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Pratt's Astral" Oil.

| NLlkE many other Illuminating Oils, ,s
~ perfectly pure. and free from all a,lnltcra-
ti.ns or mixtures of any kind. 1t emits no
offensive smell while burning, gives a soft and
brilliant light, and can be used with the same
assurance OF safety as gas. Chemists pro.
nounce it the best and sojta Illuminating oil
ever offered to the public; and Insurance Com
panies endorse and urge upon consumers the
use OF the astral" Oil in preference to any
other: 1t is now burned by thousands OF
families, and in no instance has any accident
occurred from its use; lamp filled with it. II
upset % 9nd broken, will not explode. To pre-
sent elaboration, the Astral Oil il packed
only in tho Guaranty iatent Cans, Of one gal
Ion and live gallons each, and each can is
sealed In manner that cannot be counter
feited. Every package with uncut seal We
warrant BE sure and get mono but the genu-
inc article, Pratt's "AstraP' Oil, for sale by
dealers everywhere, and at wholesale and re-
tail by the proprietnrs
Or House. OF CHARLES PRATT,
i. o. Box $3.50
Send for circulars, with testimonials and
price lists Enclose stamps for copy of the
Astral Light. Jan las
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Important Notice to Shippers.
g. lI gg3I'sSs;.R; 8

CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA r. r. Co..
GENERAL FREIGHT AND TICKET AaT's OFncE,
COLUMBIA, 8. c., August IL, 1869
NNHE SEA-BOAkD INLAND AIH LINK
l. FREIGHT ROUTE is agail, opened FOR
business and offers SUI ERIOR ADVANTAGES
10 o tne MERCHANTS OF Columbia and mp, country
Glass Sl.35; Second Class 12O; Third CASA
Ss11O; Fourth Class SOc.: Fifth Glaaa s0o., per
hundred pounds.
es- Rates and Classifications To all other
Polhts North, samo as ria Charleston Ioute.
lhe steamship Lines connecting with and
forming part OF the aboard Inland Air Line
are as follows. BE CAREFUL AND SHIP BY THEsx
Boston and Norfolk Steamship Co., End OF
Central Wharf, Boston-E. SAMPSON Agent.
old Dominion Steamship Co., Pier 81 North
XIV aiver, r., New York; L. McCready, Prest.; Of
Philadelphia ard Norfolk Steamship Co.. Il
North Delaware Avenue, PhiladelphiaLW. p
Clyde, Agent.
nanna amnamessie p,e, Line, riG Delaware Railroad
more Railroad, Philadelphia
baltimore Steam Packet Co, (Bay Line, J foot
OF Union Dock, Baltimore-R. L. Poor, Agent.
AS In shipping freight for Philadelphia be
careful to mark the packages and note on Bill
OF 5ading whether it is to be forwarded by
Clyde's Steamers, or ola Annamessic Line
For further information. address
r. Il. DORSEY
Aug l3 General FreipL. nd Ticket Ag',.
oouth OaIouHa hallroad company,
dENEtAL St'PT'S OFFICE. SEPT. IS. 1853.
k@ % E s+ an,e uaE If, dsIeSTpins e.pauss. ssas, che
Trans will be observed from this date:
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN
leaving Columbia at. ...... 7.45 n. ln
Afr'''hg III Ioinmola at........... 40 p. III
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
leaving columbia at ........ -. $50 p. ~.
Ar'"'uG al CoInmbla at.... 80. 445 o. %.
THE CAMDEN TRAIN
" sl,f I,il n rnr fha T,1i
TRI-wEERLY
tMondsys, WeGResdays and Saturdays.)
Arrive Columbia l100 a. 10. Leave 1 .4b u. M
DAILY (sCNDAYs ExcIpTFD
Leave Camden G. IS a M. Ar Ki,;oville On a "a,
I've hingville 8. Is y. NJ Ar Camden pm
Sept 16 Fl. T. PEAKE. General Sup't.
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LIVER
DR. SIMMONS LIVER. /

DIR. SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
A preparation of roots and hcrbs. warranted
to be strictly vegetable, and can do no injury
to any one.
for the last thirtyfive years as one of the most
reliable, eficacious and harmless preparations
ever offered to the suffering. If taken regu-
larly and persistently, it il sure to cure.
sick headache, chronic diarrh@s, affections OF
the bladder, camp dysentery, affections Of the
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phosphsto. South o.ron. and
e & gs1ns Of extinct land
TIfsa
r.,
.iffI
sphorcAc
suphuric Acid Of Lime
nuPhaue Oh
lo'he SAHOLINA
""'''r"ohefeA'en's.o O.
,
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aheelaGd'

25eSd friends oountsd q
- Ends. . We believe it has already
been mentioned, in these pages. that
Miss Clayburn was an heiress; II not, we
hope tho information is not obnoxiously
introduced in this place. She plunged.
ardently, into books; and then, there
was her music, In which she 80 truly
delighted. Mademoiselle Sohomberg,
who was extremely kind to her, declared
her voice was improving narvellously-
she wonld soon rival nightingale. So
the months glided on, smoothly and
quietly. She was studious and very
happy over her lessons, making many
new acquaintances among the Numerous
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VIE Proprietors take pleasure in announu.
Il ing TINS eleg gently-furnished Establishmen,
The table will always be supplied with every
1elicacy OF the season-both from the New
tork and Charleston markets, and no efforts
WIZ no spared to give perfect satisfaction. In
very respect. to our patrons. FREE LUECH
I the rcfectory every day from II until l21.
May 30 Il. S%i H. oBHAHdAHi BADEMHiop PRopnIHrons.
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SITGIG0DTs'

Sometimes tho pain is in tie shoulder, and is
mistaken for rheumatism. The stomach is
affected with loss of appetite and sickness,
bowels in general cOstive, sometimes alternat-
ing with lax. The head is troubled with pain
and dull, heavy sensation, considerable loss oi
memory, accompanied with painful sensation
of having. left undone something which ought
to have been done. Often complaining Of
weakness, debility, and low spirits. Some
times some OF the above symptoms attend the
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GEORGE PAGE & 90.

GEORGE PAGE & co..
NO. N. Schroeder Street. Bal,tmor. MS
MI MANUFACTURERS OF PAGES I'M
lNI PROVED PATENT PORTABLE CIRCT-
LAR SAW MILLS, Stationary and Portable
steam Engines and Boilers, Grist Mills, Shin
glo Machines, Lath and Slab Machinery, Saw
4ummers. Horse Powers, Shafting, Puliies.
nc. Dealers in Circular Saws and Mill sup,
pics generally, and Msnufacturera' Agents
for every description OF woodworking ma
chlnery. Our Independent and Simultaneous
Head-blocks, patented December IL, 1868. and
improved Friction Feed, patented July IS.
1869, i'll addition to previous patents, make
our Saw Mills stand nnrivaled. Estimates and
Pians furnished, and contracts entered into
for tho erection of Circular, Gang Mulsy or
Sash Mills. Correspondence solicited, and
Catalogues furnished, on application. by mail
or otherWlse. July 30 ly
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Country Butter.

400 LBS. fresh Country BUTTER.
,--GHCO ZOO lbs. Mountain Butter, in small
ReSr. Tor sale low K. l. G. D. HOPE
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Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta &. q.
hR q ssHaaas.E - g1SsER

~ q i,Sssss's
GENERAL FREIGHT & TICKET OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., December %, 1869.
FNNH r. following Passenger Schedule will 90
Il into effect on this Road on and after sun.
DAY next, 26th instant:
GOING NORTH.
leave auRusth, at................ at 1. 90 @, III
columbia, X. c., at...... go. $40 r. m
NlnnSbor", at IL 40 A. m,
chester, at 40 n N,
arrive at Charlotte, N. .U....... 42O D. m
~ Making close connections with Trains OF
East. -.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Charlotte. N. C., at . 10 80 a. IN
Chester, at ----.--. I2sn m
Winneboro, at PSF m
Columbia, s. C., at. 5.O7 3. m
Arrive Mt Augusta. g 30 n n,
Making close connections with Trans. OF
Centrai and Georgia Railroads for Rarunpah.
snd all points in Florida, Macon, Columbua
montgomery, Mobile. New Orleaps. Selma
Memp phis, Nashville, Louisville.
Glnelnnati. II. Louis, and all pointa South and
West. 80 ~~ ~~
Palace Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
II, Tieketasold, and Bagga &c check TO
ri! p, ircipal prints.
ss- Passengers by this romtc GOING Nokru.
hafe choice Of THREE DIFFERENT RorTEs.
G. BOIKN1GHT. Snperinte ndent,
r.. X. DORSEY, General Freight and Ticket
ARenI. Dec 25
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M Isrsysf e.; rayf0V RECEIVE"

May nad come With hG 5sRgrant odors,
hsr.sweet buds and bloosomf, and Juliet
Dad been at Ashburn about 2ise faonths.
TheD one Thursday sseningA al tea time
Rudolph came ia from thel post Office
bringing a letter for Juliet, and one aIso
Tor bis grandmother.
Mrs Thuflow was at the front door,
bidding adieu to some late visitors, who
gere on the eve OF departure. Juliet
aoished reading her own letter, folded it
up carefully and placed 1t in hSr pocket.
and then, in fit OF abst .actioS, picked
np Mrs. Thurlow'e, where Rudolph had
deposited 1t on het plate. At 6rst abe
yooked at the envelope and tlie super
soription vacantly, her Thoughts many
miles away at Orkney, with her father
end mother. However, &c abe continued
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A ~ OAAG1ES GD&4VVSa
wa Movable or Inserted Teeth.
WE CLAIM for ncr. Patent Circular Saw
Nv fssfhn'F f'siowinH adSaneSges over ali
others: 80 - - - - -
Tho ahspke OF the .ssts ss,,:ss...s :sE;. OK
err uniform Gstension In the sockets
Tho stability Of the plate Is in mo way Affect
cd BY inserting new sets of teeth.
to the cutting line.
NO rivsts, keys, or other Objectionable ap
pliances; are employed in connection with tbe
teeth, which sro as simple in construction and
as easily used, as q nut for bolt.
In short, all the difficulties heretofore expe-
rienced In the use of movable teoth for saws.
are fully met and obviated by this invention.
ALSO,
TUTTLE PATENT
"CHAMPION" CROSS. CUT SAWS.
CROSS CUT SA WS,
OF ALL KrNDs
saw Mandrels, Cumming Machines, Go.
Send for Catalogues and Price Lists.
II. HOE CO.,
PRINTING Press Machine and Saw Manufac.
turerg, New York. Boston. Mass, and Lon.
ooh' Eng. Aug 28 t6mo
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LaurepB Railroad-..New SchedGIe.
aa sas Tasld. d.s on IBIS sdse aSsS s11 WITH t.
DIP and do~n Trains on 6reensille and Colum-
bia Railroad, Mt Helena; leaving Lenrens at t5
A. II. Tuesdays, ThuredaSs 4nd Satprdays'
July 0 ). 8. BOWERS supsffbb} }andsni
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Greenville ana Columbia r abroad

GR N daiis hAsssSeEs sss.at e., Trains ssn ySu
Meeting with Night Train on Charleetop Hoad.
I've Coiumbia 100 an, I've Greenville G. 10 am
Aston 8.55 " Anderson 6a5
NSWoerry l0.55 Abbeville 8A5 -
Arr Abbeville $50 pm E" Newberry i.55 N
Anderson 5.t5T" =. Alston 800
Greenville 500 I" Arr Colunnbi 900 pn
Trains on Blue Ridge Railroad run aafollows:
." Pendleton G.26 {" Pe1alT Tton 4, IA I"
Arr Walhalla 500 d" Arr Ande&soI, IG.SO" "
The train will return from BeItbn to Snfier
son nM,ss 9n MM,ssSdes = n sng nErtday n,o5spgs,A a..
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Exchange Of Bonds.
II ID EIIssS s.

OFFICE CHARLoTTE. COLUMBIA g. A. h. X. Co
CoLchnIA, s O., November 10, 1869.
VIE Stockholders of the CharIotte and
gusta Railroad Companies in joint Convention.
July q, 1863, having consolidated aud autho.
,ized I the issuance by this Company Of it's First
hortgage Seven pcr cent. Coupon BONDS, 10
OF said two Companies, respectively, the nm
derslgned hereby gives notice of his raadi.
ness , to mako the Exchange OF the BONDS.
tached to the New Bonds. This issue OF Bonds
for the purpose designated, will amount 10
Loo, 900, which is equivalent to lien OF only
about .0C0 per mile on this Company'e road
OF ~? miles. As security, they are re earded
az being better than any heret ofore iss1,ed by
either OF the two Companies named, and are
confidently commended as one Of the best in.
NOV IL G. H. MANSON. Treasurer.
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SpartaRburg and

f. tS:saBs4EdE ~ I'm, p a ~ ~
Fridays, at 7.30 ., m,
s.S5 p. M, eonnectii
train. Returning y
Saturdays leave AA
tanburB $40 p. as!
'-4 -EF' - ! Dot
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1but the Liver is ge-
morally tho organ
4 most involved; cure
Ill.,
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was almost tempted to believe he had
lost his mind. He danced, clapped his
hands boisterously. capered around his
grandmother, asking her n thousand
questions about his dog and about what
day she thought it likely his Uncle Karl
would arrive--if she didn't think he
would come on Monday, and if he
couldn't drive down, in the buggy, to
the depot, to meet him.
Juliet did not participate in this feel
ing OF anticipation and pleasure, so,she
was, naturally, disguised with the whole
affair. She felt, -unbounded vsxation,
with regard to Professor Won Open.
helm. Why did he not stay where he
was? And bringing that horrid dog,
too, for Rudolph to pet. She knew,
beforehand, he would be hideous,
snarling beast. It was absolutely dis
gnsting! What would Rudolph care for
her, now, when he had his dog and the
uncle he fairly adoredl So, you see,
there was o slight tinoture Of jealousy in
Juliet's ill-humor,, as we'll an other quail
ties not altogether Soommendable In
themselves. She Imagined there would
be aome respite for her, after Randolph
had gone, TO bed and -Corneiia and her
self sat costly Ia their own apartment.
Bnts alag for the vanity of human hopes,
her trials below stairs were nothing, In
compassion to those which she enconn :.
.f'lred aboxa Sha Yas not allowed tor
close her eyes, until tho clock Jstruok,
tweive; and there she had TO ~ pa
tiently, and listen to Coruslie,. fadi1Ss:.
inmate admiration OF Frofessor :vSn
Oppenheinl. This,on lsdy was hign!y
gifted, In .ae matter Of speech, 1nd,
moreopof, had an aptitude in tsing
bighiyacolored language, anda pro7oking
way OF telling q simple story win nigh
dramatic effect,
cit is impossible to conceie finer
specimen Of the Tsutonio faoe than
Karl voa Oppenhcim, she procia,med.
'Ths diversity OF his power ie absolutely
wonderful" And then, with . slight
blush, "He is my ban ideal OF ell
manly perfection. Ip1ociesy, he is per
feotly dazzling. .EveSbody says 80. SO
aceomplishedI 90 Ittyl SO yonngl-
scarcely thirty. I rlieve. So handsomel
and, withal, not bit conceitsd'"
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The Crown Prince Of Prussia. who mar
ricd Victoria eldest daughter, j. not not.
cd for bic morals. The Berlin court Cos
sips cell The following: Tho Crown Princes.
went 20 her jowoIlor 70 purchase a diamond
necklace. She instantly selected avery
beautiful one. something quite new, but no
ticod that the head Of the establishment,
who'of course was serving her, tried in vain
10 suppress a peculiar smile, aud that hi
clerks smiled surreptitiously also. The
Princcs, always cxciiablc. flushed up, aud
asked haughtily ifthcre wasany reason ,Ck,
she should not purchase the necklace she
had selected. 1T already belongs 10 your
Royal Iliphnczs.r Che shopkceper wal
startled INTO replying though l was NOT
authorized 20 LEI your Royal Ilighncs'
know T. II was ordered some time ago.
'Whoordercd il The princcg on now
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The ubiquitous jenkins. who writes Of all
the world and does the manners Of its
great personagcs, has written Of Louis Napo-
leon. lie informs US that the tastes and
habits Of Napoleon III. are simple and plain.
There is probably no European potcntate
% little fond Of ceremony and ostentation.
none more easy and unaiiected--nay, al
most familiar in his manner. Among the
wonderful, and TO any one who knows any
thing Of the real life at the Tullcries, in
comprchcnsiblc stories afloat in the world,
the story that Napoleon Ill. issiIcnt, mys-
terious, and cautions in his daily inter
course with people about him, il not the
least surprising. lie Is neither silent nor
naughty man. lie talks as much aud as
freely as amy one; his manner is gentle,
quiet, undemonstrativc. kindly, complai-
sant--the manner Of thorough man of the
world, who understands how TO take peo-
plc,' who l. shrcwd judge Of character,
but who dearly likes 10 throw OF the cares
of royalty ana the pcrplcxitics Of politics,
10 sit down with friend. 10 roll up ciga-
rctte, aud TO have a long. pleasant, unrc-
strained chat. lie is not--we speak by the
cari--a perpetual inquisitor, always trying
10 find out what other people are thinking
and projecting, and keeping srltinx-like
bride on his own tongue. The truth isa
most The exact contrary Of this. Many
times Napoleon Ill. has said imprudtnt,
rash things. On more than one occasion,
his want 0f caution has injured his govern
mcnt. Minister Rouhcr had onrc TO cx-
plain away his words in the Chamber. and
aftcrward went to the palace, and delicate
y hintcd TO the Empcrorthat he must hold
strieter watch over his speech.
There i little group Of ofgcntlcmcn who
are almost always at the palace, the Enpc-
rors chosen families, among them are Gc-
neral flcury, Marshal Valiant, and Prince
Mcttcmich. Il il with these friends that
be spends bis hsppicst hours sometimes
PLAYING cards or billiards. but more often
talking and smoking. Although the impe-
rial table Il supplied with the richest lux
uries, Napoleon Ill. is ahstcmious and eau
tious, silent at table. and moderate drin-
ker. lie Is. however, as IS we'll known, a
very great smoker. often pulling a cigarette
when riding out. and smoking many ciga.
rcttcs In succession after each meal. lie
takes physical exercise at set hours. aud ON
every pleasant afternoon may bo seen walk
ing up and down the shady terraces Of tho
Tullcrics garden. leaning upon the arm Of
| an aide. and smoking the inevitable ciga-
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though he interests himself to entertain his
guests, he much prefers sidc-chat with
some dignitary in the corner. The ban
Iquets Of the Empress are spoker Of az being
very sumptuous. if we may judge by the
following enumeration, for which VIC have
Jenkins vcracious word:
1--WE arc assured that 900 bottles of
champagne disappear, 400 Of clarct, so Of
madeira, 1900 quarts Of liquors. 200 Of
iced coffee, and 900 Of chocolate 2000 ice
creams. 1900 quarts Of punch, and any
quantity Of cakes, pastry, pates dc fOic
gras, chickens, phcasants, partridges. hams,
larks, FISH, salads, beef. and breadg
o Jenkins how could you have patience
70 stop and count this all up? Must We add
to all our other tributes tribute @ your
powers Of computations
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see--my birthday Ii in few days; no
doubt he intends this as bis birthday gift.
BE sure you do not mention my visit here.
and ! shall say nothing to ihe Prince
The Princess left the jewellers in high
state Of elation. She was touched by the
thoughtful compliment from her husband,
who, in those days, was neither noted for
his thoughifuless or his tenderness, and
eagerly awaited her birthday insilcnvc. (If
she bad only spoken The morning came,
and nulnbcrless outieaus- according TO the
German custom, were carried into her bed
chamber, among them one that bore her
husbands handwriting on the covering.
How odd! This small case would not hold
that exquisite necklace She tore on the
wrappings, trembling, almost weeping, and
refusing assistance. The little caskct con-
taincd very handsome diamond bracelet
--no necklace. What could itm mean? Like
the Queen, the Princess Royal il d martyr
to jealous rage. and her fury may be inla-
gincd. But to discover what she was dc.
fermiped 10 learn she must not betray her
feelings. She did hide her rage, her an
guish, her suspicious, saying 10 herself !;
Il necklace like that would only be a TT
ting ctsdedu to some one who goes to court
II shall see it, And she did. AT the
next court ball the searching eyes Of the
Crown Princess did not permit any one to
pass unnotiecd. At length theiss entered a
young and beautiful lady-a we'll known
belle. She wore that necklace!
The eyes Of her Royal Iiighness flashed
as though giving back the light Of the dia-
monds when her glance rested upon it. She
walked up to the young lady and asked her,
in tone quito audible tothose near, Who
gave YOU that necklaeeT The lady color
Cd crimson, hesitated, stammcrcd, and fall
cd to reply. who made present Of these
exquisite diamonds demanded the Prin-
cess. ysrying her question. The lady, now
quite confident from the manner Of the
Grown priuccss, that she knew the donor,
and there was no mercy TO be expected,
stood silent 1t was given to you BY the
Crown Prince of Prussia, my husband
Deny il il you dare--but you cannot !
now leave this palace, and viii never more
enter il until you have been openly forbid
den to do 50. With that she swept out Of
the saloon. OF course the fair necklace
wearer was then and there dismissed in dis
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A wo.nan.s pren.n..


She sat alone IN the moonlight, her beau.
tiful check rested upon her hand, 50 soft
and white and dimplcd. You could tell,
as you looked at her, that her thsslghtswere
far away, and that she Was thinking If
something beautiful. Her eyes were wist-
ful; her lips were softly pressed together; !;
the dimplcs in her cheeks had died out, and
only the dimple in her chin remained. that
little rosy cleft, the impress Of Loves en-
ger. She was less glowing than at times,
but none the less lovely. Thought 10 my
self, as | looked at her. that she was near
er heaven than we coarser mortals, and |
longed to know whittier her pure heart turn
ed itself. approached her; she did not
hear me. 1 spoke; she did not answer.
touched her softly on the arm; she
looked up and smiled, far away smile, as
angel might have given.
.You are thinking very iutently' Isaid.
Size answered: "Yes," in subdued
tone Of voice, as though that which was on
her mind was too holy for discussion. But
| persisted. n
"Will you tell me what your thoughts
were?'' asked.
She shook her head. '.Sca could not
understand she said.
Il could try" ! said humbIy; II Am
coarse and rude know, bat | could strive
to comprehend. =
.'She smiled sweetly. but still with that
| FAR away look in her dark eyes.
.'No, not coarse" she said, ..but you
are a man. Its different with men were
yon woman 3ou would Understand at once
Now, perhaps, you may smile, may laugh
ut me.
Believe me, no, a whisper; Il adore
the beautiful, the true the pure. Let me
know your sweet thoughts. !"
She gave me her hand. II viii tell
you," she said, Il have thought Of moth
ing else all day. Last night lay awake
thinking Of il, lam sure must be right /;
but IL | am wrong. oh if / am wrong, Ell.
gar, | tremble to think Of it.
lyon cannot be wrong" / said.
She gave me her other hand.
You think notF' she said; ..ah but
you cannot be 80 good . judge as . woman
lthink-I believe
..Yes, yes" | whispered, bending near I,
"ycs, Angcline. /"
II am almost surc." she said. in accent
softer than the ripple Of falling water. ..al-
most sure. Edgar, that blue fringe will look
better on my new walking suit than purple
velvet. Don't you think so.''
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Grant owns $1,000. OOO vorlll ol Ilnitea

Grant owns $1,000, 600 worth Of United
States bonds. A foreign war. even with
Spain, would greatly deprcciatc their mar.
kct value. In all public operations be.
looks at reeuniary profit TO himself and
friends. This Is eyinced by his refusal to
run for the Presidency until subscription
paper IN his behalf. 10 rccompensc his Civ
ing up the Office Of General, had bccn sign
ed for large amounts BY the merchant and
bonholding princes Of New York. II was
esinccd BY his appointment 70 Office OF
those who had made him valuable presents
and IN bis selection Of all his kindred and
those Of bis wife. The bonds Nc owns arc
q guarantee that there will bc no foreige
war, even TO maintain the dignity cf The
country, under bis administration. Gin
cianaii ERqsirer.