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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

Ell btbE VI Dh6Us SApdNLA LED ~
RECORD IN TIE CouxrY CtERK's 0rFlcl
DURING THE MONTH 81 MARcn.-Jcss
S. BOuss to Josiah Winer-20 acre
on McCords characterization SlG0
W. v, Chidester to Pbineas "
Chidsster-03 acres on the Right Haat
Fork Of tho West Fork-consideratior
$500.
G.J. Arnold to B. 3 Ellis, 10, -
acres on the headwaters o
Rush DEMONSTRATION 81.
Isaac NJ. CASTOR to John N. Castor
II acre and 9 poles on Stone Goal
consideration $500.
W. W. Harris, &C., to Perry NJ
Mick-45 acres on Stone CUal-cou'
sideratiOn $500.
h. T. Powers to Walter +. Powers
ISL acrss on Wards Run consider.
alton 81, Joe.
Jonathan FLETCHER to Uriah PIetchc,
40 acres. par. lot II. of the GlascOck
INSTRUMENTATION $40.
N. v. Lightburn to B. F. Light
burn-s0 acres 90 tho Wet Fork
consideration $1,000.
ia J. Lighsburn to B. F. Light
burn-1 acre, 9 rocds and 81 poles
mill lot mouth Of Broad Ruu-sonsid'
Grafton SS5.
j. Funk to B. F. Lightburn-4
ucres GA the Yves. Fork River-eousid
Grafton $50
J. A. j. Ligh.burn to B. F. Light
buru-lk acres near Iightburn's mills
consideration $50.
W. Sbirey to b. Michael, trustee
333 acres on Crawford's Fork-variou'
considerations.
Allen Simpson to George W. Smith
-l5k acres on Gee considsra
ton $500
Isabel Hcury, 70 to BcrgOt Jolt
54t acres gu Murphy's Crs.k-cOusid'
GRAFTON $3.50
J. X. Roach, &C.. to Harvey Ware
100 acres GU Pringles Fork Of StOu,
Coal consideration $l.650.
j. and H. Brannou, Commissioners
to L. Waldo-oae.,hird interest in sc
acres ca tho West Differentiation
1915.
J. B Fiulay TO George Flint
90, 99S acres on Sand Ferk--cousidcr
alton e5, 4O0.
A. Simon to John McCus-5 acre
on Stone Characterization Sll0
A. L. Winemiller TO 7. 7. Muudcll
&c.-5l4 acres on Fiuk's Creek-con
sideration 1921 50.
R. r. kemper to Matilda Mnxop,
&c.-1l7l acres on Freeman's CreeG
consideration $3.50.
C. z Grant to ". G. Marsh-l5(
acres on Walnut Fork Of Riuk's Creel
consideration 5000
". L. Arnold. Commissioner. t
John TaylOr-100 acres on Fink
Creek -cousideration S3l.
]. O'Douuell to J. G. Coster-ls0(
acres on the West Fork aud Little Ka
nawha rivers-cousideration 81.
Il. Whetxel 10 J. J. Ward--4t
acres on Toms Run-oonsidaratioI
$3.50.
W. Moore to ". 0. Law-acrss OF
Hackers Greek consideration $3.50
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07
H L. KAHN can not be undersold.

AZ NortcE.-l desire to inform my
customers that will sell good Flour at
the Mill at from So to $40 per barrel,
cash. and will pay cash for grain and
tako grain for taxes, delivered at the
Weston Mills.
| would further notify tho tax pay.
ers that my Deputy. NJ v Lightburu,
and myself, will bo in tho Sheriff.
Office in Weston on ench Saturday to
receive taxes due me. and [ hope you
will avail yourselves Of the opportunity
and COME forward and pay up. Ny
term Of sheriff has expired, aud must
settle tho business in my hands. [
will distrain and sell property if the
taxes are not paid by my return day.
A, ". WOoproRp.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

H Gov. CRADLES POsr says that
the Kearns farm, on the Kanawha riv-
er. in Braxton county, is the centre of
tho State, aud the only sensible place
70 locate the Capital.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

R Tue b,lmy days Of this week,
has brought Weston's Crouio Croaksr
to the front, and he calculates the cost
Of constructing railroads ia less time
than it would take dash Of Lightning
10 GROSS his nose.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

NJ TaE GRANT House. at Wheel
ing was destroyed by FIRE last week.
The loss is estimated at Sl25,O00.
The proprie.ors intend rebuilding i'm
nedistelg.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

E RRy. G. sl. Filming will
preach at the Presbyterian church to-
morrow Sunday morning and evening
at tho usual hour.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

For Glcnt-My house and three
acres oil and. about half mile above
Weston. Tho hous, is brick, and con-
tains 4 rooms and basement with two
good rooms. The land is in a full
state Of cultivation. Possession given
Immediately. DoNlstcK SWEENEY.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

H MAnR1rp-0n the LIST inst, by
Squire McWhortor, Mr.. James Colvin
to Miss Ann A. Kayscr-all Of Jane
Lew.
On the same day. aud by the same,
ut tho residence Of the brides neither,
Mr.. John Thompson to Miss Elizabeth
g. Goldsmi.h-all Of Lewis county.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

Ey- On GEoRo. B: S,MpsoS desires
us to state that he has removed to
the house Formerly occupied by Mrs
Bailey. near tho residence of Judge
Brnnnoa. All night culls promptly
attended to.
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s,ogies and Tips at Briukmau's.

RFLEo. KAHN, th. City olOthier,
"hold. tho fort" 10 RoadY.Mado Cloth.
ing. 1T you get there before | do,
blow YOUR horn"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

w Hon. A. A. LEWIS has been
appointed to gil one Of the vacancies
on tho Asylum board, from Lewis coun-
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

rE TUE Clarksburg Nesps says that
the Council Of tho town has submitted
to the voters Of the corporation the
question Of subscribing $4,000 to the
capital stock Of the ". L ". I. Il. r.,
to DO voted on in October The ordi.
nance prescribes several conditions, but
the most important one to tho Company
is that the bonds Of the corporation
shall not be delivered in payment Of the
stock until the road is completed with a
1T" rail, ready for running, This
condition practically makes tho sub.
ssription Of little or no value to the
Company. if even it wus ordered, as tho
bonds Of the Railroad Company, when
tho road is ready for the rolling stock.
will DO equal to the bonds Of Clarka.
burg. and will end just as ready sale.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07
BsIton Wool Market for tho Week
Ending MarCh 81.

Fair business doing III wool, and prices
are still weak, with tendency in favor Of
buyers. Medium and X Ohio, 3sa42c; Xxx
Ohio and Pennsylvania, 45a4s; Xxx Ohio,
Ase; Michigan and Wisconsin aeeees selling
principally at 37assc. Stock aeeres eopSid-
erAhly reduced by recent transactions, par
tieularly medium aud No. /. In conblng
aud delaine no chaugei pulled dull, and
prices favor buyers; good to choice supers,
35al0e,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

eE Tue Spring term Of the Glen.
,ille Normal Schulz commenced on
last. This Is a good school,
md deserves tho support Of the sur.
cnuniies.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07
ET Mn. NJ. ". HARRISON has re
moved to bis firm on Stone Coal.

Eg- JIM DuNSISGToN says that he
has tho finest stock Of ready made
clothing and gentlcmCn's ware in the
county, aad that Le can aud will sell
them as cheap as the cheapest.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

NJ WANTED TO TEADx-A good
S Octave Double Reed Organ for a
horse. s. Il BARRETT,
Main Street. Weston.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07
Reform Is Necessary, even
in the Tobacco Line.
Great Reduction in Prices.
Hare you been to the CITY CIGAR STORE,
Nam Strnat Wsatnu7

Great Reduction in Prices.
Hare you been to the CITY CIGAR STORE,
Nam Street, WestoA7
II ron want Ave cent Cigar, with Havana
filling, you can get It thcrc.-You cna gets
Connecticut Tips for dime. -You eau get
0 St Domingo Tips for dime-You can get
St0gieS for CentS.-You can get a paVo
lIavanaa for 10 eents.-OF, II you want
lIomc.>laiO Smoking Tobacco you can have
a package for Is ccnls-fou can get Kiliiuk-
iuick, real Turkish, Porto RIrcO, Apricot,
The Weed, Manila, virgiuity, Sweet NotGei,
or Fun Rob smoking tobacco very cheap,
And now look AZ my great variety Of
Chewing Tohacco-OM Dominion oocts 4
plug, Para gon Twist only l5c.s u plug, Col
den Twist ?0cts Golden tflat-.scft pressci
-3ortI, Double Navy 25cts, Grarely No.
II fine arLrlS--jJcts, Fine Cat-COnpaa-
ion, 81 pound
tfrou want II good biuG Match you can
get Ii cor ifyou waata handsome imported
Pipe you eau get il. ioa raa gGtG stone
pipu for almost nothing. Or would yox like
10 get some Scotch SuWtr! Y0a eau get 1t
and RSppe SGutT also. You can get foreign
Tobacco SEED.
lflhere isGnytling in the way ofSmax.
ing, Chewing or Snntlln., it IL always t0bs
had at the CITY CIGAR STCRE.
GoMc ONe..-CovMc M.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

1T FoR Saba new BuEgyt
shittleSs tOp-co,t $o25-will sell worry
low. S. L. BARRErT.
Main Street, Weston.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

Ey NO1tcE.-tIaving sold out our
stock Of goods. we desire to close up
our books. All persons indebted to US
will please call aud settlaat once. The
books arc 10 the hands Of Wm. II. As
pinall, who eau DO found at all times.
ASplNALL l. RouRRouGH.
Weston, March 30-4w
Cakes, crackers. Sc, at Barns.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

~ Go to l.. Kahu'S for your
cheap clothing.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

I ]. WILKINSON has removed his
stock Of goods to the room formerly &C.
cupied by John Varney, wherO he is
receiving fresh stock Of Groceries.
CoufectiOnArics. Apples. Oranges, &c.,
all Of which he il selling At bottom
prices.
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ASPlNALL & KoIIR

Iron, Steel, Nails, &c., q. Brink
mans.
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Coutectioncries, Groceries. &c, at
Brinkman's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

Fresh salt Fish received aud for sale
at John A. Barns.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

Consult your own interest, and bus
all your groceries Of Barns.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

Grass Seed Of al kinds Al Brink
Han's,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

Good Timothy secd-warranted. Al
Briukman's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

Hardware. Cutlery. Agricultural
Implements. &C., at Briukmau's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

Barn 3 stock Of Groceries are Of The
best quality, and are sold at very low
prices.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

H On. G. B. NORRIS will bs in
Weston May 18Th, aud remain 90
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

Buy your Groceries, COnfectionerics
&C., at Barns.
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tuy pVsitNulJ "hV1aS' 7"U ASSVS HI+Se
the men or not, but thinks she fnew
one Of them. Officers arc securing
tho country in search Of tho guilty par
ties,-Fairmont lnder.
Mr.. Thomas j. Stealey, Of Tyler
county, is now in the city arranging
matters for the location Of the tobacco
warehouse here, 10 accordance with
the law passed at tho last session OIL
tho Legislature. Mr.. Stealsy was ap
pointed by Governor Jacob, Superiu'
icndOnt for the State. Mr.. s. is 4
clear headed business man, aud will
bring to the position Az extensive cx
pcrlsncs in the business. integrity, in
dustry and au untiring energy. w
believe hc will make tho thing suc'
uess. The act by which these two to-
baCco warehouses were established
one in this city aud one in Huntington
is au important one, and will, wo be
lie7e, exercise strong influence upot
| tho industrial interests Of the STATE
Tho object Of this law md the sStab
Iishmeut Of these warehouses is:
l TO keep the coatrolI Of thii pro
duct within ourselves and receive tht
benefit Of the revenue derived from it
Inspection and sale, and to afford nj
increased convenience to tho produce
by bringing tbs marke. to his door.
2. To enable owners and producers
to carry their own stock until tho mar
ket price will bring profitable return
for their labor.
8. To improve tho manner Of cult
yatiOn and the quality Of tobacco
1. To build up q home market 70
ito sale.
8. 10 relOAsa our producers Au'
shippers from the oncrous tax Of job
ber's pro6t aud relieve them from th
speculative sharks Of Cincinnati an
Baltimore, who stand between the pro
Queer and tho foreign buyer, greatl
10 tho detrimeus Of both. II the bust
ness is properly managed, as we Gs
love il will DO III Mr.. Stsalsy's hands
all Of these results will follow Par
ktrstwS J9auNol,
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Fine Gravcly Tobacco at Brink
MANI
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03
rar BABY FOR M1s

hoard about babies angelic,
nav nave heavenly look in their eyes.
w'su Sa,r IKE the sunbeams Of mornins
m wnan an t,rst they appear in the skie.,
wnon s.a,,ss M IKE the smiles Of q cnerup,
M s s =, o,,ths like the lillies and daisaes.
/, bsDy's the jolliest baby
y,ot d any one ever did see;
'ars,s lns nothing .ngellc about him.
@ " he's lust the right baby for ne
w sa,,,es not at all like cherub's,
~. rother comical grin
DdI DS n,s hair-well. IT favors the iunDesms''
,.,an Nv a aunbeams are wondrousiy tnln.
:. oves. they're blue, like the heavens,
~ rem ,rkably earthly with run !.
az a. ,,s moutn's 3 rather large. for arese'pud,
1Tn1ass ~ loss ,twere half opened enc
:, nsnds don't resemble fairys # II
~ I the least. They're q strong little paiI
rou,d o think, am sure. II he'd sot you,
~ = oft he gets me-by the hair !!
nd hs isn't bit like . lily,
nr onv 8 yeet blossom that grows,
rno flower on earth, / am certain,
Mas a dear little cunning pug-nose.
a,s M Mh,mself-full OF mischief. the darling,
And - a. naughty as naughty can re-;
nd I'm glad that he isn't angelicy
For be's Just the right baby FOR me
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03
TERRIBLE Slaughter, Of Bufaloes
P.stpohed.

= A Bernville, Berks county (Pa:2 letter
says: II has just been made public mere
that two sprigs Of Young American "a amol- :,
ton had secretly planned trip to kan.as
to hunt buffaIoes, but the boys were happily
',a.s.' nears, was to manage the expedition, and ID
Elmer Machmer, bright lad of ten wears
was to have been first lieutenant 70 the
company oftvo buffalo hu1tsrs %a% eft On ho'ne ,ne
@ and called at the house ofhis companion. on
Young Machmer was prevented lro'n
oo;nv and when the premises were search-
si I'd his clothing was found packed IN 5a;a q
bundle under The bed, and he hsd hnG nge GG,, h;e
lars u cash in his pockets Ns ct had asn tSe Ie
butcher knife in his CLONES ,S .rr;ve ~ % IN the
bualoes when once tneya sent ariavs n search % Of
sHs and srousht him back :, three rec GoSia
in IL the en- morning. Thus ended ended the 0ona'0
exoedition for this time, anyhow
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03
CHAPTER XVI.
cLAspED HANDS.

Their singing went on.
They used to meet once q week and sing
The church at the organ. Despard al
ys went up to the Grange and accom-
nled her to the church. Yet he scarcely
er went at any other time. A stronger
injection and deeper familiarity arose
tween them, which vet was accompanied
aprotound reverence on Despard's part,
~ never diminished, but as the familiar,
increased only grew more tender and
pre- devoted.
There were many things about their mu-
which he had 10 say to her. 1t consti-
'ed common bond between them on
plch they could talk, and to which they
uld always revert. It formed a me
am for tho communion Of soul-a lofty,
ritual intercourse, where they seemed to
end, even as their voices blended, in 9
ter realm. free from the trouble OF earth
Amidst it all Despard had SO much to
her about the nature Of the Easter n
Aslc that he wrote out alongletter, which
gave her as they parted after an unussl'
lengthy practice. Part Of it was on tht
9eet Of music, and the rest Of differ
character.
!. Inc next time they met she gave him I
'e In responce. VI gls X
DEAR Mr.. DEsPARD Why am no
sraph, endowed with musical powers De-
nd mortal reach You tell me man.
lngs, and never seem to imagine tina
" are all beyond me. You never seen
mink that I am hopelessly common
ace' You are kind in doing what yo
out where is the good where one is 8
apid as I am?
I suppose you have given up visitin
Y orange forever. I don't call you
nilng to take me to the church visits:
po"se . os | may as we'll give you up. III
a,lhcult TO get you here as if you wer
y trand Lama of Thibet.
Amidst all my stupiditiss I have two q
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03
CORD and CRERsR.
CHAPTER XIV.
THE BYZANTINE HYMNIsTs.

bespard then produced some compositio.ns
his own. made after the manner of the
.,tern chants, which he insisted were the
[in,atiye songs Of the early church; The
brds were those fragments Of hymns
6ich are imbedded in the text Of the New
estamept He chose first the song Of the
ceIs. which was first sung BY q great
kjce ont of heaven" Behold, the tabernacle
God IS with men :.
The chant was a marvellous one. II
IKE Ike Of sorrow past, Of grief stayed, Of
iserv at an end forever, Of tears dried,
d time when "there shall be no more
ath, neither sorrow nor crying" There
hs gentle murmur in the dow Of that
lemn, soothing strain which was like the
khipg of the evening wind among the
bary forest trees; il soothed and comfort
it brought hope, and holy calm. and
|eet peace. !.
As Despard rose from the organ Mrs:
hornton 10. ked at him with m3istened
|eS
"I do not know wheatner your song
lines calm or unrest" said she, sadly,
but after singing it would wish to de-
~. is not the music, it is the words"
,swered Despard, (which bring before us
time when there shall be no more sorrow
sighing."
MAY such time ever ber' she mur-
hired sS
'That," he replied, ''it is ours to aim
ter There is such world. In that
prld all wrongs will be righted, friends
III be reunited, and those severed here
rough all this earthly life will be Joined
Their eyes net. Their spirits lived and
owed in that gaze. 1t was sad beyond
preston, but each one held commune
til the other in a mute intercourse, more
oquent than words. -,
Despard's whole frame trembled. "Wjll
u sing the Ave Maria p" he asked, in a
Nv, scarce audible voice. Her head drop
3D. She gave convulsive sigh. He
ntinued; "We used to sing it in the old
ys, the sweet, never-forzotten days nov
st forever. We sang it here. We stooe
rd in hand"
His voice faltered.
"sing" he said, after time.
u can not"
Despard sighed. perhaps it is bette,
y; for feel as though, if you were Il
pg it, my heart would brake"
"Do you believe that hearts can break ?
asked gently, but with indescribabl'
(thos.
Despard looked at her mournfully, ant
I'D not a word.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03
Here and There.

Here ana - n0ros
"This house for saip is a Williamsport
sign.
How are you, February? Haven't seen
you for year.
A man wearing Cronin nose was no.
ticed in the court house this morning.
There have been fourteen SHOWS this win
ter, whose aggregate depth was ~ inches.
John Dig, OF Colorado, has had six wives
in two years. Keeps him Digging all the
time in one way or another.
Can't you tell what key it is that will
open any penitentiary door? Whis-key
says Mcdonald.
They say the car conductors used to 40
it, bat now the Presidents of the companies
are knocking down the fares.
Why did Phadra's father never have a
sur plus in his treasury? Because ne was
always Minos.
"Cleanliness is next to Godliness," and
that's the reason the washing is done the
day after Sunday.
The Memphians are trying to worm out
Of that snake story since they get no
one to swallow their snakes.
Alexis il to hunt wild fowl in Albemarle
and Palmico sounds. He thinks it nicer
| to shoot at Turkey here, than at home.
A bill has been introduced in the Onta-
rio Legislature giving women the right to
vote at the municipal elections.
Servant girls in Germany have COM
bined with the purpose OF not entering ser
vice Of ladies who lock up the butter and
the sugar.
Nearly twenty thousand new farms have
been started during the past twelve months
under the provisions Of the homestead and
preemption laws.
Women have often successfully hid val.
uables in their hair, and young French
lady lately found a thousand franc note IN
her deceased mothers chignon, H4
A rather novel sleighing party started
from Scranton the other day. 1t was com
posed Of ladies who in order to be eligible
had to tip the beam at 200 pounds, 4.
Turkey intends being represented at the
Paris Exposition of 1878, Notwithstanding
the probable war in which she will be In
lyolved at that period. M
When DR.. Mary Walker pitched into
miss Anthony the other day, Susan's face
assumed the appearance Of a blue-black
silk, cut bias, gored, and looped up at the
sides.
Mamma--"Whst is the baby crying for
maggie ?' Maggie--'I don't know
tMamma-"And what are "you" looking
90 indignant about p Maggie-"Tha'
nasty dogs been and took and eaten my
I'punge cake" Mamma-"Why, l saw
YOU eating sponge cake a minute ago."
Maggie-'O, that was baby's r
'Grandma, do you know why ! can SCI
up in the sky 50 far ?" asked Charlie,
little four-year-old, Of the venerable lady
who sat On, the garden seat, knitting. mo
NV dear why is it p Because there ii
; nothing in the way" replied the younl
NH ilosopher, resuming his astromlca
search, and grandma her knitting.
The Phoenix Iron Company are now re
ceivinp a large lot Of old nails at thel
works at Phenixville, some 1850 tons il
, all 600 Of which have been shipped to then
. from Cuba, $50 tons from Pennsylvan,l'
Railroad Company, and the remainde
!, from ,other roads. These nails Will o
! worked into another shape.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03

three ideas which may be useful in onr
music III I can only put them in prectice
Bear with me, and deal gently with
'eYours, despondingly, 7. T."
TO this Despard replied in note which
be gave her at their next meeting, calling
her sDear Seraph,n and signing himself
aGrand Lama." After thissthey always
called each other by these names. Grand
Lama was an odd name, but it became the
sweetest Of sounds to Despard since It was
uttered BY her lips--the sweetest, the most
musical, and the tenderest. As to himself
he knew not what to call this dear COM
|panion of his youth, but the name Seraph
came into use, and grew to be associated
with her, until at last he never called her
any thing else
|, Yet after this be used to go to the
Grange more frequently. He could not
stay away. His steps wandered there ir-
rssishbly. An uncomfortable impulse
forced him there. She was always alone
awaiting him, generally with sweet con.
fusion Of face and tenderness Of greeting
which made him feel ready to fall on his
knees before her. How else could be feel?
Was she not always in his thoughts?
Were not all his sleeping hours one long
dream Of her? Were not all his waking
thoughts filled with her radiant presence!
elbow is it under onr control
TO love or not to love?
Did he know what it was that he felt fol
her? He never thought Enough that he
felt. And that feeling was one long agony
Of intense longing and yearning after her
Had not all his life been filled BY thai
one bright image?
fro BE Continued
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03
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