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SO W. GRAHAM,
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ATl'OBNUl H AT I. A W, ;
Practice tn the State end Federal ourts, "
i"dpecitl attention paid to colleetinj..-
(Affi yoWncigliUor as yourself, , ,
' Ssw'tho parson preaches ; '
That's one half the decalogue,"'
So the prayer-book tcaUies ;
MtfMw Jftf't can
With but Iittic labor,
' Fc.r wttli all my heart and eoul
i,iXA loye y neighbor.
trty ' Jo mye)Menl,
v . f Nt to love her though might be
-.Soiuelhiiig of a trial,
" E'uu the rosy light that ie?pi
broiigh, Vac glass aborc her, f$( '
.' Wnsew 'round hor lips, ' You'"see ''-"'
en the sunbeams love her.
: ' So take my ncrl', moie,
I'll go beyond the letter
j Love my ne'gltbor as mysqlf ?
Te3, ttml.ten limes better. '
For she's sweeter than the breath
1.H Of the spring that parses
Through the fragrant, budding woods,
, O'er the the meaduwe ! g-asses.
J And tve preached the word I know,
: For it was my duty . ' f '. '
'- To convert the stubborn heart '
-- Of the little benuty.
i ..; pnee again uccess has crowned .
Mis.-iuury labor,
For her sweet eyes own that she "
Also loves her neighbor. .
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NINON'S PRINCE.
J. J). KEENODLE,
Attorney lit Law,
Practices in theState and Federa ors.
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It was the siege of Pari8. The Em
press Eugenie had fled from the Tuiler-
ies, the provisional government had been
organized under Trochu, Paris was in a
state of wild alarm and' the Prussian
armies were steadily making their way
toward the city, investing one point af
ter another and rapidly cutting off all
communication between the besieged
city and the surrouniug country. Win
der jras looming on ; f ood and , fuel be
coming scarce"; business was. entirely
suspended ; the boulevards were filled
with idle aimless lotrngers, gazing with
sad and hungry eyes Upon the long files
of troops that marched before them.
? Into- the ' quiet and aristocratic pre
cincts of the Faubourg St.' llonore the
grim ghosts of famine and bloodshed
had. net made their way,: and the,, lux
urious entresol of the fashionable hotel
where Ninon was leaning back in her
. cushioned, fauteuil with the toe3 of her
slippers extended toward' the fire, and
her head thrown back . wearily, looking
the very personification of ennui.
"Filino. yoa bother me, go awiy."
Fifine departs but returns again in the
course of two minutes. ... .
"kadam, vici monsieur.-
Madam turns her pretty little head
and takes a comprehensive glance at the
tall young officer in the uniform of the
national guard.
"The Prussians have not eaten you
up yet?" inquires Ninon, with a yawn
that she does not take the smallest pains
tb conceal " t J
"Not yet. Would it be a great source
of relief to madame if such an event was
to take place?" , ;
"Eathcr.'' v. . ;'
'bon't you care for me at all, Ninon ?"
i'nnH. hf. Rillv. mv child. Teil me
IS
Madame de Earonue disfigured her of that tenblc cannonading, waited ' all
pretty lips with ; an .'incredulous little night in frightened suspense for news
niove and the door -closed -uponr-her-fiom the scene of battle for tidings from
boyisn lover. .. Armand de Rochecceur. In the morning
Paris in a state of siege a city "of no word has come, Dark circles have
2,000,000 inhabitants surrounded by the appeared under the brown eyesand their
lorceotapcw.nul enemy, and all sup-. brilliancy is all fad.d, gone out in tha
plies cut off. The streets were filled loug night of watching Kestlessly Nin
with a gaunt and hungry crowd of des- jon paces the long salon. Finally a sud
perate men and despairing women. ' den impulse seizes her, "I will go and find
The sounds of distress and suffering him." : . ". ' , :. ' , , - .
began to make themselves heard even' She finds him at last. As , she ap
in the luxurious- quarters cf the Fau- 1 proached his bedside she tremble. Sha
bourg St. llonore, where Ninon do Val- J looks upon the white bandages that lie
cour wore out her days in wailing over ' upon his eyes and shoulders. '' Then she
the dullness and dreariness of the gay f speaks to him, and the glad' smile that"
capital. The liigh prices. demanded for flits across his lips reassures her. H's
all the necessaries of life began to ex- e'ngle hand goes out to meet hers, and he
haust even the princely De Valcour rev- ' tries to 6peak!-. A warning gesture from
enues. The establishment must be re-j the nurse attracts Ninon's attention, and
daced, and Baroness Ninon awoke out ' she whispers ; "Do not talki Armand!
of her long spell of luxury and laziness j you must get well first."
From au old soldier who watches over I,
him Ninon learns , the history of the
sortie As she listens to. th story ' of
h m bravely the young soldier bore him
self on that dreadful day there is a look
of newly found happiness in 'the brown
( yes. Suddenly they fill with tears" and
htrlips murmcr softly, "I have found
him, tho prince."
- The sister of charity comes andjwlnV
pers, gently and pityingly. "Madame.he
will bo blind." v - ;
"Armand, my love ! Gob help you !"
Then she lifts bier tear-strained face lit
up with its wonderful light of lovw and
pity and .looked, at the sympathetic
counte nance of the poor sister, whispers,
"Heshal see with my eyes."- '
The sister looks into the depth of the
lovely eyes raised to hers, and , think
"He is not much to be pitied, the brave
to face life for the first time seriously.
One among Ninon's friends were miss
ing. The boyish form of the young
officer, with his untarnished uniform and
unused sword, appeared no more among
her guests. At first she smiled at his
absence, then insensibly she began to
watch for his coming, and as the days
passed one after another, Ninon grew
anxious ." r ---
It wa3 the evening of the 21th of No-
! vcmaer. isinon was sitting alone, when
a quick, hurried tread sounded behind
the cliair, and the clanking of a sword
startled her.
"Armand !" she exclaimed, as she
turned and encountered the excited
glanco of the young officer.
"Yes, Ninon ! Paris is at last aroused.
To-morrow will be a grand sortie. With
100,000 men we shall leave Paris, march
j upon; Champigny ou to Villers." Du-
crot has sworn to re-enter Pans only
victorious or dead. I have come to say
good-bye. Before to-morrow night Prus
sian ball or bayonet "may have quieted
forever the heart that loves you so pas
sionately. Kiss me Ninon, and God
bless you." .-
Ninon, lifted the brown hair from the
fair young forehead ; a moment her Jips
rested there, and she murmured, "God
bless you, my Armand!" And then he
pressed her passionately against his heart
and left her. !
At the head of his'company rode Ar
mand de Rochecceur. He did not turn
his head, but the hand that held the
bridle rein trembled as the heavy tread
of his powerful horse bore him slowly on
beyond the gaze of the bright eyes that
looked down upon him.
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I about.aud when you propose to stain that
079 rweek Wdr.., h,n ..by I elegaut uniform with Pnissiap gore?"
01 iudnstrio. Best WuMne now ! , "Poor Paris!" The young officer sign
ed and shook his head. 1 .
"Paris is very nice all but the Priis-
ocrore tin? tinhn... ro..i .1 .,. 1 xv
Z , you- Men women, boys and cirU
waned everywhere to work for n. xJow is
me ttm v . , . .-
. ... , ;n wim in spare umc or nuoi . .. pq
'ourW Joletllie t0 the bunegg n0 other I sians; and no one is giving any parties.
business win r. t .,
can Iail to make eunrmnnn naff, hv flrnrnpinB'
T.Hnco i Cos"J' fntflt and terms free. Money 1
"MffJSi "" " w,: : That annoys me.'
J once. Costly r-ntflt and terms f roe. Monev 1 " Ninn. are VOU really as heartless BS
i t"? f 2 SeHy, and bono. ably. Address r ' , - -
bceU.- AuSnf.ta, Maine. . ! you seem."
"Just about. . What ao you want me
man.
Through long nights of fever and days
of weary reslessness Ninon watched by
her lover's side. Strength returned to the
crippled body, but the sorrowful eyes"al
ways wear that heiyless, vacant cxprs
8ino pecular to the blind, and the 6trong
right arm is represented ' only by an
empty sleeve. - '' - -
He is not fordidden to speak now; and
one day as he hears Ninon's footstep by
i i bil side, and the soft rustle of her
dress as she bend3 over , him, he. says ;
"You ro always with me, ?juon,are you
not? or do I dream it ? " ' v . .
"I am 'always with you Armand !' 2
. ' What brings you here ?" , r
"Because I love you, dear."
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"Yes, Armand. Your right arm and
Quietly Ninon watched him go, stead-! y0ur eyes you gave to France. 'Vyi!! you
ily she looked after his retreating form.
A soft mist clouded her flashing eyes,'
and as the distance hid him furthor from
her view she murmured gently, ' Ar
mand God watch over thee V1 tZ.';,. z
give the rest to me ?
"Ninon I" and the left arm, the only
one he has, draws her quickly and paa
ionately to his side. ' Her soft' breath
plays against his cheek,' and as his lips
All day long,' that terrible 30th of No-1 met hers she whimpers: " "Armand, my
vember. the incessant roar 01 cannon 1 prince, 1 mve you.
ecnoed.back into the stitlness of the
SONGS NEVER SUM.
'now does that verso riin ? Something like
thts.ian'tit? -v
'There are who touch the magic strinc, .7
And noisy fame Is proud lo win them ; .
Alas ! for chow who never sing, : 7 . T'v "
'"., But dio with all their music ia.thcm.'S-;
'Yes, that's lieauliful, pathetic and. truo,"
said your representative, "The poet alludes to
peopio who are somehow sup ressed.and never
get their full allowance of joy and air. U'fck-h
reminds me of a letter she wn mo the otl.fr day
by- IH.'cox Co.. of New York, signed by Mr.
K. C. William.), of Chapman. Suvder Co.. Fa..
t. prominent business man of that place. He
writes t vi , a .-;.- i o
'I have suffered with asthma for over forty
years, and had a terrible attn'ck in December
ami January 18SJ. , I hardly know what
prompted ine to take Parker's Tonic. . i did so
ard the flr.a day I took four doses. The effect
astonished me. That night I slept as if notli
ing was the matter with me, and have ever
since. I havhad colds since, but no asthma.
My breathing Is now as perfect s if. 1 had
never known that diseuse If you know anv
on?, that hts n.-llima tell him In mt nme that
Purkcr's eonic '"ill cur it even, after f.ty
yeo.r.. Tlicre vns a m 11 who escaped thofatu
uf those tviKnii ili; poet laments; rt '"'.''
'J'iii pr'.piirHtion w,.i'li has lx:n kiKiWL
h -.i ut"fre u I'ai ker's Giujier Toiili:. will here-bIutIk-
iidveitlscd n.l i-oul u lo.'r tlio naiiu! of
Parkui's Toiih:. IiiHKiniieh iu finger i n 11 n
iiiip'iriunt ingredient, and uiiprl'tcilt d dealer'
are-coiisisntfy deivl:fg ilu-lr i-iMtoniersv by
sulit-tit'.illuir inferior . nifourali.tim linden t';e
"Love me ? But I am a cripple and , ujiuo of tliiuer, wc drop the niinlcuiing word.
1 uerc 1 no ciiangc imwctcr. yi iik: preparn
tioo itself, and ali bnules reinuiiilitg in ll
lininls oi dealers wrapped under the D ime of
Parker's Hinder To'ife ( imiain thn geiuiiie
medicine if lbs fac-sjiuile siguaturo of HUcoX
& Co., Ih ut the bottom of the outside wrapper.
myl lm -
Garden Seeds, Drugs &0 ;
T?or fresh GarrTen 8eeds. Drners. Medi.dnon.
X Oi.'s. Paints, Perfumery and Fancy Toilet
Articles, call on
mar 8 tf
8. A. WHITE,
Mebanc. N, C.
"Evil i dispositions , are early
shown." Evil teudencies in our .systems
are to be watched and guarded against.
If 'you find yourself getting Jbilious,
head heavy, mouth foul, eyes yellow,
city's streets." Paris held her heart in
anguish, , Outside the walls the sicken
ing drama pf battle,"lwith all ,its. horrid
accompaniments of tumult noise and
bloodshed finside the no less tcrriblo j kidneys disordered, symptoms of piles
torttfre of suspense, as those left behind i
waited with blanched lace3 and bated
breath for neT3 from the scene of con
flict. . .
Among the foremost in tho strife on
thatteir.ble morning rode the boyLh
oflicer.Armand de Rucheceur. The pure
blood of his Nornan ' ancestry couises
tormenling you, take at once a few dos
es of ki Jey-wor'. It ia natures great as
sistant. UoC it as an advance gnard-
djn't wait to get dowu si.-!:, " Ktad ad
vertisement. ;
Write tn tnn fur any book von want
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to do?" .
"Tell me you love me, Ninon, just a
little.". . ,
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-The
wave
down by her side, and a.smgle tear fell . .. r iauUcred bdow
on the little nana tnat no sw"i'.'u,,. ,
kisa. . '-
'NinonrNinon, won't you lovo, mo
France.
Early in the afternoon Champigny
yelded to the passionate attack of the
.French troops. Amazed at their ueieat j vvi,cac patience the tslowness of the train
theGcrnans fell back . to racovcr from ba( ex!iaated, "I thought you wanted
their bewilderment produced by this al- m0 f0 gtroll on ahead and cat by tho
most their first reverse. Then rallying by time the train ;would get thcrCJ'
it I aon 1. ' troops and protcctl by their batteries
ofrrowpread U .f U. , J mth a .,u.u,g, Wf fury
Arkantaw Traveler.
bis breath. The turning suJcleply to Lis
9 . man he cried : "Courage I Will you go
back lo your women and tell them you
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Vnu ! IltiU. " o
. 11 nnf m-tr t.r a lr f;l ftf
lor l saau ne vei i
re a very nice, boy, Armand, but you
look as if you were going to cry.
quer or dio like Frenchmen I" Then he
rode forward; but the terrified pannic-
stricked men were deaf to his call, and
"Ninon l The word sounded like a suirerca liim to goalonfi. Withhis right
cry oi pain. ' arrn uplifted he rushed toward the Prus-
Then he kissed her hand again and,
'b2iS eri,ll'., I Ninon haslL.tenedalldaytoth sound Register,
An elder was cramped with a'n ache,
ft. Jacol s Oil dil the pain slake;
He was so highly pleated,
That again he was' pleased,
And took a lot home lo &;lt Lake.'
A soldier.on guard at Fort Wayne,
Was suddenly stricken with a pain,
He thought he was gone, : . .
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