The Darlington herald. (Darlington, S.C.) 1890-1895, April 07, 1893, Image 3
■ MGLEJOSH.
Josh Crane vrns a Yankee, horn and
hred. a farmer on Ylalnfleld Hill, and a
specimen. If some strange phrases
were grafted on. his New Kntrland yer-
nnenlar. <Wwid»eeans<Tf(rCflf{een yehrs
of his youth he had followed the sea.
and the sea. to return the compliment,
thereafter followed him. when by the
tim» he was thirty-five he had laid up
enourh money to return, a thrifty
bachelor, and. hipyinjr a little farm on
rialnflel^.IliU. setter down tp i>is ideal
of life, aM 4eiofc# |he amusement rtf
part of t|W village an oraeiiof the rant
We hoys adored t'ncle Josh, for he
was always ready to rijr our Inats. spin
ns yarns a week lon(j. and fill our
pockets with apples red and rnsset as
his own honest face. With the belles of
the village I'nele Josh had no such
favor; he would wear a piff-tail, in spite
of scoff and remonstrance; he would
smoke a cutty-pipe; Snd he did swear,
like a sailor, from mere habit and for-
gctfnlness, for no man not professedly
religions had a diviner instinct of rever
ence andVorship than ht; hut it was as
instinctive in him to swear as it was to
breathe, and some of our boldly specu
lative* and law-despising youngsters
held tl.at it was no harm In him, any
more than “gosh" and “thunder" were
in us; for he really meant no more.
However, t’nole Josh did not quite
reciprocate the contempt of the other
Mic before long he began to make Bun*
dgy night visitations at Deacon Stone's,
til “Inrush his hat 8’ morning," to step
Ary; end wear a ttlf collar and stock,
instead Of th» opett tic ha had kept,
tltktb* pigd*il' hMt|f afUt Jacket and
UrpanUn had horn dismissed iha »»f-
Woe; srt tho vUlage dirsCtly discovered
that Josh Cfnfie
IChbrtl mistress, “Miss
Uafded at DeaCOn BtOns'S- .
Enhwe'i curnaniC Bilrfnl be I hertf
knew, h'or did it much mattcifi she drill
iWftdst kindly, .Umld. Ihd Wvsbll
SrClfitre that evlt tried to flnuce a dU'
trict school into mannsfs and aritn-
ihetfe: aho llleB'm kfiV' ntenlOry still, I
kit. alight hgufe. With tender brown
eyes, and a sad face, Us broad lovely
forehead shaded with silky light hair,
and hor'dress always dim-tinted, faded
I'ookad an meekly sad, and why she waa
atilt V’itisa" ^rtRicai .sht Jiad besh "dls>
a——a noi aay, sir, answerea uncon-
-■etotw Joefc,- • • •- -
“Not so hot as hell for swearers!"
Sternly responded the parson, who. be-
ingof a family renowned In New Eng
land for no way mincing matters, some
times verged upon profanity himself,
though unawares. Josh threw down
his hoe in despair.
“O r,ord!" s<iid he, ‘,'thcri; it goes
again:' TsWehr! the' et-^-d dogs tain-
it! If I don't keep a gnin'. O Parson
Pritchard, what shall 1 dew? It swears
of itself. I am ‘.lean la-at trying to h-ad
it off, con no! no! I mean confuse
it all! I'm such an old hand at the
wheel, sir!" _
■ r Luckily..forilosh. thi- pa^ias l-i^jb!-':
Were hir^iy better' in' hkhd* tBlut bis
own proMnity. and it took bim now a
long time to pick up his cane which lie
had dropped in the currant bushes
while Josh stood among the CO''ll hills
wiping the sweat off ins brow, in an
.. , smallest profanity escaped tncle Josh's
Lumcc is with , thsmd. r,* . :
and, with the • asoetis devotion of a l
friendj lie comforted!
’the blessed in heaven!”'
j “I know it! 1 lynjoviU ?
Jnigh alxnit lit ff) g T W... r .,,——... _ _ _
jilyin'. <) l.ordy! she s gone ' to lieaVen'y
ami I iia'n't."
soft and
would now and then cringe |
% . > , . v ijnd quiver in the process.
. No—there was no eonso’in^ rndo It wasall for his tfood. he often/mid.
,l1.s].4tlia|t^,#VtfiV^|howb«^ «foe fall W. in
He was alone, and refused*.to he |:8Wi‘4 Knii’a^A- place for • uti rqual term
! fort**d: sol’arson Hitehet niade a ferv-1 0 f years, I'nele .losh had become ^ L^eav'c* (,> f hiirh‘8t6u
cut prayer for the living, that «nr| mlld-spota**. so kind, so meek, that!: ' V
a wan*^ ^lev^synto tlj^nksjfivin'f for
Ilieffk^i.j^and
mnvfncen tlfi
i\o supernatural pow
.oine things aretoodeep and too mig’hty .ijncle .Josh was made a deacon,
for man. Hall celebrated the event by a new black
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.
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Train Xt>. 1. Daily extvpt Snmhty;
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Northeastern Railroad.
(loiNti south. .» t ; r y 'u$M*Wm.
ni
A ft cr ^tod. tsdds ..w>
house, aivi. accordim? to ^Irs. tasey s
story, neither Kle))t nor ate
waifc KOimnv^uit apocryphal, and th;W
|i^iq>ss : asl^a'4ti4'4|(« ^'jtylior
home tf> Vc \ -.{A is the great glory ”f a
hut Vai>, JCew-Jinglarul housekeeptir. Pics, pre-
ca^tc. biscuit, lircad.' sliort-cake.
;s after thMfnnftral^lfoiMMt*, ehv<«W^ifoyfirk*t:'foi(W^«?lW yyvrif
liking liimseif to tlie d rain.' farm, pressed, amtprcseeit ;iC-,iin. VijiA-T tlrc -
prcAAt-il hftiiih. iVfvhl"
found I ncie Josh wl.ittliti'g out a sfff fit 'ffiilliclcy parson till he was quite in the
elotlies-pegs on his door-step. t>ut look- condition of yhar, 1cs I,aui 1 j t ar^l tl^e om-
ing very downcast and miserable. nibus. gladly saw the f-ignnl of n-tregt
“(Sood morning, Mr. Crane," said the from the table,fee.vyi^drawing himself
good divine. j to the bench on the stoop, to breathe
"Mornin', Parson Pitcher, hev’ a j the odorous June air, and talk over
cheer!" . j matters and things with Deacon Josh.
The parsorrlfit^doTOh Crane cleared oif."
the stoop, and-wifttfiUly surveyeiTJosh.' rarfj^and piously the two worthies
ivomleriqgjjq^.
fnbji-ct of j ‘
widower
I he parson kWtc? _ _
“I ho ? o^D,qi^to^CT'i!A^fo
I lie will of TroVtffijnee, mylloar^vWr.
’'ranc?"
'• "No, I don't Bispook!" honestly re-;
torted Josh.
Parson Pitcher was shocked.
“I imped to find you in a better
frame,'’ said hr.
dinging, omvhb nhlslted' peg emj
•SiniM. 1 ! a'S wii#*^iptStfinfci.,
I can't and I d’ii't, ami that's tile whole htott rtlU In UildW .Wsll'a oVi’s
sn't! and I'd 4—• lwt S:lU ,,! ' ri
*ro again. Iiord-O-massy; f Iboked reditor than the di'liUsort r
ti'd-lhyj' ;tbe talked, and at.lon^tihnnme aJAriedlpausc,
'isbi^pcn bysJ»ib.—:. ^ .
^% : eU. fcafenicJSirffo^tiw. ’arc
; WlWrlatiolfn»5i|fft«??St^.S|Sl did
gpt^'out nMafltitit rigte djde’i.it?"
“■Wrs, indSte.’^y igr&k ttMt!" re
turned the parson; “the'trial she has
hwn.foiJ'ou.kftHbeen really, JjJfsseil. and
shows most strikingly the vise of discip
line in tills llfr,".
"tear said Jodi,-^n MMentrc had
livctlj 1 ^on't know hut What t shpnld 'a
i>cett a jwearlh' i#.ni to this thfj: but
,%fi|t,rlileif ;it ojt oOt^ftio I'm
at
tna* li« i«t
.... k»4 lw»* a man b«U»»
ka ifhwtl ker,.*t»4, thafsln eopyibS
iwrrt aHMia, Mine a fatal mistakt,
a Hair girl'a h!»tt a«i4 to
tkrawMt
kifilia half —
n«a day m»i afitiOunrrd ta alii
Mk. (*hd Waa i net! as a JtBdj
iHd tl«»«Ma farlf tjaawl, BaalVriy. Id
Wrta4ttli WW» eonittei k lirlf, a. this
#aa .lR We shkWb t«m) that "MUs
thiHlra Wart a doing to h«r Josh Crane,
'•au» be, w«t't a professor; but aha
didn't wait nobody ta foil on't," m
•verybody did! ,
ft was true that MUs. Eunice was a
K st.r rrllgiotis woman, and though
tone's simple, fervent love-ntak-
[had itlrred a thrill within.her ska
t thought quit* twpossibir, still ska
l aat think It was rlgkt to marry ah
ailgidui Rian, aHd *h« told klm it)
idaek Bruinsw that quit* brok#
Dnele. iTOshi. S«d ke wa«
its farfoio# With jtrofoundr J
r .. an. aver for Mils BuJiilfo, 0M
sia a ^SmwtHo^’lla of ant
i would hska «ut oil his pig-tail,
j tobafcW lie#, SHad ndt tO swedi
Whafsake, biit He Wdld ndt prehtend
tO ha pious, flna lie old ndt:
A #a*r Or tWo afforward, KdWrVir,
fhan ’tfi M o4
ftealiM Wwtinf. and hadaet aaide, H
abject State of penitence and humility;
and as the parson emerged like a fnb
moon from the leafy currants, he felt
more charitably disposed toward Joslj
than lieliad'done before. '
“ It is a very bad thing. Mr. Crane,"
lie said: '‘it scandalizes the church
members, and I think you should ta’ii'
measures to break up the habit."
“What upon orth shall I do. sir?"
piteously asked Josh, " it is the d—dost
plaguy! oh! I awan to man I’ve done .
agin!'’
And hero, with a long bowl. Josh
threw himself down In the weeds and
kicked out like n half-broken colt, wish
ing in his soui the earth would hide
him, and trying to feel as bad ns he
ought to, for his 'holiest conscience
sturdily refused to convict him in this
matter, faithful na It waa in Icea sound
ing sins.
I grieve lo say that Parson Pitcher
got behind an: apple tw*-, and there—
cried, perhaps! for He waa wiping his
eyes and shaking all over when he
walked off, and Josh, getting up con
siderably in a atate of tidst, if not ashes
and snok-elottr, looked sheepishly about
for ills repj-pvcl*,, hut he-WftS.gonc.
Nevei'thelesii, he paid iihotHdc visit th
Josh Ihc next Week, and found him In
»hopeful state. . ..,
" Vro hit bfi't now, Parson Pitcher!"
said he, we, without Waiting for a more
usual • salutation;' ••• “irts'»:;Bhnii!e sho
helped me, she's a master Crctur for in
ventlon f a
When Thru (folk' to Speak, quick, I
eateh up something else that's got the
same letter on thy bows, and l tall yeW!
It gneai—'l else It's sometkln', Jtalloa!
t sea them d -dipper sheep in my corn.
Ciitanut! git adutk ym> fjU'UthdeUdr.'i!
git HaW . He scrambled a«>y
after the atrajf sheep, just IH time for „ vl .,» „„, U vj., .vn» •,. v
the parEdn, whs had iyuletcd ills fa«U ; vixen in ftdsd *j\ »•* nir "‘ 0 than a mild re*
•dfel I
goody! I've swdro again.
’n she a n't herd to lortk .akJOi
do, and i'm grtiiV straight to "
Oil land! there It goes!, ijh dear soul,
can't a feller stop himself ndiaA'?" jf i t
And with that Josh burst into a pas
alim of tenrsj and fled i>us|Tjpfp<jp g>ti
Cr into the barn, front fis^gguia
emerged no more
steps were heard
; paddfol 1 :
bn her posy ; Vcd
•^fafsBr pftcHcr made ait esaeiimu
prrncr. partieularly deriCarttiny On the
usdpf trinJs;'*Bd wlmn Ho came to art,
end and rose to say good night, Mrs.'
toUiOftha tL .vqftis heil. so he had to go
^ |pljnyltB>|w,taking leavo oi her
till the toUtcHJ s ti'aB;fo, to, soy, during the following
r . minjMng Ibm J>rtmAae(fpt through tlvo vlllagii
sugar! three! . that's It! gravel path toward tb^TfaW Wfibif t®it^WHaS)%j#on
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persistent as p.-illlcOj thrust his | hoard to scold ones for months; that
kidflonCuf SiM -bird wiwdo’.vj kiid-rtf mho Wren field her tengue under prove*
p;atod in a londar and more strenuous 1 •atirtli’, the last .fact being;inurtedt’
ktvf; “! a’fi't willin', Pataort Vltchart" | ately •* put in fo*V -by a fop 1 g*H»
Mnipded and investignilrttf bffy», wliH
»'• ! BfoCecdad .tp pull heV leilrtcl buHit's
titers tVas in ike village of Plalr.flald; krungJ^-Vw pickets- and hip Alfo:
a Covt iW^Mfos liausteytr.lhU' Br»t.ist ! , '> 1 kw 'teadi, racelVlrtg for their atfdrt'
. ^ - - - • - - ‘•w&si.jajr. itw«u no mew than a mild re*
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lUors in youth, and had no* r »nsmeH vnem mro npuWgsstttg,
kent oft attUdfain Voutfi. »ft«. — , , . - --
Arise softe was^' *Vltti| dtita rn>d|rtU|itlfii .glfrii i'arsnn [;
Sarah, famtitarla® -WlO 4foHy#**d sU^gltel|p“blwAl,fo.3^?t;ditlo-,t9 0i report, |
ago. that pleasant, and sent tUre
and walked lb W see Mrs. tVarte. whert ’ rt ig
Josh rams badlt, tWIpplng and exclaim
Ing, “J^eppcrgilass! them. J*. ths d-
dttJWtidwieat aitaisp t cVd 1 wer' i ^ ^
This hew spell of "Miss Kuniee's," a* grew up to middle ago, that pleasant, ’and sent'clTreetly fSr Dunoon Crane to ,
Josh always. Called ,hlv Wife, worked ; kindly title Iwlng sadly out of Uycplng visit him.
well while it was new; hut the unruly , with her nature, everybody called her ! 'TloWn ytutr wife, tb-nron?" said lh3 ;
tongue relapsed, and meek Mrs. Crane ! Sail. Ran., and the third generation parson, as s'ortn rts; Jrtsh whs fairly
had grown to look upon lt arshe would scarce knew she had another name. tested in the study,
upon a wooden leg. had that been I Any uproar trt the village always be-: "Well, Parson Pitcher, she's moat ort-
Josh's Infirmity—with pity and regret, gnu With SrtU Ran, and wo-; be to the srtrtairtly changed, f don't beli.-ve she's
the purest result t*f a charity which unlucky boy whrt pilfered an apple un- got riled more'n , otieO, Or gin it to riii*
“rndureth long ahd hopeth all things," ! aer the Overhanging trues of Miss Itaftortyfep, f^rjsOKmqnfh*."
eminently her ruling trait. ! nay's orchard by the road, or tilted tha^ " f '^ery »ln jularl’’ said Parson Pitcher,
Everything else wont on prosperously; well-swarp of her stOny-eurbed well to ll t atrt’glnd for both of you; but what 5
the farm paid wall, and .itish laid up get a drink; rtall was drtwn upOrt thfl of- .iag^a tq.harg wrought upon her?"
mot.cy, but nfver for hHnself, They fender like a Hailmtahntt, and Cuffs ahd ! “Weli!" said Uncle Josh, With a dloar
had no eHlldreri. a sore disappointment nhricks mingled in the wild cborns with '•tftfttiaf' foiKUafoe, "t expect she must ’a
to both their kindly Marts, but all the Her shrill scolding, to the awe and eon- • betl to the winder that night ycu'n I sot
poor and orphan little rides in the. town sternation Of cfory child within half a tnlklH' Bn the stoop about 'dictions and
seemed to have d special Hlnim On their mile, . . j it«l l t-foi tkAtday 1 stumbled and spilt a
care and. Help; nobody oVer went away Judge, i.i«e8, bf .l-nrsort Pitcher's ltd d' rtew milk o.V the kltelt-o i!.>o; l i
hungry frOirt jdvh's dodr, br ndeonm’ed Cninz-ment when, little irtorC than a ihal nllcr-i ritaj li-ef; s,3 t began to saV
year after Miss Eunice's death, Jo>h )-- l liH," r d«it' ( 'l4n sijrry Sail!’ when sho
Was ushered inld his study one evening, ups right away*, and sc*, ser, t>ho---*Yt)it
Cnd after stroking a rteW stovo-plp.i hat han’t no rtoed to br skeered, Josh C'ranc|
for a long tuns, at length his said ho jfott'Vo 1 done* with ’flictions in this
had “com ? to sp irit about bein' pjjh;' Wprjdp l ahaq'tjoevi# geo'dyou no more.
liUted," The parson drew along breath, f aih'lt a goin' to be. made a pack-horsi
partly for the mutability of man, partly to carry-; my-' husb.md to heaven!' an I
for wonder. the never .«ajd no mqre to me. nor 1 to
“Whom are you going to marry, Mr, her, biitshrTbrri nigh ab vtt a* pretty
frane?" said he, after a partsc. behaved ns Miss Eunice ever since, an i
Another man might Hare softened ths t Hope t shan't take jfo sWOarin'. 1 gnesi
style of his wife to be - not Josh. ;t shnrit,ybub do feel kinder CrnWiy
Iron) Portstnoutli, .korfolii t'alelgh, i
front Miss Euriicd’s “keeping-room;'
erdrVbody lOved them both, ar t in time
people forgot that Jdsh swo;-.-; hut he
heVor did; artd a keen pain dlseomfltted
hint When*Vi»r he saw a child look up
tint foMDUrtL the Past, there we* a r*; i,,. „ 1th .
•Lap ^ * nrTtwdrt tf^ur married alirittt ten 'yean
Ml rtllSSTLaJ" WWfl k wtit ? gerter^' Iknlee begat) to show sign;
?i u u ^ Of failing iiealth; she Was. after th ■ !
iu^h J tkisir Yankee Custom, somewhat older than
Si tteW' 1 li'^itk ! her husband, and of too dclicat- a mike
WM*.-*** ««• »•) •»**« M 'S; to™axs. doctor to
s&'AXX&stiSkS:- : i...
n ,iH»2 P tw«V«tl/ncr he never onei n ' ,5 > r ’’ h " w ' 1 " Mistered pbi-t'
wk.flMld.m! dosed with llrand
Ceth's pills, mullert root in elder, tansy,
'ptinibck, bbtpr-sweet, catnip and hone
iojavu IHmnet'r'.ttlx
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Prgnails
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raw and \V utleeooro—'-at Jleuiiettsyille
with y:, F. iV Y. V.ier Maxlon, -MeCollH,
KayellChdHO «a«l OtsWnsiioro.
E. Ii. IyVLE.
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AVusliiiigtou 730U ui, arrives I’rtriia-le
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,7 00 p Ui, HtTlVes WuslUltgluq 8 20 p l|i.
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s No. os rims through Vo eoitontia yin
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N r »U' 0>9hmg closa ronnrr.lioJliwiHi,'W
Cc W. ii. H. torall podiifs NotTh. : <
'TrafoniSbsitW-nrfdoM ftfo vfo
and Fayetteville—«8hort Lin.b*?an«t®(pb
ielose eohneetioii .for all j«fints North,
T. M. HMKUSGN Yfafflc ManSief;
J. It. Kf.NLY, UimeRtl Alaiutger, ,
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■ ' • • • a'Vni, aThAuius9.oq.ji,:iu.:-.' 1 *'
lyf'M.'hi' wdr foidiHg hfti^wd ! P 11 ’?-. mn * n ih Mdcr, tansy
MfteacosiLtl^ ^™*X* e *^*M | M t teas; dried rattlesnake's flesh, and
P° wdM of a mi squirrel shut into a
"Snll Ran,” said He, Undauntedly. kbout being resigned,”
Ttivsnn Pitcher nrosa from hi* chair, ’ |^Ye)[aj[, Josh's troubles were
and with both hands In hl« -pockets nd- nvCrtt • (wtii Ifiin drn
vanecd ujam Josh like horse and foot “Aunt
but its stood hi* grpuni ..., churrlt. and w*. «» gonl in her str -mi
' h-t!, yv *y- rtahfff hnsltan *. in hU mueUnott*.
und
that tin-
fWW prtfHaps xho would have him; so,
With ito further eeremony than reduO'
lug hl» dusty 8ax-‘Coiered h*ir to ordet
by mantis of a pocket-eomh, and Wash*
ihghts hands nt tho pump, away he
Mrnde to the school house, where it was
Miss Eunice's custom to Unger after
school till the flrewusbuwitlovNmmigh
to 1 rake up."
■tosh loof-ed in at the window as he
"brought to," In hi* own phrase, "ntong
side the school ‘tie." and there sat the
Indv of his love, knitting a blue stock"
ing. with an empty chair most propi
tiously placed brsMs her in front of the
flre-pfaee. Josh's heart rose up might
ily, but ha knoeked at li*tie a knock a*
his great knuckles at, ,Id effect, wa»
WiMen in and sat himself down on the
ebnlr in a pttroxvsm ofbashfulness, no-
wlsahalpod by Mist Eunleo's dropped
•yes iftl pofiistent Witting. Bo he sat
red hot oven living, baked until powde
able, and then put through that process
ill a riioDlir, atid administered fasting.
Dearly beloved, 1 nmrtot improvising.
All these, artd sundry Other and filthier
medicaments, Which 1 refrain from
mentioning, did once, perhaps do still,
abound in the islands of this Yankee-
dom. and slay their thousands yearly,
is with the Jaw-bone of an ass.
At length Uncle Josh tackled up
tinker, the old horse, and set out for
dropped her name foi
Sally," and Anally Joined ths
together; but its stood hi* ground. , .j cumssn. and
“Whnt, in the name of common srwss , ,, - ,, ......
: unddecenevdo yon wean ny miiwylng '4 ! tfJhpf)i.iit)t *d:,yt!! , *-tli)sof gifts;
that woman, Joshu-way Crane?' 1 thun- when thc I lalnllo.d boll, on Utai
tiered the parson. t,imn 'My-' 4t>llwl a long series of olgnty
“Well, of you'll set down, Parson ’H"^° l 't
Pitcher, I'll foil ye tho rights ou t; you ^ ^ r? J^Mt ^.,th ha
see I'm dreadfully pestered with thil Htf-^rd fxritAeW.ss ^ih Ue^he youHg
Uorc nwearm ^ray I re ffrtt; I kindet UiiA h
thought It'd Wertr . off if
hep' a looking ttt me,
here Josh interpolated
ing *ob-‘"nnd I'm gettln! so d (—-bad!,
there! you sec, parson, I do swear dread
ful; and I a'n't no more resigned to het *» s ‘ - . rs
dyln* than l used to be,,und. J, cantblan' .F'J.P MlllP 13-) Li VST i TOU-
it so 1 set ' '
I’ve livcil
flictions -and trinls;- so I coneltuled 1
,iv if Mt«v v.idIaa httd almost as hat'd tv task to consol*
*« KiSfemmm-w^to««.
id a great blubber- 1 on alike oecasttm, Inw
Ospe Fsar Mailkin Valiay R, R.:
Condcuseii beUtnlut«i Nov. «7| 1882,
NUHTH UUUND. '
kol'-J. liail) except .■iunday,
iioate Wilmington)
Arrive Fu|«ti tile,'
Leave Fn^eiicvuic,
ouiilordi
Leave C.miux,
Arrive Uffet-nsboro,
uicuiiBi-oro,
i.cuvu Stoac-alate,
.viri.e w uihmi V-VVt-
• i.*UH» fo ' <4 HiliUt V-rt\43'
iiuiui Urtil,
: Arrive Ml Airy*
\ SOUTil bOUXl),
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“ttund-by, Jush!" said ItCV tertdrf muke VJIiWj m)'WbV's v
ica, fai«tlrt| a»Jt.»prtkeji«d,witH on* uli'Wud ’- w yn
own gig.
Miss Fiuntee was carefully examined
by the phyiielan, a pompom but kindly
man, who saw at once there was no
hope and no help for his fluttering and
panting patient,
One morning a sudden pang awok*
fttH fiHrfi'rt mintifo*. every now and ; hwi and her start roused Josh; he lifted
thaw eirarlrtg hi* Ihruat ifi a vain at* iter tm >he pillow, where the red morn;
tempi to irttrodace th* point, tilt at mg light showed her gasping ahd gray
fongth. desperate etimtgH. he Wide a i with death; he tUrtied all Bold,
dash into the middleflf ihings and Wtb* I I
hredptar withi . "MtoEnfllM, tfoegot TO ia 9; , , .
wligisHl I'Hasoi ««t fm to ha a foal ^ptordrapturHtlsiooiioftttd sttftbniwrt
pious man i ranT yw foal to Hav« ma 1 ( S^ ihey moved forever and her head
mtm?" ... j- , , i f«U c*nu on Jcsh'aahouidcr,dead,
what httoteuAiee s UMia tfoWMlni! Tp e r* the neighbor,who "did chofof'.
lip* answered, 1 cantiot siiy, but t know f (ir j n t 0) fmtnd the two wh>n she
* Was satiafoetwy to itbah, ftff his Brst ( , nn1e j H The Wonfortt that Sirs. f!«»cy
e eretil Impulse, after he gaiHcfon up j,(, ,vlfo from his arm. and laid
Dow words, waa to dlusp his hahd* ^ rr p u tlent, peaceful face back on its
pillow, Josh flung himself down beside
her, and cried aloud with the passion
and carelessness of a child. Nobody
oeuld rouse him, nobody could mOv*
him, till Parson Pitcher came in, and,
taking his hand, raised a«d led him info
the UeaplHg-rMiD. There Jn»ll brushed
„ - . - ...» . pff themia* beforebht dfoHshed eyes
K wSifeyr - j*“ htt,e ''?**"*. -** Un,u{ ’ ^
set flgeringon Itout anill guess (jl© jorlntllgestion, U3C
•oil too easy, hunt had enough n TV r.’ia vt 4 C T D r,T\I P. T T T IT P
sunbury where there lived a doctor o| n.cttons und trial.,- ^,1 conclude,! 1 BROWN S j«OWJBIIlLKb
some e-ninence, and returned in tri- heil oughtor-Aiaput HStt.se f #i*i u x aWr n
-wr->»• **>»' i - hu ^•srsMMmxt Sf#umt o.
Irrive ijrvdMslioiP,
LquVo tiiqunsliovo, t
: f. J. t i%
, Siiu'lord,' '■
Arrive i a'\cuu\ iilc iji
Seui*; Fuj cticviiie.
dcnly I hfoiyflit to min'd Sail Ranywhe
is the
about ’■ w- >»,„ - ■ 1 , -.y—
he the mdttest. to g-'-oat-o'-Bipi-ttiiU J.i' :
could get to tcwtm^-imty'hti*d4Jhnji' 1%V;«
rekk-eted what old Cnp'n Thomas used ’
to say when I was a boy «la>ard of hi)
whaler; Hoys,' Su* he, 'you're allci-ssri
to. hay you* way,, and yi “
mipci »q P&ty Mdar
and any—"Amen," as if somebody had
Osiccd a bfosWnifi perhaps he felt that
he had received tme id Ml*s Euniee.
t’ltchev, i Wflrt't B'-gbirt
n way fo qunrfol With
ggln, «Ud I don't crpeiit
such tenable With )Uo
hed siuCe Miss EtmiCi
swan l it give up ruajo:
seoln' it's Sail!"
Hardly could Pareon
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inokv-i 4'i'sighi at i’arsoti Pticlicr,
When spring eaffle,- they were mar
ried. and ware happy, TanWea faalilmi,
withtm* oommeni nr demmietratloi,, b«i
fery happyi Uuele Josh united whit
the ehuirV »fl4 ww «o dlsgrifoc fo bt»
HMjpnyti and dxaePtfo (tie tWug
... .. oufriweMl Vyliiiy did den-met,
^r?! x* Sr ig£ XSJt I d* i-« rfr ‘!" r * 4*4* «m. a.*, it k.
of dagoilfomsiued," and Was noi to ha 1 « ,ri ' •j”
5a«y aSodi At length PhCson fopded the parson, “il l* the will of
pitoher, bsing greatly reundallaod at 0*1 and you must be content,
gosto •apletives, Used iitdnu'fllV in « 1
aomeWhst mfolfal meeting on ehurcl;
business "for in prayer wettings he
fiOtw answerml any wlU to rise, lest
this singular creed at dqrtyiijyi or tUp
shrewd and self-satisfied, yet HdrlSst;
cxoreesioU Of fs-c witll which Jtish
rgaffa'Nt. Frp?!'*)- big him,;
This Medhiliii'
only two dose* e»*5 .v twriiiy-fovti' ti tir*
w ^"aml .'* mi iiii'd! ire eme fur oi'g lull-
iijfs^aglctUrc nod nil KHo -y direuws ..Li;
1 Wtw slrleturo wit boot i.mi, .to.--n-i
tiina* '•Plk'dco or tin- l-s of otic, m-oi* '■»;•> !' fiiiv’ K
■ Hitoifiotii any »-iii|ili»jr!ii- ; m. No ; hIii i: & ii- • iil.L W * .....
.* lii)thmW,C')iii > i!ii ., iioi.-s-i lii.ie un-!. ' : .;i,; r i>viu.iu^ti-i.\v«.i-ji
stand ivuiniiicihiiiii-.. It cun-s {travi-l or >toiie | So. HI, iJ-Ov ofocpi dtintjsJ:
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;lmiffrii'DreY)fTTiir a eudliiu-iii nr Ho.
powder.
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seif ,0
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tn pttliil.h Its WKlttw t" Wat'Vy.LtsIf, nult'i
when ItU odd p:i,'ish)rt)io!' was out
^ in-hog himsiufMhh a w
fit Of larnfllt-V. Iltuf'bt !tfo*ftugu!sh:ihIFt | l(1 , lllk(iv ... Oninilirt,; Its Use, I j:
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iiCnuit* ic.- lwti, t’Aiiiiiu* ix a if. .’i.to - . ii UMiiu h-'j,
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I'shfo *.i .\fKt-: -- . ‘
habit skimld gat the batter of him and
t hnak the very simirv* he might eakm-t)
•irsuu PltahwhlMMlf marie « pastoral
R 11 at the farm and found it* mast?)
(He garden horing eorn manfull/i
"•iHod dagi Mr. Crane!" atid the old
m mm rtWt ,^ !
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1 can’t! I c&rt’i! t ain't a going to,"
lobbed Jusll-^'' 'bi'n't ito uas talkin', II
|*d ortty 'XL'.-i’fod suiitethiii’, il’s dial.--—
drtefor; *.ih, Lord! I’ve swore, and Miss
Eunice ii dead! oh molouj goody!
what b* 1 a go! o' io do? oh d*nr, oh
dear! oh Miss Wttflieo!"
Parson Pltahcr vould nut urmsinilH"
(he poor folioWT grief w»s lim deep,
H’hti aould ha thinli of tn *on»o;e him
ilaaptisi j cumforl to Die li,-
vaUif »iauf "Hi
over .tosll'x piiteht I'hrlxtiaHirer.
(!r.-;it was flic tislOnishnient of ih.t
w'lole cmign-galHm on Sunday, whert
Jo- h's Intentions were given iVi>m thy
puljdl: and sirnngely mixed und hesi
tating the eonffr.it t nt-'in* I, ■ received
after h-.- marrjiybH "dUelvAuoic. phiue. In
the. ftiiimvlog’ vVcekr'' PS^itjr I’D a’
I Will Ifjflifi'l IhVd' III f
¥5!^."»'-'rtraiei5s Bi, tinnford, w itb
W J b 'Lbbi for Irtl'dUit, Norfolk;
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Iiy oi-dcl'lilg direei noiit nlit will I,- riyblt thY^tf’US r.A) Tv^tVin.dL M
sent Iiy tindl ioi nt) jnt ul jii'hv.J?:
Li liny |iiii‘i Of N o'Dr foi'iflibi, H.
a rriiate. vvteehernia pi
ilosl; s pr-oj-'l-t: ntld lul l loffekmo* 1 . <!f’' L' j ,iaJ,s’ Having* Hank of i(:;|-ihn !i
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ar*. its scolds Iti-iiaigt affabut iff i|fi .it-hi
I'eVet'a-- Lut ilie i oie b'-kab? Kli-.* kriO
i.'iii fariii 'luf-is-' gyitliefiy rtlc«h. fifi!
svei'y ^iirmeiit of hac.bosri.n.ikir'dpor
iihtt , T wirN
iytp S' 'Wifw a. "fo-stf
Ah&i . ty? nmkSHti****
S3 SHOE un/iSihu.
Jail enter 8foi3i:n« foi
Octuieairs, ladles, l:oj» and
ttiMs* aratbs ;!''£: l :*V
Bfist In thft World,
so* -aeimripiu* *'iwrni6-
' meet wMch wPI v.-jkm la
tsii« piow. •. f
Take po Suhvlituto,
litit UiMit fU hXrAflB > AV. I*.
aamo ftnU. iipJce eubiihjd ca
bottoms Holtt by
ilrt-oni. Dr.rUngt.iii. S. (!.
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row fee A i-eak/
ail worn out tako;.'
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