The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-12-09

better land, Does total abstinence do all
t,;s Then T have only one more word to
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Among the countless throngs VINO DAILY
pass aud repass Trinlty Charct', now many
know that within few feet etthe crowded
thoroughfare OF Broadway is a grave that
covers all that remains OF a a once beautiful
and fascinating woman, the record OF whose
sorrows has dinnied the eyes lof tho'ssaSds !
No date of birth. no inelination OF afafn'lysna
dateaof death, appear en- the stone thai c9v-
ers the grave OF Charlotte Temple, whose tras-
ic story, once; the theme Of every circle, IA
probably unknown to the greater number 'of
Young readers IT he most 'beautifaA glrlsln
New York 4-sositt was claimed shc attracted
the attention of a young officer, q. member OF
one of England's oldest and proudest families,
who with his regiment entered the city when
the British entered New York, after che bat
tie Of Long, 1sland.s9 Charlotte, then only
seventeen, was voiced and wen by o. aasbjng
young officer. He deserted her, and then
the old story-she soon after died of a bro
ken heart A little daughter that she left
was tcnderly cared for, at a proper age was
taken to England, and a fortune ofiope7 han
dred Thousand dollars settled upon her by the
head of her fathers family, the late Earl Of
Derby, grandfather Of the present lord
Stanley. She, like true Daughter and a
true woman, returned tor New York; and
erected the monument that now MARKS the
engraved on solid tablet OF brass, an inch
~ IN! 20 y p ~. ~.
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.ne grave Mas SUPPOSE ~ Ie y. SUN snru'
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pryhs ~ i.o'ii sn7 si'p noy WY pelc.
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Samaritan causeu the simple name ~ onar'
lotte 1emPie 20 DC cu' underneath tl'e eaea-
vatlon: Ihere II may DC seen wl'hlo no., ,@lsw
feet OF Broadway; oy any enc VINO MIL taAe
the trouble 20 iook tnrousn tne lroh lallihlps'
Inc iast Tune We g,anccu a. she SAP siap' w"
almost imoeuueo ~ 'he gIounu' We saw sew
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when -nao coilecteo IN Inc excavation assn,
wmcn the sl'llans7 removed .hs Patei ano
other little sonssters Nsre Singing leqalsm
over her grase-near wncn a we were GRAINED
70 OBTAIN io,gee,me-no'' doubtless, P' pane.
mere Dy some h'na hsa'' VINO lM cn!'ahooa
mad wep1 over !ne sac ara romantic ssofyh Oh
the Dlue'eyea g'r'--44 pptf'0n 19fu 4s F..5i
49, ------- -as;5-ji7,
Wealth.
One of the great causes of poverty Of the
present day is the failure of the common peo
nle to appreciate small things. Tpey feel that
| IF they carnot save large sums thew will not
save anything. They do not realize how
| daily addition, be it ever SO SMALL. will soon
| make large pile. IF the young men and
begin now, to save little Of their earnings,
and plant it in the soil OF some good savings
bank, and weekly or monthly add their mlte'
| thew will hIDnV smile OF confidence