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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-05-26
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most OF the late Standard WORKS OF Medicine.
800
One hundred dollars will be paid to any physi-
elan who can prove that the Medicine ever in-
jured Il Patient aud the testimony of thousands
can be produced to prove that it does great good
Cases of from one week to thirteen years stand
ing have been effected. The mass of Voluntary
testimony in possession of the Proprietor, voucli-
ing its virtues and curative powers, is immense.
embracing names well known to Science and
Fame.
Personally appeared before me, an alderman Of
the City of Philadelphia, II. Il. Helnbold, Chem
list, who being duty sworn does say that his pre-
paration contains no Narcotic, Mercury or inju-
rous Drug, but are purely Vegetable
II. TsIELMBOLD, Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 23rd day
of November 1854.
WIN. p. HIBBARD, Alderman,
Price 81 per Bottleo or Sir for SIS De-
Hreredsto any address,
Accompanied by reliable and responsible Certf
Gates from Professors of Medical Colleges, Cler
| pymen and Others
| Prepared aud sold by
H. r. HELMBOLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, No SO, Soutl
10th Street, ASSEMBLY Buildings Phila
For sale by Ward a. Jones, and by Barton &
Co., at Ok0lOna, Miss.
Bemare af Couuteyfeits.
Ask for Helmbold s-Take no other.
| 10 Cures Guaranteed.
Oct, IA, '5o. Sly
|
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JUDGES.
NUystts n

Gen. Charles Williams, of Noxubee !;
Maj. B. H. Sheppard, B. B. Barker, H.
Gillespie, l. III. Jarman, B. S. Trice, of
Monroe county; Jno. Ne Simonton, of
Itawamba co; and r. A. Murdoch, Judge
w. +. Tucker, S. p. Gates, L. O. Walk
err, Chickasaw.
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Implements of Husbandry.
Products of tie Field.

4 'o""etu q '7to 4 FFtU'
Corn, largest yield acre.. ..--...---..I1
provided it makes Is bushels.
Cotton, largest yield acre. ...........20
provided the yield Is equal 1000 lbs.
Wheat, largest yield acre. 30
provided it makes ~. bushels.
Oats, largest yield acre. Overwhelmingly
provided it makes 90 bushels.
Corn, best bushel ........... ......2
90 in the ear for farming nurpOsps .
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-05-26
FOURTH DAY.


The exercises open this day with masked
Tournament-each competitor choosing his own
characteristics
Hogs.
Best boar A
sow a
" pair pigs under months a
Largest hog 10
Jacks, Jennetts, Stations.
Stallion, best all work IS
+" in harness 10
Jack, without regard to age Is
year and under 8
Best jennett 10
. year old colt in harness 8
target shooting 60 yards, rifle 10
Rolling shot gun 40 yards 10
JUDGES.
Col. Jno. S. Topp, Pontotoc co John
English, Monroe co; Jno. .Ratliff of tia
wanda co; G. G. Shannon, d. +. Fitz-
patrick, DIR. Atkinson, Chickasaw.
~ The charges for entering articles will be
20 per cent of the premium, as heretofore.
All citizens of the State. whether members
or not, enter as equals in contests for premi.
ums. All manufactured articles must be exhib-
lteu IN the name oil the maker, and no premium
Will be awarded when it has been discovered
that snch is not the case nor will any article
be admitted on exhibition unless made in the
State of Mississippi.
The Secretary will be on the Far Grounds
on the 10th Of October, the day preceding the
tirst exhibition day, for the purpose of receiv-
ing entries, and ii is hoped that those who can
will make their entries TN that day, so as to
avoid confusion while the exhibition Is going on.
The Board of Directors indulge the hope that
those who have been designated as Judges may
Ind 1t convenient 10 attend and serve, but if any
should be unwilling, or unable to do so, they
will please notify the Presden, as soon as prac-
tlcable, that others may be nominated in their
stead
The several Committees of Judges will please |
signify their acceptance by reporting themselves
ut the Presidents stand each morning on which |
day they are appointed TO serve.
+. HODGES, Pres't'
Z. ii. WILLIAMS, Sect'ry.
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The exercises open this day with masked
Tournament-each competitor choosing his own
characteristics
Hogs
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prtISLaeIS 4ta.

LIstl Sue ; I'd
eY- VIRTUE Of s1rns At ab.lrf,, t,e 5s.
= Dec=!"s:r, SIS 1T" alTsiiisa Civ. Ii II.
1872, from Sll! i0Nty;to a,n.ss W,.t all CT r,f- IA
day recorded in the ClrIss of:e Of u4i, tsu1: csd
We TIE said fEus: VII sci: Hss. il. IL
lie auction Fri!.iy ne 2 kJ ~ S5.,tel,s. 80,
ncf,4, afz d sasrc4t6 lIE.s N IL
eI0ig1 tte IT. e. Church. o,r ~ i,ltas S
S;''t'e HAeeliR2 t1ie Iron 'el1l irrsra AN a:h.t
goods mentioned ia sail leeds nl jgr in sail r.,'elc.
conststingh part OF NJ thogarg l.li TrIon
taGles book cases, al neio '.u 10 ggsses, Or
DsdS &c, Sc Also, chest of E1r ,enter's tooIs Nor
benches set Of hosting blocks with the roDes :, h.e
machine and aIgers, aud m6rtIcing inaeliIfe.
IkRas OF SALF-For all suns no: exceeding p ,lo?4-.
CASH; for all sums exceeding IS dollars, cr,ii; OF mas
days, the purchaser giving hts
endorsed, with interest Tr a; he. DAG If saie.
JAMES 81. STOUT
r,,-.. !. - JAMES S.sWGEENT.
oEo' 8s.- n4CAHAMI fTuafSes.
-f-z Auctioncer. 5l.!2f.
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To Inc Bc-DrusEcd 0Hd asotsonct, CIrIzcus
/ OF IyhceIim.r n nd -N.icin 49,

OF wheeling and Vicinity
You are Oyerrun with deluge of The vilest compounds in
the form of "AlcOholIc Drnks ever etana
that pest ofsocety the LIQUOR MIxER They are sold to
yon as luxury, they dispensed to you as Mvd
cine, and in etherc use the effect is the same.
There is but one way to escape that is to USE as
luxury or medteament safe and reliable smuaut
understainp and SEAL which certain that ii
not been tempered with. Such a5,rtlclcis
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gin
which is distilled under inspec8d Of tie British Govern
ment is decaely favored (lnke any Other GIN with
sons Of the most valuable rector Q! the Vegetable
Kingdom and isby far a healthy beverage extapt
TnE MOST RnSRSF EuRoax AND AxsnIC,
only recommend It's useby the hale aud hearty, hut pre
scribe It as medicine where stlmulant Is required
TEE FEMALE SIX wilfud II noony pleasant Cordial,
but Certain relief in suerngs periodical character
ASALHTlcA CHEMISTS OF ALL perfectly
pure, andi;s restorative merits Incompatible. -
Sold only inquart and pint bottles alpRudGis4s Gpo
cxRs, &C. = : -
For sale 10 Wheeling va by 7. IT, LoaAN& CO., Al Main
street. =, b. uNsToN, JIG Market ST. and others
EDMUND Q. cHARLEs, General Agent
myl7-dAwllm DEPOT. No. 40 BROADWAY, NY
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: rWaluable Farm for Sale.

OFFER tle following tracts oflnud for acre,
50 acres. and y acres, all stuafet
10 sresk in Marsha! Co.. Va within Two rees o a d
OF the Her'P!ied Railroad. F,eSr all
'o less bottom land, uuder III state of cultivation a
are among the best ia'ilS in tins country, both r.
ness Ofls0il, aud pcLstNr T! drS jFat;
has fine stolo DTSein lse anil COOL orchard,
one of tn most rlig,tfpl c,'l seats ilti IA h. f
ItRlsotocF hS Of nil ,;. with ci.,rl
joining the above. Th.se lands th.rl
Ing Possession will I've pi"G;i tis Fat- NEeip4 aer
the farms, viii sLuT t'ls lgts, All Jtrsnns
clase viii app!tto H51e ita2 -ls.I.i, il. .Is, !r
Va, who is my authorizes SD sai
RuE26-2wG&w = p - ELIES b. U.L'IANzAS
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TnB habitual confscation of English papers
sent to Paris has induced the correspondent of
a London print to inquire into. the fate Of the
Pprloinsdjo Journals; audit appears, as the result,
tia. the quantity seized amounts to seyeraltons
annually the seized papers being sold gforstwo-
pence Or threspenco per pound sas waste paper
after tue lapse of a few months. Thiss fact
arouses the ire ola Briton.
A CREDITOR in Stamford, Conn.,, recently
wrote to converted debtor in New York, re.
guessing the payment of his claim-to which,
at theend ofsallong and badly Written reply, be
advises the creditor seelsffrst theskingdom..
of heaven and its righteousness and all these.
things shall be added unto,yon.R The creditor
had not Thought ofathat rcsource.lE i Is
20; i.=4-l4-,lzsse7>ee ~.
f. ANfEngliSh writer makes. the following con-
IfeSsion:-" Some years agoiI remember writing
that Napoleon went up like rookie ct. and would
come down like the:stick.':. i have come to the
combustion that there was no stick ips.that
Iocket" r.i.!s.
Gov. CnAsE, of Ohio, says::that the Priests and
che Leyite who passed bSs on the other side,
leaving theman who fell among thieves, swere.s
democratic Neutrality-suspicious.. !" s4sz
-E-++r=-=-+-s '>zess>===z=-----=.f
A.little girl fell. ir.y feet from a window ola
houseiiin, Cincinnati, struck onaa dog which
was standing on the sidewalk, aud escaped al
most uHhurt The breath was nearly knocked
out ofthe dogs body, he soon recovered. "a
--<e.E -----=---
THE Washington u, onnment contribution box
put up in the New York post office yields only
about, half a dollar day, which is decidedly
slow.
7-=-=-st. s---=----+--
Tue fashionable ladies of Paris are wearing
calico dresses to 'church for the purpose of in.
dpcing the.poor to attend Sabbath worship.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-02
Banking Hou 20 for Sac.

TIE Bnnlina House at I,r,.syu, occupied IN ,.,
Deposit Ha:k Of Wheeiipg ownrrl ny ii laan4s;ar-
cIs anu Farmes' Bank, is ,lsred at slIe
be soId'at pabltc auction On that day
For price ana terms, apply ]. Il. DICHEY
! aug22-tts Ti4OS. sweeney.
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MARRIED
sP EcI. A.LMo TT5C=ES.
MRS. yYlNaEoW.

MRS. vBNaBOH,
An experienced and female physician. Soothing
Syrup for children teethag, greatly facilitates the
process Of eeting by softenIng gums reducing all
aamnstiOn-i allay apain, and is regulate the
bowels Depend upon It, mothers will give rest to your
selves, and relief and health your Infants Perfectly safe
in all cases See advertisement in another column.
anss9 1yd&w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-02

E"rnctt's Coconine For The Hair.
8urnett's Coconne' Softens the Hair.
DGrnett's COcOaine Prevents BaIGness.
Sold Gy -LAUGHLIN5 q BUSHFIFLD.!
Dr. Todd's Anti-Bilious Pills
DR.. Todd,S Anti bilious Pills,
& DIR. Todd's Anti BlloGs Pills, ,.-=i
Sold by LAUGHLINS & BUsHPIELD.g
Tasteless Worm Powder
Tastclsss Worm Powder,
Tasteless Worm Powder,
Sold by LAUGuTINs DusHFIELD.
OIL of Grapevine,
Oil of Grapevine,
OIL OF Grapevine, '.s
SOLD by LAUGuLINs BusHrrELD.
A. DC ynllett'< Female Pill
NJ: De Nallett's Female Pul s..-,4zz-..
al. De Yalletts Female PHI
Sold by LAUGIILINs& DUsHFIELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-02

JouNs LEWIS reported to have been hung at
Napoleon, Ark, by azNEigllnnce COMMITTEE, Shas
arrived at Yicksburg:-4l fo1ile Adoertise,,
And if NFicksburgh had mol improved anna.
zinsly $inee5the old days, John Lewis wouldn't
have arrived at a much 9oorse place if he lad
been hanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-02

The GkEAT REPGBLIo MAGAzlXE.-The Sep.
TENDER number fully sustains the reputation Of
this somewhat ambitious candidate for popular
favor. Some of tho articles are characterized
by much ability, and its list Of contributors
comprises many names not unknown to fame.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-02
!p.sSWR0NRY "a SoII-
80. IS lLnIn asrect. tEhoolina- 3

No. 63 IA0in Street, Wheeling, Va.
AIFf3Il9g- setrins their FALL EHPOR7i Yfps,s..
n Ing the largest they haze ever mad IN 90 a.s1.
AMI .nbrat:sS eeueFIi stFipS OF WHITE fHi.tyI7g
IR0Nssi ONE C I INA together With Cg7.1 N NJ I'D
L0!oss2 1esHsit~I1h ii'aress variety At,n -.r arr.
fNEEgI CHINA, tef II sits ssrfssf, tsts: r.
osuted F'FesS C0OyAeS GIRL BssESfs 10 Il III. -,
fdncy C"lIs,s 1ig%, AlSa, Eiits; y,,yfs Ant.
L0fill; r vi u +heirtiuR1 les,yy
Coal ca LTai1g &c:
They n.ite the attention Of the Tad arI 81? 7as
~ thtif bils PURCHASED in @ Ess 'f
Wheeling Classical Academy.
WIS lEsttut Will re open for the Wire5 ,siSa, N
j u seiS d 49, IS. 29Ih. The cso9lslItesaa
9ucted on the Seitct plan. The number af e 7
llntedito thrtY aud will under no circumstances <
All the scholars will, course ugeE ke PET
sonRl supervision OF the principnI,
TEEAs:-$i0 per 9narSer " hout reduction tNts5 4
cases OF sickness isftg24-ltEil IL. ". ARDlSt,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-02

"A .PaNTHER-It is reported on reliable au.
thority, TINT n,good sized panther was seen
couple OF miles abave LIE Claire, in the woods
notlong ago! The men were unarmed and did
not pursue-lDG genpofE (I0acd) Gazette.
Nature aisla system of compensations ;sund
we'll warrant, what those men lacked in arms
they madempsin HEELS ~ ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-02

THE Washington ~ onnme nt# contribution box
put up in the New York post office yields only
about half a dollar day, which is decidedly
Slow. - -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-02

Tue fashionable ladies Of Paris are wearing
calico dresses to church for the purpose of in.
dpcing the.poor to attend Sabbath worship.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-02

MnAT candidate could carry the Stateslof
the NOTWITHSTANDING. candidate could carry
lPennsylvania and two or three of the New
England States, so certainly MS Stephen a.
EDouglas?- Chicago 7fmea
Why, the Opposition candidate Of course.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-02

FLOUR DEPOT,
Ii 20 BsLS. Gag Mills Family, 49,
l.@" Ei'a Grove Mills Family.
"a" !, T TSY5s ma, ,,..,I MI NJ,
Received this IA; bg SUMMERS Ford and iiiton. and
for sale hy [ausstl List. MOaEIsuN & Co
~ 30 boxes prims ". il. Cheese,
Sa5. 'i@z. Nyashbosrss. 49,. s, &.
SO bHs: wrrh's German Soap,
ans25 ----------s-S-zsL.sr LIST, MORRISON & co
! NURSERY NNSSKETs: -=77
| NuasERY. SLoTH, .
And other the same e household oasfoid
= IVY y Variety store.
I;Iy ,r bAsKETS 4asFEr{A fresh supply Of
Huss8 Y z..t--5 DsAIcotL& BRO 'syartety Store!
DUSsTpE,IKa TAssE6s z E TEIMMlNei ,a
ARsEILLEs Trimming, Fringe ind Tasscis fer Chi.
lt ais aEsn's 0aps ape At D. NIo"L14 9Eo.,s
100 GRO: Shanghai Matches for sale 7by
~. :afEstss 7. 9. ulLnREFI& BRO
2 R DOS Pat 'mpfovsa Zinc Tss ;Ii H
fsa:2 n9psSt Sniff SE&GI oHb i2E sale
(HLARET AND ClIAMPAGNE wINES1EiGI1 cases St. JAZZ
Clrles lcidseick, eideefc Co, Cream De IoRzsy and
n assI9 Cabinet brands gsue sac
0f! CASKS SODA a It-IIutchinson Ear!cz 6TaaI-nol
~ better ash for Glass just received and
$3.50 -l!!Stl -. q: GoHlSS0S.
Seer sss &ssss I'll ReE at No. 70
auge6e-. z.zL.. Z :. 80 III. z. ,icLA1N-kco.
s ESPS."CanarT, Hemp and Black and White Mustard
aug2o il. B. NOLAN q CO.
NgESEGs, Mase, Cinnamon Gloves, 4IIspice Ginger,
Wheelipsz taWE2el 81 - R, i. NOLAN L co.
SKooMs!q gen fancy lIsooms Of good Qlaty, re.
-5asi5 GSXWElI. cAMpBEtI q 4ISo1E...
CUNDRIE S-50 boxes yFerks German isoan.. y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-02

Gov. cnAsE, of Ohio, says::that the Priests and
che Leyite who passed bys on the other side,
leavingsthe@rnnn who fell. among thieves, were
democratic zinterventionists
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-02

The First Baptist Church of Keokuk recently.
deposed their minister, Rev. Mr., Allen, onettle
ground that he was an advocate for .gtopcn com.
imnnion. and had partakcn Of the Lord S Sup
per in another Church with persons Who had.
mot been Immersed s.
/ ruE Auburn NJ Z. 1arertissr saws tb,t.,b.
wheat cropsin that county, IS, enormous. ave.
have not heard, of.anye wheat that averages less
than twenty-ff&e bushels TO the acre, while the
greater proportion runs from thirty to thirty
five bushels pei acre.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-02

ouF-sOI bbls union Siiiis Extra FamiIyFio1r Re-
u Ceived I'D for sale by A'
agsl9 MAXWELL, CAMPBELL TINGLE.
~ boxes prime Western Reserve Cheese Just
algi9slt.LE.r SiANWELI,. AAIpREI.I D FINALE
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-WHEELING Vas

FRIDAYsMoRNING, SEPT. ?, 1885,
, 1859-02-11
TherIPrinters Song.

Print, comrades, print; a noble task
ISthe one We gaIIy ply; %
It's ours to tell to all who ask,
The wonders Of earth and sky.
We catch the thought, all glowing warm,
AS Il leaves the students brain, EIEa
And place the stamp Of enduring form
On ths poets airy strain. es -
go Then Iet US sing, as We nimbly ling
The slender letters round;
- A glorious thing is our labOring,
Oh Where.may lts like be fOuRdl
Prlnt, comrades, print; the falrest thought
Ever limned In painters dream, -...
The EAFest form ser sculptor wrought,
ny the light Of beauiy's gieam,
Though lovely, may not match the power
Which our own proud art can claim;
That links the past with the present hour,
And It's brsAth-the voice Of fame.
Then let Us sing, &c.
Print, comrades, print; God hath ordained
That man By his ton should I've;
Then spurn the charge that We disdained
Thelabor that God would give! ''''
We envy not the sons Of ease,
Nor the lord In prineely hall, .a' ''.a
But bow before the wise decregs '
In kindness meant iOr us ALL
Then let us Sihg, &c.
, 1859-02-11
The Fate of Plaeernen.

The character described in the following sketcl
Of n scene at Washington, Thanksgiving morn
ing, by correspondent Of the Boston Posi-, is moi
without its parallels, and it should be caution tC
young men who incline 10 go into politics for {
livelihood.
A painful spectacle i often witnessed here
which, in the reflective mind, Is calculated t.
awaken the deepest emotions Of sympathy.
refer TO the number Of poor, disconsolate old
men, representing almost every State in the
Union, whose years Of vigorous manhood have
been spent in public stations Of more or less i'm
portance, but who now find themselves not only
without Office, but without support or even
friends to commiserate their wretchednoss. The
history Of one Of these uni0rtnnates is substan.
tally the history of all and the simple narrative
Of what came under my personal observation on
Tha ksgiVing morning, will dimly reveal many
q chapter Of unwritten experience Standing
at my door, was aceosted in . most respectful
manner by q care-worn man Of sixty years, with
q request to give him shilling with which "a
purchase some food Al do not wish to borrow,
sir, he added, for fear will never be able to
pay you jag Ian
Tho respectful tone in which the request was
made, the native dignity and obvious breeding
Of the humble stranger, ut once impressed me
with tho belief that he was but the wreck Of q
SYcu look wal and S;eble sir. have Won had
vour brcsEfssi ~ F'T'7-J
@oh no sir. not vet indeed fasted all day
yes.eriay 5r the want ar means "a nav IN sorns
food Il expected 10 meet Governor O., who ]
know would have assisted me, but he was out O
town" ] = W.
"You aro acouainted with the Govorror ~
ayes, sir, for more than forty years. knew
his father and nother-nice people they were
brought him out for Governor Of ~ before h
was % years old, and he was elected over ali
in my pOycvty.p,g N, : b. m
"You have been politician, then ipos sre
Unfortunately have, and thought Of moth.
Jackson well he snpoin,ed ma postmsster n
-, and I held the oinee upwards Of 20 years
, 1859-02-11

f"Wait q BIT longer JOhni .Fait = ~ ip9rr
-yOu cant bear any thing YETI lStDJ-I
And you think shell have nothing mols 3
say to me o. asked the young mau h1raslv,1
.s"oh, Johnny, ladl,. dOnt .ln6k - Krsleked,
shes she's n. never v worth + She's never worth thy
q 4 miserable eOntottlsan passed osafsessEs~
as his mother uttered the list Mdhiag No 1iS
but himself knew what eSil Intentions had been
bred in that good heart which merclfhl prot-
idence had frustrated He rose with a6i.ek l11
crutch and hobbled to the door. On, Nhat 4
wreck he was ! But not such wreck a. 10
might have been II God had len him hle sifunefh
unparalyzed, on that terrible night when IL
went out intent on shedding blood. Ilis mother
brought bis plaid, and wrapped Il al round him
and then kissed his sallow, sickly fca itrtenfivl
Remember, Johnny, thee has ne aIwnpn "A
that loved thee first and Hill always love fhot
best u she cried as she let him 70. q '''1F
Something tells me tSat mi have naei tofes
member it. mother he replied = but can't
bear this torture q waiting any longer: ARd m
know the worst at once. '''.iA SA'
She watched him down the villseSsncsE, ana
saw him disappear within Fernie's cotiagarInot
i've minutes elapsed before he came out again
It was sad-oh, Il was more than sAd-to see as
painful haste with which he toil6d up the nnnr
dusty street, y, His mother ran 10 meet him. ani
helped him in doors, not thinking Of Questioning
him, 50 terrified was she at the e1pfesslon ID
rage and agony that cOnyulsed his fiAiureA iHo
dropped upon the scttee with groan, and I'D
his face. After q moment he burst into aE8
lnanish passion Of tears which shook his eIipuiia
form yehemently. The mother watched lin
and knew what Il meant The whole hone
dream, joy Of life, was. gone from him -i6feVtt
gone. 9 pHalliaai onls'l gfI q sgiAlsa
.1D9 n8gaaiis FcuAPTER v. q .f,;il ~ =
John Hariand Is a gray, headed old man now
harsh, bitter, unloTely: tainted thfotfh 6nli
through with the poison Of his disappointment
A kind word, Kind deed, are not altogeihef
strange to him, pcrhaps;, but he hides them, a
something Of which be Is Sustained. u He avs n
the world is selfish, and crafty and cruel. n
As for Lima, beautiful, vain, Iulfspling, she has
been in bet grave these many, many yeafa.
not tell No one wept far heE, but him whom
His charity found her n her doabaif and
gave herA grave; hut how, orwhan or where
he never said !, and none Of those len n RFir.
ham. who knew her care to ask Sho tds noe
much beIovee. g.Hnf % ra9d eAd i1iiN .ffi#
sItwas many weeks before Iohn, brought him,
s;lf to speak Of his brief interview with Lima
he then told his mother what had passed. sff
Lima, said be, q was sittinE b he window.
and she gave scream when sbe saw me. sEk
John, but what miserable hmesltr you az 4
and laughed. suppose there vas 5omtthldl
startling in my changed boks II @ked hrr q
sho meant p keep her word BY mel and her an
swer was, may, John, I never loved you much.
and you must be. OUT Of your head % iiihIEl
shall marry you nowr And 80 len her. huehe
ing at my hobbling walk, That's Lima
, 1859-02-11

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representation and sllndar sid 80 When m,
fessors Of religion 90 fhr degrade themselves I'D
their profession as 70 attempt 70 iqjufS ollil3 81
lying and thisFepr heyih5aa TllIlIA
Der that when The dsyil ssdilputlna W'i1 -
atOhahgel about tho body of MaleA ~, lord
would not permit the arph9ngpl 70 bring ia|||4t
accusation against Tho devif; End unIl lu1y o.1
prove that the individual they wish 70 iliur1 \
are better than the aichaasDlI ih1 kihl1 II1uIlel
thsm to hold their tongues and mind ih''T oVR
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