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Wilson, Oct. l!t!i '70. ;
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(FOR YOUNG LADIES.) V
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Knuitioii uirisually t.;ri 1 r!t y . -1 ' ."' .
B per M'ioM f if) yvi'ck', 4iiolqli.n'!j
fn-1, ttu:tir-i ml furnwho ru'ijui "i),!)i.
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Ka-tcru Cirolina. The bst Rdvant,.ues
Hud Livet tatcs. UcpUb.V locati.ui. Ab'e
ml l'I:i iiiie.'d 'i'fitrhi'T; ' 1'n Library
Mini A pjiaratits. Spacious llui'mg. : A'
jleat (in4tloi'iVf linir'f j H
4Ceitc cipenie. J,r50 per year. Mns'c,
$4 3 evtra. Ssiou eif'-nds from firt
JiUn lxy in Sopteiaber to Jirst Thursday iu
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AnnNx rou Tin:
new h0u1e;;sewing machine-
This is om of tlo ni r,M( iiiii.'s itflll : iu'
thi State and never fails to please. Scud
f r circulars and price list. '
It. I'. Hay ley.' A -To.,
CROCKERY.
(JUsi-AnW Lbit's'KTc.
27 II.vxovku Stui:kt,
II. M. Laniku. HAIITMOUE
ad your
JYoungr&lro:
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. MKAI.KK IN
LF1NK H AT011KS. DiamJixBV -
Jkwkluv.silvI-uwakk;
M'.mufa.-tuivr of all kinds of V
:' rilij Jewelry, Uia;s;Bad;es, c
r Tlu 's ?10, ca-t.n. and r. .0-) t'x-k
. . ? - V- V , aM at the low
st
Sc.,
l" ' u rvrr. lour (Wd
uciu-u auci w in i
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l'KTKitsr.ruG, Va.
30ths70t.
jTOggAILI
ORNAMENTAL WIRE WORKS
id cjiptjjez. & CO.
2G North IIowarl ISt, Diititnore. :
Wire miling for ceinetirie. lawns
I'-iiSotlict-s and balconies; wijido.w -u,u ..
guaiNl, -win doth, gievos,
w,ud atul coal sh eens, inui tk,Ka(i i
viiailS. sf.it.H.. X ,.i
ry " r. ul 1 '111
Lemfburne;
The 01d : ReliaMe 1 Barber
hiy always be found at bis shop on Tai
.".; where b- will be PU"Ud
serve his fnends arl !... a '
fchavin and cultiR"
luU- ;uj ccBt.
ap-ISt.f.
v vTfvii-o,,. x. St. Mary Sclioo!,. .
blov p.l'l- ;,. 'tH'nUt iWto T1- 77t'! tonu of t! School Ix-gins J
('..stUnice, (ii , j. . caiak.;ii''aiirrr4i!J;rf;w,i , I Marry a Gentleman.
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IJ(iUSTA FKMALESEMINAUYk
STAUNTON, VA.
HVi Mary .t. Hallvin, Irincipjil.
'JjiH In'stituti'in tohtfrttu-a to increa! in f
jirsi-iitfiKV ; fvuul yvav to 'year. . - j
It -.lT-r -;ip: rior9(lvaiit:ii;c5 in location;
In..- loiii'inis and njiiuil.-; In its encr- j
tcarii.T-; lis uiisf:rpa-scil u'lvaniaes in'
iiju-i. niKiIcrii laHi,Hiaire-', line art.-, :iysi- j
al -,:!: in., and inl riuvioii in the tlidory '
nn'tpmnite if. cmikiifjf v 'i' ft1 f-iicct-iysful 'cl'- 'j
l-ili iiiadv.;tu .j(0Uic lieuttii. C;nori :uidJ
liappinc; U opposition to u e.$iv:.A&nw
It st.-indard of ilul ?;hilatA!d(." ":
Fir full pan iculars.. anply to tin; Princi-
pnrfiir ('alatoni'
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Peace Institute
IJALEIGIl. N. a.
Tin? Sili Animal SvssUin fonnn"nces on
Wi ducst.'ay, September 1st, lsn,
institution-.in tin; Snitli f-.H'i-rs' siipt'ij
i' adviiita'.';-- f-r insO ticttoti in a41 In afu-h-
it -ii.ti I i l .nr.f n
V"un:r iadii'S. Ail
Jirsi l las.s sc!io(.Is 1 lOr
liii; departnu-n!.' an-
rw r- 1
exj-ftiicod ami aoconiplishe-a
ti'iulli'l'S.
. 'I'll is :is tlio onlv institution in h. .Swtitli
ivhU'U ;::..;-d' (l!irf! film' fchplastiQ
y ar a spi iui (ii'pmi HH'in tor .'instruction
in tin' theory and practice of cookery,
'i't-niir'r.'a-onalik-.; 1
For'circ'ilar anil catiiHi.'rue, aiidn-ss, ;
' "liKV. It. l'UiiwU.t&, Sox. Tiii icipali.
ixi'iun ;j i;:i:iiv .'fe:
. ATTENTION BOYS!
THING'S J.IoijNTAIN HWii
SLUO0L.
A -'Classical a n'T Mat hctnat ienl sol u ml h
An )j;ic!iiai Military-1 V pa'rtjinoit. - --
Arxt oion op':ji,-f 2 ul Mimil ly in Au-
ust. Nuiiibfi- cf Ftu lents ;a-t sessiuji.
UO.-frntn two .Stati'
I'Tent cpniilifs.'
n and ovi-r tiftv dtl-
ird,' tuition and i ! i ii
n of live mouth-:
,bs;lr;l f.)l- Citali-ir
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Hell, Fr'mcipa!.'
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Giceubboro Fomalo
Coil0o;c,
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, The -f'):.U ScFsiou wi'd bciii on 2-lith . n.
' Tills wc!l know n lustitiuion otlersj ni
pr'Mor faei'ities for mental and moral ct.il
tnr(,"'coi:ibiued with the comforts Tof k
pieaan'., we'd drilled home. ;
Charges prr ression ef 5 months. Hoard
'(cxelu.-ive of washing and lights) andiTai
iicn in fall Kng.:H e'Mirsc, $75. ' i
hxt ra tudis teiodnte. j
For paitieulars applv to t ' . i
.' : : J M. JO'NES, Fresident.
OFFICE OF
)f ilson, N. C, ilr.y 21st, 1880.
We (k-ire to inform t
le people of Wilson
and
yuiTouinlii.i' counltic-s that webave
moved' our ollice frm;
i.
llockv Mount to
IV i lac iU.auiLUnit.Wtt.kcix.,0 iu jUiiutLuit
time.-
:;a "ie AiUUl 3
STYLES GF THE
i
Singer- -J-aQlaiiao
and "'r invito all w ho desire to purcbase a
i'li.--1 v LASS ' ' . !
Sewing1 1
MacMne
An favorable terms to-glvc us vcal-1 and cx-auu-.a"
ours lff?.rc purcbain. (lur ma
'li!ti is tl;- i('t made for fatnilv use ind
for Jiuht and liear wciky lias noeipnal.
It is impossible to tell all about -this ex
ecUf.it machine ia an aihwrrisemntl and
'( invit. ail who read this to call around
:n;d exannne-the " .
Machine Viade
Siiigcr Iiimifacturiug. Co ,
Et-I.Aiam$troiir, Manager.
Cc?"We kiM pou hand at all Onies: needle-,
oil and other atfaenments f,ir the Sing
er Miu'hinc which wcscll at vcryloW rates.
lilV
!l-lf
g T A ML I N O
T1d reat cure for
TK U T 11
I.Sl'Kl3i AvltTv 1JEADAOTIE.- -SOCU
STOMACH t
an 1 tbo l.a.l
rlVcets of !nd;sestion is
Dr. D'Arinstauts Ati-Dyspeptic Drops.
i
i 'mlerfu.1 cut? made all oyerjllie cot
M'.v as thoussnds of c-rtii:eatcs ' attest -
I'mvlj '-;'.-a!le Tike lucent. "-'.
- - I'CKCELL, L At)D A CO. ! '
tfciTJ.H . , V.
tin, . - iii.(iiitvuu, . .
DR. DAVID HUNTERS
SYPHILlTICorBLOOD PILLS
jt iO W a' us f.rn,. ami ory.
Scrofula ami Uiotnl au t-Wm tU-w-s iviily
cur.nl - , i
JViji'i; rNtfin ennt in two ilajn.
Via-Kiifhv A. rW. Rowland, and all Prusrisi
lricpI p.T KSx. t inr" Ns 2. S'n l lv inri il .
ftX
WILSON,
:lTHd-Wilson Advance
9 ! "
J Marry a-e(Jii uvm, ? ,fi
Otrl If 3:o'n Can,
ilolded and built
' 1 On the jjcn?i-ous plan,
TltouV he may ncKhcr ' ' '
. Have silver or gold, . .;
' Title or fortum;, .
To have or to holJ,"
Thopg;Ii lie may lahor 5 '
' With spade aiid with ho?, j 1
Though he may naught
: - "15'tit h's rnot!ier-tonue know,
Though he lives under: , ;
Sf.ciety 'a ban,
Marry a gentleman, ''
Girls, if you. can.
, Olarry a sentlnnah. 5 :? ' ' Z
''Girls if you can!
Gm- le and tt n lcr :
'iiiou.vjh ih iess a lnan.
One vh' i will treasure , - ;
llis clijid or hh wife,: :' '
Scl'i-nin to rob-; them
Of twceUicss'iii life, ''.
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Oiie' vIio will never
.", 'f? biute's part assume,' .
Fdlin. Ida household
':' IKftli ?orrnw 'and glwun. "''' '
5 If tMv'lovr's altar, " i
" Tlie lltiinc you wcu-d fan
; Ihrrj-; it gviitliMnan. .
Gii 's, if yoh can . j ;
' i ' '
Yoh will he.bappy,
Anf y&u will be j,'la l, ,
riicii'di he only
Re c -tn movdyj clad. '
I'l a-iire is ;'ficc!ii:jj, .
And HTe but :v span
iljti ry agoiiticman,
' Girls,; if you c:!U.'
s-:.(A'rEs I'AtJErss ivEinE:..
captuiie or THE UAXThOyj: CAKOLIXI
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an tip: r.iauAL taut i and otiieii
JiKIDAL
''ACCOM r ANIMICNT
lOUli TIJItOUGII'
IIniAL:
.,r-,, TIJE KOKTJI.
The .mar ridge of the United States J
Senator Zebulon Bi Vance, of North
Carolina, and j Mrs. Florence Steele
Martin. . ct;? this city, was celebrated
at theold Steele homestead, twelve!
raucs: irorn- ini'.cii-y, on ,uie rier
s' .- ,.-.!- - .
roact ' lst nugltt, , uuder the happieac
auspice. 'The wedding was a .qujet
affair altbongh there were abbul '150
gnesia present, incljidicg 4.oul3 the
f:mii3 and'persoral frienj.lg arr(r9P9 J
i utstuHtu9hed'i; nraests irrm febroad,'
vfliorcamG especially to" assist on the
ioecasion. Ine btcole iforaoGteaa,',a
l )voIy old niansion embowered in ii
deep grrtvc, is the - reajjj'jpf r that
picture drawn jof the? Oidrt.KBtacky1
Home?' There Colonel Steele, a gen
tlpraeti, polishctl, cultivated and hos
pitable, lircd in fcu lal style, where he
was born, and there the!- cultivated
bride of last evening p.i33ed her htld-
lioo.l, ... .:. . .; " . . : ' - .
The grove was brilliantly illumina
ted willi Chinese lanters and the
grounds looked? charmiDg. A, large
number of the quests on the occasion
were from the
citv, and the beautiful
drive to the residence was filled with
-1
carriages. The time of the ceremony
was set for 1 9 'o'clock, but c owing .to
the distnuce ! from the' city, it was
postponed until 10 o'clock, at .which
time all of the expctetV'guests had
arrived- The scene of the ceremony
was the- large double parlor da the
around floor, which onens uoon the
- -
old-fashioned cool verand a, ' the - prid;
of every country residence. 1 Over
the arch between the parlors ws a
heavv festoon of mvrtle, and on one
end of the lare . room
i
was another
festoonmnd wbichdherrarrpT conple 1
were to siauu.
w . . , ... 1 T .
JJiring-lUC nei3
E'ehorn's orchestra poritriaed a pro-. I
rrammc of choice music. At 10
r ,'
o'clock the bridal party was annonnced
1 -.-.. :;
and the iiuc-sts were arranged in: the
best position to witnes
the ceremony.
ti'.t m i!o through which the
j party moved to the poUn asigneo;
j I At ;1Q o'clock promptly the orches-
; tra Struck lip the KCiiaing UiarCU SUO
the" doors were thrown open. Pre
ceediua the llappv pair were Jlisses
I Mad-e Uewaijj of ISirdstoWj aud May
N. C, jFBIDijT; - JULY 1880
;Logan, , ivlp slocd as -.vrknessca upOD
pithQf of jLhc.tpjrrile arciu Thbu jamc
cenaipr v ance and liis brule, . and
invqluutaryjhuai gf siinlratiotiro
Senator Vanc ivho has just - eutera
Iui hftietiL year," l9oks ten years
younger ; iman of ; magfwficent j,re
cnc,e, tall, unpressive aad-handsomeT
Ilis hair and ,,rnoutche,iboih luxu
riant, are iron gnoy the. color, of his
face the ,qn'iek ightip his eye, speak
of physical -and aoeatal prime. r In hU
pcspnal appearance-t,kere k... thia,
which proclaims the distinguished
mail. ... : :. ( : .. ... S
iIrs.-vploreure r Steele, -Martia, tb
bride,: is the daughter of the late
Colonel Steele, and a lady . possossiiig
all the accoajplishiacnts aud graces
that adorn any station, -j Petite - and
delicate. i iujform a brunette, she was
exceedglyj attractive. She, wore, a
Marie Antoir.elted ; dre: of : white
feathered brocaded saVin,: wi Hi trian
gular corsage-..The- train.' 1 was?. very
long and the whole wa3 ,: c-labiH-ataly
trimnied with lace and pearls. In her
dark lytir crashed . rues and white
violets were-worn. Ilcr veil did not
cover .ho - face, vms xtropped'to the
floor behind. The only jewelry worn
wore solitaire diamond ear-dropsi It j
was a very haudsoise ami a verj yotit!4
ful looking couple, and attracted great
admiration. So youthful did they
look that the story of the match seem
ed perfectly natural. Airs. Martin,
who had been 'a willow for ten or
taelve years, has not mingled v.-tv.iich
iu socity until last "winter, ; when she
went to Was'iington to visit friends
at the R'ggs House. Wlule there she
attenocd fscTcral entertainments and
aWor.e of Ihem rnet 'Senator Vanco.
The attach went, .-. phich was foniu'd
atvoiicp,-(was soon' cemented by an
engagement -and the time of slhcf mar
riage agreed upon JIVs. 'Martin s!i(rt-
ly nllei'.vartls returned to Louisville;
which she leaves r in a few days to
preside over the household of one of
tho most: popular; state men in the
Soiltll. -' ' ' .; ; ' : -.- : ;
The wedding party f entered the
parlor "as descrihed, .followed "' by two
sisters of! the bride,' Misses 1 1 attic
and CecelPa Steele, 'Teautifiit " briVle
n.auK'Rttj Rev.' Bishop McCloskey,
in the'.-rcheV of Lis isolv cflice was
then' ushered in, and standing before
the' expectant throng, addressed to.
tlie candidates a- brief b(ut eloquent
discotirsa upon the responsibility aud
duty of tho life upon which they were
entering They were -married with
the ring." which was blessed according
to the rights of the Catholic Church.
At the conclusion of ' the ceremony,
which was the apostolic blessing, there
was the usual rush of congratulations,
which were uttered heartily.' Many of
those present' were old' neighbor ami
personal friends oT the bride, nncl the
deepest interest was taken in the
union. Senator Vance, who i possess
ed of a hearty' hah6T-Tsnd'"Spatkling
wit, soon made this ' portion of the
cercmonyarcat relief from the usual
sdlemn nterchange of courtesies, il
rcc2icveJ all with . frank geniality, and
was soon the centre of an admiring
group of persons.' ; ' ' ' '
After Use; congratulations the wed
ding feast was sprred a sprcadxjf
rare compleieness and as rich as it
was abundant. The Lealtb of - the
bride and groom was drank by ail the
quests. - - " - - '
Then the music struck up for the
dance.' and the young people, who
were
present in large 'numbers,
sought the (drawing rooms; and tne
scene becante enlivened and beauti-
i
ful.
The weddng was rgennihe Iwspita-
bb Kentucky .celebration, aud the
C-aests lingered untii morning began to
creep in
Senator and Mrs. Vance will remain
in theeitv until Situ rday stopping at
tho talt House. Taey will then leave
for the -east before settling in tneiri
new home irl Charlotte, N. C. Ifcueral
Cli-dmer.s will ' also rem.air. until at -
urdav General Chalmers arrived
Uord-iv morniri?. hot Senator Uan-
!- " " ' ,
eAm and Senator tViUiami were oe-
in Cnress-
I t llil't 1 - in Lti: v.w -
i . . , , .... ,'..!
Col. A. Broadhead, 01 iouis, iiau
J 11 also writtcnthatlrewtHtld be present, pnd won the purse and Fly no's " UUroy. recently, reqaestcl that his re
; itiht did not anfvc time.-.; ( .. . ..ittl the grefttest ease. Uaips houd be kept iu the house for
fu.1
Her .he-J :xs laid affectionately on j
I,;, manlv bosom, and as they whirled!
in the dizzy Waltz, she sweetly mur-
mured I hear your telepaoae mean-
i '- j.
in-r of course, his heart.
Wx w Uin" trio, said the groom,!
. - 1 .
'"J
as h; tuiubkd over the bride's
tralU.
TliV GOD-s: AXD TRrTl!'S.q
A telegram from ShelbyvlUe, Ind.
says : 'The villaiic of Moscb-.v. tWelvc
county,', is. juft ! lUough tbegajr wwies-of -pleasure.
now cvjjing a liue scHsition. Forc bcau ideal -grac nunrs die band
three ears past a, youth by itlic narnc , Tinue, that .wiihera , tho' flower of
of John .Jiarlow. .ed ninctce'n, son' of .vc.itcruay, has warjSe that figure and
the Postmaster and, merchant of the, det,trfyed the, lioble carriage. Oace.
towu, has be,en pcyyjng laMentiori to ;"liJour ae .bepossesed tho thoui-
Miss Ncttie,Atkins, who. strange to say j 11 thougm.'Uuit pass thr jugU your
ys nine years, older than the young inanr"u now wishing lo 4-cccompHh
pi qastfop. Slip jsthe onij'datigh'ter j tJepJ worthy,.- of a nook in fame, anou
'of .a ..V' i'doveoAheA',V if iu rather ! iaiagiuiug ii'fo a dream that, the &ooacr
good -circumstances. , , . , i j nejwo.Ho.from the better. (.liut he has
. In tV:sc,asC; the age of the youngvc ll)c dream very near through,
lady prove4ji.oJ4cW3ti pair t TI tiiue to awake 5s very near at hand ;
lycj-e lpoj'ubnTA5dsJt -'!cf;J5: cJe ever kiudieg at old deeds
;nj1rers.(I.rYog Uarlow wasis.dypc4 ot pi'.nd tUd tuind takes a finaer
as could be (Icilrcd. and it btcame the !"SP 1' the staff.-. How low Uio head,
gciveral opinion that the couple were i
engaged, llqwcver, a few
Invsi auwt
; the courtship w as rudbly biou ht to an I
t . i i . !
cndaivl a -. consternation! cheated .by j
Iiariow- sudiicnlv . leaving
is home
- - t - - t - r , . . - - .
Then the .town, became .wil l
rii - i
piors, and there was furuisicd .much .
food for gossip.
It appears that the parties a day or
two before -Barlow's departure had had
a stormy interview, occasioned as fol
lows: Young Barl
larlow, Indian intimate j
mau.ame.jiohn 'Ben-1
frieid, young
tic,tt ; they had take" a a wfiik
and were
seated upon a -log in the ) woods en-
gaged, m;
a conversation.
Jarlow, it
confidant,
seenip, was making Bennett a
and was detailing his love affairs.
The
exact substance of the conj-crsalioa is
net known, but in. the midst of it Sliss
Atkins burst, upon the 'scene..
She had overheard a portion!-of the
interview, and she immediately open
ed out on Barlow iu a heated manner,
accusing jmn of being uatrt o to her
and of telling their secrels. She end-
td by informing him that
tiuarricd her .within two
unless he
WCCivS. sue
would shoot him on 8wht
ZD .
his friht-
end the youthlud suitor andMvas the
cause of. .his disapiiearanc. It was
supposed thr.t he had gone to ""the
home 'of -a relative in the Southern part
of the country. At last Uie young
woman, true to her declaration, feud
- i
started on a search for her'fjalse lover,
ami seemed bent on bringing the boy
to time. She had armed herself with
a revolver, and unless the matter could
' ...... w.ikv.j tl-tlV I Vli:-ijr ' U-3
looked for. The affair has
cicated a
great sensation..
Xlte Iarl IIom4
. The Cincinnati Enquirer t says the
origin of the term dark horse is as fol
lows : . ' '
Once upon a time there lived in Ten
nessee an old chap named Sam JbTynn,
who traded in horses ijind generally
contrived to owa a.' speedy nag or two,
"which he usctl' for racing: purppses.
wlicncver he coold pick uh
a 'soft
match' dcrbg Jiia travels
iThe best
c stallion
of his flyers was ai coaL black stallion
named Dtisky Pete, who was:
; "almost a
thoroughbred, and able to
fro : in the
best of co:npany. FJyan was accus
tomed to saddle I'ete when tapproach-
ing a town and ride him intuit to give
me impression mat tue animal was
.Mo.Mf liftCiJ UU33 .iu ui. a iicr.
0.,n . -
v"'t- ,,J. M vu; hi 4 iwu ;i
country .race meeting . was oe.ng neiu,
and he entered Pete among the CQn -
tesianrs. . xnc people ot. .tne town,
not knowing anything of . h s jantecc- j wii(idrawn that called forth the eino
tienls, and not being i.npresjicd by his ( t;ulJf tLe pirpose horn wItb it bemg
appearance. backei two or three local j ta These impulse eyropatbUera
lu.ontesncarny aga.t lurp. i r .ynn
nio,.;.iTueuy union- me c owti, ani
loo aame oes ouerei a-ainst. ms
nag. Just as the - flyers' wbrej being
saddled for the race, old Judge Mc -
Miuamee, who was the turf
oracle of;
1
j that part of the Slate, arrive I on the
.course, and was made oiw of the j - Jtlg -
es. As be took bis jilace on
he was told: how the betting
of the strange folly of the
&t - a
u e sami
ran, and
owner Of!
j the strange entry in backing
his plug'
heavily. Kutiing his
eyes oter
. , "-
rccoc-
Pete, and said. : putlen.cn.
1 u uU1 i.u.-w
. 1 1 . . r . ill;
i i "".e soojew y--u- 6meu -
" V
rip-ht.
VV"-w,
wa
' I V.I- thn 'A !.;-to In- A.,.U ....!!
3
.v v ""!
i li'c three-piartc-r p'olj was
reac.:.v, j
h a ru.b, ;
-1.n I, wnt tr tl frnnt. wi
; - .
rie oidar. j j
Bow low .the head, boy ; do rever
J ance to the old man. Oace
like you,.
I .1 .1 i:Ca l..-ki
me iiuiesuuuw ui in u. v
the hair, and changed the round mer
ry face to the worn visage bereljou. t
1 t . : i 1. . t 1 :il. i..t
u:ce irsat ucau ivai nu ini4uwi
I CO liai W . UISJ IWl JUU UJlCjll,W BUH,UIWUair-
KTTMBEE 24
ajspiratioas cruslied bylisppoinlBcrit
as 5ours are, pcxhapja. lc tireJ to be
Oace that form stalked prottdlv
boy as yn would iu your old age be
reyereuced.
i
Themgu'Vil bo the iloath of uc.'
-r- Wug.- the other , U ay, as be
c,ai,ac strcct.
IVhy, I thought they were very nice
givls,' said a sympathizhi friend.
'So they arc nice enough., but there's
tod many on ern, and they're -too al-
,Ta.p,vc saUI the disconsolate : patri
arcu- 'Them three daugl tors pf mine
wcrp enough in all conscience, but new
my ilece is up here from Boston, and
it seems as. if the old scratch ; had got
Into 'tm. I don't object to young folks
bavinf a trood time, and "iris bhvin
j . E i O :
licaiix and-all that, but wlicu it comes
to haviti' sparkin' oing jon all over
the p)ace. it's Wo bad,' saijl Mr. Plug,
i.ust night Sue had a feller court in'
be rat the front gate; and Julia' had
her!
chap in the 'parlor; and when I
got ready to go to- bed, bless me, if
I Anuromache (that's my niece from
j Boston.) didn't have young S by
sptjoning her cn the stairs. She says
Hurt's Newport style, Stch nonscnsc !
I couldn't get up stairs to jo to bed
without - climbin'- over them, "so,, I
thought Bd go out to the barn and
sletp on the hay; but durn my pictnr,
it I didn't stumble . oyer Milly and
some yon ng spooner seltiu' in the
barndoor; This iliog's' got to stop
before cold wcathcr for I can't afford
wood and kerrysene for anr sicli non-
j scn,so' "hen it's too cold for sparkin'
f5.rrisp;ilJseii' IVomen.
Sympathy' says Adam Smith in Ids
Theory of Moral' Sentiments.' though
its meaning was perhaps originally the
same as pity or compassion, is a word
that may now, without much impro
priety, be made use of to denote our
fellow feelings, with any passion, what
over. The.definition of a word round
which clusters the most precious associ?
ations of the human heart applies to
much' shifting sentiment that passes
for
sympathy now-a-days, when the
jj!y wrought nervous eystetu is in
last
the j ascendant.. A vivid f.ncy, and
excitable disposition; a quick suscep
tibility to immediate, influences, arc
essentially constituents of the sympa
thetic lemneramentr Women ate'ure-
tcmiucntiy gifVl with that Vapid, im-
preionability that puts them en ran-
i port; Wlth theiri surroundin'M. In it
Ii' .' J
flics, much of their power and their
, t liami. Many thus endowed, however
jiackthc sustained force :' that gives
; co,esion to 'character, i The infltieacea
, rcJoice ,jlh th(J li&m aml rnourn
- ; the ,.8jyi Ue y givc you sluiJe for
1 5iuau lear for tear : but tl.e mo
; mClit Icave u iev for-et voa.
i nni ,i.A rA.arv ..r " ... .
r.;A; '. n,iiitn-,. (!.;.. 'v. . .i.J.
; tbey arc e.JtireIv. 8UJCcre .
j crisy or aifcctation has not.eatered
j tato the to'keus of fcthng they Lave
. sh0a ; they have simply b?ea iuiptUcd
i. lr, r'i. n.:..
j. ia(ij. 0f sympay answers beUer to the
s dcfi"iaitijn. of1- the modem philosoper
..:. .. .i.:t' : 1 .1
U(JJ:of thc wiso mzUt rSorroy u uetter
l"a,,;thua laughuir, tor by the -aidneas of
1 tie; countenance tlie heart is made
t UClltl. . i ;; ; . v
A strange old raan, who died near
three weeks ; that one of his sons make
j Ili5 eorm ; nd that his four sons dig
- , j.'h grave and inter tLe body, lowering
- it iaU the crave- as the saa should
i ' .:' .': . i .1- . 1 .
fue 8cting ucLtfitt tne mountains near
- . house.
. "S. i. :i 1 r ..il
.lm-f jjumsa junr ciiinuji a iatu
One .Njuare G iIoutl)., .......;
One Squ 12 ilouthsi,.::
Transient AdveVUmeiie Ir.WHd it f l H
Cent per lin, .- : h.
Ak ; jour purse, . not yoor pHdjM
wh: you shall tiny. tet
to excel joci neighbof In Idt f.1
yon into ht ish eatratiga ntksfT. I
is ne future so tf ttractfy efor - ifc af
as ettmagance rrpli1rtll It libef'l
nlitjr hoblenc of spirit fcndIargctr
Ytevt; ther look ta wUb-?iailrati2
as they dor at tt fcriLMawilterilay of
fireworks, but the fire ouce sptnt, then
comes therencUoifc I J)iss 1 per
haps, the greatest, aicdiuiu pf extraTa
gance. Shakespeare. Fuller, anil
many old and ' standaKl wtil&jr advise
display n'die6sU-fattTret fot kfxerf
questionable policy" ln! VejUkjjike
ours, whereat Is Burcl5provbie envy
This is one of the meartr tljtfSc who
expend s6' ' ibueh self-lciifa1 and
thought-to keep m tliej how of what
they hate not, while-one half the same
labor expended in restricting tliem-
selvCs to t d hrtrdeat realities Would
he to much better efiVc"t.!
An Cnlque Mtirrinfif CtrilCim?t
A clergyman of Gajvcstqiy whoso
piety is not abashed bv his want or
book lcirningi executed the fdlow-ing
unique marriage certificate, which 'has
just come to light; through Jegul pro
ceedings: ,:Galveston. Texas, 3nf
Slay, 187H, A. I); of par Lord. Jndw
I all persons by these presence, Uipt Mr
, f Jul ious Johnson aud MiM Mackcntiro,
applied to me at, and at their rcsl
dencc and where l)uly Joined to
gether in lioly "Wedlock In the reseneff
of witnesses.. According Mo the law of
God and tlicse , United . States, , the
mutia 1 Bond that God Orda nr d ana
was bcautyfied, With the prcWnce of
cur Savior, at canan of GalUljCC. and
is commanded pfSt.'laul. ' Bt bouor
able, among all fneri'tb which I set toy
hand and' Seal hs minister in charge of
the Methodist Church."
IIow People Clcl HUM. i ?
Katiug too much and too fast J -swallowing
Imperfectly masticated
fool ; using too' much fluid at raeala i I;
drinking poisonous whiskey and other J.
intoxicating drinks; repeaiedjly tralng
poison as iicdicl hes ; kecpirig lata
hours at night ; and sleeping lata ih
the morning; wearing Ihiu ho; peg )
lecting to wash the boAy suffic ently to :
keep the porrrs open ; exchanging the
warm clothes worn Inn warm rooiu'dor'
ing the day, for costume and expos- !
ure Incident to evening parties cam- t -pressing
tho sto mach lb gratifV a Tabs 4
and foolish passiou for dress ; keeplo
up a constant excitetneot; jfraUIpx
the mind .with borrowed tr hies ; .
wallowing quack noatruna for arar
imaginary ill : s taking meals at Irrego-
lar intervals, etc. M r
H'omua'i IJfV.
There are certain exciting cpochVlri
a woman's life that are .ever forgoU
ten : The first time she carrleji a par i
aol; the first time alie receive taleo v.
tine; the firsi time she goea Haan '
Iveuing party; the first time aj 'propO' f V
sal is made td berf the first time sht
woura a ailk dress: the firat' finie al
puts on the wedding ring ;.and
little r apat"-''witbarU---
her fu at
A gallant dd gentle rna, Ufg UW
name of Pagej finding a young lady a
gloyfat a watering place. prebntel It
o her with the following wordl. -'
If from vour love vou take the letter O
mi - -
Vour glove is
thee.
lo c w bleb 7 deVoU to
- . 1 ,
the fol
j To which the lady rctnrnc!
lowing neat answer
If from the Page you take the letter P.
Your Pucre it age and that oo't da
for me
ii
The toadies to be ' lost fecenlljr
ftjoied by a bogus EnHsb Lord aro
those of Columbus, Ohio. Ifei called
himself Lord Arundel and he W wel
corned at once! to fashionable homes.
though, he was ptainly; anneducatel
cockftey. lie
of the Iegis!
doted on him.
was Invilext to ibo floor
ature, and ' the wbroea
After borrowing all Uie'
monev possible, he absconded.
Net ind fxt Woods;
Ohio, warned their father U t he
took.a second wife they Woht J txtenDK
natc her. lie1 . dbobeyt The girls
armed) themselves with, revoly era on f
the night of the;iDWtiase, brf
fthe door of the bfldat cb-;,lbcr
hrctl several snots into th. (Iarnes.
j i us) ujisjvu uv otepmota
I -m n ...H IU . ' .
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,W, and .HSUy wounded their
f:4ber.
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