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V fetHlltM «•»**» Mi «* wm» mi wM »• ft liry «4 I trtrt, ftMK^ ftHaf tftM •• <•> — ft«ftf. 4a4 r» vTfcifti «h% mi r ftftH AM bka WftftM M CIM vtU ft ffMft, U J«»y* kla mftrb lo tfelftfc bli pftftcll *nd »!•»• M«4ft, And la writing bt* word* wllb Iftb For tt Joy* HabaaloMb 0 Innorant child I Could you gueai the truth, Tou would mW of the year* to atay Mid the ilate and pencil cwraa of youth, TIimI a tear w|ll wa»h away • For out in the great big world of men, The wrong* we may do or think Can never be blotted out again. For we write them all in ink. __ —Niaon^WaUfman. rT ^** d o* a* before. , Oeapftir took bold of me. 1 thought of Ada, of our approftohleg mawrlage. of lh« prepArtitoot which had r>o«n made, and the plane which had been formed. ...—•, - , How bright the world had teemed but a few momenta before, and how keenly I bad anticipated lie plcaaure i And now it waa all over. I muat think no more of entering again the bright region above and sharing in the joy* that awaited me. I was doomed to die —to die a lonely, solitary, horrible death, and to lie in a watery grave ABO People said I was the luckiest fel low living, and I ouite indorsed their opinion, for 1 had not only entered into possession of a decent little legacy left me by my uncle, but 1 bad also won the band and heart of Ada Miller, the prettleatand moat charming young lady Id the whole county. People a aid her father waa Im- meoaely rich, and that the would come In for a handsome fortune at hi* death; but what cared I about that? For hart 1 not suttcieftt for ua both, even If she were peaaileas * Aad did 1 aot lava her with the whole strength of a pure and dlaiatereeted love V l caoaot begli to desert be her to you. for the task Is ouiM bsyoftd me MuAee It to sa t La s»• admired by nit who treww bar, ead !»*vew fty ftot a few. The letter%irvemilaftres reaead to awtsrft me • b»a uacw 1 heewmo bsr mr»yM< ***** tM-sga beksre that V m# |« .Miwasiaaed ms • grwat 4«m of a smt«— atgbt IW eme tweee la amrttewM bad 1 Mwa As I held on to my feeble support and thought of all this, my brain reeled within me, and I feared that my reason musf give way.. .. _ jl / l Death instead of marrlftgeT^ Wbat a contrast V Ju* 1 when l ought to be leading my bride to the altar and stepping across the poitalof married life, to let go my hold here and fall Into theeold, relentlessbrmsof Death! And wbatof Ada then? Surely she would sorrow, and grieve, and be dlsconso- Uut Horace Hishlon! What of him ? Might they not become man and —But, no, the thought waa tortur ing. and drove me la a tit of frenzy lo shout again with aii my might. But it was all lo vain, f"r oo one heard. Bow lbs night passed I cannot tell, neither do I know bow the morning hours dragged on, for I waa numb Ith cold and fatal with hunger and gue. 1 only know that after wbat to me to be ngwa. Wuft ‘ or. nad n volnft called oot from you Vbrr*. t rad *" tart i* atm.I >s W* my nsowlh. nad uf • v i waa aaah s U> utiar a Al .net i mr me red, ta a fatal •I ft »■ -•••• • §mi i mat lawfts A llrmb y« B V . bftl IWftM of sr«ad dally ~CHftr oaa mlllloa eat ski la the far trad* aasuaily - Horses sold al » oants da ta Mouth Dakota, raoeatiy. —fjlaagow, SoolUnd, la to bava international exhibition 1* 1IWI. —New York expacU n million visitors to the dedication ot 0rant's tomb. —Considerable damage is being done by forest Bros in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. —The people ef Dubois, Pa., con template the purchase of goats for a milk supply. —Projected improvements in the New York City intter front will cost $10,000,000 —Public expoeur%pf hors*flesh for sale is authorized in Denmark, Sweden and Prance. ——A sugar refinery is to be built at Snlinus. Cafr, which Is to be tbe largest in the worlds —An electric ear line is to be built from Meadville, Pa., to Erie, Pa., a distance of 51 mttes. i * single blow of his Inslg- -It is reported that manyinatives in tuTT an elephant can knock vicinity of fbflabf, ^hlna, are dying of starvation. —At the last auction sale of wool in London, Eng., Boston merchants brought 05,000 bairn. ra aay tl barrel heads of paper or p-ilp boards preserve apples better than wood. —A nail-making machine produce* as many nails is • given time ns were lormeny mads by n thousand men. —Two boys, eacn aged 11 years, have been arretted In York, Pn, charged with buigleryaad burse steel- jl**. / —Tbe oidaet woMfta. In Heading. 11'a. died, ftged Ita* year* Jest before her lest iliaete she dee | walU — A mee has bsee arreeled la I’ltle- • vergft l*a sftergsd with g'arw-y * f —mg I u 4 • • •*% Irelaed Is I Add. —There ift a vlllftgn called la New York tut* — There are more republics In tbe world than monarchies. —Nothing sxoept the mint can maze money without adrertlslog. —“ Learn to labor and ti> wait." Do not forget that labor comet, first. - If we have good In us It Is sure to come to the surface whenever It has an opportunity. * , —Education is a good thing when it ues-eot directly unlit n man for work ing for n living. —There was never but one original min, and that was Adam. The others are imitations. —Affliction is a good school; but mt si people would rather be excused from attending It. —There HTone kind ot cSbhed goods that goes off quicker than any other— gunpowder. . V , ZII - .When a man considers himself as “one in a thousand,” he naturally re gards others as ciphers. —With -j niScant down the strongest man —Tbe use of tools does not wear them out so rapidly as do the sun and ram. rust and exposure. —To the end of the world the most delightful people will be those who mind their own business. —The lohnbltnnts of the United States consume more l bnn bmf the qulnleo produced in the world. —A tender heart hurls utcasloa- ■ t'y . out noeody who has tried eiil s sc bangs It for tbe other bled. —A New York mas made ever all his vroevvty to bis wife. Abo eloped, ‘ end is L aua la the pswrhiiass ► ^-r n.i a v.-s d ..a y be cne- viaerd that It pay* I* ha gwad. they * I ee slda'I ft* kept wet of aba rob with a -i gwa B • —** »*epa, why de wa wish paspfa a el Maarf 0 {thirst sery * s t a«age ha* a I •a lab* w-a #ea | ’waWMa• *a Mba » n* 4 St a i »asi a * — Her* aw . M «»a bs a * pasa assag SS tease that ha SBM^ att f Mam* sa iMs atha m Ae MB hsad papawt ft* (*■) | s pwdM tarp a aaaaaa waa wasp XdMMBhAlBMM sBprah «e> esaasa « -Canadian appls growtrs say thal “* k « owtapicuousashow- ^h1s Is the district of John C. Cal rnm to fa* Tbs l‘rse»d««t bss sppaisUd HSUM M. Hswall, of>Metee, lo be savoy vatra ordinary end minister plsaiputrattary to Uawall. Harold H.Aewali galfted promlnroce during tbs laslcampa'gn by reason of bis advocacy of the K— publican ticket and pisiform, allbough nit father, Arthur Bewail, was the nominee of the Democrat* for Vice President. Mr. hf-eall had the en dorsement'of tho Maine S natOr* for the Hawaiian mission. He was a Dem ocrat until two years ago, when h‘ became a Hspubllcaq. Hu js about 38 years old and is a graduate of Harvard. D O., af l*hll r __. ad tbe lei toe. to tbe New Yprh Observer, Dr. Hoyt Is a aatlve of Beech Isiaad. A. C-. aad Just before the war Lo was pastor of Ibe Presbyterian church at Abbeville, A. C., so that be is qujte familiar with tbe history and charac teristics of the district described: Tbe district compt'lsud wilhtu acircle of a radius of sixty miles, the centro being near Augusta, Ga., and etnbrac ing counties in G.-orgia and Hputh Gar olina, is one of the most remarkable small areas in the union in respect of the number of national characte a it bos produced.''H ire is where many of what are known as thogreaf •Southern Questions” originated, of had^ their ablest and most earnest support or an tagonism, for it is uwtewoitfey^JJtiut both sidesof these great questions have always had powerful advocates. This district gave birth to “nullifi cation” and “secession.” It has fur nished the country one candidate, four vice presidential can didates, a two Speakers of Congress, four cabinet ministers, and several mreign ministers. And yet-nune oLlheaa.men _—A young society woman, of Marion, came from a town - of 'more than 2,000' -Iftdr-,-oae-ao^udgwd Insane by a or 3 000 inhabitants; nearly all came > * - from the country and the plantations; and the total population to-day, of all the counties, is only !80,000. It is doubtful whether any other territory of as small s ze and population in the r-About three months ago a resident of ^Fairfield County by the hame ol Hay ne became tbe happy father of a triplet of sons. Ho named the boys respectively William, Jennings and Brylin, and-photographing them sem a copy of the picture to their Mu>-trious- amesakc, Hon. Wn^-JemHegs Hryaa. Toe youngsters are all doing tincly. Haaffcat. tbe « A msiag slay s*se «asb af ebl boon, who *»ecame Vice President, SCo rel ary o f War, Secretary of State, and who was fur years a great Senator of the Lotted States Andrew Jack) was bora just outside tbe limits of tbis | district, ta Sc*elb Carolina. William . H Crawford,' a candidate for the Prrw- * ttfracy la 1*1*. came from leit d strut deuver !■ tK« elec turn «4 that irar. Craw to d , Bs»ard the rsccivsA 41 elector a* votes. And r* s I •htcb th« l. ntei) Markaoa m J«aa Qwlwrjr Adams a* 14**.»ord w |u ! aad Howry C*ay 4f» Tbe etoettao As-, Amertoe. leg threes late tbe House Adams eas —y^a Aa aftesea witb tAe assUtaavw af Oaj * T - ?».'rae*o*M »w w»aafti > sea y—m 1 1 st ^ j M ^ I tom af the a.sa'r. W SS <sasw Baa • m t **»ary af |M frusaary aa* Mtatoftar ts — A ssy commission aud will be sent to an asylum. While suffering frtiniucnta aberration recently, shy armed lit re, i with a revolver a«d created a sensa tion by holding up a crowned streei oar.. She was placed under arrisC —Will the Panama Canal he Imin after all? Dredges are al work, ma chinery has iieen ordered and paid lor, and about 3.UUU uuo oo the pay-rot. have to earn the OiOOt y by guud, honesi toil. Thera are no alMi»r*s for any body, and oo taint of scaaua) is sllat i.- cd to thaaew ragima.. —Ths Archbishop Id lo k *4 May dower 1 dJkmf 1 • a* • •» m a ra'Hstoamw* sf Araassfts Bus • IkdB mm |4| • WUfc i Ai fAlvA# 1 w% JASi • sfimm*** mi mm A*hnb -'kfcMM mf u m * •<. ssa. ma as aftaa *■*■ * ** *4 , of a bin—a af MmaH ■saatag Ams* «a* a PBBB •• bb mtbm • Mm •OUTKSIIN RAIL WAT. Aaar*; a vadMaaas orw*tJia « dtmasvd rwadHtoa of tA* ft sasfa. WAsaartaa staiaa llaoa it ta maHifa svltfi rra of hid wet tmabto To tom qaeftt desira ta aritato or pale ta the book, Is alto rooelscing pro f Hal tha kidneys and bladucr »tw •»ut of < rf«r. WHAT lo HU. There Is comfort In the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. K lmcr s Swamp-Hoot, the great kldnry r< medy, fulfills the every wish in r< I'fVl.ug pain _ m the back, ki(lo<,)>, lH, r, hiadder *nd every part of the urinary parssges. It correuts Inability to hold urine and scalding pain In passing it, or had ef- t frets following use of liquor, wine of!' baer, and oveccomcs that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times during ther bight lo uri nate. The mild and extruo; >ttnary effect of Swamp-Root is soon n alized. ft stands the highest for its wonderful eures of^the most distressing cas -s. W you need a medicine you should have- ’he best.' Sold by druggists, price fifty, cunts anil ope dollar. For—a •ampleholtl*?and pampfili-t, bot h s<-nt frn" hy mail, ou-ntion The Burcw, H People, and eeml your fu'l p, ft i (lice addr« sa Ur Dr. K luit-r A Co., Btngl am- ~nn, N. Y. The pn’prit-trrr t f this uaper guarantee:, the genuiccnets of this *4Tor, - SOUTHERN RAILWAY. rtsDMOMr am u*i • r -i Ass. 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Suddenly, and without a moment s warning, the ground gave way from under my feet, and I felt myself fallirg headlong down, down into the depths of the earth. How far i fell I knew 'not at the time—1> learned afterward that it was about thirty feet—but 1 expected instant death when 1 reached the bot tom, and without doubt that would have bevn my fate had not the bottom of the hole been filled With water to h considerable depth. This broke my fall, and a^so by its coldness restored me to my senses. I struck out on coming to the sur face, and swain around to find some thing to which I could hold on. After a considerable time spent in searching, during which the full horror of the situation began to dawn upon mo, I at last discovered a piece Of woodwork fixed in the side of the pit. This I eagerly grasped, and, resting partially on it with half my body in the water, 1 began to consider my position. . 1 knew atones the plMs into which I had tal Isa, aad a. in* it ryia< iroat kaowisdrv Had I eur*sd m)*" 1 towa so carries* a* u It was as old. dfeassd 1 toss t tors luv (****• > Am H s as .» a s *4 i4 > ams f sssw wsi tod * ‘ * bmf msas mal sm*toe* Hut aw aasosr cams to my erIs* A mhmJ spiasli s aocsrdm' bis M l (bra ad ss. .tilt aa«l ilira! a* tbo grass I toward arousd fur hr I w, bus no help sa* n«-ar. and overcome with weak er**. faligus. and horror, I fall sense less lo the ground. When 1 came to I found myself in the same posttlun, and knowing lha it was extremely improbable that any one would pass that way, 1 put forth all my strength, and dragged myself with great difficulty in the direction home. . • When 1 had gone a mile or so I en tered upon a more frequented road, and soon fell in with those who render ed me all tho assistance'! required. My story caused a great sensation, as you may be sure, and for a time was tbe one object of interest in the place. Ada looked upon me as one given back, from the dead, and rejoiced ove^ me accordingly. Her joy would have been complete had it not been for tbe unfortunate death of Horace Rishton, for that naturally east a gloom over tis all. Ol course, his death was put down to accident, and much regret express ed at the painful occurrence, but I, who had seed the whole thing, knew it was no accident,, though, rightly or wrongly, I kept the knowledge to my self. Wbv should 1 blazon abroad the fact that Horace Kishtoa, after gallantly .saving my life, bad deliberately ds- Woytdhuowa? It swuid have btso a poor return tor lbs Mr vies bs ftml rwedsfsd ass; «t wsmid bats Jim* as gumt is u.us* •buses* atm aad-vbM '*■•'x.d bis %*mary oa4 absss aii. tt sssmM ha* * b>s« s tsmarn a* mmstaai W* aad Vug # sSusSS-Sa SteMsS 1 ~ A fwaSStg • Us SI V^z is*-! to I sr f si to* I s iuhSi Us a# J-as mg (mm Map msssml _ | —Tbs fetbdtf trsatod barm la tbs gss» Is bswss i tbagsau* bsvss is lbs ia*v bssss . tbs oafs barm is tba high *q*a> bad Is tbs blad trsalmsat cslasd lata del tars- —Tbe Agrlcsltsrml Iks port meet has l**wrd a statemsat ebwwiag that tba Mississippi djud cover* aa area of UUU square mils*, bavieg a popula- »' •> aa4 toed stopgap* •- a k pa**r alas*‘to-*4*1 Ass*/ tan a* a swmaaiaass 1st r trade to tae assto las rssmt IB tbs t%4-*!a0tM* Istsads is isassird as 4to*aM a** 1 * 1 — *1 user Natoriy II thto reft* I • bats sar- rsadsn I to tba eatbwrtt*** •A toi as ta tba biaadard «dl Mam . abtoA orwaa Ib« baa* qssbaaaa H*vsr at (tlirsa's Fsrrf, I to, isJOTOT'OTV .bad d*arnr* ta teal vieiatt| —Ta* Glass bora, N. 4., board of brat lb ordered a (ami/ to move wot ot tow a because tbsir filthy bum" was a (uen see to lbs heft. I a of tbe town *sw*# to 'ii as sts Ml ibs iRRa a s*’**t tbs. . t ! tioa of ararly 4(M.uUt>. with farm* aad livestock valued at filU.UUJ.UUO. ateads by placing a line of steamers —Tbe lime to do a good thing is victween Hritisu Columbia ports and when you can Unimproved nppor- (boss of Mexico and Central America, tunit e* never return. If you find It _ Uarlotf lhw 377,000.too#ol fish, in your power todny and here t z help i eldu , ive of tbctI ^n, were landed in a.iruggliog soul, youare guilty before! vValus. The value, in- ‘tiiuding shell fish, placed al $27,550,- 000. Stoss mrna torn | TV*** whs er* tatarsofisd lag •*> stoa to*S4*r* ss*.I trsms to-*** fsi ssss tfts res S>rvtoBto 4 twysgu to tbs l**-*r r*gts>S« by bssdtsb sc It SIS* Is. sb cB ■ a* p»»t I"to* d lost asmsssr at tbs tribtoto to«»tosai **s.ag to oblbluTb^it ■ltd* I and s< atb- r . but that tbs Su'q -•* 1* rrcviVtSg lhr w uorst sitestlw* is *50*a I by the rvmsraahie voyage r>«*ai j made by a ttoiloos sauted Tour to* it'lun. which accomplished the jours*) j of 008 kilometers > t75 miles j from Paris It is proposed tat develop Caaadian t 0 Ageo. This record has never been surpassed in length, except bvjtwo ascents during ! •OT • * • A, *4L m mm iR»»f RMRRHi fl^lMMRi | OTOTtoT., sw *Tb' <m»| /RmRotwmotri * 9 #OT R—IBRiOT 4BM# • Mbs- m t MR »4|-fcOT#OT. R 41 «'* ti *90*99 k $9 R •» 4 * pi m 1M 4R mt 'tWkr mm r* 9 ’?" +mm* —— HM **d 7. I OTrsa W. 1 i «a fTmM >»i Umt. urm* : «•» m !»■»» * illMMBiMl * bOTBb MR d%# od if you tail to stretch out your and. Tomorrow will bp too late. — A building four hundred feet square, witb great ornamental towers, tbe entire structure to be covered with rolled silver, and to contain the min eral exhibit of tbe West, is to be the great feature of the trans-Mississippi exhibition at Omaha in 18518. —“ Ah,” exclaimed tho merchant, coming into the office and discovering one of his clerks smoking: “you are disobeying one of ray rules,.sir. I sup pose you are familiar with the old adage, ‘ Where there’s eraOke there’s fire?’” And the clerk was promptly fired. —A Russian baptism under the ritual of the Greek church is a curious cere mony. A largo wooden bowl is filled with water, and the priest takes the child in his arms, istuffs Madding into Its ears and nostrils, and then plunges the little head under liho water three times, during which time be repeats piayers for the imperial family. ' -A Russian doctor traces the grip noli fish, plac to advice of a b, Ind., a girl Hy the advice of a doctor at In dianapolis, Ind., a girl was severely whipped by her parents to “ take the devil out of her,” and she is now in a hospital. —Tbe post office authorities estimate that *2o.000,(X)0 is annually sent to New York City for stixik and grain gambling, to li ns who fleece most of their customt. . —The Chei-apeake & Ohio Railroad Company," it*:s reported, have perfect ed plans for the erection' of a station at Richmond, Va., te cost about two million dollars. . —A man in Kincaid, Kan., who was recently released 'from an , insane asylum, shot three women and was dangerously injured himself while re sisting arrebt. —The Swiss Bundersrath proposes to purchase all the principal railroads I of tbe country, paying therefor nearly hack to the ninth century. He say# it meanders around for three or four year* and. then retires from busiors* f»w M) year* or more It may be some com tort to those wAo have wrestled with It that it • . gt»* them a rest lm£ tor J- year* so m*** Js*t gna bad, 7:,, NOT M» aad b«*w sat mt tbs bad ,7s. nag aad tbe I2UO.OUU.UOO. the fund# to be raised by a fifty-year loan. —The Texas Legislature baa passed b bill Taxiag Ufa, Ira aad fidelity in from tare- cars. sleep 1 Heisg car*.. mt all "tqstrsa as o assents during the siege of the ballon Ville d’Orleao*,. which landed in Norway,.and the Gen eral Ohiyr/y, which landed at Ausbach, in Bavaria. Both of these distances exceed the record of tho Touring Club by a few kilometers only. Only one of the forty-four ascents made under the auspices of the Society for Aerial Navigation of Berlin, and only tho two mentioned of the sixty- four balloons sent up ;during tbe siege of Paris have equalled tbe distance record of the Touring Club. Incidentally the record for length of sojourn above the earth was also ex ceeded, and many new instruments - re tested and will,have a wide bear ing on tbe proposed international study bf atmospheric conditions by means of stationary balloon?. The balloon itself was made of China ilk and had a ciibic content of 1,700 meters. Five hundred kilograms of ballast were taken, making the total weigh! including instruments and bal loonist, 735 kilograms ; altogether something over a ton. The two aero nauts were Messrs. Ceoge Beaaqon ami Maurice Fannan. The anchor carried waa of an original design, a grapml with two stocks. ' ' The valve was studied with particular care. pertniUiug the gas to escape raplly when the ballooa was to makc a laedieg. without requiring a coo tie aad strata os tbs word to briag iato ploy i tsar very mt ag * tfts la bks JOZ.’Z Tt.rr ) 91 ft*« m vmtfe C m m i a —, sa OT MOT •* <■* 4 * -to to-ms • 4*4* to — 4m •»- • ♦- L.» ml Mr. a*« i* pssM si u a *TCi llie aitit*. J* btgb atu It a liMi Usl bstpg tbst aa *a«*mas4 twy- tl is awswssowy. t* so as ta Vbo TV# f-mw* aa * >4(ot aatomotosg M (kOTOTfi *»»* mm m roiitoss •>*.»***- m. tt sad A ss A 0*4 W. B UkKKV. Bs* 8*11 "»»*t •o«J*n« w’#’*il -o, 0 (l W.A Tncfc. Ben Was* Ay« WOshl- Sit:* tX C a n * V> • B UBKkX. K Usn l b-ipl.. r, . %o*ai zi-aH a u* W A TI'HIC. I J X V. :.T* k« L, WE WANT IO EXCHANGE Pianos, Organs or •FOR- -Good Horsos. ORttNVILLt.