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GRAHAM, N. C, THURSDAY; A P KIT, 26. 1883.
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THE GIRLS.
'Hear the laughter of the pirls- -Pretty
gi, Is,
What a fund of merriment each ruby
unfurls. 1
llow t .ey chatter, chatter, chatter.
1 t" balmy hour of nijjht.
While the stars that over-spatter,
All the heavens hear their clatter
; In a soft and mild delieht,
Keeping time, time, time,
Iu a surter kinder rhyme.
To the tiniiiauabuldtiou that, unceasinjr. ever
purls 61
From the girls, girls, girls, girls,
Girls, girls, girls -
nuui me wild, capueiousv
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NO VV. GRAHAM,
Uillst)3ro,iN.,Q,5J
JAS. A. GKAHAM
tirabanjrN.
ATTOBNBtS ATI AW,
Practice in the State end Federal ourts,
' tSTrfpeci il attention paid lo collecting.
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See the flirting of the girls -
Radiant girls,
How the softened brain of lover wildlv
- - whi.ls J
: Through the mazes of the ball, '
1 Lp and down the stately hall,
How he sktpeth to and'from,
And perspires.
Would that we could tell the idiot ali we
know
- Of the fires
Into which the false one hurU
iacn new yietim-see the flame how
s.firlK, .
How il curls,
How it curls,
Better far that they wcr churls,
Than fall yicirii to the girls,
To the prattle and the rattlu
Of the girls, girls, trills,
Of the girls, girls, girls, girls,
Girts, girls, girlt
JTotheauking and huart racking of the girls"
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J. D. KEKKODLE,
A ttorncfr at Law,
GRAHAM, IV.C. X
Practices m the 'State and Federal ourts.
will faithfully and promptly attend to ull busi
es intrusted to him
AD VER TISEMENTS.
FasMvnable llailor
ts prepared td make Fine Clothing for every-tody.-
See bis samples of Fall goods 4nd styies
for 882!" ' " ' ' .
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. RALEIGH, N, C., .
MLMTACTURING JEWELER
AND DEALER IN-
M'nlcBcs, ( locks, Jewclrr, Hilrr anil
: Nilrer IMaled Ware.
l'luin and Fancy Engagement and Wed
ding Rings Made at Short
Send for patented card for measuring cor
fwt8;zc of finger. - '
Goods ent to any part of the State, if satis
lactoiv reference is given. . r f cb 1 tf
JTPQ a week "-ado at home " by " the
V & intlusirious. Best business now
ore the public. Capital -not need ed- W
,., a y)u- Mcn women, bojs and girH
tli t everywllere to work for U4.T xiovr is
. ? , You ean work in pare time, or e'ue
kHrU0'e tlae to tho business. No other
can T?.S Wllt pajl VOu ,,early 08 weH' JN0 one
lau to make enormous pay, b v engaging
T.. Costlv flflt terms, tree. Money
& i.f S eaMly, r.d liono.ahly. Address
Wtlor., AiifeuMa, Maine. :
THE TWO SHIPS.
PATEF1TS,
"Indeed I am sweetly blessed, Mistress
Myra."
"I should not pause to reck how deep
my love. tnat I.should dare dare and
win, ah, me ! a jewel that I have no
right to wear." "
"I am but a lad with empty pockets ;
only that Heaven has given me health
of iron and these strong arms, truly
were I poor "
"Xay Julian, and may not the kind
Heaven that has given thee these also
bless what they may do ?"
"Come and tho girlish voice yas
bantering-have you won my heart to
pine upon it and thrust it back again ?"
"Heaven grant otherwise, my Myra."
Happy lovers they, standing side by
side on tlie vessel's clean deck, seeming
to gazo on the dark ocean around them,
yet really looking inward at their own
true hopeful souls.
Among the pious pilgrims who weigh
ed anchor from Co.wes, in the Isle of
Wight, to plant the banner of religious
freedom in the wilderness of Maryland,
1633, there was one unfit for the pro
tection of that God to whom all prayed
as they faced the perils of their histori
cal voyage.
Fierce Spaniard or cruising Turks lay
greedily almost directly in tho course of
the two staunch vessels, the "Ark" and
the "Dove,"storms and privations they
could no avert but heroically anticipa
ted. Our interest lies in the "Ark," the
better manned, better armed of the
two.
On board was a lovelv orphan : fol
lowing her guardians when they forsook
home and kindred to worship after the
dictates of their own hearts her name
Myra. "
She was loved by everyone, and wor
thily, for her purity was even lovelier
than her face.
Especially deaf was she to Julian
Grange.-
And when it was observed that-Myra
regarded him favorably before all oth
ers, they yielded the field to the hand
some youth.
Only one demurred iu his callous
heart and mentally vowed that Julian
and she should never wed. x
Voter Hardv had been an open suitor,
NO PATENT NO . '"., .
PAY, is our mot-!a?awaiii'Iuuli'"J' lcJt , f
14 yews ' experience iu ans. and the maiden, rornis iouihku
Then ensued a blessed blank and she
lay delirious on the couch.
History has recorded that terrible
tempest, the mad tossing of the "Ark,"
the pleading prayers preparatory to the
seeming inevitable ship wreck prayers
that were answered by Heaven, at last,
stilling the deep and giving joy to every
pious breast.
But the "Dove," their consort had
vanished
She was given up as lost forever.
While matters were righting on the
shipboard, Peter Hardy, in a .mysteri
ous way beckoned the Captain to one
side. '
"A word with you."
"What have you to say, Master Pe
ter," Peter looked slyly from his little
twinkling eyes. '
"1 have heard it said that John, the
sailor lost his 3Up and knife ?"
"Yes."
"And Richard, the cook, has lost
some silken hose?"
"True."
"Ane Mistress Myra mind 'thee
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HECREAT CURE
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Kirs... u Vintal diseases of tue
itTff V? syoten cf tlia acrid poiion
only thflTSLi 6read BxtOBrmg whloli
! '"S.cUta sf Eheraifttism raa realize.
? iSli,i!"ND? OP CASES
w AuruiB rw Vina a.Hi hljrf
e5fklyrelioTcd,andliisliort)ne
L PERFECTLY CURED.
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ance was that of a rogue.
Three days following St. Cecilia's Day
a violent storm arose.
Just how it happened none could tell
but above the roar of the tempest and
crush of waves the shuddering cry went ,
up
"Man overboard !""'..;.
At the same instant Myra was seen
running across the rolling deck and
shrieking piteously
"Julian! Julian!"
It required strong arms to restrain her
from throwing herself ito the raging wa
ters. 'He is my Julian I my We ( Oh, he
is lost lost! . '
Once she saw a chalky white face with
cannot find anywhere a golden bracelet
that was "hers, a gift from her dying
mother."'
"Well, and what of all this Master
Peter?"
Peter's lean fingers beckoned toward
the cabin.
"Oh, come with me, that your own
eyes may discover what I but half sus
pected." Together they entered the cabin.
By one of the berth's was Julian's
chest fast locked.
"You are Captain,".said Peter, pointing.
"Julian Grange is dead, the key has
gone with him. Open that and see
what you may find.
The captain hesitated but at last the
chest was forced.
And there, amid Julian's tidy cloth
ng, lay cup, knife, hose, and Myra's
bracelet.
Unfortunate Julian !
Soon afterward, those who had mourn
ed his loss were angrily shaking their
heads.
Julian then was the thief, and even
to steal the bauble of his own true lady
love that seemed tho uumanliest of
all. ' "
"It -was not he," declared Myra sadly.
"I do not you must not believe it of
him, I pray."
"My Julian was too good, too noble,
too God-fearing for any crime."
When not quite two manth's later the
"Ark" arrived at Barbadoes, seeking
provisions, the people were inhospitable
and extravagant in their charges that
the captain himself, with three others
went to negotiate.
One of the three was Peter Hardy,
whose reputation for driving a good bar
gain was well known.
Night came on before they could re
turn to their boat. ;
The captain urged haste, for in that
January, 1631 there was a pending in
surrection among the slaves for murder
and pillage j
Their haste was too late.
Even as they reached the shore a
"I lovcd.M.yra:" , I
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vt nvu i saw in:u sne was not ior mo
I hated him who outranked me iu her
heart."
"At times I fear I dared to hate her
too."
"I am dying' ,
"Forgive-"
The wretch died while speaking.
The conspisacy of the slaves was dis
covered in time to utterly suppress it
a.nd the "Ark" lay tranquilly in the
harbor when one bright morning there
was a clamor of trumpets, and the air
buavered with glad shouts from all on
board.
The "Dove" the mourned for vessel
that had vanished during the storm
some weeks before sailed gladly into
view and anchored near. . ,
First to gain the deck of the "Ark"
was Julian Grange.
A plank washed from the "Ark" on
that tempestuous night had saved him,
after an almost hopeless struggle the
"Dove" had rescued him.
Ho' describe the emotion of tho two,
fondr re-united lovers.
They were at once married.
From the pair grew sons and daugh
ters to become a pride of old Marylaad,
the only State that was not wrestled for
settlement over the bleeding corpses of
the unfortunate natives.
The Men Who Succeed.
The great difference among men, of
all callings, is energy of character, or
the want of it, Give the same amount
of learning and integrity, and the same
oj portunities, and energy will make
one man a conqueror. The want of it
will see the other a total failure. Dead
beats are all men without force. They
had as good a chance as any of their
companions. Others went ahead and
carried off the prizes, while they were
lying by the wayside dispiritied and des
pondent. It takes nerve, vim, perse
verence, patient continuance in well
doing to win a great prize. And
the young man who goes into a profes
sion without this pluck and force will
not earn salt to his porridge. He will
drag along through life with the help of
fi iriuls. ffettinir soma credit with them
. . . .. what the treat restorative. ITostettcr'i
tor being a well meaning man, in ueiica e stomach Bitters, win do, must be gathered
, , , i mi i ,. ,, i irora wnai it niw aoue. ji Das caecum rau-
health and unlucky: The real trouble i0i cures in Ihousamh of cases of dyspep
i u 11,. All th lo,.,!n 1 f Bia, bilious disorders, intermittent fever.
iijuuia.iio-iu.jW. w.v .voiu...e . nervous affections, general aubiuty, con-
the world will not qualify a man for
usefulness. It requires push stamina,
will, determination in
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Heading Aloud iu the Family.
Books and periodicals .should be
angels iu every household.. They are
urns to brine . us the colden fruit of
thought and experience 'r )m other minds
and other lands. As the fruits of the
trees of the earth's soil are most enjoyed
around the family board, so should thoe
that grow upon mental and moral
boughs be gathered around by the
entire household: Io home exercise
cbuid be more appropriate and pleasing
than for one member to raid aloud for
the benefit of all. If parents would
introduce this exercise into their fami-
liuci tTioir wniil.l anftn thn ipvilv nnd
horde of yelling, frenzied beings poured . , , . , . v
J I giddiness that make up the conversation
upon them. ! of too many circles, giving way td
There ensued a terrible fray. refinement and dignity.
Bravely they fought fought until rr
every bandoleer was emptied, but one j "feh are but sorry witnesses in
after arftthef went down before the their own cause." The praise of Kidney-
. .ia ! Wort comes from the mouths of thesj
bloodthirty assailants. J who haye been ma(,e 8trong an( healthy
Iu desperation the captain sprang to- bv it. Listen: "It is curing everybody,"
ward the moored boat. ' , writes a druggist. ''Kidney Wort is the
most popular miiiii'iiie we ecu. 11
should be by right ,for noothermedicine
"Save me! save me 1" screeched the
voice of Peter Hardy, directly beneath
his feet.
It was a hazardous task, but by su
perhuman exertion the captain reached
his vessel, bringing with him Peter Har
dy. . . , f
Peter was badly wounded dying, pro
nounced the doctor.
" When he realized that there was no
hope, he summoned, the captain and, a
holy man to his side.
"Let me confess," he gaspcd,"pain
fully. "
. "i cannot die with sucn a gin as mine
tintoU,"
"My own hands pushed Julian Grange
into the sea." :' " -
"My. own hands stole what was in
has such specific action
bowels and kidneys:
on the liver,
Irish driver : "Shiire that's the Cus
tom House, sorr. But it's only the rare j
of it you!ll !e seeing thw side, sorr. The
fronts behind.
attnatinn. sink heailaehe. mental desuon
dency. and the peculiar complaints and
disabilities to which the fccblo are so
subject.
for i
ffcnerully.
'or sale by all Druggists uud Dealers .
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for all disease cf the Kidney end
lthasspocdfi.oaotLa.oa tiis tnodi Important
organ, cnablins it to thro off torpidity and
Inaction, stimulating tha hcaltiiy secretion of
the Sila, and bjr kocpinff do bowels la tna
oandiUon, eflbotioj ibt mcnlar diso'.uirce.
rinln!o iryooaresuflfcrinj from
lAlUIUrsUa malaria, have tho cMUs,
aro bilious, dypepUe, rrconstlpstcd, Kidney
Wort will surely reUove and quickly core.
In tho Gprins; to cleanse the Bystcm, evsrjr
one should take a thorouch course of it.
U- SOLOeVDRUCCISTB. Price $ I.
Garden Seeds, Drugs &c
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. Ol.s. Faints, i-erfuinery nd Fancy Tollcl
Artleles, call ou . J
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Mcbane, N. C.
J. Southgate & Sonr
Life and t'irc Insurance Agents,
DURHAM, N.C.
Large lines of insurance placed In bes
ompanifP.
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Dissolution.
IBLEY'
The firm of IIoli, Krwln fz Holt has this da
dUtolvcd for liiutimi coiiMiiit, fur tlie puqiosu 05
eiie;ii;inLr In oiImt iHi-lmm.
11a' liti? sold our storu Iiodc! ond "took i
good, iic , to .Messrs Locke Ern and T. P
Slore, uotlec I beifhy .vcn to all who have
claims atjainM. and thusu uncbu-d to tho lute
fir a., to coino forward mid ieUlo the same with
W. A. trwin, who nill be found at Company
bhojis.
In retiring from the but lues of merchandlo
iiij; wo wls.t to cxprc-S4 our inot icnueful
thanks to our many customer., for their .lilji-r-al
i atronj;e ever cxtttiueU us. whit h wo
llways Ktrove to uicrit , and wc tako ilcauri-
iii recommcnuing to yourconlidonce and pai
ro:iai;u our wor.ii v uecersorii. Mexors. Kruin
and Moore, who will conduct the buclncs In
the same lir e BJ heretofore.
We are, Very tiulv vonrs.
IlOLT.feftWJN &JIOLT.
April 3, 18-3- .
S10.00 Reward
A little' f;irl being asked by her grand
fathcr,wiiefe cotton grew, answered with
the greatest simplicity, "ia old gentle-
- men's cars.
;ntrl nnse and baleful twinkling
u nf Pter Hardv. and he Julian Grange's chest
cj iixv- v.j v- , ;
i ,fornallv at her. even in Her
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misery.
"I had a key that fitted cleverly."
"But forgive me now I implore.'
A hotel clerk named Briscoe
Stumped his foot out in 'Frisco
It Jiurt him like thu jd. r
But the pain was got under, . ,
By St Jacobs Oil rubbed on histoe.-
A conductor' Who live at Belair,
Qot hurt, being thrown on a chiiir, .
They took him away, -
But in less than a day,
St. Jacobs Ofl made Mm all square.
1
On or abort the niht of the 26th of Decern
bet, 1883, Minnie, my (laughter, acd about 13
vears. was abducted from my home lft iVake
County. . . .
bheis of a briglit giner-cako color, well
jfrown for her nsre and medium In flesh. At
times she was subject to spoilt whin the me o(
her mftrd deserted her &b& wa( carried jff b
oue Hayw'wd Beck, of a dark rinirc--fakecl-it,
spare-rrilt and a ''out 5 feel 10 , ucl es hiu
and about S3 years old. 8aid licck has a wife
and ehiid about two years old.
I have information that they arc In AUmnuc
con ity about nome one of the factories. Any
one KiViiitr me such inform ntion r will lead to
tin recovery of my datigb.er'nd the prosecu
tion of the offondtr whFtepuid t. rcnard ol
10.00. , ; . . ' .
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, care of Ju es Pugii, Pott Masti'i, - ,
Morrisville, N. C.
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