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Misa jR’illarrt’a Sweetheart.
youth Bishop C. H. Fowler
•pd Miss Willard were students In the
I une Methodist college, both being
l lembers of the Methodist church. Be-
I iveen them there was a strong affinity,
i friendship that eventually ripened
l ito a deep, abiding love. The ring she
>aks of in her memoirs as wearing as
n allegiance based on supposition,”
is the gift of Bishop Fowler. Both
d great strength df character and
re born leaders of men and women,
le similarity of their temperaments
,s frequently considered by the young
iple as a ber to matrimony, ami it
is finally agreed that it would be
it for both to choose separate paths
life. The engagement was aeeord-
:ly broken. In after years they were
■n brought together in their life
irk. that of lifting up fallen human-
and leading them to a better way.
it the story of the early romance was
wer told until the death of Miss Wil
’d.
REGAINED HEALTH.^
FOB LITTLE FOLKS.
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Somethin* that Will Interoat the Jn-
venile Member* of Every Houaehold
—Quaint Action* and Bright Sarins*
of Many Cat* and Cunning Children.
Sleepy Head* and Wide Awake*.
Oh, the sleepy head girls, they nap in a
row!
Heigh ho,
Nap in a row!
Annie and Fannie ami Bessie and Flo,
Oh. the nleepy head girls!
Hollies neglected and duties forgot.
Never a wide awake girl in the lot.
Never a lassie to pin or to sew,
Oh, the sleepy head girls!
Oh, the sleepy head boys, they nod in a
row!
Heigh ho,
Nod in a row!
I reddie and Neddie and Jimmie and Joe,
Oh, the sleepy head boys!
Horsey and implements lying nt hand,
Never a wide awake boy in the band,
Never a laddie to idow and to sow,
Oh, the sleepy head boys!
Oh, the wide awake folks, they dance in
a row!
Hip! Ho!
Dance in a row!
Annie and Kiimu* and Jimmie and Joe,
Wide awake girls ami boys!
hor all the sleepy heads left with the
dark,
And lassies and laddies are up with the
lark,
Freddie and Neddie and Bessie and Flo,
M ide awake girls and boys!
—Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Oldest Animal on Earth.
In the days when Elizabeth was at
the height of ber power there was bom
a turtle in the Island of Aldabra, which
is situate between Madagascar and
Mozambique. That tortoise is still
alive and In good health. Shakspeare,
Cecil, Raleigh and Essex have voted
with the silent majority, but the turtle
is still only a possibility of steaks and
soup. He Is the oldest living animal on
the face of the earth. For a century
and a half he has been in the possession
of a family in Mauritius, whose ances-
bim a drop. Presently Goldie stuck out
a long tube, like a thin stick, only hol
low; this he put right into the stfeet
drop, and sucked till he had enough.
Then he curled It up like a tiny watch-
spring and tucked it away tl think
under his nose), and began washing bis
face with both forefeet at once. This
done, he began to fly about the win
dow-panes, as if he wanted to get out,
but I did not let him, as he was better
off Indoors while it was so cold.
It docs not do to handle a butterfly, so
in the evening I always made him walk
on a bit of thin board, and set It with
him on the mantelpiece in the warmest
part of the room. He then would fold
his wings up straight, and remain till
morning.
By and by I got him some honey, and
thought I had done great tilings for
him; but It must have been too sweet
for him, or else he ate too much of it
(he did not tell me which), for he tiled
soon after—Youth’s Companion.
A CONTEMPORARY OP 8HAK8PKABE.
tors brought him from his native Alda
bra. Experts say that he is at least
j cam oij. Besides being the oldest
ajdraal alive, he is the largest turtle
in the world and measures 5 feet 0
inches over his shell. When be stands
up he Is 3 feet high a/nd the breadth of
his shell is 2 feet 6 inches.
The other day Walter Rothschild
brought him to England and presented
him to the zoological gardens.
A Brave Act Rewarded.
Mr. Edison, who is known all over
the world as a great electrician, was a
poor boy. He sold newspapers, he ran
errands, he did everything an honest
boy could do to support himself. The
following story, relating to an event in
his boyhood, shows that he was a brave
boy.
One summer forenoon, while the train
was being taken apart and made up
anew, a car was uncoupled and sent
down the track with no brakeman to
control it. Edison, who had been look
ing at the fowls in the poultry yard,
turned just in time to see little Jimmie
on the main track throwing pebbles
over his bead, utterly unconscious of
danger.
He dropped his papers on the plat
form, seized the child In his arms, and
threw himself off the track, face down
ward, in sharp, fresh gravel ballast,
without a second to spare. As it was,
the wheel of the car struck the Heel of
his boot.
“I was in the ticket office,” says the
child’s father, “and, hearing a shriek,
ran out in time to see the train hands
bringing the two boys to the platform.”
Having no other way of showing his
gratitude, the agent said:
“Al, if you will stop off here four days
In the week, and keep Jimmie out of
harm’s way until the mixed train re
turns from Detroit, I will teach you
telegraphing.”
“Will you?” said Edison.
“I will”
He extended his hand and said: “It’s
ft bargain,” and 30 Edison became a
telegrapher.—Selected.
Oot of the Months of Babes.
Willie, aged 4. had a new baby broth
er. The first time he saw him he walked
around him two or three times viewing
him critically and asked: “Say, mam
ma, what did that kid say when the
barber sheared all his hair off?”
Harry, aged 5, was reading aloud to
his mother about a ship and came
across a passage saying: “And she
steamed down the river.” “Why is a
ship called ‘she,’ Harry?” asked his
mother. “Well, I guess it’s because she
has to have a man to boss her,” was the
reply.
“Oh, papa,” exclaimed little 4-year-
old Ned, “look what a bright star!”
Yes," replied the mather, “and it is
three times as large as our earth.” *‘Oh,
no, it Isn’t,” said Ned. “Why do you
doubt it?” asked his father. “Because
If it was It would keep the rain off,”
was the logical reply.
Little 3-year-old Bessie was watching
her mother drive a nail one day, when
the latter accidentally bruised her
thumb and exclaimed: “Oh, my'gra
cious!” “Why did ’ou say zat?”‘asked
Bessie. “I don’t know. What should
I sayr queried her mother. “Well,”
said Bessie, afteV a moment’s reflection,
“ ’ou might say ze ’mandments.”
The little 4-year-old daughter of a
minister was visiting and at dinner
found the carving was about to begin
without the customary grace. Calling
out loudly: “Walt a minute,” she fold
ed her hands and, bowing her head, re
peated “Now I lay me,” etc., all the
•way through. This done, she raises!
h?r head and waving’ her band to the
carver, said: “Now you can let her go.”
There Is a little 5-year-old girl In Chi
cago who evidently appreciates her
mother parti}- because she Is her moth
er and partly because of self-apprecia
tion. “Mamma,’! she said the other
morning, “guess what Mabel’s mamma
said about
Ji-.O'M.
■IpnMML.
the reply, “she said you was the sweet
est little girl’s mother in Chicago.”
Wat.—War Is a
thing, bert there HI* <
nations in which waj
meats of nobUtt? at
There are times wh|
sought as the dltim
given agency.—Ber.
Methodist, Pittsburg.
Our Wesfcminswr.—'I
nation is not found m j
of its merchants, but j
Its heroic deed. Our i
bey Is at Vicksburg
Rev H. MacAyeal
Omaha. Neb.
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IcCorkle,
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ives of
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xtlonallst,
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clean, by
jail imp
today to
tekheada,
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The catalogue of Oak Rida
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R*v. H. P. Carson, Scol
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“Goldie-dear,” My Latest Pet.
Guess what he is, chiltlren. He has
pretty, bright wings; yet he is not a
bird. He eats honey like a bee; but he
has no sting. He washes his face like
a kitten; yet is no cat. His head is
something like that of a grasshopper;
but he cannot jump. What can he be!
He bas a proboaHs-like tube through
which he eats, and he walks on four
legs like an elephant; yet he Is only a
beautiful butterfly, with a black spot
on each wing!
He flew itfto my room one warm
.spring day, when I had doors and win
dows open. But the very next day It
snowed, and poor Goldie had to remain
a prisoner. For a full week the weath
er kept very cold, and he sat motionless
on the sitting-room window, where he
could get what sunshine there was. But
by and by he began to droop, and I be
gan to wonder if he was not hungry
But what could I give him to eat? Did
butterflies eat honey like bees? I asked
It certainly would do no harm to try,
and as I bad none In the house I boiled
some sugar and water together In a
spoon, and as soon as It was cool gave
A STATESMAN OF RUSSIA.
How a Great Reaction Waa Canaed by
Constantine PobedonoatzcfT.
Ambassador Andrew D. White con
tributes to the Century a sketch of “A
Statesman of Russia,” Constantine
Pobedonostzeff, Procurator-General of
the Most Holy Synod. After speaking
of the death of Alexander II. at the
time when he was granting liberal In
stitutions, Mr. Wh^e says
At bis death the sturdy young guards-!
man became the Emperor Alexander
III. It is related by men conversant
with Russian affairs that at the flrst
meeting of the imperial councilors,,
Loris-Melikoff, l>elieviug that the young
sovereign would be led by filial rever
ence to continue the liberal policy to
which the father had devoted his life,
made a speech taking this for granted,
and that the majority of the councilors
seemed fully In accord with him, when
suddenly there arose In the council this
tall, gaunt, scholarly man, who, at flrst
very simply, but Anally with burning
eloquence, presented a different view.
According to the chroniclers of the
period, Pobedonostzeff told ftie Empe
ror that all so-called liberal measures,
including the constitution, were a de
lusion; that, however such things might
be suited to Western Europe, they were
not suited to Russia; that the constitu
tion of that empire had been from time
immemorial the will of the autocrat,
directed by his own sense of responsi
bility to the Almighty; that no other
constitution was possible In Russia;
that this alone was fitted to the tradi
tions, the laws, the ideas of the hun
dred millions of various races under
the sway of the Russian scepter; that
Jn other parts of the world constitution
al liberty, so called, had already shown
itself an absunllty—socialism, with Ha,
plots and bombs, appearing in all quar
ters, attempts making against rulers
of nations everywhere, ami the best of
presidents having been assassinated In
the very country where free institu
tions were supposed to have taken the
most complete hold. He insisted that
the principle of authority In human
government was to be saved, anti that
this principle existed as an effective
force only in Russia.
This speech Is said to have carried all
before It. As its immediate result came
the retirement of Loris-Melikoff, fol
lowed by his death, not long afterward,
upon the Riviera; the entrance of Pob
edonostzeff among the most cherished
councilors of the Emperor; and, as the
consequence of this, the suppression of
the constitution, the discouragement of
every liberal tendency, and that eom-
plete reaction which is in full force at
the present hour.
Nine out of every ten men whoso
names are signed to a petition couldn't
tell you what It’s for.
The armless wonder, who writes vlili
his toes, is never handy with the pen.
\Ye have not baan without
Consumption for *0 yaffra.—Lt
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WILL RE-Oc>EN SEPT. 7, 1898. **•
..Thoroughly prepares boys foabest colleges.
West Point and Annapolis. Beautiful loco-
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Dr. Naxu'l. W. Murphy, A. 31. Princi
pal, Fayetteville, N. C.
nATAWBA COLLEGE, «
V ••• NEWTON, N. C.**D
NBXT &E66ION BEGINS AUGUST 9, 1898.
Foil Academic, Business and Collegiate Conran*.
Jdtb Music and Art. Ten accomplished Instructors’
OOM Buildings, Apparatus, UbrarleH,etc.,Thorough
work and moderate expenses Pure water and
mountain air. Worthy persons helped. Cataloaur
Free. Forjwrticulari iddress. •**io«ae
HKV. /. C. CLAPP, D. D„ PKEff.
GEORGII FEMUE SEMINIRL
CORSERVITORY OF MUSIC.
Thorough courses; handsomest ...u»lc hall to the
South; large pipe organ and 25 new ptanoe re
cently purchased; large campus and grmna.
sldt*. 1500 feet above ges level, natural mineral
waters. A $450 Everett piano to be given bent
music pupil. Several scholarships. ' A. \\
Van Boose, H. J. Pearce. Associate Preai*
dents. Lock-box 8, Gainisvilli. Oa.
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8IXTT SECOND TEAR BEGINS ffffFT. 8,1898.
Eleven Professors nnd Instructors.
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