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“ Open the closet! Ive eat the apple she
wssforhidden. If you want awoutan todo
anything. tell her not to do it. ahe‘ll do it
certain. I could not stand the temptation.
The secret was there. I wsuted to know it.
I opened the door. and out popped the tsrnei
orittlr right into my face. I thought the
old boy had me. and I broke for the stairs
with the critter butting me at every jump.
I fell over the tub and got down stairs as
you found us all in a heap.“
“ But. madam.“ said the doorkeepcr.“you
are in pineeesion of the great secret of our
“3 order. and you must go up to be initiated and
then go in the regular way.“
carter column one year. . . . sass
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advertisement. will be counted lens than one square.
Mnrfilgvi and Deaths insertnd muddy.
Lm‘ni Notices to cents per line.
flnrts' gamer.
HEARTSEASE.
if I. I. .RAGIJY.
of all the bonny code that blow
in bright or cloudy weather.
or all the flowers that come and go
The whole twelve months together.
This little nrple m helm
ml. of the "noted. nddcet things.
than n nttlelever «see.
Who ICC tog-heme pests-l
ms ryes are fine as hyaeiaths.
ills lips were red as roses.
.ind everybody loved to praise
“i! pretty looks and winsonte ways.
Thr- girls that went to school with are
Made little jealous speeches.
Because he brought use royally
lite biggest plums and peaches.
And always at the door would wait
To carry home my book and slate.
“ They couldn‘t see“—vrith pout and ding—
“ The mighty fascination
About that little snub-nosed thing
To win such admiration:
As there weren‘t a dosed girls
With nicer eyes and longer curls.“
And this i knew as well as they.
And never could see clearly
Why more than Harlin or tiny
I should he loved so dearly.
so once i asked hint. why was this ?
its only answerwd with n tine.
i‘ntii i teased him—“ Tell rueuvhyw
tweet to know the Mill"
When from the garden-bed close by
.‘I‘he pennies were in man)
its plucked and gave a lower to used
With sweet and simple gravity.
“ The garden is in bloom.“ he said.
" With lilies pale and slender.
With roses and verbenas red.
And fuschln‘e purple splendor:
But ore: and shove the rest.
Thb link W edits the best.“
All your little heartened. then 2
I naked with blushing plenum:
11.- answered yes. and yes agnln~~
licensees! and dearest treasure;
That the round world and all the sea
Held nothing half so sweet as incl
I listrnd with a proud delight
Too rare for words to capture.
Nor ever ores-ed rebel sudden blight
Would coins to chill utv rapture.
Would I formed the tend. bloom
01’ panel. rounds lids toll t
Life holds some stern experience.
As most of us discover.
And l‘ve had other losses since
i lost my little lover :
but still this purple pansy brings
Thoughts of the saddest. sweetest things.
gala! gruelling).
A Woman's (infinity.
A i‘r‘i ism lodge oi the Independent Order
i»? (kill Ft'llotis determined to have their
i.i«l:i- rmuuiuuc up clean and nice. It WI!
r i a tired unanimously that Mfl.‘ K. would
in z-iiiiiitLver in tin the 30!). Aftertbe meek
:.\-‘.-lzsiti\‘u i‘ltaf‘Clt‘P LII “1'3. Kn chlil'Qd ‘
hwy coat and placed him in the closet that
W.“ krpt ass reservoir for the secret things.
ii» that) infuimotl the lady of the wishes of
H... lodge. and requested her to come early
um morning. as he would then show her
\\ in! was and what Randall”). done. Hulls
in: .~ um. and wiihxit idsdsuie it. with her
‘0" mm. banshee. pails, ruby. fie“ and found
2:..- manna waiting for her.
“ Now madame.“ said he. “ I will loll you
“it.“ we want done. and how we eonseto
mutiny you. The Mill"! Mid ll was tlifl‘
ml: in $1 anybody to dothejob. and not he
“musing with ibesrcret in the closet: W
h we tun the key and cannot lock the door.
l smirrd them that you could be depended
upon.“
“ ilr‘lk‘udmi on? I title“ I can. “I M?
m-i dead and gone husband. he bviottwd to
u.» i-‘m‘ltmmm minimal dust know
“mm Housed is tell well the m of
the unicorn. and when he showed rue all the
ends when he was
how they tilted poor
liamml uuvur told a living soul to this
loner
ill I do. they will
unrksuf lit“ 3&4le
unlisted. and told rue
.liy; if nobody troubles your secret o
in rind out your secrets l
i.» then uu they rot. W rill“
“i thought so.“ said the guardiaat‘Wud
“menus in that corner
and give the W a thumb oleanlag.sad
i pledge my word and honor to the fidelity
ul your pmmlse; now don‘t get late the
herself.
omit:
.tn‘t “Into the clone“ I‘ll
Wsrrarti there‘s a iron or some m.
will he boned. I will
and aobodywill haaywlerr.
how i want ’0“ it)
closet? and then left lb. End, to
Sumner. 'l ,7. ‘
feet. on ill.” .
iual like anti-Issues.
l titt- on.
theirpesltlonlo
Thenolneald .7
such-M‘ . ._
drewha‘lfthwwr ,. .,
(menopause-w #43
"normal. the guardian. who knew the
don‘t want nothing to do with the men that
rides it. I'd look nice perched upon a hilly
goat. wouldn‘t If No. never! I‘ll never go
nigh it again. nor you nuther—if I can pre-
vent it. no lady shall ever join the Odd Pol-
lows. Why. I‘d sooner be a Free Mason.
and be broiled on a gridiron as long as the
fire could be kept under it. and pulled from
gsrret to cellar with a halter. in a pair of
old brooches and slippers.just as my poor
dead husband. And be lived over it. but I
never could live over such another ride as I
took to-day."
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What Did Paul any?
Many years since there lived in Virginia
a Baptist preacher named 8. Though uu-
educated he was a sound thinker and elo~
quent speaker. and no minister had a more
devoted dock. It was the custom during
the inclement season. to hold meetings at
the residences of members. and once or
twice. during the winter. at the home of
the preacher. For many years it was ob-
served that B. neither preached nor conduc-
ted the meeting when held at his house. but
secured the services of a neighboring ruin-
istcr. lie was often pressed for an explana-
tion. without erccess; but finally. in re-
sponse to the impurtuulties of some of his
flock. he gave the following: _
"When I was younger than I am now-
in fact. not long after the commencement of
my ministration—I holds meeting at my
own house. It being customary for many
of the congregation to remain for dinner.
Mrs. B. sent our negro bny Tint to neigh-
b0r Paul‘s for butter. Tim returned and
located himself. standing on 7 one font at a
time. in the outskirts of the congregation.
Being wcli warmed upin my sermon. think-
lug neither of ‘Tim nor of his errands. but
crafty of the most succenful mode of prose-
ing uprtn my strongest arguments. I demand-
ed with all the energy in my power. “And
what did Paul say i“ Tim. at the top of his
little squeskiug mice exclaimed. as Tim
only could have don”. “lie said you
couldn‘t get any more butter till you paid
for what you had got i‘
"This brought down the house. and cut
short one of the flrstrtl‘orts of my early miu-
istry. Since then. I have kept my preach-
ing disconnected from my domestic affairs"
a worusn fasten her stockings. so as not to
interfere with the circulation of blood. or
spoil the shape of the le— that is. what
measures shall be taken
age and wsrpsge of the le— let us see—of
the nonfatal m stat‘ ypease.’ After the
most careful research. as far as our limited
facilities would allow. we arise from our ex-
piorations. and bumbiv tender the follow-
ing suggestion:
Wear them short. and let the tops bubble
over the shoe in a foam of lace. a is been
long.
If youhavc them long. put muollaue in-
st in and stick ‘oot to you.
Have them long enough to lie about the
waist. using the limit for a panicr.
Edge the tops with steel and fasten a
loadstone to your owl.
Fasten a strap to each stocking. extend
them gruesfully up each side of the body
and attach. with blue ribbons. to the ear
rinse.
Pin than to some other article of cloth.
in: in their immediate vicinity.
“Hold still now: we are dolor this for
your own good.)
“won them to a sail and go unburied.
Attach a entail balloon to each stocking.
lilaks them up of material that will draw
“P
If you are thirty-dive and unmarried.
make a hole near the top of each stocking
and button it to your kasveap. ._
Three are all the methods that suggest
themselvve to us at present. and of the rum»
her some or more may be drained worthy-of
adoption. We have taken a sudden and
lively interest in this raattvr. and shall not
rest until the needed reform taut-ought about.
Wuruaa‘siinlhs shall not be hampered and
knotted and deformed. if wvhave euough
inventive faculuv to brine to llsht new and
healthful ways of wesrias the stockings.
and we think we have. We shall continue
our investigation into this autism. even at
the beasrd of getting eur seek late the
matrimonial noosr. What the women of
this country most need is not aunties. but
symmetry: not rights. but annually: not a
place in our legislative halts. but a plane to
fasten their stockings.
m
flow to Farrah amenities—How shall country alone.
to prevent shrluib ,
where Adam was standlu‘ and Oblfll'lll‘ ii“
a shecpklilln‘ dog. and he made do cmund
fairly shake as he said. ‘ Adam! Adam!
you grand old thief. what for you steal my
sweet apples l' Adarn got so skeered he
turned white as a sheet! and my bolubbed
hreddreu. he usher got black any more. and
dat accounts for de pour white trash we see
Iyin’ round here so grand. Let us look to
de Lord and he dismiut."
Nor Linn ifrtr.—“ I shall never become
like him.“ a young man said to me. as he
pointed to a poor reeling drunksrd across
the street . I had been trying to warn him
of the danger of ever touching alcohol in
any form. for else! he sometimes drank
beer and wine.
“ I shall never become like him.“ he reit-
erated earnestly again.
“ Do not be to sure. Charley.“ I answered.
“you have taken the first few steps in the
path that poor L—le now traveling. Un-
less you stop at once you will become the
tram: wretched thing that he ls—a drunk-
“ No. you‘re mistaken." the young mun
said. “ for wheneverI discover danger ahead
I will stop. I know that I can."
“ You will never discover it until it is too
late to turn about. Charlie. Poor L—
youder. was lost before he knew it.“ Ian-
swered.
“ Do not burrow trouble about me." he re-
pllcd with a light laugh and he turned away.
Five years have elapsed since the above
conversation took place between Charles S.
—and myself. and tit-night he sleeps in a
druukard‘s grave. Poor Charlie did not see
his danger until it was too late. and he went
to ruin. lie did not possess moral courage
that he was sure he could call into command
at any moment. and his frail constitution
gave way in a little while and Charlie was
lost in darkness.
“ I was mistaken." were the lot words he
ever said to use. “ for I have become just
such a wretch as poor L -——.
Boys. look at the bloated wrecks of hu-
manity all about. and be saved while it is
possible. You will become lust such a poor
object of pity. unless you leave the path of
lntcmpcruuce. Leave it now. for if you
wait until tomorrow. you may be bound in
chains that cannot be broken.
Before you ask a favor of any mun con-
sider three things—First. can you not avoid
it? Second. curt the one you apply to grant
it .‘ Third. would you. if your places were
reversed. do for your friend what you ask
him to do for yourself? It is well to think
of this.“ fit ruuy chungo the whole qucs~
lion.
#
When Franklin. printer and statesman.
wished to marry. his wife‘s mother ob‘lcut~
ed to the marriage because there were then
two prunes in America. and she thoughi
there was not room for a third. It is now
one hundred years since. and there are now
some ten thousand printing offices in this
~ .,. o'-
swes at are».
John Stuart Hill.
This prominent English Liberal statesman
has left behind him an autobiography. in
which be has told the story of a lilo intui-
loctual. yet barren and hopeless. Though
his parents were Scotch. he was London
born. Ills father crammed him when young
with Latin and Greek history and the sol-
encee; and taught him loaio.too. When the
buy used that ionic. and suited about God.
the father told him that no good name of en«
wring that hold of inquiry. and bid him be
contented with the fact that nothing certain
could be known of a Supreme Being.
Hill at minty-two duds the utilitarian
theory of living a failure: and seems. after
mouthsol despairing restlessness. to have
thrown up his search for his own happiness.
lie then unrated that hyaeeking to beucllt
others. he mlaht possibly ’ to his . _
happiness. Still With intellectual
, be doubled not only his power to
satisfy himself of God‘s existence. but at
last questioned the correctness of his pres
vloue intellectual meter on other a h-.
Jscts. ills twentyslath yearbrlaus ’ ' ,_
friendship of a woman. whomfur nearly
twenty years. he honors as‘ihe wife ot at»
other. She lsllflli‘slntsllsetual perineum
to speak. while his intellectual beliefsof one
day. become doubts upon the neat day.
After twenty years tke‘husband died.aad
she became lllll‘a wife; and was almost
worshipped by him during the eight years
which elapsed between his seeoml marriage
and her death at Avignon. lu- l‘rsnou. There
she was buried. and there lilili nelded.to
benearhsr grave during the few years he
survived kvr. lite recent death is within
the tastes" of all.
Thus another of our idols is broken. We
had honored hiru for his belief is use: for
his sympathy for his hardiptreatstl brother
when.» to truer um. m- at: «um
myth“ admired bin. shove all.for2‘
his brave words in behalf of America duo
the our M'Md wicked rebellion as the cm
worker with John Bright in pleading to the
ty‘scshss. Butwsebudds'r at. that woven
its stunt-ms storm um. ;
endlugls almost a disbsbsf in his.
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NORW’ALK, 00
Jun. Jul and Jam. '
Boarding-house brosd—“ “l‘is but a little;
faded flour.“
‘lm We
Shift-less.
The latest fashion in Ohioago—One-tertu
marriages.
The latest thing out in New York—Eus-
bands.
“ Get thee behind me.“ as the girl said to
the chiguon. .1
The four neurone-Popped ustard. salt.
vinegar. “K
One too many for us—Ouc o‘clock in the
tnorulug.
liow to walk through life comfortably-
Let by-ourus be brooms.
A divorced woman in Connecticut pro«
poses to sue her husband for “ indirect damn
ages." inciudiug'twiuai
Every body at some time or other has a
sweet tooth. and is fond of losses.
What‘s in a name? A ease by any other
name would smell as sweet. E
is
it .
It is all very well to say take thingies
they come—but suppose they don‘t come 2
On the Fourth of July all the bell~ringers
in the land will be on the strike.
It is on record that Adam. the first man
to rccrlvc a land grant. died poor and mis-
crubie.
r
us“ 3
Whatsoever a man will. that shall he l V 7
What is home without a aewing~ntschlnofl . ,
M. BECKER.
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Owner Water and Washington streets. Bough i
DAY, DECEMBERLH 1
vim: AND LAGEB mu dugout; : :—
81i78.
Giteoatae.
andhovieloaeheaWashlagteahtrsetat
t
.. , Dealersln _ 7 ,
Hardware. Cutlery, Paints, Oils,
gamers. Window Shades it Paper Hangings.
tie. is run! srnnn'r. unmanned!
House it Sign Painting executed Wm
GREGORY’S POINT “is
MARINE RAI LILLY,
2 course nonwanst. on . .
i
The melancholy days have come. tho sud-
cst of the your: it's a little too warm for
whiskyhot. a little too cold forxbeer.
A panic conundrum—“ How inany mills
now make adullarf" "
A Georgia man bung bimecil because his;
owed sir shillings and could not pay lift
There‘s J sy Cooke. now—
It is vain to stick your finger in the water.
mid. pulling it out. look for a hole : and
equally vain to suppose that. however large
is place you occupy. tho world will miss you
when you have passed on.
fiA Cliclugo druggist asked a woman who!
she wanted of arsenic. and she replied : "i
want it for rats and my old man." Hui“
frankness stopped the sale. 53
There is a woman in Medina Court.»
Ohio. who but not scolded. cricd.threste
or gone out visiting for the last nine '
The headstone ovur her gives brr na
Ell“ Tabbs. g4; .
a Philadelphia editor humid. a llbord
reward for tho mun who can send him the
biggest liu. There is a chance for Colfax.“
Let him solid in that little story about his
never receiving "scent. nor a tenth of a
cent.“ That will get the prlso and put all
competitors to alumni.-
To become notorious as asportlrusu. push
back the hammer of your gun with you
foot and blow into the mosaic of the piece
to see if it is loaded. A brief obituary is
pretty certain to follow in a day or two
under the caution of “ Another Sad Warri—
lug.“
if boys and girls said a clergyman in
Evuustou. 111.. do their sparking at church
I say amen to it. I have a daughter whom
Ichsrisit as the apple of my eye. When
she is of suitable age I had rather site
would be courted in the house of God than
in the theatre.
A Gnaxonu Drrrr:
“ liow doth the little busy pig
improve each shining hour.
And gather sausages all the day
how every opening tower!
“And when the shades of twilkht fall.
lie on his roost doth sy.
And slugs k I pretty eveulu hymn——
‘lioot. little m. or die 2‘ “
“ bury.“ said a Mhrttlth young lady to
her cousin. protualuwly bald. “ why is your
head like heaven l“ “ Don‘t ltuow. i‘ui
“ replied the swell. “ uuloss. indeed.
A ‘ it has a shining onlwu.“ “Good.
but not cormt. because there is no more
dyt‘ay {or perils: them.
Two norm women nict upon the street
other day. when the following conver-
‘ took place: First womaa—“ Is gwiue
to set up wld do erupts tonight i“ decried
womau—“ No. my husband won‘t let the.“
rivet woman—“Shel I never seed such a
husband as you is got. lie never wants to
let you see any rudiments." .Thry accrued
to be in dead earnest. -
hpsskluu of extravagance in dress.“
writes (insurer. “the‘uuut uspsusivdy
dressed rush lever saw was an African
chief ouths gold coast. ills wives had
anointed blur thoroughly with palm oil.
“a plea powdered him from head to foot
outof ourilsmbut - . 2
capacity.aowe‘li try a“ usrss‘lortwui
Imee’andyltisswest.
lutlstisrthuasrteweeteri
, ingrown-intuit:
“mammals.
‘ 'anifl-2w‘lsveveermrawet.
emptnwlssyent‘llnetreaeat
. ”weather-um.
or. mmm .
. '2 vulture for vessels. Paint. Oils. m. V
. tihip Tools. 0th.} constantly on ndfor
' G 8 0 s s e , ‘l '1 0 ' ‘_
maloiunu emitters“
‘ Mary and Ollior. eat of Ilene Mt. depot
CAPACITY OF BAIL-WAYS, - 1.
Your“ Btu‘u or Repaired at
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“2 re orwnlk.
Dealer in nooks and srartomv.
IGNOGI ans-«3n ‘ eta-sped on
“agrees styles es 'l‘ln 27:. pee-s.
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T308. F. CROFT.
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sm‘ outlaw aw Muss-0k
murmured t, h Romanian“
(lb. or at this once. will proraptly attend to.
Roller-anon t
Joan W. lit-on. m. Terry‘town. N. Y.
lives}; ”in?“ West dirt.
too-sh Jars-ml. (lugyu' Winkle!) Hohok
Gaul Corn. Philadelp a.
uni”.
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Physician end Surgeon.
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trains. .
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The South hernslk its hand
areprepsredtsfuraliw nusiefer
BALL! 3“.
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an memorable terns. Apply was. P. rouse“.
Maori. armmm south Rerwslk
Hons: enontno.
mwmmwrm
‘ llll‘tlli-‘Eltllluj 0F HORSES ‘
with gold dud. You never saw in youp _ a
life a tlllill got up so regardless 9f ”ppm“ Wfi‘mm Ema?
Editors are srtppraidtuksow ov‘orythlmv |\ an!“ . "$3 a
and lheirvervatliu grain-:- um by all W‘m W;
kinds of purple. ow a ore-swath m m 2 2 2 ~
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Preserves. Jollies‘ronnisl m nu. '
opens House ILO’CK trails or.
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mutual lea!“ . reels her. the best stock a in
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loser Roofing. ._ t 2 .
mum .c .fi'lgfl'ESSMAKING.
mwasurso'rou shunneomdiabnwai? sass x. a nor! would immdht
.w- ,. . 3 .7? benches ‘ r her It looms tor the
p , g?» H, M. a j, T, PROV“ , . 3: contingsessonsmnd would heplusedtoeeeher old
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are described so accurately that there lane
”maternupforyourseivos.
For bar-guilt: u:
lists. Ribbons. Fathers and Flowers. go to
MRS. 'JUDD‘S.
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children
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Mr. Oonrnd Becker’s
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MerchantTailor.
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nndlnekotconttusofatleehrs
Gcnts‘ Furnishing Goods,
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