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iiEOAROLIKA MESSENGER, . .L'Trt I 1 MTrt t ! a 2 A.'"? U '21 -A a ' ! -: .v r-,-;-,0,-.; I. - ..,
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SUBSCRIPTION:
Weekly .' one year, in advance, $2 CO
six months " " 1
three month "
The price of the Semi-Wekklt is 1 00
ror three months. ., v
irxTva.cint ftdTertisementa will pe
harmed $1 00 per square for first insertion
and fifty cents for each subsequent inser
tion. A liberal discount will oe allowed on
contract by the month or year
'ongcr adrertiseinente.
A MKRICAN HOTEL,
and fur
J. A. BONITZ, Editor and Proprietor.
Tor nt Principla ii Triaciple Bight ii RightYciterday, To-diy, Tcrrow Pcawter.J
Mli&aed 6txai:eellj U ITeetkly.
Chbstxct'Stbekt, x
Opposite Old Independence HaU, .
PHILADELPHIA. v
S. M. HEULINGS, Proprietor.
HUE YAKDQROUGH HOUSE, "
RALEIGH, N. C.
you Tieit Raleigh stop
vol. 9:
i
GpL DSBjRO, N. ; CCv THURS DAY, NO YEMBER 21, 1872.
NO. 23.
When you Tieit Raleigh stop at the
yARBOKHUii, a firet-claee Hotel on tne
r.Tincirjal business street, in the centre of
tne.ony.
Pept29-tf
OWIFT GALLOWAY,
Da. G. W. BLAOKNALL,
Proprietor,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SNOW HILL, OB8ESE CO., N. C.
VTill practice in the Courts of Greene,
Wayne, Lenoir, Pitt, &c.
C3Collections made in all parts of the
gtate. Not. 30, '6S-tf
H. MOORE, M. D.
Offiee in ike Cobb Building.'
DR. W. H. MOORE, having removed
his office to the Cobb building, can be con
sulted at all times when not professionally
absent apr4-tjanl
J AK RAT'S HOTEL,
PETERSBURG, VA.,
BISHOP & SEAY, Proprietors.
Wm. B. BISHOP, GEO. W. SEAY.
Foimerly of Spotswood Petersburg, Va.
llotcly Richmond, Va.
oct24-tf
L. Salusbury,
Tie Finest ani most FasMfliaWe
BLACK WALNUtT
1
Parlor,
TV" '
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SIII-WIKIjY
EDfflON.
irrvirTinrte
m ii i l w
JuL U iLi Jl Ji.
A'
TL ANTIC HOTEL,
and OlisaM er
tl II II I ITq 111 i
of new and original designs,
and of the most superb ,
style and finish.
Also,' choice assortment of-
Tables, Wardrobes,
DRESSEN& CASESETAGKRES,
sideboards;
NORFOLK, VA.
R. S. DODSON, PROPRIETOR.
It - f 3 J a Q flA nyii.
day. Third and fourth floors, $2.50 per IilDraiy & BOOK OaSGS,
dav. Snecial terms for permanent ooara-
J 1 A r I M mtm rm mm . fcB -i
ers. HAi InrrS nnU vfnalflUlai
JQR. THOS. A. WOODLEY,
LATE OF KINSTON, M
Offers his Professional Services to the O&jTOGtS, '
rit.iypns rf (Inlrl shorn. "N". O.and surround-1
ing country.
Office, at present, at Barham's Hotel,
where all orders may be left.
August 22d, 1872.
Also, a complete line of
lm
pETER EPPS,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,
GOLDSBORO, N. C,
Begs leave to inform his friends and the
public that he still continues the Painting j
Business, and solicits patronage in town
and country. Orders left at the Messen
ger office will receive prompt attention.
August 2nd, 1872-tf
Oil Cloths,
I
li X Jm
jr -a ai
' ' w STiades
i ;
r.;; and II kif3
t
Give me a call before purchasing elsc
where. All goods warranted as irepresent-
ed. Office and Salesroomsnew JSos. 207
ana ?:um jJiam tireex; oiu x-u. x nuu w
sept23-3m
M
ALTBY HOUSE,
Baltimore, Md.
a i. HOG AN, Proprietor.
In consideration of the general decline in
cost of all necessaries appertaining to
Hotel Keeping, the price of Board -will be
Reduced on and after Januaty 1st, 1871, to
$2.50 per day, being determined that noth
ing shall be left undone in tne future te
make the "Maltby" what it has been in the
past second to none in the city.
Give mr a man with an aim,
Whatever that aim may be,
Whether it's wealth or whether it's fame,
fit matters-not to me
Let him Walk irv the path of right.
Ana Keep nis aim in siijiu,
And f orki and pray i faith alway.
With lmCJQ oahft Silttqrjng HJM.
Give me a man who says :
"I will do something well,
And make the flcetiDg days,
A storv of labor tell."
1 hough the aim he has be small,
It is better than none at all ;
With something to do the whole year
through,
He will not stumble or fall.
But satan weaves a snare,
For the ieet of those who stray,
With never a thought or a care
Where the path may lead away.
The man who has no aim,
Not only leaves no name,
When his life is done, but ten to one.
He leaves a resord of shame.
Give me a man whose heart
Is filled with ambition's fire ;
Who sets his mark in the start,
And keeps tuoving higher and higher,
Better to die in tha strile,
The .hands with labor rife,
Than td ide with the streomiTftn idle
dream.
Better to strive and climb
And never reach the goal,
Than to drift along with tim()
An aimless, worthless soul ;
Ay, better to climb and fall.
Or sow, though the yield be small,
Than to throw away day after day,
Ard never strive at all.
Divorced.
-WALTER CLABK.
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i.
I. M. MULLEN
LARK & MULLEN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
"He'll go to the dogs now."
"Of course he will."
Bv all means. Onlv see how he
rn.rn.rn . I
WW antGui i!' acted when his wife lived with him!
iiAiiirr i . . .
rmar20 ANE OR MOKE good., solicitors tor the ow that she's left him, and all res-
Und nnsinw. T.ihfirai com misaiona! will traint removed, he'll co the rest of
the downward way in no tnne.-
be paid.
iialifax, n. c.
kept23-2m
Address
JNO. W, BLOUNT,
GenTAg't IifeAs3.;df America,
Raleigh, NJ C.
M
Practice in all the Courts of Halifax, Mar
tin, Northampton and Edgecombe counties.
In the Supreme Court of North Carolina
and in the Federal (Jourts.
Collections made in all parts of North
Carolina. marl4-ly
QOMMERCIAL HOTEL,
; GOLDSBORO, N. C.
This is one of the best conducted Hotels
in Uve State, (new and established since the
late fire.'J At this House vou will find the
best of Fare, comfortable fires, excellent STRICTLY A
Lodging Koom8, a well furnished Parlor
and accommodations for Ladies.
Polite and attentive servants.
Jaltftf JAS. W. MORRIS, Proprietor.
A CARD.
RS. EINSTEIN begs leave
as actually at work on hts farm.
Had but one man seen this, and
told it in the Tillage, he would have
been as a man lacking veracity; but
anmberjtjf ladies saw it and told
it, and their combined testimony
was worthy of all credence.
The little farm began to loot
healthier as the Summer wore on.
The fences straightened up, the
weeds disappeared ; the corn grew
marvelously ; Iho briars and eld pes
were rooted up by the fields and
fence rows ; the animals looked fa
tor, sleeker, and happier, and' the
little cottage looked neater.
Time wore on, and the great
change was the more strangely re
markable each day Harry's credi
tors cAlled on bim andtoTd hira they
would not be hard on him, and .he
might have his own time about pay
ing his debts and clearing his farni
of the mortgage.
The Fall came, and tho farm
yielded an abundance of golden
corn and fruits ; su'jh a crop' in
deed as ilhad never produced be
fore, and Harry found himself be
ginning to drift along with tho tide
ot prosperity.
And Nettie Ray had begun to life
her young girlhood over again, as
it were under her father's roof, but
somehow, it was not like a happy
joyous girlhood of memory. It .was
sober and quiet now, and Nettie
foil into trains of musing; every
mind a certain thought, she was
neither maid nor wifo.
She avoided the vioinity ot her
late home, nor had she once seen
Harry, sincethc separation, but she
heard" of hlrh occasionally) knew
that he was a change man. Still
this knowledge brought her but a
melancholy satisfaction. The re
form had become too lat(j too late!
There was a wide 'gulf between
them now. ' '
r
But one evening in the golden Oc
tober Nettie found herself rather
obliged to pass itarry's farm. It
lay between her fathers house and
the village, but sho had heretofore
taken a round about road in comff
to and from the villace. On the
evening in question, " however she
had been detained in the village un
consciously till it was dark, and de-
moment. No ceremony-sh
burst into, tho'sittine room and was
at ins siae.
"Oh, Harry P
Her voice quivered with emotion.
"Why, Nettie P ho exclaimed.
trying to hide his tears men are
ashamed ot them "Is it you ?"
1 "Yes Harr' holding her face in
her hands, "I was passing I look
ed in I saw you sitting here so
lonely, and could . not help coining
in. I thonght of the tirno when we
were happy hero and
Thenef womanly tears could be
?L J- 1 mi
rcpreseeu no longer, mere was
no use trying to hide them. Be
sides, her voice broke down and
she could say no more just then.
"Nettle," he arose, and took loth
hands from her face and held them
in his own, I thought yoa had blot
ted me out of your memory.
"No, no, Harry," she sobbed. "I
could not do that. I could not help
leaving you ; and I left yon loving
you more than ever. Oh! I have
been unhappy."
"Nettie you have heard that I M
"Yes I have heard that you have
changed that you do not drink
any more that you aro again man
ly and industrious as you used to
be; but how lonely you must be
here ?' and the tears gushed forth
anew, as her heart felt that her lips
spoke.
"Yes, I'm lonely, Nettie more
so than you may think; but I de
serve this punishment for the way I
have acted. I had no discourage
ments, I had nothing to make me do
so. It was onlv nassion for drink.
' X
that it seemed impossible for mo to
overcome, xou were all a wife
should be or could be. When you
left me, I thought I should become
more reckless than ever. Onlv a
day or two after I knew you had
lett me tor good. I was in town
drunk, and I heard some village
people they thought I couldn't
bear them across the street pass
ing all sorts of remarks about me,
saying that now I was a doomed
man certain ;that my destruction
was near. Although intoxicated it
ncavlly fell ;thar ralnaid .wiUlj
wept the wind through ft'riirrbw slreeV
)a the buaiaeM part of the town,; as a
merchant, cloelnhVdooYf hi's count,
log room, prepares. tor' hU SmWaK
walk: ItwMnotponbfMoiiij
toil which aow Hia &S&itilfch
pretitng hit tplrit'idrf! hbi
Tiewapf life ; hgajrjat .th'day with'
deep dtsappolatiaeat" aiwl base ingfat"
lude, iarolTlng J6SCT
H phuu, bla prospects, hb futnrc ca
recr, which but the day before had t
ed all glowing with sunshine, now look,
dark and dreary :the trail .of thcser
pent was over them 1L t Act) ajn ;lia
homeward path he drew: near a cHunM
surrounded by its green Uubil-pUctx,. .
enue exercise to the aalaul fa rood
weather aad gmrig him light bat diges
tible food. Whether thui treatment be!
eflicacioua. exmrienM Itaa 1. i
strated, but It U the txcepted method Vf" "f? d '
wans far " ' " I "w wuku uoii perwrni wdo
tit is to be booed. haV.t hare passed the springHime of existent
renUou willmake heedless' "lay (est of fwnUUr; fcn4le4aiB8 00 the lov
. 1 I wall, as the hesdstonMf th
tul 1U vixsiaia. r ot there Is er-Li ; . ZY? -' 55
ery reason tof believe 1hat the disease hia dArknC8 of ho murmurw'
aucto uo wiccou cuu irom iroaoimp,
coca milar .TTvrnrr n tl.... .aav-
" mm, vui i
North, and we have' theK VtiWWV if owwV,-" :"J
our nelghborslo irable ua U' anVtM! "'" P 100 P Prc.
I ft A . A. - ' - ' m
am wurst consequences.
be
Poor Nettie ! I wonder she stood it
so; long !"
iT 11 .. u: :..a a. . v I J
iiac " J oue 1 w u termined to hazard the nearest road
buried."
to inform J "Well., I pity him, too ; but I pi
home. It would be fully dark when
she would pass his house and the
r .1 . i a T a
an oi ner inenas ana oairons, iuai u tt i
she is now prepared to furnish j anything J i"" 1111DV1 chances were that he would not see
in the lineof MILLINERY, at the shortest on both."
possible notice. She has established her
millinery up-stairs over the store f Messrs.
Z. Einstein ifro., ana secured ithe servi
ces of competent milliners, who will be
found in constant attendance, i i '
oct21-tf . MRS. M. EINSTEIN.
her. She wouldn't have him see
COMMISSION
HOUSE
o. . . t. ; . - i -i
ducu was tne gossip oi nan a uo- her for the worid
f . . . AVhen she arrived opposite to the
one of the principal stories, one , v- '' , .. XL
. , .. , . . house she perceived a light in t .e
sitting room. Her first impulse
JENRY C. PREMPERT'S
FASHIONABLE
Shaving and Hair-Dressing Saloon,
0yposUe Metropolitan Hall, next door to
A. W. Frap't Saloon.
RALEIGH, N. C.
The only white Saloon in Town. Sha
ving, Hair-Cutting, Dyeing, &c, done in
the Latest and Best Style.
JINSTON HOTEL," '
KINSTON, N. C.
The undersigned would respectfully in
form his friends and the traveling public
that he has recently assumed charge of the
Hotel at lunston and the building has been
thoroughly renovated and refitted for the
accomodation of the Public.
He is determined to keep a first-class
Uovrse. G. K. BAGBY.
novlO-tf A
JOBINSON, McLEOD CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
i. : AND : ; - j
PURCHASING AGENTS,
No. 15,,Gheapside,'
Our experience in the market enables us
OTHER I PRODUCE,, andjto fill Tbadb
Orders for Flour, Pork, Groceries
and Merchakdise generally, to the best
possible advantage. Our correspondents
in Goldsboro, B. M. Privett & Co.!, will
receive orders for our House, v i
We eanfine ourselves strictly to a Commis-
$ion busineta. - : . ;
J
OI1N ARM3TRONO,
BOOKBINDER AND BLANKBOOK
MANUFACTURER,
RALEIGH, N. C.
Trial, Execution, Minate and Recording
Dockets rande to order.
North Carolina Reports and other Law
Bocks, bound in superior Law Binding.
Miesii g numbers of th Retor e eunnlied
aud odd numbers taken in exchange for
binding. Iseptl6-tf
ILLIAM HAY,
UO USE AND SIGN PAINTER.
The undersigned bees leave to give notice
to Ids friends and the public generally
that he Btill continues tbe PAINTING
BUSINESS, and all orders left with
Messrs dark & Robert?, at Newbern, or
Mr. W. f.iKpvnegay, at Goldsboro
ill rcceWe prompt attention.' Al
Fatron&ge, from town or country, solicit
ed. WM. WAY.
Gddsbore, Oct. 27, 187 0-3 m
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
Broadway, New York.
Re-opened under new management Augun
22nd, for the reception of Guat.
The epucious building has been thorough
ly renovated, and newly furnished throuxh
out. . 6
The Proprietors have made every extr
ou to adapt it to the comfort and conven
ient? of i patrons, and hays spared nei
thtr paing uor expense ta e.cure that end.
TWLEb&G Aft FIELD,
"i18" ' I Prorrietorg:
MARKET NOTICE !
I hereby inform the citizens of Golds
boro and vicinitv. that I have taken
charge of the Market, recently occupies
by Mr. T. J. Johnston, and am now pre
pared to iurnisn, ax, living raiea, luuivery
best meats that the countrv anoras.
Those havme stock to sell will find
it to their interest to give me a call!
DOv4-lm -A JESSE, BI2ZELL.
B. M. PRIVETT & CO.
wilL for tlie present, occupy an
Office iuM. II ,Priyu Strt
oppoaite their former warehbnieilate3y!d-
Tr Their regular bmineu trill be oonUn
ued mViw titierruptton. ,
Uoldshorb, Aug. 12th, 1872.
Fresh Norfolk Oysters
AT FKEEMAN'S.1
T WOULD rearjectfully mronn
X the citizens of Goldsboro, and
of Wavne and adioining coun
ties, that I have opened in connection with
Jr, Freeman's Confectionary, a first-class
OYSTER SALOON, and am tpared to
furnish KonoiK uysters in every conceiv
able style. . . . ;
The ladies are invitedi JYJ
F,amiliea supplied, by the quart or gal
lon; With; fresh OysteraitlaUyii
' By strict attention to"tKeuyster business
I hone to merit a share of the public pat
rcnagl, .apJTCILBORHE, .
JSsOrtf f if ; &ipTiNTfolk, Ya.
Mimmer evening, while the subject
of their remarks went staiLrerin2
along on the opposite side.
It is evident he was trying to
walk straight, and not to appear in-
oxicated, bat snch endeavors al
ways seerrf to make a drnnken man
walk more crooked. Well, it proved'
one thing; that he was not yet lost to
all sense of shame that he still re
tained a lttle pride, and a lingering
iversion to be ridiculed and despis
ed.
But Itarry Rogers had carried
on at a fearful rate for a year or two
past. He had just one vice drink
but that was enough. He had
married a worthy farmer's daugh
ter, Nettie Ray, only- a few years
previously and such has been bis
conduct during more than a year
past that she seeing no hope :of his
reform, - had been oLaed to cut
him1 loose to pursue his profligate
course alone ; and in a legal sepa
ration had just been effected. It
was said, indeed, but no other
courseseemcd to be left her., , .
Hrrys 'home was: orj, a little
farm, a mile from town. He own
ed it, but then it was heavily raort
Jgedand ;n ,another;.year fore;
closures? was Jcertain.w It was not
likely his creditors would spare him
when he made no effort to meet his
uThaVi the matter, Bob !"
Sam, who ami!"
"Why, you are youmU; Bob Harrison
in't jou P - " -"No,
tar from U.n
MWhy, wliat's tn mattr'
imir,i mao mixed ut. I docrt
know who I am.
"Don't take It ao hard to heart." "
UI ain't ; Vm taking it la m handker-
chict"
"Well, sjr, whafi the matter r
"Why, I'm married."
'Married ? Why, sir. yon ihonld
happy."
Yes, but I aint,0
"Why, all married men ara $ opposed U
be happy.
"Yet, but how many are so,"
Weill tell us all about it,"
"Yon see I married a widdar. aad this
wldder had a daughter." .
0 yes, I tee how it U. Yoa have
been making love to this daughter."
-No I worse than that. . , You see my
father was a widower, and married this
daughter, so that makes my father jnj
son in-law, don it t Well, don't you
see how I am mixed up. P . . .
"Is that alll"
"I only wish it was. My atepdangh
ter is my stepmother, ahrt shat Well,
then her mother Is my grandmother, aint
she f Well, I am married to bar, ain't It
Bo that makes mo my own grandfather,
dontitl
cebdsd to his own dwelling ; there, tov
aii looxea aars: ana Cheerless the. win ,
ddwt were closed, ahdjx warm" ray "of ;.
UghtYotaid tUjrajr 4hrpgh: 'thfnrtfi .
welcome his approach. 4 "Like the r.t
of Ihe" world The exclaimed; "like tl a
rest of the world ( 4 Nothing to bri hi cn
or gladden me." Drawing tho ia?-.-kt y
from his pocket, he turned the lock a::d "
entered. As the sound of his fLi p
was heard within, a bright cirl oi:nM
the parlor door, and cme for to
greet hlra. "rather, dear father rLe qx
claimed ; 'how wetjyjou arc ! I have been
so troubled abont you V" aad pressing Lex.
warm cheek to his, she drew hira raU
the apartment. Everjtding there t.ill
of thoughtful offection. . An arui-t hair
was placed rcadj for hiin by the sid i.f
the blaring hearth ; tbe hissing urn,
stood in its place npon the Ub'.o, v. here,
a nicely prepared meal awaited him.wnd
the tender tones f a. daughter' vuica
sank to the depths of his weary heait. .
"Mary, darling," he said, as t.ar.
dimu-ed his eye, and he leaned his acl
ing head upon her shoulder, "I have had
a sad and a weary day of it :. but there
is symething to lire for yet, while I have,
such a daughter's lore to gladden zuc ?'
uDear father," sh replied; uhccd not
the storm and tempest without; our oa
fireside is bright and warm; our own
hearts honest and true." And tuuleama.
bright sunbeam r poured from Maty.
eyes, , causing sweet flowers of cheerful
hspe and trust to.ipring up in her Cih.
er's bosom a soil which but a few boor a
before be had thought would sever agiq
produce such blooming treasures.
Two Oatises and one Effect.
Beelnff the Point.
A boy returned from school one 1y
with a report that his scholarship hod
fallen below the usual a? eragc, "Will,"
said his father, you've fallen UMud
resolved never, to touch whisky
again, I had tried it long enough
to know that I could not drink and
be temperate. It was hard to keep
'Howdld th.thsppen I"
Don't know, sir."
The father knew, If his son did not.
He had observed a number of cheat
novels scattered about the house ; but
be had not tbouzht it worth his while ta
ssy anything until a fltticg opportunity
should offer itself. . A basket of appUa
stood upon tho floor and be said :
uEmpty those tapplea and tsko . tiia
MiMOUI5liY,ttHUi .1
ATTORNEY AT LAf,
! 1 H 'if QOLDSBblUV N, Oi j, t
! Havins Kaumed the JracticeJ Lean b
found at the CklWO Ip&J ,
, tjjgs Onlcc first door on the right hand.
noVl4-tf
obligations. And ispent Uila time in
riotous and disgraceful conduct.
A week passed after that summer
evening on which all agreed in pre
dicting his early rain two weeks
a month or two. What strange
misery is here ? To the .utter be
wilderment of the prophesying" sa-
ges. Harry discontinued visiting
tha tavern, . and .was rarely- ever
seen in the village.' When he did
come, in the store, he spedily trans
acted business land then went home
-s sober.
But wonders never cease when they
get a starti i-He was next reported
was to hurry by ; but some power
ful influence prompted her to stop.
She did'so, and stood timidly at fbe
further side of the road, gazing
longingly at the house that had been
a home for her first of happiness,
then, of misery. By-and-by, sire
felt an irresistible yearning to look
at the interior of the room once
more. He was evidently within,
and there was no danger that he
would see her. So she walked hur
riedly across the road, opened the
gate, and softly stepped into the
lawn. Another moment and she
wasatthe window, looking in.
What singular behavior 1 But she
could'not help it.
The little room was as neat as
when she herself watched over it.
A cheerful firo was burning in the
grate, although it was not very cold;
and a lighted lamp stood on tho ta
bic. It Was there that Harry was
sitting. How her heart bounded
as she caught sight of him! He
held in his right hand a book from
his scanty library.
She recognized it at once ; but he
was not reading now. He had al
lowed it to drop, with its open pag
es looking mutely to the ceiling -and
iiis facq was supported half con
cealed the lett hand, tho elbow rest
ing on the table. Was he asleep
or was he buried in sad reverie J-
Nettie thought that the latter was
the case and her heart was touch!
ed.
"I wish I had borne with him,'
she said.
But a moment later her heart was
touched when she saw a tear roll
down his cheek, and drop upon the
book. The lonely man was not
asleep he was crying,
She could not -help it, - All that
was womanly tn her heart was
aroused and sho was at tho door in
When Doctor Dodge, an eccentric
puyiician, was lecturing In the States on
the evils of tea and coffee, he happened
to meet at the hrttkfit thu witt
son of Erin of the better elass. Conver- month, have J0Q 1
ftAtinn tnmri mvm TVwfC r.nAl 1 es, SIT.
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startled me, and for tho first time I follows:
felt .he full force of our separation, "Well" said the doctor, -if I convince
and realized that ruin stared me in you that they are injurious to your
the face. I had a bottle of whiskv health, win you abstain from their uaa."
in my pocket at the roadside, and j I willi H".
'How often do you use tea and cof
fee!" "
"Morning and night, nr."
Well. aaid the doctor. "Am
exoeTience n ht dlfRMM f tv basket and bring it to me half fail of
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my resolution ior tne nrst . week or DrftIn on to ttups." . . .
two, but I fetood it, and soon my "I do indeed I do," replied the sen 8 nspectins nothing the son obce-l.
taste for drink disappeared. I care of Erln.M ' VAnd now" continued, Mput tiu.-o.
nothing for it now, and would not "And a sharp pain through the temples ftPP k Into the baket .
touch it if it ran in streams. Now, in the morning? When half the apples werw- rrpUc d.
Nettie, if you love me as woll as ev-l -Very often I do, sir." "v.v nVi ' .
' ' . . . I w.Ht..M s.v ; -rl "Father thy roll off. IcaatP'itia
aw m vS m 1a i 11 viii satasi uiD sas. H' i nr. wills sx n n.ir III I a
tji ttwu. vtuu Miuwo iiiiaw i iuvv jvu : 9 w " w-
the same, let us get married over Satd'Sffe RMUrMC ls the
again, and tho bitter experience of "It Is, indeed 1 Faith, and I always
the last two years will only enhance thought it Wat the whiskey I drank;"
m. j a a v a a m . . ..
yuurnappincss. neiuc; aear, wnai aoi The company roared with lauchtcr iputiuoa in. uo ,jou, expect to mi
you say?" and the doctor quletlyretlred". bosket half full of chips and then fill-it
She could not answer: sho wis crying . m , B ' I with applet t Yoa aaid you. did'tkuos
asifher heart would break.and her head ,..M,.ftM K.-:-
any more." .
"I?ut them in, I tell jou.V
-3nt, father, I caat put them in."
'Put them in I Ho,ofcoursoyonrau,
was pillowed upon his br.ast. It was a maU of hU f..
more eloquent 'Yes,' th.n sho could have u thni . CM0 (Jm)6t basket;
spoken with the tongue. .Atn ti.'- . wit- much.
lhc moon was rising, and it had never h,., a - a bc u up with cheap duteaj, noccU '
looked so happy as it did while hel.j v.. i ; . . I The bv turned on his heel, and i.i;
walked home with Nettie to her fath-l ..." ,. U I tied, and said, "ffWw: I s'eHhc i.ii.t.
'"cuu uaoi can . . - . , " ... ....
house from that dsy.ib tltis.
why you fell behind at school, a ud I
will tell you. Your mind jisliks thaC
it will not hold more ibnn s
much. And here you'qe been filling It
er's.
nlav the ftdr11 m.nA h m. 1Vn.. il
uuiiau; iwgcio uuu iicii ivoj j trades."
married again and there is no divorce
that will seperate them now.
Just as a traveller was writing his
name on the register, off Leavenworth
Relapce in the Maladay. I Hotel, a bedbug sallied out and took' its
way across the page. Tho man paused
Tho Horse Maladv has taken a form reked :,"I ve been bled by. 6s.
in many parts of the country which we fly bitten by Kansas dry spiders,
should be careful to heed. In New Interviewed by ..Port Heot gray
York and New Fncland and aa nAr n- hacks, but ITl U cussed JfJ WM evit U
as Maryland it has been very genendly P?06 before where.tha bedbugs looked
bund incautious use of the animals, be-j0 we nouureguwr w nna.oui wnere
fore their convalescence fs assured, is yor roouiwaa.
followed bv a relrnse which rarelv fails
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to be more dangerous than tha original 0010 ricr 1MJ
disease. This tendency seems in many at . to 1 Wack Walter. fThere
cases wholly due to the premature expo Mi .! Why what'a that oa
sure of horses to cold and fat gue and re-1 itaeDoaro, la was aisa werai
suits in the form of dropsy which Is U. u" IUH . ."
diousand uncertain of cure Among l"1 ,,mP,J wr coif rice, fan., rieasa
ourselves the malady haa not been great- U CXAcl ,n yur 8h
ly utal and in many instances seems to uu vxao vu uauwuiia '
be losing its hold, but cannot be too of- ."!.- . .
ten repeated that great care is necessarr ' 'A Kansas paper, m reporuag a inai,
in keeping the animal afTected warm and eoacl.dat witlvJmy iatarnad a ver
nnirl until hi. ere haa been infirm! diet Toot guilty l.but if the prisoner Is
1 . til 1 mt-tmi -. . r
time, j " ' isaarpro9.wiu scare wwb juwhiouw
time.1
morality invplved.it it surely poor econ.
Very much confounded wss Dr. Doanp
a few years since, by a remark of f.ne of
hli "patient. The day previous, the Joc
tor had prescribed that safe and pa'utahlt
remedy, the syrup of buckthorn, ard U ft
his' prescription duly written '-Syr.
RhamiCath." OnMaqulfieg if the .
tient had taken the medicine a tuuiidrt
cldud "darkened her? face, lightning d ri,
ed from her eye, asVhe roared but: Ni t
I can read your doctor writing, and ain't
SigOibg to take theSyrip of Ram Cat$
for anybody underheaven I"
Lewis," said a fklhtr the other day ta
his delinquent ftoa,-lTni busy now, but a
soon an I can get time I mean to give joa
floggu g.w Don't hurry yourtelf pa,
replied the lad, T can wait " -
.s a ; - -
Isay, Pat; what are you writing tbera
io such a large hand t" MArrah, lMnry
andisa'titto my poor mother, who i
very deaf; aad sure.I'ra writing her a
loud letter.
"I don't
- a a a a a
mucn aooot ine.Dugs,-
omj to mk th. d.Uv of bonei for tt. Mia Wot! , t,," w ,f ',, gated
at aAW At aa'wwetaiV' f aAM
wl 7:T7 -r " -'ac1P11wJW
practice at the North haa bcea to n a h -l f Vi
liniment of csjnphor,' ammonia and rweej yrafa'4 TTTv sjTlff rrn'a TTtssn
oil, rubbing' Vie parts "aCectedgiHn V
Ml
fjlargary, what did you do with : that
ta'low Ifr. Joaea gTsaaed his boots w Ub
thia morning H PJease,xnaras, I l-akcd -the
griddle cakes with IL' -Lucky ya
did Has, I thought you had wasted it."- '
a lira. U. E. EcniU, haa Just reTeA..
new spedmenj of EmbixJdcry patterns.,
nnkina and Stamping done at .herNjjj
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