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What is a Darling ?

If our definition will please any Cne or
settle a point Of dispute, it is given cheorfully.
A Darling, as we should speak the word.
would mean very dear, good, hcart-loyed
girl or woman, who held the iuneTmost place
in our heart She would be woman loved
above all else in the worh-a woman VIC
should defend before all maukind-a woman
whose lips were those Of truth and sacredness
whose happiness q man could live fora
woman a man could be proud of-a woman
you could put your arm around, draw 70 your
heart, press kiss to her forehead, aud one Oh
her lips, and rs her head rested on your
shoulder, look deep into her eyes and whisper
Darling She would be woman in whom
we had all the couGlenco IN the word-ono a
man would be proud - make happy and
vi hose pride would W. in her husband success,
happiness and reputation herow good name,
her person, her friendship, her house, and the
purity Of heat Darling means every
thing, words unspoken. caresseC ripcniag for
love to- feed Ou--yo,umc unatttcn klnd
action waiting opportunity; hopes uuexpress-
ed. faith untold Tor want Of suitable words
il is the flower which beautiGos, the tree that
bears tho most delicious fruit IN season. The
word is q volume Il Deans mm- than one
can express the claspng Of tho spirit hands
Of love in heart worship Of tie bud ol the
true and good the word rainbow which spans
the SKY Of hope aud life ihe bursting of the
bud Of tAe most beautiful 'wer which sheds
a perfume over the lcarts Of those who loyc.-
Brick POBierOv
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YEYTIATIo3-A physician recommends as
essential to health the opening Of the windows
of every room in house for a short timo
daily, tha, the atmosphere may be purified
and changed. The want Of proper ventilation
is one Of the prominent causes Of typhoid
fever, in connection with unclosed conduts 70
the sewer drains IL bedrooms.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-20

In the Senate 90 Tuesday the Pacific rail
road funding bill was taken up and discussed
a; length, after which vote was reached %
the bill reported by tho Judiciary committee
and It was passei-yeas 80, nays -. The
biz provides tia, out of the earnings Of tho
companies It shall provide guarantee 10 lbe
shape of a sinking fund, 70 be kep. under iho
control Of the Treasury Department, ior tho
payment u the interest a. it aecfues, and Il
the principal a. It accrues Of the money subsidy
9Gly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-20

Affections OF the Eye Ear. Throat, Lungs and Bron-
cbial Tubes which ia many cases accompany severe
case of Catarr. The inuHned and diseased condiuon
troubles: and until the system has been brought
properly uud the influence OF me RADICAL CUKE,
perfect freedom from them cannot be reasonably e&'
pCctcd. ~
II IS but three years since sAEFOGD'S RADICAL
CURE placed before the public huf in that short
time It has found ifs way from Aiaue California, aad
Is everywhere acknowledged by druggists and physi-
clans To De the most successful preparation for the
thorough treatment of Catarrh ever compounded. The
fact viii be deemed Of more Importance when it is
coupled with the statement that within iivo years over
80 different remedies Tor CatarTh have been placed on
sale, and to-day, with or two exceptions, their
names cannot he recalled by the bcstinormcd drug
gst. Advertising may succeed in forcing few sales,
medical properties It IS absolutely certain 10 fall into
mcr.tcd OOsCu.lty.
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JOHN NJ. COYLE & CO.,
REAL ESTATE BRoKERS,
CHARLESTOWN, NJ. "

DUY and sell Real Estate, in town and country.
i PROMPT attention given % all business placed
il their hands. Titles examined and Convey
auces promptly prepared.
Nc Business transacted in the Law Office Of
FrancS Bcckwith, on Main street. nearly oppo-
site the Carter House.
February ., ls7S-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-20

II your sister. Wills engaged with heT
sweetheart. asks you 10 bring her a glass Of
water. start at once. bot You ueed not return
you will H0t be missed Don't forget this
little boys"
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<. j.. IEENNEDX,

raar....,-.. y,7,r.oa ro.a'y, r. "a,
vYvl-L practice 10 J.cersoH aod a1l'iaias
- --.tir,- ws..of O. Carter H5rsc."
s....Hb.r ~, Is-1--f-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-20
Theodore Hook.
soMr or las rRAcrIcAL IoKEs.


There is story told Of Hook carrying of
splendid wooden Highlander from before a
suud shop, t4rUwihsa cloak round it, and
thrusting IL into cab. e" My friend, hs said,
addressing the driver, who looked rather
astonished at the figure, " a very respectable
man. but little ,ipsy." Mol, the passers-
by in the street were exempted from bis cool
impudence. Observing a man Of the most
pompous mir stru,tng down the Strand, ho
stopped bin With. =" beg your pardon, sir,
bu. may ask If you are any one particular
Then, withou; waiting for reply, he walked
of, leaving the stranger trSnshxed with
amazement.
These however are but poor specimens OF
his etfrontery. Strolling enc day arm-in-arm
with Daniel Tory, the actor, up street IN
Soho. his nOstrils were assailed by most
sayory odor. Looking down an area, he saw
the servants in the kitchen below dressi6s up
very fue dinner " \ party, no doubt,
said Terry, Jolly dogs wha. fast l
should like TO make one OF them ! u take
n bet do" replied Hook. &" Call for the at
TO-" Leaving his friend. he mounted the
steps aud knocked ut the door
Believing him to be one Of the expected
guests, the seryan, conducted him 20 tho
drawins-room, where a number Of persons
were already assembled Making himself per-
lect!y at home, lie had half dozen people
around him, laughing at his bon mots, before
the host discovered that stranger was present..
d. I beg your pardon, siT. be said addressing
the uuiuyltcd Que, your uame2 l did not
quito catch il servants are so incorrect. -
" Smith, sir Smith. ropliod the untlushng
Theodore don't apologize You are quito
right. sir, servants are great block heads.
remember a N, st remarkable instance Of their
mistakes"
But really, sir, interrupted The host mild
!y, 81 did not anticipate the pleasure Of Nj.
smith company 70 dinner. Whom do you
suppose YOU are GdIressing?" Mr. Thomp-
son, of course, answered Hook, IAN old frivnd
Of my fathers. received kind invitation
from You yesterday, on my arrival from
Liverpool, TO due with you to-day, family
party, come IN boots, you said. The host at
once disclaimed the name Of Thompson, or
any knowledge Of the yiyacious smith
" Good heavens then have come 70 the
wrons house" exclaimed the boaxcr. Ny
dear, sir, how eau apo!ogizo2 So awkward,
too, aud have asked friend 20 call fos me-
The old gentleman, probably thinking SO
witty a parsonage would make Oh excellent
addition 10 bis party, begged him 20 remain.
With proiusion Of apologies, Hook at iirst
pretended 10 declino-u.tImstely accepted
Everybody was delighted with him all the
evening be kept up a constant fro Of wit and
repartco, and ultimately sat down TO the piano.
and sang extemporo verses on every ono
present. In the midst Of these the door
opened, and, true to bis appointment in walk
ed Tory, at tho sight Of whom, striking pew
key, he sang:
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MERCHANT TTAILORS
Albert r. Mettee & Co.,

l22FAYETrE STREEr
5RD Doom WEST oP PAPK
(FornerIy NeAo1ist Book Depo,i'oyy,)
BALTIMORE, ND.
AUR Stock consists Of a beautiful and varied
I J assortment OF Eaglish French and American
Coatnes. Suitings, Cloths, Cassimeres and Vest
iugs. which we make up in the Best Merchant
Tailor Stylc. Our cutter whose reputation
is wellSnown for cutting and fitting, will give his
personal superintendance TO this department.
Orders from the country promptly attended 70,
METTEE d co.
Sept Is. 1876.
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TOI. 67.---VOL. I3, NEW SERIESI CHARLIE
PERSONAL!

NOAH WALK ICIS 81 CO.,
Celebrated ClOthierS or Baltimore, Md,
Announce the introduction Of plan Of ordering
Clothing and Underwear
By LETTER,
To which they call your special attention. They
wiz send on application their improved and sccu-
rate
RULES FCR ELFNEASURENEN7,
and a ful line of samples from their immense
stock of CLOTHS, CASSlNEEES, COAIlNGS'
SUIRTNGS. 4c., thus enabling parties IN any
part of the country 90 order their Clothing and
Shirts direct from them, with the certainty Of re
ceiying garments Of
TAe very Latest Sgle
Ind Host Perfect Fit AiaiHa5le.
Goods ordered viii be sent by Express to sny
part OF the country.
As is weu known throughout the Southern
States ,hcy have for Forty-Three Years
ENCELLED
I'm a.. dsDartmeuts Of their business, which Is a
substantial guarantee rs 90 the character OF the
Goods they will send ont.
\ Iaree aud well-assorted stock of
ISEADE-NADE CLOTHING
e.wa5s on hand, together with a full line OF
Furnishing Goods,
irc,u5irc all tue latest Noveltesi in Design, and al
POPLAR PRICES.
When Goods are scut per Express O, o. ID.
there r,N De no collection charge OF amounts o
SO aud over.
Rules Tor Sclc Measurement. Sami les Of Good
and Pric. List sent free ON application.
The attention Il tie Trade IS invited 60 oui
Wholss-i. Department, which Is always kept VI
% the highest standard.
NOAH EgAzEEEs g CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mems and Boys
Clothing aud Furnishing Goods, either read
mad, or made o. order.
IC5aud I 90 Baltimore street, BALTIMORE
May l3. lS1t-ytf. MI.
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"pn very much pleased with yoar fare,
Your oeiisr'sas fine a. your eoos;
Ny friends Mr.. Terry, the player.
And I'm Mr. Theodore Hook"

One day, after riding somo distaoce 10 q
hackney coach. he discovered ho had no monoy
10 bis pocket 10 pay the fare Catching sight
of a friend upon tho road he took bin up,
hoping to borrow from him tho sum required,
but the friend was MS impcounious as himself
Hook considered for momeni, ihon calling to
the coachman, desired him 20 drive 20 Mr.
IS. we'll known Yves, end surgeon
Anivol there, he sprang out Of tho coach.
knocked loudly, and demanded Of the servant
who answered n Mr. So-and-So was witbIn.
The doctor was descending the stairs at tho
time. "Oh. ny dear sir, be cried wildly, 10
on agitatel voice, " trustyou a'o not eogagea
excuse the feelings Of q husband, perhaps
father ~ tlIs time-your aitonJanco Ia
required instantly at Mrs. -, No. 49, such
aud-such a street. Don't lose q moment;
most peculiar case, assure yon.'
&" ! viii order my carriage and 20 st once.
said the doctor &" 10 need for such delay
have Que at the door Jump in hsyo 10 50
f1r tie nurse. and will follow Immediately. -
The lady to whose house the doctor was driven
was a sour-tempcrcd, m!ddIo-Hyed spinslcr
her Indignation. upon receiving such visit
for such purpose inay be imagined, and tho
doctor was too glad to escape from her very
pronounced wrath. But bis troubles wcro not
yet over, for upon arriving home cabby de-
maudcd Of him tho whole fare. aud would DO,
leave the house until 1t was paid.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-20
SYMPATHETIC DISEASES,

The value Of this remedy must not be overlooked Il
the cure Of those
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-12
a Mealln,.e. Vnpnr


ia generated by the action Cf the suns rays
upon damp. decaying vegetation. stagnant
pools, aud marshy, low lying tracts. The
true nature Of this miasma is by No mean.
clearly understood, but there are two facts in
relation to it that are. The first is, that the
periodical fevers which It breeds are Of the
mOst yirplent lype, the second is, that these
maladIes are rarely cured. although they nay
be ameloratel, by the ordinary rem, dies en-
iployod 10 overcome them. The true antidott
TO the effects Of miasma is HOstetter's SiOm
iaoh itters. This medicine is one of the mos
popular r9madies Of an age OF proprietary
speelcs. and is in immense demand wherever
Ion this continent fever and ague exists A
wine glassiul three times = day is the bes
possible preparatiye far encountering a nala-
,rious atmosphere, regulating the liver, ant
iinvigorating the stomach, 8
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was uu from his knees before / con
ironted him asd told him of bis vileness
The evening was very warm, and the,
windows were open. quietly took 81
seat upon the porch, aud determined
10 listen to everything; so that in my
accusations, / could repeat as much Of III
as possible He read the twelfth chap
ter Of Romans When he came to that
part which reads, vengeance is mine; 4
| will repay, saith the Lord, be read the
whole verse a second and third time
Then, when he kneeled down, the tears
we're rolling down his cheeks and almost
tchoked bis utteranee Oh. how be lsc
himself bare to God there before his en-.
tire family Oh, how he condemned and
scensured himself for his conduct toward
mel How he pleaded that God wou i'd
spare his life ill Monday morning, SO
that be might visit me and ask my par
q sdon for his wrong toward me, and how
1he implored forgiveness for his sin,
sagaiust God
When he finished praying, the whcle
family were weeping |, sobbing like :
absby, went into the room aud told tba
n had heard bis prayer and forgave hin
{ ifrom the bottom Of my heart, and ssiJ
6 hat would tell all 10 my assistant il
slhe saw mill and then | would come auC
rell you. That is why | am here now
recall every word uttered on Saturday
& against that good, good man. | did no
y know him till saw him upon his knee
and heard him praying.
y my mother died when | was less thai
nine years old Since her death | neve
Nprayed, or attempted to pray, I'LL las
auight Since then | have hardly don
9anythipg else, and | am ashamed to cor
less the fact to you, goddess youn
E LAWYER. If my life is spared, ] will joi
Ethe Presbyterian church. | have tslke
awith the minister and the session on tn
lHsubject. | am resolved to show my S.
,Mviour that ] am not too cowardly to n
lASnowledgs him before the oommunit
Il before the people who know all about n
%past wicked lie"
IN About ak weeks thereafter be d
eE unite with the church Of his own choc
} H Hng, as he said be would and until !
, heath, some thirteen years afierwaF
lklived the lite OF consistent but humb
IiHquiet follower Of Christ.
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The subscripd,n price Of The PUB
EIC LEDGER is IS per Gnnum for
sks Daily, and 81 per annam for tht
Fsekly-PostGge free.
Persons leoving the city for the sum
mer can order tile DAILY LEDGER
at 50c per month in adUOnce. NTH tn
privilege of changing pOsto6tce
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public, That man is our present
worthy chief of police, who has
filled that position with so muchI
distinction, courage and fidelity to
the welfare Of the community for
the past eight years. We but Te-I
fleet the voice of the people, as far
as ascertained, in asking for his
unanimous election by the County
lCourt.
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TRANSPORTATION
NOTICE.

NfflOE OF AGENT,
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAHkOAp.
MEMPHIS. Spntpu hav IA 1Q7g


ON and after this date, and until further
~ notice all regular freight trains on this
Liro will be dEeOntinued south of Humh0idt.
"a special freight train will be run between
luMbOldt and Memphis on Tuesdays. Thurs 4
DAYS and Saturdays, arriving in Memphis
about 10 am. and depart At 2:30 pm. This
train will ba run for tie purpose Of supplyiRs
local stations with necessary supplies, and fur
the llowardg and boards Of relief Va Momphis.'
No freight will be received in Memphis ex-
lcept small lots OF necessary supplies for the
sick az local points between Memphis and
Humboldt. Such shipments must 10 deliy \
'er, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
between the hours Of l0a and 2R m, On
|other days, small lots Of necessary supplies
for the sick may bo seni in the baggage.c car
from Humboldtana local points 10 Memphis,
Druggiets SUD others can mako special ar.
rangemonts for bringing their freight through,
by applying TO JgO. I. FLYNN. General Agent,
National Cemetery Station, COmmuniontions
left for him at the DEPOT, head VI Nam street.
Twill receive prom attention. The company
sill not undertake TO nstiiy ccnsignees al tho
larriysl OF freight, Parties expecting froiehl
J 3must be on hand en- arrival Of trains. Pas.
4 ser ger trains will run as at preseRt, departing
from Memphis at 8 NJ. ard arriving at 4
pm. ISL JAS. MONTGOMERY, supt, |
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w daX 70 agents eapvAssing ior the Fire.
dress P. .. VloRERY, Augusta, Maine.
np HIM and Morphine Habit positiv, ly
w a9W1 AID absolutely cured. Shortest
time possible. No Interruption in business
Expense small. NopphliSity. Before taking
other treatment address for particulars Az
references, Il. 0. WHEELER 4 CO.. Three
RIVERS. Mtah. 1h4-dkw-1a
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SPECIAL NOTICE
A CARE.

To all who NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anC
Of yogth, nervous weakness
sarly decay, loss Of manhood. etc.. / viii
end receipt that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was disalvsrs,
BY missionary in South America. Send I
'sliiaddrsessd envelope to the REV. JosEPI
I. ISuAE, Station D, BiJle House. Nev YOr
Cify. -xxvii-S5 eodkw
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-12

A crying baby is bore to the whole
Ineighborhood and the parents should b.
forced to keep Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup
mandy. P.iea % cents.
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DEATH oF T. P. ROLAND.

The hand of af1liction has beenI
laid heavily upon us. 1t is With
the deepest sorrow that we an.
nounce the death of Mr.. Thomas
p. Holland, who served us so faith
fully as foreman Of the LEDGER inI
days gone by, and who has served
us unaiuchingly during this terri
BILE scourge as foreman, reporter,
editor and general manger. Tnost
well acquainted with journalism
well know what burdens the gen.
eral duties of a printing office i'm
pose. To say that our lamented
fri nd discharged these faithfully
and perfectly while all the members
of our editorial staff were stricken
down, would be paying but faint
tribute to his memory. For versa
tility of talent Thomas P. Holland
was rarely equaled. He was con-
versant with aprinting office from
press.room to the editorial sane
tum, and he we'll knew how to per.
form each separate duty with .
nicely rarely exceiled. Bat yester.
day We received the cheering infor
nation that he was in lair way *
recover, and we rej iced in tht
thought that he would soon be will
us again. But, ala5, our hearts az,
crushed this morning wi h the sal
intelligence: "He Is doadl" A
true gentleman in eveiy sense O
the word, Memphis will not 500
"loolo upon his like again" Ever
citizen, man, woman or child coul
truly point at Thomas p. Hollan
while he walked our streets in lif
and health and say: "There ia
mani" We have no words to ex
press the heartfelt sorrow we fee
Our utterance is chOked, our haI
ralsied, aud any further attemI
ut expression would be a mocker
of the boundless grief OF those VIII
held him In their hearts with tit
nearer and deaper, and would t
bat a mockery Of our own feeling
Il sorrow. Mr. Holland helped I
1T up the frs. LEDGER ever Issue
September, lS65--and worke
on the LEDGER Op to the day
his sickness, md was the best ma
ever in the employment of tn
o.ice in any oapacily. He was
prominent member of the Odd Ft
lows, the Knights Of Honor al
ths Typographical! Union. The
organic tions an1 This Office, aswt
as his bereaved family and his ass
oiates, have sustained an irrepar
bic loss. Farewell, dear frien
associate and brotherl May /.
elrth lie lightly upon thee!
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CONTRASTS.


CONTRASTS. En9 b
About five miles south Of this
city, on the Pigeon Roost road, is az
neat and fourishing PresbyterianS
church. Previous to the breaking
out of the epidemic, the pastor,s
Rev. Mr.. Park, sent his family tof
'Virgiuia for their Health, while he's
continued at his post doing thes
work Of o minister Of the gospels
faithfully. Since the fever appearedj
iin his reighborhood he has been of
lincalculable benefit to the commu-i
unity. Whenever he hears Of a perl
\ sson sick, he visits him; if in need,
Sof anything-doetof, nurse, medi-I
8cines or provisions--he prochres
athem. If they desire spiritual con-
isolation, he gives it. His extensive
acquaintance and standing in the
acommunity render him the most
Asuitable person for this work, and
respectfully SO since many of the best
Acitizens have gone away, or are un.
&Willing to 90 where the fever is.
About the same distance north,
east of the city, near the Raleigh
5 road, is tastefully constructed
Methodist church, perhaps the neat.
Jest country church in the State
EPreyious to the appearance Of tht
fever in this city, the pastor, Rev
Mr. Clark, sent his wife to Sauls
bury, Tenn, for her health, Will
Ene continued to do the work of
Epastor. When the fever appeared
lin his neighborhood, he visited hil
Bwife at Salisbury, and without Civ
Eing any notice that there would b,
Hno service ca the following Sab
Ebath, remained away. After severa
gweeks' absence he wrote back tha
#there was quarantine there, an
Eif he came to his work, he woul
Mnot be allowed to return to his fan
Eily; 50 he would not come to, h
charge till frost. Six of his meo
bers have died. Some of these ha
no minister with them during the
AZ last hours on earth; others were a
e K tended by the kind-hearted Presb,
ba aterisn pastor named above.
MI There is another grand, couri
aEgeOu3 man in West Tennessee
i, Hwhose heart has been with Men
'rEphis, bat who vas compelled to r
I fmaia at hispost Of duty at anolh'
! rSplace. We allulo to Rev. DR..
LIB. Suratt, Of Jackson, one of Il
kableSt Methodist divines in Il
! BSouth, When the epidemic brol
oNout and so many ministers fled,
resolved to come to Memphis II
! Emihister TO the sick and dying,
4 he did 50 faithfully in 1878, whc
: / he had the fever himself. II
s&bishop, however, refused to relies
,ooEhim from his post. He then Ia
the mattcF before bis church al
W q presiding elder, who likeyige
Sfused TO grant has request. Let
% be remembered that one minist
Nh wanted to run to Memphis aud 4
i Htrom il, and was only restrain
ofkby church authority,
"A
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