MISCELLANEOUS
TheDaily Review.
A STORY OF frAlTii.
Randolph's Death
The last days nf Jhn Randolph, of
Roanoko. are full of pathos Ho thought
he was dying for years before he did to
and when he was asked bow be was be
A rustle of robes as the abthera ' would replj: ' Dying! dying! dying!
$onrcd genii? away on tbe air ! He was tyrannical and dictatorial mini
The Sabbath morn's eryice was over, j the last, and he fought with his doctor
And briskly I s'epp d down the stair; ! on his death-bed over the pronunciation
When. cl"S in a haiMttatnM cumer. I of certain words. His death occurred
Where the tall nuloit's stniras came in a Pbiladeli his hotel. A few minut 5
down, j before he died tbe doctor wanted to
Asleep crouched a tender, wee maiden, lave him. bat Randolph objected, and
With batr like a shadowy crown. his slate took the key. locked ihc door
' and put i he kev in bis pocket. With
Quite puzz'ed was I by the vision, j his last word.- Randolph declared tba
But terftiy to wake ner spoke, ; he wanted his slaves freed, and he kept
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When, r the first wrd ihe sweet dam
sel Witt) one little gasp straight awoke
"What brought yoa here, lair Jittie
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I turn tos Tve dot a aick mamma.
And I want cm to pleate pray her
well!"
"Who told you?" be?ao I; she stopred
me;
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Papa co't sea. tcs he's criio' ;
And 'side?, sir, I isn't so small;
l'se bcn here before with my mam
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Tosretber we knelt on the stairway
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To give back her health to hpr mother,
And banish bereavement's dark hour.
I finis-hed the simple petition.
And paused for a moment and then
A sweet little voice at my elbow
Lisped soltly a gentle '"Amen!"
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So Haye We all of Us.
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"Well, he never does,"
passenger.
"Dnesn't?" replied the man
wood box, "good land, he a lost half
the time; never knuws where he is. I've
bunted a whole good long day for one
squirrel and then gone home without
undjng him."
And a dumb voiceless cry of woe
that could be heard at the Q. C. cros
sing arose in the car and walked tbe
isle like a train boy. Burdtltt.
said the fat
on the
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Traveling 'Incoir."
A retired humorist one day ventured
into a cotton mill and while in an un
guarded moment he was perpetrating
some ot his old and shopworn jokes
upon an innocent operative, he was
drawn into some of the ponderous gear
ing and dreadfully crushed. They
combed him out of the machinery after
a spell and spread the effects on the
floor. "Who is it?" "Who is it?" was
tbe anxious inquiry as the crowd gath
ered around. Nobody knew. Then
the humorist slowly opened his eyes
and moved his lips. A sympathizing
bystander bent down his ear. "There
is good reason why nobody recognizes
ro"the humorist whispered painfully.
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stander asked. "Because," the humor
ist explained, as he saw a chance to
steal ho ue. "because I have been trav
eling incog." And then a smile like a
summer cloud p ayed for an instant
over his features and was irone. He
never spoke again. Boston Journal.
A Lesson tn Finance.
Some years ago there lived in a vil
lage which is now included in the limits
of Boston a blacksmith. He was a
master workman, his custom wr.s large
and the owners of tbe fine horses for
miles around were in the habit of tak
ing them to Green's to be shod. One
day a new customer, but not afl-t' auer
to ibe old kvoi leruan, drove up. His
name was Blodgeut, but he had passed
a wesson abroad and returned consider
ably Frenchified, as well as Anglicized
and his nna.e had b: cn : ransf rau d
intoB ozee He wanted a shoe set. and
after the job had been completed in the
usual excellent maimer, be required;
"Ah. how much is the chawge. Mr.
Gren?"
The reply came short and sharp,
"Haifa dollar."
"Hawt a dollar! hawf a dollar! Why.
weally, I've been out of the country so
ton that I dou't know what hawf a
! dollar is, don't vou know." answered
Mr Bloiree, banded over a dollar bill.
The blacksmith stoc.d a moment in
speechless amazement; then thrust
ing tbe bill into one pocket, he brought
forth a quarter from another, and hand
ing it over to Binge with the remark.
"I thought every darned fol knew a
half dollar was serentv-fivc cents."
marched back to his forge. Boston Record,
the do--tor thre as a witness of his dy
ing declaration. A skeptic through
life, he appreciated hiscondition when
on his death bed. and among bis last
words was "remorse." He was lying
perfectly quiet, with his eyes closed,
when ha suddenly roused up and
screamed out in an agitated oice, "Re
morse! remorse! remorse!" He then
cried out. "Let me see the word ! Get
a dictionary! Let me see the wordP'
Thtre was no dictionary at hand and he
was told so. He exclaimed, Write it.
then ! Le: me see the word !" The doc
tor pioked up one of his cards labeled
"Randolph, of Roanoke." "Shall I
write : on this?" Yes; nothing more
proper," was Randolph's reply. Tbe
word remorse was written on it in
pencil and banded to him. He looked
at it a moment with great intensity.
'Write it on the back," ho exclaimed.
It was done and banded bim again He Y
looked at it with his blazing eyes. "Re
morse!" be said, you can have no idea
of it whatever; ii has brought me to
my presentsituation but I have look
ed to Jesus Christ and I hope to obtain
pardon." He thn asked the doctor to
draw a line under fhe word and told
him to keep the card.
A short time after this his keen eye
be. an to dull, his powerful mind gave
way, and within two hours be died.
"Carp" in Cleveland Leatler.
J. H. NOKTHRUP. of Laksigbuko,
formerly captain of tbe Troy police,
writes: "I know that Dr. Kennedy'
'Favorite Remedy' is an honest prep
aration. I suffered from liver com
plaint for years and was cured by
'Favorite Remedy.' Sold by all drug
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Itching Pi3e-w9ymptomsant Curt.
The symptoms are moisture, like peraplra
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A Cure for Gravel.
A COMMON AND PAINFUL COMPLAINT A
STATEMENT YOU MAY C0NFI0E IN.
There are few eiseanea with which the pa
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nience and pain than with GrveL In its
more advanced stages the agonv it produces is
often psrreat as to call for the use;of uarcot
les iatri ordinary doses before any relief
can be obtained. Young manhood and wo
manhood are comparatively exempt from at
tacks of Gravel, but young children often have
it, and in middle life and age it ia fearfully
common. Like gout ant rheumrtism Ci ravel
is due to imperfect digestion and asslmllaft on
of fd, combined with other predisposing
causes which vary with different individuals.
hen the calculi, r 8tone,are fully farmed in
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er's life one constant sec c of misery and ap -prehenelon.
Few phygl- ians or surgeon will
promise or undertake the removal of these
struts except by an opera' i n. They rarely
or never pretend to be able to do it by means
of medicine alone.
It sterns to have been reserved for Dr. Da
vid Kkn ;vi v v, ci Bondout. N Y to accom
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a- KENNfcoY'p FaVoKITE KEMtfiDY, what
others have failed to compass. Tbe subjoin
ed letter will be found of vital interest t suf
ferer from gravel, and to the general public :
ALBANY M'.irch -0, 1884
Dr. D Kennedy, Rondout, N. T :
Dear MB:-it me tell i ou frankly that I
have "ever been partial to proprietary me it
em s, a I believe the majo-i y of them co be
nothing better than methods of obtaining
money from people whom suffering makes
readv to ca ch h t any hope of relief 'I hey are
mear cheats and delusions. But your "VA
VoKlTn K&MfcDY." I know by hipp 3 expe
rience to, be a totally different thiug. I had
been a Bufferer from Gravel for yera, and
had reeotted to many eminent physicians for
relief, but no permarent goofl c-.me of it
Abont three year ago vour "Favok tb Bkm
edy" wa re ommecde l to me. I can give
you the result in a sentence: I tried lr and it
cured me completely. I am confident it saved
my life. You can use this letter If you think
Dett. Yonra, etc.. Nathan acklev.
Captain "athan Ackley was for a long time
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A 1 b any I- e is wel 1 kno n and writes for s o
other purpose but to d" good to others.
As a medicine lor all dlse -ses of the Blood,
1 lver. Kidnevs and digestive organs, Kkskb
ir'8 Favorite Ri ldv has lairly won it
n'gh reputation Write if desirbie to Dr.
Kenned v, Roundout, N. Y.
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!anhood Restored
Remedy Fbee. A victim of youthful impradenoe
causing Premature Decay. Nervous Debility, Lost
Manhood, Ac, having tried in vain every known
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which ho will send FREE to his fellow-eufferers.
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Vital Questions ! ! !
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"Some form of Hop ! J "
CHAPTER I.
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Wht is the best and only remedy
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CU AFTER II.
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On the- Baeigb and Acgusta Air-Line R R.
1 500 ACB3ES or l,axd th j
ea r pine region. For sale on easy terms In
l-ts t- uit purckafcrs four acres for $.J5.
t arger tracts t5 per acre. In montni pav
mentsofsiO. This land adjoins the "South
ern Pines", a recently rsUb.ia ea health re
ort (or Eanitaritim), and is sDCCially adapted
for Fruit Culture, as well as all tt'eceieals.
A number of New England people have bought
tots In the town of "Southern Pine-,' and it
is lhe d 6lre of the owners of this land to in
Inre smail farmers, meban ami others
lrom tbe New England and Mltldle Mates, as
wcl; s elsewhere. 10 'ocate here. No state In
the Union effern grcster tndncemerts to ret
lens than North Carolina Nowhere can a
btttoriarminjr country or as fine a climate be
(ound. 'J hi Is tbe opinion of Northern men
who have settled n North t'arolloa. Thla la a
bona fide offer, aud ia limited
1 or farther rurtlcnlars write at once to
HM T. PAT ICK,
Comnii-i'r of Immfcraiin. Kilelgh, N. C.
or It A KI IIAUOSON.
jan -21 tf Chronlclo Office. Augusta. Ga.
Harper '8 Yoimg People,
AN ILLUSTRATED-WEEKLY.
Tha serial and thort stories In Harper's
Young People liavc all tbo dramatic interest
that juven!e Hction can posbeas," while they
arewho;! free from what la pernicious or
vulgarly seusaticral. Tbe bumoious ft rlos,
and pictures are full of innocent tun, and tbe;
papers oa natural history and science, travel,
and the tacts of life arc by writers wbovi
names give tbe best assurance of accuracy and
value. Illustrated papers on athletic sports,
camee, and pastimes ivc full information on
thfse t-ubjects. Thero is cothin g cheap about
.it but its price.
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Rough Edge Plank 16 00
West India Cargoes, according
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Dressed Flooring, seasoned.. 13 00
Scantling and Board. com'n-.12 00
MOLASSES, W gallon
New Crop Cuba, In hhds
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Porto Rico, In bads
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Turkeys 76
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PORK, r barrel
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Prime It 00
Bump 17 00
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STAVES. V M W. O. Barrel.. 12 00 018
B. O. Hogshead 00 00 gtlQ
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Fine Mill. :f.TT..11 25 013
Mill Prime 7 60 0 3
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