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Light and Shade.

Sunlight and shadows, light and shade,
So the frail web of life is made,
A wool of dark, thread of light,
Close interviewer meet the sight
So close to joy does sorrow tread,
So soon the hopes of life are fed,
How short distance lies between
The cradle and the death-bed scene.
With life uncertain, death so sure,
With much to dare-much to endure.
With hope and expectations high,
Impetuous youth soon hastens by.
How different the world we own
When sober reason takes her throne Z
This life and all its joys appear
OF little worth when death is near.
In vain we snatch at gilded straws,
In vain ignore creations laws,
Lift up our heads in worldly pride,
While death stalks grimly by our side.
In vain we seek and pray for fame
That shall endure beyond the name,
But God by OWNER plan
Works out the destiny of man.
BY trials fierce, by trials long,
God teaches us His arm is strong;
Youths blasted hopes life's wasted sands
Reveal the weakness of our hands.
The friend whose smile lit up our ways,
The warm and true of other days,
Forsaking when we most relied,
Remind us of tue "CrucIfed."
How firm hold our faith acquires
How few our lingering desires
How little worth the gilded show
That spell-bound us in years ago.:
Thank God that when youth is no more
When her dolusive dreams are DER,
We have a promise set on high
A hope that is not born to die.
And this shall cheer the dropping heart
Through life, till soul and body part
lamp that shines with reasons ray
To guide us in the marrow way"
When we shall reach the distant shore.
And meet the loved who went before,
Our Fathers smile shall well repay
Our bitter tears along the way
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Old Love.

The broadsword loses its glitter
As it hangs in the ancient hall
Rusted and blunt grows the keen-edged blad
That once so gallant champion made
AS it CLEANED from the castle wall.
The jewel loses its lustre
AS it lies in its velvet nest,
Till dull and dim is the good real gold
That showed such royal light of old
AS it flashed from beauty's breast.
The blue eye loses its power
As age comes creeping on;
The fair form droops from its stately grace,
Tho roses fly from the care-worn face,
The charm from the trembling tone.
The color from the canvas,
The magic from ringing rhyme
Now is there a joy in this world of ours,
Riches, or glories, or hopes, or flowers,
But dies at the touch of Time
ALI, Love in his pure serenity
Can the pitiless spell defy,
For tears cannot drown, nor absence dim,
And death himself may not conquer him,
For true love never can die.
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The TuIcKEsr--A political orator,
speaking Of a certain gentleman whom
he admired, said he was always on the
field of battle where the bullets were
the thickest. "Where was that ?"
Sin the ammunition wagon"
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For the cure Of asthma, coughs, colds. cutane-
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hey are the sheet anchor Of the sick. l527yl
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CastOria is more than IL substitute for
Castor Oil. Ii is the only safe article in ex-
istence which is certain to assimilate the food
regulate the bowels, cure wind-colic and
produce natural sleep. 1t contains neither
minerals, morphine or alcohol. and is pleas
ant to take. Children need not cry and
mothers may rest.
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Skin Diseases.

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the Age. Is warranted to cure Flesh Worms,
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The Old Garrett.

let us look at this one as | can intro
duce it from memory. 1t was q floor
inc of laths, with ridges of mortar
squeezed up between them, which, il
you tread on you will go to-the
Lord have mercy on you! Where
will you 60 to? The same being
crossed by narrow bridges Of boards,
on which you may put your feet, but
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was shaped as it came full of sap, from
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who have left their comfortable places
to the Bridgets and Norahs, used to
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which was running, it may be in the
days when they were hanging the Sa-
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The gentleman who does the
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who was just in the act Of depositng
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"Ahw said the minister, rushing out
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III show you how to abandon IN in
FAINT to the cold mercies Of the world.
And all these remarks were punctnat
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at your door," said the man, taking III
the basket and lifting the cover. Il
brought a right fat turkey for you
but I'm damned if you shall have il
now, if you were starving" and he
walked away.
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A friend furnishes us the fol'owin g
which is said to have proved All excellent
mode Of preparing m ince meat
The following receipt makes Twenty-Five
pounds Of choice. rich mince meat, at a
cost of not more than sixteen cents per
pound, allowing that one has to buy the
articles named in the receipt Persons
who do not like it so rich, should use more
meat. or less OF the other articles; this
OF course will re luce the price somewhat.
Take 1 lbs lean beef, 4 lbs. suet. 2 lbs
currants. 2 lbs. Raisins, II 10. citron, i lbs
apples. 4 lbs. brown sugar. ct. apple
brandy, l-2 gal. cider. or ground GINA
mon, or. GROUND cloves, 10 cts worth of
mace, 10 cts. worth.of nutmegs. and ID
OF. OF css. lemon, OF grated lemons.
You must have pounds of meat after
dav or so before you wish to cut it. Cut
it and the suet i'll small pieces us you do for
sausage: then mix ir,and run both through
the sausage machine. Now this viii grind
pretty hard this colo Hea'hef, 80 you iiad
better have your apples stcwetl till hot and
run them through the maohine with the
meat and siset.- If you DO this YOU will!
have no diff, itiiv a Ali mitn this trouble
some palt d lax Job. Nash and cry your
eulramts. s,eta HE .'aisiAs. cut the citron il
E,nal ..ite CRATE steha n'iircg. grind The
mace and n al IOHctflar, and II is ready
for use.
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4 notable feature at such a time as
this is the paying out Of the semi an
nual five per cent. dividend Of ths, Bati-
more aud Ohio railroad, which was
commenced at the Merchants National
Bank on Saturday last The currency
was supplied to all who desired it, aud
the question asked as TO the preference
of those who were to receive it. The
aggregate Of this dividend is some
S651,O00 on $t3,l3), 900 OF common
stock, which is quite a handsome pay
ment Tor these times -RaJtjmore StH,
LII
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MURDER.-Da Monday evening. the 9th
OF October. Annie Butler, little girl four
;een years Of age. left her mothers house
near Little Georgetown. Berkeley county,
West Va rs was her daily custom. and
vert out in search of the cows which
pastured at large. Her search for the
cattle was more extended than common.
and led her into Cunningham woods.
near Falling Waters, about TWO miles from
home. Night came Oh, aud the anxious
mother watched and waited for the return
of her child When she could endure the
suspense no longer she started to hunt
for her, and ran through the woods call
ing her name Wearied and broken
hearted she returned to her house to wait
for the light of day. Next morning the
neighbors gathered aud engaged in the
search. The body of the murdered child
was found by a party OF colored men. The
head had been crushed with club, which
was lying close by stained with blood
Husricion fastened upon colored man
,larned 1alitero, who was arrested and
committed to Jail at Martinsburg. He
vas indicted by the Grand Jury of the
Circuit Con Cat the present term and his
fSial began on Mondays
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