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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-31
STICK no YOUR BUSH

A rich man, in answer to the question
hov lie became so very successful, recited
the following story
| will tell you how 1t was. One day
when | was . lad party Of boys and girls
We're going 10 pick black berries. / wanted
to 20 with them, but was afraid father
would not let ME. When told hiniw
was going OH, and heat once gave meper-
mission to 20 with them, could hardly
contain myself, rushed into the kitchen,
got big basket, and asked mother for
s'ssss ssss VIZ es't.,'
and was going out at the gate, when my
father called me back. He took my hand
aud said in q very gentlevoice Joseph,
what are you going to do? 10 pick ber-
ries' replied. Then, Joseph, Iwant TO
tell you one thing. Its this When
you find pretty good bush, do Tot leave
II to seeka better one The other boys
and girls will run about picking little
here aud there, wasting great deal Of
time, and getting few berries'
went aud lad 4 capital time. But ii
was just as my father said No sooner
had one found good bush than he called
all the rest, and they LETT their several
places and ran to the newly-founded
treasure. Not content more than minute
or two in one place, they rambled over
the whole pasture, got tired, and at night
had very few berries My fathe's words
kept running In my ears, and l stuck to
my .bush.' When | had done with one
found another, and finished that then |
took another. When night came | had u
large baskeiful 81 berries, more than all
the others put together, and was not hall
80 tired as they were. / went home happy
But when entered found my laLhsr
had been taken III. He looked at my
basketfnl of ripe bIackherries, and said.
.WeIl done, Joseph. Was l not right
when told you to always stick TO youI
bush p
He died few days after, and | had ia
make my way in tie soEld as hest could
But my fathers word sank deep into my
mind, and never forgot the experience
Of tile blackberry pariy-I stuck tony
bush.' When had fair place, and wa;
doing tolerably well, did not Leave !
land spend weeks aud months seeking on
little better When other young mel
) said, Come with us. and we will make i
fortune in few weeks, ! shook my head
aud stuck to my bush' Presently N.
employers offered 10 take me into business
with the old house until the principal
died, and then had everything wanted
The habit Of sticking to my business LEI
people TO trust Inc. and gave me
character. love all have and an tothi
motto--'Stick to your busll.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-31
A TORNADO IN THE SOUTH.

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AUGUSTA. Ga: March 2i.-A feariuliy
destructive tornado passed over here yes
ter,lay afternoon. This city being situated
IN, a basin. was protected by the surround,
Ing hills from the fury of the storm. The
rainfall was accompanied byhail unpre-
cedentediy heavy. several towns 10 Tie
interior suffered severely IN the loss ofilie
and property. Near Thomson, John l..
stevali aud wife and two daughters 81
John y. Morgan were badly wounded hy
falling houses, and several negroes We're
killed and wounded. At Appling TIE
houses OF =. Hutchinson, SCION Reese,
John Boston, and others were DESTROYED
Ms. Martha Darcy and Miss Maggie
Bailey were killed Miss Malone aiD
Mrs. Grey were seriously wounded Ono
e,,d oi lie Court House was blown AZ. a.
Camack every house except ons was aes-
troyed. Mr.. Fielding. telegraph operator
was badly bruised. The tornado struck u
traIn of ears. denloIIslling Il completely,
and killing Tom Gesling Instantly.
All tie trains coming 70 Augusta except
tile Central were delayed, but no serious
damage wa done to Tile railroads. There
was NO loss Of life or damage 20 property
n Augusta. The latest news from Cam
ack says Mrs. Wright had tworihs brokeil'
Mrs. Jones had her back broken, ana
son of the Rev. Mr.. Pitcher was killed.
Al Akin, :. e; the Catholic church was
,.omnletely demolished. AL telegraph
un,s North but one are down The re-
mort from the country are confused anu
unsatisfactory, but there seems g be no
ao,,lt hat lie storm was iearfuliy dcs'
trnetiye. surprising ia extent aud violence
anythiug Of the kind IN this section io'
years.
Tue tornado caused fearful destruction
along lis track, deinoiishing houses, trees
and fences, aud killing l'errons aud stuck
Bap;ist wrrc holding meeting ~ Eiani
Church. near Camack. when the storm
denlolishe, It, killing three and woundins
tweuty-tye persons. Residence aud out
hou..s we're demolished on many planta'
,lons m Warren, McDuflie, and Colunbia
counties IN Georgia. the destruction en'
tending into Edseiield. Aiken, and Barn
well counties Ia south Carolina. IN some
places persons were blown distance q
sixty yards.
EVERY house on Mrs. T.. J. Walton'
oiantatIon. including iin0 fesidence
was destroyed. III Columbia county t'lre'
negroes were killed aud twenty-five per
sons wounded. Ten houses on Dr. Hanll
tons place were destroyed.
Its impossiblct 20 give correct idea 2
the amount Of property destroyed. lI"iI
reach several hundred thousaud doliais
Fearful suffering Is already reported y
the devastated territory. The storm wa
the scyerest ever known Ia this section
and the universal destruction unparalleled
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-31
FORGIVENESS.

The mantle Of charity ought to be thrown
around the faults ef our fellow beings.
.Thy Sins Be forgiven thee should be the
answer for Us 10 give 10 those who have stun
ed against us aud wish to he as they once
we're. pure and sinless. Forgive and for
get; memory will not let Us forget, but il
is ia the power Of exalted human beneyo.
lence. SaddeniDx scenes vii ofen press
|thcmselses urcn our attention, even when
we do the bes; toprescut them. oseenes
Of harmony between ourselves and onr bu.
man relations viii arise 10 the soul, not.
Nilhstanding the presence aud influence Of
that principle Of Christian charity which
shnuid inspire every human soul With d.
vine e.fulcence. Yet memory, however
faithful TO her trust. will not prevent q
from being lenient icrafd the faults and
follies Of others. and to forgive their de-
partnre from q true life.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-31

Eli IN LovE.--.Did you ever do apr
thing in state of indifference, Miss Jalis
| asked an old sweetheart Of mine lsa.
night.
.Why. yes. certainly. Mr.. Persins--a
good many times. "
What, did it si,E absolute. total IN
differehceg'
Eli
Well, julia, my beloyel.' I said. tax.
ing her hand. what is one thing you caa do
now with perfect indiiEerence.'
Why, listening to You, Eli
postponed proposing.
a moment afteTward ny beloved graspei
my hand conyulsively. looked il niy fsee.
and said:
Ell. such devoted. warm hearted men
as yon often make me feel very happy
How. darlipglI 1 asked. TOO happy to
live.
Why By keeping away from me Eli
] haven't proposed Jet.
II is said hat when female child is
born ID Indiana. the unhappy father be-
gins 70 save money 70 buy piano.
'Johuny. waat are yoa doing. my san?'
oh nothing. only trying 10 BIZ Frank on
the fingers with The hatehe,.'
Red used on railroad tignifss DANGER.
and says stop. I, should be 20 construed
when displayed On man hrse.
Your son died rather suddenly. yester-
! day, cfthroat disease, is what an Idaho
sheriff ufp,e u Iond mother in Indiana
ihe.olhef day
4 woman 10 Dawson, Ca, accidentally
Ut her tongue olfthe other dpy, aud s'rre
that. her husband gets home every evening
two hours earlier than usual.
Several passengers % ihe lower Mics
.ipr, we're atirsciel hJ the allieatprs Lask.
ling II ihe sunshine. Are ticy anipllb.
ions. Cap,aing' asked hakei.,s, ,iArS
phibicus. thunder 7 answered ,l,e ek'husi.
aslic cfieer. They u cal hog ! minute
II w-s probably an a,,uek of the qreen.
eyed urAster. that iu6nced tie VLicara
Inter Usean 20 say that .oh the night that
yicloria wonihull lec'ured anj tss can.
can appeared. TIE t'anmnn Ccuneii of
Jackson, Nlieh.. filled 70 have ) qacrum,
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-31
4 nEMAnKABLE DOC STORY.

THIS story Il told Us bya gentleman who
.ays It's ruth Is youehed for By witnesses Of
undoubted yeracity: Some years ago.
while Mr.. Hamilton was fishing near the
lJwcr rapids of the Mississippi. Jus. above
the Keokag. be observed below bin tnau
bailing out canoe, preparatory TO taking
himself wife aud baby across ther iycr. AT
the same time Mr. II. saw that bis New.
foundland dog was watching the proceed.
ings q the party. Seeming 10 romrrc-
hend their intention. the dog uttered pe.
culiar hosl. and passing up tho river fcr
some distance. pIanged into the water and
swan diagonaliy dawn. landing on large
rock standing out u TIC wafer abort rid
way of tho stream. After shaking the
water from his shaggy coat, be agaiu
watched the party. Who IN the meantime.
bad embarked in the canoe. jus. as th'
little boat passed the rock. !, was caught
IN the rapidly descending current and ~.
stautly eapsized. The woman. 10 falli,E
i,do the water. loosei her hold On III,
child. which haated downihe stream. Th,
man caugh, bis wife aud waded 10 the rock
The instant iha child fell inta the water,
the dog lcapcd IN, aud 10 short iime va
seen IN me s,ill water below swimming viii
the chill stilI ID his month. which be car
ried ia safety to he shore.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-31

A policeman met negro at night car.
r,inr q trunk along The street. and coIlared
him The negro explained: DE family
what was boarding NE has been axing for
money. ahdas dcy sns gone out tonight
Thought I would Get into somo family Ehar
ley respected dc fsnis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-31

wbCn a girl crops her front hair. aud
pulls Il down over her forehead like .
Mexican mustang, and then ties piceo 81
red velvet around her neck. who can Won
der X The number Of pale.fseed young men
that throw away their ambition, and pass
sleeplcss nights il trying 10 raise down on
the upper lipsg-Kansas City Times.
HERBERT aid perplexed mother.
.Why i il that you're not . better boy Z
WELL said the little fellow, soberly /,
locking up into her face with honest blue
ewes. Il suppose the real reason y that !
don't want 10 ber We think the child
cave the real reason why ull Of o., blg as
Well a. little, are not better tian We are.
why did you pass yesterday without
looking at me Z said beautiful woman g
Talleyrand Because. madam. Il lbad
looked could uos have passed.
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HAPPINESS

Ii isa false opinion that happiness Is not
now TO be realized. but only to come here
after. II i in contradiction to Gods holy
word. as We believe We are blessed now
With an things that are really good for rs.
Yet there are persons who thluk that when
some particular grievanc. is removed they
shall be happy. Mol Jon will be as far
from happiness ~ you are now. This ls
the folly and weakness Of the mind, which
yainly anticipates happiness from earthly
changes. Bnt. on the otker hand. as time
passes 81 and under al circumstances. sup
posing that we have the knowledge Of the
ruth aud are living 10 holiness and IN the
lave az God. we may have days of hcagen
mon the earth. Lady Elizabeth Hasiine.
said 10 the Countess of Huntingdon. Since
/ have known the gospel | have been as
happy as 40 angel. That one sentence
was the means of the conversion Of Lady
Huntington, aftervara the friend Of White
Geld and the founder Of chaPeIs sll oye'
England. Who can estiinate the number
and importance Of the effects which follow.
"a that change of heart and life9
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-31

DR.. Barker. the PhrenoIogist In lectur-
ing in Rockingham Richmond county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-31

lessee Bell, negro living on the farm
ofcol. David Bell..of Halifax county, shot
another negro last Tues,lay. and it is be-
lieyee the wound will prove fatal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-31

The little State Of Delaware has adopted
new Gag Cx6i feet. Il blue six with }
yellow fringe. Twill he uscl 10 spread
IdiGr the Slate 20 seep tie frost ~.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-31
HAS HE A CALL TO BE A HUs-
BAND.

Has hea call 10 be a husband who
thinksmore Of bis horse than Of his wife ?.
Has he aeali 10 be husband WHO
spends six evenings ont ofthe week ava
from home, and complains because his
wife will go Tuesday to praycr-meeilng
Has he a call TO be husband who spends
five dollars q week for cigars, and oc>
casional glass but can't afford to take
newspaper for bis family?
Has thai man cali to be husband who
makes elegant presents to other ladies and
grambles ifhis wife wants new dress ?
Has he call TO be husband WHO
swears u theone hundreth button Is mis-
sing and never speaks a word In COM
mendatiolof the ninety aud nine that
remain immovable
Has be a call to be husband who never
buys 4 book or picture to make home at
tractiye, aud still wonders why woman
can't be contented to stay at home seven
days out Of a week, and ever singing
" There's no place like home ~
Has he call to be q husband who loses
money by betting on elections and horse-
races, and when lie becomes involved at
tributes 1t to his wise'= extravaganza
lessee Bell, a negro living on the farm
Of Col. David Bell;of Halifax county, shot
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-31

swhy i III, asks 90 exchange. that
nearly every Senator'S wife 10 Washington
y ! handsome womanT II Is simply be.
can.e nearly every Senator'S wife who =
MI ! handsome woman Is left at home -
Courier.Journal.
The charge that Bo,kin. Of The Milwau.
tee Sentinel. has 10 poll on his SHIRT from
below on account Of the size Of bis ears, i
base invention. We've known Bot. ovel
tvensy.one years. have slept with bin
great many times. and we know that By
ears arc flexible. In cold weather We uset
. use The on one fOr IN extra quilt. Gin
sinali Tines.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-23
Made His Wife n widow.

A sad tragedy occurred at Coney Is
land, Il. j., Oh Friday. Mr.. Charles A..
Hum, twenty-eight years of age, n
dentist doing business in New York,
left his home for the island that day.
On his way down in the boat he met
his wife, with whom he had not been
living for several years. The sight OF
the woman so affected Hum that he
immediately conceived the idea of self
destruction. He spoke to his wife who
was accompanied by their two children
and several lady friends, and upon their
arrival at the island, he insisted that
she should take plunge in the surf
with him. Mrs. HUM declined, how
ever, as she saw he was considerably
excited and feared that he designed
violence upon her. Her friends also
advised her not to go. This eXasper-
ated Hum, and springing up, he eX-
claimed:
every well, then, I'll make u widow
of you in twenty minutes" She treat
ed this remark somewhat lightly, not
thinking that he would carry the
threat into execution.
eyes" he again said, "I'll make a
widow of you in twenty minutes.
What kind of mourning do you want
to wear %
"Oh, I'll have green" said the wo-
man, endeavoring to treat the matter
as a joke.
"Well, green above the red then"
said the husband, and left the party to
get bathing suit. The fact that he
should procure q bathing suit disarmed
the party of whatever apprehensions
they might have felt, and they thought
that Hunn,s threat was an empty one
and he merely intended totake bath;
The unfortunate man hastily donned
The suit, rushed down on the beach,
plunged into the surf, was seen for
moment aud then disappeared. His
body was subsequently seen bufieted
about by the waves, and was lowed
into the steamboat dock
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no The Voters 81 ths Twentieth senate.
rInI DIAirIeI.

FELLOW, ClTl2ENs;-On my return
home, allorNn absence Of two weeks,
found that my friends, In response
to memorials from different parts OF
Dallas, and parts Of 'lOrrant aud
Ellis oounllcs, signed by about one
thousand voters, had announced
me M candidate for tho Constitu.
tional Conventions
! have no aspirations for the po-
silion, but under the circumstances,
M u good citizou, feel | can but
submit TO tho expressed wishes Of so
many Of my iollow.oitaens
As to my views Of what the Con.
stilution should be, ! will state in
brief, that | would take the Con
stilution of 1915 and 1866,
changed to suit our present
condition az n habit; with all OIL
Gers, executive, legislative and judi.
cial, elective by tho people; the old
system Of Keeping the county and
district records, Of assessing and
collecting taxes, Of County and Pro-
bate Courts, with some necessary
changes; II liberal system OF cduca.
ton stringent usury law u rc-
duction in salaries Of officers and
per diem Of Legislators, and 10.
trenchmcnt and reform in general
My business is such and the cleo
ton so near at hand that | can not
canvass the District. |, therefore,
submit my case to you, assuring
you that if elected, whatever Of
ability | may have shall be faith
fully and honestly cxcrtcd in tho
discharge of the duties Of the trust
conddcd to me. Respectfully,
JAS. p, GOODNIGHT.
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lhrl 900 worn % pnr own fashion plt-
nles, lhfF should be embroidered WilA
maps ~ lhr hlg bnnanla reginns, nr
petroleum barrels nvprilnWing moilan
III Npad struck ile.N Alr 10, holding
q lunph pf cigars, and sm0kiug lir
pipe nf peace, With q sleeping revenue
nllefr ll Use Background, would le
en appropriate drslRn mr M and
Nfs Ipbapen king, while an euhrOid-
eiel government contract rrpreseutinu
how lil plckinHs were obtained, w0uld
properly emhplliah tho monogram
robes VI others pf pur fashion leaders.
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Monogram Dresses.

The Princess of Wales, who is enter
ing upon the role of British fashion
Leader, has introduced a monogram
Costume upon which the arms and
|mottoes of her house embroidered ON
'sleeves, waist and drapery. The no
'bility are generally initiating the FASH
ION, and probably dresses covered
with the devices from the shields of
ancient families will soon become
quite the rage. An English contem-
Porary suggests that those who are not
pf an accent family, may embroider
eleeves, corsages and skirts with mot
Toes like the following: Dunn spiro spero
while | breathe l hope), from which
ene may infer that the wearer is hope
Iul Naomi, while the fortune-seeking
maiden will have inscribed on her
slrdle: amour fat beducoup nadis ar
vent fat tout tlove does much, but
money does ALI. In any event, o
proper motto for such gowns would be,
Prand Jrais very .expensive). When
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a mild aporieni and gentle purgn-
dive, recommended for tlio euro ofall dos
raugoments OF the stomach ,livernnd bowels.
rs their tlmoly uso much sickness Is pre-.
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an them 90 be the safast, surst and host OF
an the pills evor offered 70 the public. lhey
purify tho blood, remove all corrup,ions and
restore tho diseased sysiom 10 perfect health,
As nm Ant,dOte 90 Chi'iB and Fever they
have no equal. For nySpepeIa they are
u SpceldH. For sick Headnc Flc and BiI-
iOUs Collie they are sure cure, For Con.
siipatlOu, nhounaGian, Piles, Pnipitn-
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Back md LOiis, EcrvOusness, n positive
remedy. Tor Eemnte Irregularities,
without u rival. Whom one does not"fee
very WE'LL "a single dose stimulates the stoul-
neh and bowels, restores tho appotltp, and
Imparta ylgor 10 tho system. sold every.
whore. Olcc. 10 Murray street, New York.
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THE w EEKLY HERALD,

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lshnl rVrIy SATURDAY mnihlnB kuhsfripr
lnn, flfh lipr annhuf sibi ipr zig lunniilf
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III iiss pnrlpl lliHn IA mouths,
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prl aluuIn zoo iliu llisl ihhrfilpn, Ana 10 cents
lnr nlrli sniii lNrni lhsrlllpii,
uhltlnD notices. marriages. deaths, puddle
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S. 10 $40 Psg day Agents wanted q; IAN All
sexes, young aud old, make more money at
work for us, IN their own localities, during
their spare moments, or AL their time, than
at any thing else. We Ofier employment
tllAt viii pay handsomely for every hours
work. Full particulars, terms, ETC., sent
free. send-as your address at once. Don't
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work or business elsewhere, until you have
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DIRECTORS.

l.. A. Ellis, OF Ellis, Bagby q Co.
w. M. Harrison, President National hanlk
X. ID. Gribble, President Citizens Savings
bank.
W. w. Harper, OF Goyne, Harper & Muir
ply.
J. 7. Russell, of Russell, Ralney & Go.
II. M. Bagby, of Ellis, Bagby q Go.
I. q: Anderson, Secretary Of Life Associa-
ton of a meriGa.
DIR. A. q. Clopton.
7. G. Ahern, Commission Merchant.
Ward Taylor, jr., Editor Daily and Weekly
Jimplecute.
rs. ID. Rainey, OF Russell, Rainey Il Co.
b. q. Bagley, of ID. q. Bagley & Co., Com
mission Merchants, Galveston.