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I:
KO( iSKR.
AITi'K.VtYATLAW,
Somerset,
Pa.
r, s i ll.
AlTUKXtY -.VT LAW,
S'lmer-i-L, Pa.
. 1M.SI.KY.
ATioKNKV-AT LAW.
S mirfet, Pa.
;F K.scrLL.
'" jlll.D'KVAT -LAW,
Soiiicr.'ot, I 'a.
IK. INT-
viii'1!m;v at i.aw,
rufiTeL, Pi-nu'a.
, ,, w. ii. 1:1 ri i I..
n il A IMPI'llL.
A I loliMVS -AT LAW.
..;,.. cn-ru-f l to ttii-ir rare will 1
' .,..1 ,,u.-niu!l.. altn-li-l to.
.m Mho crw nnl, i.;x.site tl.e
.I, i(.
;;V l S ilKl-K.
Al nKM.Y-Al LAW,
,- v I,''t-'i'"n
. u Minn .;n
A.-tit, Si.niiTsel. Pa.
i N : J NK HAY.
.ii uiliNLY-AT LAW
,; i jn lifl H-Ute, S.iuirrwt, P.. wl'-t
. iii ' n-iui-i- i-irt!u-tl In liin r.ni- iti'.U
t. KIMMK1-
ATIOhXbV-AT-LAW,
Sni.nr.t.-L1 Pa.
A ii m.-.1 I., n'l Lii-Iiipc iitmrti'il to M can
t.I -iil-i-t at"! ': '.iiinu'.-"Untii-ii with j.n.uiit
Jl ' i-.iiiry t'i'i'' Main C'r?s fin-ct.
.
J .,.:s. i.. . e..!.;-.ii:.v
)i.i:i .v ' m.ik m;.
a i rohts at i.aw.
Iiwih-m m:niM-.l f im'ir care v.ui i.i-
nil ! i.ini.-iu.ii; tii-niii n.
; ;. . . i:, i,t n-ii. pwa.1".
!i ii. nn..
ATI tH:XLY AT LAW.
siiuicrM.-t, I'a .
1 ::i i.r..i..i i!v alii ii'l t" all tmslnow entitle
tat! ,ii. l -I.- -. :ei vpr.til mi collecti.iiiii, l.i-
.I'.j.iin: .111 n-.iii.nui:.
1 11 1
A1 KiilXl Y AT I.AV.,
Sunifr-'! P:i.,
:il t.ii-1111 -..i I'.ilrusie.l to my r.ir
;0i jT 'ini'iinsi1 iiint tiii.-lil v .
pi )T'i i:r.
1
, A1TOKN 1.1 AT LAW,
;.Ii:vi..:-ii l 1., S..MI i:-i:t I'ii.. I'.u j
r 1 1 in pri'i.'-rioiiitl Fi'rvtws t.i t lie I'lililie. 1
nn I Imiiii.ii iii'ifuttiit'-... 11D.I all oihi-r It-ifiil I
miiim.! in with iimiuirtmro ami li li-IHy. 1
u.M. 11 sv.'inlty. (junc-i'M). !
11. 1.. HAiau
A- i'.AKR.
A 1 I I 'UN LVS-AT-LAW,
Si.uieri-1, Pa.,
in S iiii.'ispt nn.l ailinllii.iiri-.iunti.'P.
riiirusieii tu tui'iu will l-v pri-i:iilly
I.IAM II. KooNTZ.
A iHI.Xi:-AT l. w,
.si.mi-rM-t, Pa.,
I ai.e i r. 1.1; t t..nil..n tu I u-ln-wi riitreMt
. m. !-. in s-Kint-n-i-. mi.l ailji.iuil.if oiuiitlcn.
s 111 1'rmuuu 11. .use iiuw.
MIX R. SCOTT.
ATloltXl-Y
AT LAW.
SouieriiCt, P:i.
nilir l-'iurt U'Ui-. All'l.usiiic.si1 entrust
i-.iri- alti-nJi-'l in v.ith iir. uii-ineM. atal
d
!
a !.
l. proii.
AITOUMIY ATHW.
S.iiuctm:!. I';
. i'r..' rtroct. ' tlici'ttuii made, c-tnt
i-l, icli' itrifn.l, an I all U'znl buuvt
i ivl in i-ri'iui'tne!!' an 1 bltli.y.
i;n; m. iikks.
J J M U L y THE
PKAi'K.
Si'tneriiet, Pf-iiu'a.
a k:v,i i.i..
H. S. KI.M.Vi .I.L.
K. M. KIM MULL A
iy: -n I'T thi-ir .r.ili'..s!nnnl e.-n-ii-c? lit t
S IN
i)ritt'.."!"nni eorvi.-e? m trie n:i-
nitrT uiiil M-'initv, tNieot the mvm-
lit crin c:tn at ail'timf?, uhIpm iroti'-itii-
ii.iL-tit. to louti'i at ibfirfoilie, Main
r '.trt. ca; i lue )uuiiiJ.
bW. .1. K. -MII.LKR has 1.. rma
. in: v l.e:i:i'.lii lii-iiin lar the prai-ti.e r
-':i.-i- ii.;iu.-i:e I llarlen KrnilD
ajir. -J, "TU-tt.
ryi.n.p.
Rl'RAKKR tenders his
na 1 farri'-eg to t he itlrens f Sum
ivp-iin-v. ittue In reid('iir m .Main
I)
. :. Mli.LKi;.
j'lnsu iAX i.t.1 i:;i:on.
H.i- T. i.i- . .! n- S nail llcn.l. Imllar.a, rliirc lie
;:i '-. . .li-i'ia-.l l.y leiicr ur oiUeri.ii.'..
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WILLIAM COLLINS.
I'LM IST, KO.MLUSKT, PA.
": in M iioij.iiIi Illii. k. atinve IU.yil's Prui;
.(.'. win-ri- li i-an ai all umi'. I l..un.l iiri-jiar-t-ol"-
H kit:.li" t wurk. nrt a flliine. n-au-1:1:
i-sir.T-,iD'. it-. Artiii.-lal t-thnt all klml.
1 ..1 Hit- i.t-s; ni-itcrul tn-crl.:.l. Ciiirnitli'iif
rrji:ti',.
D
1
lciLV RILLS.
PtNTIST
'. lltriry II -kRcT'e st
('': f ;i
ir.1, Main ( ruff
?'!. s .'.a"H. Pa.
)i:nh(in A(;i:n(T.
, V. Swi'iir-T ..I S.i nil Patoli. S'lmersot i-ounty.
l ". Ii:-:i .1 tlia Prare. furvemr anil eluiiu
-n-ii! jirnuipilv c.i!li-.-t all Knuriiy ami I'.-n--.
.1 . ! '..iii; i-:arjs:i- t to lilin I'cww wisliiim
;:i.y 11.: .riiniiiiin iai ailiin-cii liim at the almve
'w.l I'ia -. irii luf ii, ii.-,'!iarae and fctane
uui.
ti 1 iV.
f RECCO
AND
PAINTERS,
Suvn iehT. Prxx'.v.
AUCTIONEEIJ.
1 1 H KTIl s np.illnir nir wrvli on Kal ur I'rr-
x..talr. ur ar.. thlliff to l .llnfaiWHl 01 at
u tjn, 1 ;i C,C rttlre'aiuiai-tliiti.
i.-'ii-n. (iv mall .Mniitljr alt4n-l to.
W. A.KOONTZ,
V.acnre. Pi.
Ql Mi'l) 1IOTKL,
N TO VS I O YX, 1 'KNN a.
, 1 i i-s u.nr ami ll ktiuvn htnrn dar lati Iv
--n ll'iri.liutilv .ml nrmlv n-titln. milh mII .vmi
.'I U t ot lurniiiirr. whl. li Iia mailr It a vrrv
' ' '-irai if ni..iit lar (r tlif trauelln jmliiiu.
n " '! i.' mi.l r...j i-nnit I nurj.a nosl, all lu
"t !irt i-Uw. with a larire .ullle hall alUi-linl
" ti" .am.. Alwi laritc ami nmniT MhI.IIuk.
t-i 1 bsi. l,Kiil,ra ran Ih- had at tli Imre.-t (
' 1 c tt. t y o.e wix k, day or meal.
SAarH.irSTER.Fmn
S. P.. I'ur. l.iatnuQil.
Suitmn, J'a.
Th.Trmli la Mlclujr
lll ,rcvall. Thonan.lii who bare ued and
nrureii lrr living itnv tnthe trrnh ol our
ViT;"!-,'',V SELLER'S LIVER PILLS
i.i.i uatlic ul.i cih-i ol lJver C's.iii.ijiuu
i.iii.iumu-,,. Ilraitariie ant-lna tlieretrom. Ooative
""'".au.. l.iiriDmw and all dmordrra re-
i. i. I,'"ni " liver. Kr aale hy all
"KKifU. Prlreiliounta.
,:- SI. fclLLLKSfc t'n., Prop n, Plltit orh, Pa
m,,, u.9 til. BOYD, Agent Scmenet.Pi.
i:Uirsic Ft.) LrileS SemiBiiry,
Ij-atttHui irr.iuiiit5. c.Moa.,ll. liollJIova. new
, tiaiiua lor .rar:lce. ami na.ai.i ..a
ii. L .'"". Inli:trui-t..rii Tenaoaxalerati..
I-' M-aifaiaer Mia, Mss
auibjriiea, aiijily t,.
Kiv.T. ItEWINtT,
Prtaclpal.
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VOL. XXIX. NO. 12.
Arr ii.it f .v j hi tii! t" ili i liin'. !.:tl y. t
TO REDUCE STOCK
A urzv Wnc ut Ciic li .r;i.lr v:!l In' .i r.
fn.m tii-i1:!'.", June 7tli,
AT TLX TO FirrnEN t EMS LIS
I it v;iril than jirt-vi'ius 1 iru- -s
tlii' M-inii.
CHINA MATTINGS
Thf fmot
M'iiinl iiiiiHirtfi!. :i:iil i.;:iks.
H. M'C ALLUH,
77 FIFTH AVENUE.
1 1 F.EOVE U'OCO SIR EH?.
PITTSBTJEGH,
CHARLES HOFFMAN,
Mi
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Al.ive 1 l.-iir.v 1 I'll.-y"M !-l re.
LATLTT STYLES 2l LOVKT PRICES.
lir SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 1
i! f r.insii-.riin- on liau '. at IP liiMiai-ry
CARPETS!
MT,nriniiMnimnTnD
filtnUlliiiU liiiLUI
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11 le I y r lip t r.rri l or i;aa..n iuiti'4 l"r
! MEDICAL AUD
I'.TTPI
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trii.-rs ail.irc.sc:.! in il jrlin. I"
will r.-rivc j
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WALTER .1DEBS0I,
nu i
CCS. WOOD ST. iliD SIITH AVENUE.
NO. 226 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSBURGH,
io. HKirfc.
LA Rl-K M.HIlKJ.
Aptsfer Fire and Life Insurance,
Miry n v; ;r.n
!j.i.
KOMKKSKT. PA..
And Real Estate Brokers.
KS TAiiUSHKD .1H.W.
P.r-..i.r wl:...ii-lri t II. lmy or i-x.-o.-iiine I
irn-rt-. or rent will lini it t. li.eir advantaae
tor.'l!iiertlideh-rlMl.nliers.t.ai.iiocliarafl
ma. In unli-f sol. I or ri-im-1. lirul r?tate Iii."1lcm :
tfi-ueraliy ill lie Tnuiii:.ly attunili it to.
V T T TTTT V X' S71YS' 1
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i - jiAT.TiMOitKCTKW'rr,
CI. 'Ml JKl 1 1 .AN I ), M.l.
WATCHES. CHAISS,
SOLID SILVER WA KL. VIA M0 V S,
AMLRli AS CLOCKS, I RLSC1I CI u KS,
SILVER PLATE!) WARE, j
JEWELRY, i-c. !
HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
Wttiili'. ! and JcTn lry
Ili-liair.-il l ySUilli-d Wurkaii-n aiid
riiun.i t l.y tijri-ra rrec 01 . narar. i-aira i
ili:irL'et..rKiik-nivirnr. Cr.Iwar- ;
rai.iod a rcprcsintcl.
-:o:
Somerset Count v Bank.
CHARLES J. HARRISON.
( a.-hi. raa.l Maa.-.L'. r.
Collectl.'ui. maile in all tians oltlia l iilto.1 States, i
' i
C'hari'5 m'.lcrete. Butter an t other clieeki col- .
alway. or. hnn t. Kemlttan aivlewltn prompt- I
Dens. AocounUJ fulfiited. '
p.pii... ...i . - . i . . . t . ui n ;
viv-snii. .-j pun.-" ... s?.
clxt. ifxii-:i i.oa::, can a.v-,,mmo-!
dated at tbl I!k. The ciop-.n" are rcetiMd la
denomin-ition? of w. ! 0. 600 and 1 0C1.
SPRING, 1880.
0AEP
A Large and Choice Stock of In-
gi-ains, Tapestry Brussels, Body 1 await Your answer by return!
Brussels, Marquetts and Axmin-;iail. j
6ters, with Hugs and Borders to'
match. Also Oil Cloths, Linoleums
and Lignums. :,
PITTSBTJBGH.
1
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V. HASTINGS'
a
WEST rillLADELPIIIA
acad':my,
rWT Km PTirct.H 'n't rnJVPCr1lT
tflbLIiU. LLASSIIjAL c!1 tuiXtutliU
I
Twcntvilrst Year Commences
iiiii iiiii iiiii i
nnriini; ni aciio-ii ut 'tunc Jicn bipi
... . . . i
lui-trurthm 0
EXTENSIVE, THOROUGH PRACTiCALI fi
t :.a.i.y bi iin.i.rj. comton. of .
CHRISTIAN HOME. '
Mdal attrfiU. toliai.lt". licaiia au.l intt uf- ;
Mi.r.i imiui in,.,. '
t ur cat.-. I.
1" u .TV .v.n"L .7 .'T'D,..r,V .,
Aaaaet 11, H
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BOVAUE&GO
a ri: r,i.K
: In a lir.h'
l.nrt-li in tii-st:.t..,.rvinrii,i-i
iH-.-r..i In.. p!!i,...-x-!to worsl.i,, ih,.
I..,r,l .
at'ti r tin.- MTiivt:wy Jia a t!a-s-m,vt-
in;r.
i-i .i r .1 -i.. ....
mi-:lit iitti-r a
1 liai f.l II l-ir lilt- iiu::i.i mi.Tir
f-.r
v.iir.l.
Their Ira.lrr cvliuru
fan-
Wliii h :'liri.-;iaii
keoftlie war -
l,an.!
r-l.otil.l w.i
r..r ni way.
Anil !iiiiiu"l !' ii-khii
tlio filiiiw ii.c i,'K
tiuii :
'"Wliicli way is y.iiir in
liav?"
i in: :n t.i-
"ii'- ai'tiT ati'itlii-r tiic
LTIIV
thi ir f..
; l Mil';
; uin' lii-i'tlirr.-i v;-n
, w arm ic t:. ii.! :
1 'lie -av.- iii way i !.
i )i ry.
l.-i; ! iv. f.niM- lnke-ai-
I.i the .n!tul- uf
.Vii .llirr lia i
ivi'.i ilk.- a laiuli fr.iiu tin-
j r..;.i.
j A! la-t ItarJ;!
An. I .-'aiaa'.- i-.i:ii;..i
i Am-.', c !c.:.'i i Iii- ;
-a iv.i"a ,i-ai-. iuhi-r,
aiun fur many a !ay
ir.ial ; tlm:ii:!i vi-ii.!v
r nil-
l.;f..!..-! hi- arm- aa.l iimc,-;.,!,-.! ;., say:
"l-i- l.ra.i.l
atel si-tcj-s, I nine was a
liri-tia.i
1 .Hi.-.- N.t- a- lia;.-y a- any i
I lit l'..r i lien li like a li!l
no here :
i-arn-il
A a.l
In-:- Iiaiim-i-s vlnn tl'ai..is
ii. .i.i .in, .;
tin-
l.-a l.-r .-;.. .l!v
sh..il!-.-.l :
-'l'ieasr answer ile nHi'sTiuii I a.
sav ;
.1
oil,
Vxv ,iv. v, .-roilit for ll ..u fit .!,!.. sir-
1 en in ni ii, sir
U III! !l w iiv
I, ..- i v.... i-..t ....
.iur nni-Ki-i a-iuii.iii to-
.lav
,
l.ny ei'lIaai-iH k,
laiL-llshas w-di :
r: for .hubs w:t
I Tin- I'i in " ra!- (::!k nl thi
! Ami I. c.-l.il tlii rii-crii.
'I :ii !i ivi- hiei liiie hciii
loyal
Til! money w as n!r, i-e.i
I w.miI.1 liLi ii ih. ir I. i.i.-:
llarl.i-.
An.! uicn, w i:!i tlie i Li-,
in-
I 1 'k :t.
" '' ":,-t
:.ici
honi-siiy
ii-1.1
I.; :i! !.-:
:i'l ,1
. 1 . 1 1 -.-t i t r 1 !
i.-h v.av i- t!
wi.
i.ei-ki't
slali n.- 'i wlioar .
. ielli'lal-.
Win. foilulll to lie
training wi.ii Jlri-'a ii
1
our national Ha-.
Ami r..:-e fro:
..:i;:ri
iJii-ir -.mi-
as ilu- r..rty-si.iii 1
i..eii...-'-: irai-...T . iiki- a i- an.i i.ra..-.-. ; ( heek upon mv knee, she looked up in its contents that 1 i'or-'ot cverv
MiaUm i, wi. i.w .1 .v... in ' 'f--lcw.- jn ,.IV t'aee ami said: "Would you ; tiling except the narration which" I
'"Hen-
Ami v.
ii the I : i -l 1 1
hua.l.'.v
s.iaii l!n-y i'.ii.- l!u
t..li:l.e,l? -W'lii.-h way is t!,
.lav .'" '
mnioii l.v W.-i-hin-.-t. m
ir mu -ki
iltlil lo-
Tin
l".i
lion, mv friea.l.
vital itiijxirt-
ain-e ;
Tin- li;.: ioa i- vailin.' in an xi. ia- su-ien-i'
rn !i voter ran wick! a i:Iitie:il iiiUske;,
'I in 11 wiilil it 1 a-h. in our e m:i! ry's ih--frl-.-i-.
The issue 1 fun- us is e'.ear ami liueluu.'.i-1 ;
Shall the nation he ruh-il hy ihe I'liu- or
tin- dray V
1 camliilly ask. fellew-snlilii-r an l vou r.
"Whicii way i-your inu-kct a-i" hit t n" to
.lav?" r.v tup si:.-si:m:.
It
ailtrv
1. ..r Wl. I '
li lilt u in nn oueoi i. ii iii 1. 1. i 1
davs that had dawin-.l since I
came tu iive bv the sea-side three
ivearsago. 1 had become disgusteil
with the world, and had retired from
; . ,,,,,1 e, t:(-, tl, ....A ,,,.r ..,.. 1...
I.lshlon.l. le llle to HKllilV ll.U s PJ
f!1(. ,ri-.iinl old oee.-in The cott:l"C
i Whlc!
he. h.i, chosen lor mv home i
. . '
was a
verv prcttv one, with cool
parlors and lonr. pleasant verandas, ;
vjii-h m ;ihv;(vs h.h;i(1(.(1 fnmi t,u ;
sun bv running vines and rich green I
foliage. The garden, too, was bcauti-j
fill: it was filled with all kinds of ;
rarest liuwers. How often have I j
wandered through mv garden, and I
i i .i i " i . l .: !
up aim uu ii uie ueacii, iiiiiiniii'i"u- .ui m. . ...v...
il.,. rlsiiv. .-.ml falling ,,1'the waves i the lime, but I cannot help doubt-
and li.-hjiing to tfu;
niurr.ienng
" , . '
ocean, u lien I would looK ar out i
I over the deep blue waters the follow-
I ing lines lrom the Song ot tlie r-ea
, . .
wOUIHIIo.ll
uross my memory:
Thoulicare-t mi ihv hrea-I of lilne
l ull many a jiay umi Imily cr. w,
Tin: i hil.lr.-:i nt the sea ;
l'ruii.l shipsan-- riiitu inir '.-thy a i.
Whin- sails ait- rot k::u hi thy hays
The -'ailant ami the five."
I had no companion bv mv side,
; but mv communion with nature was
' sweet." and though for me love's
ivoung drcaiu had been blighted ;
I I lived h.iiitiiK in mv aolitllde.
. . 1 '. r - , :,. ,1 ,.
On this sultrv dav 1 received a
. i- .... ' l,, ,i l',,,r I,, .,,,- ...,,1
ii in i ii.'iii ll1.' I....... ..i ... . ......
as it is connected with mv storv, I
w;j .,.,. present it to lliv readers:
1 L . i vCii v ln'r 1 I IS
. i i.i ti-. ir . i
.Hl'liui irauiord. j
jv dear Sister: 1 am going!
'id.road and Would fel l Verv grateful I
if v;i would take Ros.i under vour.
prot'-ction. Since my beloved Inira's
death she has sadly needed the
loving care of a mother, and I turn
to vou as tin- only .univalent, for I
know that the affection which you
had for Laura would in itself be
, I
..n.iipil. tirt. tli..t Villi i t-'R't' .'Ml !
interest in h r child.' R.i is . igh-! l'ippy to speak. " will tru,t you
te. n and vih. n 1 think j.rupcr I wiilh ar Philip and wih be your u in
put a large fortune in la r osession. ,' when you return.
liespis-uiuiy lours,
lldii v Carlton.
I i-( plied to his letter immediately,
.. . ...
-uring him that I would be glad
th
ver:
dri
were
seen mice mic .is ;i nieiu . oon
. ... i
:tensumniers. 1 wondered What sue .
friend to mydepart.l siskr's child, 1 1 remember his.arting words. "Re-! himself had remained in the hope uf ; it v. iil'he dashed to pieces on th.-1 loree t.ie hiws .,. t.i.-.r .-onii. i ...... - p.tii. nr. of nil that is g!..- Hv- dav- ofla-t April
:andthat l'woul.1 trv to make my memk-r me, Judith, 1 will always j resuscitating her, all his efforts, how-; cliff. I came to see it you would j Di mocrat. hvery iiian t..a. .-ursea , un(U.. tuM, uit Ur t: ,,,.., , .-.
-diomva pleasant one' for her. ' j trust you." He bent and gave me :C ,.V(.r, had been in vain. 'light up your house. We can ,hs-; Lin.-ohi iH-cau-e he i.s.ui-d toej in. a- ..r th!.,v .mv ,l,.ath here in ... !rj .,.,,. .,:..,, :l ,. i,i,t ..f... .d; !
' ; it ,vw -, .-..ol ole-ic-M.i .veniter In ! Parting kiss, and then he was gone.: What a sight met mv gaze when I tinctly hear the firing ot -guns as the ; eipahon 1 roelamation wa.- a J. .;.-. ? Y,.s Three hundo-d i .V(f t) f. .., high, r at. n
f il.il- 1 .i ltfl ' I !1I I WOlllll II I TIN 1 r . 11. 1 UW lUII Hf i IpiTi li-H iN I ' P I i.r ' h HIP l "in r li' .u . - - , - . ,..(. .- . ,r . ,i-i i-;- in t m ii- . r. i n . . . In m t i i .
- i . - i ... . ri . .i .... i. ..'.:. -i ,.i-. ;..sc .m. t nui-m.i-i-uk ' itur. i-.vcrv man " -.''.". iiu.t ., i i: .. .t .... . . ...... ..i.
clatter part ofSeptcmbcr when ' i es, i.osa. ne Was go ,c. , .,, e ,lri.w near to ine spot .ide ivo.-a ""-"Ai: tu ,...,,1.1 .n, out of tint Union at 1 W '; m,' "bit -. I .m-r i-- m :-7
Jos-, c-imc I wassittiii" on the not seen Mm since, ami i never ex- ,a alien, there she lay wun a ny ngmmg up . ............ .......... - ..... ----"" - . ,,.... i .. est baud tnat v. r irciine earn.. ; ,.., .,. ttrr.-:-..i i."--". -.
o.s.i .am.. Muni ' - CM. i,:m ,tmiin in tl.U tvorl.l I o a ,.,o-l.l,. hl.r mn:ill ' von li.ht ui vuurs the shin may be I its pleasure, every man vwio l.c.i . .1 ., .,!l,.I,,t .,.i
. i tl l,i. i (.;ir little Kosa. 1 lease (O ml n onrt... stream was ooznicr iroiil a Will IK? none, x .on no .-".. ,;u -i ,i , ao-e .... ts..'.
natural con-c-jiici.c . ...i gin. - - - , -, i " V ,.P ,rll,t ,,.:,v,. vou alone, but I must go ' instantly nit-, .lu-t at the loi-n oi ;-;' J ..... I"":'' .
iot my niece vvimm l nao nui i"'"- , ;- , "" " "ll -?-".-! , -, , . .-.,,. i : r.,.wil wis -i D.-mo. rat I.v.rv nut xik re ai" ie. .i..--. " - ui"
-.1. ..i.n.i ..f union of . m? separated overs, and hoir F..r a worn Cr 1 d .1 not and render what little assistance 1 ; treason. - I'.m.ai.u. ,.!...,, ...... .-,d.-r .ri.-:?.- !. t - "nt."
'was ike, and How she would leci : i shook mv ncan iiiwiuiiuii. :
i . ' . i :.'... t i r.t c.:..i....i ..... -i,,
. . . i i i ii
11 It Ilk IH, III! ill a IV 1 I.UM . "Ollli
.. live with an aunt of whom her
.memory must have been very in-
i . . i i. i .i i
l . il ...li- 1 1 i.,-
ntni iiur Tii.iiirrfiTt. t ti riHi in ihv
' -
hoinesto.id, whore we had all Iktii 1
'i:ll,I,.v- 1 a c4"ld apuu iuicl;it niv lovrr,.
luv lncinorv. gain i ltiaycii wun
, ,rol h(.rs an,i on the gm n i
sward ; again I swung in the old
walnut tree, and listen".! with child-j
... ... .Ia
i.,ii ratiture to t tie rippling brook
.pnng
abides
Ithat ran over white pebl-Ies that I
delighted to gather and place in
, i.i . . .i -
Somerset
all kinds of niis ami rows on tin
V P1-.01''1 "i"-, . ,
' ,;",('1'" "ly.'l: pUJurinir tin -
; ripe fruit fmm the )n lianl anl in -
j jlulgin my ajijtetite vnth the tie-
:'!, un!s' "" How apliles frmu my
; T:!Vrtr;ti rmn 1 ..... ........ ..,.1 I C
i favorite tree
- """" - . i.n. x v Ii ill HlllM-ll IIIIM'U.
:iroin this pleasant reverie as the
; sound of the approaehinir earriare
fell in ion !liv ear. I ran "down fli..
walk to meet Rosa, when I heard
her exclaim, "Oh, there is aunt
Judith.'' and soon after she w.i.s cm
braeing me affectionately. Wa.s
more heauliful than I had exjuined :
In v f.u-e resf '.iihled that of her dead
moiher ; wasa hlonde, with larire
lustrous hlueeyes and wavy,roldi-n
hair ; her face was always wivathed
with smiles. Her form was perfect,
tall and slender; she was graceful
in cverv movement. I soon came
.. I .... I.... ...,.ntit... . ' r l- ...
. . i . i
.j ioe iiii j.iii ii.nutii ... ..in . .iv
,i . i: e l. ....... ii,...-
11 'IS l SI .11 ' I I ll'lllll. 1 Kill
. - ----- -
i.Oen eive I isteiiei to tier sllvel'V
l .. i I I-..11.. i. ... 1
..s.. ...... - --- v-
laugn. ruignig gieemux uon. i-i
c, u. ,
"Auiuie, shall we go down on theater week jiassed away and he did
.mine , .-ii.n. .... ...... v, iv
heach. this morm.ig? asketl Kosa, n u .ne u , ana l once mere 1,-11 -'..y;- vonrt.lf ,,.,,. 'he had written me several lctt.rs.hut
coming into my room a short t.iuo j mto t.ie old state of douht. Thus : ' I ; f'l j ,ia,t rcot.iv,.i answers. Alter wait
after her arrival, .passedaway six months. hoa, ti.i. h.., h, ..n a sad t.na to. u. .. -n t,u, yain u.
"Certainly, my dear, if vuu wt.h ! - f, "' "Will vn please t.-ll me nil ah.mt I luring from n.c he reerosse.1 the At
lt. I answered. It was but a lew (me atternoon R.t.-a and my-ep jt ,.,,ti;,-.- 1 j i.intie and sought for me at tie- old
moments walk, and Rosa soon had went to take a walk, she with her; 'f then related tie n-irtic'il s f !i..i!Utea.l.froin which we had moved
td.ehasktt wl.ieh she had brought : ih.wer basket audi with my Ihh.U. : lll4. .. -m .J in the city some time before, lie
for shells, idled and was sitting by , W e had wanueml tirthcr av.-ay th.m , ,() f(,r f(..,r of ,lXl.:tilI., i.r 1 found traces of me in the c.t v. and
my side on a smooth stone, loosing usual, and were standing ot, tj.. j.ut vivrc (i ti,,?.,. heiutifrl :t last visiied mv l'.itlu rV house,
over her treasures. outskirts of a thick woodland, ad-: n,Wers and lovck- f.-ms t!,-,t ar'- -ir- i Tiara wen? none b welcome him
I 1 oi-i-r her Irn'isnn..
auiii juaitii, sai.i sue. iiireati v,
. . . Tt.: :.. " . r .
1 i(M
' . . " '.. . .
. mil. i 111 .-II IIIIIOI I'll 1 I 111 ill 111
;.l,. 1 ,.,.,,1.1 ... 1...1.. : ..
j in. 11 l . iiiie & iiiii in ii luiiuii.iiiiu .i
; kiss on her pure white fbrhead.
j ".uiit .ludith, why did you h-avc
. all your friends and come here to live
; all by yourself?''
; "P.ccause Rosa dear, I wanteii to
be by myself,
ill the citv, 1
I jrrew tired liv
adiii'r a fashionable
h!e, llattering and being tiattere.;.
, and so 1 determined to seek a home
'ill solitude." I replied.
, "j'lut, Auntie," interposed Rosa, ''it
is nut solitary here ; it is die must
j delightful place on earth.''
j 'T am glad that you like ii, dear."
j 1 said, trying to smooth bat k the
! golden ringlets, which would persist
: in straving over her forehead.
"Yes. Aunt, 1 like ii very much
indeed."'
Then tak'mir mv hand in hers, -
kis.-cd it, and resting her dimpled
(ell loe sol net h m" tli.it I have been
wanting to know ever since I came
here, but did not like to a.-k vou?''
"What is it, Rosa ?"
"Why was it that you never mar
ried? Mamma tuld niethat yuu had
several proporals, but n fused them
all for some reason.
"Yes. Rosa, it was for a reason, j
and 1 will tell you what it was if.
vim wi-h tu hear it."' ;
'I want to hear it verv
nriicii.
; Auntie, for 1 know that you could
: have married whom vou wished as
vou are verv handsome and very
good."
j "There Rosa, do not Hatter me.
i please, f..r yuu knurr that I am an
'old maid with no pretentions to
.beauty."
I "I)u nut sav that Auntie. Twentv-
....... i'j ,.,.t ..'.1 .111.1 Villi li lViiSMl'll
... i. ... ii-'i. ...., ii... ...... ......
smooth black hair, and such sott
brown eves. h, how I h.ve brown
eve
t-
I fancied tln-re was a double
nn ;ming to this last exclamation, as
Rosas violet eves hail a tar away:
. .. . . i ii-
on c m them, ami sue seeineii i..r a
liiument lost 111 thougllX. I Tcscntiv
. , . . . , . i .i .
she turned and said. "Will you go
,vilh vur sturv, Aunt ?"
-When I was your age. Rosa, just
unl said. "Will vm go
eighteen, 1 became very much at-:
tached to a foreigner who had come .
to America on business, ami he !
professed to have fallen deeply in !
i...... ...Pt. ..... I tlo.ii rht if Inn. -it
ing it now. I lis hoarding place was
.- . ir. - - : i... . ... l ..... 1
not iar irom our jcskicih e, no.. .,n.
'soon became very wt
II acouainte
j We were thrown into cat h other s ,
icotiip.-mv almost constantly. If I
went on an
meet liilil.
rand I
sure t.
If I walked into the
grove he would be there. We became j
fast friends and 1 dreaded his return I
; to Mnghuid. I lis business, however, ;
j would not permit a speedy return,
'and I was not sorrv fur it. Oh, Ruse, i
i those were happy days.'
"Yes, Auntie, but please go on."
' "Time liew on rapid wings, and
the day drew near that was to sep. r
ate us. On the ( Veiling before his
.departure, he came to bid me adieu,
lie asked me to walk with him in
;the garden. As we walked along
: chatting pleasantly, Philip said.
''Judith. Ictus gu and .'it on the
rustie scat at the lower cint 01 me
garden." Win n we w. re seated he
"Judith, I have come to bid
i .ii ,t ,:.
'
'vou oooi -Pvc. out l nope inai n
jwill not be ii liual parting v.ith i'.s.
i I wish to tell you this before going'
away: lrc '. Will you wait
;and trunt me. Judith. dear ? Will you
i be my w ife
"Yes. I answered, i.hno-t t
We walked until twilight laded
and the twinkling stars with a fair
.moon snune ungm. noiu uu-.u-iu
and cloudless sk v. We promised
al wavs to be faithful to each other.
... . . i i .1
We agreed to correspond and then j
-- i-
...I,.. ... ..j t'
...... . . !
a i i ,.i I..M.. o
j.u. a .... " . .
he left ine I trusted him. I was '.
very happy : so happy that I fancied
if : ii 1.-...-..1
tiiiiii iti i ic Kri'iiirii rii inriii. inio .
1 , I I'.it I
- t
timo 1shimI. lhrce liiontl.;. luut i
nun i umi reccico no uiieiiiueiu v.-.
whatever from him. A t last all hope ; c
died away. It had been three years :
since he h it, and still no tidings ;
irom the one who was dearer man :
., 1 1
lib
'He will come back some time,
ESTABLISHED, IS:7.
SOMERSET, PA., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST '25, ISSO.
- ' Atint-e-. nwr f.-.ir.' IVrIu;is . the
: sli! -..t lo.-t in ;v stunn. If In- is
: living you will surely Iu-:ir Irom hnn.
; I n not tliink him r.r.true."
".My e)ili, I will never hear fivnn
him apiin, never, never, never,
11 . . ... 1 . l 1. j l . . . i t
1 HMSU UOMOl lirO.KH llilS MlMItVl
a?am, dear Uosa. It is verv painful
t: me. '
"I will nut, dear Auntie, if you l
not wish it."
llus is tliehrst turn-that my heart
hail ever heen open to any one, and
Rosa's violet, eyes tiiat viere raised
to my face in heart-felt sympathy,
hilly repaid me for the sccririee uf
my feelings. We sat for some time
in silence Rosa's golden curls rest-
ing on mv shoulder.
Presently 1 sahl, "Let us go home,
Rosa, itis too warm to remain here."
As we walked hack to the eott:-e :
tvosa s r.ssurmi' it-ni-iis ''Ifr. villi
in..-.: s ir n.r in.. "
I'.. ... . . . .
i i" .
I'llllH" Ii-ll'l- t ....., ....... . .. ..
.......v ...iv ix ,-wiiii-iiiiie, vuiuie.
ncvcr
i ie.-iv ' irmmmn.1 .,,.!.. ; ,..
'ii.-i..i iiii iiimv
lili.r.i.ri'
I . ...... ... .'
i ucgan to nnnk ltsa :v jlt' e prop h-
i.t.. t,.t i 1
Pincss in store for me P.nt ,e,.'.i -
, - -V -on
. miring tnesui.lime seeuerv vvlu.-ii
" " , . . .a ... . t t .
1 rn 1 1 1 1 ' I lk s u ' li - . 1 I II
V .. . -
: 1 ... 1 1 1 1 ... .1.. . .:.i .t ..
; luaiu u ni r ua.-ivCL- Mini iiowi-i.-01
j which she was pas.-ionatv-!y fond.;
t exclaimed : "Oh, Auntie. " ho-.v l
i should love to have some ferns to '
;i.utwitlimy ilov.ers. I know that!
! 1 can get some in those woods. .lust j
s.'e thai lovidv work ! Could anvthin
he iretiifr ? If vou are tired v..u can
j rest while 1 search for ferns." No, I
: am n,,t aiVaid she said r.s I was
inbuilt to remonstrate. "Ho vull see
: thisjiath? Oil, how cool and pleasant :
( ome on. Auntie, and sit on this l
!,,vely spot while I am gune. I shall !
! U back in a few minutes, said she.
1 taking out her tiny watch t-aseer-;
'. tain the hour. It "was of 110 use for !
t me to object. I knew that there was j
j nothing to fear, and telling her to j
be careful not to get lost. I sat down i
Ujiun a mossy log and begin reading
hiv book. I was soon so
I u .i.-i.lin.r s.-i-.l,lenl- I r.iinhi'
u.'.er-
: ed where Iwas, and looking up I
saw that the sun had gone down.
1 then 1 renieml.ere.l Rosa. I hecami
, (i
" 'i'C
!1;II'
i very uneasy and did notknow
to look tur her. l ran aiun
i path, calling her by her name, but
mo response was made to mv call
On ami on, 1 almost il. w. " Wild
fancies rushed fn rough my brain,
Could Rosa have wandered into the
i .I...... vi..
ses of the fovest ? W:
j lost? Oh, what had become ofmy
dear little Rosa? I began to look
; around inc. and saw that the pat! 1
Jed along a ridge. To my right there '
was a dark ravine. Oiieaeh side uf !
.this ravine tlie perpendicular heights !
j rt--re rocks large massive rocks, ;
; covered with moss and overhanging;
j with ferns .Rosa's coveted ferns'. As
.tllV l'V
es took in the sei ne. 1 t i..u:'iit
j . . - . .. , - - ...
that jicriiaps she haU trie.l ts secure
' the h-rns and lirobabiy was at that
li..... Ir!.... ,W.I in I'i.. il-irni.
i!::rl.
: inn., i i ii. 'ii ...i ii. iii. .ii.iiii", ..... iv,
bed below. While tmsc thoughts
were Hashing through mv mind, I
saw a snort uisiaiicc aneau 01 me
111 - - - 1..
i po.-a .s nai
it was ivnig top uown-
: want, a:iu on a ncaiei appioa. -i, i
i i .... i. i
saw that it contained a quantity o!
; ferns. The j.ath here was very l.-s,,
, to the overhanging rucks. Stepping
saw that it cuntauii'd a
aside l came verv uea.i lus.ng u.
balance. A jutting ruck tipped but,
I stepped backwards soon enough
to prevent it from falling with me.
inhi the daik'iess bilo'.V. Peelin-'
-- --- - . - - .-'
down I could distingiiisii the form
..! uo-a i ing .a..- .nut app.ireui.v
ur
vo'.ing gentleman
bending ..
r her v. iping h
ier bice
'"'
with a Iianiikerchiet, widen
dampened with water.
"Oh, tell me," I said, "is the yo
la.lv hurt?'
"She has tiad a ili'.-adiul lad, .diss
Rradford," and I recognized the
voice of Cu v Ostein "but 1 do not
think she is seriously hurt."'
t. t'nen told me I should be very
careful how 1 stepped, lest some ui (
the loose stones should roll down.,
"If you will follow the path a !
short distance y..u tviii see a rude
way of di ci nding." J
1 went as directed and sa.w indeed
:t rude path, every moment se. i.ied
more perilous, and t very step taken
seemed bringing me' nearer to a dan-i
gcn.us fall. I reached the foot ob
thedescent in safety, and joined !uy. i
who was waiting to direct ni" to the,
scene of accident.
....
'I wtii.i..iso Vli-s r.raillol-ih t hat
this is vour niece.
You know tiiat
I have iust return".! from a long
journey abroad, and though I had
heard "of vour niece being with you.
I had not" as vet the pleasure of! ing and crashing. While
" .ii.iin.r on oeiiiiiii.tiiiiee Howsadlwas still liouring dov.n I
to meet her under such cireumstan-;
li,-then told ni" that he and a
'Vli.ml ivlm iv.-iii visitin.r him were!
i.iii.tini. uliwi ilu..- .hv Rosm's .
hat and ferns, and the "next instant;
saw herself disappear over the rocks,
They ran to her immediately, but j
she was unconscious. He had di
;
;1 . .............n r.t .iiii.il of the
1 vu ''v . . . . ' , " ' . i
gn.i.-n r.giu, .o. r-
.,.,.. i... inst nrr v.-d tr mv
.i.. i.iir iiifnoroit iiiii (ri'ii. :
'
cottage. . ;
How wc got home I can
a . ti
ni.f Til l .
.v. n ;
i e...i.i.ui to uiii'ii iiiiii mini r : ,
dfoom hi.ro 1 Ci.llVtV:!Ill" .
vliviuii. avai. . .... . ... .
. .
and nights followed.
..i 1 .fit.. 1. .... ..,., .... ..initr umi i U'lll I HIS ' II I'l.UII'lliisi'""""" .. - - i . i:l .....
iwaitmg us :n xueetigeoi ine woou., , no s.v.i. .............. --- . . . ,i , - . p, an partv was marri.-d i iiocni
. t , i .t .... ...p.. ..i. h.vir.1 the lmtortunate ' children lrom tin ir mot. k .- a.n '"-'"l. .. ... , ... . ,. ,
and we ,Toi inlet iust as u;n muss i. ....v .. , -, ii.,,. -nw this is ii'ir -iiver-weiiuiii i
was gathering. a sad home I vesseh I neither slept in, rest , I,, t Applause.
nniing, after such a joyous depart-, uT: . T-, J I tried to .read small-l-.x and yellow worthy married ,.air love each otn
lire! Kvervthimr 1 hat nifUiea.' SKUl auenu io i.io iifi.., r . x- -i ...... i ...... ,.r ,..f..r mi 1 .e i .iv ot their sum
could do Vas done f.r Rosa. I Ii'l. waitmg eagcri W morm day uf their
iwoke to eonsemusness only to rave dawn ne s ,rm . u ', Vur Ivroie bodi, s wa. ,ivenyou I first e-u-als, and we are true n
in aierrioieiieiirjuiii.. .iuiiuuu.i.ij ii .uui ....... - . ., i pcrtv nxiav. aim ocam - i
look
oneouragenu-iit. "Ia nm.-t not
di.-," was the ihoutrht that lille.1 mv
tnin.!. I watehetl over her in es-
' jantlv. I have often wondered at
tnv enduraix e tlir.uiu'h that tiiue of
. t i i 1J ...
Irl.ll. 1 Seellll'il llll-!'-'!-!! t SUIHT.
natural strenuth. Hut there wasone
f;-;einl who never left me. !uv Os-
n rendered rvery assistance in his
f.wiwer, and when, alter long watct!-
tag. llosa U-gan to struggle hack to
Ibeallh, he was the one who sent her
'jh most delicious fruits to tempt
; K-r appetite. He would come to the
loor in peron and make inuuirv
; ii .out her, and after delivering his
i )(fering of fruit and rare l'.owcrs. ;uid ;
j Sn'. jWh, he would walk tpiietly :
1 away, only to renew his visit on the'
. morrow.
-Auntie." said Rosa om- momin-
.. i ' .. ... i
. . .
' . aiU r WaKlUg iroiil a tiuil i aim re-
i alter waknv' irom a
jVcshing sleep, "1 have heen verv ill,
- . '' . .
i r i ..-I
i 11 l e i. IIOL .
; ,.v t - -n
- es. mv danuitr. vere ill.
: "It was wrong, Aunt -ludith io go
nr'tiT those 'e-Tis w hen v on did not
, , .
llowor.s and lovelv ferns that are ar-
: ri!''l With sueli exouisile taste,
;ed
I .. . . ... .
i ' oiiie i pen as Rod os:i :is iirevi-s
niie lrom ask(d Rosa, as herevi
.."..1. .i.-ive. l l.os.l, as li. . eyes-
1 on the fresh bouipiet of lh.w-
r.-stei
ers
"( itty O.-ten, Rosa, the yuuiu' g.-n-
'ilemaii who saw vi.a fill and who
has siiu-e been so att-ntive to supolv
ao i.i- 1 leiieaeie-; 01 a siciv room, inai
you irk:ht in sum.- tlegreu forget
your jiai.:, cona-s every uioriiing to
inouire hoy,- vou are. and to leave- a
bunch
fruit."
"Oh.
a
Ul
Auiiti.
kin
I need not dwell ou the progress
of Rosa's recovery. Sut'.iee it to say
that very soon she was able to sit
upon the sofa, and look unci- mor.
lrom the win. lows at me sxreen vr
and blue
In a few davs ( luv
a.
( .-ten
glad I v
ent in hi
card, and Rosa
uade the ;lCi
amtance ot him
fur whom
II.
i . ,
d sueh a grat'-i'iil
meinorv.
Wh.-ii Ro:
Cuv would
a was able to ride out.
come with his carriage
and ta.ke u
for a drive. Those were
pleasant tlavs. ! was so tuaiiKiui
t
that mv dear little niece was spared
j to me that I could hardly repress my
i jovful tears and keep from covering
I'h.'r face with kisses.
t hie Trig lit niurniiig in September,
about a. year after Rosa, come to live
with me, 1 walked out with my book
to read. Perhaps I had been read
ing an hour and a half when I heard
tin? sound of Voices. I was seated
on a b.-nch un.hr the drooping
branches uf a large tree, taat grew
upon a grassy knuli. 1 looked up
and saw two figures approaching the
shade of an adjoining tree. It was
Rosa and bay. She seated herself
upon a rustic scat and began ar
ranging some tlowers that sue .net
, . .. .,
igauiereu. miiic i;c i.uey. ..uuav n o..
, the grass ut lit r i. ct. l ne next mo-
ment 1 iicanl i.uvs ri.-n, maiux ; ,
; voice saving
j "Darling
little Rosebud, do
, oVc me .'
"Yes. Ciuv. 1 luve VnU
Pet ausc
vou are iiohle and true.
I tried to interest liivseif
i.i mv
'pook. but all to no pur'se. I was j
iliiimiid to listen to all the little ;
i Ut)ti1jiio-i which were so much to j
j t;1(,ni 1 felt verv much humiliated j
on ilt.aring this sacred conversation I
j Jt.twot.tl h.vcrs. but there was no way ;
e t. ,!.. ft,.... .o.. io
01 escape, i u-m i.h. mi; .i.v ...
i ,,1,,...,,,, thuivdit ." I wanulv aii-i
ii.rnicil ot Nosasiove. t.uy .isnn
T ,r .veil of Rosas love.
,v:'s!w!is a voting gentleman i high
; s..Ul(jjriIi (. client edueatiun and
i great wealth. Add to this a good
mural character and a handsome
face lighted by Rosa's favorite brown
eves, and yuu have a complete de
scription of ( iuy Osten.
That, evening Rosa came in from
the garden and exclaimed:
"Aunt Judith, do look out. I
think we are going to have a big
-turm.
x looked out and saw there was
(.V(.ry judication of a furious storm,
;.- :..ngrv ,-louds w. re chasing
t.Ueh otin r over the sky.
o'm. Rosa, why did yen not a-k
(iuv to remain with us?" I died, so
terrified a.t being alone in the storm,
-Indeed, Aunt Judith, 1 'I'-'l nut
think of a storm when he went
home," said Rosa, with a search
v,-j,jt(. face.
Near midnight the r.iin began to
. .". I I a I
, lionr ( OWll 111 torn UtS, V.UI!.' ill.
: lightning Hashed vividly, ma.kin
, the darkened skv appear light, and
, the dreadiul thunder seemed rending
i the heavens with its continual mar-
the ram
heard a
loud rap at the door, and going tu
'open it 1 saw tiny O-den dripping
vviih water.
"Du come in ( ! uv, and let us closi
the door before the hall is tl
.Killed,
He stepped inside the
o'lil
said :
"I am sorry that you and Miss
Rosa are aloiie in this storm. There
nr l.i.i-e -mil we :.re ntraiil
.,
I'nn
V - :...t i.,.it.,-,. I ,,,M
- - , .
ret. v. and 1 hastened to du as he had
no mu; i it n .inn t v-'tv m xw. ,.-.
oon brilliant lights w.-re
" . 1
reipiested
. 1- i.. - ,..;.,Jaiv .i'i. I
. ' , r
I t Kll'llir I t 111! 111 11 llllltll.-. (lll'l
im. ""i., j - ,
and down in anxious
i n ii i inui ii-naaaa
LUlI'i.l. ilt'i'l-'U. i-.
. i . . - -
The doctors 'the vessel was sate. . ' -- -
JbL -1. y Jl. LA; .11- IL
Morninir dawned dsn and reii -.
looked o-it a;; 1 saw a'.'.'.
a''..iit half;', mil- from the -hop- a
ves-el. 'flie li ast- and rivru'ing seeiit
ed torn and shattered. That was all
I could tell. Toward evening as I
was Vi'all'.ir.'i aiuoiii; lnv tlowers I
neni a .-ten iicimi-l i.n
id r.
f.irnr.ig.
la:iee of
I in.'t the e:invt. l-ivi
i'hilip Chaplin.
"Juilith. 1 i.ave fouia
1 :.t
Io you still love me?"
"Oh. lay darling, we shall n
s. p:irat. l ag:.i:i shall we?"
"I tru.-t not. dear Philip."
n'stiii'4 mv ln-.id on his on-ast
aid i.
where
1 sohlx-d out all n iv hi-t
rrow a ai
j. resent happtcne-.
When I rai-ed mv eve-
he said, "Will y ea tell
never received tin ansv.-ci
to his face
nie wl;v I
to mv 1. 1-
ters?"
i -i i i. i t.:. ..i: .... i : . :. .
i ua-a ioi i una an. a.ei m- i;;ie-
' turn told i:ie his f'.nrv ho-.v ju- had
.tt: I. . 1 t .1
. Ki Mlli-ie. !V-1 .lll'l on t
h id he-i nicked m
nan m , . puu.'i i.
ale
all 'nop
i l : u' vesst
. '
died
it. hy a
pa
WllP a was liolllKl tor tt
Kast Indie:
, wnt-n he came kick io r.iiLriano
I '" oi ......... , .,. .... .....w..-
1 I l.n.l .,..,-,..1 ir t.i 1ii.
, .......... -.; - -
j sea.-ide. My orother h.-nl no, known
i ii.-an .him i nion-i .... '
uf our enu-aenii-nt. and he told him that
; ;l heavy sr
I household.
w had
aileii noon our ;
Tl
related the cu-citm- !
father and mo? her's ;
stances of my
; tteatii. ami
; mi' told iii'
the s '.ishe.r
I that 1 was
vhen Phiiip iti. 01: red for 1
11 that I had moved to:
Philip .-Uppo.-ed :i-(.;i; !
married, and
I.
ws ::l
av.a v
to f.',;
from
s;(i!-v
v. ith a heavy
L't-t his son-'-."
.l.i.-e to i:ici
b- savi:.-:
h -ar:. ae.d tried
bv wandering
. lb' .'.eici liis
Aia t so pa.-st d a.-. a v
Six wicks ago I oni
-even years,
more eoii-
ei'iVeU tin- i. a-a
1 I ha.l I..) tin. nil.
vi-i;ing America
,t ofsi-eing you. my
wanted i" visit oik-'-
I dariing. hut I
mo
e tlie
.'.I l'l
li. 1 ef
ila.ee v. hi re i iuel cxiiel i-
! ' ia
oli'V love, r.ttli
did 1
! or
th-hap
.e. I I';',.
liink ti:
.lie
that was ni I
store tur
yuu . v.-r
th
I - I
.., .
t i v.- ry .mng v. as
lliL'hi h' U the
ti.r t:ie
icsf .:i-
terrible storm was i-.emg and the
Vessel which I was on was !..-: ng t..---ed
hither and thith.-r i though; that
mv Io
I 'had
ing 1
'ed ii. .I . ii r
a iV
saw
1 1 a.
a? a I
i.
a boat a;
main, d tw
:-.ii was a
roai iiiiig our ;
lortl.re" men,
Vis-!. Pro:
one of ... hi
young p.. ui.
great d: ;nai
was (harm,
presci.i.d i;
r.o
hi. . l...,i;.vr
v. 'im came to m - ii .ii: v I
e Was li'.Ii..- th" rhip. 1
d V.'llh the ic;",'i r" t'e.t
seif to ;av view, and t x-
pressed as much to the gentleman.
He invited !'.' to go a.-ho-.e and i::ie
I ivir libit. ! aee-.-t.tt-l tin- Mivitation
- - i
gladly, and was more than pleased
'with 'tlie beautiful .-igkt t-hat met my
Vit-W as I stepped ashore. As 1 walk
ed along the beach I noticed your
beautiful home. I aski .1 who lived
in that beautiful place. Imagine
mv surprise when Mr. sten said.
Judith. P.radford.'
And so I
i j..1V(
f. und my long love.
..-..I I fin,!
s attractive and iru
s sir- was
I at c
ihteeU."
Tints cinls i.ny .-tory. Philip and
I w
Res
UniP'il in a iew weeks
audtp:
a was soiiappv uimv iiappmess.
We still
I ' I i v.. in r ii
liv.
cottage
the
iteu
j ocean: but Ro-a has .rone to brig!
home uf ( iu
.v:.v
is il Hep '.!)l:c:in.
rx -w':i: 'iiii i:
Col. Rob illger.-i
planation fur his
I leniu'-ratie nartv.
ill gives i hi
i.pposition i
and. v hv hi
Republican :
1 am opposed to the 1 'cmocratic
partv. ami 1 want to t.-ll you why :
Kverv ordinance of sire.-'.on ever
drawn was dope bv a I )e:iio. rat.
!v;rv man that t:id to t.-ar the ..Id
l!-,.r ;,., wasa Democrat. Kv.rv
. , . i e . i ,- '
cnemv tois Republic i,.l- had h T
.. 1 i , . . .
twel,! v-.ivc vcars v.as a i..-i!im i.e..
- : .!,... . i i-,. ;. ... ...i
r:rT e " '"I. " 4 .. '. .
da rs. ii iiising in. in
in the extremity ut (leaiii. v.as a
Democrat. Th" man th.at a-sa-.-in-ate
I Abraham Lin. ohi was a Demo
crat. 11'. el'V Pi. Ill th.it syl.iPathi.a m
with the a---is-i'i i verv man that
. . . i i ' . 1 1.- : l . . .
glad
It tlie l'.ol'le-I I reside. 11
i i
ever (
cra.t.
eete-t V. .'s .::d-
llverv nam tha
vas a Den-o-wantci
the
u. other man
J.l'lVl. cge oi V nipping
to make hint work a r
pay him with lashes u
iiaek. was a I lepioera;.
tiiat raised blood hoim
human beings was
i. iked
I IPS
i-l Vi
Is to
. Di
man
i
ursue
ocrat.
i-.vcrv man that
Int. h.-d babes from
Uj,,. !
sun
king, suud-icr.ng.
crouching mot:!.-, aim soiu iceni
into slavery, was a Democrat. Kv-
ti
ii,
i-rv man that impaired t
the biiitcd States was :
llvirv man that swore
e creu.t ot
Democrat.
he WoUl-I
never iay ilu- hm
ids. every man tout
never lei'eelil the
! swore he vvounl
! greenbacks. eVel'V
liiaiigu.-r i
luiiiniator
till-
' his
countrv s ere
dit.c:.
'i nimtrv's: honor, was a Demo.-rat.
eoiiiitrv
l-Vci-r in-.p that l-esi-teil te.e lira!
t every man tnat n:d in thy nusiii
''and shot at Tnion nun simply b.
c .n-e tea V were eli.ieavol'illg e eo-
s.nn ..it hill
Ilia!! lll.ll Ovll
!.nvlm,is in the e tv
ol (W
York
; - i). r...
; w.t a l ni' r..i.
-
Kverv man !l
h"f
; tried to fire New York was a D. 1110-
I.I 1 1 I.... 41. , I o II
IM :i T Mi " IK MlP'i 111.11 lifti.-.-
amis would ri-h, an
xat ---- - -
, 1
d that th
: .
. t. , "iii
i
1 I-.. - . I'.... ,...1.1.1 II" -I'll I V. I 1 1 1 V 1 1 . I 11 ll.'li." '" " --
WHOLE NO. 1520.
; i:ri; :.t to iv: i:a.
i:ti
llllllMl l,l.l
IMrtii-s.
T!
Alhauv ;.
-ays :
:ni!it.
Ohi. (iartield tlclivcr
se; eh in t'levi lan.l la-t O-tel.er. it
was a nia-jruilicriit piece of popular
oratory. Kwry senrenee struck with
iia-Ji.iree of :; trijehatiuui r. We sub-
loin its -.
We do ii
using
it hie-
i Pea l to Vi
Miir men.
v. here to look for
anvthiiiir eouaUv t
ee'.'.ve ill toueli-
i:ir .oathos. imi.-t :'!'.
stirring ehxiuenee :
"Now, felh V"-cit iele
for.- 1 h-ave you on tin
holv dav of t iod a !i!
'm;.-'- ami
a w
. t :..
eve o! I
i!
moment to
consecrate our.-e'ves !i:i;
great work of next Tues.
iy t-. the
;v in. 'ru
ing. I see in this gr -at auuien.'e t.
night a great many young men,
young men v. ho are about to cast
their tirst vote 1 v.-.-.r.t h give you
a word of suggc-ti. r. and advi-.-e. 1
heard a wry Priiiiant tiii::; said by
a boy the other day up in oiicof our
nortriwester!! countie-. He said to
me, "(ieneral, 1 have a great mind to
Vote the lleiniK-ratie ticket.' t hat
was not the brilliant thi-.e.'. d.auch
ter.l I said! t.. him. "Why - Why."
said he, 'my fatle r i a P.cpubiic.in
and my brolito are Republicans,
and lam a Republican aitov r. but
1 want to bean independent man.
and 1 don't wai
"That fellow v.-t
1 11 In 11 .y 1. 1 say.
s Hie
I.ep;:!.ilc;l!)
tie
Js
au.
e hi- dad
I. ICS "
! aihl 1 liaV'c ililli
j )..1,,0(.,..ltj1
I 1 liav.
mind to vote
the
in v
' ,'. .
-
a r jii-t t.
.roV.
IU
l-lUepell'lenee.
lid 11
-t-l.
th'- boV -;
hiiireila'spir:
allied to :. '
ov t.iat
1 , ;
On
. i tiily
v..i!::g!iia;i. u-.u i
I! tli !-:et i'.i-t bc-v:.-
it. i'on'i
i, tie! . I - Veil if
Laughter.! ibit
i!a
Uel
i :
ea.USe V
vot- th.
he . li tes
let I'l'J :
.ur lath'
lenioer
Vote it.
IV veil till
one wont ot ad-
vice, as vou
ll-e
,1
UL P
1'
vuiir
tent in on., i
cp.ps. y.ei
ant with hep.
tin
:t
political
! '.Uoy
ii g :'oi:.
n
d I I
when you pitch yo-.i
among the living an
.had.' rApplau-el
r t
M ;
,i I
it
toe
in.-iineit to plteli
the
that
' I 'llll'.l 1 . 1 I i . j M ' '1'
, 1 1
j partv, n t Me go l,:l ;,
I ment While We sf.rve-.
i Where I hope Villi wil
jioinio
-!...r:lv
I lie Laugiit'
.!
i.ing man.
yo;ir
He .Ve
. for
i ib
.' the
! -'.
oUUg lue n
like a grave var-i : : : i
the living. L -k at it
hnred all over ; ith the
dead issues. ..fburi.d
! explo.li
I theorie i. of di-grae; d doc
Viiil eiunet live 1:1 comfort
I trim s.
in sia h a pla.-c Laughter. Whv.
look hee! lb-re is a little .'.-id'!.-kioui:
1. I look down on it and
read. 'Sacred to the liieiii'.ry --f
'P
Sc.
ter S-o'v I'l-eigllty aiet the I'i u
)eci-ii.'.i.' A million and a
i;alf of I'einoerats voted for that, but
it has bun dead for tlheeii years
died by tin- hand of Abraham Lin-eo!-.i,
and h-'i-e it lie-. Applause.
Young man. that is put th" place
for v.iii.
'. "bt
l .1 1 IV
iittl.- tarthc
il.-rt
: is aiiotin
I,,.-
monument
a black
i torn
-and be-ide it, as our .hstin-
gui.-ii' il Viehd said, there pi-.Vers to
the skv a uioniiiii- iit f four million
r- o; human ietiirs taKen irom
- arms of .-laves, and I read on its
Ul
little hea.b;. .ii" tliis: Sacred, to the
memory of Human Slavery.' For
forte vear-of iis inf.o.iou.s life the
Oei'nuer.'.iie party taught that it v.as
divir.e ( but s in.-t'e'iiioii. Tln-v -
fended it. they -toed a
followed it to i.- grav
er. Rut here it ho.
hand of Abraham I
o.ind it. th. y
as a luourn-l.-a.d
i.v the
in. 'hi. ' r.'
plause.
Pea.! bv ;!..
p..i r of tie
' -V: ''lii-e
A'.mi.l.ivOod,
i:
pu''ii'-;;:i
; lleadbv tin-justice '
Orea
.....
id
. h.. r-.l'Don'r
J
ii"
: camp th.
ai.
m. i
ut m r.- i-;-t..:ie
t ,i:ib
i-
rj and
.jy"- ;l,'rV"s :-" '
! h,i"- xu
t' t ii" ?; el l,i -TV '
j . . -.
all- i eci-ss;i in.
up i : aci-i
S. iV ep iga,
e millions .
around it
Iv
. . , ., .
: I 'emoeras nui-.:
ilarn.stok cp it
an
lie
but then
It
sh.-t tod.:
the m
:n;, ..,
ge.: is i it
It is d.
tie- it.
lib
Al.pl:
Use.
ad.
I
d Il.lt
' Vol!
in this
-n- h a
-tav iii i
balmv i;
i l:::::ui-
even
a :
i.l.ie. . ;:gh:
Ri.l i! -I bee
cover a la V.'-PI
luoun.i iioit.
sj routed ov. r it
'-J
! i
gra v
grass
I ail
1 1 ! -
iit!"
:dl v
nas oar
around
it
air
aper with the
1 1 ' - orn pic--
word nat on Tie n
1 look down, in i u
. Laugiiter. and
it v. wondering
what
.1
ic
itiie grave H
an.
I
read
ii,
oil
t. -MH-red to tae memory ut tin-
!
ig l,aoy I laugir.ci.i i.i.i-.-i in nn-
III r 1 . . . . 1 . I ...... I ... 4 I
brain uf all the fanaticism j-f the;..,. rainC.dh i- inch.-,
world f laughter. rocked by Thomas . ,' .'." . : M(,,tn(,f P.i.mbav. in t
'"..viler. ( ii'ii!'.. 1 !
Iiuii toil, ei'.l::
m l Carv. and a few
'iii.rs thro - i - n -
, out the hind, but it (la-don the
1st of January. l7'-: and thy one
' hundred fiid forty million.-' of gold
; that Cod made, and not fiat powt t.
die Ujiun its little carca.-'s to keej. it
.down forever. Prolonged applause
! "O, young man. come out olthat!
Laugiiter. Tha. is no phi. .- in
. which to put your voting life. 'i'i.''
out. and come over into this camp ot
tiie 1-iUe Skv this Illgul V.ntll 11 siia.-i
i .li
a .1 - . . . I 7 A. I ..II
t.. l.tll'M aill.il III ;'-( ' I'll. .'Ill -. . I
; - ween the ereenfll. tlild.r v.,ip- it,.j, ct' t aP-Pira. . -f -
i. i . .... iv i.i -iviiv I .. ,.;-,":...i iiii i. .-non--, m
up under the .-tars the in- ripti.-o
t I......,.;. 1. . ' 1 1 .... t .n i. -
I" nr ailir nn.:' n i.iii'.i-'. " -
tv-tive vears. , -...wr
- . .i i ...' i...
li..'i.i v- u-re vvi.cn 1." .'oko
Iirt v.r.l er IJ-:rl . Head away ut
under tlisky tu-.oV' ur r-Mrrr W-n.-r
ill'' Jir-t word uc ttit t-r-l twenty-five
years aw ! What is it ? -Slave
ry shall never extend ov. ran. tie r
font o:' the territories .i the gnat
West."
or ii i i vc
Ap'-lansi .j
. A live, thai
Is th.,
.ad
k Cod. t'. r v-
r. I 'ru- r
:b i' v
ban ;t
i '!'!
U .1
i.t'.i-
v. nt'..-;:
Ap
!.Ule. ;
:ue do-.V
i ne
Kverv
us ste'is e:
rent reeori!
vindicate!
your icriiuT.
ue have mad.
V. 0
i,
e
wIihourMiM-.il and our
sweeps the .jnnind. and
ruth. It
!.r.e!. -
the stars. c-me tli'-re, your.g 111.111.
and put in your young life where
all is hvi!! and v. here notliir. is
.lead but tie? hcr-vs who dcl'e'l.U d
it! App'.aus.-. I think these
yot::; m. n will d. tiu.t. Of course
they will !'
"I lentlenieii. we are closing this
memorable campaign. We have get
ur enemies on the run everywhere.
I-au-hter. And all you need to do
in this noble old city, this capital of
the Wi st.-rn lb-serve, i- t' fo'.l.e.V
them up and liui-di ': ' .-' -i."w!i.-the
rebellion under o...e more. .
stand on an isthmus. This year a:;d
next is the :.::rr.-.v i-th.m'is i.e:,,. ii
us and perpetual victory. If yo,i
can win now, and win in 1'. th.-n
the very stars in their course will
tight i'.-r 1:.-. Applause. The cen
sus will do the work, and will give
ustiiirly more freemen of the North
in our Congre 1 that w ill make no
li.r the rebellion of the South. Or at
applause We are posted" here a -;iie
reeks were po.-ted at lia-r-
mopy I.e, t me
rian. Nerxes. .
in your places
I tins one great bar"a
' t!ie i-thmus. Si.ind
men of Ohio! l-'i-ht
itm
i.attie. win tins victory,
one more puts Viin in s.
and
;'. ; v
th.
l"er
S'liii-l leal i'i-.l.
Ae. o.-.li;i x t a reliable i -;i:ii.;'n-which
appeals in a leading M.utiu ru
Ieii!oerat ic er'an. the south will
lose altogcih. r ten melllbe'-s (if Co,i
gr. -s over and above all gams, bv
tiic api. '.irtion-nient wiiich i- t he
made mull r th" m-w census. Yet
I 1 1 1 1
ii i.
i .
ti I!
ral-
.. i ,
r e-.;i !u-ivclv
leu;
i-.-. and fir f.'.'.r years .-v.-r Si;:.'-gove-ir.ui
nt in that section has I.. . ,i
sohdlv I 'e!!'oer:.tie or confederate.
Ti:.' Republican party i- in no seii-e
re-poi-.-ih:.- for tie- condition of
tiling- prevailing in that section. I;:
tin- North and West, w In-rc Republi
canism shines prondlv pre-i miii. nt
as the ruling clement in the
govel'!!-
Pl'-ot. legi-l.ltioll. put
ic ,-er. a
liiei.ti a'hiiinl-ti'ati' us. social organ
ization, commercial d.-vclopim nt.
agrici:ii'.t:-..l N.ten-ion and manufac
turing pfogrt -s. ( Very SUceeeihll g
census adds to the relative prepon
derance of those States over the sol i.i
south. We do not now allude to
tin- matter bv way of partisan argu
ment, for the subject has long .-nu e
grown stale. ur purpose is simply
to a-k the attention of r.-llccting
citizens in all part of the country
to the inevitable j.ro-pect ahead i;
this state of things shall coii'ini:".
Alrea.lv the solid south i reduced in
numbers of population to it"t liioi"
ilian (Hie-tliird of the national aggre
gate. With every su.-ceeiliug year
tiie P'-e:onderai:ce of tie- north ami
we.-i goes en hiertasing so rapidly
that the effort to make the south tie
ruling i lenient of the nation will n-
j.,:
greaP-r and greaier cuousei
the ray of el.
tin -e io New
will b" .-xtn
not . lion -.!' i
i tioii trail. Is siiiul -r !
Yorb. and even lin n
ni. Iv d'o'icult. It i.
hat v.e abando'i ti:e
whole Souiii t.. a policy whl. ni
hostil" not merely to tree immigra
tion, hut to free institutions of ail
kinds. In addition t that, the di
colirageliielit of doliK -tie indilsiie.
which is th" chosen policy of the
land iin-n.'j.oli.-'.s of the S.nitii. must
be nationalized, in rd. r t npi -
the growth of ma n u fact nr. s ;.t tae
North and Wot, and thus p. weak
en our progress and roirain nr k-
velopinciit. Fortunate
elements i f the lKipllIoU
th"
and f
ishing North and West have tin:- h.r
b. eii able to ma-ter th" fortunes ..f
the R. public, and to - .Ulit'-.-.i'-t 'in-
vil hob.;, in
i 'wavs M.i:
oiintrv m d
ftl.e Ih i.e.
bicb tie- South I . -
t.i f.irce 111 "I! '. '.:
r i:
rat:
pi V el I
art v. ?
li-! p.. Pe
lli. .- is;.
p." .":it!l
h:.s pr.iet !::.. v I- -t ! ,i
I v. .
i -
I ni
;s" gro'vth having in i ' i - : i -!
I'.-l t..t!:cco:iiplctcl.-li.i!.ati--i
!!''
i.i
i h iiioerats. (tit.-il'-r.i;. s a.. i
1 Monopolist-. Ho-.v mn.-h
thi-- mav co'.itii.i:" iu!!-t alto-
r.l.i
nd i;
pob
hi the abii
! t
a.
i:-t- to i.uld I
p.e.vi r ti nave -. -. .
n-'l p. v.-:'r tie- IV. c i
of tii-'p. .."til :..'! -m-i 1:..:
ig i'.-..i. tie i i ..iii' ;pp r a
I, .ii
,f ib. ir binder Mate-, a- v
.rllliantlv done v.ith Kai.si-s.
l.. r; t!l'.:e t:.e eotiiplet" C"t'
11!
is P
arns of tie South will pre-ent t!
i.ale r in a l.ioi-.- vivid light t" !
pei
,h
:e -.VI.
ii'iniiir
'I'-" II.
IV.-'b'
i i-a !
,si of Si ii-liec.
It
, 1 1 i .1 '
tirnat' .; that.
'! mil-. s of
exist ill the :
Prof. IW
underground cham
iiiies'onc of kelit'l
.1 ' -
.1 ..
.st-,t"S that h" foli."
ill -i iciititie I.P'gl. -
eii'-ral and apprc iu-iv.
1 1 he interest
luucii more :
-, e ... .;... in Klig
I . a
At ,,,,., , ,,, )u?.-:i ...pa
rn Ohaiits. at Mahabai.-I
i , j ,,:.,,-,!!
U'ein -.
V .'' -
t.IV, r
!5v,. .-...j .
j jrdut-ha.--fo'ind tiichi:.-"!
(u !m y, ... -,.,., an ii;eo!o"i-:-. '1 i.
l:u ,,..:,',. numerous valuable,
j,.(.t:(llS nf.toiie impl.-im :;!-'. :a '
.rv. ( t-., from the abundu:'
i 1(l;ni. ;,; ;r . oimtry. th-- g? '
1,,-Ju-i' ai.ii.pg them being t!
j . . ;-,aks of nat nr. .
;,-;!!.-Wh.n
I
I 'I . - i ... 1 - i I I. I Ulf It .!' -
--.nips i,i:i in.- .... -
. i . . I .. 1 I .. .I'll i iT T
; ..pinion Pn l. oniid.'ii
'. . '... i rieit v- dei ends in a
. that
-ia. t
............. - . .
..... iiur .is i: , -..;.
h..li. ved. th" lar:
Tium
. . vi,,' touch.-! proving tn-u t...
- Ii-dit.:iiig has covere.1 a lar-'" a- ;'
. The i.rofes.-..r finds this tn.-ry .
- tini'.dbvan o'-.TViiti"" """''-'
r h',. h was lat.Iy struck.
... .i.:..t. pi t iL-i.tliis in
re ma
l lllllllv . -. i
the whale as he cspi-"! Jonah.
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