Georgia Historic Newspapers

    THE TWO HEARTS.
S*d Romance ( oBiieflwl with the “ Little
White Home” in Washington.
Thft oi l Thompson mansion, known
s> - the “Lilt l- White Home," situated
at the jline: km of M and Twenty-first sold
hirtets. Washing ion, has jafit wealth, been who
t> nn E gSish gentleman of
w 11 remodel and oecnpy it, says the
Ccinnati Enquirer. The house is
one of the most noted in Washington.
It is built of brick, plastered on the White in¬
terior, and is a counterpart of tbe
F'i ; o °, except that it is not so large. It
lu„l its “ East room,” “ Blue room ” and
"lied room,” and is very handsome and
imposing. It has been the scene of
many brilliant social events.
Colonel James Thompson married a
daughter of Colonel Burroughs, then
ci aumander of the Marine corps. They
re blessed with an only child, a
.• lighter who was noted for her grace
and beantv, as well as for her brilliancy
f mind. She was married at an early
,• e to M. Hereout, a member of the
French legation. They resided for some
years at the old home with the parents
of the beautiful child-wife, and were
the center of a very brilliant social
circle, their fetes and outdoor entertain¬
ments, given in the spacious and elegant
grounds of the “ Little White House,”
being the feature of society. Shortly
after the marriage Hereout was ordered
to South America, and he took with him
when he went his wife. While there
she died in child-birth. For some
reason Mrs. Thompson, her mother,
who still resided at the old mansion,
w< ;dd not believe that her daughter was
■ ' ‘so!, hut became possessed of an idea
tied her husband had placed her in
time convent in South America that he
might he free to pay his addresses to
some dark-eyed beauty of the Spanish
American court.
in order to satisfy the mother of the
truth of his assertions andthatlier child
was not pining in the captivity of a
South American convent, Hereout re¬
sorted to an expedient as horrible and
novel as it was successful. He had the
heart of his dead wife and that of her
babe removed from their bodies, pre
f; rved in spirits, and, after proper cer
lif’fation by the Spanish authorities at
the city where the death occurred, for¬
warded them to the parents without
I • liminary notice. They arrived, and
the package was opened in word the presence
<> tire mother, without a of wa-n
ii.g or even a sr. tpicion of its contents.
f'he shock wa^so great that it unset
! [ her reason, and she was never her
, elf again. She shut herself up in the
greet house, and her cries and moans
i- minded through its beautiful rooms,
md at the night grounds, was oftt’n seen wandering
about dressed sometimes
only in her night-clothes, with dishev¬
eled hair, moaning and muttering her
i/r: ws. The jar containing the hearts
w.ri retained for a time, uml then placed
v. bands of an undertaker, who kept
it until placed Mrs. in Thompson's the death, when it
was grave with her re
i i'ins. To day a marble shaft in Oak
il.ll cemetery, Washington, bearing two
hearts, mother marks the all renting that this place lands of holds the
fond and
•; n the remains of her loved daughter.
A Lover of the Chase.
Once upon a time the Duke of Grafton
—a man who loved tho chase dearly
had assembled at his country residence a
hunting party, mid of the number was a
young curate who lmd thought, of asking
I ; lordship for a certain living then
about to become vacant, but lie liad not
vet bad tho courage to do so. The
morning for the setting forth of the first
banting party arrived, and in due time
they were on their way to the cover
where tbe fox was to lie found. And it
was soon found and started. The bounds
were feet free and sped away, and away
went the sportsmen, and of all in tho
party not. one of them entered into tbe
spirit of the spuri. with keener zest than
dv.l our young curate. He bad found a
capital mount- a horse that feared noth¬
ing—and mnu mid beast were well
matched. The duke was riding in ad¬
vance of the curate, urging missed his horse his
furiously, when the animal
looting at a ditch, horse and rider both
pitching ho in. !” shouted the curate, the
“Ho! ids as
duke lifted head. “Lie still, your
Grace, and I’ll go enf ly over you.”
And he did so. At a bound his horse
cleared the ditch, (lying over the pros¬
trate nobleman and his floundering wind ani¬
mal, and away he went liko the
after the hounds. The poor curate when
his ardor had cooled and he came to re¬
lict upon what he had done, made up
his mind that all hope ot preferment at
the hands of the duke might be returned given
up. But not so. IIis Grace
with a whole skin, and almost his first
exclamation on entering the castle was :
“Where’s the curate V 1 waut him to
have the very first good living that falls
vacant within my domain. He goes to
his work with ardor. What his hands
have found to do he will do quickly.
Zounds! reverend sir, if you had
stopped and offered to help me out of
that ditch—if you had left your sport to
patronize me—I never would have helped
,vou, sir—never !”
• FouId Not Expect Her To.
Two ladies entered a Fort street car
one day recently tuid took seats beside
a lady weli known to one of them. She
gave her friend an introduction, and
directly this one remarked:
•‘I think I saw you at the-Street
Olmrch one Sunday, several weeks
ago/’ “Yes.”
“Tonseemed to be as much disgusted
with the sermon as I was, for I saw’ you
were terribly uneasy.”
“Yus,” again. hear preacher
“Did you ever a worse
in all your
“Well, perhaps.” did, ni:d I haven’t been there
“ I never
since. ” '
The conversation fhen rattled off on
some other subject, a^l by and by the
two ladies got off.
“I wonder why she il. '.i’t agree with
me about that preacher? queried the
one who had blasted him.
“Why, how could you expect her to?
She’s that very minister’s wife V’—De¬
troit Free Press.
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Men of Heuns.
A wealthy young fellow w,. courting
a girl of experience, and when he asked
her to marry him slie was slow to ac¬
cept.
“My darling." lie said, “you should
have no fears. Don’t I tell you I love
you devoutly, and life would be a blank
without you ?”
“Yes.”
“And yon need have no alarm about
our substantial comforts, for I am a
man of means.”
“That’s just what I don’t like. I've
seen so many men. and heard ’em talk,
that I want to carry a gun when I see
one coming ’round. There are so many
men of means, and so few given to ac¬
complishing what they mean, that a
girl feels like voting for a prohibitory
tariff and stopping the growth of the
whole lot.”
The bank account was shown, and he
got the girl .—The Drummer.
How He Doubled His Trade.
-Vr. Bcnj. W. Pat; n, pharmacist
Globe Village ; Mass, says that the
miraculous pain cure, St. Jacob’s Oil,
has greatly helped his other busine s,
a d ibe sales of the remedy ha redoubled
'n one month. He keeps a large supply
and .Iways on hand. OfH ers oi the Army
bo Navy pronounce St. Jacob’s Oil to
the gjeatest pain cure of the age.
Sincerity is an openness of heart; ’tis found
j « very few people, and that which we see
commonly is not it, but a subtle dissimulation
to sain the confidence of others.—Charron.
Nelson An Lyon, Illlrir,linn of Albany, P.-itpnt N. Y., Suit. has
recov¬
ered irdgrnent of 147.10. again t O. T.
Fi-her iV Co,, in the i K. circuit court, at
Ditroit, Fat Metallic Mich., for an itifringeinent This of contriv¬ Lyon’s
nt Heel Stillcner.
ance is on of the most useful of modern in¬
ventions, and has nehi veil a remarkable sale
—over > 75P,Lv'0 worth, the testimony showed,
having boon • old,- tola' nvthe j atent isos tr; d,
bcing'a grand of :. s,00'l p-i;s. Tho
invention con-'* ts of a mat «netf>.l ’ 'ate fa-t
ening to the outside of a boot or shoo h I,
an anped to prevent the counters from break¬
ing over and the L”el fro; . w Bringdown n
cvenly. The att riKy-gcner.d of the United
Slat;s declared informally tho Lyon in patent tin invalid licalion. oa
acts unt 6! an api
1h:< was aftervar I enr eertby rdance the with com¬
missioner of patents,-in authorizhig ac ; it. Ac¬ a
special act commenced o!' Congress in May, 1880,
tion w.'S obtained December, a rer
petual injunction was in
and the ease was referred to a master, who
reported the damacros as 831, but on mo¬
tion the court doubled tho same, and directed
judgment, t > be entered against < I fen hints for
such double damages, with interest and costa
Virtue will catch as well as vice nv comacrc,
and the public stock of honest, manly principle
will dailv accumulate.--Burke.
Indies’ A children’s Boots & Shoes ear not
run over if Lyon’s l’ate.n t Haul Staffers are used.
Bo praised not for your ancestors, but for
vonr virtues.___
Mr J. E. Harvey 140 Bridge St., Brooklyne
says: “1 have no more dread of inflammatory
rheumatism since Dr. Elmore’s Rheumatine
Goutaline brought Iasi me out of the terrible con¬
dition I was at year.”
Disease comes in by hundred weights and
oes out by ounces.
on Thirty »*,*’ Trial.
The Voltaic Belt Co. Marshall Mich.,
will send .Dr. Davis celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts and electric appliances on
.rial for thirty, days, to men (young and
old) who are vitality, afflicted and kindred with nervous de¬
bility, lost
guaranteeing speedy and complete resto¬
ration of health and manly vigor. Ad¬
dress as above. N. B —No risk is incur¬
red, as thirty days’s trial is allowed.
Fear not the threats of the great, but rather
the tears of the poor.
Fob dyspepsia, indigestion, depression their ot
spirits and general preventive debility, against in fever various and
forms; also as a
ague and other intermittent fevers, the “Ferro
—Phosphated Elixir of Calisaya,” made by Cas¬ all
well, Hazard A Co.. New York, and sold by
Druggists, is the best tonie; and for patients
recovering front fever and other sickness, it has
no equal.
Men who arc perpetually engaged in -accumu¬
lating wealth, without ever allowing themselves
time to enjoy it, arc liko hungry folks who are
always cooking without sitting down to dine.
Kcsctted from Ilentn.
William J. Coughlin, of Somerville, Mass.,
say’s: In the fall of 1810 I was taken with
bleeding of lungs followed by a severe cough.
I lost tny appetite and flesh, and w’as con¬
fined to my bed. In 1STUI was admitted to
the hospital. The doctors said I had a hole
in my lung as big as a half dollar. At one
time a report went around that I was dt a 1.
I gave up hope, but a friend told me of Dr.
Win. Hall’s Balsam for the Lungs. I got
a bottle, when, to my’ surprise, I commenced
to t eel better, and to-day’ I feel better than
for three years i a t.
8o qTtickly soniatimcs has the lvlieel tnrii-.i
round that many a man lias livi d to enjoy tho
benefit of that charity which his own intny
projected. —Sterno,
The host and oldest medicine forcnreoT nvei
diseases is Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator.
'There cannot tie a greater rudeness than to
interrupt another in the current of his discourse.
A child that wakes with croup should have a
dose of l’iso’s Coro.
The talent of turning men into ridicule, r d
exposing to laughter those one converses with,
is the qualification of little minds and ungen¬
erous »etnpers. A young man with this east of
mind cuts himself oil from all manner of im¬
provement.—Addison.
Nature.
Dame Nature Is a groat teacher and physician
and Oarboline. made from -^sure petroleum, is
one of her grandest remedies for baldness. Dry
it and von will use no other.
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As sb invigorsnt,
Hostettsr’s Stom¬
ach Bitters has re¬
ceived the moot pes
itive endorsement
from emminent
physicians, and has
long occupied a
«t foremost rank among
standard remedies. proprietary Its
' proi-er
; ties as an alterative of
^ disordered conditions
iof >be stomach, and liver ----
■y and bowels, malarial a pre
ventive of
diseases are no less
renowned.
Bj¥ffR5 For sale by Drug¬
gists and Dealers to
whom apply for
Hostetter’s Alma¬
nac for 1884.
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Thousands Hastened ti> Tlieir (.raves.
Relying on t 6 ,ti«omals written in vivid
glowing language of some mnaculous careF
made by some largely puffed up doctor oi
their graves, bel .e -U ' in Ineir almost m
sane faith that the same miracle will be
performed cn them, and that these testi
monials make the cures, while the so-callee
medicine is ail the lime hastening them U
their graves. We have avoided publishing
testimonials, as they do not make the cnro3,
although we have
TUOU 'ANDO UPON THOUSANDS
of :hem, of the most wonderful cures, vol
unt .rily sent us. It is our medicine, Hoi
Uitfot* that ma’ es tho cures. It has nevei
failed and never can. We will givo refer
to any or.e for any disease similar tc
thoirowu if desired, or will neighborhood refer to an}
neighbor, as there is not a in
the known world but can show its cure3 bj
I top Bitters.
A IrOSINQ JOKE,
}4op° Betters !” TLe lady took’it she obtained in earnest and used
the Bitter-, from which permanent
health. She now lautrhs at the doctor for his joka, bat
he is not so well pleased with it, as it C 06 t hira a good
patient.
FE*I OV DOCTOBS.
The fee of doctors is an item that verj
many persons are interested in. We believt
the schedule tor visits is $ i.00, which would
tax a man confined to his bed for a year, and
in need of a da ly visit, over £1,000 a yeai
for medical attendance alo e ! And one
single bottle of Hop Bitters taken in time
would save the $1,000 and all tha year’s
sickness.
A IiADT'S WISH.
“Oh how I do wish my skin was as clear and soft at
yours ”said a lady to tat-r friend. “You can er.silj
make’it so,” lady. answered “By using the friend. Hop Bitters; ‘ ‘ How that ?” iuqune«j makes
the first blood and blooming health. It did
pure, rich lor um,
as you obserre.”
GIVEN DP EX THE DOCTOBS.
“ Is it possible that Mr. Godfrey remedy is up ana ?”
at work, and cured by so simple a entirely
“ I assure you it is true that ho is
cured, and with nothing but Hop Bitters,
and only ten day3 ago his doctors gave him
up and said ho must die from Kidney and
Liver trouble
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OPIUM AND WHiSKEY HABITS CURED
IN THREE WEEKS.
For Pamphlet*, Proofs and Term*,
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-HEADQUARTERS for all kinds of_
General Merchandise at Bottom Prices.
t@*We sell the NEW T7<'ME Pewin® Ma-.i A,bus[^ 1 s „ , . , °*
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Headouarters pul' oi ...M ocnool 1 Commissioners E/>oks alcpied of this by county. the Boar
Oarrsago anuiactorv 1
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Garriages Wagons, Bugies, MY
own make.
ALL WAITED TO BE FIRST OLASS IN P£VEY Ca?ri / P&RTirui BuJ
Ikeep also a GOOD LINE of Western a e s and d
gies winch I sell LOW DOWN. J 1
Repairing of Carriages, Wigons and Bngg es, Pa.iiv.ng and T-;—
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ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE REPAIRED AS GOOD AS
S&STI have now on hand the largest and best, stock of waggons, of mv owl
make, bugies homemade ana of western build that I have ever carried
you want bargains you had better call. All who owe me for work are earl
nestly request to These come forward and settle promptly. I need ihe money and
must have it. who do not pay promptly will be given but short
time. So you will please settle promptly.
It should be rememberd that My establishment is
HEADQUARTERS COFFINS and CASKEife oi all UNDERTAKERS grades and and iSSOS
sizes, COFFIN HARDVV L
in fact everything tha is kept in a first class Undertaker.
S^rCOFFINS DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN CITY OR COUNTY
Most Respectful!'
J.' W. LAN Sr ORD,
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—-THE MOST POPULAll.——-———
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Wholsea’e S >utnern Depot for B3TEY ORG-AIJR. Steiiiway
W bir, Decker Brothers and Gate City PIAK’Oa.
—DEPOT OF—
--UCPORTERS DIRECT FROM LTROl’E OF—-—
Violins, Gu Lus, Harmonicas
STRINGS, AND ALL KINDS ' OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
BST’Nobody can underbuy us. Nobody can undersell us.
Estey Organ Company Atlanta G'a
W.H. LEE. Agent.
JOHN NEAL AND COB-PANY,
-WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN
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NOS. 7 ad 9 SOUTH BROAD STREET ATLANTA, GA
Special inducements offered to DEALERS and others in all grades of Fg , .“*
niture. A share of the patronage of Rockdale and adjoining counties ermst y
solicited. Be sure and give us a trial before making your purchases.
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THE OLD RELIBLE FIRAMOF
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General Merchandise Ete,
R AILKO.vD BLOCK GEORGIA
CONYERS,
Having been established for 18 yea vs. and carrying sell one ot ’ e r .'A, J
smallest and most complete slocks in the coutry, we can goo s
any, end we guarantee satisfaction. When you want
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS AND CLOTHING 9
Call on
J. H. ALMAND & SON.
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