VARIETIES.
N. T. Express.
A Jersey incident. ?
Hiscollaneous.
57 zzzZiZi2.2zi r ni can.
cleV..,. f the kind
A loreiy Qt mold romam-ea.
fiy woa iw I. -thle maiden fair.
K;;pd with a dreamy air, '
auswered wun x Btlould smile!"
be
HiJ sdirtntier or completer,
brown, no eyes no blue;
o bth is tenderer or sweeter.
Vo?,rSyutn who gains the hand
wf lbS5Sitf race sha added. -And
Willi mow" .t you forget it!"
u thoadear mistrefsof my heart!
"' H. xt ina fcneel beiore thee
"f JEW heaven ;y sweet thou art.
Au . Httw deroatly I ndjre thee "
u rnd away her lovely he:td.
sa ir" a ugaid loott that fliel
4U ni la murmured tcceuta said.
My "aL m .-You make me tired."
Heasuniiff ibj Bab.
n.vt measure the baby. There N an
o' j superstition that if jou do, it will die
the Tear is oat, and 'tis always
. .i ta be on the safe side. Do you see
that name writtea in lead pencil on the
miner1'? tnavs where we-
meagared the baby. If yon get duwn on
VODr knees you will be able to read,
'jim-jaat so high." It wasn't a year
, tht we all came out .here, father,
mother and the girls, and got down on
the eraes and stood him p there. lie
at all
WIS
nftlPQb LU OUll UIU. ttUU
s "-n . -
www, . o7 yr.j
1.1,0. wirtlotjj m the srtriri'r. and hnM
e.eiii" -r-- o - -
iTnTh nnd tumble down and we'd all
airh and cteer mm up again, ana den-
, -i il. nnrtl flat, nn h?o tiaarl n?
n.e law iuc iuv. - "v uu
notched the wall, and then we wrote that
to mark the Bpot, but . I've wished many
a time since I'd never had it done. Yoa
t,t we had been reading some pretty
verses about that very thing, and it jost
fitted to onr baby exactly in the. begin
ning: We measured the riotous baby -
Against the cottage w ill;
A lil grew on the threshold.
And the boy was j ast as tall.
That was so like out baby that I cut
that Terse out and pasted it on the blank
leaf of the big Bible. Then Jennie said
there were more versei that suited him,
bat alter getting the full drift of the
poetry, I most wished we hadn't seen it,
bat 1 took two more verses and let them
go with the others; here they are:
Bis eyes were wide as bine bells,
(That's little Jim exactly!)
His moith like a flower unblowD;
(That's him again),
Two little bare feet, like funny white
mice,
Peeped out from his snowy gown.
And we thought with a thrill of rap
ture, That yet had a touch of pain,
When June rolls round with her roses
We'll measure the boy again.
Now. if it had stopped there, as I ex
pected it would, I'd have nothing to say,
tad there'd be another mark on the doer
cuing, much higher," but but--well,
what's the use of beating about the
Wh in this way? You see' there' no
mark there, and it wasn't any supersti
tion after all. I went to-day, into the
room where he lay, all white and peace
ful like, and bo still that it was a sin to
cry and disturb his sleep, and I added
the rest of the poetry that Jennie had
kept, without knowing why, to the old
Bible:
We measured the sleeping baby,
With ribbons white as snow,
For the shiay rosewood casket
That waited him below.
Aadout ia the darkened chamber
We went with a childless moan;
To the height of the sinless angels
Oar little one had grown.
That tells the story of little Jim bet-
wiaani could tell it; that is why
there's a hush over all the rmnsn. and the
onii toe bright, and the birds have
topped singing, and we can never again
-letsure the baby, for he has gone ao
hirh" that we can only reach him by tne
ftldea ladder of death.
Tour Mind will Grow Sirens:
jnd peat not by what you reject, bu
by what you cordially accept and . be
?we. Your health will improve, just
la proportioi as you obey Nature's laws,
li jourraind is diseased, refresh it with
wtable relaxation. If the two great
organs of your body, the kidney and iiver,
out of order, restore them by using
t imer's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
wudcan be kept clear by care, and
je kidneys and liver by the great rem
WJ wove mentioned. '
Why the Flihei Die.
Seth Green, talking of the extensive
death of fish of late, says: "It is owing
to nothing else than their tendency to
flT8 i great schools There are some
aore than a million of them mov
lB right along together. As is the case
J1 large herd of buffalo, they sweep
pithing before them ia their own line.
w coaseauence is that the weaker ones
y U the rear of the school, and
Jjwirse there is hardly any food left
for then. Their only alternative,
? 57 ist stick together, is that those
juid shall starve to death. I know
? alewivea, because, in addiUon to
named, they are always very
7a hen fond dead in pure water nn
r, och circumstancea. But iU too
jS they make splendid food for salmon,
ana other deep-water fish. They
Selves are of the herrinjr or shad
11 n besides beinc crood food for
fishes, they are very fair, prhen
-rvij coosed, ror table use."
hy Wear Plasters?
ihtj nay relieve, but they can't cure
lame back for the kidneys are the
JJ"Je au you want a remedy to act
Jctiy oa their secretions, to purify aad
rre their healthy coodiUon. Kidney-
' has that specific action and at
same time it regmlltes the bowels
ecUy. Don't wait to get sick, but
iZ P? to-day, and cure yourself.
iStT1 or.dry for eale at tliedrug
BinQhamton Republican. - -
7;.7?Z: a morning
au tus acij autiea oi a New Jer
sey forest. The birds aangblithelv upon
6" anj Buasnioe qua tied
the dew from grass and petals, and all
nature seemed to rejoice like a bride n
her wedding-day. The maide gathered
violets, arbutus, and cowslips, while he
gathered what he supposed to be a white
Kitten mat had taken refuge in the hoi
iow stump 01 a long-departed tree. Mis
erable fate! Strange catastrophe! Un
happy man! Referring to the incident
uiterwaras in a letter to a friend the
maiden wrote: "II George were boiled
' i-uwuauuu j care in me hot springs
of Iceland I don't believe he'd ever smell
sweet again.
Golden Marriage.
r r 1 . .
iuamage is graaaai, a iraetion of us
at a time. A happy wedlock is -t long
falling in love. I knpw young people
think love belongs only to brown hair
and plump, round, crimson cheeks. 60
it does for its beginning, just as Mount
Washington begins at Boston bay. Uut
the golden marriage is a prt of love
which the bridal-day knows nothing of.
Youth is tlie!tassel and silken flower -of
love; age is the full corn, ripe an 1 solid
in the ear. .Beautiful is the morning 'of
love, with its prophetic crimson, violet,
purple, and gold, with its hopes of days
that are to come. i3emtifuit also, us
the evening of love, with its glad remem
brances an J its rainbow side turned to
ward heaven as well as earth.
Death of a Noted Dorse.
Hickory Jack, the noted trotting stal
lion, died in this city, yesterday after
noon. He was 26 years old on the 7th
of last May, and had traveled further,
perhaps, than any horse on the turf
nickory Jack s sire was bthan Allen,
dam Lady Litchfield, by Long Island
Black Hawk, tie was foaled m Connec
ticut and was raised by a bottle, in a
house, by Ord. Carpenter. Mr. Jack
Chcmbers bought him, in 1865, and car
ried him to Glasgow, to make a five-mile
race. In 1867 be carried him to France,
where he trotted srveral races. He then
went back to England, for a match with
a Manchester cart mare, but the mare
paid the forieit, one hundred pounds.
Be returned to America and trotted on
nearly all the tracks in this country.
Among others he trotted a double race i
at PhiladelDhia. His record was 2:32.'
A huber of his colts are living in and
near this citv. and are all fine animals.
H hn.i been ailing- for some time. Last
Saturday he appeared to be much better,
and Mr. Chambers, who was about to
leave the citv. srave him to Mr. H. Mad
den. He relapsed, however, and died
vesterdav afternoon. Mr. Madden win
bury him at the Fair Ground, this morn-inn-
ond rtlnr.A nrer him a tombstone.
with his pedigree and time. Augusta
(Jtironicic uonsiiiuuonutw,
L
Madam,
Whose complexion betrays
some numuiaung iuiyvwvu
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that you are Tanned, Sallow
and disfigured in countenance,
or hare Eruptions, Redness,
Boughness or unwhole somo
tints of complexion, we say
use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
It is a delicate, harmless and
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the most natural and entranc
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which no oaerrer can detect,
and which soon becomes per
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CHXHex or Sohedui
ON AND AFTER June 6. 1831, 'ti fol
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t' is RaUroaa :
Pa.BSEN'GEB,
VAIL AND
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DaUy except Sundays
Leave Wllmingt0B.M..MM.9.4K A M
Arrive at Oharlotta atM..6.45 P 11
Leave Charlotte atM..MM..I.OO A M
Arrive at Wilmington at.S.SS P M
Jfo 1
ETo 3
Trains Sob 1 and 2 stop at rsenlmr.atationa
only, and points designated in the Oompa
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Thse trains make clois connection at
Charlotte wi.h trains Nob. 3 and 4 for Cleve
land Springs and all points on Shelby Di
vision.
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT.
Leave Wilmington at. 6:30
Arrive at Hamlet iUn. 1:34
" at Charlotte at. 8:00
Leave Charlotte t.i..J:Z0
Arrive at BanJtatM..M. 1:25
P
A
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P
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11
II
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to
If 0 6
J " , at Wilmington at 9:30
No. 6 It daily except Sunday, bit
connection ar.Raieigaoa Saturday w
No. 6 ii dally except Saturday,
SHELBY DITIB10N, PI B8IN3ER.M AIL
EXPRESS AND FREIGHT.
-a m.' V ' mm mm irm s)
ao Arrive at Bhelby aU..Mw100 P U
. "J Leave Shelby at 6:00 A 11
AO r Atw . tutim . a. on A li
Trains Noe 5 and 6 make close connection
a Hmlet to and from Raleigh, except as
above.
Through Sleeping Cars between Raleigh
and Charlotte.
Trains No. 1 and 3 make connection at
Charlotte with A , T. A O.K. R., arriving
at Statesville same evening, and connecting
thre with W. N. O. R. K. for Asheville and
all points on Wt N O R. R.
Trains Rob o and a connect c.'oseiy with
Chaster A Lenior at Liooolnton.
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WILMINQTON & WEIDON
&AILHO AD COMP AH Y ,
Otvtcu ot GaVii DuraaimBmnT
Wilmington, N. a May 14, 18SL'
CHANGE 07 SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER Mav 15th. 1881,
1,
it
6 40 P M, Passenger Trains on tie li'
mington k Weldon Railroad wiu run ts
follows
DAT MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN, daily
No. 47 North and 48 South,
Leave Wilmington, Front St. Depot
at...M-..M.. o ao a .m
Arrive at Weldon at 1 00 P JS
Leave Weldon.......MM....MM..M.M. 3 30 P 11
Arrive at Wilmington, Front Su
Depot iLm.immwhim. .
Fast Thrcnifh Mail and Passenger Train
Daily Nos. 45 North and 4U Bouts
Leave WUmingtonFront St.
Depot ai M..MMMMMMMM.
Arrive at Weldon 1.25 A M
Leave Weld on.... ...... 6.15 P J&
Arrive at Wilmington, front bt,
Train No 40 South will stop only at Rocky
Mount. Wilson, Goldsboro and Magnolia.::
Trains on Tarboro Branoh Road leare
Rocky Moon t for Tarboro at 7.40 P M daily
and Tneadar. Thursday and daturc ay at b:iK
AM. Returning, leave Tarboro it 9.50 ,
A M daily, and Monday, Wednesday asc
FridaTat8:30 P Mi
Train AO. 47 mains ems connection ai (
Weldon for all points Worth dailr. All rail 1
- . . .
ria Richmond, and daily .except Sunday via
Bay Line.
Train No 43 rum daily and makes ieiore
connection for all points North via Rich
mond and Washington
All trains run solid between Wilmington
and Washington, and bare P oilman Palac
Sleepers Attached.
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Wilmington. N. a. May 14, 1831,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
ON AND AFTER May 15th, 1881, at
1.06 P M, the following Passenger Bchedule
will be run on this road
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS (Daily).
Nos. 48 West and 4T Eaet.
Leave WilmingtonM..MM.MMMMMM. 10 05 P M
Leave FloreneeM.MM....M.......M.M. a OAK
Arrive at 0 0 and A JunetionM..M 6.45 A
Arrive at Columbla........ 6 00 A H
Leave Oolumbia.MMMM.....MM.M..M.l0 00 P It
Leave O G and A A Jonction.........l0 20 P M
Leare Florenoe 2 00 A M
Arrire at WilmingtonM..MM.MMM.. 6 20 A M
NitHt Mail ihd PAsssHssa Tba,ik, Daily,
fto. 40 Wrsr, am) Dat Mail ahd Pas
SKSfiKa Ieais, jo. t3 East.
Leave Wilmington t.........,.ll 45 P W
arrive t Flo- ence.. 3 15AM
Leave Florence 1 05 P M
Arrive at Wilmington 6 05 P M
Train No 43 slops at all ftrtiona
No 40 stops only at Fleminsctnn, White
ri.le, Pair Blaff and ttv fan
Paaf9at;erB Tor (!olaiuoi&, &r.t i! points oc
G. A U. ii. it., O., A A., it K. Vtations,
Aiken Jorrtioa, and all points beyond,
should take 48 Night Expren.
Separate Pullman Sjeepers for CharUato
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