The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-05-22
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lDoN'r STAY. LoNe.-eaDon't, stay,,


iDoN'T STAY LoNe.--eeDon't stays
long, hpsband?" said g; young bride ten,,
derly, in my, presence one evening, :as
her husband was preparing to go out.
The words themselves were insignifcaht,n
but the look of nl-lting fondness withg
which they were accompanied eIspnkesi
volumes. d 1t told the whole vast dspth,.
Of Woman's loye Of her grief when, the,
light of his smiIc the source of all. her
joy, beamed not brightly upon her. '7''' =
'Don't stay long, husbandv' ana Ea
fancied L saw the loving, gentle wife sitads
ting alone, anxiously counting the,mdsi!
| ments of her husbands absence, every,
few minutes running to the door to see !,
if he was not i'll sight, and finding that
he was not, thought I could hear het :
exclaiming. in disappointed tones, a'6oa .
yesp nj gnilfuI iasai9to id; tar xs6l Iiisa
I sDont stay long, husband ~ aaaafsl
again thought ! could see the young wife,
rocking neryously in her great arm chair
and weeping as though her heart would
break, as her bhoughtiess slorsd and mas.
ter" loI prolonged stay 10 al searisShdss,siei
lcngth of8imes hgr lsiIse, sYsa odw Sam
Oh, you that havclwiSast to say Doast,d
stay long" when yonl go forth, think a
them kindly when you are mingiing in
the husy hive of life, and try just . little I
to make their homes aud hearts happy
for they are gems tso seldom replaced
You canuot find amid the pleasures of ~
the world the peace and joy thatia quiet7.,
home, blessed with such q weman's gre !,
sence, will afford.
''Doanl't stay long, hiu1sdbaa1ndF' L 1dba1 ana the y
young %ife'sA look seemed to sssAlsG6ssioi
here in your own sweet home is a lowing
heart shose music is hushed when .yon
are absent-7-,herc is soft breast TO lay
your. weary head upon, and here pure
lips unsoilcd by sin, that will pay you
kissts for cdnlih.g; Back 30 soon ias'lizai sad
I it4TT-TsSfs.yzz->r-- ar-.sra--s~----r~-, y p,
/ A NOBLE AcT--THRILLING SCENE
On Monday last a young boy, SON Of
Mrs. Forest, living on Riddles banks,
near this city, hsd occasion to take his
e',pl the .1Isnn Of Iessup & AYoorc,sskf g
paper-mil!s to the east side of the Brandy-W
wine creek. On returning, owins-to the
strong wind aud high freshet, the boat
became unmanagcable, and vas carried
over the dam breast Providentially,
the boat, as :. was rushing downstLesa
rapid water below the dam, struck upoa !,
the only rock in the crock whose top
was above the water, and here young
Forest scran:bled, and thereby was saved
from immediate drowning. The people
soon gathered for the rescue, but tho
question arose as to how the boy was to ]
be saved from his perilous condition. At u
t!iur moment lame boy with crutch.
came forward and said ~ can fetch him.
Off" One of the by-standers objected,
until his father, Patrick Mulrien, who
was present. said Let him go; you can't J
drown that boy" y rope was proeased,
and young, Mulrien, with rope and
crutch, went to the rescue. After feeling
the water q little, he threw the cruteh
ashore, and manfully plunged into the
rapid, rushing flood of waters, headed
for the rock in the middle of she sEoea.5
where sat the hulf-drowned, chilled, and
frightened boy. Nlulricn swan round
and round till he got through the eddy
ing water on the lee side of the rock,
Where he scrambled up, tied hisIropa
around young Forest, and with his feet
had to push him oil the rock into the
scething, boiling current, as the bey
) stubbornly refused to leave the only
place of safety, being benumbed with
cold and afraid to face the dangers of
the rapid flood again. The men soon
pulled him ashore, where kind hands,
ministcrcd to his wants. The treuble
then was how Mulrien was to get back
again, as he still sat upon tho rock, and
looked quietly at the people, then at the
rushing food. He prepared himself for
the plunge, and after circling round the, /,
partly covered, dangerous rocks, directed
his course down the creek, made head
way with the current, and very soon
gained the shore, some distance below
the scene of the Disaster HIlaia9ton3
(Del) Commercial
A LAWYER CoNVIcTED or RRaJIn p