlt.'l Weep Uieir lltotls'hls on any line sul.ject so
as lo reusun well, or become ti-ctiul. line . r two
liil.lesi nfuls wi'l elve relet.
Jii-Miiei:.-lukeeuouirii Heguinr alter eitiinu i
i.'h nielli, lo proilueo vine luil iiclioil front Iho I
bowels every dav. I
Pr giiani ia. lies w III ilnd sure relief front their I
lut oblehe. cost I yen ss, svviuilnlllg in Ihe head.
colic, sour st.. in teh. restl.-ssue.s, ,.(,., Jt is mild
nn.l stlilsthem heller than more active utcdh'tiK .
I H I'O It I 4 VI . 1 11 no.
liny no povv.lers or preteired si M M'l.N'S I.l VI' It
ithiti I. a i nu unless iu our enrrave.i wrupp-r,
w ilh Trade-Mark, htaiii i and Sigiuiiure unbrokuu.
J. H. ZEIMN Jc CO
Macon, ila nnd I'lillsdclpliia.
Soi.p HY AM. Illlll.l.l-T .
fehldty
'mm
i i;
emu
FOB
l3STCIir3BT(SJK
UM tiUiil ll I LlefeAlr;
Kturafgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Sortnett of the Chest, Gout,
Quint, Sore Throat, Swellmgt and
bpraini, Burnt and Scaldt,
General Bodily faint, ""
Teath, Ear and Headache, Frosted Feet
and Ears, and all other Paint
and Aches.
Jo rseTtlU'fttlon on earth espials Pt jAona On a
S ', sure, slsstpe and rlirufi Kvternnl Itemedy.
a trial i-nlrtll. put ine e-unpfinutT. ty o uiiiig ounsy
of AO I'vule, and every one sliltiTtng with paiu
oau have cJieitp itL'i (sisiuve (iroof ol IU. ciauiis.
Ib)eti.uii In I''Vun Istngiuigua.
BOLD Bt AIL DR1I00IBT8 AID EEALtfll II
ALDlL'ISi:.
AsVOOsEIsER fc CO.,
im Mm ore, Jttd., V. S. X
.Inlv T 1 v
The
.t stitcriority
of DR.
TIT'I 1.1 l-1..11t I.l rrv . ,r.
l.tlLl.11 SiYKll'OVCr
ftllotliercotiijh re mctlies is Attested
I'jr tlie iinincnua jiotgilnr tlomantl
for tliat old csUlliihcd remedy.
l'or the Cute of Coughs, Col
Hoarseness, Croup. Asthma, Bn:
thitis,AVh(K)t)inf Cotieh, Inciint
Consumption and lor the relict of I
consumptive persons in advanced
stages of the Disease. For &
III Oil I lflllTlTICIC l'l'll'O O's irJrtt-l)t
Nov 10-t) IU.
A K 110 llllU (I 11 HOL'rlbl.
Fyetlcvillt Street,
Ualeich, X. C.
Tcrme' ro ult ibt.'ne.
Jr
IfLACKKAll, Proprietor.
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DISPENSARY.
tiu iiitd wr t u a. ftut. atmt, vs. lorn K9.
fpiIK 1't.TniriAnj ffi efrg of thisnld and wtll kvnnwtl
A. iiituiiniimi trt rtcukar grivi9$ in idiciiM m4
'iTfs-ff Ynara of Iitwplf no in tb Irtatm-ot off
Cbvonifl DiMtwaa ti uivl itatir 4vkilt and tbtlitf
ao tnurh iiiirir to t h f ih oriiDttr prtasClitmBor,
tlml ttittT 1ik aci iirt-ii I BfttXiOAl rtpUUUdtt Ituouk
Ihtnf (f,pAl'nt nf runin'tfut.-. ,rw.
IMDISCRETION OR EXPOSURE
ul in. blooU, aAttH ei iMilae, li.si.-il wilh tuewM,
An .st.iil,.- i.rllM-.uies, willioul usins UsrsurSutciAs
l ni,,,n.Mi. M.'t. -iuv snd si mM.rsls sipsiM.
YOQrtC frlEN ""' 'h"f mid.lls wee aa
r r , mmMnmmm ..-rTs'ius frnm oresmo wank.
nensltisl iinlltt II. vlelim. mrhtislneM or asarru,
s.ri,isnm l i-arel, si iii.Hl.r.t. sipsins.
EATIEfliT3H,EAfl""'
I-rrt,o.l u i.n.,1. , ...ftr.T mi , t
LIU nf . inti, on lo bt intf-l f f I ')a i
TiBilvel Up i an t1it m iiy'lra1 a
Mill Isl Irrme
It h,. MMI.I.
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taffHH rtwBt RaalMr.il4taJ " i liill ,
ad Ultra twiiala; la latlr Mtial, llhietttmif
watrinii.rt'i.on.,,.irl(,fnl,n.,M,,lii .honli ba Iglrnlitl
nit uirr ia Nvru Bik cvii. utkT
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Ixjss nf ADoetite. Bowels Costive. Fain ill
the Heed, with a dull sensation In the
back pari, I'atn under the tihouldef
blade, fullueea after eating, with a dlam
elination to exertiori of body or mind,
Irritability ot temper. Low spirit, with
a feeling of hnvmg neglected some duty,
w eariness, uis?.iueee, nuttermg at me
Heart, Dot before the eyes, Yllow Skin,
lleadaoho geuorally over the right eye,
llestlessnes'. WitM fireitl dreams. bJahlt'
oolurod U rine, and ,
CONSTIPATION
TTTT'S I'UJS hT9i f-pfcimllT tlntHj tt
of r1iiif iu ti n.(oni!h th RiilTerer.
Thfjf inritw hf ApptlM, -nd mu.A th
tvwly tn 1h nn I'lf-h, ihu Ur s)ttn. t
nonrlahtMl. antt hr itiHr Tnnl 4tIon nn th
Iklimii primn. Ue'suliir NiiMkU arc nrtv
dtisjfd. iTIr Jk iX'iiiv nun at 7 Hi., IH. T.
TINT'S HAIR DYE.
Orat TT'iRoft WniMcritpi rhancM tn ft (.liwwy
lii.Ai K ny ff,n(rTiiiinrrtittin trihts nvtt. Jtim-
imriH naiumi riiiir, act Kijii.niauftUriiy.
ly lruici;mu. or nr nl hy rxprn on r1!! nf $.
OrrU E, 33 ni'RRAT UT., NEW TORK.
(nr. TI TT i IIM.I, af TJtnM Uf.rU aaa V
tMflAl lUnlau tUlM atAil4 UtvJA a tppllaUm J
IITATI a u h c t-
IhartastabllsbadaKEVL B6TATB AQIHCf
in the town of
WELDON, Nj Oi
I huv left houses In TTeTduti
FOR SALE OR RENT.'
About halfoftUeia ilorea. oiksrs dwallhsa.
also buve shout
000(1 ACItES OF LA BID
IH HALIFAX C0C5TY TOS tklX.
For fnrther nai'tttnlari. ParUt vrl.klat as ks
or l nil ran apply to m la pari.. a or by letup.
I am now bikini an all lands ivarHaa wish a
sell and adeeiitslnit the sumo at lay ownexpeua,
tinles a sale made and tlien 1 eliarge coaiatkay
sions.
for mv tnn. tine fti a eunllainun and a Matt
worthy to be trusted, 1 refui- bv permission to B.
II Mmlll, V....I1.....I SI....S O L V,. ll.llfc
I... ,..... . . n , ... ... ... . win , until.
comity; W. A. l'aiilcl, W, idon; T. W. Harris. HsaV-
rax couniv. k. r brravkul.
flee .Illi
W- W- II ALL,
Fire anU Lite laaarauee Agvai.
Can tv found in the It .snoko News Ofl
Wi i.poi, N. t".
REPltilXIl,
' York t'lpinrw rller.
"Aei lcultliral " of W ntertowii, N, ".
Western, .f 'I'oioiito, rnua.bi,
Pamlico, of Turhoro, M t',
Lyuehloirir. of Lynchburg. Va.
H iultuble Life liisuraime l o. ofX. T.
W'lltl pfsre risk Iu any other enod o.iiimsn
nt low snferatee. lulvllk1
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Oi KSTAIILISIIK
Jannary Ui, isst.
RUFE W- DANIEL
Illsstoek ,)f Mitilors. tJroerbis sud CinLs.
Ilnnerlea embrace In part
KKKMTI,
APPI.K,
BLACKliKltllT and
WU.DCHHIIKT BRANDY,
WH1SKIK',
I'ORT. SUEUHY,
MAUK1R. and
CHAMPAONE WINB.
I'KIARMtACON,
n.OIJU, MOI.AstSKS,
I.AKI1.01.XHKR, VKfrSR,
fPICR, APPLKS.JKI.LIB8,
ITCKL.BHAIXDY
l'EAtTIES and
CONFKl'TIOSKRIta
rOIXTXEirS LAUEU BEER OX
I C E.
And many other art idea too numerous to naen.
liou.
R. W. TANIFI,,
ID Waah. AtresBuo, Weldea, K. C.
ectl ly
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