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faltered she, with tears and trom-

"Wbat, poor Genevieve!"
ayes, Poor Genevieve,' l am ir
serious and solemn as {
man can be at the moment wher
the happiness of his lite hangs or
the decision Of a moment"
His nurse rose to leave the room
Hartland sought to detain her q
moment, for her answer But
she only replied with a look and
accent he could not comprehend
"You will receive it soon from my
mistress"
"Pshaw!" exclaimed he in a
pet "what care [ for your mis-
tress ?"
"But you must care for her, and
love her too she is far more
worthy Of your heart than poor
Genevieve."
"If 1 do may my"
"Hush do not swear, lest you
should forswear yourself the next
minute. Remember what I say.
In less than a quarter Of an hour
you will forsake poor Genevieve.
You will not acknowledge your
love for her in the presence of my
mistress"
"Come p cried Hartland, seiz-
ing her hand, ''lead me at once to
your mistress, and put nae to the
test"
Genevieve did not reply, but
lead him into a capacious apart
ment, whose windows, reaching to
the floor, opened on a terrace
overlooking a little river that
skirted a green lawr, as it coursed
its way to eternal oblivion in the
bosom Of the great father OF
waters. No one was there to re-
ceive him, and Genevieve imme,
diat!y left the room, merely say
ing, Il will tell my mistress you
are here" He remained a few
minutes looking out on the scene
before him, but unconscious of it's
lo7eliness, when be was reused by
the opening of door, and turn
ing round perceived female ad-
vancing with hesitating steps and
head inclinlng towards the earth.
Her face was entirely hid by a
thick, black veil, which descended
below her waist, and prevented
the contour Of her figure from be-
ing seen.
Hartland advanced to pay his
compliments and express his ac-
acknowledgements, which be did
with his usual grace aDd fuency.
But the lady made no reply, and
for a few moments seemed greatly
agitated. At length she slowly
put aside her vail, and at once
disclosed the face Of Genevieve,
glowing with bushes of modest
apprehensi7e delicacy, her eyes
cast down and her bosom swell
ing with emotion. In an instant
he comprehended oil. .
"Genevieve ?" he exclaimed. "Is
it possible ?"
"Yes," aswered the well-remem-
bered, persuasive, gentle voice
which had so often soothed his
pains, and quieted his impatience
in the hours of sickness. "Y es,
once poor Genevieve, your nurse
now rich and happy Genevieve,
for now she has found in the man
she would have selected from all
the world one who loves her for
herself alone. Hartland, dear
Hartland, will you forvive me
1t is the last time I will deceive
you"
Hartland was not obdurate, and
the forgiveness was accorded by
folding Genevieve in his arms,
and imprinting on her lips the
first, sweetest kiss Of love.
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"Well, [ swan, Billy" said an
old farmerto an undersized nephew
who was visiting him, "when you
take off that ERE plug hat and
spit two Or three times there amt
much left Of you, is thar ?"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1878-04-24

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The triumphs of genius are
wonderful. There is NJ. F. Les
seps; he built the Suez canal. In
1859 he married a pretty young
wife, and now she has twins.
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Learn not to Judge too harshly
of any one, either in respect to
good or evil.
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1t is little troubles that wear
the heart out. It is easier to
throw a bombshell a mile than a
feather-even with artillery.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1878-04-24

Active natures are rarely mel
ancholy. Activity and melan-
choly are incompatible.
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scruple which she encourages at
the risk of passing the remainder
Of her life in single blessedness."
"Ah !" rejoined Hartland, who
found himself not a little inter-
ested about the heiress; sab,
what may the scruple be?"
"She imaginos, or rather fears,
it is her great possessions that
attracts so many admirers wher-
ever she goes and she once told
me she never saw but one man
| toward whom she felt almost ire
sistibly attracted, and he treated
| her as if she was nobody"
II should like to see her," an
swered Hartland, "for, indepen-
dent of the obligations [ owe her,
she must be something of Gu
riosity. Such humanity is not
often coupled with wealth, beauty
and accomplishments. But you
have not yet told me how | came
to be here"
"You we're seen by good old
aunt who resides with the young
lady, and who happened to be
looking out Of the window as you
landed, in state Of partial de-
lirium. She apprised Mademoiselle
de r of the circumstances,
who Immediately gave directions
to have you brought here"
upon my word, l owe her OBJ
legations which I can never re-
pay"
"That is more than you know"
said the doctor, smiling.
The doctor then rose to depart
when Hartland, with a degree Of
hesitation which surprised him
self, and the color rising in his
pale cheek, asked:
"But, Doctor, now [ think of it,
who is the gentle, kind, attentive
nurse, to whom, I verify believe
meaning no reflection on your
SKILL am indebted for my re-
covery. [ owe her much, and you
must put me in some way of ex-
pressing my obligations"
"She is paid for her attendance"
replied tho doctor, carelessly,
"and will accept of nothing from
you, except what you will not per-
haps be willing to bestow on
her,"
"What do you mean by that,
doctor ?'
"Nothing," answered he, as he
departed with another significant
smile.
Hartland fell into reverie,
from which be was reused by the
steps Of Genevieve, who entered
the room with slow timidity, and
asked, in trembling accents, after
his health.
II am quite we'll, dear Gene
We've, thanks to your blessed kind:
ness, which I never can repay"
"My wages are already paid,'
answered she, with apparent sim
plicity ; "and now that you are
quite recovered, I am going away.
l came to bid you farewell, to ex-
press my wishes for your happi-
| ness, and to ask of you sometimes
to remember poor Genevieve."'
There was something exquisitely
touching in her voice, her look,
and the dewy luster of her eyes,
as she pronounced these words,
which entered the very soul Of
| Hartland.
"Genevieve," said be, "sit down
by me and hear what l am going
to say. Nay, I insist upon your
being seated, for you have much
to hear, and it does not become
one who owes his life to you, to
be seated while you are stand
ing"
"It does not become one like
me to be seated in the presence
of one like you," rejoined Gene
We've in a low and thrilling voice
of humility, as Hartland with re-
spectful violence compelled her
to place herself by his side on the
sofa.
"Genevieve," said be, "you have
saved my life. I am not migrate
full. Do not leave me with load
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Graves are but the prints of the
footsteps of the angels of eternal
life.
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Spiritual health brings the whole
man into active exercise.
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Fear is the mother of foresight.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1878-04-24

We reluctantly confess that the
iend escaped with his life.-Nor-
ristown Herald.
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DONE WITH NEATNEss AND DISPATCH.
TERMS CASH.
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-29
A imlnlsIratOrS.

nIsTRiCT ot iausoury, ss Probate Court, O July 27, 1878,
 Estate of Horace Landcn, of the town of Salisbury, in said district insolvcnt and assign ing debtor. Inc Court of Probate for the dis irlct of Salisbury hath limited and all wed four months from the date hereof, for the creditors of said estate, represented insolv, nt, in which to exhibit their claims thereto: and has appointed George NJ. Woodruff of Iitch- field, and James Ensign of said Salisbury. Commissioners, to receive and examine said claims; and has ur,ered that said commissioners meet at the Town Hall in said Salisbury, Il tine 3Oth day ot August, and the 27th day of November A. D. l81S, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon on each f said days for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment. Certified from Record.
 D. T. WARNER, Clerk. All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to
 FITCH LANDON, Sharon Valley Conn.
 CHAS. J. TAYLOR, Ct. Harrington, Mass.
 Trustees. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the Town Hall in said Salisbury on the 30th day of August, and the 27th day of November, A. D. 1878 at 2 o'clock pm. on each of said days, for the purpose of examining the claims presented. 4w5
 GEORGE M. WOODRUFF cov,,,;.,.. JAMES ENSIGN, Ooiniiislohers
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LEAvE PITTsFlELD, VIZ:

800 m. Pasaeuper ,rain for Bridgeport, arriN
 ing at 12.sO D. ID. with through car for New
 York, arriving at U1 p. m.; ut New Haven
 at 1. 10 D. m. Leave Albany al B,aO Q. m.
 with through cur for Bridgeport, Leaves Canaan at 9.34 a. m. 1zS, D. m.. Passenger train for Bridgeport arriy
 ing ut 5.45, D. m., with Through car Tor
 New York, arriving at74 D, m at New
 Haven at 7.3U D. m. Leave Albany at 10.C6
 m.
 Leaves Cauaau at 300, p. m. 2tU D. n. Mix Train Tor Bridgeport, afrlV-
 ing at $50 p. n. ;Ncw loik .S9p. m, New
 Haven li.62 p. m. Lesves Canaan at 3.b1 D. m. .. blO D. m Passenger Train for Falls illage, ar-
 irving at 100 p. nl. Leave lbany at S06 D, m.
 Leaves Canaan at 6.4b b. in. Sunday Milk Train leavor Pittrield at 2.8e p. m.
 tur bridgeport, arriving al S.bU p. m; New
 York ll.50p. m.;New Haven Il b2p. m. Leaves GanSau al l.30 D, nt tsy-Ali trains connect nI CnnUnM NVitla GouH. SVehtcrkl kk. Ak., LLL .ArsoM. Iil,. d .snhcJiOal GO sAtl0 from u JassbtarY, At AtalnWLcyviiic with ShepouE tt. K. Il. D. AVERILL, N M. BROWN, G,ngral ,uKct A eut. Su crin unucnl. BrtugeuorL. IoGn., Jms l, lS2S. SllI
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AnaTmden,nbIe ,a,r,sts,.

world, it is entirely your own fault and there is only one excuse for you,-your un- reasonable prejudice and skepticism, which has killed thousands. Personal knowledge and common sense reasoning will soon show you that Greens August Flower will cure you of Liver Complaint or Dyspepsia, with all it's miserable effects, such as sick headache, palpitation of the heart, sour stomach, habitual costiveness, dizziness of the head, nervous prostration, low spirits. &c. Its sales now reach every town on the Western Continent end not druggist but will tell you of it's wonderful cures. You can buy sample bottle for 10 cents. Three doses will relieve you.
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-29
ggegal Nctitrs.

SSiAIE Connet ticut, Lltchiicid coun- N ", ss' DIstrcG nt SMlsbuTy, ss. Pr, bate Court. Aug. 24. 1878
 Estate oi cnnlas R. Van Deu ,en, late 92nshmy in Sud dist ct d te .sed. h furSu tr, tb al oruer I.u.l ,ae Court - p'obate rC' >"id DIsulrt. ma le on the I6 h 'ay of AErl 1878, wIil be sod at pu6hc auction to tno highest bidder, on tue IA h jay of Septe.nb T, at 10 clock i, ti e fore aoon, al of toe real estate of s,ld tieceas 4a subject to the mortgage lucumm aucr nereou and the wlGuw'S rigIt of DoweI Aereir. Sale to take pace on the Sad t"ai estate at the dwelling house thereon ,u said Sai,sbu. y. Terms to be made k uowu tt tho time of sai'. 2S9
 ROBT. VAN DEUSEN,
 JOHN N. VAN D USE,
 m lI l.l
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JN1. '. JONES, SUpsUs

PROVIDENCE 6 FISHtA .s.i1 R. R.
 Commsncirt June 1S. lS77. Trains of Conn We p. ic- arriving at Hart ord az follows; At S.45 A, M. from Nliisssd, ccaLects TOT frovi
 donce a.u hUetOu. At1l7P. M., from Millerton, connects tor Provi-
 dence, Boston, Norwich, New Lon-
 don and Palmer. AL b.5uP, M,, from MillerLon and POughkeepeie .
 connects for Norwich, New London,
 New britain and Bristol.
 TRAINS LEAVING. New London at 600. kpIwich at b.80 A. Nj. Ar
 rive at Hartford to connect with
 M train for Winsted, Canaan, Nil
 lerton and Poughkeepsie. Train leaving Providence at AM, connects
 6y P,M. rain for MnlertoD &c. 4s ]. T. MoMANUS sup't
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-29
MAR REED.

In Canaan, Conn. Aug. 1. by Rev. L. H. Reid, Mir. Albert 6. HOaR to Miss Ellen l.. Hadsell. both of New Marlboro. Mass.
 At Corn wall Bridge. Aug. 18th. Arthur M. Critteuden of Daubury, 0 Onn.. to Olive Andrews. of the former place. The cere- WopY Wes performed by Rev. Wm. Wake, Rast0r of the M. E. Church.
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-29
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kAa.S G'sse,E'S " EssiS SSzss SSs SpA ssES.s2 SEss2 CONN. W GS'rlSlsN IsAILRo,t tD
 Lolulucl,clng aug.l2 "6 tfllNG WEST. TkAlNa LhA h CANAAN. 2.4O A. M.--Connvctlng al Mier iol PouYh HeepsiU, Albany ,,nu tltc N cSt direct, and for Elehklil, ...- '. ayes Salisbury i.OO & LaEevillc, I.c5 r, N. 30 r. M.-COuhecting from fntshtId, At Nil iertoh for kvw vrk, arriving Lt S.5h p. m. ls 4ves salisbury at 4.65 @ LskeSnic b.Oo h. C. 4,S r. Al IunnrCt,ii2 ifum ttt'Hheiu, At n,il lerton' with hAprens '"r .>iU"n! ShH he Luaves s.irbury 7.OS S LSLr',lr oI q. N. uulhn r\S! lHAlN> l. -,t N.S%NA@ ,i.Ip A. ,s. Leaves mn,eru" nM iU.
 .aNuN ,,v'. "a ShiI~'.i G,, J -t ,,nt,ti,.e a, .-, ni. t,,.... ,.,nl. A. .In.s uty iVI ,ew aNrn, aitl,- i,.s. ". l.'6 D. "' '-t"N't ." t" q" "tstahcc Ma! V,nVI Ioutc, u.t "t,tI.''u, AtInr ,.pI'.., "h '"uhe""l- @"" n"iA"N, ..t ,.rti,tu ~t,n Ari,rs rr Strnpnol,,, a,," l."s o", aii'N'''s " bla ,on
 ,'@V'. -V ..iu,taen,e. .>>H r",. X ro.is 'n' Le", .,rt,:l'"f -J e "- ,."'''l'tie. U6 ',alishur, Y" .> A..
 N;netuu ,,r ', Hi,. t. ." -..., ..'.NgeL"lt, At Simrburs lOI &eN ,.n, cstfclu, Dol. vpAo ana Noita" ?to' Al naitiord iol York. Iooton al.u eas br~oA. wa c. V. k.K. Leaves Alllerton s.l5 D. m., I.nkeville sSl. LeaVes Salisbury, 2.Sn r. M
 S.IGP M.,-Leayee Mlllerlun 7.S0 D m, Lakeville 7aS. salsburl, i.b3 r. N, for Mtnsted. Pass cng,re l. ave neN York Ut S.bO p. m., conneC wi.h this tam. 5.44 q. Ill. lNhos"i4y ..iornth&s Only,l leave MIllult,hI ,.IG, connecting at Canaan with houeatuhIc Huln north, At Pine Meadow luI New haven, arriving at 9.2O .. m, and for New loik. At Simsbury for WestEeld and Northampton, and arriving in Hartlurd at a.16.
 For time at Way stations and connections zee '''AAiArs---------IN,I E. J0NIsS. NUpyIs-
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Watches and Chains

IS very complete. aGd to thos intending purchas- Ing can offer great bargains in SPECTA CI,ES and BY E GLASSES have full line. and can walIan' perfect et and satisfaction al urices lower than ever before offered.
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-29
Cheapest Koute to New York
 VIA

capt, Chas. Weeks, W i'll toave bridgeport every night, cSatuid day ex repted,) from Steamboat DocK, at ii o'clock, or .iIilg in New York about o'clock next morns 
 hn,urmng, will leave New York every mol ming )>unday uxcepted,) from Pier S6, hasI River, foot ur Caiharine street at l1.S0.
 treights received all. way billed through to all stations on the Ho onc railroad at very low York tcss than by all railroad, and baggage check ud trough rom all trains.
 F. S-The evening Milk train on the HouRaton. ic Ia iioad connects with the Steamer BridgeI 01.
 t3t JOHN B. HUBBELL. Supt
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5.S0 a. m Special Passenger Train for Pittsheio
 arriving al 717a. m. Albany 9.2O a.ms Leave Canaan at 54A A m
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-29
OA ~AA DPOUs
 THE LAST EVENING"

The services of last evening were com menced at 8 o'clock with ''Service of song,' which lasted somewhat over half an hour. At its close sermon was preached by Rev. W. c. Smith of Brewsters, from the text. Rev., goth chapter. nth verse. The theme, therefore, was ''The judgment day." The termination of any perio6 of time. said the speaker, is a solemn occasion. The close of our meeting here is period of deep solt mnity. So is it with the close of life, and the end of tune is most solemn of all. St. John saw the judgment day in a vision we shall see 1t in reality. There are many memorable days in the lives of men and nations. We commemorate ce,- tain days in the life of our Lord.-His birth, His death, His resurrection, His as- cension. But the Judgement day is the day of all days. To it. all antecedent events point. and around it cluster infinite possi- bilities of veal or woe.
 After the sermon there was a prayer meeting and continuation of the Love Feast of the morning. Thus, with songs of praise aud words of prayer, or of expe- riepce, entreaty, warning or cheer, the time passed away until the striking of the mid. night hour announced the closing scene. It was an impressive one. Amid the som bre pines and the surrounding gloom, the cotlags-encircled area was filled with light and life. Falling into ranks, with joined hands, the assemblage went ''Marching around Jerusalem" making the grove re sound with sacred song. The hend-shak inss and the good byes" followed, and the solemn words of the benediction closed tht .ervices of tho evening and the meeting.
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-29

StTATE of Connecticut, District of Salisbury, O ss. Probate Court, July 27th, 1878.
 Estate of Landon X Co.,, of the town of Sal isbury, in sad district insolvent and assig, ing debtors. The Court of Probate for the district of Salisbury, hath limited and allowed four months from the date hereof, for the creditors of said estate, represented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto, and has appointed George M. Woodruff of Litch- field, and James Ensign of Salisbury Commis- sioners, to receive and examine said claims; and has ordered that said commissioners meet at the Town Hall in said Salisbury on the 3Oth day of August and the 27th day of November A. D. 1S78 at 2 o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 Certified from Record,
 D. T. WARNER, Clerk. All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to
 FITCH LAND0N, Sharon Valley, Conn.,, CHAS. J. TAYLOR, Ct. Burlington, Mass,
 Trustees. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the Town Hall, in said Salisbury on the 30th day of August, and the 27th day of November, A. D, 1878, at 3 o'clock D. m. on each of said days, for the purpose of examin- ing the claims presented. 4w5
 GEORGE M.WOODRUFF, cor,,,,;s,;o,ro JAMES ENSIGN, ooiiiiiissiohois'
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-29
DIE D..

X Al Canaan. Aug. 15. Margaret Higley, eged ea years, Q months and IS days.
 h Sharon. on Tuesday. Aug. 2Oth, Miss Amanda Frean, aged IA years, youngest daughter of Judge Erean, of Stapletop, Rtassn Island. -
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-29
BORN

In Sharon. .Ane. 18th, 3 daughter to MT. and Mrs RIrd Reed.
 At Ashley Falls, Aug. 23d, . daughter to Friend Botsford.
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-29
TrSvl titr.ss Outae.
HOusAYuNIC RAILROAD

Shortest, QWickeAk and Cheapest Route to North Aonnis, Albany, star. ntOga- ROehestcr, lsuasnlC, SuSpen- sion hSridge, Niagara. anlts, ShIc0gO and tIae West.
 Through Tickets sold sknd RnxwnRo Checked west st hiaM Ecp0t, GnM- ann. Also ior Philadelphia, RnIti- more and Washington. Purchase IIcnetS via H0urntonic Lime.
 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
 Commencing July l, 1878. TRANS Lt NVE BRlnGEPoRT. VIZ: 5UJs n Nr9,yul rta,s, tr"--,n.rr Ncoommo-
 AaJ uA) for Gsl fn-tun, ondng, We'd
 nesday and Frluay L,a''' faiul'u " [ , D. m, 10 70 pNN- auVer train rnr piltt "pld arriving
 al a25 m. tWuh fhruuS Car leaving
 New ! rk At $ 05 a. ln) Leave New
 Haven at 9.sS n. with through car
 trutI Sport tar Albany arriving 2.5U D. n uLLCcllng at Albany with $40 l., m
 popUiIt Chicago and st. LUuts exp4ess
 arr>n : in Enlcago Ut 500 the next p.m Leaves Canaan Nt l24O D. m.
 A.tb D. m Paysenpvr ram tor Pittsncld. arriv.
 ing st sub D m, Nith ThroGa1 car
 leaving New York at 800 D. m, Leave
 New uaton, 10 D. m. Connecting at
 Sla:e t,,' 'm Ath.,l' and the Ncst ar-
 living at AlOanS l0.I0 D. m. Leav>s Canaan ut .M D. m.
 FROM FALLS vILLAdR. o.S0a. m. special Passenger Train for Pittshelc
 arriving at 7.17 \. m. Albany s.20 am. Leave Canaan al 5.44 a m