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YOL. I. SANDERSVILLE, GEORGIA, JANUARY 31, 1873. ■ 2. M. O. WEDLOCK. JETHKO ABUME. R.L. BOIXiEltM. By Wedlock, Arlinc .i Kod^m. The Hehajjo is published in Sanflersville, T!a., every Friday morning. Subscription price TWO DOLLARS per annum. Advertisements inserted at the usual rates. So charge for publishing marriages or deaths. POETRY, “Yes, but I don’t see would help us any.” “You don’t, eh? Well, I do. An t his folks rich ? and wouldn’t “They’re gone!” exclaimed Mrs. Brown, exulting]}-, “and they’ll be hitched in an hour or less.” The duce they have! I hoped to NO. 31. MABHIAGE. BV PItOF. F. M. WILLIAMS. Tl»e tke;y set him up handsomely? Then j get here time enough to stop ’em.” we could stand some chance of get- I “To ston ’em ?” ff 2KP thr <>ugh Sally.” “Yes, that’s what I said.” ihat s a good plan,” was Jonas’ | “What for?” Willie’s Bible. *uerry sound of the fife and (Jo.Feel What 1 Hare Felt. conclusion, after profound medita-| “Just tion ; “but the difficulty is, that the I worth a cent—can’t pay what lie f ven throu Smiths are not on good terms with j owes—will he sold out within a month I uws .°f . s W’i slth ot Georgia. rm . „ . . . j , - —According to the Comptroller Gen- That Marriage is a Dinoe Institu- ; “rum was heard all over the Tillage, eral's report, the number of acres of tion is legibly written in onr very i *h® usually qniet streets were all land returned for 1872 is 33 SSS 007 >. We read it iu that ardent \ a,1 V£ Wltb hosy, bustling feet. ! acres, a decrease of 564,219 sires altection of youth which seeks-some I 1 “9 music brought no cheer as compared with the report for one to Love, aud in that fondness with i ^his time to the lowlv soldier’s home. : 1871. this: Old Smith hain’t j' vhlch the heart clings to that one, J A short weeks before they had t A young Indy in New York was in the hub- j , it of writing on the subject of intemperance. Her writing was full of pathos, and evinced such deep emotinu of soul, that a friend ac cused her of being a maniac on the subject of intemperance, whereupon she wrote the following touching lines :] Go feel what I have felt, Gc bear what I have borne — Sink ’neath a blow a father dealt. 1 And the cold world’s proud scorn; Then suffer on from year to year — Thy sole relief the scorching tear. <j-> kneel as I have knelt. Implore, beseech and pray— : Strive the besotted heart to melt. | The downward course to stay— • lio dashed with bitter curse aside, - Your prayers burlesqued, your tears defied. Go weep as I have wept O'er a loved father's fall, t See every promised blessing swept — Youth's sweetness turned to gall: Life's fading flowers strewed all the way, That brought me up to woman's day. Go see what I have seen. Reholil the strong man bow— With gnashing te-ith —lips b ith : 1 in bloo 1 — And eolil and livid brow: Go catch his withering glance and see Tlo re mirrored his soul’s misery. Go to thy mother’s side, And her crushed bosom cheer. Thine own deep anguish hide, ( Wipe from her check the bitter tear: Mark it w w >rx frame an l withering brow; The gray that streaks her dark hair now; With fading frame and trembling limb, Ami trace tile ruin back to him Whose plighted faith in early youth Promised eternal love and truth; Hut who, foresworn, had yielded up That promise to tlie maddening cup. An l 1» 1 her down through love anl light. Aa i all that made her promise bright-- And chained her there ’mid want and strife, That lowly thing a drunkard’s wife And stamped on childhood’s brow, so mild. That withering night the drunkard’s ciiil 1. Go hear, nii.i fed. and see. an l know, AH that my soul lias felt an l known - Then look upon the wine cup’s glow; "r e if it’s beauty can atone - Think if its tl « >r yon ran try, When all proclaim 'tis Iriuk and die? T il me I bate the bowl! - Hate is afe -bi“ worl! I loathe abhor- my very sml With strong disgust is stirre 1 — Y\’h. u I se-a or hear, or 1.11 Of that dark bov-rage of ii -11. I thought every one loved the Bibb*. There was once a very clever and learned gentleman, but an infill that is, one who did not believe the Scriptures—and he was travelling among the mountains and valleys of Wales. He came to a road-side cottage in a lonely, lovely spot, and as he was veir tired and thirsty, stopped to ask for a drink of water. “Goodness gracious!”- gasped the j we “rif*® hut ONE toshare in the ' **“ d °ply the kind Father above could J The aggregate value of land tier ? " a * ho spoke to, sit- Then the best plan is to set old lady, “what shall we do ?” nearer affections of the heart. And | "hen would be their next meet-I acre, $287 -three cents oer m-ri at the cottage^ door with a bock the young folks up to an elope- ; “I’ll tell you what I’ll do Sally i wlien our '*ff«cfions aTe confined to I more than in 1871. 1 re on her knee. She instantly rose ment.” J shan’t marry tlie beggar: I’ll follow j ? uc ’ w , c ft?el that it is wrong to ex- ! The farewells had aU been spoken, 1 Number of acres of w ild land 6 - * T yOU not haT ? a CU P So it chanced that, the Browns them to Squire Jones ’ and «r.*t there tend tlle,a tw au °ther. Besides the * aml a^ 11 the father lingered with the 036,902—aggregate value of same ‘ tl 11*' -° U , ,l «t, and and the Smiths planned to dispose j before thexeremonv*’’ ’ ^hirf.,of nature, it is also written | "ecping group, j *2,105,llS/iTrtfirtr-fivo ^cents nor i H,? T 7*** hurt you.” of their children to their own pe- , With this he hurriedly hitched up ' 111 Holy-Truth that a man shall “leave I “Be vourmothersblesing, Willie,” ! acre. * * as Tir} much pleased with her i enniary advantage. The next step a horse, ami spun away toward I father a “ d ^‘ther and shall cleave i he said, as liis hand rested on the} Number of acres of improved j *So"when she ,e “ eart to ♦hat one, | A row M»OTt weeta * before they had | The aggregate value of land is put onghtrvmg adversities. The : "elconied it with glad shouts and J down at $96,313,539, showing a de- s suability call forth genor- j . PP} smiles. Then "father was com- I crease of $544,153 since 1871 (There ngs toward onr whole mce mg home:” now he vu in* view tl.«m l {* •M mUoiw A. _ . * X Tv us, and would be likely to oppose j —it’s the bdk of the'whole rilTa'X? j J** feel ™8B toward onr whole race, ! ing home;” now he was leaving them, f is an error in the report as printed 1 hilt: U’p itai Kiv4- nvv L\ a.i 1 iiiiil nnlr flm .1 .11 1 ran A _ .r _ l ^ l v proposed his marrying her, he in j formed them that he would gladly : do so, but he feared her parents ! Would object. Then his father slyly suggested an elopement, and offered | to aid in carrying out such an ex- i ploit. Joliu said he would think | about it. * | Sally was a rustic maiden with much I redness of cheeks, aud rejoicing in less exclamations “Has ho gone ?” “Who?” inquired the husband. “John.” happiness. Both ration te.ich us 1 reason and obser- ! an<1 P r *y every da* for your absent j Amount of monev and solvent ' f”'* to hinwelf, as that without aft’ec- fa«,er.” \ (1 ebts for the past *vea“%£l,629 |&*£*!?* ^i.e cup “Do you tion no two can live happily in each i AVitli a choking voice little Willie j 751—increase over J871, ’*3,638- ! pi -V , F f r a mo * other’s society, and that the more [ caught his father’s hand as he was i 955. ’ ( ^nt toe littb maidmi did not an- “ Yes/’aiid Smith rubbed his hands | “ earl A alike in disposition, taste* and i uioving away, ami Wed him to j Value of merchandise *13,849,- I bright'eves ^to^is^fuVshe 8 ^ with glee. “He went all of half an J nd g*“«nt two indmduals, the ’stopjuat one moment longer; then ' 468- over 1871, ?860,455. I ntyL, T tlLuS* Ii ♦ “ l i ’ hour ago.” aU j greater their capacity of affection he mn into the cottage. | Value of honsehol.i a ,.,l tif.W that ®yerybody “Don t stand there rubbing your hands, screamed the lady, “but liar- • ness up the old mare just as quick as j : the possession of the lasting come- you can, and follow ’em. The Browns i , I lin, ‘ ss which is derived from a bright an’t worth a dollar in the world - : omt ‘ r ’ a | smile, a sweet temper, and a pair of Kate Robinson just told me so—and’ I ^thing in its proper place, while ! be rapidly walked away. j Number of hands employed lie- | to tell of that Kttle Welsh mrl *,.,1 ; clear, earnest eyes, made none the j a mortgage on their farm goimr to be , J 1 ® 1- husband—uegl gent or iudittbrent < It was well for all that there was j tween twelve and sixtv-five veara of j 8 . 1V « v nd T t,u. less expressive by the near neighbor- foreclosed. So Sally won't-eta soli- ’ 1,1 UlIS rospect—keeps tlieir home a p^nty of work to be done that day i age, 110,439 -a decrease of -1,560 stand whnt i hood of a saucy little rctroivJS nose, taw cent.” * ° -scene of confusion, she will certainly ! 111 the cottage. E ieli lmmble task ; sfuce 1871. } ^ “ ,1 ** woJ U l ’ ^ i Her wavy brown hair had not a l ip- i Smith hunied the old mare into * . be , coustuutl - v a »R‘>3'ed. She may ' helped to while them from their sor- j Value of stocks and 1 sands, 86,- ! sh * e ' . - ( V & W} 9 uestlon pie out of place, and her plump lit-I her harness, and rattled away to- 11,deed hear it patiently, but still it | row. Did yon ever think that work ; 256,553 ; i u-rease, 81,399,309. f lv knows it’ tic figme was encased in a woll-fifct- ■ ward Squire Jones’ residence i ing dress, which was neatness itself, j John and Sally had proceeded IV hen her parents spoke to her about leisurely about four miles, the former < ! John, she blushed becomingly, and, driving' with one arm, aud holdiu ! after close questioning, admitted that i Sally on the seat with the other harmony between them. 1 " :,s blessing to us all,especially in i The capital invested in shipping less important point. | times of sadness? j and tonnage is $182,313. lMire the differences arc more im- ; The days of absence wore away, , Capital invested in iron works, f mars ' This for every one who real- must surely love it too.” Yield of Certain Crops pet. Acre. | —The average yield of com per acre, portant, greater will be tlu: lack of : ‘nd the soldier was exposed to many i foundries, etc., 8830,362. _ - ; congeniality, till we reach the op- pc-riLs in field and camp, but through j Capital invested in miniii", $8 - ! Reported bv correspondents, stands | she would be “tickled to ileath” to ! w hen they heard the sonnd of wheels ■ l >oslte extreme, whore it almostet'ases them all the good Father above j 380. ’ j hashes* in Iow^, 40.8 bushels, the ! marry him. She further stated that | a short distance 'in the rear They to cxist - Th e wise do not seek , brought him in safety. Willie’s lit- Value of shares in any National • lio 1018 3 -l'oHidiana | they wexe running over with loyefor had just passed a long bend* in the " ^ ' ' ” ' - ^ - “ IllM. ! each other: that they ha * long ago j road, aud looking across, they saw. settled the question of ultimate union revealed by the moonlight, the xmr- but that they feared parental objec- ; suing Brown. “Why, that’s pa !” exclaimed Sal- mischief, I’ll squealed SELECT MISCELLANY. liOOKOl S ELOPEMK.NT. “I’ll tell yon what it is, wife,” said Peter Smith, and li^ empliasi/.ed the remark by a w ise shake of the fore finger, “tilings have got into a very bad wav. The farm is mortgaged i mu mat uu-y xearea parental oi>j j tion. i “Now, I'll toll you what, Sallv,” • said Mrs. Brown, “you know pa aud I I dote on you, aud would do any i tiling to make, you liajipy.” ‘Yes, we. would do anv tiling to make you happy,” echoed the old man. “And if you were to hint to John moved a long rail from the fence, and the idea of an elopement, we wouldn’t placed it across the roadway. Then lift our fingers to prevent it.” in; drove on repeated the old j.ly, i “Yes, and In- meam bet,” said John. “What shall wo do?” Sail. “I’ll show you,” said John. Jumping from the wagon, In pleasure in the company of tlie ig- ; tie Bible was his constant companion, ' Bank in this State, 82,070,826. | 30.8, and o'f Oixio39.5. The average noraut. The refined and delicate do and many a time, when lu*. spirits j- Value of all other property (per- States;of the fortiethparallel not relish the enjoyments of the tin- were depressed and his heart anxious i sonal) not enumerated, except an- j W ““5J a tnxetion of ^ bushels, polished, nor do the pious find bap-i h.-nl be found iu it just the comfort ntxal croxis, Ae. 828.587,361. tnoseofRennsylvama and Nebraska pi ness iu the sports of the wicked. 1 that lie needed. Oh, wliat a precious • crease since 1871 of *1,536,537. ! hemg 39 bushels, aud that of New Such opposites cannot cordially agree comforter the Bible is! Wo cannot I Aggregate value of whole proper- , ,. ew y" n o- ancl , with “ ■■ thZ Sfnf. srtA»(WOAi*it V i L er P^hes of corn, returns together. They have not enough of ; be placed in any circumstances whert . taste or sentiment in common to unite it cannot help us. them. But where there is similarity I It helped little Willie’s father in a ; —where the same feelings, taste, anil : V( ‘ r y remakable way. One time in I judgment are possessed—there is ! the hot.tire of battle he was wound- : corresponding harmony. The very <*d in the arm and obliged to leave ! capacity to reciprocate affection de- j the field. tv of the State, 8243,620,466. In- i .,i G,, mm ~r ir . , - , crease since 1871, * §9,127,998. * Val-j , bus, ’ lcls for Mvssachusetts and ue after deducting *200, £220,663,- | 5.“?*“ IsIanfl ..32 2 for Connecticut, 263. ° ’ jf) l f °v Maine, 38.2 for New _ i Hampshire. In New- York the aver- j age presented is 37.5. Texas makes lin at a rate that made the horse steam like a boiler. Brown came- on at a fearful rate, only to be summarily clit-cked by th? rail. The horse jumped the mil, but “No, repeated the old man, wouldn’t lift our finger to prevent In thus instructing their children, the Smiths and Browns displayed very little knowledge of human na- I the front wheel collapsed under the ture. They should have known that { coHision. Brown was tumbled out, to the last cent it is worth, and I John and Sally would, upon the first • the frightened horse ran away owe a heap of money beside—more j occasion possible, unbosom them- ! "’ith the wreck of the vehicle, bv a long shot than I know how selves; for how could true lovers keep j Just as Brown was picking liim- »:»ve T . . o , r . , i : ‘g<' presented is 37.5. iexas makes rtt'r b W “k l^T*’ T ' *' woiM IXthi nataife | 1, r,,,. “Ks ismK2T t£z I on his hospital bed, to find a ball ,,,.,1-,, .. lodged midway in the ic; for that it■ would probably have pierc- . bTnniuewtTr ldeiv.df blTi ! A,1C , ul o“ est wheat returns are ed his heart. Oh what glad thanks-j „„.i T.— *i...^ i.:V. those of_Minnesota, California and peuds on similnritr. Tim wine muv j taking his little book from his pock- ; bora'i'ujunction iu his bosom of-/,uv love, the ignorant-because they mav • r#.«d a ver»M iiriiWr a» ibiutt+t- J »» * * ^ c - yd possess some feeliug.s in common, but the missing link between knowl edge -and ignorance would make a wide gap iu their enjoyment s as com panions. It is obviously true that the fewer points of agreement, the less the attachment; and, the more t*r as lie luvr a. . . » n * _ k , i i 1 r ~f i » <wu m uuu to 11 o in find a baill'^r r i? ' Ju ^ T f‘ nK l ° HisSssijipi, to 13 IK Georgia, the •aves* But I “ a , u tu ™ to for his ex- , lowest average being 9.6, in Florida, have pierc- ' b > ‘hsreganlmg the inautllitc The highest wheat returns are , i , (’ brings no happiness to lnmself here, I those of Minne«u>f a ed ms Heart, uirwnst glad thanks- { aml fl)r the fotm . e entails eternal i the lon lt m- givings went up from his heart fur j .,,,.1 l.b . a lex.us , the low. stale those of South this preserving mercy! And with | ^ Up °" h “ un ^ at ^ \ Carolina the range being from 5 4 to what reverence and joy did his little j True.’ there are snares set for .at ; le r _ a ^°b “ to pay. What is to be done?” “I am sure I don’t know, Peter,” replied the bothered wife, “but it seems too awful bad to out of house and home of life. Now, if our sou i only marry Jonas Brow •Sally, it would help ns out lv. The Browns, you see, off, and the connection perfect gold mine to ns. they’d give Sally the hundred acres of land and things that they’ve al ways said they would.” “That’s a good idea, wife,” and Peter brightened up amazingly. “You always were a cute woman, a secret, and such a secret? And ' s«lf up from the ditch, he saw the theydidn’/. At-the next meeting each j accident .repeated.; this time Smith; told the other all he or she had been being the leading actor, and his mare o— ~ i that their progenitors were up to words: some kind of trickery, the}- resolved ! “A now pronounce yon man and at once to avail themselves of the op- I wife.” portunity to elope before anv change I “Hold on you!” yelled Brown. “I in the aspect of affairs should occur. : object!” Having thus concluded, they proceed- | “‘So do I,” screamed Smith. ether opproach perfect olx^ience ini]^iW%he CrL'S ’ Wever ^nall, “knowing 'that' 1 the | j* ? lea8n , re , a, ! d . "^ilness. | • ‘ . 1 greatest results ofbm flow from those j ‘^ ome timt^xse gio" discontented— — 1 we argue that life is a vain and tieet- ne. jjtn> ns ie:ivu id i 11 i , . 1 • • . * . to the Dr me Laws, the greater will 1 *««* his hand in all the events of life, j a ^ oar . fantrl ^ d l,us1 ' i Michigan. bushels for Nebraska ; the lowest is Carolina. Aver- 40 down to 30 the following order: California, Min- , Rhode Island, Ver- Missouri, Ponn- ,New Hampshire, Indiana, Ohio and be their happiness. The Creator may be regarded as a great Center ~ round which we revolver, some, it may j " hicli seem most trifling, be, in the warmth of His favor— 1 McC. J ins show To the Yoesg Mex.- , r irl lias to be sought for. The true She does MiG ibe UdMds does you credit- i ed to lead their parent# astiitv, i “You area little too late,” remark °thcrs at the distance of cold I vamis . f ’’ fc 1 *«Mm?.mu,•?. -i“SSftSllHwSte But do you think the young would take to it ?■” . - , , ♦ a »ubble at most, to ; u eJ t parade herself as show goods.— y chased o\er its lioisterons sea, . ^ fashionable. Generally, , kissing every sunny spot, almost de- • s j lc j s uv j —• . « . J Sally, demurely, to the old folks, j divorce can fix it now.’ “I don’t know, but it seems to me : “and we have concluded to elope—it | The parents fumed and glared at * 311 ® iU^pJOie of that they’ve always taken a great is all s ;ttled, and we’re ready just as j each other, notion to each other ever since they soon as it can be arranged.” were children—been more like broth- “I saw’ Sally last night,” said John er and sister than any tiling else.” 1 to liis parents, “and she agreed tw “But suppose the Browns would elope with me; so I think that, the Brown, turniug very red, but striv object, as most likely they would, thing had better be hunied right ' to appear dignified, “I am not £ You know we an’t on good terms, I along.” : posed to betyranuienl; now that } thick as the young folks have been.” “I'll tell you wliat, Peter, is just the thing for us to do—put up John to elope with Sally.” “Agreed. I’ll leave it all to yon ty manage,” Thus the matter Fas settled, aud One week from this time all the preliminaries had been arranged. t Sally had been supplied with a bran * uew dress aud all the ytber fixings, ' and John had been given enough j money 1 er J—. We should covet earnestly fn ^ • ?, il tKat “ diud -> I If von gain her love, vour two thou- i, y, 1 tliciering m the faint bosom -to re- , s . l j ld arc ul ii]j ons . - “ * ruov.i • . j. neh man, bo- nerve the frail and anxious heart, to ., on f or .. ,. a _ • iving i «»’u—oue who dnnks in the same ing both wealthy, kind hearted, aud j awaken ne w ideas aud kindle uew re- j j. ous .. M w ,. ar simnle dresses d : ! pleasures, loathes the same folhes, liberal tothe po<*r. Jolnmv. ran out, | - i °, , ar bim P le dieses, t n and revolves in an orbit with onr- j and the rich man took him into his . ^ - . aud turn thcm pessary, with selves. Then, with this similarity, •; vfehicle, aud he was going right past She'll not ask a carriage or a first-class • are married-1 shall not refuse ... j blossin".” * i under the influence of a. congenial J the Sunday-school. It was a very : “And you, father.” said Job a. ‘(we ! reciproaty,- ftwre will be no lack of : hot day, and so Johnny took off his j,,™ ^hmol if iv.n aiid~ , ,ovw * i>«hu-!ilfir de.re.loi>- , shoes and stockings to keep lumsclf .nould never have eloped, if }ou and ^ ag the fuU bloull rosc hy the Mllll . n i »en ^ • Life h wnl lif is cam--st Ami tbcRrii'i- is not its >;o.-U; •Ihist thou art, t.» .last n-tunu-sE’ Whs not nritt^n of thesnul.” • no vulgar mstguifioat to frown upon her economy. She’ll I j neat and nice in your her economy. She’ll keep everything. sky j tailor, and Thus we have a blessed hope, aud J b' ive 3 ?« sl,ch a welcome when you aud .a. assurance- - u blessed i co,a<3 hoiue that you 11 think^YOUC promise for the reward of the virtuous v p"* 1 ”}- hi^Uo>-thaa fvrr. She ll en- “ tertain true friends on a dollar, and astonish vou with tlie new thought bow little happiness depends on .Drown ana omwu uteieupon g refen drapery, there will affection i c<l not to 'put on his shoes and stock- • A small bov skating Inside ihe fhe' 1 ! make youlovc home . , xl . 0 , A1 , _ . roconcdetl, and all rode home ^ to ^ the happy inmates, : ings again, but leave them in the ye- ' ,-aUroud track” Wtucen Sharon ami . f,f - V , OU d< \ 111 - V °' 1 rc . a aud Coincidences are sometimes of the j Smiths, the Smiths were happy at ; m the elopers wagon. ; aitd year bv vear grow brighter and i hide. So he triiqasl lightly into [ Lawrence, Wis., recently discovered : tcach - ou 1j<>w to P lU L "hile you piOHt PH lions character—almost snr- j fooling the Browns, and both chuck- ! „ ^ r--- ^ | L„- (r pf^ r P.VPII to till* ftlfpsilf t.llP I ‘tlifl tn<» limn ilvovt* fitt’JiV to- : •» lirnl'oii mil mid nt flip fisinip finiP ! JHJOl _ ^ pacing belief iu some instances. ! led over a speedy relief from fin About the time of the above con-■ embarrassment , , daughter. She has i Oue thought' on the sanctity of! His teacher was jusl ii.anni; w _. ir • rtu a T Y 1 Vl 11 ’ u.lki/.k ki» fl><> u-uf tfi6 scheming couple went to bed to laugl dream of a speedy release from their : at tlieir own cunning. financial embarrassments. were overjoyed at outwitting tlie i * c - _ . aim m o aim \ mriL’. nr mwi Jiunrtutt, 11 19., laviiui itiinuvu C4I • e r* ' \ | i . ancti : Kissed The Wrong One.- Ou 1 J^ter, to tho 8 atesof th « j sehmd and the inan drove away to-, a broken rail, and at the same time 1 thTthblT RseM rX^nd ^inly i Chestnut street resides a widow lady Celestial (. ity. ; nard» the chuich. , dise<neied Couduetor Lin sle} » tj .j j think itself haj>py. |T1 with her lovely daughter. She has Oue thought on the sanctitf- of His teacher was just hvarHig the freight tram cowing down theheavy f nrJwou mt any 1 John , vAnix' 9 nipii Iwiardimr Maniace. That Love which blesses lesson, which, bv the way Johnny | giade toward the break in the track, j ' ..’ r d n !f ’ * A y versation between Mr. and Mrs. j The eventful night came, and Joliu ^jeo L '‘voum^'lueu iSarding Marrhig^ That Love which blesses lesson, which, by the way. JoRnuy | oratle toward the break in the Tract, j >*Wrdo nut, | pray vou, any bimth their neighbors, Jonas Brown hitched up oue of his father’s horses wit j her one of whom is supposed its object loudly dwells upou all the ' Va * u,,t acquaint^! with, which was j He eomprebemh'd the situation at. 1 can f afford to and wife, Held an important confer- , d drc. J over toward Salh-’s doini- ; ^e ’ exaltid qualitis of the Aovefone | the fate of the rich and poor j once and started towards the a P- f ’ ^r^yScl-' ence ’ , . ^ , icile. When wrihm a dozen rods of jj c came home the ether eveuin* r till the mind of the admirer becomes i Lazarus. Soon after Johnny took j pvoadnng tram swinging Ins scarf Inrow avay tRat cjga^ - p nft “Do you remember that note for the house he gave a signal whistle, ? ab “ t 8 oV1 ^ k , and the hallway be- imlm^I with like noble sentim^ttU. j his seat it came to his turn to an- wildly iu the air. The engine was j wx hundred dollars I gave for stock , and Sahy came out. Under the po- ■ dark, was passing on to the sit- Thus Love purifies the soul. Evil i »"’«* a question. | revatned and the train stommd in | aud ^ xour titfe nsiDie w Ay, last spring ? asked Jonas. j culiar circumstances they feared no • ^ room w £ en a li-ht oraeeful thoughts find no place iu a heart j “Johuuy* can von tell me where safety. The boy waited only long . „ • . .. ' ‘■(Yes ” replied his wife. ; mterfereuce, and did not deem it j forfii swept past him with the seduc- i that glows with real affeetiou. Then j the rich man went? ’ ! en»Vugii to be supplied with a red j- Lost. A lexan tel^ the story of TV ell, it’s coining due m about I necessary to exercise any gr-e a 11 tivexmitle of uriuoline He knew it ! Marriage, which is the c«msumma-j ‘He went to the Baptist meeting, sir,’ flag, when he went up the track at i lq»<■ opportumuea. Now, you see. P-month, and how under the sun ! amount of caution. John gave Sally , JHn his arms and after nress- 1 tiflfi of that full nfitetum, is a union i replied .tkcdittlelad, thinking onfy. ot a lively pace to st«q» an extra which j said he land was cheap enough at We’re going.to pay it I don’t know.” ; » resounding kiss, helped W into i • 1 V- . ' i 1 r,.Ji I his late eomnanion. was feflowtnsr Linslev’s trairi. Ac-1 one time in Texas. . I have seen tlie lone that till it can’t be j Shortly after they departed, two | «j mortgaged another cent. I’m clean ; scenes transpired discouraged, and there is Sally want- recorded. Jonas Brown returned from the j ' The high rate of wages iu the Eng- village state* and entered his house i. lish labor market continues to affect in A state of great mental and bodily ; very seriously the recruiting for the — ------j -—excitement. The laftcr was caused ! army. The Times states that at Smith—gracious knows they are by fast walking, and the former by | Chatham recruiting goes on very together enough to take a notion —but the conversation that ensued 1 slow, much .difficulty being exj>en- that way,” I ^-jll best explein, ' pncod in getting tho men required. ing a piano. Where the money is to come from is a mystery to me. VV e re on the verge of bankruptcy.” “I wish Sally would marry John as a bride. How holy this Institn- tion, that it should bo taken by the inspired penman to represent that Heavenly relation! - Ood is aligry with the wicked ever ry day. boy honesty. “Then lie has taken my d|nn« and stockings with him; anil Mr. Greeley'a life ($130,000) will | up he jinujied, and, arising his hat, • guarantee Uie erection of a new J he put out of the school-room and j Tribune building next spring. down the toad to'recover his proper-I ——r .... r—- - i Hoffar tnr fa tbit an# thy mother. iniiiut: Ufa octuuu | m m o the bov disappeared without leaving j square league of land, covered with his name or any clue 'to his where- mto grass atfd timber for a pair of abouts i bb«ts.” “Amt why didn’t you buy "O' 1 IW .«k*dbii coujawioo. “Didn't It is said that the insurance on j have the boots,” smd the Texan. A rill passed tho Cherokee nation al council, now in sesssion at Tale- qda, which, banishes all white men prom the nation.