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Tliis magnificent piece Or poetry i from tlis
Rev. W. n. Plast, she Rector of Calvary
Chsrch, Loalsyiils, Ky. ~ Vi i.s
On his phantom steed, With passion's speed,
DeAth sweeps on bis cirenifs wide
Through every zone be rides alone t' s'f
With death ~ bis weird bride. =
Pause and think
On thsabrink " "
ft,qHRt Of the tide. IS s5 - s,f
~ Dim and wide
In the gloom
iiid sn4f OF ny doom, s0i @lff f6F'
~ Passing thee. aIf ~
with 1 npctine rlcs o'or every soa. sifF
He gathers his tracking stnfin. N ia.
Ard b hnnts down life II its gasping strife,
~ every breatking form;
With hi. mahled teet, bic eourser acct e 3
o'ertskes each flying man. $50 Z
Aud summons him back, In every crowd.
To tramp 10 BE carayan.
hiteea Ponder sighi II sei
Each must die; ee,s, 49,
yengcful death,
In each breath,
sN4 conquers life. faq F
To the maiden In mystic Iirht--Issj s. (,
TO the raylcks mind, In mission kind
10 hope, With ia bearnings bright
To the proad and great In pomp or stats
n To all OF q yagrants hirfh-- ~
To the heart Of grief. like 4 smitien leaf
To all Of this moaning earth.
E4ikiDs Hasten death, aia btl
Ponder death
Ink waves.
%ds Silent graves, -
sa4 z5 Al srpund ~
Thee abound,
Mani D mani
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Elss, psshaps, I slloaId sossr have
knoxH you ny darliog, .,ss.s i B..
( But 7 who are you ! 90 nos under,
stand - sefFt y
= ! am Seymour Lyle. Ny GOOD
mother has been fof sodne time arrsos.
ing marriage betxeen myzelf and Dliss
Annette Wayne. Aud /, DOT being
quite 80 sure that the young lady mel,
toned was the angel she seemed al.
guised nyssIfmd obtained the sif.latjgo
Of footu,sn ID her pothar's house II
sm satisfied with ths result, and oosl
when shall l have my wite f" (,
@Iudesd, ~. Lyle, everytbipq 4
changed now Yonafe 4 maj, of wealtl,
and position, aad----y "a ! * q, ,Tss
All The more reason why | should
rot wal" be exclaimed, taking .hsr 10:
bis arms again; and we presume that:
bis arguments were an consincinc fo,lr
month later there was . weddisr 4
r. Paul's, and Ma y AiDsIss was ~
bride. "a =
And Miss Annette wayae wondered
where on the earth Seymour Lyle man,
aged 70 pick Up the wfetchea little
Miss Ainslec Z lyiSeNs a :
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De esnsisatiss II all " aeredi<.fs u ~ Bstos,
sikA srnz SutN Ores Rsn, 0rm1s <i<. n q Nssd nv
~ sans dis<ass a IA Hxt<rs ~ casx phers sosu<
Pxre ofocAofc sf1naias q rrQairtd. Pea i b>ir r.
sind tkaf tl<ss r<n<ki<s evs safir8y disrtnt ytoa
ns<d, sse bslsg srissie srpayaiissss ~ .sd;cissi
er1aefl ,c1i< ~ ots1Idrt i>e d<cecfions ef rllns
q 5s.< (s<n NJ TONIC q dscid<ify ess ef tk< n>sf
pl<zsaaf ssd sorssah< rruzcdies su<v qe<rsd % fs
y, whik - fVe0fri9, sxAtluaffnG, and nsdicisdf
q.aiiiss Aars sssseS 40 y tssss q ~ 0rsstta n
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cONSUMpTI0N

..s e !. sss.s .:. ss :s ..a shs :s E
this tsrr1bae diseases have bsen enEsd
w the use o. these rsms dies. Extrenns
emaetasiens debility, and esugh are
ceses cf dyspspsfA 90 AAsSAss ~ tks
genstns ensampsion, these remedies
and invigsrssinG.
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fooildnA.s . German Hifiers

I. sntIrelY yssstsbls, ana eentalns -
srsss. ssss w.sss ss sss ss... asr - q. NJ.
are gathered In Germany. All che
rfrtnee are sxfsnptea fresn
them ~ sctenttnc ehsu~lsf. Thses
oeuntry 90 ~ ussa sxPrsssIy fsv shs
- these 0ltnsrs. There
- 10 elsehstte substanee 81 any kina
sssa Ar cespegnds.E ths 1tstssss
bs used An easss here Aloohelte stinH~
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1~HStS ~ AAc1A
A correspondent 10 ihe West. fern
erly residing 10 Brooklyn. NJ u. aud
there accustomed to sec iIoHers ci,inlox
ed freely ii funerals. writss Is IL 10 sisy
that be had brought dowui upon him
self serere aninsdyefsion by folIewine
this beautiful custom % 4 recent fune J.
raj occasion, aud ne azks Is to express
some opinion Sf he u4s of fIowefs III
the funsrsl Of our dea1z 3 H "a
/ About fifteee years ago | wasl called
70 oihciats d the burial Of sxcet rirI, .
about sixteen years of age. Her a.
rents stood high 10 sociesy. ma sl.e easf
their only child. Wheo 1 ensered M
spacious pafler. and wont 10 the eofia.l
the face was SO fair that It seemed to
me as IL the world on the other sac
was shining through II. IN hor narrow
chamber she lay 10 pnrs whits, wislsuat
4 single Hower. could ma hear Il.
and without sayipss word 70 any one,
! LETT the room, There was wifhif 4
block ! garden and nursery, uiiose pro.
pfietor / well knew. 1 5airiy m ID ia
greenhouse md, ~isheuS unIniasiop.
cried out "Davidson, cut me esnrvs
.aios eheics, q that i yhiss, TINT yoq
wiz NY hands fsII II xsiss ,.ss..
tube.sosss, osssge blossomse swsst xlgsi
san, ete-. 1 rsturaed md suters1 he
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Sslsst stesy!.
MRS. WAYNE's FOOTMAN.

=
"Yes, mother, / grant all you say
readily enough Miss Wayne is beauti.
ful, agreeable aud accomplished. She
sings superbly, aud plays with taste and
skill. And she wears her dry goods
With infinite grace, and has class 10
Sabbath school, and always favors the
contribution plate with . greenb Oh.
but still | am not SO sure Of her heart
And mother, If ! marry / want q woman
whom can respect and love"
Seymour Lyle threw himself down on
an ottoman az his mothers feet, aud
engaged himself diligently IN business
which men generally excel, 10 tangling
the silks aud worsteds 10 the work.
basket he had taken from The ottoman
70 his kree.
Mrs. Lyle lifted her silkep mornius
robe little out Of her sons way for
she was Que Of those immaculste ladies
who cannot bear to have their robes
crushed OF tumbled, aud lot her hand,
some dark eyes rest moment on his
face. @ ~ &
She smiled pleasantly, ii If pleased
with the picture. She had reason to
be. Seymour was her only child
twenty-four, handsome, noble and hon
orable.x He had just entered upon the
prsotioel or la~ in his native eiiy, and
babe fair to distinguish himself ID the,
profession he had chosen.
.Well. mother r be said, question
ingly, smiling up iato the still youthful
face Of his only remaining relative. &
"Ssymour l am sorry you arc 80
suspicious. Do you know that il Is q
point Of lsw alxays 70 consider person
Innocent snd purs until proven other.
wissf A iAvyer should Be law abiding,
ny son."
faPerhaps this business makes me
suspicious. I do not thisk l am by
nature. But 10 this case l an, 70 css-
tain extent. Howsver lightly l may
sometimes speak oft, | look upon mar.
riage % . solemn thing. A compact
TOO holy 10 be entered upon without
some Thought II i an obligation one
cannot put oG at viii like distasefdl
garnest audif Imarry want TO marry
> woman With whom I can be happy.
Annette Wayne i lovely and eharni6g,
and al that, but
swell, Seymour X r y
= I cannot take hsr On trust, even
supposing shs y resdy % acpspt ne.
desire q prove her, and l shall DO 70.
IIsn g6isg 70 live IN The ssine house
with her, and u spch cspsoity that | 1
can read her character q / never could
IL / met hcr % equal ground. : ~ ". Y Z q
"What wild plot now, SsymonrY Il
trust you viii remember you haya
proud old family namo 10 keep up.''
"Ncvar fear, mother mine The dead
aud gone Seynoira shall not blush ii
their graves Il anything I may do
God hslpisg ~. Mrs. Wayne has ad.
vsrtised ior ! fsotman and / am about
70 apply for The place" /" ~
.Yoal Seymour Lyle! Arc you
mad
II think. not mother, dear. If am,
there \ nsthed il ny hsdness, i an
going up 70 my reom 10 prepare for ny
adven. 10 servautaon and uhsn | am
dressed / viii call % you!' ~
A half hour later, hiss. Ilyle wss sur
pfised by the entrance o. ssfanse man
inko hsr sitting-room, aud lila esuins
seroam abe uttsrsd * his appearance,
M goe1 svidsaco Of bic diskuise, 10
Iesym6ur's mind. = u 's' 'aI.rs,sisE
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GooD RULEs ron ALL4-Profane
swearing y abomiosbIe. Yalgar Ian.
guage is disgusting Loud laughing Is
impolite. Inquisitivcaess Is offensive.
Tattiing u mean Telling lies Is con.
lemptible. SAnderiug is deviiish
Ignorance is disgracefal aud laxiaess i
shameful. Avoid 81 the above vices,
and aim at usefulness. This Il ne
road in which 70 become respectable.
Walk 10 h. Never BE- ashamed VI hon.
est labor Pride b eurse---s baselnI
vice. Never act the hypocrite. Speak
the truth st all times Never BE- dis.
eouraged, but perseyere, aud nountains
win become nsoIe hills. aa9a
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A.
acquaiutancc some way Its forunate
tpsspe that she dropped her card 10 the !
hall as she went out, let me see = and
ne drew ont BIT Of paste board and
studied the delicate ehirography by the
light OF the street lamp -. Miss Mari
cite Ainslee, No 8 y street. she must
be dreadfully poor, for b street Is i
wFeschcd place Bat III make M er.
rand there" ~, st e .s ~ 4
The next day John knocked 1t ahe
doog Of No 8 j. street. AIias Ainslee
answered the summons, and Invited him
TO enter. s(p'a
y was meagfe little room iuto
which she ushered him but for all that
u was neat aud cheerful. a reraniunt
was blooming on tho sill, and on q table
by the side Of bed, there was : red
rose bush covered with blossoms. Oh
the bed lay golden haired child of
fiye or six years, her face wasted by
disease, and one transparent little hand
resting on the quiet head Of q little
white kitten 4 s3l. ~
Poor John was terribly embarrassed
but Miss Ainslee kindly cIpcd him %
an explanation Of bis errand. 'ia
You come from Miss Wayne. / sup-
poseY 81 & 8 y
Yes, man, said John, ,'that i ID
say no meinl ! come for myself 2 and
be came 70 dead stop. es "A
Mary was looking az him curiously
% he plunged iuto tho matter at ran,
dom. 9s.s ''' 4.
Z. You see | Thought, that Il l decid.
ed should like az opera cape myscIf
like Miss Wayne's you know
The girl laughed, but CHECKED her.
self az the sight Of her VISITORS dis.
trcased face.
For friend l suppose r. +
John caught eagerly At the sueges;ion.
Yes, yes, for friend. Yes. YOU
are correct. Can you do il for me
What color would you prefsrgs x.
20 any color, . said John III don't
lnatter--that il, Il is imuaterial. How
would a green one look r. X l
! should hardly fancy that color, |"
nWeII' Wi I ,o., q
good taste. 1t is for an elderly jady,
aud there Is money to purchase Tie NM
terial, and you need not hurry about
"a M;.s A. ''me WI oo'
a,aa E An. 's.'ss ..'. Y! R'e,sa ap me hua-
"a h;r i .;,sas a'u ......u.' ~ !, aug regard
aI -. !, (, 49,. =. y =, y I ~. !. !. u
!. oois : ,;,,ls III .asaae ss = sa,d iAughingIy'
aRas i sssass' 'a !, / !.
mo,.v q 2 sn 'V's 'nAn enonsn
20 nsvs, .;,,a .h,.. 4 3, :,
se,,Is IL, 49, I -. -osu. w 'hs' : ue ~,
/ sbsli ~s., 80 = ~. III "o.e = zone. Aoo
see ~. 49, = ~ ~ - s"a shen 70 =
rss ~ nv s'suS ~''n " y,
~ ."a ovNsu n,'nse,, ous
.o,;.s ~ ~ ~ ssse mss' wayne
d:aa,, - 80 ' -. u. W .ne wo.. y !.
s.s.s' 49, 1s'ss i y ~" "'' u'soss0n was eno
H. n 80 - sss;ssas aas; 80. /, ! . ~ y.
$500 3 ssssoeN Anneste'
~ ~ ,s s's' Z ay's ~ ,orcea 70 give pp
~ -. ~ .t.k ons.'sssu ~ ~ - P,anoI seeing ner
so1 -, ~ n nusoAno 2 'ne eAy sad peanti,
=, sssns.. ss,s, I y,
~ .y1 80 ~ n's once evcfy
1.s ~ eo'oeA ana alter sast
Ys ~ oH' - .evw s1y.eng q nm
Hutfcaoouts. 0ut, Onu, mro. Wuyn6s6
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Ifsld hay is veil stacked, or ia .the
barn. i i yortb sbont - mpch ths
second year as the First Itis good
plan. 70 keep over I quantity 70 meet
the emergency Of ! short hay crop II
e : poor plan % bay hsy when 4 bears
the highpst pysoa. 1hs most. thrifty
farmers have hsy % seIl 10 years of
short grass crops, and the extra price
pays very veil for looping, u
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rounding sPae' rna a19a szf!b 6sd
other plsnela jtst " sad o6 4|6r6 tl>sf
1he} ~ op1a w x>1Ie ~ III f|,o II
Asd tAs$e i4y40r 11.< a&1 i|uht se 8
Ife'teIds dacreea rep'1|y l 4 "a duo,
A4ceed in b5I 5IIoos; y - : ~ q -
Ind ~ I,oas ani Iisa.1 i61uS11o ~
|otenalty 9aiEe .Ei<e ia ~ ~ 4oayes<
= q zero, ma hoar 5tpst e.fkorz -
sve<y eexI " fhe.J Jiej<iI1s - ~, ~,
lhi Hos aaa lhIs IA, II Nv sarsus
aeyn f. vain dmjpishipx lprc> MI, lks
|ssf,s.ss j iipjGI5 y y IL
lhe sas, Il I soIl1cs n 4 2S. 1tS
!ighs, so4sseoddirg pn1p- ~ III DIDO
there ffee h1qn tlo s4a6ope e|e1o1f-1.
Is less Sattnse ID those hify a|lIfu1 u1cs.
Look Is lfom tIIe az Il 5h< I]|oa isso
the Ab3ss AZ hi Ky 4lIozs, IA 3H3s
dosxc ~ 4 IA jst> "A Izuls oo...ou
from the spot q ~ heavens vlerc }hs
san a hat ~ i shorn, 81 biis III, An
around DC Ky o<6rhoad u : 6oen
azure TX . Che color a. <,lssIa1 1I65 =. 4
4 will k0owa sieu 81 Ii.ht inpor1 1t11ly
Developed jpst a. re see Ii {he 1I.1pe
q q I ossd|e y r. Eas jet, = " raft n e.
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aeLdp and iSolieitor IN
ChdncstS. lHss .s.ls..'
noss sntrusted 70 my care viii hAvei
astsniion. RI decl7-ly
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NJ 11e1 y. Wells Hsnpstss1, !
~ ~ ti6ss v 81 ~
I1l!!szown fesd, fsx
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fsvs % M sssdScfk sqsaai 20 Hoqasafs c<yns.
Bisf<rs o. Isase I. cas<s " E<silits. 74w f.pasf a
tons snd riosv 10 fA< nhs< sysfra sivoik<s be ap-
sts~aeA q diessf q, psvJg fhe blood, Stss good,
ssusd. h<shy carfl<rloa, srpdiaafs hs y<llsw isps
(rsr~ fA< <g< s,pasf tesa % ~ cAssks e. ckAStp
ard H0uu srsiid. % . Jsiifaasd. sisai, ~ ssasr
oas p<ynN. W
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Lalsss whs wish = fair skin ana
49, eeDnlezA.ns frse rre1n yslfeW-
s:s - ssss. g sssss
nllys Tns Liver ~ perfect erdsr, aaa
i:s s:s ss:. sl go: :s.s. e .'-.A
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lltI6L "A 3 PENCILs, --sons-
y 4. n HunsR.
10 {, Carroll Han.
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sssy ssesr. ard wau ers al dissasss rsmls.g jsv-
Ksv ysAx bioed pure; hap yes~ xswr n ~,ssv;
nP Yow d1geHiss cpaas n . soargd, hcaitlr cosdf
hen ~ ~ ~ VI pess rsns<<s al ~ al1sds ssiu
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-04
The RIVERSIDE FOR 1869.

W ais favorie magazine for the young an
usunces the following AS among the no.
tIcs.b!e features oftne coming volume.
/. New Stories, contributed especially 10 the
"gIvERsIDE in advance OF their tublca-
ten in Denmark BY Hans Christian
Anderson.
2 A Serial. White and Red, CT thrilling
adventure and humorous sce2es amongst
our Northwest Indians. By Mrs Weeks.
author OF ''Ainslee."
Stories from Sponsor and CHANGER. By
TIE author Of the popular stories from,
Shakespeare.
Papers on Inveation ano AZ: now statues
are made. how telegraphs worked. how
boy can make photographs. etc, etc.
Hunting in South Africa ; Streets Of Con-
stantiDople, American Cite, New Or
leans, Baltimore, PHI adel phia, New York,
Boston, etc. ste.
Q Life gu the Prairie. Fsrt Crayon's Young
Vreis ans.
Exquisite FAIRY Picture. and PENS
Graceful tales by popular writers.
: Illus rations Of the Bible, Hiss. Natural
History, Biography, Curlosit Is %
Fun and trolIc in al SORTS al tor,ns.
This list Of writers for the "kIvEK DE in
Guides the ul,nes OF Jacob Abbott Hans
Nellie f.yStrr, + K Gouiiins. Paul H Havne,
Horace E Seudder. Helen Weeks Vitux
Mousta, ne, Author Of "Susy's nix Firth
Gays Author OF ">evsn Little Sisters, etc
A fsH-pase frontispiecs and number Of
large Illustrations IN every npmbsr.
BRILLIANT ILLUMINATED C0YER.
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aI.,. II. L. BRADpON,
TIE F.4CTGRT GILL
The Blossom, and tie Blight,


--'h1 scenes OF which are .phnlteIy more
graphlc aud striking TIA" those embodied
IN any OF the eersa'lo streei-dramas
which now hold possession Of the stage.
The Far'o.y Gl'i' wall 3" almost i'm
mcdi'feiy f1'to"e9 BY nc" story Of sur
.2aSsIhg interest from tue pen ol . II
omitA Ed, author 81 -hlnhi9'el'
tanh~!1 tn, "N!IIy Moyne' ETC.
"'laeL. !. j W ne" o : mercury :,
:. ~ .re 'Ai'''H7 24e''ii'''S - '''V :"
DIX mercury DC Fe''''eo' aHu ne"
u IA ''i''"'S a'1e'i rom '''e 10 I'M, az
IA me I.poGF4ss Of the J ar Il : d1e .
puohc mat long so -iois'.u tn'S time
honored week as ''s l''orite shee', 10
ep I. a )hs mead 81 l'S class ~ noe
r1i outlay Tor the very best literary mat
ler ('utab.c 10! such paper) pEocnIaUle
GA either side OF the Atlantic his vii
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YHH undersgnea have fcEsscd law Co
I partnership under TIE ran,e Of Maddox
s Crane. They will practice in lie Courts o
s.. Mary. and the adlon IS oonn"cs s.i
AFRO in the Court OF AppeAls.
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Address Maddox * Crane, Leonsrotown.
81. Msrv's county, Md.
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J. pARRAE CRANE.
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