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THE BRUNSWICK’ 'ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY, MAlUUi 24, 1876,
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What It is to
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•rji *‘X think it must be a jolly thing to
young widow l’* T ueard tkia xe-:
>■ tpArk the other day, in a group of 1
laughing gixis. . 1 think X remember
saying suoh o tniug myself in my girl-.
itth times. Do you know, girls what
it is’ to be u widow ? Itistdbe ten
• times more open .to comment uud yrit-
iciBm thun any demoiselle poasityy
could be. It is to have inen gspse os
you puss, lirst at your black dress, and
then at your widow’s cap, until your
seiitftiYe 1 fietvek quiver under the in
fliction" "'It'Iff to have one; ill-natured
person Say! Wbndter how long she
will whit 'SheTlnarreis ^ogain
AttAiltAW linon'bfu “TTtltll film Lrp.tfl
Jtd ve rti s ft na en t s .
:>ok BROS* & co.,
... —Dealers in
GENERAL MERCHANDISER
Ship Stores, &c.,
HR!
J. F. NELSON,
Dealer in
and another answers, “Until she gpts
a good chance, I‘suppose." It is now
and then to meet the glance of real
sympathy”, generally from the poorest
und most' humble woman you meet,
and feel your eyes fill at the token—
so rare, that is, so unlooked for. It
is to have your dear fashionable friends
console you after the following fash
ion: “Oh, well! it is a dreadful lose,
We know how ybq feel it, dear." And
in the next brea&, “You will be sure,
to marry again, and your widow’s |<jap
is very becoming to you.” But it is
more than this to be a widow. It is
to miss the strong arm yon have leaned
npon. tlie true faith whieh you knew
could never foil you, though all the
world might forsake you. It is to miss
the dear Voice that uttered your name
with tenderness that ntirne other could
give it. It is to hear no more the well-
known footsteps that you flew gladly
to meet. To see no more the faae that
your udorihg byes seemed as the [face
of the angels of God; to feel no more
the twining arms that folded you so
lovingly! the dear eyes, that looking
into into your own, said plainly, what
ever it seemed to others, yours was the
fairest face earth' held for him. It£is
to fight with : a mighty sorrow as a
man fights with the waves that over
whelm him, and to hold it at arm’s
length for a while, only to have, in the
hours Of loneliness, the storm roll over
. you, while, poor storm-driven dove,
you see no haven.
CI OTHI^O,
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS And SHOES,
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Manufacturers and Shippers of.
YELXiOW PINEJLUWBF<R.
(Bay St.,) Bkunswiok, Ga.
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BAPiKl^l BROKER,
Brunswick, ■<<*«■ - - . v • . Ga,
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B U YS and SELLS exchange on Ne-?
York, Savafifiah, Boston and Phil
odelphia, at fl sp?" 1 • / ''t
LOWEST MARKER RATES.
Buys and sells Gold,. Silver - and. Coin
mercial Paper. * Interest allowed o
SPECIAL DEPOSITS. * i > Uollectior
P romptly attended to and business
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mar. 24-lj.
J. M. DEXTER,
BRUNSWICK, GA.
HATS, CAPS,
and NOTIONS,
HARDWARE,
—AND—
GROCERIES
of all descriptions
AT
Very Low Pigur.es.
t&'Give us a caU.“%ji,
mar. 24-ly.
lantnr and fgnttr,
Insurance, Beal Estate
COLLECTION A GENT.
Special attention given*
collection of drafts and
counts; remittances
promptly made
—IN—
New York Exchange.
G. FRIEDLAUDER A C
Dealers in
Staple and Fancy, Dfl Geo
Notions,
Hard'
Hardware.
Wooden/Tin ...
and Crockery *
Ware, Previsions,"*
Groceries, Liquors.
—also—
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
in
CIiOTHINQ, BOOTS, SHOSS, CAT% *
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