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ADVERTISEMENTS
For lyprpsU,
Coitltoneit,
Sick Heartache.
Chronic IMnr
rhaea, Jaundice
Impurity of the
IMixhI, Fever and
Agu, M alarjo,
And hU Dtrtritwa
canned by De-
SYMPTOMS OV A PISKASEn I.IYKIL
U.td Urtath : l'aui In the Siic, lomrtiines the
tn it It und.T the ulltr-bladc, nrntaktrn for
heumitUm; general of appetite; Ho well
generally costive, sometime nlieriiiitint; with lax;
the ItfaJ is troubled w.u- pain, is tluli and heavy,
,t-uh connulerable loss of meMiory, acci'naijcj
with a painful icniati' n of Icmviiiuu loneso.in-ihirijt
w.iirh ought to have b i n dni; l'i;ht, dty t..ii(ti
ami ftulicd face ii sometime an aiicmUiit, uiicn
ItiULikm ir consumption; the jutitut ctmicLiui
of wennms and dcluhiy , .nervous, f.isi'y . n!ed;
h-t cold .or bum tig, minctimrii a vriy setu,.tnm
of the akin ChiMt; -rn arc l-tw ami .tripon-lent,
nd, aIiliou;h satisfinl that est craw WuuH he hetie
filial, yet enc can luitlly tAirumim up fortitude to
try it In fact, iiisUi.su every remedy. Several
of the above fcymptotm attend the iltirae. hm ours
have occur red wiicn but few of i hern exi.ud, yet
r x arm iu turn after death ha shown the Liter to
luvc Wen extensively deranged.
It should b uned by all peruana, old and
young.-' whenever any of the above
symptoms appear
rernonn Traveling or JMng In l'n-
Ii 'ftlthy fiitculitieti, by inking a du.e occasion
ally lo keep the I,iver in healthy crtun, will avoid
jll Malaria, HI linn a ntlHcU Diziincsi, Nait
r., iJr'iwsnirss, !tpres;o n of Spirits, etc. It
will invigorate like a ut of wine, but U no in
toxicating beverage,
Tf You have oiVcn anything hard ot
r!l ;f1lon, or feel luavy after incais, or A lee p.
InH -t night, Ufiz A dose and you wdl - relieved,
Time und Doctora mils will bo aaved
by ahvaya keeping lite Regulator
In tho Home!
Ft, vh.itever the ailment may be, a thoroughly
i. i-' iiuiRailvo, alterative &aa turtle can
m --er W out of pi arc. The rrrnrr'y js hnrmlcM
Htxl dors nut iuteriere wiLii buaiueB or
pUftNiirt.
tT fSrTOKT.T VFOFTAm.K,
Atrl h:w all 1 yo-jcv :-ml efliccy ol Calonel Of
y-irune, withuui any of the injurious ifter eilctti.
A fioveriiur'n Tontiniony,
P;mmou Liver U yni .itnr h- Veniii use in my
fanu.y lor sme t'nie, and 1 am saiislied it is a
.Viiiuauk addition io tiio tin died si it nee.
J. Gill SitmtritK, Governor of Aia.
TTon. AIexnn1nr II. Stephens, of Oa.t
fas: Have jjcrived some brndi: fmut tlie use or
Simmon. Liver Regulator, and wiih to give it it
further trial.
The only Thing tliat never fulU to
Itrlieve." I have used nuny remedies for Dys
p'psia, Liver Alierti.-n ait l Debility, but never
have found anything to benefit me (j ilie extent
hurimon Liver Kegnlatur h.ts. 'i sent from Min
ncsota to Georgia for it, and would stnd funhcr fur
urh a medicine, and would advise all who are iim-
ii. nly affected to give it a tri.d as a seems tlie only
ll.ing that never fails to relieve. , .
T. M. jAiiNuy linncap'i, Mfno.
Ir. T. V, Mnsnn aayat $nm actual ex
perience in the ue of Simmons Liver Regulator in
ny p-nctice 1 have been and am satittied to Ul
and prescribe it as a purgative nnalictne.
f'Take oa!y the Cenninn, which a! way
has on the Wrapper the rd X Trmle-MntU
and Sigitdture of J. tf, ZbULIN & C'O.
fe1 yt
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u h U n 1 1 v t in or
A'jii', Tobacco, JLiy and Votlon Prres,
SAW MILL', GlilST MILLS, MILL lltONS,
riowa, Iron and Brass Costing.
wpMly retorstmr
n
KOWN & 0 U1U WAY.
II IMF IX, X. r.
D E A L U H 3 IN
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DROUS, MKDICIXKS, CUEMICiLS.
ji?aliitS,'01la,Vurnlelios, Dje-stuIIa, FiUJ Tollot
Sol, Fane Ilair and Tooth Uruslica, for
fpniKry anil Fancy Toilet AftU'lpa, Tnyi-
ira and Slionlilnr Braca, Letter Paper,
Ten, Ink, Enveloiwa, (i'.nss, Ta
ty, Curl. on Oil, Lamps, Chi&-l-tji
flfPhrlclaua' Vn'Mi-rlptinnitartumtnly oom
tpillHlet,
LitBiiEnib' CBi.KHKTEnGaiti)KN Skkps.
W .urohRe tc!t appi llrrt. from ) V.x
4iniv s"i Furm nf l""rs. I.amlri'th,
.and they ulioiild u"t tin clawd Willi the aeeda
Jefton rnnitnlaHlon tliroiiKhuut the ruiintry.
Ue l.andrethi' Secds.aud a K"Pd Vftfolalile
.Oanli-ii lr Inaurt'd.
out T ly
TWENTY DOLLARS
WILL BUY TI1H
ewins Murlilno.
A better M:ichmo thin cau Is
bought for
Fonrv nt.i.ARn,
ANY WHEBE,
Ittnua Drop Lcit, two lorc drawer , f.-im'y
bin Without
WAHBARTF.D I'OB FIVE YEARS.
Ksumination oy Maciiisk IlKroiiK Payment.
3nd jour ordora or addreaa.
urn if to l r'n
141 N. Seventh St. Pliiludcli'him Pa.
Ib H'6m
!70 A WEEK. Ill a dny at. home ea-lly
'PI 4 made. tvMly ()ut".t tree. AddroaH 1 m'B
1 '.j ,A:iS'ii!, SUU.C. - ri'ifl.-.
frngcment of Liver, IWmuls and Kidiioyi
vol. xr
TO S .
AnAuswerto in Evrry Kound.'
BY X.
In every ounil yon think ynn liest n) tcet
Ala ! my ia'h Ilea far from your, di ar heart,
And distant Is the morrow when we meet
Myaoul haih wcII iiIkIi lout the hope so sweet,
Thatilava will end that kup n. two anart
And you .h ill h. ,ir uiy hwlflly comluir (i ot.
I, toi).tau.l watching in the crinvde latreui,
And eiiift Rue ii cm rarh "a.i.ii' face,"
And -ay, '-Pcreliiuieo to-.iay wo tu kli..ll meet,
A"d I. n y hive, onoe more wllh run ur. irrcel '
Hin only kliuilnwn )i,de about the plaen,
And ntfver eo.net the iuiiii i of your dear fe"t.
Ik til ie ou enrlh a Joy ri pi-sinn wc t,
'I liul the ' lu.'ked K il" nIihII p ll f-t us I 'e ?
1 h"ii nowmli r'n void nor lle.ee uiumer' i.e.. I
shrill stuy .'ti -in me it my inva l.'iil feel.
T..ey w.l. not rc-t uu'.l t in pan. ih ,l.le
On that hleu'ii u.ono.v w h. n t,iu m.ail inn t.
So w.th one hop ! my hear d iea over b 'at ;
1 tt.it ttt II. c but. uuioi'Ke i may b'thegu e,
Tbat b ir., me f o:n thy d ', my awurl.
Tlin w ll eo:i surely hear my coming r.'. t.
An. 1 1 t.h id re.t in full content, thn' lat ,
0 i !h it bl iit'd morr .w when w.- nvo ulia'.l m t.
All AJTOSISCWAP.jY.
To-morrow I am lioiiitf Io be marriej. I,
who luvu b. en a t don u na mi o d uuid for an
iud'-riiiile n. miner, of ye.ira. The rxpected
i Blii vie. ilea q 'lite a roiiuuoi ion in ii.tr hull rlo
q.iiel hoii'-ehi)l.. My uiolh--r saya : MVIiuumii
1 do allln.ut J on " And my dear father,
whose dark bir begins ti hi ai.r'nlilf witii
sle , lays, moiirtilully, "1 em mot taro my
Caioline," tlniiiijli I think he la aei retly pleaM d
tlial ln iel "Carry" is In have audi a nol le
hua atid after all. My r..i;.iiali brotaor Tom
Coeaab.ut the hi.ne -ini;ii.i;:
"i'heic Ii no goose, however gray, but aonu or
ia'e,
SI.e'll find .i.'mo honest (rainier for her mate."
And la!i thin aei'uia very strange to me. I
cannot reallac it that tlw bii.lal iliess of auow.v
e.iU 'i, with tha co'aumei' veil and wreath of
nrun Lloaaoma, can bo fot plain Caroline
Hud.on. Gut the rankest of all i, Hint I am
to marry John Grant John Orant, whom 1
learned lo love yeara airo, uul all thought of
n hum I stro'td to ut far tiom inc.
It la ill yeara now eiuee that mornlntr in
early" summer, when wu walked loirethir
tlirouei Ihe cre.'h wood, tho leavei ilirred by
a (refill wind, and the t.lr.U ciimlin; their
moruiuj ion.'a. We were a lilllo a art from
the re.-t of our p irti , iui.1 when wo had fath
ered our hinds full of w ,d ll.. it eis Unit wi re
scattered In prof ns-loij at our feet, we sat dowu
upon a felled oak to uit for lliem. 1 Wat
h. ppy no that J une monilti',', I sal on thai
old tree by the aide of John Grant, while he
wrettli.'d the buds and IiIiiiSoum ai d Ilia Ki'eeii
leaves of Hid trullliiK couvolrulua urtiutiM U'.e
br ibis of uiy brown hair.
Wo did not talk "inch that mornitn;, nn I we
had sat tileiiiu several mi.m.nls, wl.eu John
sudiUuly aid :
"Caroline, I want to tell you Mmethini:."
Xt.wai uot the won! 4 that laa.le inr heart
heat so and Ilio hot b lood in rHh in uiy rheek.i
and forehead, for we h id known each other a
lout: time, and lie h i. I often made a conlld m:c
of ina-but it was tlie low tone, full ul nv
ar.d (tranue tendenu'ta, that thiiibd n y whole
bciutr. 1 do not kno'.v, but perhaps uiy voii-e
trembled a lit.le, aa I i-.ud :
"Well, what la it, Joini t"
"Carry, Dear," but the senlen e ,vas not
fliiifhel Just then the rest of l, . pari) in.i I.
tli. Ir appear nee, mid ell 'Clu illy pataneul
all confident! il roncraion. k
The iiext day John Grant left Tunhihli:" n
(,!.nesi. which required his presence for sev
eral weeks. 1 did not ace him for some time
after his return, an I when he called a: last,
there was a iouicthin m.d finable In l;i m in
ner, hut yet a chanire, a reatiaint, wliiih tol.l
me thai those wordt once tn Ins hps would not
bi spoken.
Month amp and went, and spun he l ft
borne i.slcii.lbiy for l us.uesf, but it nan tu
,rf!prod that a beaullful jounsf, till at r'.-.-uey
Cootnben, whose aequaiuunee he had main
wat the real cause of his frequent visits to De
vonshire. In a little while, it was said, and upon good
author ly, Hut John (limit was i niT"lied lobe
man led to Mary ('.vuliu,'; and it wua also t i I
that ahe was veiy yoiini; and e.y beautiful,
fttvel till then, till I kin w be was lo many mi
o;:er, was the saeret of my own It earl revial. d
to me; but then 1 l.uew how I had luted bun
how a,!l tope, all joy, a!) eailh'y happiness was
contend in him even now 1 shudder when I
llllnk of that lime, whi n ll'c ta nned au h a
heavy burden, aud I loin;e. I for a time lo lay
it d wu iu the (rave; hut I could no'; a thorny
path opened before me, anj I wat lo Wak into
It.
Job n Giant lelen td to Tunl-ridi!' ion
aflo. lilt euiijeuient, and In a f w ive. ka
Mary K.-alhiif came to Kliu iVoo d, oil a visit In
jiiisl-ler. Soon after her arrival f was intlted lo
a parly to be given duriin,' her itay 1 iliead. d
to t(0, and yat 1 cuild tint stay away hoK
plain I looked a J I atoo I before my dressing
Klaaa that iuiiii, ni a plain tllk with a few
learltt veihenis lii iny hair! Did I wear lln-in
becau-e he had tai l ouee lu. y ioiiuauu wen
filth my dark lialr ! I aa eaily, tnd of all the
Klrls In the room Mary Kcnllug waa the most
lorely. I do not wonder lie lovt-d you Mirj:
you we-e beautiful, a you came fioaihi Into
the room, In a dreit of lu'lit miuiin, your
golden curia falling over yeur awepl childish
,face, and joe.r blue lyei runtiinj; over with
bappineu, and lie-but I dared not look at h iu
lout;, for I ai not ery stroiii;.
Io tlie course of the cvenlni; I wat Introduc
ed lo her; and atranije aa it wai, tioui that mo
ment she leemed to cling to rue. She waa a
child Id artlc.tsr.css, and won bcR-in talking of
"John," asking If I knew Ul n, t ic.
"How strange he never mentioned ycu he
told me of to many of hit (lien.la. John
John," ihe called, aa ho passed us, "why
didn't you tell mo about Mist Jludiou r you
spoke of to many others."
Our eyei met for au instant, and then I laid,
pitying hii.enihari'afS'iH'iit :
'He has so many fi lends, it isn't at all lin
gular that ho tliould have fonrotien uuu."
But 1 knew then, as I do uov, that b had
not forgotten me.
Just thro, looking up, I law iu a mirror op
posite the ri B 'ctlou of our little group, and
JAa Uraal! When I saw ihc eou.r-s'. .'.l.K'.o
Roanoke
WELD ON, N.
Mary Keatlm; and myself. I f rjiatc hlin, if 1
lud not before. Not that I was tery plain I
do not 1 1 1 1 ii It I was hut she waa to beautiful,
a.i rontjdlui and lovlntr, no one could help
being charmed with her; ami I could not blame
him, for lie had alwavs been a great admirer of
the beau' if ul.
Mary Kcaliuf came to see me freqnently
while -he stayed at hit ulster's sometimes, not
oflen, ai comp.iuleil bv John It was an au
tumn af 'era. mil, full of clouds and sunshine,
when she ct'iie to mak" her farewell call. IJ
waa with ll"', Watching her every moment with
loving pr id ; ami yet it seemed to me thai he
regarded her somewhat as t.eantlful play
thing, wiiiduiK her yellow em Is ar nmd his lin
gers, an I Hilling her p-t names. We went out
Inlo the gir.leu (o irather some flowers, and at
she no about, lunching and lalki g puking
flovteis, and wreatl.lng Hn-m in In r hair, she
te. one I a lovely an I lie wit. lime i lill.l. John
had gradually lost his c nuiraim d and' i tuliar
r.'viej tiii.: r when tt if Jp uie, ami cM'epi'Ug
III 'I w nistrr uppniaclied per oi niiil. a In our
couu-i'satloii, nur iulire..uise etis getting to
he soan tiiim; ai it once uus.
Our laatet in nuny tliiuga were similar. We
had re.d and a.inir--d the same aiithtua, and
upon in. 'St of Ihe imp.'ttit u''jecis con-;
led wnli 1 1 il . an life, our thoughts .re
alike. U'i- mie speakini: of some wotk we I
h d lately rea l, and were q aiie inti'ie-led In1
ill-eii-siiig its m. tits, when Mary Mul len y
die k'd l.er happy play, and itpq a tmve face
walked silently j.jr a few n i.iinnLs at John's
Lie. At lus: she i.iij :
"You lu'vr ta'l; in tint way lo t.ie, John,
tui1 it's because I doii'i know i-nou .:h ."
YnU know enough for me, dear," he an
swered; nut. itim went on:
1 ihail he a 'child wife.' Caroline would
tint joii mm h v.'efcr."
"Allowing y.ja to be Judge," I takl liiugh-
Ingly, for I saw J lin could hot au-wer r'aillly.
We aald ui) more i n lhat si; 'Ject bit 1 think
John aske.l hiuise'f more than ouce that day:
' Is .Vaiy right ?"
When Mary bado me "gf od by," thai afler
n. inn, shn wi mud lior white anna iinuind inr
neck and kissed me, tnylng, In her gentle
Voice, "Write to me oi'leu, Caroline, and teach
me to be worthy of hlui." Aniline went out
of the gale, iliroueU the hop garden, leaning
on his arm, Ihe W..IUI autuiuu sunlight falling
on her golden hair, making iter look very
beautiful,
Soon after ll.lt John Grant li -ft Elm Wood,
and look a farm on hli ov.ii neeoiint In ilis
wast of Knglatid, adjoiuii g thai uf old Mr.
Keiitiug. I f ldoin heard and netr tnentioued
his name, Ja-y wro'e ficquently to lile dur
ing the winter; her letters were liku llenelf,
grateful and cliiivnlitg, full uf love and confl
de She spoke n.ui li of Joliii. "i7ow proud
she waa of him, what letters ho wrote, so much
belter than Ii. r, and wasn't it strange lie,
tin. ill. 1 love such a child as she waa! ' She
went on willing in this way for seveial monlbs;
hul a! length there was a eh ini! Iu her mau
lirr iif speak'.ni: of J.'l.n; It sieiued at tlinuuti
sue nete not a,.il;e aa l.uppy as she ha 1 been;
he said she hey; iu to be discouraged about
ever kuowtug any more, and hluK-d that John
win felling di-sallsllid with her g. m-ri.ll
ending her litters itith some aneedotu ut'oiit
her fat m ite rat or rainuy. It was not long
ufler this, when she begau lo s, e:ik of her
cousin "lliiriy S null," ith. was so aretalll,,
a .d et he didn't kuo v a hit more tlisli she j
di I. A .ii. mill or im after tins, I was not
much surprised when she wiote lint her en
iacinrot Willi .IoIiii (ir int wat lirok.n by urn
tml consent "J'hey were not at. all soiled to
en Ii other, and ii douot would It. it Ii be hap
iei." she aid; "for l.e linear so mueli and
llie in llllle " She rum l. led with it I mg ac
eon 1 1. f her new lila. k ki'len Tnpav whl. t
se filed then lo Ii iln: one o' Jecl V.tiith fll.
grossed alt her attention.
Two tear passed. audIsel.to.il h"ard John
Grsui 'a n une metitloii.'il, anj if I thought of
hint at ail, I h'-lieied i had con jui red uiy old
at'ailiuieiil--uiy lift, flowed mi quleily und
s !' uely. I liie I to he u-i fiii to where and in
regular eiiipi.iymeiit and recre.i'lo.i J was e.,n.
lent. Was Ih nc. a cup icity for higher happi
ness uueinploy 'd fA craving of my woman's
.nature unMipplicdf
One year uij.i how well I renieni'"er the
day ! - I was silting q ii t ty rea ling in the fad
ing light of an ll. lober sky, when, hearing a
ni Me among the lesres that lav limit upon Ihe
jrri.i l walk,. I Linked up and saw John Grant
approaching the hou.e.
W .'ien he was I .si there, she was with him,
hut l.e was alone now, und uiy hearl's quick
throbbing told me his errand.
Wai I weak au I wanting In self ri speet,
when, after he had told me all-told me liul
although la "i was fascinated with a tr.illl'ful
and lot in.' ci.ild, ile -p ito.tu in hit heart had
aluays lain a love for me; IuoiikIi In the fir-,'
glow ol his passion for M iry he waa hardly
c.'liacloiii of it. II .w he had thought, fiom
Ihe calm linlitl renc.i of my manner, that I had
never cared for him; how since he had been
airtln free, he had been afraid to nuke kno.tu
his lore for in" f '".In Ih it ha lit I a-ted dis
honorably In the i tut.
Was I weak mm. e I mi I lacking in womanly
tilde, he i, nfi r he ha. I to!. I me this, and
ashed In Ireui'dtng timet: "Could I forget the
past, and he his ow n Caroline ' II my old
love came buck In me, and with more c on li
del; 'e th in 1 coul I have felt four years before,
i laid in y han Is In hit aud taut : "Juhii Giant,
I will be youia
And to, as J have laid kgfore, to morrow it
fixed for my wcd.I!nj-day. Wo do not give
each oit.tr the wild, unthinking pastion of
ciijy youth, but a deep and itmng affection,
purified and made elrocg by the experience
of years- a love tint we cau ask the blessing ot
Heaven upon; and when my lips at the allar
alter tlie solemn words, "I, .Margaret Hudson,
take thee John (Vra-.l, to love, cherish and to
obey. In my Inmost soul thoy will bo Joyfully
repeated "to Into, cherish and to nbey."
John has sold his farm at Ferny Coombes,
and our new home .Is near Athf.ird-tha old
house at Elru Wood waa tiketi down to make
room for the railw ay. We neither oi ut ex
pect to past orer our path ot life without muet-
ing with nctatl ml ttormt; but we place our
trust In One wild it both willing and ahlu to t-sl-t
those to renters Minn who put their hand
cheerfully to Ilia work, end with ut It will be
both a work (if trust and love.
It may not Im good policy to talk
much when lryinj lo catch a fish; but
il is wi ll known that tin) most noteJ
umaieiir tlalieriucu hro iho gteale.it
talkcrd.
C., THURSDAY, 3EPTKMI3KU 21, ISS'2.
WHAT MAKES AJHHJSE BEAUTIFUL.
It It in excellent thing to tare a well kept
house and a beautifully appointed table; hut
after all, the best rljeef of cve-y home must
come from U,e heart and manner of the home
mother. If that It cold and thlt ungraeioni,
all the wealth of India cannot m ike the borne
pleasant and (nflt)nc. Intelligence, too, muet
lend lit charm, if wo wou'd have homo an
I'den. T he severe style of house under neat -pess
ieldoiu learcimuch mi-gln for Intellect
ual cult lire. Even gtainil reading Is eojisl.l
ered aa out of the question fojr a woman to
hurried and so worried with her scrubbing and
polishing and miking up 'nueiilt. A iltn
plr style of living and Imuse-f .irnithlng would
set many a horid.'d ilavo at IJhrty, an. I ad I
Viiflly to the comfort of all the house.
II spliality rarely prevails In these spntlci
line in I leltrr houses. Ci.m...nv dUarrsiig.'
the hooks il ll. I dis.niler llie llolisr which hud
work enough in It hr'ure. ' he mother can
not lliiiiw -IS liar liou- liold caret and all down
for a r. ul h 'nil to h"inl converse wPh the old
friends of h"i' ehililhoo I. iMlll less ran the
e.itet into the Joy and pleaturtt light and dr.'
lightful to li.-r own children, h-eaiise of th
tvtri work of cleaning away i will he likely to
make,
Willi all yc,ur toils 1 1 nuke a hotisu hriintl
f il. do not in g, eel the liil eleini'i.t nf all, lo
beautify yours df. body and soul. A tweet,
loving a or. I and a wann clsi f the hand are
far more lo a uu 'fti Uiau the moil elaborately
einhroidere I lambrequins ut your window or
the most exquisite daui'sk on your tahlo.
Ttiere uie h ue cn'on homes that havo tiei u
remembered with pleasure, beraiisn of tho
beautiful hiving presence there; anj stitlely
palaeea it hit h Irat e the luiprcssloii uf au ice
berg on the liiiil 1.
THE WaCM HAND.
It is nut likely tlif lu'ilowitiej iiiifiili tit
cxt'i' li ipiuMii'ii, liul il onglil to li:ii
ien willi thusi' lovo-siirk ttiniilt'S whn
ciiiiiinl ki't p lioiii K)()iiiiing on tlie
cm h :
A Stru'limy liai'lii'lof larnstt'r n'
lull's tliu lolLowing iiK'iilt'iil : Tiifs
ilny a wi'rk ao 1m was a panbonj r
on tin; .Micliiirin Central, nnJ iiiinit
diiilcly in fro ul uf liim were u loving
Ciiiiiili'. Al'ii'i' tuiiiili v t'Vii'i'sst'S ami ex
liil'ili iiis uf aili'Olioti tliey sctllcil down
lo ivailitto- lie a nciini:iier ninl him a
bunk Iih aim nlii;li;ly witluliawn
from I'lieiivlinig- ber ni'itk ntiil sliuulili i'si
O.tr iaelii'lor lianihtef, suliiewlial
wi-mii-il, li-rtni'il fnrtvanl an. I uueuu
seimisly resteil his siri.it mi tlie jte il iu
li'oiit, nne of his humls I'otnit.i? in near
iloximil y to tin' iiiTiile nf llie Lilly's
lu rk ami elierk; peri'i iving; w liii li, and
tnislakiiit; tint liaml ati lii-loiig'iiij.' I"
lie.' new imsliatnl, slio genlly look li dil
ul il und Idviii'gly drew il down ll'l 'i f
lief e.liin an. I mi lur. .heat in loo ts;,
Ihe natiglil y liaurvclor barrister aeeont
iiiinlaliiijr bis anu mid band to tlie eii
rtiiust.iMi'esi of tlie position. A'ter
fondly li'.mine; In r lie.nl fur come time
on llie anu siie t.ud.l.'nly lieeanie e.ni
si'intn nf llie tit i-st itkt. und In-r stirn'isi'
wns marked liy a jump, a srn am. and
:i l ; 1 1 1 j t at an iiml"!;v sbe tli t hi -g lit,
t'lt' said, it wis tlie band of Iter luting
bus and, In tvb.im sin; Ii it liven mar
ri".l 1 1 t in dav-. Our Im'liel'r
bai l iter s lid lie It id no doubt H!n li
v;i:i I he ease, bill In' newf lia 1 rile I
lib.'i I ios itki'it wit ii bin) biToiv, ti'i l
(uul. I lint in . i pi tbe :l.nlni'V bi
t 1 : ii w. re mueli lint .m l l..s Ii n'
sensinilit ut, j;rt':il.ly iti jiiii d. 'l'be in
eidetil was ii'iserved by most i.f llie
paiseiieji'is, and il is in nlli'ss lo say it
alT n ded no small it'll milt of nnni-o'
men!, in wiiieb the now bitslniti I
beailily joined. Sltalbroy Dciijiatco.
A TEMPERANCi L'JM?.
"Itillo, .Turk ! TTTiU.s ! Won't ymi
bate a diu.k ibis fold iiiornino;," iiied
a bio ii.nl l.i ikiii'jj t ivi in keep . r to a
jolly .lack tar who wan Miiallly lep
pimjf al nig- I be street .
.1 n k bit. I f.irniei ly boon a bard
iltiiiki'i', and bad up "nl inuiiv :i tlollar
in the laverii be tv is noo p isin r, but
al'oiit a UMnl'i ii'o be bad sighed the
temper iniv pledge,
".So, .landlord, tin ; I r.in't drink;
I've g d a It aid lump nl my Mil As
the witty sailor said ih.'.si: words lie
piessed his
ll U' I 111.1111'
rsi.l
hiding
"Oa this
.'J I'm nil tbroiioli lea.viiit; nff iliink-
repln'd this t.ivera kerpcr; tome
jTOoil drink will take your lump away,
ll n:i air I ...I enoioli to kerp from
laktni; a lntie liiiior, your lump will
vM bi'v'er, 6"il iet'V likely you'll 'm
bavin ' a hard lump at your oilier
M.le."
"True! true! old boy," with n In'iriy
liiii'b, responded the intrry tar, as be
btisklv tlrev.' out a Wi ll filled poikft
hook Iron) bis pocket, and held it up
lo the tavern keeper's gaz. "This i.s
my hard lump, you nro rig;bt iu s iy
inn; that if 1 drink my Ittttip wid ,
away, nml il I Riiek lo tetupermici! 1
shall liuYu a bi.i;er lump, (iood-bv
lo you, landlord. Hy Goil'n help I'll
keep out of your nest, ami try (b g"'t
a lump on tho other Bido-"
Whatever happens never for.Kjiko p
friend. When enemies palliff, wbeii
sickness falld oil tho heart, wlittl tho
world is darK and clieqrlesR, is tliu
.time to try true friendship. They who
turn from thn Kccnen of tlislress betray
their hypocrisy, and prove .that .intei
est only move them. If you havo a
friend who loves you, who has studied
your interest anil happiness, be urc
to sustain him in adversity. Let him
fe.ul that his love was not thrown
away. Ueal fidelity may ha rare, hut
it exists- in the heart. They only
deay-iu iprWer who never loved a
friend or labored ta mano a friend
hippy.
News
TllKV AllE S'tKANIitllS Now. A
Mid'lleiown yountr. lady never tiles of
relaliti;' an aninsini oeeunenee of the
sh-iffhiit!! season l ist winter. She was
. 'i
enjoying- a ridu in coii.pauy with two
llerllold creiltlemen, and sh.t Was
driving. One nf the gentlemen slyly
inserted a band in her mod' and In in;
ly pressed her liuii;aii;iil band. SI 0
blushed and Withdrew 11 just as tl 0
p'lillrman on the other side slipped
his hand in the inufl'. Shu knew l y
the action t,f her adorers that lite
hand pressures were freiiieut and lot--in;'
within the silk lining of the 11111IV,
lor fust one a il then the oilier would
boh forwiii'il to catch a look; at the
sweet fact! and eyes which promoted,
i they suppose, thn tender pressure
of Ihe hand, The by play lasted ta it 1 it
the yotiiiif lady ipiie'ly lenjai ked: "If
you iji'iiiieiii.'ii are thronli with my
iiiiiH'. 1 will troiiblu you lor it now, as
my hands are pelting; cold." Ami ll..e
ivvo ejeiilleineii,' who had been comf.if
t.ildy warm up to this time, suddenly
felt au Are, in chill c rct'piii'' up their
spinal columns, and llie mercury of
ibeir leehnojs dropped to ISO decrees
bi low 7,cro. The t wo ireiilleinen tiro
stfaiigcrs hovy. Il irllord Times.
- - -.-
A 1!oy With a IIkakt. Tim oilier
lay a bit td a boy called at tho t-ido
door of a cr 1. id looking Cass farm resi
dence and told Kilnh a sorrowful P'.i.ry
t h.rt the l.idy ot tho house was not
stingy iu tbrowiurr provihions iu bis
hasket. llappeiiinej to hmk into the
lioiii yard a'ler a tew inomenls hu
saw tlie sli.iiio,; boy mi.i g up with
her three nr lour children, and she
liil'ed out :
' l!oy, whN'.t aro yoti tloinos Imro "
"l'eiilin' these half-starved chil
dren!" he promptly replied.
"ltnt those ate my children!" nho
indignantly exclaimed.
"Makes no ilill'ereiieo to me," ho
said, as he broke tho child uiioihcr
piece ol cake. "When J find a youn
'1111 cry in' for bread and teady to swear
he hasn't tasted pie lor over a year,
I'm (,'iiin;g; to slop business and brace
him up! Have you ,11 n clean white
waist which 1 could put on this duty
little boy ?"
She looked up and down to see if
any canvassers for the healhcn were
in siht, 1111. 1 then she (grabbed tho
hro mi and ran tho sympathetic boy
out id' the vi.nl.
Not Always Tins Seveiul par
ties had slopped to loi;k ul his patent
I'huru as he exhibited its workings in
front of a grocery store in Jersey City,
and one oi' the group finally observed:
Have you been Kuijr; in this business;
No, sir; I assure you I have teen
better Jays.
II nl to ciiioe down, eh?
Yes, sir; I have seen my palmy
d iys us well as ntlier men.
Ii intisl have been a bald blow?
I' w.i-; it, nearly crushed me,
lieg your pardon, bet may I ftsk
whi -thery. m were a biuLet' or capital
if' i"
Neither one my friend, replied the
ma if as he wiped a tear from his eye.
Cxcise u.y cm ilion, but when a man
ha- sold w'lshinir machines at a profit
ot ft a pine has to come down to
ped lling; churns tit a profit of $11 per
d '. 'ii, il rankles an I slinks mi l i!e
errades him in his own estimation.
I ike home a circular to your wife
easy 10 work never jels out ol order
certain to irinj the batter, and the
children cry for il.
- . sfS -
Hi; or (loon (';iki;i:. A man vl.o
aeiiiiies a ha'dt of i. v iii' way to de
pression is on tlif toil to ruin. When
t is m I It.' tomes upon him, instead of
riiiisin his cni'i'ics lo combat it, he
weakens, and birt facilities grow dull,
and his jiid'mi nl beeoines obscured,
and he sinks i 1 tlie tiiotigh of despair.
And if anybody pulls him out by main
loice, and i !,it!es him safe on solid
gamin 1, he stands then: dejected and
discouraged, and is pretty sum to
waste tli j nnans of help that have
been j'iveii him. Ilotv dillcrent it is
with the inati who takes a cheery vie w
of life even ut its worst, aud faces
every ill with unyielding pluck ! He
may be swept away by an overwhelm
ing ti le ol misfortune, hut ho bravely
Kti iiejo'es Inr the iihoi'i) Hud is ever
ready to make tho most of the help
that may bo given him. A cheerful,
h'lpelid, couratgeous disposition is an
invaluable trait of character, and
shoul.l be a iKidiiou.sIy cullit atcd.
I'lv.i.im Condition.-When he laid ha lud
lived Iu .'s'ers.la several jeart a man who look
ed toinething I" " 1 churili deacon sleppeJ
f.ii ward and . 1 a :
'My fiicuj, it the Bible re'pcgled la that
Stater'
"Oh, res."
"Do they have ch't.vlet "
Vrienty of "cm."
."And tue Loid rulet there 11 well at in New
Jersey V
"Well I dou't know about that," wai Un
doubtful reply. Wbea I bought milling stocks
for '.'0 per cent, of their faco value and I 'W
thion Jump to 5U nl.ore par, I thought llie
Lord had firm urip on the Stale; but, again,
when I itruck a si Iter mine worth niillloui iu
difiilng fish halt 111.! told thu whole for a
gallon uf whiskey which burnt the solea nil my
boots, I had a ilkin suspicion that Ihe devil and
Nevada wire partners in itoeking lln card. I"
Wbru 1 msu'a feelings aro so great thlt be
cannot eiprrss them, badu l he bettor it id
tliriu by fieiglit t"
Tho riielit bosver Tho on where
you uieui your sweetheart. Tho left
bower The 0110 where you met your
other swet'tiisurl.
NO. 29.
Cs'f Itiisisr. WUal is your name?
asketl the police jiidj''! of a little obi
negro who has been arrested on u
charge of siealin a saddle blanket.
Honest John, sab.
Honest J0I111, eh I
es; sab, ije gauje.
If you are entitled to tho name of
Honest. John, whv did you steal th"..
blanket?
Stole de blanket, sab, rasn da called
me Honest John. An' leminy tell yer
rix'ht he.ih, lioss, u nio;er may bo ebei
so honest, but jes' as soon as ho is
called Honest John or ilonrsi Jim, he
can't help from slralin' tan t .1 in. 1'arV
a iullueiico in applioution what lie can't
uist.
t'oti roii t roa Tint ilti.n Ilmnttn. The
London I.tnrct, eminent medical authority,
co 11 for ll the balded headed man when it says:
Abundant hair la not a sign ot bodily or rue 11
ii.l ilteng'h, Ilio tiory of btuisun having
given lite to Ihe notion (hit hairy men are
strong physically, while the fact it that tha
Chinese, who are the most enduring of all
races, are nearly bald; and at to the ttippotl
Hon that long and thick hair Ii a tlgn and
token of llitcll . luallty, a autiijulty, all mad
boinet aud all common observation are
against ll. Thn easily wheedled F.snu was
hairy. Tho mighty Cavar wat buhl. Long
bai. ed men are generally weak and fanatical,
and mm tt ill) scant hair aro '.he philosopher!
and soldiers aud atati a ncn of the wotid.
There is this difference, between hap
piness and wisdom; he that thinks him
iself the li'ippicbt mm really is o, but
he that thinks himself the wisest is
generally the grcaleat fool.
Young lady remember : C'oquclry It uot al
ways 0 bait; it la sonietlinea a shield.
7 rankllu oiue remarked ;"IJe wholakes a wife
lakes care. Very true; aud he It wiae if after
marriage he dots takes rare, otherwise lire
might take h Ir.
It is il itcd Hi it one of .tho most difficult
things to hud, U, a married woman who never
said, ."mi tvouder the glrlt dou't get married
nowadays; tin yam altogether different from
what they were whiu I tvai u girl."
"Hut you know, pa," laid tho farmer'!
daughter, when he spoke to her abinit tho ad
dress of a neigh hor'i ion, "that mt wanti me
to marry a 111 11 11 of culture." "So do I, my
dear, 10 do I ind thero Ii no better culture iu
the country thau agriculture."
A I) YK 1!TI S H M KXT'S.
I Send to
vmini'ti
nrsiixKs.H imi 1 rtsiTY
la.JBtj Alliiiilii.ua.
1 or llii.si.iUt.t I'lrcnlar. A llvt at lual Bull-
Hem S.hool. FiluUuM itWji yiun.
nrT om 1 soiMt v
Of
fnt.ti,n, .. r.'.', "'r.i m..rm ,1.1.1(17(11, nJt a au rtltir
A.V(;..'it.v im lltt ir,.i .1 1'er Caiuiiiiiirti aud l'nrt
1 .a. u.... ( . a.ttv Hll.l.s. i.i,,
1 UK tl 1.1 11 i. .d t Ltiit 10- MtniSiM.Ohia.
aug ID tit
i a we k In yous nivn town. Terms and a
it). ..mil free. A.l.lrt'ss 11. II alien Is Co-
I'.etl
.1, Maine. apnily.
CREAT OARCAINS.
We ae" no v ree.ovtnir our new and beautiful
coo.ls r -e "illy pu chased of 'he inaiiuf.tet urera,
and c.r.tt C! y nivil ' .v-'il to call and see I hem.
llie largest and Im t aelecled stock of
UOI.ll W A1VUMS
HUTS Of.l KWRtUY.
II W U lilt II'KI I'.TS.
lil'lllt AX1 llt'KD l'H,li.IN,S.
1UAMOMI AMI SI' M. IIIMIS.
M.hKV K tit IT TONS AMI M'tHlS.
siii.ii).in.yi fi spoons. Kuiiits ac
Tiio Restt $10 t nstor Hiirl (13 ( lock
i- v v. it o 1. 1.
t's" Y'linig'i V. V. Ulesaea and" Im) rve your
e) ettirlit.
Waiehea ninl .Ti-welry rei'nlr- d by the beat
iviu kuii it. Kiigravliur neatly done l y
J . l. HU,.SIH .V llltu.
net S ly IVieralunir. Va.
JIUSf I'LASS IIOAHU AM) LOlll.l.Mi
Call he had hy applying to
ni lit. 1 1 a i . tt 1 1 . k i ,s (s
A few doors Ulow llie 1'ust Oilico. npiHssitc aide
ol tin. street.
r.uu'l it. Vt cMon, . u,
1S57
a k D 1857
i: s t a n n s
Janunry HI, IS57.
RUTE W- DANIEL
tii..i.y n i ;Tsr. flrefcr'.c ti.l Cvi.fsC
tloueriea entbraoo In part
rUK.VlllI,
Al'l'I.K,
lUAl'ltfiKftlTYAiid
WTi.nciiKiinr dkamy,
WlIl.SKIIiS.
l'DKT, UTIKIIHY,
It A I) Kill A and
CHAMl'AllSK WINE.
CtUARS, BACON,
KLOl'H. Mi)t.A.S.SK.S,
la ni, (iim. Kit, rurrrrt,
wriCK, AlT'LKSJKLl.IKS,
riCKLB-S. BRANDY
4'FACHKSand
CtlNKKCTIONKIlIUS
I'OKTSi EU'N LAtilt Vi lli OX
I G E.
And many other articles too numeroui tomt u
t ion .
R.W PANIKL,
10 Wish. Avenue, Weldon, N. C.
net J ly
j m i I a
SPACE
I
a
M
m
fino Square,
Two S'uaroa,
Three Sipmrt a,
Tour Square,
Fourtli thil'u,
Hall Column,
Wholo Column,
so oa
30 oa
40 Oil
4S -1
ro on
fi6 Oil
Qua Year,
.75 ca
P R O F E S S I OIA L C AJRBI
JJAKNOIIJIBKLL.
ATTOIlEYS AT LAW.
EM'IELI ). K. C.
Praetlees in th enunllea of Halifax, Kaah
Kil.("i .mbe and Wila.iu, ColU'Ctlons made In all
pans of thn State. Jan U tf.. r
u. sMiru. jii.""
ATron.VRV AT LAW,
l-'COTLANO NSCK. IULIfAX CotJNTT N. O
l'met le..s In ihn entiute of R allfaa and adiotfe-.
In r riant let, and In I Im Supreme court "f Ihj)
State. M lr-
j M. (I H I t. 1. A It I,
ATTOItrVRT AT LAW,
HALIf AX, N. '.
ortlea In the Coiirl tt.nise. lit r let atteitlsa
irlvenioall braueheaof tbs profession.
au 12 ly - . ,
plIOMAS . HILL,
Attorney mt I.w,
HALIFAX, N. C.
l'rni'tleitt In II ilifax and a.loluin countl
aie I Federal and Supremo courts.
Will be, at Scotland fveok, oneo eery forts
uUlil. aiuJilf
JR. II SO. Y. II A K T M A !f ,
Nurgeon D e n 1 1 t .
Ollleo over W. H. nrowit'a lry Uoodl Stor
WKl.DON, N.C.
Will visit parti 's at their homes when deaire
'l'.ll,( U.l..l) ll, Alllllt. '
T
T W. MASON.
ATroiti;v AT LAW,
ciAitYsiiuiia, n. c.
I'riiell.'e In the courts of Northampton an4
.ln Inula- coiii.tlea, also III the Federal and Sat
prcine courts. . uiusiii.
A L T li It K. DANIEL,
Attorney uutl Connol(or At Law,
tVELDO!), N, C.
lVactiivi In Halifax and a.ljnlnltnr eoimtlM.
Kn.'Clal Attisiitloti .triv.Mi to eaillecl tuna lA
all parts of the Mato and prompt ruturua uiatle,
ell. it i y
W. U ALL, ,
ATXOUXEY 4T IsAW,
WELDOX, N.O. ,
N rev i at attention irlveii to collection! aul
reinittanees promptly made,
may 111.
It. U. I . HilNTKB,
NIKUIIOM l l H T I II T j
Can bs found at Lis ofllca in Enfield.
Pure NitrouaOxitls Oa for the) I'aln-
Insa Kxtrautid i of ToulU al vayi on bauy.
JUIID Si ti.
JiKWl V. Ul'I.I.KN.
joiin a. uooaj
I U 1. 1. H N Jt M 0 O H K,
ATTOUNKYH AT LAW.
n.i.ii.x n. c. 1 "
fraetloe In the cmmtlesof Kaltfat, Norlhaitiix
ton, K.Ueeoinh.', 1'itt and Marlin In the su.
preme court nf tl.tt Ntate and in thai federal
I'ounsof the Kis'cru Diatrict. Collect hma madi
Iu any part of Ihn state. Janlly I
nu t ii zoia it-oimii. ph. n. i. louLiiorrK
Ylt. A. il. ZUI LICOFPKit k UH0 , 1
I'HVSK I IXS AMI) SI IKaJl'QX V,
? u i, n o n. n. r. '
Pis. A. 11 and ll. U.ZnlllroHVr. hsvli.nr unlt.st
as partners In Ihe .ra.'t('o of meiliriiie umler
the attle and linn oi Itr. A. It. .olilconVr a Hm.
oifer their professional aervieea to the publtd
tr'iiti rai.y itint aoiieii a stiitre of their patrouatre,
iiiev iriiarainee cart'iui ami prompi artriiiinu to
I'Stleiits. tine of ihe flrm will alwant ba tonett
at their oiuee In .olllei trer a Iiruir Ntors) ali.n
patients will be treat.'.! at all hours and w final
neresaary, poth win visit and irive their atterir
lion to iwitlenu wiiliout eitra ebarge. 1 ' l-i
uirlllf.
JJl II !L.l! VI
irAUUOUOUUU JIOU8B..
tHjctlevlUc Street, '
Italeluh, N. C. '
Terms' to auit the ttines. .
tl W IlLAl'KNAI.L.Pntprleto.
ISHt. . ISii
tOlKADIt n A R It I. R WOIVHS,
(Ealabllihed Iul3t) t - . t,
i -t':r
14. srttar t sj-.-ti
.V-'i.' M'rl a 't " '
f',17l.,sVfIH't
Sjcanmrc street, oppvalW ITalli'm, t ' '.
I'ETUKSiiunc.vA. '
Mlouunienls, :i
loin lift,
t'rosiseit,
IleatNlDiird
unU Umvet,ap . .
of every description made lo order rai'tlog in
price lr.uu 1 up. . 1, 7,
UrsiL-ns sent i.y m ill tunny a.lilri.ss, with poat-aa-e
s niiipa riit'iose,! lor lefurn, - t
- li-ii or.h nre reiTlt',.-d, the work I pre
par. .1 and fomurilt'd. If 11 diH-a Uiatdve i-erfnrt
saiifi.ctn.n . pun'lias.'i s are reiiuesicd lo returu
at my etfH'use 1 paylliK frela.it boiti vtar.
I.ua-esi prices and rueitp freights t,'narttulitsH(.
Corruspuiideiite aolleued fmm all statli.aa, . M
I HAS, M. WAUslI.
apr. 13 ly. ... ,
Is- i I b!
t're and Lite Iniiuraace tff
Ctui be fouud la th Rouioki Keti Ofiac.
.. : v.,
WlitDOU, N. C.
Hi t York Cnderwnfera.
"AsTlenlturar'of Watertitwn. N. T.
Western, .f Toronto, Canada.
I'ainlleo.tif Taj-I'ortt, N t'. '
Lynehburu, of I.ynrnl'urir, Va.
Kquititliie Life hisuraiiee Co. otK. X.
Willi i.l.. I.W. ll,,'.,.. nil,.. ..a .
at low anferalei. IniViSit
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