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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12
ETEAEETs,
NOTICE
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

NOTICE
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
G, On and after Monday, Angus! 1st, 1851, the
wharf, foot of King Street at 731s. ~ RVER ~
MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
for sll RIVER LANDINGS. On Monns1 a.
tar as Nomini Ferry; On Thursday, Nomini
Curfioman and Leonsrdtown; On Saturday
euStionsn and Leona;dtown.
me steamer connects each :.;p with etssrsr
9STlC ut Msthss' Pciat Tor Rreops whsrf
Chapel Poiat Brick House Little Far snG
b attox Creek. 'D>
jj.Stt J.R WOOD. Msnsoo-
E1CR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR.
qREs5 MONROE AND THE SOUTH.
TIE STEAMER
GEORGE LIE A nv
Carrying tho u. ). Nail
WI! leave her wharf. foot of Prince straet m
II, AnCA W and THURSDAYS ct t u M.
era Sai OkDA Us: ct $50 p. n -, stopping 81
iiss5 fclaa ana F"lGt Lookout going aud re-
turning: Aeturnlns leaves Norfolk on WED.
HGSDAYS, FRIDAYS sad SUNDAYS st d
O'CLOCK p. III.
Beginning with Msyl, 1851, Excursion t;ckets
Will be Issued, good for four days, as follow.
sir5t eiass fsie to Fortress Monroe snd Nor
folk, - %; First class round trip, 50 90; Second
class, each way. 81 81; First.clsss fare to finey
FONT and Pnin: Lockout, 81 80; Fiss..c;ass
round tip, so; Second. class, each wsv. rs cts.
S.s.ercOms IL. Meals 10 c.e.
GEORGE MATTINULY, Stunt
Z. b. HUOE, Agent mh26
Office
GEANGE CT TIME,
On .ad sfset Monday, October 4,h. the
boet9 tIt;e PuIOMAC FERRY CO. viii run
~ folioEs:
- LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
sec. az, 6 go 0 80, 10 90 sad II 90 a. NJ; and
~ 81, 81, Z ~. : SO. i &c, &C. 50 aud 50
p. Il.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
s &c, 60, 60, 9 20 10 80 AID II 80 a. H., and
~ 81, 81. 2S0, ) 60, 90, 80, i 80 AID : &
=. n
On SUNDAY he frs. tip from each end will be
at so !. q.
my25 GgG. p. PHILLIPS Manager.
! ELAND & 8EABGAgD COASTlNu CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

ETCR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. FOR.
TRES5 MONROE AND THE SOUTH,
, 1881-09-23
Notice !

jN Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TC
in the Public, that the partnership eX.
listing between Lawrence Smith aud Fred
;erick NJ. Terry, under the firm name oil
sSmith 81 Terry, Butchers, viii, by mil
5tual consent, be dissolved on August 3Ist
4 SSl. All persons owing said firm are re
3quested to settle. Any person having
sclaims against said firm will present tn,
ssane before that date for settlement.
! LAWRENCE SMITH.
FREDERICK NJ. TERRY
Port Townsend, August u, 1881.
! n. B.-The business will be continued
zat the old stand, by Thomas Jackmal
sand Frederick NJ. Terry. 2S:t4
, 1881-09-23
Eleventh Annual Fair.

Z The Directors of the Washington Indus
3trial Association announce to their friends
samd the public generally, that their
I Eleventh Animal Fair,
swill open at their grounds, near Olympia
5W. T.. OH MONDAY, Oct. 10th, and CLOSE
.5Oct. 18th, 1881.
Ample provision has been made for the
5,IisplaY ot Raechanica! HaRdiwOrk, Farm Pro
ad1cts ana Stock.
4 Among the attractive features OF the
viii be international Trials o.
9..ec5, over one of the best race courcrs on
.slhis coast. for which object some OF the
-;facst norscs in Oregon and Washington
ircrritory are in training.
Z a Grand International! Ease Ball TouFna-
-.ment. will also take place 20 compete for /;
.sprize of 800.
4 The aggregate of premiums and prizes
c0ffered by the Association, this year, vii
5be OYER $500.
q particulars. see posters and pre-
Smirm list. or address the Secretary II
.cOlympia, Who will cheeriully give all in
&Sformation.
= T.. |. MCKENNY,
y Ste, W. |. A.
= 30.t1
, 1881-09-23

8 Oh last Saturday night Olympus Lodgt
sINo.-, \, 0. L. w, was Instituted a
a{Union City, Mason County, by Deputy
Is Grand Master 7. G. Van Epps. assisted
'Zhy Past Master f.. Z. Shoecraft and
!. i.rothers \. L. Phillips and +. \. How.
=e.trl, ol Olympia, c. F. Eastman and
s iioJt. l.. Chambers. of 'Tumwater. and
55Saml. Atkinson, of Scabcck. The follow
Sing We're elected officers: Z. NJ. W.
-iTohn Latham; Nj. V. Edwin +. McReavy.
T., Hans II"gaas; O., Otto F. MundJ;
I,Ir.. Patiicl, Do!an; Rec, Vincent Finch:
Fin. .Jno. McReavey; Guide, Angus Me
9Ginnis; l. w, ThOs. Owens; o. w, J.
s. Dow. Trustees, Z. y. Wilson. Dlnl.
Z Mclaughlin and a. ). Kelley. There Is
Era.k OF establishing lodge at Chehali>
EStalion. in Lewis county Courier" OF
Sept. 18th.
j If Alaska is worth having at all, sayo
,,the ST. Louis Globe Democrat" it is
lworth taking care OF. The wisdom of the
fpurchaSe has beer seriously doubted, but
,having bought the property, it ought to
Ebe given a chance to vindica:e its worth
IF ii has any. A number OF CntCrprising
amen upon the Pacific Coast think that
there are possibilities III the region not to-
i be despiscd, and this petition finds IFS in
~spiralion in the growing interests of menI
zwho want solid titles for the wealth pro
..ducing property they intend to develop.
4They are the very individuals who alone,
t,can make Alaska profitable, and they,
Fought TO have 4 chance.
4 WE call the attention of the public to
J. the new advertisement of Messrs. Gross
: Bros. They are now the regulators of
Glow prices. This firm is energetic. buys
lin very large lots. and the Mr.. Gross re-,
Siding in San Francisco is known to be.
.Fone of the most careful and shrewd buyers
gin the markets. They certainly deserve
sthe patronage of the public.
THE success Of shipments of frozen
smeats from Australia has clearly eStab-
5liShed the ease with which carcaSseS may,
sbe brought from the antipodes. the Onlyl
sdifiicnlty being in the packing and freez-
Sing ut the outset. The shipments arei
closely watched by merchants in the!
sAmerican trade. Mr.. Kelly's frozen fish,
Twill be the next sensation.
/ MKs. Mary Phillips. the Indian woman
Swho was imprisoned at the SeatcO peni-'
itentiarv two years, on sentence Tor;
Shooting her husband. has served out her:
time, and returned 10 her home on Orcas'
.island.
] THE Michigan sufferers from the late
forest fires appeal to America for aid. IN,
I. New York ten thousand dollars has been
COLLECTED :or tie Michigan sufferers. There,
], is a general movement TO collect nccessar-.
Syc
, 1881-09-23
BARGAINS, BARGAINS ]!

your buy cheap The people of Dungness Sequm.
TARNFRS' Dungene w T.. will find
be largest stock Of DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
;ROOTS and SHOES CLOTHING, HARDWARE CROCKERYWARE
PATENT MEDICINES &C. &c. but they will find market for all farm
dispose elsewhere, and CASH MAR
ET hides, skins of description
M machinery adapted for this country Drafts
n n San Francisco Portland Seattle bought
hed liberal Immense stock of goods arrived
Pars requiring wheat barley
butter poultry quantities. will do well to order the
J'o" ' ~ CT. CLAPP.
Dungeness w. T.
, 1881-09-23
NOTICE,

IN HE TREASURER OF CLALAM
L County. W. T.. will pay OH presenta-
fion all warrants drawn ON the Treasurer
ot said county prior TO and including No.
81. iSSne of 1879. No interest will be al
lowed after the first day of October. 1881.
JOIN THORNTON.
Treasurer OF Clalam Co.
Treasurcr'S Office. Clalam Co.
Wash. Terr.. August 23, 1851.
, 1881-09-23
II. S. Land Office at Olympia. w. t.

Notice is hereby given that ADAM w.
1D.yISnN has filed notice of intention TO
3mnke final proof before tile Clerk OF the FRO
sbate Court. at his office in Friday ilarbor.
sw. T., Oh Friday the 2lst day of Octooef'
"a. D., 1881. on Pre-emption ID. s. NO:
E4j33, for the lots ., 3. 4, and II III OF n
aor OF section %. TIP. X W.
lie names as witnesses: Daniel Edwaris,
&c. j. Zigler, and Thomas Sutclh OF li,ine
IAN in San Juan County. w. L:
4 RI J. 7. brown, Register.
, 1881-09-23
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that all bills due
The firm OF Smith 81 Terry must be- paid
by the first day of October. 1881. II not
settled by that time they will be placed III
the hands of an attorney for collection
Either of It's can be found at our Old place
oi business during that time, ready TO re-
ccipt for all payments.
LAWRENCE SMITH.
FRIEDRICH TERRY.
Port Townsend, Sept, lSSl.-30: It.
, 1881-09-23
In Probate Court.
n the Probate Court Of Jefferson County
Washington Territory,
IN VACATION.
September 10, 1881.

September 10, 1881.
/ In the matter OF the estate
Loren B Hastings deceased
/ On reading and filing the petitions of
IF. III. WimslOw and Lucinda Hastings
5executor and eXecutriX of the last will OF
Loren e. Hastings. deceased, praying fOI1
"a monthly allowance to the widow and
sminOr child of said deceased. and for AM
lOrdler OF sale OF personal property.
II is Ordered: That all persons interest
sned the estate ofsaid deceased be and ap-l
pear before the Probate Court of Jeffer4
,Son County, w. T., at its regular term to-
ihe begun and held at the Court room of!
said Court III the City of Port Townsend
Nv. I. on the fourth monday in Septem-!
3ber 1881. at the hour of 10 o'clock A. III /
.then and there to file their objections III
trny they have to the granting of such al
3Iowancc and order of sale.
1t is further ordered that a certified!
copy OF this order be published in atsleast;
two successive issues Of tie PUGET SOUND.
! ~ EEKLY AEGI'S prior to such hearing.
ID. W. SMITH Judge.
Territory of Washington !
County of Jefferson
|. ID. W. Smith, Judge and cX Oilicers
clerk of the Probate Court of JettcrSonI
County W. Il. do hereby certify that the
foregoing is a true copy of the order in thei
,Inatter OF said estate made relative to thet
hearing of the petitions of said executor
aad eXecutFiX tor an allowance and an;
order 10 sell personal property wlIichj
order is now of record III said ProbateE
Court,
witness my hand and the seal of said Court
s~-~* hcreuntO. affixed this 10th dayI
I OF september, 1881,
*~~* ID. W. SMITH,
Judge and cX OfliciO clerk aforesaid,
, 1881-09-23
Notice for Publication
" c Land Office at Olympia W T

Il. s. Land Oilice AT oly itiI'
August Ii. 1881.
Notice ia hereby given that ANTON GEs-
,,,,,,S has filed notice OF intention 10
sn,aEc final proof before the Judge, or IN
tI;S .hsenre' the Clerk of the Probate
CONT ar his Office il, Friday Harbor, W.
r. on Friday the 23d day Of September
II, 1881. on homestead application Ne.
rSoe5 for lhe IL I, ofnw OF section 10;
me /, of ne !, of section IL and Sc a oil ST.
IL oi section ., twp 80 n. RI ".
Ia Ha names as witnesses: John DolSher-
itv Robert Wiley and John lawklnsoh:
iaiI of Friday Harbor. AMI i Baiier' oi
Gan Juan. san Juan county T.
90 j T BRowN. Register.
, 1881-09-23
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sabbath Services.

III, A. NJ. -" "The Good Samaritan.
2:3o, P. M.-Sunday School.
q 80, p. M.-"How are the might,
falien?" 2 Sam. /: 10
Funeral Sermon on tht
death of President Gar
field.
"Wednesday evening service 7:30.
Tuesday, on Irondale 7:30.
Friday Ito day. Coupeville, Whidb,
Island. 7:30, at Hall.
Farmers, merchants, sailors, como
, 1881-09-23
ro,. &C Of Application to Purchase Timber.
II & DISTRICT LAND OFFICE. J
olympia. Wash. Ter. }

OiSHivih. " '' "
Notice is hereby given that: In e'nipn.
,ra with he provisions OF the Act OF
i'iios .I,',,rels ,nroyed June 3. 1878. entitled
..o,' .om aet for the sale of timber lands in The
.,,In m states OF California. Oregon. Nevada
.,nd .s", washington Territory" MILAN >,
GO ,r"nspY. r. OF Kitsap County. Washington
rsTr.ay has this Is day nytd lsd m hs ''s Gss II s
.ihS T.. 80. of section No. -. in twp %.
In"r,h i,nn h range . west OF the W lllamette
ANY, and AL persons claiming adversely adversely J
.,,a iii described land. or any poriioh
irncrcnt are hereby required to ne ,I.rrr da r
:,.iaims in This office within sixty '"'J nay
i 1;i C;ivrn under my hand. at my oillce' III
330,ta,nia ". T.. this the 3Oth day oi Au-
sgus'' A. D-' IT. BROWN.
/ ,o,,,.ao Regist er.
, 1881-09-23
,iT : LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W. L.
September Is. 1881.

Notice is hereby given that JOSEPH 1.
lNICxrrsoN has filed notice of intention TO
make final proof before the Judge, or in
his absence, the Clerk of the District
lCourt. at his Office in Port Townsend, w
w. on saturday the 29ih day of October.
a. D.. 1881. on Homestead application
.No. 24l4, for the Or OF W or ana :.
lar Of W or of section 26 twp % n, : w.
He names us witnesses: A. Laiiptch.
iIames Ewes, Thomas Berger, and Henry
lWcbher. all of Port Discovery, Jefferson
49, oi J. IT. BRowN. Register.
, 1881-09-23
Bark v, 4, BCSSP,

NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR THE UN
IL ' dersigned agent will be responsible FOL
debts contracted by the crew.
&. B. BAKER, Master.
X. w. deLION, Agent.
Port Townsend, August !, 1881.
, 1881-09-23

And fiber with fever and argue. or bilious
remittenr. the system may yet he freed from
the malignant virus with HOStetlcTS - toInacf
Hiiters. Protect the system against II win
his beueficent antispasmodiT, which Is fur-
hermore II supreme remedy for liver COM
plaint, constipation, dysrcps ia, debility. rheu-
al,ltisIn, kidney troubles and other alinleniS
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally
, 1881-09-23
For Sale,

A splendid piano. in good condilIr
nearly new, ut reasonable price. Apply
TO IL. l.. TIBBALs,
2j:2m Port Townsend.
, 1881-09-23

EIEe PerITias Syrup has cured thousands
who wcr" suffering from Dyspepsia. Debility.
Liver. Complaint, H"iiS, HWmoi~, Female
dress. seth W. FOw!c y sons Boston.
, 1881-09-23

LADgVS should know that Ayers IIai
Vigor is a superior ami economical dress
ing. 1t has become an Indispensable ar
,icle for the toilet.
, 1881-09-23

Bucilinghpm's Dye for the whis,lcrs is m
elegant, safe and reliable article, cheap and
convenient for use; VIII moi rub on Try II.
, 1881-09-23
FIFTY Pieces Ladies' Cloth,

FIFTY Pieces Ladies' Cloth,
- Waterproof,
twenty-five Pieces C!oaking, and Fifty
Pieces Dress Goods received per last
steamer at
GanSS Bros,
san Francisco Store
<
, 1881-09-23
Dungeness, w. T.

SDURTS oc Gi=gust.=s. Eeuous,
S-uNea, Cracking Pains II tho
load, Fetid Irecth, DocSaesa,
eE,d any Catarrhal COMPLAINT,
cen 10 cxtcrrntneted Ey Wei DO
Eieyer'a Cetas-h CGre. q Gcnsti-
tut.o.nl 2nt;doto, by ASsoro-
Ion The most Important Dig
covs-y sinos Vaccination.
, 1881-09-23

30;t4.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26

is nereOy Fepeaieu.
Approved December p, 1880.
AN ACT to Transfer to the De-
partment OF Agriculture certain
duties heretofore appertainlng to
theOfice of the ComptrollerGen-
eral in respect to Phosphates.
Phosphate Mines, Mining and
Manufacturing. ...
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives OF the
State of South Carolina, now met
and sitting in General Assembly,
and by the authority Of the same:
SECTION /. That all the duties
heretofore appertaining to the Of
fee Of the Comptroller General in
connection with the interest Of
the State in the phosphates, phos,
phate mines, mining and manu-
factures be, and the same are
hereby, otransferred to the De-
partment Of Agriculture. except
that the Comptroller Genera!
shl! retain the duty of receiving
and filing the reports of rock
mined and dug, and royalty paid
into the State Treasury.
Sec. 2. That all Acts or parts OF
Acts inconsistent with this Act
be-. and the same are hereby re-
pealed.
Approved December 2+, 1880.
An ACT to Regulate Appeals From
Trial Justices Courts in C1imi
nal Causes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the
State Of South Carolina, now met
and sitting in General Assembly,
and by the authority Of the same !:
SECTION l. That from and after
the passage Of this Act all appeals
from Trial Justices Courts in
crimina! cases shall be taken and
prosecuted as follows
Sec. 2. The appellant shall,
within five days after sentence,
serve a notice Of appeal upon the
Trial Justice who tries the case,
stating the grounds upon which
the appeal is founded.
Sec. 3. Within ten days after said
service the said Trial Justice shall
file in the Office of the Clerk of
Court the said notice, tce>ther
with the record and statement OF
all the proceedings in the case,
and the testimony in writing,
taken at the trial, and signed by
the witnesses.
Sec. 4. That upon service Of the
said notice the said Trial Justice
shall, on demand of the defendant,
admit him to bail, in such reason
able sum, and with good snrctles,
as said Trial Justice may require,
with condition to appear at the
Court sappealed to, and at any
subsequent term to which the
case may be continued, ifnot pre-
7iously surrendered, and so from
term to term, until the final de-
cree, sentence or order Of the
Court thereon: and to abide such
final sentence, order or decree, and
not depart without leave, and in
the meantime to keep the peace
and be of good behavior.
SEC. 5. That the Clerk of Court:
upon receipt OF said case, shall
place the same upon the proper
docket of the Court of General
Sessions for trial or other dispo
sition at the next ensuing term Of
said Court.
! SEC. 6. Tha: the said appea
shall be heard by the Court O.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26
ment herein be, and the same are
hereby, repealed.
Approved December p, 1880.

AN ACT to Amend Section 1 OF al
Act Entitled AN Act TO Amend
an Act for the Protection and
Preservation Of Useful Ami
mals,' Approved February 20:
1880.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives OF the
State Of South Carolina, now met
and sitting in General Assembly,
and by the authority Of the same:
SECTION l. That Section 1 Of
an Act entitled An Act to amend
an Act entitled an Act for the
protection and preservation Of
useful animals" approved Fcbrua-
ry 20, 1880, be, and the same is
hereby, amended by striking out
OF said Section the words the
fifteenth day of September" and
putting in place aud lieu thereof
"the first day of October"
SEC. 2. That SO much Of any
Acts or part Of Acts as is incon-
sistent or repugnant to this Act
is hereby repealed. -
Approved December p, 1880.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26

AN ACT TO allow the State Super
intendunL Of Education to use
fifteen hundred dollars Isl ,500) ,
Of the sum received from Char
lesion Charitable Association
of the State of South Carolina
for the benefit Of the Free School
Fund for the purpose of conduct
ing Normal Institutes during
the year 1881. ....
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and
House OF Representatives of the
State Of South Carolina, now met
and sitting in General Assembly,
and by the authority Of the Eame:,
SECTION l. That the sun. Off
teen hundred (sl,5O0) dollars be,
and the same is hereby, appro-
priatcd out of the fund now in the
State Treasury, which --was re-
cel7ed from the Embarrassing un-
der Section 3 Of an Act en-
titled "Au Act to establish the
Charleston Charitable u Associa-
ton Of the State of South Caro-
lima for the benefit of the
free school fund, approved March
8; 1871" for tn" purpose Of aid
ing in conducting the Normal In
stitutes in this State durin the
year 1881, under the supervision
Of the State Superintendent Of
Education. % 91t 49,
Sec. 2. That said sum eRa.oney
shall be paid by the State Treas
| urer on the order Of the State Su-
perintendent Of Education upon
the WARRANT Of theiICompsFoller
General, and the said State SupeF-;
| intendent Of EducaGoR2 shal@ae-:
count for the proper disbursement
thereof fliag proper vouchers
with the Comptroller General be-
fore the meeting of the General
Assembly in NovembeFFI88l. F."
Approved December "a, 1880.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26

Remember, my son, you have
to work. Whether you handle
pick OR a pen, a wheelbarrow or a
set of tools, digging bitches or. or
editing a paper, ringing an auc-
tion bell or writing items, follow
ing plow or driving mules, you
must work. Don't be afraid Of
killing yourself With over work. <.
1t is beyond your, power to %. 90
that. Man cannot work SO hard
as that on the sunny side Of thir-.
.ty. They die sometimes, .butRot
from work its because they quit
work at 6 ?. Nj, and don't get
home until 2 \. N. (mark that.)
It's the interval that kills, my
boy. (Stlck pin in here.) There
are young men who do not work;
who make living by sucking the
end of a cane; whose entire men
tai development is just sufficient to
tell which side Of a postage stamp
to lick, but who can tie q neck
ercbief in eleven. different, knots
and never lay a wrinkle IN 1t;
who spend more in a day than
you. can earn in g month who
would 20. to the Sherifs Office to
buy postal card But the world
is not proud Of them Nobody
likes them-nobody hates them.
The great, busy world don't even
know they are here Let nae add ::
Do not carry pride with poverty.
Half the poor. proud Eo1ng men
and two-thirGs Of the poor dis
couraged young men are generally
out Of work. The young man
who pockets his pride and carries
an upper lip as stiff as a doorstep
scraper will not. star7e if work
is his object, but stands the best
chance to become worthy and
influential member of society,".
Burlington Hack Eye.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26
Selected Story.
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PRIMROSE.

farm, then, Walter?
4 have was the firm reply. L
was not born to be q farmer. |
am not going to make slave OF
myself here all my life for bare
existence, when there is chance
Of fame and fortune for me in the
city
The girls fair head dropped,
and her slender fingers interlaced
themselves nervousIy as she said {:
Only a chan:e, Walter! Think
of what you are wiIlfulIy throw
ing away for a vagne hope
Those men who turned their
backs upon the mean drudgery Of
farm Life and became powers in
the land depended upon the same
chance he insisted.
Il am only woman,' she said,
with a sad smile, but have
thought, about this matter since
you talked Of going away. L
know that for every one who
succeeds a thousand 90 down and
are trampled under foot. One
success means hundreds Of fail
ures. 1t is law Of cxislence.'
You take a gloomy view OF it,
little fliend,' he said, smiling. 1t
seems to me that you might find
it in your heart TO encourage IN
stead Of trying to depress me-
She looked at him again mute
" ; and as she stood there, with
her mild eyes, full ofunshed tears,
fixed upon him, a ~momentary
struggle took place in his heart.
He had never been conscious
how much be loved her until this
moment when they were about to
part, perhaps for years.
An almost overw helming con
viutiou beset him that here, in the
simple way Of life to which be had
been born, with the love Of this
pure-souled, sweet-taced girl, be
had already found the all mall OF
existence but he shook it Oft with
an angry effort.
Speak to me, Primrose, he said
impatientIy. At least, advise
me-
No. she said, quietly. 'Ad7ice
from me would be mockery in the
face OF your resolution. You will
20 out into the world and work
out your appointed destiny.
can only pray for your success
Nothing could aid me more,
he replied, with a tremor in hi
voice. None so true and stead
fast as you, Primrose. | will sho"
you that l am worthy Of youl
best thoughts OF me. will work
and conquer. When the battle il
over | will return and offer it:
fruits to you-if you will take mf
with them, Primrose
A faint flush stole into hel
cheek.
4 know you do not think st
meanly Of me as TO believe tha
good or evil fortune can alter hi,
feelings tor you. | am not de
ceived, Walter. You leave IN
with a double love in your hear
that which you have for me i
divided with your ambition. But
remember, if time should shov
you how poor is the fruit Of am
bition, that l shall love you all tn
more if you come back to III
DOOR and disheartened.'
He turned away to hide HI
tears; yet, with the pervers't.
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ished,' he said, solemnly. Had l
but known it, here was the goal
at which nobler man than l
might have rested thankfully.
You have saved my life, Prim-
rose; it is yours. 1t shall be tho
effort Of my future TO be worthy
ofyour love. Will you trust me ?
For answer she merely looked
up at him with eyes in which
there was neither doubt nor dis
trust.