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1st. SiX LKCTUItES on tha eaascs. p
vtiUii- ja and ctiro of Lunjr, l"hitat and Skin
dneasig; lihauitkm 'aat Male and Femal
co upl .n:d. On-the mtxi. of Prejeivlng lloaith
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bind. A W rk m the Cause and Core of Dis-
Id Ka cej Vpoplexy; Fat, aj l s
iia; v, w gro old and whit caases d
eapo. 13 1 p w a erraTliu f . Pnc ji wtn .
ttl &hd7 XhWMea their row T. the It i, the-
$iUn rmow, tnotlmeT: . Th-.m silverjuigmj fountainauileirin
Xran.-i.4i M live, wifh-Wlcr view, of . W j ttI May with the .droJ.ih U" tFf,fl,,a tgUtS thut wHipSifla
Mand xema e UUes, &c.; and one of aml the .brilliant stars flasht upuu theui ; no ofje tau i mk into he aret 4u"a4 ti nvtrrr ' rr j J I . '
tho cho ipest and best mam evr pulnidlu-d, . L, t ,. .h i ,i. .j-iVi i.'i;, f ifc ayv- rJ nra io., marr, .vubi . rr.st sertoai eviL h.caus tht-re onl '
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4 V ;JSU
LEAKSVILLE,CX. a, S,
L I T E'R A ll Y
in tho dim, cool beauty of thai starry
eve Claude Vincent breathed iiit
Lillians willing ear th story of his
love ; then, bending down till his glos
sy curls swept her silken " trusses ho
pie. -od u lover's kiss upon her pure
orow. r- ; f . . . i
"List?"t suddenly exlaimied
Lillian,
d uud
as iie vine i n. a4
bhouk hudly. . !
"A lalse alarm dear Lill!:ail,v said
Claude: it was nothing but ihb wind
playing ani.d tho leays..' .
Notbmg but the wind? jAli he'
saw not tlie white face and dark evea
that g
dar
f oue.
euined a moment through the
thic w vines, and then wu
In a splendid apartment AMja Dun
more is rapidily pacing tha tlojor; her
rich dieb oi erimson silk is damp with
the dw d' night :iar;d.Leariiig the gems
i'rojnjter breast slio crusheVl them be-m-afli.her
leet. Her long hlitek hair
lads jii dishevelled, mses oyer hei
y!icuMi)rs.i l'asioi lately silo muttered "to
Jierseil : j
W hat care I for costly gems or
J riches, if a depuideut cousin wins In 111
me'Jio oiiiy Mian I c.in tT.;r lovu1' ' Auu
stamping lor loot angrily, bite ciis.
No 1 no ; it fhail never ber even tlumgli
i have to murder her !" and the words
were hissed iiom between her pule
Aumingj sue saiv nerselt reflected
in a large j niiror opposite. Could it
be possjblo sue 1 a cliHiige in so itioit
tune ! . uat to'lhe'wlil Jowaiil
opeiiei.1 the shutters, .'i-'he Holt .evening
wind cooled hjur jnchmlr broW, and tho
ca'in sky above vus smiling upon nor:
but idle -heeded it no:. -'1 he murmur
oi aistalut -fvoices cime to her, waited
upi-n the'sk-enitd br t-ze. It n as 'Claude
V.iicoiit. taiin; uvu oi Lillian
'i sliaii jo gum a week," and then
J I shall ha4teu baeV to claiui mv pro
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iuimni fj.ide, . :
Iht heard the hall door olo'-e, and
Lillian came lisihtlv ui the s'ei.
X 4.
How loelj, ,sbo looked as she enter
ed tiie room Even A Ida 'could not
butao kirow ledge it There glistened
n..r diamond; from amid ... her
sili: t he. lb :ed rov that loop -d
her sieeves, and the bnds Xm'Jt "TCere
twined in her :-uimy curls were her on-y
orii iideats liy her side, t ujy&.n a
liiaiblestahd, stood a silver gobjet, and
taking it up, she drained. ttt cynluts.
rhenj sealing herseif upon the jfa
ho sat gazing dreamiugly at Alda.
tvho, still Stated at the window, pre
U nded not to notice her.
"I will h lt-liherll:oTXljght,,' thought
LilKan. Musing thus, a drowsiness
ame oveif her. a heay languor which
vveiiiil ;luwn t.her . yolib and she
saiiV back insensible i-pvii the I crimson
velvet; sofa. : .
A pang of something liko regret
shot: though Alda'. .heart, as she bent
i.V' r and. -t) a thed the blue-veined tern
pies. I . :-..' I 'j .
J'15ut nhy fhoul 1 I pity her has
she not wpu the love which 1 would
have given all ! pjessfc!r!' .she xnur
nmre.i. ! ;
At last Lillian slowly unclosed her
eye. , Hvetimj an unnatural
gze U)on Alda tier forehead throb
iel with a burning fevor ; she was
delirious, kd inovherent words fell from
her lipk. i '!.'
All nigtt Alda watched beside her
Morning ; found her stid there; but
found Lillian was more quiet now ;
and passing her hand over her fore
heid, Alda murmured
"Ah'Jtil bo safe. to call a physi-
now
A physician came but there was a
grave: hok upon his countenance, a
lie noticed jtho. burning cheek . f the
patient. However, ho gave a lew di
rectins to Alda
4-Itisa -singnlar case. I fear we can
not do much for her " He saii, grave-
ly shaking hU he-id, its . Alda and her
lathe? Stowed "hi in from the jKom.
Ueep anxiety was depi -ted Upon the
face 01 Mr. Dun mo re, as he listened;
Jflir he hyad love4 the orphan Lillian as
if shn wero his own, evwricce his dy
ing sifter liad entreate.1 him to ba a
latljer to her only thill.
Ana :aitaluilv bad ha fulfilled his
roxnisa ; and Lillian had repaid him
ww ioto and gnUtud wxica iras
-T-! ' , twu Julian iSpJii'uiielitU!aiu"' of Vi4iuH to tit q Hpiacnpal.CbuTtrh of
A Love Story. iug ui'i: fifuciioi.Alia! . U" i'?ifaH tb 0uitei Jtaif ou the snbjtct of
. . ' -,;.; I ,4,l'&- "'n,?r:-ithurcti music; hd& indy.'ovtmioueX k
i I .-
4
murder !
The
1 1
& a id wvar At k 1 t
. .- : . .1 t
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un cipii is aii'i.u,, ui;auriui corpse,
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readv to be bortn to the silent totnh.
:. ' '1 i n- i ' i
lor tue lonu vrwt Lilliau la clad in
. . ... . .j
thehabilaneiofhegrave. : .
Claude detained longer than
expect and .armed home the day
i-.f... 1 .ii, .ii fttMjt 1
77- ..... '
4,Aoyir 1 will hasten to my lillian
he Said aVh ran
'ir"v
(-ars.
But l,tu..ut.uu w antel
by two
.iiiiT.
!iau"voii i attend tho funeral to-
niorrviyv??. saiuiie
"Wiio is'dead? sakl tho other,
"Why laUiatt' G'iVfiptlie neice of "
He did wt finish. There was a
hoary fall on!ilw paemeut besde them
...a rV.,.!.. ;, J.f iw.int., tli'
nuii xw V""r.V'7 . .V-TMrr.r-..!
iM-.irt )uuo: iusensif;W.
V ,;,! thV wrtrnnt n '
Xlll?. wot , . "- ,
1 . ...K..M...I fl.in.l. it In rni .1 i vlr !. i i 1
ne U3iin;yiu ...vw ..r
ro.,ni Wllcre lilS J.unui lay w piouu
z i...vi.mQi1 o o hu V4 i itll'i :i t I 1 Til,
. ........ . ii , . . .
he cl th irism ner jace. .
. t ,' ;.v-i.rti 7..in ti.w li. '
Ch, Uo he gasped, tan this bp
deaths"
rt ;
HMrliiw re oarted. as if smilin-.
i .7, , ,
il1ltlvi7"::Uie
' !;r t Krie r
uiVe!
,,Kah- 4, 1 cuu,t, wid not, give
Lu whvkt starlr ;Hb MlfMy felt
, . f'K.!';i i.-r....:.
uer ortaiii Flwr-77--J' r
ier)heiirt -thyre was,, a ;nint . r 4 ir -g-lSbe
is not dea 11 She breathes
-he lives'.'' lie almost shrieked.
Alda, vh, 'htd just entered the
room., stool ctlouiiess and iuimovatile
a marbV: ,'.bnt (.laajle's- :iy V.aug
rhroiigli ' t nsii xi", ';nfj 1 'others came
briirine- rtoialives to; (all her hack
to life A last a faint, clour tinged
her rh.'ek;m I Vijs. The 'large viUt
ryes ur.;l'd, ami met the dark ones
bending tjivr herfci. earnestly.
Merrily, icrrily, pealed out the sii
vit tolled . !n peL wU. Nd-t, calm
and holy baled tho dhi silver light
withi . Tb moonheains glyauung.
through thoviinJioW rested dike a ghi
ekthndo' -ijrfi the fair young briuov
whose tiny Vnd rests' so conlidinglv ii;
that if the oud manit her si lo.--
She Pand.elvyet,.lther -
ove'io r g'AP'V r 1,1 'h tcl
Hushed .-nets wear tho hue of tho
roses whiehtreW : the altar. Claude,
too, shows lw mheh, hoW very much
hejhas sutled...hiiii'UJiep joy all is
tfM-!ttn;51 The few guests look
on in siknt -d miration-. Alda is not
thero. It ii hisperel thnt' no sane
liirht irleamsom iier eves. Alda is a
--7-1 o . f
pronounce
benediction, tpn with a wihl.qr. Alda
rushed towai the alfar, anl ; witU a
gdd stiletto Bed' a blow at the heart
of-tjfie bride, I a strong-arm warded
off. the blow,with a.pnVnijsiel. cry,
Alda tied fro tho; chafel; Iht, far
u xa v fmnv tiMtursiiers she 'bounded
... .. I, - 1 . . 1" . - '
like trie Wiuaiien suoacniVTmisinir
.n"th hrinW' the dark river, her i
!tiM.diair:uoiir on k- breeze, and s
turning herh-amilfij-eves, while a ;
wild laugh, rei-nded througli the air,
she 8rang o the dark w;iter.
i : . i 1 c 1 -r n k n iiimi l.IU III nil 13 li i i
wifd- 'livedding ring already ' .tr , -V"- V iKey,. jina
sparkles on t slender nnger oflaii--Mf .t:id' h' A higher' jwn!, good rea-im. 1 wever it is said
and the whit haired minister has jmt ! . ''lf th.-m,: .t l.rsula ( etti.a that the nionkey! kill n&? mom
raised his ha5 to jironoui.ee the final hdr wi.e.-u hM aad hoard his song. ' iu proportion to their loV?u.d lo so
but a daring l caught herdress,and , Vltt:4--j V''iTk hsUi blinded with
drw '-her from watery-' grave,-' Il.-rv5"'. LKIwked in the h.e ot Lis friend
black hvr,.fell-ii ping 'over. ;hef mck ! aVl ..' .-- J . j
! anrhonhleriWa triumphant smi-o 1
seeuied to hai tion her litis. . ih
m.H.n drew h,l a thmd cating a ;
sadder shade nm the face id the
corpse and thdark forms bending
over her. ;
ivciy wiiiuiny is cure-i ty '"j
f j.-iiithe:rasiMt;
every'ojdy s lnues
bucli ieope ai the ; meanest ste
meng . depra hunianity which an
til-wise Proidb) permit to- live on
thU Bin-curw,arth. It is i nown
that almost eve pem-n is seme what
dispposd to vj of others, and
tattling ii afciuito which tery few
.in . dain to cmtiTklv axeinntad
fiuttii9abjct cur (rreciit artklo!
I will i tilkH 1
nj05
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mtmeiitoi partly -uj ecfrdoi uiatn-
1 ...Ant,! ;1if.iit,ni' if tl. ; fhh rb . i . . "
.nioiMi inttntio;i.- , 11 tinjie iine sl.giu r-ligioui t-ervicaj in eerv Etascoiai
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iuaie;u : h; criie a nisrui nam-o
zn , . -1 -..,1 ,,, ., .1
cxi.o jh.o sy r 1 reak up a . mtt
they ; ta,e .uiuiediat,; a Ivantage 1 f it
y H j to keppeopW
ju vexat,.hL Th-y glide
1 1 pi ilil t'OHt li-ii.l 11 fi I . ! r fri:i inn'fJiir
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lroni irentteuran . b. iv, Iroai iutber
; 1 11 ilinn llir 11 Til 1:il I i-f t. . i.,ii! nn i
in the ear- oi all. -tniv-: tmur uark bit-'
.,. i.liUlrj , j , f- l:1,. : .,
tuoq.Miw.neoi U!.e;u,y uuk to 11 inr. uetiy. in iu h o?e yL-Uit Splendid
black and naiiM oi s pills oi malirioiis .-hurjies, to umplo p:olessional sing
slan4.'r are coated with; smiU s and hou-: ers to do the piais-e, and lo pay theia
ey Wr.L. ':of a iend hi).. i Jhend hularb 8, okbiuing to tht style
T4tt.er aie confined; to no particular j iu which the respective Ierformvrs
fl m .v it tfit't v 'I 1w v 1 u.b n r tii ;i 1 1 ...... 1 1 .... ' i . i e.
c v.uul o lerite inj all Wo fi
tU"shula opcite Lin a b. id
lelu-.auioliLr the lie i iintl the liMOl
in. hi Ihm ' fiti.'f the "U m it
unci tHe ''lower
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ViiiI1iiii ' 5 1 t li ii i :'j in, di riTid mil it" it
"Vf7" V ' v" V ",llUTOMUUl HUUigUiy SClOUUIie IUUV0
,AV i,- lin l..-iet
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amj tos Iiraius -wiw lnve. no higher
am )ilion lhtiu tu b- v, It inloitn.d
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iaiiScan iui 10 rneir neignoorn un i
LTIIN in ..ndi
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ior sucn gijiceiesi. ereaiurcs kuuw no coii"-r-"etiui 'so i'mm l.i.m.r ni -
rd lwirdjlniin
iu lih I ' . V oi Newilork, m signlhearu
V P'-ment they de.orvo .;oi aM luci,,lhill. . guwl
can t ii0 . ; lu, ku lWs. mi,,it, AUo . ol N y,r iu
Ijf41 .4Mi "they will receive , tnis regard has iread itlf to othy
trftu,I- 1U l'ropoitioti to the mag- Ur0 C.U(.,( and now the learned critic.
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TtE SINGING HTVI) KNT '.lit ) V
Jaii : -vears
:,gV
itt'Jib-nt bnV V;i
seerr- in the street.-. . ol mi Mju ieiit t.vn
singing. He w.U a .t ar, -plaii.L' dres-
eul pov, but I.: lace -wax lia.e and 1
ins
Vyes; V.-er-.!- .-nd and tearail.'
W-aslinot. :iiica,l anJ 1 7,
Ills n,.e
Songs he
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ftUug were
bi-aiitirul words an I
ab-ul
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o.n.nj'i liiiii;. ' ji-jy nine Jie-sauy
a olg lie hleppedl to a ho.le' :i!id g ive
a gehlle tap. When it was opened, We
said in a gentle t!'iie.
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tilings.- E"-rv tinn- Jn
n:or.! -1 ol
t- j';
mv.ix.i t;i-i , ..i , nocr si-U'ient- lk.x a
i,
oiv.'id;
1
1 a. 1 w
"Jifoono w'.th
tliee,
thou b-.?gar's
reiiiv that ii!j7
i liibh'' wjis tl
ie. a:i
1
his ar iis the ijc -i- cnild slirank drou;
!li
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mi door to door, he
san
his svrtet soiurs until his 'bod v
! ''in ni..ft S.
3 7, "'" - m v . ' ill 1 - j
ly abl-? to rit.jiiid he at la-: tuni'jd hi-J
fetcp; homeward. I Striking -hi 7 n.ddo '
lorelteiid with his.Vand.h. vii:c
7'i nn go btme to my lathers
house aiiu b cniijent t hve by, the
sweaB !il mvbrojir. i'rovideuce has no
. Ii iM iMt 1 n! : 11 1 -i ' tiiii 1 tii. I I..., irrii-if v 1 r,-. hw ... ... . . 1
aiei H-en iiiiu arivon iiunv a neigJiiM-r i ; wiiu a curiously rehneu cn:elty. A
door, jieit her tu artj yarn uith pity to- snake may be coded ajnoijg tho branch
wards a liehvlcs-j boy 2he jpc;ied her -es ot the balivun, last asl-jeo when it il
door, Jieckohed 1::.' tho yyangt.-r, smil-,
el settlv upon him. an' in tones th.-t ;
sound d liko !ieavculy .melodies to his.
ears, $aiu
.'( ViuiH f..-Tur,T ?r
v,a;:d refresh thy--'
:
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lf a iiiy ti-b'v
IJaf-py little .-in
How ho enj v
.sxi v. tb-tlie :
ea lif x !olhi!
ri
K0,,i V "1- '- ST j1
si. and tdd 1:7 i to
make tli. ir hou." his Louie, hi. h-urt
- '"1 !ha!l now p:irf:-:e my stud!, s with--;
Vtn'-r b?nig'--i io ieg ;my - umm.
iroin ga.d ing . hah W. 1 shall have
you; siy; io? a ttiij-r, an I you, swet
Lui-u-4 h.ra m.l-her 1 snail be hap-
ph - r tl&h I can exph-sT'
Alt rithat dav tie- Pinmff oov stud
nA li-irirl iiil Ti-.tt
L : Years after-yards
to woild 1
world
His 4v-tn was Martin Lutiier.
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MayrlaiUuatU fnitiio . onicies. .
"uu i J ufs.-an tKM.iit named Kabul m.mn.
ss !to ittekd to 1 1vh..wtlftHl us y.lf l;Ury, j a mus;CilI th to perform
Lb.it, their own - X "- 7- V; , , T ''W ch:int- raacaiiiO was about
i f . tion whuh iravo aa ioiK.n Bible to the ..i bK; v
. ' A-J A, lfllCYM.rlll2ZIII"'. WIAA A 111 U ' I Tf'II B
U Jr-JW-cretary Chase has di-1 tineU full down, toe angels appear, tho
frecltlie collector at Bosft to "gnntt womorlrn r pulchre, and tho ,
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iiuodj lh3 ilt.usb f DisJtops has 01
e.l it W bo rohd-loud during Ui-
, louse ol worsbn in the laiuL and rj-
.1 v , 4 , , ,
citlv a .urnlay was selected irenerallv
he. lectors in! New Vorkforobser-
:, fie" order.- Uenq, tho sensHtion
tho J.tux banco bl re t ,ion W
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t!,rt i.,,l;-, i i..j,.;:.k , n. . ...t,Ai..
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tho ,.n regain .ns meanwhile rpmain-
f,r ... .I...W .J..!
ilent. as theV in'JSt d' ner force-in
:.i .. .i &
iu:.iU: ,,L iiK-u nuilU UCOUU.1I.-
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ihe ieult of this has beer.
hat.
with verv main church iroers. tha
.- : v . r
in I'-tl'llIT Imi I in ii. !i wii'iiniliivtr ni.ti.
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eiiincb I
ciinith beiifir. Uwt has it an elofiuent
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'vt.. or, oiit nai sort oi a toprano Uoes
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r 4 w a-iw A ilium A U aib
oome ou.may .pei;a, an overnMwing
) 1:lJi.v , io iiigh Church upon
' ;lu" 'orgiau chant, aiu read with inter-
fe" a Uil iia: L: oi fiU Epcopalcommu-
iiij-n.
The House of libdiopc tli:nk this nil
wrong that it was never designed to
convert the churdi into a mu-ie hall,
Uiat let tile peiWu piaie tllCO Uil
ijurd. d.H'. ):ot Iin-ail 'let. .sniininri uuA
tt'teiio", a:.d
a ..av-jo,. and u oarpntiuu
-that j ijymns jnd psalms
pl ai tiiee'
!,""u" '"Jg to-sucii tunes 113 eve.y
bo ly cii j.nn in, ab T tiie paid perlbr
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oc di.iluis.-.ed.
tei harlge.
course, we liavo nuthib hi An
Wi;u the melodious j eojitrvcW, though
we turn ii tno -ii Mine oi rip-i, hvj
use be-hol ir, . and; c dimply refer to
It ii.-irSnt liu I, i .1... ;.....
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f - J.v"jr ui my vliiiUa.
A'ONKLY'S -M0DK OF KILLING
KNAKKS. .
T!ie banyan tn-eji the favorite hah-,
itatiou of tle n mil man monkey., and
among its many 'brandies they cut -htiang-.'
an;is,.unditurbed by any foes
excepting Miakes. ; These rcptikti aro '
spicvlby a hoonuntaiu AiUr fatisfying
i'sdf that thtj rcptih is shepiop, the
monkey ctoaU ,UHn it coilessly.
ii;r!s it by tle neck, tea-it it from tht
branch, ani hurries to tho gTonnd.
Ifii tii. O ...... .... I
lie
I .... .i iu,v uui "l-U!l,iiUH OC1TIU1
t L'lind down the rit!itilM.bMnrl mjin if
grinding and chMterring with delight
at: t L writhing and useless btrupgles
ot til- loitured Miuke. and .ka&Aii.Tiat.
ly ni feting his wtirk to tcft how it is
pHieing. When he la tulUd
away the an'n.alV jawV ft" to famx'
it ot its jimd fangs he ho ds great
i.-joit -g tr i.j liijios u e, enci
holding n to thejoung nionkf'S, lucks
complacently at its dcsUucUufi.
"nrssrv TrrrvriTT Tirinf f La t-?
f Ca tH rine 1 1, of Krjssia,anin genious
repreeu?aioa of the tonibof our Savior,
On lightly preing a spring, tho atooo
ii- ii..i t . i -
Evo t ratly rrformad.
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ccjonty, town 4fioi- ofiSotv
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