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rirnn.T) •it iu- --*■ ■" ..i in.'t > [,
u i:. 'Twa« but a word, a careless word> ,
i. p.;» tss ««t
Then swiftly onward winged its flight.
It gatherc4./eight as o-», it j»pe4,,
1 hat careless word 111 its career. -
Then rumor eanght the flj ing word,
jig
■ a -veMcte?r-mjffjNuHw.
~ And then that word was winged With fire.
Ite mission wa§ a thing of pain, " : r " "
. For kbcmit drops I •
j. t
' Ar d then another page of IKo.
WItLI huroingi scaldJw toars was blurred;
A lwd of care was hewior UMid.e, "
adffbtt weiytrt, tAat. ol ess »aHi' l
- T ' . ; That oa#Mert
. ahro llS h.everylf^^sjT v
. f.'
It calmed, but bittw»feh*es mark
Tlie pathway Oftlvatljitter void. c.
• - [Living ChurcW s
t
TaSBIIIOAI. VKII..
A pretty dark, eyed, girl begftn to work
it, whose loverwas over tho bea. She
.'.*4'll b'jiikl ; v'eiTf in my
tor mairy me, I shaU§e a guy
'^Jwi'd o' j
But sho nover flnished tho -Veil.; Wal
ter cutno too soon. She 'married Jicr
as poof" as herself---and
went widTTiiTfffTo'London; andjhp half
Jinwhed veil went ait>ngvvc*l«%|ly (foldod
pcasaxit;
~W the clap.
I -u ijlng lSier hand aau dancing idetiglflcdly,
*? - flhooli it out at the lolds. 'Dear
few; liianiina, what is and
ia it . but I alf done? Gan i lijtve it
n ,'foi' » dre#s lor my doll, mxwiuuu?'
St"-.
shook her 1/oad, and ImlKsighod, as
pressed Hps.
*;m ? king. -q _ ,
K 4 BiU itshftll'not bßhldfto'n feoiftng from
u t ' she said, teiuTerly. '1
I will finish it, and whon the time comes
k lor my-Ade'e to bave
} a veil to bo prond ot.'
K : . A«|iu the little taper &agfl» toiled
| merrily and busily over the delicate lace,
1 and fairy like fcrns and musses of grace*
Kftil.llowet»gte*v steadily nifdei them.
|i Adele Watched the progtess of the work
V'with the keenest interest. "* " -" 1
VWammarteach ine to work it/ she
■ said one dAy. 'My fingers are much fiuer
B«ud tinier than yours.'
After that she would bring her little
I work basket Jo her Jhothcr's side and
work a veil for her doll. The facility
with which she learned the graceful art
was astonishing. At tho age of fifteon
po perfect was'she that Ehse did not fear
lo let her lako part in the creation of the
luidal veil itself, bat they worked at it'
now and tfhen as the fancy seized them.
Louis itivkjre was from France, like
pd§^s^KotbSr —that bod been a bond
v een (hem from the first—for Adele
mother's country for her motli
|r's sake, thougti she herself was proud
called English, aud she also
Frenchman.
I jLohis caine ot noble blood and was
irclMo-do. He had somo money—not'
nougii to live upon in idle luxury, but
Boiity to secure him a fair stal l in bnsh
Mas life. L iiwilling to enter upon this
* J|—III II I • «
»THB ALAMANCE GLEANER,
ijK |.-v»».iTHt! Ofillik j»ln if «♦*!»» : j*v| yt« it-w * d:>tt* »n«l! n* •ff .sbniw il «"d ||„ ■
coime in Talis, wlicre liis noblerelarlj^iV^|
\v i>ulO lo uppvsa hiia, lie.hud
clrjaen London aa Ulb sociic of Iris fhture
efforts, amtfctnbafked'in busiiicss at a
merchant thei;e.
iH>e li;ij>i)y weeks and mouths grow
Jbt.o
it was now agreed and promised that,
: when thtr.spring lime came sho should be
iliviere's bride. -
» i 'Wcm list, finish thoibridiU veil,' cried
Eli«evai»llrterly r l nrl tel! lyirVul, Mqusffrtif
.Louis, 110 lady of your promt hotise eVer
wore ii'laee more exquisite and
h.liall'j iio( icel'proHd when I look at my
b,eafiliiul child in her marriage robes,
and think ot the poor peasant girl o(
long ago, who toiled ut the lace to earn
coarse bread sojar away over the sea«|.)i
Loub mi ned qui kly at these wOWN.
a look otf displeased surprise in his dark
eves.
* . . I . : . 4~. . I t . r . ' ■
• What peasant girl, madame?'he quest
tioned, uneasily.
•Mysell'Pfche answered, happily, not
marking the look or the teno. 'What, was,
I but a poor little laco maker when my.
generous vonog lover married me, the
lather ot Ad&le?'
lie answered nothing, and Klise went
lhenily chattering on; but Adole noted
hjs suddenly,downcast eyes and globhty
eyes, though she was fur from suspecting
tho cause of either.
His haughty family pride had rcceivod
fcldow.
'A lace-niaker!' said to himself.
'A peasant girl! If I had but knowti jt 1'
All thut night, and for days and nights
afterward, the thought fjf .his bride's
humble extraction tortufeiL him; the
eiting to his pride could not be remqVWi
Unconsciously to himself his tiupejrM
ance alleoted his temper; be became irrh«
able, fretful, lmpa'icni, sometimes to the
very ot impOlilOtiesß even, abovr
Mift';violent (
tl»e bridal v*ilr«',L r '
•I detest the Sight of it!' lib' ci:%d,
. oveuiiig.'m a momeifl of
ftnd when ho and Adele weiu aloiieJ
'lt> indeed, you love uie, never work 11 at'
it in my presence, Adele; and if! dared
apk one special favor of you, it should
bp—'
jFte paused stiddo oly—she was fisteitfng
in great sarpufte.
' VVell.'ahe tonli ! 'lfsiiould be
-4 Wear anV olhfel'Veil til 1 the woi'ld; .bnt
Alible bo;manied i» jf.
«" She folded her 'work iMiiV let
haivds tall on it ii| her lap ; one couhl "see
that timsc little hands were trembliny.
Sho AVas greitily man
ner and request, a»d also ■vaguely hurt,
Mien#earae kile#■^row , o^ , Whyv
tle'and unpleasant'
Could it be possible (hat the was about
to (Imcotw;its.cause?,, n «.u i . ! |!
'Yo« ask a singular fhvor.' She said, 7
with forced quietness. 'Ate you aware'
s%t,m.y
I -.tTiie hot, impulsivo. temper answered
frt*fartili!y, withOrtf a 'tli^u^ht:
•It is' fdr that' vefrjf reafeoii tbtft I
«i , !'j > mnr-T • El p '
I •■ !-• •:'■) *i ■! ,f ~,n •
hn&then she understood him. This
daughter of England hud been slow- to
suspect or comprehend the pride of the
French .but flic would tiot
■ [if li'; ■ •: IKS' i '
marry the UN" who thought he etoopeti,
to take Her.
Bhe folded up the veil, and gently but
m ;.'V
1011 did not know when first .you
sought me lor a bride, that mamma was
a la6e-worker in France, if you had. per
'j-RPB 3°n would not have loved me.
Siu«e you have learned this fact yoii have
regretted our engagement. Yon need
not speak. I have seen a change in ypti
—l.feel that it'is so! But there it no
harm dono,' she went on with simple dig
nity, 'since I have learned the lruth 4 bes
fore it Is too late; aud held out
to liim, a little Irembliug hand, which he
look mechanically—"and so i wiH grant
you the favor you coyet, my friend. Your
bjide shall not wear my darling moths
er's bridal veil'-hore he kissed the hand,
aud she drew it quickly away—'but that,
is because I shall not be your bride.'
No need to dwell npon what followed.
Ifi3 prayers, bis protestations—humble
at first, then angry—his tears, that had
no power in them to sap the strength of
her resolution. They parted coldly at
last—lovers still in heart, for love dies
not so easily, but outwardly seeming
scarcely even friands. :
She stood proudly as. he left the room;
when the sound ot the street door closing
niter him struck like a kuoll of hope to
Iter young, passionate heart, she flew to
the window aud watched him out of
sight.
•Go! Go!' elic cried,ltla9hiii; away tlie
I Icara lliat blinded lier. 'Go from my eyos,
hateful tears, and let me ace my lovb for
!\lie last lime! My Jove! my love! And I
have lost iiiui!'
GRAHAM, NO-, WEDNESDAY J.VM'AIiV 21 1880
Bhe sank down, sobbiiig. Just then
the sound ot her mother's voice, si.iging
mcilily an ol.i Frojicb song in a nom
above,'came to her cars. Once more she
dashed the tears awav.
'•lie despised yon, tfty darling mamma
—you t jflo. no, I will never pardon
him.'
tier parents questioned h«r j(ti raiiu
She bad quarrelled, with Louis; that was
all they could learn. And be tyro a cfiaf66
- 1
ten with mortal illness unt'. dwd in three
days, and-Adele, overwhelmed by the
awful calamity, was prostrated with
bfitfn lever. ( n:o-«
At this jnucturo a pumiDjns catno lo
Louis from France demanding his im .
modiato presence there. Strailgo changes
Imd taken place.. Two of the three Uyes
and estates of the Marquis le la Ulvlere
li id been suddenly »w-ept awav, and the
llilrd'ty'frftil', and dclicato chihl Itiy dying
i liliiiftalH a feeble
,pld tnan, »'as also at .the point of death,
sp they sent iii haste to as the
heir of the d) ing irobleman,
'' The,news bewildered
swelled wi|h exnllation and delight,' but
it > Artelet hhd>be not lost
Adele?"''l- t^Ho* 1 WMt 1 Bi*' wealth
'I will go implore,her paido*!.'
lie made the attempt luit in vUin.
6ongbt her fatlrcr, and said a fuv words
to him. however that, that might have
inadp all well again, had .shQ ; flw heard
there: ibut she ueVer did* ' '• When, 'lifer'
long and'waging illness was
last, and qhe beg&n
'hwsolt %n>
Orphan ii Hi very tmU Iv I t Walter had' fpl-
Riwed®Hso ! to R MlTferWorTdi .*■' }l
•'Jfteii evferi thiewp
ifoiw had been tferribiy involved; When
all was sottted She Wa'S' pftViniiessi ' ' *' t ' n
'' Pcror'A!de'W.J i|> lVUly nlifc-'hl it be said
'eam» netraingte spiesj but
in battallions.' father, irfother. lover,-
ltoftue afl!:gone! .'What'•'■■•'Had' Mfoviofl,,
16 tliler her but patience and pail.?
would have, iwritten
,her immediately upon hUarrivaHu FMri#
kfrnit tl«*t lie'WH sttliUssnilJi Brtro that her
i A &*/
W)Bpk(J. jLatef he did.WfUOi infoKtningJllho^ll
tully> of ;his«irangely altered fortunes,ami
Imploring Iter to 1 pardon nd accept'blico
de ia
nn'Terc. |ti
.And Jjie_lstttar never reached hern The
lionvrtoiwhMi'ittMOflas empty, audi:
deeerlcd, thtnately. hijnpv homfe-'Wrts
brokeil tipT ' finilish Wrf'i
wsv'hbm'A LA.
tu ije were ®iy
mr
1 "Sttftb 1 aire Wine of (he strange" rtj^crse^'
Of rdsaF -mcf-e" Hair any
fiction ■ miAfA t /:irr; Ixl ft*
'S6"tha iij
tight. tkb« apeiu^eas
aiitscbild-l 'il>al»ipiiuishod for my tolly.
'• And he Tesol vtjd (6 drive lier U'oin his
heart. 1 inany months his letter
to Adele' was reltH'uedto him.crossed
and recrossed with strango addresbes.
. a messeijger of hope to him'.'
She had not slighted, she had not seornN
ed him; periiaps she had not (Ceased to
love, lieforoanother day and iiigbt had
passed, the Marqjis Was on his way to
London.
Keed I tell ol his w When
did wealth and title iail to find a warm
one"?, or of the friends of former years
who flocked to claim acquaintance? has
not prosperity always hosts of friends?
bat none could tell him of AdJle, beyond
the history of her bitter sorrows. She,
beiug poor had falien irom their bright/
world.
.. And alter (hreo month's search he had
failed to find bor. lie bad money, influ
ence, deepest heart interest to aid '■ his
eearcb, aud yet, in spjte of all, ho lailed.
•She is daad,' he thought, with anguish
*1 have come too Jate, it is iu the grave
itbai 1 shall find my darling. If it be so;
and, I provei; so iudeed, I will live and
die single for her sake. But that was
his lmaris resolve; uustispected by any
one. Many a gay belle aud brilliant
beauty had spread her nets to secure the
splendid prize of a titled husbaud.
'Foremost among the. many, llosaliud
Hale; she was the fairest ana tvoalthiest
ol them all, and her golden hajr was not
unlike Allele's. It wan this that had at.
traded him toward her more than other*
—the memory of an olden love.
She never suspected that, however.
IJer vanity made sure that ho was in her
toils. She arranged charades, tableaux,
plays; in which he could sustain a part
wi h her, It iievertfecured to- her that
he wasat once too good uaturad aud too
, indifferent to refuse.
| The tableaux wore euggestivo euough.
lOue upon which lUwilale had set hw
heart, was that of a ,briitylr-H*gd
said that Louis was Uii&'gruoia,
herseif the bride?
'But. no. he only bowed as lie led lM«r
Irijju the platt'ot m . and then ono of tliO
l,iHtriHi di"h?3 'ioal cdtisHd 111 Tiei - bridal
veil." " - ' "
, |f has l«pa said, ilijst. Wfiei»:umke np
the sum of ftnwnn happiness.
"> If'idefneil ho now. as tho Marquft
J st6jpeilto dlsengrtge the liit'e;' Suddenly
•lie uttore I a cVy.
If 'Was-AHele's bridal reltl ' ' !
it of a laceinakor,' Miss
Tlale said, fr. r«*ply W li'ls anxiotii * guesi
tioning. had'ordered 0116 Hko it ; but
her health is bi\d,aiid She fatleft to haveit^
, !' .'jf'k-1 iwf taftd*
!tne U\w f . She w«» q»j»o 1 nuwWiug, too,,
dhe ndde4, fdulinr/'Jnwt 'bWjatlsi it, was
•her motlwrle WOl bueli fancies for a
poorperMti |t ! 1 •n.»h-j-,it ,«*>» nt "* ' !
'A .yo*i»x^-girt? icdi i' " •»'
'Oh.iho tldn rtnd worn, 'and sad
with fine e.ret, but too dull and 'pale to
be'callntt a beauty/ 1 Hut aH'tiiexonisite,
lacemakor. I slia' I bo glad to 'give ' vod
hm iddren ir yod have >any woj-lc
,'ker.
1 - Yes lie bad work- lor her,work ¥hat
would -F-hnie tojiether: th#ti biassed
woi-k of liWdbij? up. ait-: almost'! broken
heart t ol testoi iay love a»id hupjiiness to
both their livos.'| 01 I 'm ,*iotjr!u>tl j •>
1 r'Mias liale never i-eceiVed her¥eil—the
Murquisicliriinod' it. ' ■ •»li »i ii
In its stead he sen# Uora (Mrtipldfe set
ot Uces that, inhtle her~»Mi tbat rtegifrd at :
least—the enVy ot. society ; and Louis
miirried Adele. . nilrmi . i>|
;P*le and thin.Aml eamemhatcareworn
still, waß the bildfeiit Ilie Jdacqtdsott her
wetiilittg bu t-^tw ttil& iflyds-'-the h eyes
of latldul love—^it•wafl«l4litcl«ii ttttcetept
:fi»co in tite/ world JlifUivinilod %t*( . w,ept
beiicatbJ£Hpe\( oridal veihl*i uli ot i '
t; Aiui he JvissediHip.old blessed
it, bec&uso through lLilieibud toouJ '|i«r
: ajtaiii,Hovfp ?b:h >«ii f)tl in«id j f ti ,a J
■1 '1 love it iiDw/«aid hwJ II prize it.next
damest j it> »lialhM» 'itbf as
a treasure aJways.' di •s-no tad)
M Aikl-so it wnsv Mant a'hiirand Idgh
.boiH'biiido iii vis
ero' wi jieana jjtor^,
passed- inaujfe of
provul ttnd bafHiyt ;aoioiig
it,h#in all none wore more traiy btefst'lfcan
aJie who 'through • muefawsufieiriiig had
Altaincdita joy A um!i 9tl bun r
in ;The pool* ktcoinakeiv iwfi«wbr mother
was Hipcatantgfidi, :hut > for true
lo vos 4ske and Jor love alone, was chosen'
/frqmall other •womeil! to h» Mmlum iftl
Altlfguiwidft IsillMtrei. '
K td j •>=
tptpm ul' :ti'| * **# tim'c Wl
iii.ifl r.di i.i >xlJ
A great deal of labor- is lost ill ftie'
worKlU* tfcfe XWfß# V» a lIMHi cJtiroge.'
Every day.•otida ki'tbeirgmv(s»aii>umber
,ofiobsoHre p)eivw4mim*t ottly Mfiained
■in lias
W#gwWSs'
%rewiefiltb* ir» the (fareor of l l«irid. l "*lie :
niaetls,{|tMKt in riolfijf in the.
i.wor)d|ihat is wailtrtildatntfy iwe 'dnhst not
standishivfHt«rf>n
Aha (CohUwl «ip
rtsks aiHl adjuStlftg'rtTft^'Vl 1 atVtetf?' ;ft fiS'
till' Very wtfllWfWdW' flJid, 4 *
uwn emild teji«rtrpw»»irte»ide ' npop an
jnteiided pablicatiou lor • and
! live to,#eo sufeseas for ! sev^h
ward,, at pt;p«oot a
man waits ui)t| a:ul cppsjilts
brothers and uncles and particular fiends
till oiie day ho finds tba'. lie is 56 years
of age, hud thai he has lotit so much time
iu' consataing fivk cousin^and 'fhirticular
trieuds thai lie bu maritime Jo fol
low their advice. Thoie>i««o little time
for oref-igeauiishnesp ft. .present, thut
the opportunity slips away. The very
period of life at which u mail chooses to
Vteirtnre, if over, so confltied (hat it is
no bad rule to preach apthd irecessity in
such instances, of a little violence done
TO tlib feelliigfr, ftild efforts rtiade in defi
ance ol strict and sober calculations.
ifr u '« ;. t -' ji,| .r; ■,;«
, Tke Piae»l Diamond. iu Ihe World.
.Western sovereigns ai*« not the pos
wssors ol lhe finest diamonds in the
world, tor the Kitjahs-ot Manton, Borneo
and Hi© Shah of Persia have (lio largest
hiilicrto known. 'lllO one belonging to
the Emperor of Mongulad weighed 279
carats (about four grains each), and was
Valued at 12,000,000 traucs. The (anions
Orloff l tlic property of (he ltussian crown,
la one ot the most remarkable diamonds,
on account of the well-known circum
stances under which it was brought to
The large stone belonging to
the Emperor of Brazil, which weighs
1,740 carats, would be worth many mils
lions were not its brilliancy diminished
by certain defects. The Sliltan of Miasm's
diamond weighs 400 carats; that of the
Emperor of Ausiria2o grains; and thai
of the King ot Portugal 25J g-ains. r l ho
famuus Koh-i-noor, or Mountain ot Light,
is the property ol the Queen of England.
Tho one which addniefl (he tiara of Pius
13., and waj bequeathed by 'him (o his
snccesaot*; Leo Till, is b'ni Jf tho finest
stones known. It came from the treasury
of the Duke of Burgundv, seized at
U ransom. It was sold alter the battle to
a Jew of Bertie, fpr 3 crown's, then suc
cessively lor 5000 and 6000 ducats, and
alleward purchated tor 14,000 by Ijtiigi
Storza, from wliom it passed intut the
hands of Pope Julius 11. tor 30.000 ducats.
Every one knows that the "Itegent," of
the weight ot 136 carats, is tho finest dia>>
inonds belonging to Ihu French regalia.
Connoisseurs considei if to bo worth
12,000,000 iraucs.
. v 'uaxn-jjiituii'!- jAbu "t jamj« . »
Wch.PW *i« who pulpits of Vr*^
byteriuu churubwi in Textu.
, 4 «u»y» - lie • eato ,i sen'
ivason why ,wt>iiUflM;.rthi|ii!p
\j aliped to>:eomo".
Mmfaiuo ~pi»rw-iH«- fo*- -uiiw~
ing twelve times "feeling teh-
Uviti#f of ia jtu rtic&tt*
SI9,OQP.
Tliq ,reason'Hliei Jb«,yS *U»od ion the
btMiiUig deck" was because" it*; was y>o
WM JCcnnard. •
A Miss Nxrtnie William*-has become
the wife of Mr. Goat-, of Stephen villp,
Texas. She i* now Mrs. Nunnio Goftt.
—Rochester Ihyttld.
We don't believe muuh-in the religion
of an individual who has j«lst enough tp
make hiiu Imtc tlioai of other creed*. He
if .no* biuosolf more tlnu liidf convert- :
iftHfli Mi A to fw :*>••!•) i.'i oi .
•VDigby, will you , take tome, of- this
butter?" "Thank yoiij wa'aui, I belong' l
to the temperance take
anything strong," replied Dighy.
The two important events in the life
or man are ho examines his upper
lip and'aiid soqs tlie hair co.niiig, and
when lie examines the top of his bead
and sees tbo hair going.
Think nothing profitable which will
ever force thee to break thy "word, to
lose thy self-respect, to hate, suspect,
curse, or defceivo i«tiy OHe,'©* tb desire
anything that nto* be covered with walls (
or. Vttils.T— Marcus Aurediu». " ''
It is from wiohvn, am ©tig yourselves,
from ttiipitlifcy, i'ronv cumip'tion,- fro In '
disappointed urn hit ion ■ and inoidintv>«
tfji/CHt lvri l»ow,«r, itUat» .faqUow will ,be .
•/pinied, and libufty enjan^evwl.—.
'sou s farewell addvess.
YpW.tyo lupro sure of suce+ss, in the
end it .you regard yourself Mi f man of,
otdinarv talent, mid*^L-uty.df
uef6re you, than if you think )iHirself a
ifgfcrfMh and / : Bj'ehd tb'O.'Allien tiyie j,n,
watfcblng your Lair gr.itv long, that .you
mkf editvintt peop'ld ''that yon ' are litti*
:Other -Mlwfc-' JditiU: v l, : . : '* 1
'Never 'Condemn* /om"'n'eighbdr ti'i\s''
beard, however many
preferred hiiLf-every story fO^R
two waytLaiVbaiug told, andj justioe ,ro». i
(jgirw ycu should. Ue&r, *fle defence
»s well as the apci^tioi
tliat milignity of enemies may place roil
in a similar sfti&atfou. . '
SAhaffj* Sh«h*6rt ohfce tftfl'ed" wjth a
literary' clirti in«'New York. At the
table be quoted illtOLo listory, trtid iin
Uftle pmii Athis A'iglit oil thf
question. Sharon waxed a tr.fle warn),
and insinuated that Ills opponent mij;ht
be sort of rtianj but fiiitory. was'
not h'ia forte. After dinner Aharon re- ,
marked atfliipn>J.* ui'Whoat tliat lit
l& cu « da|^',-
iuo bu»tot-ian,' \«as the re
n fu.i.. :! i, ifu ,nest.n,;3j 1
P'y-
A Preich jin[)Pr of New Orleans'
fimites tb*»
that thi iaii«H and inoatOKrofuUy ruawd ,
ly adapted•lhen l svlv«s U J
that tliey can ao their own >
even to Clio tf'tfrfftrng' ' cbb'Mhg,' anil
work withtlfe oeedle be»id«»
Hie family, : tb«i«,.Vizy, good*fHri»
notbiiiig lpaf aro>i«d tb« corned# : '
or play keno. i
"Well, inadame. Raid John JN"ewton !
to ODe who was Complaining of tha iui»
perfections of others, "It Wrerte were a J
perfect church on earth, it wdulld cease t'
being so the moment you and I entered,
it." And the remark stilt has a perti
nent application lor those, who wo lear,
won't apply it.
A Seksibf.kßemark. - Duval the fa»
mens Austrian librarian, was onoe con-,
suited upon a suLjcct ol w,|iich be* wa«
not wholly the master by one of whose
ignorance ho was well aware. 'I do not
know,' was bis frank A'Wponse, 'Do not
Jno\v exclaimed the iurrnder. 'The
Emperor 1 pays you for knowing/ "Tho
Emperor pays mo for what I know,''
said Duval, iflie paid mo for what I'do .
not know the whole treasury of bis king
dom would not suffice.-
A learned Irish judge, among other
peculiarities had a liabit of begging par
don ou every occasion. Once ids favor
ite expression was employed iu rather a
singular manner. At the close of the as?
sizes, a# )e was about to leave the bench,
the officer ol the court reminded him that
he had not passed soutenco of death on
one oi Ihe criminals, as lie bad intended..
'Dear me,' said his lordship, *1 beg his
pardon—bring him in,'
Eril JBJlecla ol Public liaagin^i.
[Augusta (Qa:) Chronicle.]
One of the most cold blooded miirdci;s
that ever took place iu Baltimore occurred 1
on the uignt of ihe day iu which a mur
; dercr had bcon hanged, and the man
who committed lUe crime had been to
see the hanging! Frbin
Kentucky, a party of men set out to go u>
Trout llil!, last Friday, to life, banging
of Luban Walker. On tho "way Uioy got ,
into a quarrel, and a man named Uurns
shot a companion named .Jackson through
the head. Those facts do not stand alone
and they go far to show that public ex
ecutions are unwise. They brutaliz
the crowd that R&scmhles to gaze on them
ami do liot prevent the commission ol
criuios.
'' 'A. Sellars '
,ti Cam#aajvsfc©p3
iisawwesw##
f> •> U »u| tvn* "jl . ..
ClbaKs SfifS to 117.00.
>r»» J .:F|
A fine tot qf cheap ready-made clothing
* SUITS PttOM to $27.00
'. 11ie*e RTwxfe ■wart) bbiigftt W J Philadelphia
through the nguMMsy of my son, on such terms as
to enable tne to low. ~ .
- (Wnn'e litm'sM myfow prices.
10, ». 79, ©no. •
Central Hotel
TERMS DAV
~ ;Tliia bouse iiH rmrniently located In the cen
tre of the clij* tbp rooms are large and well
fttfruisnedy an 4 the table is supplied with the best
the Bi&rketaAonds. ■
Large Sample Rooms
Omnibus and
CrHAUAM
High School,
G'IUIIAM, K.V.
I N.AI„ IN 1N37.
ST:
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•' mv " lirtiiiisiJ I-.i '«;•!• "''J' ,
, unter at any tikes iMo deduc
tion except In case of protracted su&rass.
•I Board, washing 1 ,-rti-Vkna 7f gfltk sF£i sll per
®fW>& #*•» ta ¥4UW. ;"Beud for
circular, ,
VM4 fit HI ■fii'Tun miJ fcierusol
faints, tt&Htf
>1 s*ofc«rfott'W tiJy R. W.
i §*»• artti stmU lw gin* to **ve those
WN-tiD+suy Drug
iS,isWli»!' Him
wholesale pr retail.
com
plete, «m| Uioy will be kxptao'triKlwUlme.
• r Ahfidi»*lnfl»» As ft W>ng. and
| above' >ft#/ KiMv Hotel
oa ««Wo tiller-where M'i shall be
W^/WQIV.i c »##l'«W»*i-cither la
ERS* FftOW' A' T7IST VNCE' PItOMTLY
•>h lot o\ AND OAWEFUtBr PILLfcW
A*, *f> •" ™C.
DRUGSTORE
the
piifcy. with a nesh stock of „ . .
Drugs and Medicines
Also «Mtik 'W !l »iW'p#cles, and
f^'^ilmi#SKe»> e rali(y foawdiniHr- s
I*l aiiflFifflt Class Drug Store
.IHlftWtlees of on experienced BhiWist have
,u» wuenauhe ftbons. And lend your orders
and prescriptions which.wlllbp c*r«fullv filled.
« ' Wm. AVEIUVIN.
>•
Seolt & Oonuell
i n6i i*■, • just- it i«-»l frjhprfr- i
Graham N C
iJealers in
■ IK COODM. CHVrrill'E
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StKtl,, WI T.JKM AH.
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LYNCH'S SELECT SCHOOL.
■ Bran POIST, N, C.
An English, Mathematical, ClasaicnJ, Com
mereial unl Academy
, Spring
Boa i d and t uiUon per session Sgo. FOr elrcu
lar address ttie Principal
Fruit Trees!
I offer for sale a large Hook of frflUArees, at •
my residence three inilesoouth ol Graham, eon-
Aj.plcS f 8 00 |HT 100
Piaehea ' 10 00 " 100
-i . Peata il .. i 3ft6o " 100
Ohi-rries 'Z» 00 " 100 ;
Oi-ape Vinra 800 " 10C
Tfi »t)d vines comjirHo tne very best
varieties, their froU? Imxe taken premiums at
our State Kairs for four Jews in sircre>ision.
Early varieties vf peachefl « epeciulty. I
may be addressed at Grahaua, N. C.
U.ia.TU. O. K. Faiot.
Knitting Cotton «fc Zopliyr Wool, at SC OT
& DONKKJ y&
Fnrmer Fi h-mi Plows at SCOTT A
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