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i ' T tl' '. Hope, 1 ; r.. y -. .;U.4
While there's a hand to strike 1
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" While there'a ayoung heart brave 1
While there's a task nnwrougbt 1
l;!.y; trust, ! .
"While4 thert's a God to save I
Learn, '
That there's a work for each 1 '
Feel, .
Th at th e re's tren gth in Ood 1 ' f
' Know,
That jther?' a crown reserved I
Wait,
Though 'neath cloud and rod I
'- : Love, j t r
When there's a foe that wrongs 1 i
' Help ! 1 ' 1 ' '
When there's a bi other's need 1 1 ,
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Buth in wrd and deed 1
SELECTED STORY,
by a. Y.
At the -time when King Joseph, by
order of Napoleon T. left the throne of
Naples to occupy that of Spain, his au
thority iii Spain was sustained only by
force of arms, and though he thus for
a time held the cities: under control,
the mountains were filled with guerril
las and banditti, who never omitted an
pportunity to vent their deadly ha'e
on the invader while thej preyed
all who fell in their way.
on
; Assassinations were frequent, even
in the best guarded cities, and so to the
French officer or soldier who straved
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away from a column on the march, or
his quarters when "at rest he was sure
to be murxIcTed, er poisoned if he :ate
or drank that which was but too freely
offered.
On the staff of King Joseph there
was a young officer, Don Francesco, an I
Italian of noble family, brilliant edu
cation and fine( appearmce, who spoke
Spanish so fluently that but for, bis uni
furm he mierht have passed for a na-
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tive of the sail, especially as his Italian
features, jet black hair and eyes, and
rich brunette complexion, tallied well
with the looks ofnnvity there. v .
I -Romantic, fond of wild scenery, this
youwr, noble was ucb given to long
and ploasant excursions into the moun-
tains, generally wun sucn escort
was entitled to : but seeins no sign of
danger in these trips,
tb(J number ofliis mei
he dropped off
men front "time to
time, until at last with a couple of
friends and one old trooper, hi3 order,
ly, he made one of these pleasant rex
cursians. Hunting was the ostensible object in
view, and game being rather wild, the
fwnflfmn sunarated. nromisinrf to
fzentlemen separated, promising, to
meet at nightfall at an old uninhabi
ted castle, where they had passed the
night agrseably once befoie. - i
The old trooper retfiaioed with Don
Francesco, in his capacity of orderly ;
and together they rode from point to
point here taking a pheasant, there a
rabbit, until the game-big of the yeung
nobU was full. f s : . . w .
Night was now approaching, and
they turned the heads of their horses
towards the old castle. To their great
annoyance, a fearful thunder shower
came up, darkening earth and sky, and
flooding the ravines with water.
Though they knew their course,they
".1.. s 1 1 j 3 .1 .
were greatly aeiavou-auuuiuuofc reacu
the vieinity of the castle until after
.;Kt. h.4d fairlv set in. ' :
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On amroachin2 it. thev were cheer-
.rl th K?ht of a lishL for thev felt
convinced that the two gentlemen al
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ready -there had lighted fire, and per
haps had a much-needed supper already
fer them.
They were doomed to a singular dis-
appointment. Not their friends, but
a Spanish family- consisting of one old
man, sjveral young men, and oneyoung
and very beautiful female, ? occupied
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ereat hall, and a weil-spread table
signified their preparation1 For comfort, he replied. lf Bat witheut Jftra g 'I
to say: the least, - will not r ' ' " " '
4 Gravely, but courteously, the Span Lacane alone yon may J, . 4 should story or a sagacious country gentleman
iard welcomed the drenc'ied travelers ; impede your safety T ihe answered. who came te that city some days ago
and vhen Don Francesco inquired af- For the love of heaven, brave itrangei, biu on higQ,7 respectable firm
. um. fli I ' : ' of that place. The. bill was dnlypre
ter his companions, describing them as fly I -o i f id t -
n !u v. ' A1 ' i 'i i. ente for cceptancA and a young
reueu uuicc u vuCJ
not ben seen. !
The family, who claimed to belong,
by relationship, to the owner of the
catle?, now4in exile, had been there
two days, an intended Jto-.rfmainvfor a,
long (imef ir rftirmifte vt6 rdoo inT
quiet, b the invaders of the land, to
whom they were obliged to suc
cumb. ' - i ... .
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; There 'was more of bitterness than
sorrow in the old man's tone when he
said this ; for it was not until he had
heard, his inquiries made afterl the
French officers that he understood tAe
position of his guest,' whoso looks and
command 01 the fcpamsn tongue uaa at
fitst completely deceived him.
WTith courtesy the Spaniard invited
Don Francesco to join h their upper,
at the same time telling him that the
trooper, who had gone with a servant
to stable the horses,, would be well
provided for in another quarter.
t The family and their guost were
soon seated ; and though the young
men were silent and moorose, the old
man was voluble and iid not permit
conversation to flag between him and
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his guest. " i
The latter, Jike most young men,
had some vanity: and! when ef saw
tow often the dark rrrourtful "eye 6f
the young girl were raised to scan his J
face and form, and huw quickly they
fell when they caught his observation,
he felt flattered, and endeavored to be
as interesting as he could.
He soon made kaown that he was
wcaitnV- a confidential aide-de cap "to
Kiug josephf and many otuer matters
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ji uvj iiu ivuvc ntic. i
There was good wine on the j table
of which he drank freely ; and when he
rose, aftei i- a long repast ho-i felt very.
comfortable the more so that, before
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he supped, his host had given him a
change of dry clothing, which, of Span
ish cut, fitted his noble figure well and
added to his self complacency.
Some time, now passed in-, converse
. - v V "j
tion, quite pleasantly to the young marl,
,who, for some reason,, felt' that the
;young girl seemed interested in him,
(for there was a nervous , excitement in
hei eyes when they! met his glance,
which went far to enhance his beliet
that she felt a tender interest in him,
even in this short acquaintance.
He rather marveled that his trooper
nQt return to r t before the
hour of retiring, as was
his custom ;
but when his nost, after supping, had
fallen asleep in his weariness, thought
no more of it.
His host, after awhile, offered to
show him to a furnished chamber ; and
he accepted the invitation, though he
aaw from the looks of the eirl that
gW W(mld rather be would remain be-
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low. i
The Spaniard lighted him to a cham
ber, in a wing of the old castle jn which
was another conch, whither two of bis
sons, he said, had already retired, as
their forms could be . dimly seen ., by
the 1 cht ot tbe. wax taper ne car
ried
The young noble thanked His host,
and when left aloneC threw himself In
to weariness on his couch, dressed as
hewas. and in t few 'seconds was
From this slumber be wus aroused
by the creaking a' doorf: and spring
ing to his fee be saw ihefovely irlj
nhnm h had seen below. srjTroachinir
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n a i,Snt m i.wuu. , .
! , btmnger,'. she., gasped. Mate, up
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?T arms nu UJ Vl . uu 1W lT
men are all Danaiia 1 myseii am
a captive, and I risk my life to try to
save you!'
Do you not fear bis sons, sleeping
there T he whispered, as he belted on
the f word he had laid aside.
i Your dead friend sleep there the
sleep you will sleep if yon do not fly
quickly 1 There is not a moment to
spare V cried tvc agnized child.
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N.'-' Oi, JANTTAB5T,:
I will ro. if you will go 'With me " I A.
. uaiT witn yon rue wnisperea.ana t
bb look' told more than his words.
4 For me life has no value. she an-
pwered. To'feave you. I will go V
' Then leadX -will follow and pro-
tejt.' ho answered.
1
Haste !' she cried, and she drO ped
the lamp and extinguished it, for steps
were heard approaching.
In a fiv'sconds they were passing
eut of the castle by a mined passage
way. and the inoon breaking through
clouds, showed them, .the forest closo
at hand; Into thi they fled, as a car
bine report tu the rear told most like
ly that the. trooper aroused had tried
to defend his life,' '
And before they, were fairly Hi. its
sheltering depths they heard the elat.
tering of liorsemen i riding down the
roadwey in' pursuit of, them.
All the. night : they wandered on,
taking.'as nearly as they could judge,
the course which would lead them to
the settled part of the country.. ' '
At dawn, weary to utter exhaustion,
Don Francesco heard a sound which
brought a thrill of joy to his heart.
Housing his fainting companion to
notiee it. he told her it was the reveille.
sounding from a contonment of French
troops near by. .
Making his way to these, and there
leaving the saviour of his life in tcn-
der care, he mounted, and with the
troops made his way as quick as possi
ble tojthe old castle.
There he fnund his faithful trooper,
shot through the head with his own
carhihe.'and In the UPDer chamber the
bodies of his two companions, who had
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nfifin mnraerea eviaeniiv as edou as
they entered the castle- for both had
died by bullet wounds, and neither he
nor his orderly had heard the sound of
gun or pistol, , - . . ,
Not a Spaniard could now be found ;
they had even removed their provisions
and that in such a way that their course
could not be tracked. ;
Hours were spent in vain search ; and
I 'then Don Francesco returned to meet
the fair girl who had warned and saved
him. ' . .
She was, he soon learned, herself an
1 Jtalian. the daughter of alwealthy no-
j ble who had been obliged to leave . It-
aly f or political reasons, and they had
held her to ransom, treating ber kindly
I but foicing her to act as if one of the
(faaiily when strangers were to be en-
trapped and murdered.
Gratitude alone would have made.
Don Francesco love her. -
But to be of good family, transcen-
dentally beautiful, and pure as the
snow itself, was even more--and well,
it was the 4 old, old story.' They loved
trulv and. well, eot married and this
is aU I ,aTe to tell about them.
1- . . .
Stkonglt Put. Some one asked
Col. Horardof Georgia, lately, if he
thought a certain Hadical in that State
wonld steal. Steal responded the
Colonel: Why, were he paralyzed I
and hamstrung, I wouldn't trusty him
by bimseii in tne miauie 01 tne xeserw
of Sahara with the biggest anchor of
the 4 Great Eastern 1' Steal t I should
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think be would. ,
, That was a crusty old doctor the
famous Abernetby, to whom a patient
.with the hypo ! very bad came, and de
scribing his tymptcms, said :
I feel a pda in my sido when I put
my hand to my head. t
Thea. Sir. returned the doc'or, why
in the name of common sense do yon
put your hand te yourluad.'
The remedy was very simple if that
was all,
Profanity nevr r did any maa the
least good. No man is the richer, or
happier, or wiser fur it- It ceeamenda
no one to any society. It is disgust
int to the refine 1 : abominable to the
gfocj . insuuing to those with wh-m
we utocia?e ; degrading to the mind ;
nnprofitable and irj-inous to society.
23, 1874.
txixtlon to J3tXorciio.nt. I
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A New Orleans paper tells m good I
mpmv - rTT, . riav;nnihi,...
Ujnlressed gentleman, who bad culti-
rated a very dainty mastache, wrote
with a gold pn his indorsement on the
bill, giving his namejn falf, thus J.
Templeton Tompkins. The country
geutkman 1 Kked at the fashionable
merchant, who waa fantastically twirl
ing his whiskers, and handing the bill
to. him, remarked :
Qere, stranger, cash tnis document.
What!' iodigaantly replied the mer
chant, 'discount my own paper it is
a postive insult.'
'I can't help it ; if you don't I must I
get somebody ele to do it,' To pre- ment but one who ba 9 given np the
vent the paper from getting on 'Change, search for a muter in despair, and had
the merchant concluded to cash the become consciously a vagabond 1 If
bill, and paying over the money' to the so be bti sen an animal that has lost
eocn try man. remarked : his aclt rerpect, traveling in the gut.
' Why, my friend, do you offer me ters, slinking along oy fecocs, making
this gratuitous insult ot requiring me acquaintance with dirty beys, becoxn
to discount my own paper 1 ing a - thorough cow aid, and losing
don't mean any harm, stranger, but every admirable characteristic of a dog
I havejuet got an idea into my skull, A cat is a cat even in vagabondage;
that when you ace a merchant with the but a dog that does not belong to some
hair on his upper Up, who writes his body is .as hopeless a specimen of dt-
middle name out in full, and endorse I
bills wit i a goldon pen, you may put
him down as pretty certain to bust op
in a wetk.'
Tub Drtectivs's Catechijm.
WUat is detective t An official who
has the pay of a policeman's dutis.
What are the duties of a deUctive f
To wear plain clothes, to find clues,' I
and not to act upon information re
ceived unless the information is utterly
worthless-
Describe the process of find a clue,
Dawdling about a public-lnase and
dropping mysterious hint, accompany
ed by solemn head-shaking, to a j-e-toyt
a-liuer.
When is it unprofessional to detect
the perpetrator of a murder? Any time
prior to the -offering of a reward by the
G)vernmct. !
How ahfuM you ahow yourieal in
discover! Dg u murderer! B7 arrest
tog several perfectly innocent people
and hurrying tbem into the police-station.
Can you gi?e me the whole duty of
a detective in three words! Certain
ly; 'meddle and muddle.'
A country ftellow who liped haviog
bought some pigs, asked a neighbor
tor the use of a pen for a few days.
8aid he : 'I bavejntht been purchathin
j thome thwine two tbowth and pgtb.
I want to put fhem in your pen till I
can get a place tor tbem '
'Two thousand ptgs' exclafmen the
neighbor; 'why my pen will hardly
od a dozen.'
'You don't understand me, Mr. Bent.
I don't thay two thothind pigths, but
two tbowth and pieth.'
'j here , you,' said Mr. Beat. 'Two
tin usand p'gs. Wby, you mut be
crazy.'
il tell you again,' exclaimed the man.
angrily, 'I meant not two tboutband
pigib, but two thorth and two pigth.
'Ob, tbat is what yon mean, eh I
Well, tbe pen is at your scrvic.'
Sweet are the uses of adversity,
says Sbakspeare ; but -the follewing
colloquy doesn't 4 make the proposition
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Tes Jemtyea; lam, ' . ...
4 Wei wel never mind ; cheer up
man cheer op ! Adversity tries u
and shows up our better qualities.
- Ah but Adversity didn't try me ;
it was a country Judge, and he showed
up my worst qualities.
This argument waa a noa sequitur ;
and in this case, at least, the greater
the thief, the greater the argu
men..
A German peddler sell a maa a
liquid for tbe extermination ot bugs.
And bow do you use it V inquired tbe
man, alter be bad bought iu 'Ketch
te bug, aa 5rop tob little drop Into
bis mcut., answered tbe pedd!er The
deance ycc do T exclaimed, the pur
chaser. 'I could kill it ia hall the
time by stamping on i. ''Ve'I. ca!m
ly exclaimed tbe Germ as, dat ia a goed
too.
no: 12.
a good Uetbodiat minister at the
West, who lrrefl on atery em all salary,
WM 8reutJ troubled at one time to get
his quarterly Installment.'' Gbad cal
led on his steward a number of times,
but had each time been tmt off with
tome excuse. -His wants at !eth be
coming urgent, he went to his stewsid.
and told .him, that he must ksve.hia
money, as his family were suJ.riBg for
the necessaries of Bte. ,, "
Money I' replied the steward-' ToV
preach for money ! I thought jou
preached for the good of sou!sl'
ISonlsl' replied the minister, Iean';
eat eou'm, and it I could it wonld take
a thousand such , as yours to make a
decent meal,'
Tn Lost Dog. Did the reader
ever see a lost dog in a great city!
Not a dog recently lost, full of wild
anxiety and restless pain and bewilder
moraliztioa as can ' be found in the
superior race among which he has
sought in rain for his master. We
know him at first sight, and he knows
that we know him.,, The, loss ol.his
place in the world, and the loss of bis
objects of loyalty, personal aad official,
have, taken the significance out ol his
life as d the spirit out of him, lie has
become a dog of leisure.
A parlor match popping the ques
tion in the drawing room.
Transactions In hair Is a Detroit
editor's inToducttoo to' a street fight.
It Is'doubted whether the New Mex
ico mining stockholders tell an ore-true
tale.
A Rare Chance.
. navlrtr built a residence on my
farm near Iuibarg. I offer 'for sale
my house and lot, situated in the
eastern part ot the town. Tbe bouse
ia large and conveniently arranged,
baving aix large rooms, with necessary
closets and wardrobes, g-tod kitchen,
smokehouse, carriage bouse, corn crib
and stables. The lt contains four
acre. Tbe situation is one of the
moat desirable in towa. Potsetsioo
can be given by the 1st of Jaly next.
Address S. T. WILDER,
- - Louiabarg, N.O. '
TTT ANTED. We will give energetic
' . - men and womea
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in vour own neighborhood, and ia
strictly honorable. Particulars free, or
samp'ca worth several dollars tnat will
eoaol you to go to work once, will
e sent on receipt ol fifty cents.
Adores J. Latham &. Co.,
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ical InvetUcu'at rre.tly red a cd pr.
OoHlehaap, Fami y arw.a JiaetUM tt '
ImI Ti.e pt ajia only sucee in previa
ct t; a valuable, subau tal auU tetabe I'. '
Lri.ei bewmg Alarbne It x rtuf lo 7 . rA
prtee rtachA U conduon lie ainill Ur .
anl atrengtb aapte it to all ea e-tica, whiaa.:.! -iu
many Url. u-ak- tt iimvraai f.T. (it .
wueroeru.e'.ani cie.icti larat ctduo. ' - '
A IT Is ALL IT Is KC03XUSIX :
I ca cbeerfoLy a d cotflJoptl r c waaend -its
u e tj tho above warnings 1 e 1 jvod
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(arrautedf nve yrar by sprct-f evrtii
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otupktie bel ugi- f so U t .eliidiux
sir
lire tihig hed e, ickea ia a run
en Ikz, aad dahveied tr ay part of the
trv. br exnrea free of fuitbv r ctu kmc
gee on r
ceipt of pile only tv Dullara amfe d-Rv
er j garanie.d Wit 1 ah M-chti e w wdl
e-.d ou receipt of i ex ra, the new l cat,
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One of tbe mat Itpportvt and u.efut, tawea
tiona ol tlie ago a . airjip e r-d c U n, "that
a eti Ul t a 1 work tbe ale buuoa but wok .
regularity and eauavBtiong t ml txtiutifui.
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tteaod ttem-leageott were cetC' 1c,
wh wi.l-eta 4uh Meaeir tarotigb kbe t:a
117 at d luipour how ia h ne a exh.
llo j and a:Ue, Con ty Kig ta giT-a to tmart
agekU axeut'a comkie CU IA fUrwei
td abb .lit ay erra charge aaiapka of aev
Int dert(tvecUea ataMDUtng terra utl
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latest ratenta u4 tmpr vara nta ir tba
Farm and U.rden Mo-er-t iner. Cut-'
va or.Fa4l Cu tm Oarioa intra fij'la
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desaetdel fjr arrn wr 4 k. IUe 8da fa
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wMbtatourri k audare p lecirjr a3ri
aala d-1 verv cf all our go k1. g iiraicrsd.
An old a'd.reapota'bU flmUid' eil
bet gucla t lUa kwl p ice i d Ca a
rtlied npoi by our readers, -Fiaxxu Joca
al Haw Yoaa.
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Standard Scales I
Orders for the Oeoulne Fairbaaka
I scales, (all tiz ) promptly at eadtd to
I at the Manufacturers Dncct.'
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Orders rtfp-ct!ul!y solicite.
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And aent forlhe sale of
MANUFACTURED , TOBACCO
. CI8ARS, &C
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