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DEVOTED TO POLITICS, LITER A TUBE, SCIENCE AND ART.
VOL. 3.
LOTJISB tJRG;. . N; O:, . JANTJAR S", 30, 1874.
NO. is:
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Professional Cards. SELECTED STORY.
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Mr. Lely pi eased his ' way eagerly -feeling faint and! needing the fresh air. Nenrinxx tli Oilier tSlior
through the perfumed and fashionable ,he staggered out into the ecoL remngt . . "'.
crowd that thronged Mrs. Pylford 'atmosphere of the gasligbted streets.' When, after the weary Toyege that I
XluMincam
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1 Lrmf' z
THE TALE OF A MISPLACED ATTACK-
? ';, ' MENT, " !
i, The little "clock on the carved mar
Madison's handsome l ooois, to get a
better view of the tall beauty in white,
with turquoise ornaments, and ha'r j
like sunshine, whose great lustrous
eyes glittered like Love's planets be
neath their dark lashes, and who
s.-l,
Dr. It. .SLTKIKO'
J
DENTIST. i
Offer t his Professional Service to
tbe public io
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Every department,
'il mnvMl with lanniid jrrafte ff a
ble mantel of the Sidonius Club Rooms! : I i
' . , - princess.
had just told off the hour of eleven in . -t Vn? nwf,L
npplmg syllables of silver ; the place) r - , - foUxteen.
was comparativfly.deserted, it. being JdlJ0logIt'H
too eany tor the influx of theatregoers, Miss McI)ermoott fromXalcutta. She
w ibki mi vud mki uiiiucr Biuuntjrs. I I -.1 .1 AJ 1 CM .
or.
A
And so it happened that Maurice Lely- just rfeturned from India
andXharley Ponsonb had it, literally; i Maurice Llv .tnod hk
is
Dentistry.
OFFICE,
and metaphorically,
selves.
all to them
I
1
Maurice Lely stood like one electri
fied. His head seemed to swim ; the
I music of the brass band in the conser-
Lely was tall and handsome with vatory sounded faint and far off; the
LouUburg at Warrenton ovtr dvk, languid eyes, . and one of those lights all blurred together in unmean-
Dents Utel, Norwood & Davis' Btore. marble-white complexions which sel- in ra-es of brilliance. E.rlv he
dom fall to the fate of man Ponson- beckoned Carlos Fleetwood, the
toward him. 1
Viry well, said
better return home
1 uom iaii u me iate oi man ronson- becJconed Uarlus J
"" - . . j f , by, pnfthe contrary, was rather; stout brother of hi? fiancee,
m n yUpp with laughing brow, cur eddish. Il don'fileeV
W . n. oyCUlDl trown hair, and a waxed mostacW he. I think I'd bett
C. H. Cooler
C0EI3' & SPEWBS wherein he took especial pride.
4 Fate has some cruel grudge against'
one he exclaimed, hxjf-aloud ; . 4 but
Pll outwit the jade, if I have to go to.
Vaiiiprnia la do it r , .
Carlos Fleetwood called at the Si
'donius Club Uooms the next morning
.in a rage, and- on tlfiTstalrs he -stum
bled over old Mr Ardworthy. who was
giinil-rly infuriated : but all to no pur-
Dose. Mr. Lely wasn't there, and no
one knew where he was to be beard
uFor he bad manoeuvred so skillfully
in his pursuit of theright Miss McDer
mott or the wrong one that New
York was too hot to hold him, and
from1 that hour henceforward the - Si
donius bay windows kneV Mr. Lely no
more.Si' " "' ' ' -r
1 And Miss McDermott weni .to Cal
cutta, still Aiss HcDermott. Ar. Y.
Xedger. ; . ... , . .; . . ; j
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T."" Be Content
ATTOBKETS AUD CODBELLOBs.
Aa4 Sllelteisa
BANKRUPTCY
L0U1SBURG N. C.
Will attend the Courts prNash.Frar.k
Hd. OranvjU, "Warren.find W&ko Cun
t'u s. .!ao the Bupreme Court of North
Caroliua and the U. S. Circuit and div
c Oouits. . No. 7-tf
Li yes,1said the former, gazing dream
ily into tha fire. 1 I knew it would as?
tonish you, Charley i but what else was
a fellow to do? felt that the moment
had coaie to take my fate into my own
hands.' - .J. f ;"
"! And youve actually engaged your
self to Rida Fleetwood?'
I have " ' I
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Ponsonby elevated his handsome
at once. Pray make my excuses to
Rida.' I j
And he escaped.
Once safe in his own room, his sdavi
tered wits seemed to rally again. ',He
Si.c some five or ten minutes in intense
thought, then opened his desk and
3cratchad off a note.
Dearest Juditii :' (h knew that
was
eyebrows, and leaned against the man
tel more comfortably.
Well.' said he' let every man at
tend to his own affairs, is my motto J
but at the same time, Maurice, . don't
"you thiak you're making a great fool
of yourself?" J
V Why ? Because of the McDermott
jnoney? : t i
Kxactlyr ii . "
Lely laughed, and shrugged his
shoolders after a debonnair. French
fashion he much affected.
'I like money said he; 'plenty of
it. Who among us does not?. But
since Cooley's account of the heiress,
J -to whoa my fatter and hers chose to
-nliffht me before I was out of round-
U prtctio to La iftyer! ;onrt or uran I . ,
,vUl Frftiiklia, Naoh, Warreu and Wake. 1 about jackets the scales of enchant-
Oae man citaot da everything; be
.everything, "or have " everything. We
.have each of. ns .all we can attend to
,ta do, our own business ; why should
we Bty Vhers their talents, their work
or thilr'wajsT Thty have their du
tics to jo, and to their own master
-they stand or fall. We have as many
talents as we shall improve, as much
: prosperity as we1 may wish to answer
for io' the day of judgment,
i 1 Let us Jearn the lesson of quiet and
conteot. Our fretting mends novhirg.
our fault fiadisg cbargvs 1 nothing.
first mtde aeroas the ocean, sick and
loatlanme, I arose one morn leg and
went upon tne Uck,; holding on, craw
Hog, thiokisg I was but a worm, I
smelt in tbe air some Strang smell, tad
I said to the captain, 'what is that
odor V It is the land bette from c ff
IreUnd'I smelt the turf, I tmelr the
gras;, I smelt the leave?, and all my
sickness departed lrom me ; my eyes
grew bright, my nausea was gone.
The thought of the nearness of the land
came tome. And when, afar off, I saw
the dim line of land, joy, came and
gave, me health, and from that mo
ment, I had neither sickness nor trouble;
I was co mis g nearer to the land.
Oj 1 Is there not for you old maa
and for you wearied mother, a land
breeze blowing bff fiora heaven, waft
ing to you some of Its stweetness f
Behold, the garden of the Lord Is not
far away. I know from tbe air, Be
hold the jjy- of home. Do I not hear
the children shout t The air is full of
music to our silent thought. Oh, how
full of mutic when our journey is al
most done, and we stand upon tbt
bound and precinct c4 that blessed
land I Hold on to jour faith. Be
lieve mre firmly. Take hold by pray
er and by faith. - A way with troubles
and buffetiags. Be happy ; you are
saved. In a few hours visions of Ood,
and all the realities of the eternal
world shal! be yenrs, and yon shall be
raved with an everlasting salvation.
5?. 2?s
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Louisburg N. C.
Will practice in the courts of the 6th
judicial auirici. -
Pretnpt attention given to the collec
tlon of claims. No 60 tf
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JOS. J. DAVIS, '
ATT'Y Ml COUNSELLOR at LA
IL0UI8BUBQ, F11ANKLIN CO. N C
Will practice in tha sereral Coarta ot Gran
the McDermott's Christian name
Judith livens ?ovebitlyfckle.---i
When t m ailed mv last dispatch to In
1 !
dia, it was to acqaint your father with
my engagement to anottier lady, l j Nor could We improve affairs if we had objects, to impress hearers with a sense
now find tAat I cannot exist without I theovtrfcrLt of all creation, and the I f
-will you 1 privilesre o! slitins on She judgment I -m, WWK h',a ftx nni jrn-
turone, Uar proper spiiere
Young Simpson, beginning the stud
of natural philosophy, became fond of
applying technical names to common
you. Judith my Judith !
par ion mo? Will you take j me once
mora as your betrothed husband, and
accept my life's devotion .as the only
offering worthy of your reception?
Devotedly, Maurice Lely.
' That will fix her.' said he to him-
self, as he sealed the pink sheet with
v - . a .
IS VtTJ
small. Ood rules th t world, and
whether we'like it or not he will rule
it to the end, and all our fretting, roar
muring and complaining,4 U but idle
noise. " ;
Let us Delleve where we cannot be
hold, and trust where we cannot trace.
alli&i oiDr6i(eolore4CVftzOTAnd Over all things God lives and rules ;
. . . i . a i .
Sia. rrompt attention paiaio lbo oouec-4j , e r n u
.uieu. ukvd laiiU iruui my eyes. xvcv-
now for a note of regrets and renun
elation io Rida. .. j
The next day an answer came, writ
ten in rather a ttiff and ungraceful
hand. ;
Dear Mr, Lelt : Of course, I
tlon and rernitta-.ee of monej.
Julj 15, 187J.
I
.fni.K.Barliam,.! Mt H. Bariiai,
Louibu g, N. C . oiMt?il tfc N. O.
Atti's oiiiiJonMlors at La,?,
Officis
At LoMlsburg, Frank'i t Co, N.
, -,andat
ForenV.l , Wake,' Oo,sN. C,
lullea from 1 al-vgh b. Rail. :i
anrt nr.vffi hj hi
febal v be-nappy t y 'see you, as papa
"haired, stout, freckled ! Why, Qhailey, hopes we will be matried immediately,
I should go craxyafter a week's sojourn and return to Calcutta on the 1 next
-in the house with such a specimen of I steamer! I
connnbialitv ! All the monev in crei-I J. McDeemott.'
tion could n't. gild that pill! Miss
Fleetwood has fifty thousand dollars
of her own not much, it is true, to ;a
man ef my expensive tastes, and still
less m comparison witn tne quarter Inds,' said he to himself;
of a million that, is to be tacked to the course. reoDle in different
-r -r
be can pnnieb ami reward : he can
bless or blast. Let ns leave him te
recoiate' hie ewn world, and de with,
all around ae seemeth good in his sight.
Rt sting thus in his providence, we can
do our own work in conteatment and
irpact. , And our great question will
b , not, 1 What shall this man do V but
L ;rJ, whatwilt thou have oae to do I
ing.
. When he mentioned to him that he
had swallowed some marine acephalous
mollusks,the old man was much alarm
ed, and he suddenly se.zed Simpson
and threw him to the door, and held
him and screamed for help.
And when vrs, Simpson came with
some warm water, and the hired man
rushed in with the garden pump, they
(breed half a galloa of water down
Simpson's throat, and then held him
by tbe heels over the edge of the porch
and shook him, while the old man
said
If we don't get them things out of
II VTE3 OF APVKRTBIXOr?
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Caw Two taorih iiJ
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Oee TweKrsokiUh.;.......:;see
Ctmttvrt s fb UTct apact mad on Csra
trrtm
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A rAttrL7jLiiiTCLr,
Aauira aLaat IVS 10 . At,fT5 waaa
; AN KVTIalXY a LW . ! 7
SEWING MAClilNE
Toa Doxaemo Cr, . "
03LI t'lVL IOLLAt3 '
... i . 1 h the Kew rsttat - I
BUTTON &OLK, WO USEE,
P.taH Ju;x7ililSTL . '
Awvanxi vaa Tiast Paxxxoc At taa
Astaa-CAS lsTrrcr -1
Aw SfAaTXBlntm-rs ?ib,1S7U i
A aaoat wvmdet txil and 1 fftnU'. co.uU tas
ted tewlnr alacai for i'axailr ork. Coai
pteiaallvapa'ta, Uva U atai(Lta
i-wbta 1 Sbadl m t rarest c Uct
r(U aotat v Miton, Mv Tr-aioouTa
aW CV4 Uck). Oprata4 bjr h.l aa
labia 10. at kuaatajv iaOi.4
nottda!, tk alt tjooe a gt ncu iu- ca a
uti si-t cbaa to pravcQt ta wtX
tarrml Um wrax - L!aa ta- tarad
ectiromlbetpvoL ilakw tfieUa(l4 Iocs;
atlUH (fineu and atr nt t'ca vkai j
ftn-a.ftur.bU cl a aa4 raU woi taU
aindaif aivl cmx. (rtxa.. Lata- '
brU to bcary Ccth or Le-ducr. 'cd uki all
ae-tzljul.n orUMaad. ru Sta-biw m av
uj e-t.uctr4to pe It at ei c h; ail tlva
putiifia h StacUio txtrf aaad 'a-Ut y
tscai.4t.y,axaeaaiauuj aa ilea aaatw
MtnTiUa U 1 very to !. p," lupitf,
ktn kad a. k.t . opajauoo. Ldvb .
ail iImi, ax da practical ac,vt;aa, aalmaw
loai lnv t4oo at rre tty redad rrt. ,
A (Jo d cheap, Faml j bewx a.achins'at
tut Tl first aa4 atuy aaeca iq pcedu
1 gaval aLla subataLtal aud iclahe lw
prt el bcw.Br atark tm- ttt xt kv
pnoe rtach ail a ood uoiu lm mj H- itf
and atrengtli aoapu u toall cp ek,whl)a
tea macy aari a aval It a u&iV-air-trt
witrver ta ', an j ete-tea a tspU cpud.
. IT 1 ALLlTlEECOailKm '
le u cb Til j acdJCfldr.UjrCMrmod
ita tj U. -b f wanUn a raa If fwod
beattatacAneatalow Mte. . , .
4-." . Protc a, WL1 ro u.tf, XU
rrke of each Mac'-rne Ciaa a-',
(arrM.ted f are jra ty im1 I rtrbf
a,iw.taal ue fixture ai a vwyta-or
jpltN bl f ao k . i-ctu&iufc mu
ILre dlif fcard iMdad in a a rua
n ror. aad dchvatedtr a y part oflht.oaa
try by prwa fre f fuxih rcU (nm r
oipt at m ie onlr F.Ta Dolkra , aaf d- Uv
try garan:d WUj t Sl.chttw w.U
tiaorfi tKitipt wf (l ex ra, ha new H SS
curixa hjle vsoeki-.. ..
Mr. Webstki was fond of a pactl- I Ona of the m stfxapo.ta.t aj u.lfurUvaa
. ,, . . . - , I tlon of the are aUnpa rA ca.U o,tht
a cb Id ti Work the Ai.ca'. buoa Lola Witk
iet;uliHty ao4 hu buvnt and bmitlfal,
p cat 1 erma aid r.ra tudoceiaatua
XaUaaefem laaj-eota roa aevca.ee..
wh i vt.l eta Lab aac.ea taroCfh iba t' ua
try a d tip our Mw aia h ne axk U
tlooandaCe, CXu.ty VUg t ,hrtn Vt amart
ajrtLl4frv ament a aoaitrtavu fit ftrru
d V kyota y rsriacharxe aaxcka fa
In rlt te cica ara c Ulai tanua U-ai
k oaiUa en art g ttc, aut tr.a, 'Wt ala
sup,l ; . , J .1. !:; ?
A0E1CXLTUEAL IMrLXMXTS.4
Iatastratealsal apr vtiayntt far Ua
Tarm asd U rdrn M-er, pra;Cul.
Va or jTaU ti.tca llanoassarm Hi U
flaatais haitwt.ra lhrurtaaj Uar W
elaeaacdel ftjr Fsw w taw Car ta
box variety. . All ra-at vbi la IW hC
aey vrara. taa uranv tr ty x. rae.
Ignorav cof the law excuses no ooaj
It is a .rand to cooceat a fraod. '
The law compels no one to do Im
AH agreements without costlderailea
Isroid.
. Btgaarres made with a lead-cil
ere good In law. " : 1
A receipt for money paid fa net le
gally conclusive.
The acts of one partner bind all the
others.
Contracts made on Sundsy cannot be
enforced.
A contract msde with a minor is
TOid.
A contract made with a lunatic is
Tcid,
Contracts for advertisements In Sua
day news papers are Invalid.
Principals are responsible for the
acts f their agents.
Agent are responsible to their prin
cipala for errors.
Each individual In a partnership Is
responsible for tbe whole amount ot
the debts of the firm.
A note given by a minor is void.
Notes bear interest only when so
stated, . j
It Is not legally cecestary to asj on
a note tor Talue received. '
A note drawn on Sunday is void. " j
A note obtained by fraud,' or from a
person in a state of Intoxication. cac
not be collectt d. '
II a note be lost or itoler, It does not
release the maker ; he mast pay it.
An endorser of a aota is exempt from
liability if ni t served with notion oi
its dishonor within twenty four hours
of its noo psy ment. ' .
this!
TiU prese tn th Prp- rlor Courta or the
tb Judical Diatiic, lo tho Supreme Oour
of tha State, and m Federal t ourta.
Proropi aUaUkn 1-1 e pld ti CkUect
Irg, Sacuiiuc. C'onipr.inu.n and Set ling
Claims.
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Dr. W. J:- Cooke,"
PHYSICIAN Mi SURGEON.
Offers bU pr f8ic.n-.l ue vlcea to tbe citi
zen TFr kiln rouutv fflt-e at hU moi li
ars residence 6 miles south of Lou sburg.
So. lC-ly,
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'YAltBOROUGIIillOTJSE,
?:i.TffTi(i'io. t-iU.'l 0v- '
RALEIGH. N. C. ; t
O. W. BLACKNALL; Prprietor. '
McDermott heiress,but still something.
3Iiss h leetwood has eyes like diamonds
drenched in sherry wine--real klden
eyes and a figure like Diana ! Aud
I intend to marry her l ;
1 When is the McDermott coming
home from Calcutta? asked Ponson-
by, '' j"-','', ' i-
V Don't know, said Lely. "
a Do you think you arc doing
right thing by her?
My dear fellow, do you expect a
man to sacrifice himself on the altar of
a mere whim? demanded LeW; 4
But why don't you wait and see
for yourself whether ' - - ; ,
Becaust?.' , petulently interruj. ted
Lely. 'I want the whole thing to be
And in. the , answer .to -thU question as I William he will be piicncd
Vverf in eenpture; lu'provWence, and 1 ,jind when t
Mr. LeJy winced a little at
str aightfoJwatMjf handling tij
delicate question.
. a - a v a.
Jout she has been bronznt up in,
' and, of
countries
think differently on these subjects. I
will call at occe
CTIie41tilel bondolr at Mrs, Ajrdwor
thy's was illuminated by a cluster of,
lights glowing like pale moons among
a bower of ivy leaves a low.clear fire
bumed on the hearth, behind a screen
of plate glass, framed in gilded acan-
I thus and BUbrice Lely s heart beat
the I high as be stood iyHhe central table.
affecting to turn over engravings, but
actually listening for every footfall on;
the mossy pile i ot azure Axminster
carpet. j
Presently ther door opened ; the ser
vant announced ? t r r
.. , .. . ,-. . ... . . ...
: 3Iiss IcDermott, sir. w -z
And our hero found himself face to
by tlie HolySpirit's inward voice, we
aUall .find the path of duty and the
pat'i ot peace. ' -
. Ill, Temper. A single person oi
our. sullen temper, what a dreadful
thin'; it is to have such av one in a
hous'j ! There is not rorrth and alees
and c'oride of lime enough io the world
to disinfect .a. single home of such, a
nuiaauce as that ; no riches, no elegance
of mieo, no beauty of lace caa ever
screen such, persons from! utter vulgari
ty. II temper is the vnlgarist thing
that the lowest bom and illest bred
can ever briog to hie .bpmt. It is one
ot the worst tonus of impkty. Peevish
teas in a home is not oi ly a sin against
the Holly Gbov but em against the
Uoly Ohoat in the very temple of lov.
Tntooona Parker.
they were out, end Wil
liam explained that the articles alluded
to were merely oya'ers, then his father
foncled him for half an hoar with a
trunk strap fer scaring the family. -V
Subsequently , Simpson framed his
language in a more familiar phrase,
ca'joke bnt only of "a harmless one.
and generally a benevolent one. lie
had. In Lorthfleld acroas the river f om
his Franklin farm, a small piece of sa -dy,
barre land, with a poor house upon
it In which a. very destitute family had
been living so uie tl j e without pa; ing
any rent Upon one of his visits to the
place, the good woman expressed her
anxiety about being able to remain.
hc expected to be turned out, and did
not know where to go. She hoped
Mr Webster wouUu't ttt ha d with
her. He hea d her th oujh, and told
her, wi h great g-avity, that he knew
it was a hatdcasefjor he-; La wished
to co shier her. and didn't w lah to be
unkind; but he h d a great many to
provide f:' At the' same time,' put
ting his hand futo his pocet, he took
oat ; a live dollar bill and handod U U
her saying he was sorry ho couldu't do
better by her but tf ahe thought she
could afford to stay on the place an
other year for' that, he ahouldbe very
gl !, and rode off.
UktateurVkaadara a,rKUr
kaad lve.-f cf SUrgOt4-a;iaraai4.
aa old a4reioua Ufi talk t a;l iL
Lettooiu ttkalbWat p Ion s.d aa. Lm
r.lluJopo i by our raadn,-.axia Jra
JLKawToa. 4
Not Reaonsible for IlegiiUred Tetters.
' laaiaaa OaDta ' "'
JL7 tlULLlO AS Fupt Bn tf 6v1a Ka'ah
C Qrrnwtc'it0r LiaitS s,Xw Totk!
: aep286nt ' " vi
VHOLESAU.,-';
i F? i
"A roughing incident n reported from
Chattanooga. An utter stranger called
o q a; re pec tab le farmer,1 recent' y, and
aaked htm it his husc bad not been
A man who had recently been elect
ed a major of malitia. and who was not
overburdened with brains, took it into
his head, on the morning cf parade, to
exercise a little by himself. The field
selected for the purpo e was his own
apartment. Placing himself in a mil
itary attitude, with sword drawn, he
exclaimed 1
'Attention company ! Rear rank,
three paces march 1 and he tumbled
down into the cellar.
His wife, hearing the racket, came
running in, saying r . , ,
Vj. dear, have you kil'cd your
self? . " - ' ' " '
' Go about your business, , woman,
One must be easy in his mind io go
to sleep quietly, but what must have
been the feelings of the stranger who UQUOR ,DE AIaER,
was aeofc up iiuri in, viesiera umci I v
to sleep with a backwoodamxn, who! And agent for Uie sale of '
rave him this welcome r I
Wa'al, stranger, fve no objecUon to . HAlIUFACTOnff vTD3AC50,
your sleeping with me, nose in the
least ; but it seems to me the bed's
rather narroar for yon to sleep com
fortable, eonsiderin how I dream,
Yon see I am an old trapper,' and
generally dream of shooting and scalp.
ing Injuns. Where I stepped eight
afore last,tbey charged me five dollar. TERRELL d V HAnHlS,
extra cause I happened to whittle op I
the head board with my knife while I
:CI2An3(iC,
105 Byvaere Street,
, Petersburi'Va.
0 t.
definitely settled before she arrives in J face with a fat dumpy girl. freckled
robbed during, the war. . The farmer
replied that it had. 1 said tbe stran- I said the hero y what v do ' you know
ger, was one ot tne marauding party l aboutwarr
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GROCEHS :
Commission srMcSliants-
Petersburg, Va.
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rew xorx... xvida r leetwood is my
engaged bride, and Miss McDerm ctt'
must just make the best of it.
Ponsonby thrust his hands down in
to his pocket. .'J'. t Xl:;:: f.:
Well, said he, 'are you1 going to
Mrs. Madison's party to-morrowT ,t ,
4 Of coarse, liida has signified her
royal will and pleasure that I - should
be there,and I shall not rebel. Shall I
see you there? '-" f 4
If my tailor is punct ual . with my
dress-suit. . " '
and blowsv. with crreett ereT'evti a 4and
hair of a 'most unmistakable red !
He started back,. ai she advanced
with a smile.
,c This is iiotr-not the, Hiss -.-McDermott
that I saw at Mrs? Madison's last
night ? he cried.
No, said the fair Judith, in a flat,
drawling voice. , That's iny , cousin
Isabella. te She jsjne over with me, i Vs.
get her wedding oaHt. ' She is going
back in-the CatTuxroIeamaji'ta marry
ld Major Mottspu, He's i rich, and
. . ' it if "I -f nt
J R Patterson
V7.A Eladixen.
IL I. Jndkins,
Ko U-tm.
And then the club companions part- 1 that suits Bella. .Perhaps we can be
ed as men do part. With an unceremo- 1 mar-ied at the same time.
nious nod and smile., " j ' Mr. Lely skrarik from ' his fiancee's
. Who is she? By the t shades 1 of I unmeaning gnxi A mine of diamonds.
Venus, Hebe, and Helen of Tray ! ahe'e j shaft of gold, would not reconcile him
the loveliest creature I ever saw in mj I to such a wife its Uus JndUaQ inotstros-
lifer
) l J ityl Muttering. -ono
ercr about
tuat did it I took a little loctetj
lbat locket, suid tb farm r bursting
into tears, 'bad been worn by my dVar
dew child. Herd it is, rrplied the
stranger, visibly aff.cted : 'I am rick ;
let me make restitution.- U era, is t20
f.r your little soo- fie gave the far.
mer a $50 bill, and received $30 in
change. ' lie then wrung the farmei's
hand warmly aod left The farmer baa
aince dried Lis tears and loaded hia
-hot gun. Tbe mooev was counurfeit.
ITumvoTousa Mex. -Always have
a btuk within jour reach, which yoo
may catch up at your add manatee.
Esolve to edge la a lifle read bg avery
day, it it is but a lUgteet-niene. If
you cm .give fifteen minutes a day, u
will be felt at the aod of tbe year.
lU-gwlate your thought rw hi a not at
study. A man is thinking, even while
at work. Let him think well.
It was m beautiful thought of alitilst
girl in the - streets of our city, hungry
and ragged, taken by a kikd..
hearted lady and led into a cake-shop
and fed as she had never been fed be :
fere.. And wben the angel-woman bad
given the little child all aha could eat,
and some cakes to carry horn, she took
her Into n )tbur store aad gave her a
nice . warm shawl and other matters
that tbe girl needed, and was diamisi
iog her, when the chld looked op InU
her fie, and w ith all simplicity said,
4 A re you God's wife V 8he had heard
that Ood give gwod things and tk
gifts of the good lady set med to be
such otly aa con Id come from kirn, w
one like Um. It Was sot profane it
Was simple and sublime, " ' ri
Traniactkms fa kab' ist Detroit
elitoil ietrodncUoa to a t treet fight.
was dre'ming. But you can come to
bed, if yon like. I feel kinder peace
able to-night.' , ,
.., IIapbI CLaa by Lllc-txattos
We OTcr-'ieard the following between
two bell-boys at Ue Flit l Avecae II o-
Ab a ounce hereby 1 fully cxrasl2Whst
we say, that a ter tbe lit jaaoary 1371,
we Intend lo sell ooy lor , 4
. 4 . . v . ,
c as n,$
or its equlTolra.
It Is exstomery to put tbess n
la Bcwipapers, aad fall to ra.sk s tttra
trood. uui that we are la tts-LH. we
tel, recently pat aaka Hike, Wnat,a wmpfuveto any one who ask fcr credit.
this snspeksjon of tne bank V 'llut alio txg tbat ttot w!:f) uave
jel Mikerep'I, TlllUUye." tap klB4 eno to trade wttiics this
pe ,e have U cenu. Til Leave J J ft l' '
Uwla T'Xrxtd.yyewant r '
it, and te aa ma lor iu' Yis, 'I ull
ye 'Uo, air. Pre waul it pestll.1.
k 'young man employed in a cotton
factory at Hyde Park, KassachtucttJ
is so popular with .the i-ir sex that
when he was convicted of being drunk;
the girls la the mill look cp a collec
tion and paid his fine.
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- Education begic tLa zzlemxa
bat reading, pood ecrstny snd re
Cecticn. mcrt fj:iih him. - LecE. '
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Go To
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and 'yn will grt as risen fcr.jr
taoaev aa von as, a? wiierr, w are
tr!l s At brfca fnlcrt
trur XXaU
Q aick I5al-e aa J AaaU frtC -i. "
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aa.brcX' '.thu aui cur1 fatk
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