The Democratic Watchman.
BELLEFONTE, PA
LITTLE NINA
I=XIMLIZIE3I
They brought me a silver plate gleaming and
bet
Thereon I !am thin end oentence Inorribcd—
"Little Nina—Four months old:'
And the day of the month and the year that
she died
Died' and It fell from my powerless hand
0 God, what have 1 or my innocent done,
That no soon she had perished, so soon been
wailed v
My baby, my darling, my beaulltyl one'
And when I could look, on the Nee of my
dead,
he surterinrwern - whe -- iwy - ter eepo••----
Robed Ilk. an angel in garment of while,
And her dear little hand held a half open' ,
MA*
kissed her cold cheek and I eslled her by
name.
But the bi.M eye. were rinsed and they gave
pir n i2CL l ll7Ch that in angut.h I
cried.
(I God. can this be what I blindly called
min*,
O Nina, dear Nina c r prayed and 1 wept.
But tear. cannot waken the sleep of the
dead ,
And they led me *trey from a part of my Wt.,
And shut her up there In her white coffin
bed.
They hrtre her away fro my POrrO
Rut my heart n•rer m
reneett M
in .ilenee I to
crane
Far the beatttlfttl *pint opt. dwelima in hi
And the dear little hotly that / deeps in the
grate
I can it. where sh• lies en the brow of.ihe
hol—
1 ran nese,. 154.1,0 Li her again
'She Is dead, slip I" del.' ' I repeal oor and
e Cr,
' Till mr SOW IS half mad with the horror and
pain
The future look. sad through the mint of toy
tear•
Yet I know that In Ilea•en wrong ran be
done.
4nd think of her there, end motto that at
butt
I may meet her, my darling my hontttdul
OttS. —Mnodk Chant Time
Ihisa44,tars.ly 4th, IPTo
My dew Mr MMk —My 4.t in Olt-earding
MSS, hat, been c►ueeA by the chin Fe of peat
Aire to one 4onnty offices, not by wilful neg
Itioneo upon my part in TnyninhinK oonen to
those .hr en kindly extend to me their petron
ago and tlrelr sttenlinn
Very Reopeetfilliv
NELI.r M ARSII ALI
lIITZIAZING
THE CROSS.
A NOVEL
BT RIELLY MARSHALL
CHAPTER IX
"Ah, 3fisit ifrondison, von do
too beautiful to night'"
Myrrlia, its, with unequi.ocal iultm-R•
uon bearninis on her face, she
with clasped handstand eager eves re
garding Ethel,w ho eon fronted the ii r
ror in her dressing. room.
Ethel smiled, wlitlei a blush
-spoons beauty di•eprned the I
on her cheek. '•"Ves, - vibe
simp'y, - I am pleased with nit tii
night ; and that is eon fee,' h ;relit
deal; for I am trarturiulnrlti
regarding nis pers. nal H !Tea rt.
nay, more—l am hyperermenl ' , I.v
spoke mieditatt%el% —rather t.,
than in reply to the courier,. ~t...e.1 1 .1
ouenesa of the polite ffie de
"Amid, 0, Mule rassrliA. ,, ,
to hurry right (lost, t,, th. , par
lor and see Nira. MarLitam the
petite arrive She I. pn per'.'
Ethel did not do what rim (;he I.lro
would probbady under
eel have done. She Rai, ed 10 (pi 1.,
600 e prefLeti nn cnn..Frn
MvrrLa wee art‘lntrhe-i . ii hwl kern
her resolution to ingrutffit,
with &I tss Granduwm. a nd VI•VI VY the
close CUllfidenre VI I.loii I wiiiicrert
young ladies generally a . anl to those
occupying her rositiol, at.l the]] by
embellishe4 reports to t lh:thee L, r
value in the •Ires.it j voi:tteed
Msdsm Markham, ehe erre.i tt‘
'her Corti-1110km PP to the nuilnr tv
70ung tattles' "humors
"Ethel wan a oick
than a gulch." phi. (It ,111.rtIlltollS
ly to herself, mho gaze.' 'Ton the
rain young face and re,zll
her; and rpitefnllt and re
solved ne.er to pn‘ hrr nnother emu
- 1,01 icmg inure
Aker x long 14111,,, whove
convince.l lf‘rrli
ten wla reoolve4l to commit herHelf hv
no commentaries upon her mistress,
flattertme or otherwise; mid eoncliid
ing that a jertlett... feur of the siiperilr
nutunliressce or Mrs. Jltaktisin'+ to l
ette was the secret of her indifference.
she latuneheA forth in a new volley of
adjectives of positive. comparatiie and
superlative &tree&
"A velvet dress, a purple velvet
dress. royal purple, and point lace 8o
old it looks coffee colored f"
She pined to note the'ellect of her
announcement, kit Et het she erkfent
ly enicrom , el in Aeei.iing the average
tneritr of tarioni.e, eRIIII . O, rtthieA or
Pearl,. in vimpari.on with her corn-
plexson.
"A n.l 0, inch Prfenili .1 diamonds as ;
Madam Markham 'wears to night On
bee neck, and her n—t i Hl , l her.
Lands, and her bosom, and in her hair, iivat succe—ful. for lid it hnown the
and her ears, just s walking fortune! %Nati e\cceilingly select, and the "last
She has one littre ring that coot thir- .ehsatain” , mhst nu tive, I nas.;
teen hundred dollars It is mo-t inag- , cuhne remising or muter WAS) sure to
nificent ! And eke dOn't even seem to be encountered at her ree/u4 cite I's
set much store ky 4." I unions. Thor who undertake any-
There was a Bak firmer compres , , thing in this life with a cold and phleg
pion tiller' tthei's proud lips a. she math: spirit are scarcely c‘er able to
closed the marredo case in which -he racceimpli , lt much. Ilence, the energy
hoarded her little wealth it gems and Mr- Marldiatii ,I,4,layed in all things,
precious Stont4, without deciding In lit etch time rio-t puerile tran-actiiini of
cot of the merits of 1111 N. her existence, Ni as rather the se-
"Myrrha, dt.l the scarlet Mc
come from Nantz's I ,ent ttr thn. af
ternoon?" she seketi, alter another
glance in the Mirror.
` . Yee. Mies (iratei , non, and ahem
- fft7fiitifillATlo7l : l7rTl - — o7, 7 'll'J - 717.
Nantz sent yon a heatitihil I . uyi t,
(00, "because, lie no flier
bought all the Hover, trout him.
ago, that made • I Place . '
famous. I did tot in to
you before, as you find .M'lrldiain
were PO busy talking mt.:ether '
"Where are they?. tined. kind Mr
Nanti! said F thel. n Innur
Ing over her bealitifill blue rvr4, that
for an itiptant I,hiltied her to the mar
v.el of floral 1f.% , .11n , •.. that rrha
had brought ouu klv trom the thbool
trig room.
Where doe. lie Ilse,
Raked. as r , he 11g11In and tv.isto hoard
her beautiful bead to inhale the Ira
grance of the tlowerp, Tieerle.4 and rer
fumed etiongh to lts(' 1 , e(.11 oulti t in
the Garden of Bien.
"Out on Itiird'Strroit, --
Itroviwn v—a n't 1111,
"I %%111 ;1,, In% , elf to tre.rro , k to tlitirt
him Gtr his kin lt,et-t, .:11.1 Ether,
musul,yl%
M,os (rrtn,l!Foo, thr rt
will h plearAtit Iwo to know lot!
you Rprrecutte hi !llt Nit dear nir
Mr Nal.Az IP 6iml in PVP/VIP - PiA , ti
It is no uncommon thing. to -re
Poor with flower ; !ntli,rol tram hi.
Lot 11011-c., it non? I ciikt •r eti ttl
a round non to Ara Ili! !
vo to feehim, and thank him . I ill])
stir, it mould hr plea:aro : rind 111111
nnP fiIWILVI eV to , rty a_
4a1.1 31\ rrhn, with inQitiattr_
that t•rove,l h , r nn apt in,
I Vilr 01 her hanl6,.nie riii=t7epA 4
E•hel .11101 , 1 at least
rrila an , l :t rrv , i t t ,,
' neart. ** at " .‘l% rtlka
nun. with her 1.1 , 11,
h 1 1 44. , lepth the no- It•t - ng a!•,:mq
c.nihl . rotor neither ri.vr
.Ivrrlpt 11111 , 1. ' 0i ,
vrR , ;
, V . J”re.l rr, awl
4. , ,rt
5`. ,, 1! I 1 , ,, tt it 1.4%.7gar
In•trl.4 ma am. an,l I thank vnii.'
.1 low. Roof 11. r
', t, .11
titk •Zitt" . n nil
1.4,11 11.•ra'de.11 titer Ole
I t th. c ' .rte vr11:11!1 , 2 ~ t Ole
ie:l
F. 01,1 , 147e , 1 nt
~~•~If ~r~. r .n
flti •I r ~n,n•l fll,n e
t:l:nit:re,i. in her 14,N,
11,610.7 Cannot appear ~ t her
!cu t •••outtivt, I.`,
1.0% A.'. he; •,1-0-
lather I,,nv a iTis t .ner t:•
11.,- 19-1 .4 1,, r roue •,.1
el'her V....r111% 110 T ruin , F'lll/1.,
she tool( It tan nt .carlet teio e ,
iA E•rart• dint herarne
her t. torn,
ttn l 1..t1e.0.d, to in the air wit itm
phrite'tet ,
•••-1,,i'l I itcrfttnte 'Our hantikercluet
I, •• M Gratttlition
3 , r•t't ti tot Itroi returned to her
~iuttr-of the totle.to
triirl, her, wile her limhattil pu,11,1%
No, •Ma;znolia. - said Ethel. Then
in the burning rums . ' Hai he 'rotor
with a ite‘raN Inuelt she added •olln ed hevorid his strength resin, and titl
r.ce as .11e del•Celnie.l the .411 re, 'Es vn ten a Ilerdena, % tellni ?"
•11. tin husband ' iii liti.lottid!
~, the ' h alt e r+ of perfume. I ni.EIII be
I(:.1 if. au , 41r , imiii.re.l Charley,
deet,le i ll. national, - and her hand
A (IL SitiAl(jilr• 'nee'.
ii ,,,kl r clasped her silken bodice ns it
"Ws' , he ii, tie tire?' apked.l7asid.
to ertitilt a rlidilen INNIII, 'Tea, Guy "There was no ret.lv. - continued
Mr ` 4 lllllll, -al, e :loin the erneklvitir
\ rho'd, 'leaven keep tour noble spirit .
i'nt'er. "nil moat, I.f the dimmed n ni
free front harm' I edit 1... %corthy to set !
ii,:tl... ('r..-snit elle heard the %Mee
,sear the Cross—it .1 .eusin the earn
-- •• of lice ..tiv .on ntllollg the tl mit s.
flee—the titter sacrifice of eery other other's srquavninnee, - Hell.' help' - he , •red. -The moth
hope, or dream, or emotion in lite." Ii coat her a saeritlce to admit, e'en e i r'il t, h , el , 7 l t
t war reai l l, tit, lirenk. She
An instant phepanseil at the ball- to her own heart, that another woman la l. i ;, ,i . " ,e
. r a T e m i t :,,,: r .,.. darling a,kin 1i ) ,....:: 1 * ,,, , " 1
n .
door which opened into the grand could he a dangerous rival; hut MI One ''((, 1 hOtre she didn't get burned her
drnwing mon', as if to summon thing she was quite resolved • Ethel cell. said Prank.
-trength for the great self abnegation fhandison should never throw her "i'len.e tell (IC, tor, whether they
a itch she knew site would he requir- banner to the breeze mottoeit with the wtli . t h . ,‘ l , i c i i t i rr . i . n.;
e,I i,c:ini.l,,pea.i Airtlii :ii
pleaded .4), ((rallt
ed to exhibit, and then with a proud wont—"succeaa r: --She made Etbei 1 r d e „ r ,„„ d ie d „r his wow dii.: "t he
.
ni.lining of her well poised head, and a the "star" 01 the crowd ; and had edit. •• roll bud," said l(rivvv. "lie wan a
.itately grace that would hare become been gifted with the anumrpopr e of Lril , e MAIL"
the Queen of France, she passed into theAtadam who-chaperoned tier, Ethel • ,.. i .k ,'" 1 „. 1 ;,." 1 7'." wa t : li t ' i l lr i bunted"—
the
-,1„,i iha widow's c' elot P li ß e n o c. eanclit
apartment, and the rose wood por- Grandieona diced had isweit well nigh
talc closed securely after her. turned that night. -i -. tire, tiro, luckili , urn of die neiglilstrn
Mrs. Mark ham's parlors mere bias- To and fro, in the drawing room— ''there were none living very near) . ar
roolm ,_,/ftveit at the •,Cene n i t tiMelletiOn just in
ing with light. And the rich lace and . the conservatory—the 'titian.
Hahn damaak drapery drooping from ' the halls—here. there, everyw'here t "11 ,7 1 G ( T : 0 7, e. ,:,..,.:,„'T' f !'; . o '„',l n fl im al,n,7 l '; 4 ,,,,
the gilded and carved cornice at the with ostentatious courtesy and irreFist. i t , rr,. ~,..... ~.
~, , ~,
I.
",.,
windows, shut in securely from the able urbanite Mrs M itlii•tot .i4P,' .. ... ...,- ... f ,i..,
outer world •scene of rarest eleganee rind F. ' tt . I i tomtit.... wr -.4 t , ~.. 1. . 0 . ' Vitt. tit . . , i.. 1.1 -ai.l Mr. 4 ., , , it
..o"-.1,1 del.. •041 Ole i.I the lii
and Insure. There wan gorgeoitanesa nt ail e , es.the olser red ot nil ob..er%er-- .. 4 I „e,„11.1 li '''‘‘,
1 , :,r a But'an'e palace everywhere Ah ' .lent n ehrtepv,,ltrz, in ill!. .tre•h- ; W, te r, .I T , (”w i r".l, 91 0. 2 01 ?:', ..,,, I pt i,
Mr". If arklinin's entertaintnents wets , , e-, asol ii,r • Ke t ••• • '
ere of her con-tart siteceeses than any
;Particular good hutune with whi c h the
I Fates endowed her.
She stoo I Iponeath the arch . whit'_;
:ILI 11;0 IWO draw tipr rootns, and
horn the !MI Dlfi f`Vii (1 peTY
, had been T'1.1114 , e41 to l c replaced he
'ttreatba and the rarest tl.wvers
the illoreets held in their eaneervatos
nee. tier attire was real and niagni ,
'fitrie tv M: , ruima i»ui port ritrOli it in
her ~eit\iiitsiastn, and she lore the hon.
of the et enit.4 as Mrs. )larkham
alone was h non it to t i) n iiii a• Rang
, III) •r-
6,0.1, net] et nn o , loritat;on , rourtetty
tt Inch nc,ne had elver hen able In inyi—
tate, threit:h malt attetilt. , e.l It.
p?,;.!e•I ateirt , nent her
,Ii•opol a little in nitanca . of
Ler ,•11,1 , •deoit her, and
1... r halo' towards her,
,N ( 1 1
e-telalmed in the mo,t eligay z m s : t one s ,
t“r conic itt last, little
11,1,0,1, 1 mean u , yoll
11 ,0 letwirel‘ \\'e have
, 1 1:0,1 ...)HITILT !!) for you —Coin.
twi nth! I --I;pr \ our 11 h.ence
Ilf, nn
•nrh rven
trettf,l li.tn 6110 a fever.
Ile ha. done nothing Lit wtare nt the
vlatire nt Ins watch since lie
ton lc Lii re , pectii t.i me upon his en
trance. Come, let the intrmliiee you to
ti , l,ter.tyttul, little one,
I a m. re:1 11%, and fritta(e, as to profess
vennine frionde the Mime pup
pcls who 1..k0a . .1y flervil , l the hospitali
ty and contihmiee of those with whom
they 2F41,00' 4.3 S merely the perquis-
Ile. , of good, ~,r•It•I v--joigt as a lawyer
iiCeeptt+ )1 Is lion eut f,,,ep
blur rywi w iifeneii with won
'er Pit the fu,l.hu rhanfze Mrs. Mark-
r , l I l (..
II .` , 11111•Ite human nature had
--kit the lamthing glance.
the ,I , lf•rt sheer, almost instantly ream-
I,r na to her handsome relative's
.11.I•Prl'‘, and the too emped to realire
11 , k elllllll% ~he was accepting her in-
Hilo the iorvivitlas and deeep
st,:l talnieei society
:t:: front ,‘llleh she had
Kith nnell intenpe antip-
aliir three lit,tirP
(%,rheille smiled gently, and
alt eNprevenon of glaiineNi lighted up
h , - Wme ei el. lie .11 , 1 not attempt to
Ihe olen, , •antrie4 of Mre. Mark..
Iruu ior 4,4.1 struck him quite dumb
auh her heats . And, indeed, ehe
1, look .l en handsome ae Pile
I),rn Her richt robe of Fiestrl.groy
thegracelll crepe
the .acne hue—reliered
~,, it• era%m by the ntirat h of near—
',it ineli.ian ehe hail faateneit at her
il rant. and twined around the %entree
her lirtiiraiit, glittering hair, wag
inrict eleizant and infinitely increaced
her charm*. althongh radiant in the
orrice and glow of youth almost any
attire nonlil have Leen becoming ' . And
ii.lileil in the beauty of her toiletft she
cliddei i hr ftecornheil a variety of little
, 00nettich wave, full of sparkle and vi-.
eiteilv which charmed •Colonel (or-
Vieill e , and greatly ciirpriced Mo.. Mark.
ham, who Pine ail II enncternation:that
another haul arected her creptre from
her—that another enacted her role
midi a gnat itv—cive—an abandon che
never 'rail -elle never could acennie.
Certainly Ethel had recolved to play a
'le-pored* game for a porpoeue cheer - mid
not fathom! Or—or—the hot blood
mounted angrily to the haughty wo.
mails brow at the hare contemplation
of the thing—or could it Ire tint rilir
had dared enter the hate 19fitirtel her.
and wool.' compete her right to the
prize? Was this the canes 01 tile 00-
/lIIC
guitar CII eln Ether in
Ethers hearing' elle
could n t believe it. If co chic would
find cane to thwart her! rok,nel
Corheille should m et er love her! „kin!
!—how could ehie 110 re to prefrOl
II if clue a)km ea them to cult 1, aie each
worll wearied , brains and sick souls of
the haunters of society, the devotees of
the hnge.--the hollow, and the untrue
The wonderful pearls that lie hidden
beneath the 'green sea when clefted
from the ' shells, will never seem
purer, torliairer 1 Wit and gaiety sad
gladness pervaded the air like a subtle
perfume.
Among the strangers who were in
troduced to Ethel, and who rendered
',articular homage to her, was an Eng
lishman who was elegant and dashing
enough to become a lion in society—
and withal apparently•wealthy enough
to satisfythe scruples of the creme-de
la-creme, without a thorough investiga
tion as tohis social status, and that. of
his Britannic antecedents. He profess
ed intense patriotism for the North,
and Ethel was consequently cold al
most to rudeness in her reception of
his persistent civilities.
Coniinued In our nest.) •
Sticking to the Point.
friend of mine, who is in !liminess,
and in need of a clerk, advertised for
one, Me had plenty of apolicauons:
but out of the whole number of throw
aho presented themselves, only one
Flint the door tight as he W ent out of
the office. This one was immediately
called back and emyloyed.
A 'hale while alterwards, another
friend, a succeestul lanyer, ads enured
Atl Mllows :
'.'W wran —A youngluan to work
, in an attorney's office, and also to read
law at his leisure. Appli to John
Smith, 13 Dunlap Street, 11—;',
It was the conviction li t lily (nem!
that t hat is Moat tlesirea ur at la wjer is
a certain cool judgment, which hold. ,
on to the main point in a given case,
and allow a no stile issues to tarp the
mind from ita anchored pmotion, I
have often heard hitt) say. "Intim end,
the lawyer who, having hit the martin
the head, keeps driving it in limit it
counter sunk in the conviction of both
judge and jury, is the pleader a ho sue
reeds beat at the bar of juattee. I als
ways select for my ',lndents such voting
men as have this finality, alio! I fil".+l
li.varinhly find it lodged ii, minds that
are inclined to stick to the point.
On the day tollowing the publics
Lion of the &hose notice, Mr. ' , twill
had in the foreman, a , 107.1t0 applicamm
in person. :Ile bade them wait his
pleasure; then, when they sere all
seated around him, lie addressed them
as follows:
"Before we proceed to 1)11,41111w+, tiir
friendA, I vrlall to tell you a
glory."
Of course no coltrect ions to Phis. A iel
118 a seemed a little odd in the_lii%)ei,
it was the way our helot ed late 1 4 1,1-
dent hail, anti there was no- , (nreoll
rdflore at I east to reconiend it
"On Deacon Whilts'a barn," began
Mr. S., "there perched one evening an
owl. The deacon was slightti super
slalom+, anti not faro.% in 4 11..• Fonling y
of the higultriotts visitant he took his
gum, stole out stiftl. got within good
range. leveled his gun at the olitioli,
intruder, anti tired. Sow, the hail,
was old and lull of clunks and 'ants.
and it being a very dry time,
treacherous wadding immediately -re'
Fire to tire hay inside, and in an 111-
Maul line entire fatale wan in flames.
dear! dear! ' cried the deacon. ,
'how can I reießbe all illy ( - cols and
ev
en and Nearlill;rn, and my sheep and
horse•. in RefO . Ori to .art• them'.' fur
the wind was high. and ft , II always
11211.1W11M, a increased in tre.hner• a.
the fire gained in fury
Ilrlp' help . " Ire shouted
"Del the lolks hear Ilan in the
house miked Alfred ( I sha l l
the applicants h 3 their l ' hri,tiati
names ) •
"Not direetl," raid Mr. Smith
"The deacon loot 110 tone in getti ; a•
nut the rattle Ile lotind then; frantic
Walt terror and u n manageable NVl)tle
engaged to to,lo4iming a Rout t uun.
hull, the latter huddeilly turned hie
home and pierced lout.
' . l ill gored! Firt gored he ex
claim...l in Rpm), 111.1 n. 1.1.• h•ri , r
etrwker, w ife came to the re , ette.
"Itnl hr die ? a ,"
'lle %tie Injllrhl eerinnt , ll,' reentned
Air t•nnllt. "Fee-lout twit. be
‘4,11,....e4 TO go ntei lit• titpt,t. 0-
[Win ran for tt donor Wile!) r•he te
turite.l. the pTt. me henOWI , Ir Oi tlte
tortured a n d ding c•attlt tell on
Fite
ISM
'6.r.1 .., ,1.. ,p-..,.
"Only a little ecorchsd,!' said Mr
Smittr. - '
•
And so the nairaior went on until he
had depicted the eoallitatitadaett in Ife•
tail of the sad event Then he 'intim].
His addittlfeetircre anent. Their sum
patltial Padk been deei)ly touciied.
Each Onetieemed silently pitying the
poor, afflicted family. liut one boy
had slit armored thought. the n hole
story, and said nothing. And now
that the narrative nag finished, rind
pause had come, lie deliberately. look
ed into Mr. Smit thee in it straight
forward manner, and
"Did he hit the owl?'"
This was the )(with that stuck Lathe
paint, and the olle the lawyer "elected
from the twelve. The ntors had h/1/11)-
ly been manufactured ti area.
The Lord's Prayer
When the elder Borah wits residing,
la Baltimore, n pions, urbane old gen
(lemon of that ea). hearing of his won
derlul power or electition, one day iti•
tiled him to dinner, although always
deprecating the stage and till the tlieat•
'heal fterformances. .1 large company
eel down at (odic, and, on tet:iiti
ing to the drawing room one of them
a sked Booth, as a special favor to them
all, to repeat the Lord's ['raver. Ile
signified his willingness to gratity them,
and aft et es bore hunt on Lion. ffe
had to realize the chatneter, an-Witten
and ttrt-tcnre of the .1111sttAtv
he RR , info a
poor soon r, •ttil thitne het irhli.l, nerd
ing par Ion,! and gunflint e, - -,it,otie
of the eimipitio Who itns pre , -tit, — il
rolci cm l Io 4r40,11 the i- 1 11 of
clout mwt, that convoked l.ii .o:n.'e
nonce Ile became deathly pale, arid
sacs, turned n(1111,1114: npst ard,
were ts et with tears. ,\a yet Inv bad
not =polsett The Qilettce conld ht. felt.
it had Leconte alisolnielv painthl, omit
at length the spell was hroken as it dv
Rh electric shock, as his rich toiled
t once llabled forth, `Oar rather,
which art nt !leaven,' etc , with 3 pa
nto; and rens id ~ ,itititity it hie!, thrill
ed alt hearts. 11 y tinklitsl; the , hence
vont timed : not a voice alai twaril nor
a mm(cl e I m o eil in hit wrapped audience
main 110 iii II ti,ilis,te corer! itl the room
sttiltdued nrd. tan , health and ILc o'il
g.enilenitio holt , step:tint t , sewartl
with ctreanitne eves and tottering'
!r attle , eet i ed Booth h) the hand.
,stti he, in ltrolseti Rect.:llp, 'yost !late
tstrorlittf we a !'ea"are is Ittelt
w ~, ! , wre ' Ilfe smith feel. gratlal
am atii old mari„arlit every Irma
Lot hoist iii the pre.ent time, I halt
repeated the Lord r l'raser ; hot j nes
,•r item 1 Cr '
rent P.I B. 1011), 'to read that Pr it
er ren.i, ranxo.l ire the
-es erest -tteis and IQr nom
e he I 1 .11,1 11/ trout 4111141" d ii.(ll
re.pf. i e 11 , thy; ston.lcriti I rttlitt.
lion, 111-. l's wt.. rif.r..)/1 Its it, Ihonw
and e1,111 1 ,-, II ~W ,Hoch Irenutr.
ten,it ri , m lltt I grtn.tnre eau he Vial
-pie, h , r1,1' . 1. Thal '
!I -10 E, .1:11h ilia-artier the
irt,tit of the R'i'le anti stamps nlon it
'he -e.tl ni diviiiit(
A Feminine Weakness
t,ll !king fora 'l,,ntan
fIIIN`A here
11,1 t • I.olonel v‘onian Hill re
, rut 111 I•er t,r 1:1,orl• tier( at, than 1111
1,0 , , , ,•111,..1 11 , 0 , 111. 11111% p4)••110y nu
ll,e trl r Nir Iti,lsls:2le y1v...4 lin Its
Nourr 5-t !hi , . Mr l'o-fiv ‘Vi-11+ StIppORP.I
Igo Ike 11.1. (I Otitd( train to ttat
4 , 111.• r ,r at.% 111 interior ,nwn
11 tt -1 1111 . 11 , 1 1) 1 1 I re% 10111 1 /Ceio l lollr
1.11 1 111111111'1 1 111 6 •1 1g1,e.11 1 111. • iint‘
tl „Uri t 01:if for ~r, r e, ,voli?,1 lel
ili.nz- totitrttl cottr.e, S.o he
1.11 , 1,e.1 1,14 ~.tlee nn l the his err+
and puss
der,l and d,u , ••• , 1 itttendane, to th,
hkolon7 IClit tied hart, on tl e
Lack 1.er1.1
.11 lira, sat 1.% dos miove an hoar
And re:t.l iii. nu rnir paper, while the
1119.4i)11/1 .till art
1 , 1-1 It. I, at troche.,
nxl pflr Z1:11.11 tot re, 11 , 14 'Wrier. 3 t 1.1
I ri„..,,,,01 2 wi the ads erti , grairalt,
madam I,ed her hohriel .trioltv under
Ler r hill, t..ok tAie 1 0, ,, ,!.htlgen:d1,h,i lug
•••‘•.•tl , eit 11111 he gliter , ,
+NN1.6.•1'% •31.1
V ell, idy lear. I 111 rvihiN..
"it , id, 'or what ' Bray, 111
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The .111,..
i~~ t r +tlLr . ~
NA'~~I
I ) n.l Ri ll) •1 I IllrZlMen Well,
Wlttell.) the'
1••• itiht
)till Le
f,.or the tram 1., morrow morn
be.gbILWII Over what
!(A ',ut next ding Mr. B. vvuda
L ryt.ll, tin hour al old of time
A F , Nit Srott% - We met a boy on
the , tr.et ‘...tentto, x/1 , 1 %11.11011 t the
et,o•tttott, ht ()tar mime he ex•
nn„ to•tn down to I lie
11‘4, 14; et
• N% a e
' 'Ult.(' a 1/1;1!../' roan in there
nffil n 164 cat-liAh carne up
bebin,l bun iond ennllnned both of 111111
fret and ntno .witnnun t r along on top
nt th e water g it!, him antl they came
lil,mber ti.Sll, Hill/ tile 'nig
ger 110 , te4 lin. tail, atal the nigger
an d 'lnc Iw.m tiA went ewourning
*boot, I.
-Wen. then what?" we piked.
•• NV /Orr is v. loie the bigger iswal
lowe•l the oilier lith vr•l
lowegi the Ili per. and !harp the last I
o ell hoer or hem.—
.ititt wt. • with e reeling or
Ntnnu i.,r the Lnr, .14 are m st (air
wit % it, lie , Olue the editOr of a Republi
ca. ptipvr • Hu l l left 1,6
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All Sorts of Paragraphs
INDIAN moral=--Brikud 40g
Tit F: kitchen game—poker.
Ft.i Es thnt don't blto—stnge iiics
Al,l, ar,out, it worn:in--1i hoop skirt.
' Til AT Fingular loan" is n. blichdor
N ANIICI,Ess deed—An titigigned wtll
ti Of the field—drunken reipe,
BACK wages —sir Litt it costs n woman
to dress
liwirrt—ii woman with It tt(
per A lII,t
lltLly with " a •iliglc purr , “:,,.;
tin 1,1 critic!
now on does nysidsh , mourn For
n second.
A that t ein all seasoni--Ch,lr
voy anlq
roksonablo. ttreTat
1,11. , (1 with a btt
IT Is nut undertattsere Who torry the
hoer
NVit.t do,' it take to rrii.ko n r!ir
A. 04 thin{ -.111f1r1:111, idc
~ r Fume people' . —1
Tit I. artist s ho a' lady ' roturued
}ler day
I I NI liint 1.111W11% , pi, king up
--.1 rt,r, i'•
Tut 11,1glit .ou ttrtvel
(utlin4
tRI V V.'s 1,141 obstinate
Oti:iii(lit3 t+ "Jug Lrn.erS
•1,,,. n. r, , I • lion s( hold —tbe
I
I„ w r hey' .wt"im
tf Ilk , n elvikti
w II AT furni,l) in draw
' x\ou
trall-p.rtattlon of a
pittP , lo lot h.•
1 , ,v0 11s hit- awn '
lowft 1 4 1,1 wan- t du, hut rb
cfc... t,. b.- -11,,,tlict k imed.
A L t L 1,,( 'At , t, n deT.,,t3 city,
that.-arid„ of ~ur hey,; their
r, 114
1% Ft F.% 11.411( I 1110 n milkdt,h,
tun it IN! udlrti 0 110•!I 11/ t he pun 7
Do ISM LI 10, at, tiemUlltnlll, I,'r
I,e I - • 110.; like nn
A r rpt ar rt nor nt \4'w Orlefinft nJ
T 111.• Hitimpagne purp h
A arrtttC •i_ Murk ne the ace of
•he "hnimrl to bluAii un-
\1 in. , . •1
r !arcs that his.
I• It ..tiquett to blues
A Ot• I \9I kr. ol to Le for tirtki
' -A !mly wropl44l up in
/' I r
u ❑r.• -,..tril”rt tingle As lu be Ink -
tn, ‘l, n t 11.1 t. , (be xbeurd and
111" i. , n 1 •an :hw• hke ant i. , nt
iro.l it 4.rit•e had a 5t.1,,T1
, I • I ,
T;I 14 ill I I• n r1 . 1114.(1 and
It ; • -; .1. 11,1, t lint v..; ehrl read but
A 1 , 1 , the rural district •
I . is*, l'hi pitiful. about lid 11
ri 0 . 11,4 1 . 1.11 M Mat)
nun t,. },it> It I;.*I
I;d^ 101 l 101 11,,i10w.
W tit I. N 10w,..r leko et oww3er
,tll-1• hip het , r Witt ciiilWLl
the 11104
f It ENTIN I. to itinerant drew ,
Cnti rilmke your tents vrnter
i.r”ot to piLelong them.
Tll' , l ae men boast of holding the
r , 111 , . ti.il womprir gknurelly tell them
v. (itch . wn. they rnu•t dr) VI.
(.‘"D` and brimstone snake ihr
inatch.n, as the clergyman said when he
mnriled a game to to a shrew
I PM 111 A la now Firhctiotal what th...>
c„lf cure.," Th 4 y inwLe a
I ',limn in Mr ground for a fellow
A New JILIMILY paper Is printir.e,
niving tele, entitled •'Jasper, or, in
'no , - eyed Carpenter of Klianinsts,
t)r garments It may be said that rn,
w , ,inen) wants but little now, lin
that not long. That's, tpe abort of it
'Fur, roust bashful girl ever heard at
wa , one why blusbed when she was ad.
v,l if she had not been courting sleci ,
A ritArt of s trawberries having
C . l niem a man at the market, yesterday
report was star that be had
he reed
WHAT id the differati.:ll
ehureh "monist and the influenzn ' ''l , '
htope the nuee, and the other kn..w4
stilt*
WII EN a young man in ° TNT ,.
Ih.. brignmie Ilia cricnds regretfully
pounce thy fact by guy ing "he
)n t.O politics."
A ritIsONKII was examined I n r..urt
and contradicted himself. "Why tio :ou
Ile so?" asked thrjudge. t
a lawyer !"
IT said that Vin le Ream i 9 on
last. bust preparatory to leaving Gee
horns. Ws hope sho will come out a.,
right and reform.
• Irtn you ever know a young ludo
tweak to stand up during psalm lime it
church, who couldn't dance all 111411 ,
without being tired ? •
Wall., my young gentleman, mid
bow would you like your hair cut /
like papa's, please, Pith a liulo round
hole at the top."
AN illiterate correnundrai, whn 1 4
given to snorting, wants to know when
the l 'Angkt-Baton race," so,umeh talk
ed aboitt, is to corns oft.
A Totrxo mow la Ohio recently openial
a f•lothytg store, and was sent to jail for
it. Iteason—the clothing store belong"d
an9ther man.
IT m*y be said of too rrtg A ny of our
Irubliq men that they are last in War, I 3t
in peace, hid tra tin the pockets .r t • r
countrymen
fir , riert, nn the r.•-•
^ itt Onirly 44 fi.a.sla says
'1 •
mast 1"• u v..ey pour Foil that ruquiresw
•11 top (Ireltoing.''
!( Ina•
euhject of volornd gentleman s
'll"Tur".*ll4o Flfle , •nth Amendment
- 144 rrti.•rt •Ist 6.1 WIRE • Till
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