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OEALKSS IN
DRUGS. MBI>ICINB8, CHEM10.\LB.
P»lnt«, OII«, V»Tiil»hcii. Dyc-Stnlti. FIno Toilet
Soapa, Fuiey H»tr and Tooth Brnsli>a. Per-
tamcry and Fanojr Tollot Article*. Troo-
. and Bhonlder Bnwot. L«tt(ir Papor,
Pena, Ink, BnvolopM. Ola.^a. Pat
ty. Cartion Oil, t.ampa. Chim
neys.
L^HDllETaB' CELlUlBtTKnOARBIII* 8K«D».
W» purohaae those aoeds direct, from tlio Kx-
tennlve Seed Farmn ol the Mosara. Ijandreth.
and they ahottid not be elaaaed with the mw
lAtm OonmlnteB thionthoat *•>*
Oae'Landretha* teeda.and a good ToffetabI*
Oafdtal* IniiirM.
••tflr 1
A IROKENJIURT.
1 lUought I loved him—Dow I know
It waa ttit fancy ; 'tia not so :
He who could fling a heart away,
Having won u to paw an idle da).
It worthy uut ot ihcught or tUh-
Anothtr may nourn him^alfit! nut I.
I thuUKht 1 lovod hiin*^li!a voice so low.
8weet tniulo to me, A tnite below
Of the Henven rcachoJ by xood srods lowu.
Chftrraed me. and my bean wnt ^\\ hit own
Unlll I > me no day ao Orear
Aa that which falltid to l.rin* him h nw
I thought I luvea hitu-in iho l alm. • Unr nubt
To be by I ts side my only delight,
Ills words I iroattirvd us wovdi from rtbovo.
Telliug a wondrou* miti of ln*a«ty and lo\ v .
HU haitd tn mino, n moment of bll4«
\ wcolth of di'VOl'on »eali>.| w ith a kis»
I ihoimhi I luvi U him-^nl««' | nWMkiMi.
>V*ar> iHife. de^i'rtcd forsMkin .
Out ofmy Ilf;-, the lov\ ih,» Ughl.
My lu) s u tircor/, cmuIUhh nielli
l»h! f.»» the |.eac(‘ f.nind under tlic »cJ-
IVttt c wiiu man. rest witii uo.li
WELDON, N. (I, 'rHlI]{SDAY, OC'I'OBKR 19, 1882.
A FUNNY BRIDAL.
IlY MINMK MOirNTCASTi.K.
Kvt-'iylliinij had teen July mjuI j>ri>j»eily lU-
(or tuir wcUdiitfer. The cn};af;en)cnt nf
Mi« Nt'll Bnrlley to Mr. Birtrutn LnnKtry hnd
liffU ilul) unuouiuid In the faililon ‘oliimnn
of M Kttiilim Hji Kiv loiiinul, uuti ilie vveJiIln^
d.tv had Hiilvetl
i (Kii Ucrtraui .un;rliy—conmiouly callcil
Bell * and whlk* I p(uift’«s t*> in* most s*nccrely
«nd vntiroly in lov# uiili u,y hiile Nt’ll. I tm\>l
add I had bo»ii qiilit' n iioyod jibout our mar-
il.iire. ilrst ul iIk' |KT«i?lenro with wIiU-li slic
insisted up'-n a ^r»nd wedding
I IhUe fii«»nnd parnde, iind havi* an old time
n>H.^n itirti a tnoriiuffc n-hearsul giddily and
cvenuull.v Hjlenjiilzfd hefon-a crowil of «»)•>•
»lpiUL\ uiipiiii; people, la robbed of all t s
av.-ect purity. Tnoii. loo, theThe
nUoto busineu is A nuiaanee Kxeusu the bit;
word, but n»y foelinirs ary ».tri>nij on that point.
WhAton carlh a woman wants of clothes
onoQuh to hut rtvttyear9. and ccw^raws more
than she can ever hope to u*i-, | nettr could
; utiless, indeed, she onteitfiln^ a horrible
a«9picion thnlthe new (Irni niny rt^fuse to fur-
nUh a fresh supply
U’s all riKht, i suppose, sukc they all do it,
(no alaufr intended,) but It was a trying time
for me, \ can tell you. 1 conid scarcely tret a
fCllmsvH' i>f Nell, she was busy witl. dr'«s
makers, milliners, etc ; and when I did bce her
»he was in such u rnttlinK hurry to ho otT to
keep an appointment with so no workwoman
other, that 1 uctually ^rew a little savage.
For a month before we were to be married,
1 believe i never entered the house once but
Kate, Nell's sifter, rushed into the room with
Excuse me, Beit, but Nell is wanted a luo-
oieDt." Or, *'Don’t look crosn, Bert, hut
Nellie must lee Mme. lbis or t hat, ' till 1
lost all patience.
There waa another cause uf annoyance, too;
Nell’s father was a rich man, uml as able us ho
waa willing to fiunish lii» ilaui^btir with as
much tlnery as she might desire, while I, on
the contrary, was a man with his way to still
make In the world.
True, 1 had a fair Income and fiilr prospects,
but 1 could not hope to give Nell as luiurious
home or aa elabornte a wardrobe as kvr pupa
provided, at least, not for (iom‘ years; hut 1
could afTord to support a witc, and 1 loved
Nell with all my heart.
When 1 naked Mr. Harley's consent to our
marriage, he was at tirst ju«^t a little inclined to
IlDd fault with my financial condition. An
older man, with a well-iecured fortune, would
have auited him better. Ilo hud a most un*
wholesome dread of fortune-hunters, and cvi-n
weot so far as to have a mild ^uspiiion tlial 1
ml^lit he just II tiit iiiteri'sted in that way: iiut
all that wnr»: olT in lime, «nd wo wcie 'MI the
Irest of Icinis.
I only meniion thi^ to ^llOw how u suHpieion
oni'c cnl' ilaiiiej will return "ii tlie f:iiiitvF( in-
viljtion, au.i noi lnfrv(|u^ntl> un uoiic ut all,
for the time i.innt> ‘vlicii Mi. li.utlry not oniy
entuitained >i>i^ iiii)iisi Mini.iM-. )ui ciit'eriy
laiifucd iIiIk I'uul liiouirht l'> lli^ iiouit, and
grew luniiieroiis iu ihui vital tiiL'nii toward mo
Berrriiui LunKlev—as imnueiii .i lu^n us ever
Stepp d
Thu d.iy beior« the tMu* liit d l>»r our mai-
riagi', Nell and I hiid Miir llr*t litl I called
to infiHin her of the !iiuulk‘{*l |>>sHit)lo hiteh In
the ohnrch muchtiu-ry. Tb-.* legaliir sexton
obliged to h'ave town, hut hail seenred
the services of his brolhcr, «.i very deaf and
atupid man, aft it turned out." Possilily she
might have soims instrucUons to give him.
I waited full half an himr in the reception
roAm, cooling my heels and warming my
wruth, before Nell rushed in.
“What ia It, Bert?" she asked breathlesaly.—
I am awfol busy.'*
A apark la enough to Ignite a whole city If it
only fttlla upon highly Influmable material,
aod a word ia quite enough to raise n furious
temper In a man who la aehing to get wad; so
I nnawered curtly:
It you are in auch a hurry, it Is no matter
wbat I wished to aay.”
Aell opened her brown ayes In surprise.
gof to lelect some )aro,” she ex
claimed, “and Kate can’t wait."
Neither can I," 1 retorted ahortly, pulling
on my glovea. Then after a moment, I added;
rou tblnk ft great deal of furbelows, don’t
you ?”
“Indeed, I do.”
“I am afraid you will havo to du with vastly
leaa when yon nre married.”
Nell toAfiea her head aauclly.
“AU the more rewaon I ai.ould be allowed to
enjey thoae papa gifea me.”
Thatahot went home. 1 lit my llp«, hot
managed to keep cool nntslde, th(»ugh in
wardly I waa boiling.
“It la not to late too beat a retreat,” I sold
toolly. “If you repent your bargain, th*re Ia
time to eaeape.*'
*N«U’a ey«« grew big with hor.nr nt the Idea.
"Indeed, It !• entirely too late!” she
cried out. “Why, everybody knows It. All
our aet have cai’da—I ahould die of mortifici-
tlon to put Hoff now. Wo must go on, any
way; I have no fancy for bein« a laughing
alock for every one.”
“Belter be laughed at a week than miacrnble
fora lifetime,” I retorted.
Nell opened her llpa to answer, but Juat at
that roomont Kate put her head in at the
door.
**M\ I Nell I Excoae me, Bert-'
I attyed to bear oo mor«, bat toroed on ny
heet and atrode away. No eooiier bad 1
reached my hotel when I was heartily asbamci)
of myself: and when Tom, my cldei brother
and only living relative, rusheil In .uid told me
that he had left his wife ill at home, so anx
ious was he to aee me married, the lait bit of
croa«neas dop.irted, and a gteat wave of ten
derness alolc over my heart for the brown-eyed
girl whom 1 knew loved me far hotter than the
elegance of her father's home or the coelly
trifles he conld give her.
I'oin was ill at ense and worried, and 1 know
nothing hut my mariiage ur funeral could have
induced him to leave home when Lettle waa
ill
Next mornhig I saw Nellie for a moment
ou]y. t>ut the kiss I pressed on her dear little
nii>uth\^asa silent plea for pardon, and a
promiac for better control over my temper
next lime.
Kvvninu tamu^thu church waa pAcki^d—and
I, foeiinu mo«t nnconintoni.v stiiT and awkward
ill a hpan new unit and sp-ckle-i» glovrt>,
w.>iHn^r in the vcstrv.
Nellie was to enter on her fiitlu-ri^ aim. fol
lowed hv her bridi'smaids and gr«>omsmen—
—nt in iiumtier whilo 1 was to cuter In the
nick of time from the vei>lry, the ntiniAtei fr«>nt
hill study, and moe In fore I In* altnr.
It was ait very picttv, liit I ahno«t isiirw I
should make u nics« of it-and 1 did, wiili ‘i
vengeance
1 had ret|Uc^ted t> la* ullosvcl to |t,> itliM)C, »•>
as to keep my p.irt in niitnl, .niil for iIk*
reason went e.u 1> to the cliureli, not to be
Ktured at and vonl'ii»ed. for this fhow iilTth
was not one hit (o my mind.
•lust at the lii't moment'I'otn cati'.o tiiyliinu;
in. followed by the regular *evton.
“I’ve got a telegram from l.otfie,’’ fi.ihl I'om,
hi-* voice «|ulvcrlni:. “Stic I-* \voi««\ aiil I
must ^tdrt at >Mice. .tn^t time t i catch the
train (tond l>y. «’lll'oy ! il>d l»le?s y»u !"
“I'm uoing to,>, jijit rami' to wish vou joy.
Mr. Beit,” >«aid thes» \ton, who hail known mo
hinee I wu^ a lad. “8orry 1 pan'l set; you mar*
ricd. My roiul’a the s.ime a your hn>thrrV so
I’ll t;o with him," and oil they i>oih hurri'Ml.
the d(>or shulling with a »harp click hchind
them.
'ihe t!mo for the aiiiv.^lof iho wedding pirly
drew neai, I advanced to the door that opened
into till.'church. ileHiuiiing to open il and peep
through. It resisted my cITtuls. i frtrtiifcled
with it sharply, no use; llo‘ di'or wa« locked,
Mutterintr a ('urse on the J^tupldity of the
sexton, 1 strode to tlie outer door, in hluit-
ting the door it, too, had become locked, and
was as fast as fate.
(Ireat drops of per!>pirat ion *to«»d (Uit on my
forehead, H hat wii'* to be »lone’ I a?ked
myself the queftion, and moppcil my face with
i\n immaculrtte handUercliief, Init failed to Iind
the answer,
Then 1 tlevv hack t*> the inner dooi mul lis
tened, 'l h« organ was playing irayly. and a
subdued hush told me that Nellie was enter
ing on her father's arm, and hero I w.m staiul
ing like a cai;ed rat.
^h' how 1 tried to t>pcn thal dom, ,\|y
gloves split, and the perepiration tan in livers
down my face and diopped olT Ihe end i>f iny
nose; hut not one ii:oh could I tuidge it.
I have wondered ^^nec how should I h;vve
looked if I had sucecc.led in lou>tin!^ open the
door and been emldenly projected l efore the
eniitf ilf hi a'‘»n, with limp coll;»r. torn iiloves
and dlstendvd eye«> I r,»n umlle n(*w, hut I
can assure you 1 .“luv no fun in il then.
1 liieil the dooi till jM>*iiively no lu‘pi- re-
m:iinud i>» that ilirection i h“n I tl>*w agnln
tothttdiujr. and pouiuled, an i evi’H shouted,
hut to no purpose.
I'tierlv hopeless. 1 lelunud t » t;i»* inner
door once more, AK wa:» siient, .‘^houM I
thunder upon Its panels and proelalin niv |irof»
cnce ami demaml to t -- “h*' out - ’ Notm.lv
likes to look like a r »1 if he >’in Ir li' it iiid
I liesitated
1 iclai'feil aroiiiMl The *vin'l*'VM cun^lil i;iy
eye—whvh id I not ili-iuuht nflhttn'’ I n>uld
at !-'U?t iny ese.ipe, isi' l ihe c reinonv
miirht l-e dr-lavrl, anil eoii: cnn.-ntlv uwKwuui;
still Nill v. inl.l not t r ulU ilv p.il to sli.itiic.
l.iK.- (h.- madni I J il,,-
di'-.iTuc.l it totli.' uh, ^l.l n- U|..o. it, .11.1
Climt'. d ".I 111.* ami ii,ui...\ A.inhov
sill; lIlT'O'lilt: lijt 111.' '•.I'll, I I'l.-ini .l tn leap
out. Iut i ii.i i ). eliO'M' l illi ul iiiv iiosi, ih>‘
cor.l lh.it h-I t III. uc- ;'i.t w hr.u.-n, eoh^..
qin nil V. I II ■ iii(..,'i lit u-s h itnl I'-lt ili'-'-i'li
ihc wlndt»'vv >iiiiiiiiiir i.ip.ditv,
•trikioif mr full np”fi tli • Imm 1. .ml Knoi-ulni;
me o(T tlif tiini'vv • il, .1.1‘liin:.: iii\ In ul
ajrain^t tin* eoMici -t lie 'al-l *. uii'l i.l
laM landing m** hiil I ii_ri .‘:i ihr t!."i
I tried to rise; •uineil ir.!: waiin rn-litd t>\r
my fuee; I ptil nfi mv limd to cie.u my even—
my hand wus ec*\. d w uli i loml.
I fell uhldy unt*. wi'.il;, .viiii I •ingi'cred \n inv
feet; then a black ml^i an»-*e linmnd n»e, tiMd I
knew n» more.
This was TlMjraday • v«v •^uiid.iy afteriiomi
the sexton, returninir to tii.4 di>tie», f'titid me
lying upon the floor half dead, wholly delir-
las, my face covered with blootl, »nd a hole in
my head large enough l«i let the life out of jiny
man. That mine waa sp.ired was bee.mse I
had fallen with Ihe wound down, aiitl Iho hoft
pile of the carpet acted like lint to stoneh tlio
blood.
Assoon us I could control in\ ilioUL:hi.- I
begged to know of Nt Ul'. To'r litil ' giil!
She had been quiti* overwlii lme.r U’htMi I
failed to Hppuar Kate'.s hu:>t*and inched out to
inqtiiru of the sexton^lf he had Ht en me. lie
wus positive tiiat I hail been there. ;ind etpnilly
positive lliHt I hid left luraiii in company with
hla tirntber—sai** h>‘ct>uld not he miHtak»*n—
b«>th seemed in a grr it liiiriy, and ha.I jumped
into a CHiria>.'e and t-cen diifen lapldly away.
Mc.sengei.-4 weif feiil i" iny liotcl, hnl with
uut gaining a ilevv to niy wheieabonlf; to
after a mortifying wait, Nidlii* had liecn taken
home, and the very moniinif «*f the tl.iy 1 was
discovered the whole faiiily sailed for
Kurope,
As soon as I wait ali>e to Kian.t I aaiU'd in
search of the wonjiiu I ii.id so innoceiiily hn •
mtliateil. Noi knowiag lur whoreahout,s, il
was two miOitlio before 1 found her. At lust,
one evening, wandering on lt»w n-ashore of a
quiet little T.nglUh town, I espied her-ani
olone.
That she beliovcd me a ino»t hl.ickened vll-
liun waa plain, for the look she gave me when
•be recognised my prtseuce, was one of unut
terable contempt. Now lhal 1 hiid found her,
I was determined KhoBhould hear the trnth.
“Nellie,” I ericd, hurrying to her and gra^p•
ln both her little hnnda before she hud time
to eacape.
"Well, sir,” she ivpliofl,
trying, but itt vain, to ir«o hiii' hands.
ilarliitg/' I plo««leJ, “you will
rtt Io:ist V.V'AV :t man l*cf*»r.* yon tvn-
lU’tnn him
Her faco tlaalnMl angrily
“Wlmt cim yon Pav,” hIh* hnint oiU
hotly, ‘'tlint w ill in;»ivr your tumthb't
li'ss (lasi.-inlly? —U.iv«‘yoji nui
ino tlio ohjoot t*l fvi'iy riilintU*
iwu\ I'ontomplii'Mm pity ? OtV«‘rini; mo
pnhlic insult no wotn iti riUiM over hu*
j»ivr»?—H.IVO you !u>t in.iilo ino hiilt'
ovcryho'ly, niysoll nio.-^| n|’ all? \Vh;it
moi(* ilo y^n wi'tli, lu'vlfain l.:jnglev,
yott villain "
I \vilH’»*»l liltl.' ;it thl* Wnfil, wx I
thon^r|,{ ol my hrokcti Ih'HiI —iliMim'h
G‘mI kiinw^ I (litl t)o( hlniiM* lu r, he-
lit'vint; as slu' diil,
^‘Wliy uro ym lu*ir ? .\tnl why ^li«l
y»'n ntii itw.iy slu* ihmamlcil, \v!il» .i
wlir'Io wnvlil «i| *rij ‘-n tin* wonN
"i iPi ;i\vay “
“I iliil lint rmi ;iwuy, I w i « h'ckr-l
np."
■‘h'lrkoii tip! h'.'i Wlu’fo'."
('til'll p *.>r Nrll, shirting- ha'-k, :i I"ok
«.r htiriin’ tTi’opiiiir lip into tin l-rt>\vii
ryrs.
I \only hriii'Vf ihtl >\w lln*ii;;lit |.n
an itir*taiit I li;i I :i(i>)r(l tnitrilrr |fi ntli'r
»'i inicj,
“W hy. it) vcHiry.'’ I rvpl.iitUMl,
a hull' looli'ihly. “(’.•iih'hii I sil 1 >\vtt
ittul Irl nil* It'll yoii **
riii'i w.is ;i iiinsti r ?.t r.ikr. Ni-il
scrih'il iH'f'i'ir illiiHtJ ilrinin . iiioi I,
lull' siiliiijr, Ii.t’i lyiii;^* :il lu r I’rt-t, ic
l;ili'l ti Ih t ihi* chiipti'i "i my tiib t.n'
ItllM',-^
l*t':lf litllf ui '1 ! luT l;ii'o iMiuhloii’ il
I'i'toif I wM'i iiair tlif'‘ti';h iiidiM'il, I
ntn Mirry l* •■'ay sIm> I iU'.;ln'il «pjiti‘
ht*,niily;lmt slir bi'i-.-nni' «ii*h»r wIumi
I t»hl lirr ;ihout lln' wiil'low ’.»iliitt)^
• |i»\\n, iiil h’:tti.i| o\ or iii'l ki‘5*«r'l ih.'
sc.ir ott my lifa-l li’iiih'i ly, ninl I kn»>\v
tint pi':U'i' aii'l ‘niilitl'in'i' woro ic
sCnfcd. ,\Ct(‘r I wo Tdi (*» trillc
ini' over it in ;i t^i'ncval w:u
“Il \va^ ;t tli\Miltul hi iw l«» tui*,"
s.ti'l Nell, p('ii':ivi'!y; “ i tlioii;'liI Ihit
iiiy hr.li t hr »koii,"
‘‘1 llioiiixht il w.i'i n pi(lty loit.jli
hlow mysrll', ’ I lan;',h'''l “I'')
I llioti^lil tiiv lu*:i«l w.r luoK.'H ! V. lii'ii
lli;it wiihlow c iinf «].t\vii It Iviiork* «1
iiiv liiyhrr than tJihh-p.yV i.iu*. 'I'ho
tu'\i linw w f :ui‘ iii.iu i«mI. N‘'ii, I \v*'n'i
ho h'il lo ili^ n(it «d‘:itiy Mirh riilini-
Idtis hole a :i vo'^lry. il I lu re m o
:itiy wiinlows that lia\« pfot I ' h.‘
jtimpi'ii out o|, w’c'll hop mil t> •
(Ji'oat \va-; the i:»mily wMUih r tt* seo
n?» walk In inj.';-‘tlu'r: l>iu » vi'vyihiu:^ I
\v;is all i‘i;;hl as soon a-* cvpl.ntuMl.
ami Ml aiul Mi^’. M:iii!i y rHiistii(t>l
that Vrll .iinl 1 miv,lit. In* inai t i-'tl lu-vt
il.iy ill tiio «ptaiiit htth> ('hiii'‘ii in tli>‘
Attil so wt* Wi-H'. \ h''l ii»\ I'liil.' il)
mysi'll’, ;tad Tiipa am! Mamm i l>arth*y
loH i\v(‘tl **tl'.‘rly iu‘hiti‘1 ami Kal'-
ainl ln'f hii'il'aini. weir .ill tlo' ri.»\\.l
n r ir.J
.\ r^tr tti', who Ita'I a I'a*! rohl. nlli.-i.i-
tril, ati'llln‘ lintf hoti'ifcil ,itpl woihi
rcnowtn il Mii'krtH* woiu ni p(‘'A -'HM in r,
sliahhy ati-1 ‘tiitlVy. w 1*^ on h nnl lo
mak«' v« r\IliiiM^ r>>mni(i' an>l propi r.
So thi4 1^ why uo w» ro m;n i ini
’.vllin'iit hri'ii 'mai Iaiil ha i nv"
Wr.Mil.o il,i\
THE TEST oTtRUF. inVF.
"Wi'h'f'tUi' li 'iiio. 1* (ii'-y
Mij.ph'vth' wa'J ;tl ii‘ pulli.st il.i-j
"wi-i I .1 iin - «lav .1" il -r •:h-1 -• • ly
ill - hill-, lhal i ■ >\\ i I'd .it i.;
i- .'It rvi-\ \ r-!.h'. 1 >o'^ II I'i tli.- • l.-i.iv
.■h II W-hr,; tl,.' ul! I - l illlll i. I.
.ilniH' t hdlih ii hy tlo- |'|: li- .
w h.i'.' ‘ti I .it !uhjl;Iim •>! I'ri i !i u -i-
"n. iil I an''iii!4ls ;i;:aitiNl tin’ o|
I In- ‘■mi' iui'. I'aii'V l\‘ikiii' w .as
.'*laitiiii!u'. iiiol as 1‘Jln li I I I'.'iti i:-iii
'-pnj,,. ill,- w .M U w i^i w hn-ti liii- ot, ,|,-
|| I' I.pri!>, l.t'i I U'r ii.rhlf'l lip ilti a
railiaiii 'Jv 1 niiii* tiial w i> ln‘;miit'il
it; iN sail i‘\paiisi* «i|’ton it oi y.
"Ca>in(> to hn', i’.tJisy.” }'«• >>-ai'l.
il w.i'i f')iV )rHih').
LTiiilo, thiit ' p-ki*, yrt '.villi soiiH'lhiiiix
io il.sloni-s that ir.iuio tiu* liiil )'hi';4*
ill her t'.Vi ilc'i, f. v rish wiilk itp anl
«|m\vii, aii'l '^ho pn‘S"in| her liaiiils | i
In’f ihi ol»liiii'j,- Iriiiph’s, h> 'kin;.f at iiiiii
wiih lar;jfo, hri.;ht, palln'tii* »‘y '^. I»ii!
Ih* StI’i'K'hi'J .lilt his liaihl ami sh‘
raim* to him. Hr pro-i.-^cMl his arm.';
aroiiiiil hrr vvai-^l aii‘l lu-hl hiT to his
hivasl a moim nl in sih‘m*o.
1’n'Si‘tnly Tatisy Mpnkc. ‘‘It is vovy
liol. is it not, ihii'liip,,tsho saiil.
‘‘VcH,’* iTpliial Kthclhpfl, ‘'ami il is
tiiiii^ laU*. and wo shotiM Im> p,‘"in^
|,oiHf’’ — liiit as hi* spt>ki‘ llu' i^ivl looknl
up at him with thoso hamlsotiu* d;irk
rvos lhat had im? wiudicd xn many tiion.
“|)«i voii lovo ?” ^hl‘said.
“I’ai-siotuili’ly. my aip^id," was tho
I’l'ply, in II'cmtilotis Umi's.
“And w’ill yj)ti hny im* rtotm* ico
orijam slu* {'oulinnt'd.
Kthidhofl toll, hiH hcat l tlirobhiii^r
.'iL^uinsl lii.s HiisprndiM*, ami lor an in-
Hiatil In* oiMild not, roply. Uni Ihr mo-
moiilary aLfilnlioii was hooh ovt'f, and
lh» .spoko r»nl in ‘h‘ar, m:dlow tonos,
“I will do ii with )>loasni«'/’ hu said,
'I'hc pf'iirhy rhcok ul' I Ik* ‘,'h'l was
laid ‘lortc In his now, an.l tho vdvoty
lips kissu«l him tonderly hack of ilio
li'ft car. Ami ilum, turning her head
filijrhtly, Pansy wIiiMporcd to liLMSclf :
“I havo not lost my ^;rip.”
KEEP CHEERY.
(»no (d the nu)St d»*iightl'ul sijjli!?* we
know of is that of HunKliitio in hutn;\Vi
fjtccH. Ilow snch a man 1rawrt tiJ« to
liintsidf, Sco his lar^o, snntiy natniv.
Xothiiifij si’cms to ohmd his f.t'W
U'fiilo iilhoi’s arc ojoomy and di.*('onr*
ijod ho is 1‘nll of hope and full of ooni.
ago. Hr It'oks oti iho hvi*;hl nido ; ho
lativ^hs at ad*’«*rsity and snaps his lin-
ill ihf f.ioo o\ dis’onra«4('imnts.
Ill* (oiitvs up all at'ounil him. Sohli' is
oti iho maivh f-sd tin- iavi';»uatiu^
clVocl of sm li ;i m.Ill's pirsjuoo. 'I'iii d
workris r\AI Vwhrro ato oluM'n t| and
slroii*.;th(*iH*d hy Ihc 'iiihl of Htt’h
liirci .‘tnd thi* soiiiid of Htndi ViUces.
’riii-i i’* il ptioidoH^ po'«o.s‘{|uu I ‘ a
tnolhor. wtio, iruchoi, miui‘hT or atiy
haih‘1 t»l nu-n riiitik 1 tin* di'^roni'
a.ii’cmi'iit an«l woarim'S'* of workiio^ on
dav hy «|av, hv tip* ^idl‘ of one ..i
nnd r ihi* anlli"iity i>f our wln> i“ al*
wavs t'lijojny and m.uo'^r It wrro is
pl.-aaul and as rjiny to lahoi' iti d U‘k-
\u »s and iu sha 1 >w h.
t’lMM rs mru ;uid w oui« u ;irr sirou ;* r
lUMi ami womrii. They d» morr.
'I'liov ;i^c loss, rariy iio u>o1o‘Jn Imr •
d' us :iud avoid much h'irtioii. 't*h >r
laci-'- .»rr known and rc;id «*t all inrti,
and \vh:it a joyous, lu'allh 'Xiviuo talc
ihry tell
l>» y.nj ‘Jav ihi*' .tli »• )»rauMfuI .aiol
tiiti', 1‘Ut these wo speak *>f liave no
Inili .' Nil ill hrallh, or hrokt ii lor
turn .-;, or crush'-I l.oprs li\\‘ rv4 r
r.ano I * sh'id >w and rjidiitt'a’ tlu*ir
iiso? ^'lay, Irirnd, this suppo>ili >u of
you.‘'i is all wi'on;;' ’fhe^'O men and
wojn* u could t(dl y*'U o|t. n .d‘ sevorr
jdckiii'ss or ^ic.it loverM's of l.ulunr.
'Tht'^r thing;s havr not pr» V('nl>‘d them,
lu'od n »t pr(‘veui any ont' Irotii liviiiL;
it! ihc Minli“’hl.
t)h, how we nred sueh ni' U and
w vuiica n 'W. \Vr ma d I hem in rvriy
home an*l evM\ tdiuii h. .\ri-you .uir
«d'llH‘r " 'Then y-n arc d‘'iu>x m^o-d
rMiiiitnially; loiu^* it as the snu '^liim-s
in ln’a\on «m' th ■ rain tails on the »‘arlh.
hripliil utiiii“
I llie'*r? 'I’hrn
;real vwi‘rtiie*
t»e| out lV"in
III wero nrvor
I S I .>ntiuu;illv.
NO. 88.
ADV'ERTOEMKKTS.
The great miperioriiy of DR.
BITLL’S COUGH S\71UP over
allothercough remedies U Attested
by ihc immense popular demand
for tlut old established remedy.
D.'BULL’S
COUGH
SYRUP
I’or the Cure of CohrIii, Colds,
U'arrenc^’. t’riMip, .Asihina,. Bron-
cliiti'*, Whooping Cough, Incijticnt
Con'iiimiiiion and for tlie relief of
ronsumiiiive pcr»on« in advanced
«a"cs of the l>iscasc. For Sale
^>j^il^nipRist«^^|nce^^eiU
.M '
ViUI l!l
iJ'.l
II \ .
\re \ou Ho| MUr
\ oil lui- ' much »d th
an 1 Jovtni ness i>| llio.
under the eh-iid' Voi
meant t«> hvo in t« ai
l»*-‘j.iice ! (’he»i up! Whistle, ''iu;;,
ih» sotuclhiuii to hri^hton y.iui:a*lve j.
l.iVf hone.sljy hefori* tlod .au>l man
:md «|.i t’hrer up othors ;tnd
r .\ V T IK A, »l o o H F
o (>fle>« I'j ilu’p^t'lie ;o
,1 V I s Vf» V r \f f-:\T Ot
1 :\llc-« t-'tuui«iiliig (|ooJ». .te.
t 111^,41* KOIC
MUS \[. \ MOOHK,
atf-;'mitl» >» IU kI. Ul >a,
W. ldv'n. N c
F
I a>l>>r (iins in k "'d i t.a‘>dr ehciip.
1 one Hrili Cotton I’ri'ss r*ady for
C IlKAULUV
FREI-
Fttr IUn*>tr;U^i
I'lii tr I'.ite*It'll niM'toi em«MtaJ^na%n n* othrr
- Jnr »M‘#
• U VlllMVN \ \ l.oh OK. MimSv-l.rohio.
:uii; 10 2uj
In yourown town. Termn and
»7‘nn..utilt fo*e v\dlro«« II llnlhtt St VO'
1‘. Ill-net. ^l1ine uprOty,
r.REAT bargains.
iviuifour nt'Tv .md b-autiful
Ko.' u rMN utly nntehaHed of tin* in.innfaeturerH,
lui'l e>nU;illy invin>you l«) eall and >‘'e th« m
ir\M> rUAcKLliT*^.
■ 'I’l U \ N \ h Of \ i II \INH.
t‘l.\.MOMi AM» ^Kf(, l{|.N(iS.
■'t.Ki.vI, in- rr(»N;j \np stiiuh,
.'.>1 IP .'M VIlU.^rooNS, FOKKS ko.
I'ktr iloMt 4':iHlor iiiKt 9*1 i
niri'd t>y the l.ost
iiuliiiht.
thus till
1 hi
Ills wilii llir suu-hiii
lail>
. kind W'ird" and
Idru Uul
lud Illi oUl
I'f 11 IS )U-eS
VVllIl SUIIIIV
JUKKTfSKMKNTS.
(ioi.n \vrent-;
Krsor
THE MOST POPULAFl
fjSMGIVfAnHIMES
U IF. ir^
r* V o 1.1).
tlul ilU]
vn H 11 o t^ s i:
I* ‘•Irort,
klulcilfll. .
HAS flO 7)
Eq|J^L ■
THE ROANOKE NEV'S
ADVRRTUtMO iUTia.
naeHqutre, SMi N0eiMM|flr|f
Two Sniuroa, AOOllO 0A|90M|i0«M
Thr«« Hquiir«ft, 8 00|lA 00laoM|4«t*
A'our 10 00 U tO i M 001 46 ••
Poortb (?ol*n, 16 00 00 44i 00 llO M
luir owumii, ioooiooolfluool«6»
Wliol«»rohinin, Oa« TMr, 76 ••
“I vvonldn‘1 eare to be the prclliesl niil
ulive,” Himpered II svv.i In rtrt lie s;U In ii drnw
Inu roo?n “Indeeil ! Why not ? whs Ihc
roftpi'use. •’Ueeiuiae,” (»;i|d he, “IM intlor In*
next to licr.”
•Never put off until tomorrow what you
luv« done to dtiy," U the frisli wuyof putljnjf
IS
ALWAYS
LI FETI M E
SlJRPASGES^.v''OTHERS
;m UNION so. NEW YORK
GHICAr.o ILL. -?-
OnAWGE MASS.
I', s I i; I. I li I I)
1*4 |^A7.
nurc W- DANIEL
18,)7
PROPIttlONAt. CARDS.
W. O. KLLIOTT. ^
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no'tr ‘Mi,
Ho-.>nii 3 &n 11 VlrKlniAn BiilUlUf.
• Ijf
pARNCII h BNl.t
iri'(»U«l-'V4 AT I. \W.
N. O.
I'r.tIn tli‘ '’•uiutiofKnllliiX
Kdifoe tiiilx' itid Wilson 'o|l(*cttoti« made !.• a:)'
P%rt« of t'le Jnn II tf.
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c «ri.»xi»•« I \i.iF X n.sT» ^ ’*
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11*1 llou^e. ?4irlel
civt‘u t > %U Itriiiiohen t»( (|i •
hn \i \\
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U I !.t M’ N.
riii'tie'. IU linifiK nut .\dlo;ninj
n i P*».|'*r il «t»d **in»r*».n •
WiU ti' n ■•» I in I N'*e», •nee •*ver> fo*"!-
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N II I* X >• *1 U e II C t H I .
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Wi:i.l)0,>f. N- 0.
Will viii. i*i ’‘l "i A» Iheir homeii wliendeK'n
T?nuH ll'A«.>natdn. nrtfllv
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• liYSHUIVJ. N.
rrA.-ti>'‘ 10 III* eoiirtH of Nttrtloiio|>(i>n and
,«d|('luln nUo In th4 Pedvral and K«-
I'Toan- e tart^ lune I tf
A L r i; K K P A N I R L.
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I*riielu’e.4 ui II illfnt and a‘tj'>lnin»r countloa
.''iivsial :itt*ntli)ii tflv'ti t,o eillooiioii* lit
all )virt« ofth« ?(uie and i«roui|>t return* mail**
f« t) 17 I y
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yfrill, X. ('
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BAKER & CONFECTIONER.
ir /•; L n o n, n. c.
A voey l irKo »un!»ly ef
I'KTNrn.
Ai’ri.i;.
UI.ACKIJKIUIY nnd
WII.IM lliauiv nUANDY.
Win SKI I w.
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MADKIKA nnd
rdAMVAONK WINK.
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l'U)ITH. MOI.ASNICS.
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Can ba touml to* oiU^'e n» Ki-rt**lt1.
Puri'.Siir.iim t)» d^ ih»* r
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ton. K I rl»iti n.i'l:M\etfn->Iii the s«-
l.r in-’ e Mirt. "f tie* .‘^•aie and tn ih«- l^ed»*ral
Courti o( f mnnt Tll^lrief Oollei I|.*ih nmde
ly I* »rt of 1 11.'«|.ife. Jan I ly
i*fiv«iri % \ ^ t vn «irirffsr.t>^fi,
\v V. I. n o V. y. r.
A« .U and 1> Il /.oilin ttrr. liHVlntr united
pnrh»"rs ih iIm> jo-aeik*'* « f n»' die n»* nnd*‘»
the -1.11'^ nnd Hi in of Hr. A K f^tll.rolfer ic tlio.
tT«*r tli'Mr |.rof.‘*,«i«.iin| Mftrvlc'w (o jji'^ rind«c
•en»riUv iiiid >»onrn i* >*1nn' i'fth«-lr pntn nnin*
)i-> 'U l e jrefnJ and ntri*i»i |i»« to
1-nti nt-, a .• of ilir nnn wiihawny^ l> low id
t tlifir oftlo.* In /.oiiieotfer’'* Hi u*c Sfor*»
fiil«M.t j «vei tn* rr’fii d ni all h«.iir» > i*«l wi^n
I. >ih w III vl-lt on * »fivf ttmr ntten-
f|.a U‘ ixttti'ii!!* svltln ul r'tm M nrir'.
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»Hd «.j-iftV«Nl«»NrM
ot evt'ty d».>ei-i|nion mad ' to onlur ranKi'*ir Im
vrU- ’ frmi ui.
Hrnt by mail touiiy addr* m, with |>oat*
utT;* R'aitilf envlOMifl tur ^aliii-n.
AV*^V1) t). rdeiV^ ur.* r«H'«itvid (ltvu> rK U i-ro
) iu-‘d nn I r rvuirdrd: 0 It dom )tui rive
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Can bt'fouthliu tlip Uo.iiiukM Nen’s oniM.
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