TILE UOAXOKK NEWS, THUKSDAY NOVEMBER 24, 1892.
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'Hieortfii, dear," said a lovely muid,
As they sat tm the porch the other nilit,
"Its unhealthy to kiss, the doctors say,
So ot roursuit cannot he right.
Not right."
"Well, darling," spoke the noble youth,
As his color mantled high,
"I never thought being kissed to death,
Such a horrible death to die.
Let's try."
And then they tried,
And neither died,
For such a lick
Ne'er made one sick.
Not sick.
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la freln th. system of LillomttMsW
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dumbejue, billons collo, and clTeefaf
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DO YOU KNOW
Thai you can hT yoar oyit teattd ac
curately, and fitted with glaaaei by a
practical optician at
YOUNG'S JEWELRY STORE.
The finest eet of tet leniasin theatate,
and there will be no charge for teating
your light.
More eyes are ruined by glasses sold
by incompetent persons than any other
eaoae. Therefore, we advise you to be
oareful with your sight, and have year
eyee examined by a
COMPETENT OPTIC 'AN
Silver Roods for bridal presents, dia
monds of the finest quality, watchei in
gold and silver cases, clocks of the Vent
makers and good timers, gold thimbles
and Christmas goods, gold headed canes
aid plain gold rings, epera glasses and
fiaaey hair pin, aid ef the latest styles
of goods, at the
LOWEST P0SS1MLI PRICES.
n . J- W- YOUNC,
Oe Syee. k laik Sts. Petershnrr, Y,
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that
'I Cell iu love with a young lady I
al'tcrwiirJ.i niurrioil wliiln the battle of
the WildeiDcss was ragiuy," wiid Majur
Dan Thmnpson, a niiiubiT of the Keini
niseenet! L'luli, that was in Kvsion ut the
Southern, says the St, Louis (Jluho lletho
erat. 'Duriu tlie first day's fighting the
Cuiil'ederates charged us aeross au old
diteli ami were driveu bauk with terrible
slaughter.
We advanced and took up a position
in the ditch, and i'or a i'ew moments the
roar of battle died away, with the excep
tion of a Confederate battery far to our
left, which kept snarling viciously, llight
in frout of me lay a young Confederate
who had been shot through the hips. Ha
was a handsome boy, not more than sev
enteen, and was evidently suffering terri
ble agony. He was trying bravely to be
a mau, but the tears would rise to his
and iu a few momeuts he wa
bitterly.
sobbing
"I a-ked him what I could do for him,
and he took from his pocket a portrait of
his sister aud asked me to give it to her
when I reached Richmond. He evl
deutly believed that because his regiment
had been driven back tnc cause was
hopelessly lost, and that nothing re
mained for the Federal troops to do but
march into Richmond with colors flying
"I had the youngsfer carried to the
rear and cared for, and put the picturo of
his sister in my pocket, where it remained
to the end of the war. Her brother re
covered and was finally exchanged. A
few days after the capitulatioo of Rich
ntond I called on the lady to deliver her
picture according to promise, and well:
it was another ease of Held by the Enc
my. The brother and I are in business
together in Baltimore."
AND SHU 1JKLIEVKL) 1II.M.
It was early midnight when the youi g
bride heard the front door suftly opened,
and as he came up in his stocking feet
she dried her eyes and determined that
the time for action had come at last.
"This will never do, George," said she,
with a steely glitter in her eye that
sobered him on the instant. "Perhaps I
wouldn't mind it so much in the years to
come, but our honeymoon is barely over,
and here you stay out nearly all night.
Uuless you promise to stop I'll go back
to my father." "
"Forgive me, my dear," he replied,
bracing himself for the supreme effort of
his life, for he knew the crisis had come,
aud upon the result depended whether
marriage was to be a failure or a bloom,
ing success. "I know my conduct must
seem cruel to you, but that is only be
cause you know so little of men and their
ways. All my life I have been accus
tomed to staying out all night. I can't
stop suddenly, for the doctor has told ne
I have heart disease and that any sudden
shock was likely to kill me. That's why,
my dear, I must taper off gradually."
"Forgive me, George," she sobbed,
throwing herself on his breast. "I have
been very selfish. I know you try to do
what is tho best for you. Never again
will I scold you, for it would drive me
crazy if I knew I was the cause of your
killing yourself."
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kUiutig uirdicinal tonics & altcrativcs,con
taining nothing which permits iu use as
a beverage or intoxicant, it is recognized
as the best and purest medicine for all
ailments of Stomach, Liver or Kidneys.
It will cure sick headache, indigestion,
Constipation, and drive Malaria from the
system. Satisfaction guaranteed with
each bottle or the money will be refund
ed. Price only 50c. per bottle. Sold by
W. M. Cohen, druggist.
When Baby was atak, am bar Caetwrta.
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The dyeing and dry
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with NEATNESS
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Woolen and mixed
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