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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-27

c. A. Reed, Agent, is now offering his
celebrated Cook Buggies ut remarkably low
prices. a rare opportunity to purchase 4
good Buggy at low price. he is also Of
iering great inducements ON Sewing Ma
chimes. Call and see him while this oppor-
tunity Is offered.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-27

Go ont in the damp air, or sit unprotect-
ed in draught, and your throat will feel
sore and your head uncomfortable You
have taken cold, which you can remove
as promptly as you received it by using
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-27

BUGGIE3 ANY person wanting good
vehicle should not fail to call on REED &
ern Buggies Mt lower prices than any one.
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Victims to Constipation and il. untold
miseries can keep in good condition, by n
moderate use of Ayers Pills-the surest,
safest and most reliable Cathartic.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-27

Whites Eye Water sure cure for sore
eyes. Try it. 25c per bottle.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-27

So many children suffer with worms, and
the symptoms aro so well understood, that
it is unnecessary to describe them. When
these symptoms are visible, use Kauquita
Indian Worm Pellets and save your child.
Price, 10 and 25 cents per box. For sale by
DR.. T. A. Hudgens, Honea Path, Traynham
d Dial. Laurensville, Simpson, Reid & Co.
and Wiihite & VIII =. Anderson.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-27

Try Key East Cigars. For sale only by
Wiihite & Wilhite
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-27

Largest stock of Lanterns at Wilhite &
Wilhite's
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o he
Furnue of all which
have in stock 600 BeslsGenas different
Rocking
be bought from zoe Fine
end Cane Back Rocking Chairs at 9HSO
with standard large
with standard and
SSs. centre Table feet inches diameter
suites CIiiFens
On
An
CANNOT NV
DEPOT STREET. ndscem nd be -
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WALL AND WINTER MILLINERY GOOns

TTSHE undersigned has received Millinery and
OF BRICK RANGE lean
AAAN@ ANNA AEAtk.
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JEANS, JEANS.

am agent for the Athens Jcans-the
pest IN the Southern States, and don't you
forget IT, Call and examine.
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CLOTHING.

In this line can only say that it is the
largest ever seen in Anderson. [ am this
season making a specially Of this particular
article / will do you good and save YOU
money by purchasing your Winter Cloth
ing from me.
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SHOES. SHOES.

am headquarters for Shoes, buying di.
rect from manufacturers. Bear in mind
that every pair is sold as represented I
carry no paper soles," Offering only solid
stock, and at prices that will suit tho times.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-27

Always go 10 Headquarters whca you
want Drngs. Wilhite & whites Is the
place, and don't you forget it.
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a. LES SER.
FTEI-E VERDTCT
PEOPLE, Ro ez argS Goms %S1{t hsyg Decided
TREMENDOUS BARGAINS PRICES THAT WILL TELL.

Great Bargains IN Dress Goods,
Great Bargains in Black Cash meres.
Great bargains in Bacl, Silk,
Great bargains in Colored Silk.
Great Bargains in Black Satin.
Great Bargains in Black Velvet,
Great Bargains in Black Alpaca,
Great bargains III Colered Aipaca,
Great bargains in Red Flannel,
Great bargains in White Flannel.
Great bargains IN Opera Flannel,
treat bargains in Medicated Flannel.
Grtat Bargains in Bleaching.
Great Bargains in Sheeting,
Gr.a, ea, ii,argains i,a,!gsa; IN nick0ry Stripes.
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Great Bargains In Dleachei C.unaak.
Great bargains in Red Doylies,
Great Bargains in Irish Linen,
Great Bargains in Embroidery,
Great Bargains in Lace,
Great Bargains.in Silk Fringe,
Great bargains in Ladies' Ties,
Great Bargains in Corsets,
Great bargains in Kid Gloves,
Great bargains in Nubias,
Great Bargains in Balmorals.
Great Bargains in Sacques.
Great bargains in Knit Caps,
Great Bargains in Buttons.
Great Bargains ih Towels,
Great Bargains in Linen Crash.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-27

The hearts of our people were again made
sad on Monday morning as the announce
ment went out that Miss Catherine Gadsden
had the night before breathed her last, at
the Episcopal reciory. bliss Gadsden was
the eldest daughter of the late Rt Rev. G.
E. Gadsden, OF this State, and was born and
renred in Charleston, where, surrounded by
the influences of the best society, her mind
and heart received the highest culture, and
to society and the church of which she was
member she was ever on ornament. Three
| or four years ago when Rev. t. +. Gadsden,
her brother. moved to this place and became
rector of Grace church, she came with him,
and during her residence in our midst had
made many friends. She was in the 5ist
year of her age, and during the past eigh-
teen months had been great sufferer, but
during the whole time she displayed great
courage, patience aud fortitude and resig-
nation to the Will of Providence that only
| Christian can possess. Rev. Mr.. Hanckei,
Of Pendleton, conducted the funeral service
In Grace church on Tuesday afternoon, af-
ter which the remains were conveyed to the
I Presbyterian graveyard and there inferred.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-10-27

Mr.. NJ. Cooper, the popular cotton buyer,
whom we announced last week as in hope
less condition in Columbia. has taken a turn
Ior me better, and his physicians are now
sanguine Of his carly recovery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

EXCITEMENT OVER A LOST CHILD.-The
fur year Old s0n Of MIR. John DEAN, residing
near SpriDgEot. Fairfax c:u1ty, s.raycd away
!rcm his home Yesterday. Night cCmiog On,
Grd The Iitjta boy Eot returning, tho parects bs.
came greatly aIs:mcd The ncighbo!s we're
ioiGrmcd, sOd ercaI tSo,:eneGt prevailed. AL
sr;3 o; speoll aion4 ware I03u'god in. Scores
OF rlan -u:ed tho pcoGs 10 every direction,
the seraci Continuing ell right. bui nohiug
was hcsTd Ct he missing boy until about nioc
o'c!ock this uoruiap, when be was iluod at
"Ravcrsworth,' The residence of Gen. w. H.
+. lie, where he had boeu kcdly cared fer.
The c!lld YES restored to its DISTRESSED parents
aa:,d groat rejoicing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24
LOCAL .BREFIlIES,

The City Council meets TO. night.
A valuable mare boloppicg to Mr.. Cbas. King
died yesterday FROM lock j>W.
Go. A. St, John's cadet corps, expect to leave
her, on the 9Th Il June for the Lucsy o.se
where :hty will 60 into camp uotil the llth
Clcik Of tie Market Chss. l.. Meals com.
narcad examining the scales in the variou:
establishments Of the city yesterday, using the
weights Of The city, marked l774.
Philip Carter, coored, under temporary
alteration Of miId disappeared from his home
in tba third ward, a few days ago. and hes net
sinc9 been hesrd from.
A little daughter Of Mr.. Simon Blopdheiu,
fell down cellar, at tho rosdeooo Of hel
parents, o9rncr Of Qu,en aud Fairfax strees.
yesterday ai,trlOoo, sid vas bsd!y bruised
sbCu: tbs head aud boGg.
Tho denomination Of Mr. BENJAMIN Austn tor
Clerk Of tho Courts OF AlCxsndris county, is 8
deserved compliment TO sn efficient and popular
officer. His election Is assured, SIS no one can
be- found who will run against him. He il 8
most courteous and accommodating clerk.
F. l.. Crockett. esq.,, is declared by all TO be
one Of the best Auditors AleXsndris has ever
had. During his administration OF the ofioe he
has given general satisfaction, ana there is no
doubt he will receive g handsome voio neyt
Thursdsy,
R:v. + Wall. the son Of Ray. Dr.. Wall, who
preached 10 this city during the war in the hall
now occupied ty Potomac L:dse Of Oid Eel
lows. on Columbus street, is registered st the
Aansion House. lie is accompanied By his
wife.
The little son of Mr. Robcr: proitgman, while
playing ''oba k oorber," last night. hid the
chalk used 10 the game 10 his ear, which was
only gotten ou: with great difficulty. The
probability is he YOU: hide any moro chalk in
his car.
:, ihs Circuit Court wss engaged all to day with
tho case OF tho Com Ilonweslth against tho Ar.
lngtoa Turnpike Company. a largo number
of prominent lawyers from distance, who are
to appear in the Virginia Midland Railroad case.
which Is 10 ccme Up ss soon as tho first named
case ia diapoitd of, were present in the Court
room.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24
CAkDiB lTEs.

lAn an1nonhccments must i,srar,ajly be poM for
~ aarGnce No notice piH be take,. Of orders
tNILcS5l!tcy are GccOMpnntei iriih lie cush |
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

ELECTION NorEs No lists vii! be- furoished
on Thursday next Of tsgcs paid Every one
nus; pIoaaca receipt or carti6case of the
Treasurer.
All voters should bGa7 il iIind, that the cap
,istiGn tx voted ca in the election Of last fall,
vii Lot cattle them to vote next Thursday.
Exsu.ioa ycur rcoap.s sna $40 to the payment
CT rcu- Isx FIR 1850.
City Treasurer NJ. &. Harlow will be ct bis
Cfiios to r;gh. aud 10 morGaw night for the pur.
pose CT g,virg al Who desire to vote next
Ihuradsy sn ogp:rtuoly 10 pay their c,pitaiion
tGx Ter 1880.
About ITO huodrc.i ard fifty ca. iaion tsxEs
have hasn raid siaes last week Increasing the
num5ar ii qualified voters 10 900
BID MEMS FAIa--A largo crowd vas
yr:sout ct tho Red Mems Fair !ast night. The
following ia the result CT th3 voting fer the
sev"!sI articles zautd:
Fjr ihs Car~: jna. hiHeil, lis; Robt.
Rudd, 1877; n. B. Harlow, 10; scattering, IS.
L,dy's G5ld We;c1: Miss Ucrn S. Rudd,
-; Miss Ss!Iia BroEo, SO; Mrs. NJ. Bend-
helm, 245; Miss Mses,a Wright, II; Miss
Carrie A:will, 20; aoalteri1g lie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

GAFETY Olive have secured the agency
~ oi THE BUSH Sc DENSLOW PRE-
MlUM SAFETY OIL" which we guarantee
above 1909 ire test. and perlecIly safe. The oil
burns with steady, bright flame, and is q very
desirable light TO read Big. For sslo Wholesale
and retail by
my5 HARMON s SMITH,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

POLITICAL Conferences n conferences Of
'5aasl."s, r?puh!lclas nud temperance aaea
Us hctd Ct the M.honc roaC 1stcr heaGquar-
..,3 .a. hiSh$. Among those pg,sant were
'.s..23 |. EgalBsnD, Robert Gain!s. Il. y.
hs.k.gY, WIN. Miller, Charles Healls. II. f..
i@T,on ID. MiGd'c'on, and Gee. Il. yhonp-
70. all c1lo.5d, sud !fm Drcwn, s.. l.. Pthr,
y y. y hi!inE, J. II. fiashicg, md SAMUEL
nan, Thitc. VI, l.. Pima Vas 10 favor o!
..l.:iaT tie tcmo2rshc3 il;Ect. John B..
q a.talary |Gnted straiSh. cut Republican
.ci"; ior The h Wars. Samuel Coleman was
t2s.d 10 cad2!5iny Ih9t9mp2rsrco tilkot Oh
't E',Gaj that il was composed Ct uca or
!s..t 10 he Mahouo roaGjustafs; Mr.. lsr.
d" % az %0D9 bsc:: CO tho par Y twenty four
IL tt.or lis c,ec,ion 30 Couacil as read
.'-'c. Wil. Miller a1a Charlsa 5eoies !syored
'ato.sGs The Harmon ticket. Seals wGs
.'a.l !lar h2 Mr.. C3lcmau. NJ. L. R2b!n-
o:?os,d eDa0r>iUg The HsJmoa ticket.
II, c1a'u,iaD ensuad and several psc,ies ItIt
ne :5.m. QW;et being rcs.o:ea resolution
'!s i:5gt2d Gec.ari0g sgacs: crdoIsifg sly
H. I Iatmcn for Mayor; We. Btawn for
>., OF CORK Of lha u!Grse atd Gee. H. MGr
IT c,'i.cto- 0! t;xSs for he Northern da
H,'s. 10 temperance Council ticket was
80 ~ csG 10 ibc r5!cya Of he several wards
: c1o 'i!-tarior. an! III coa!2f4rc. dissolved.
iat meeting q !hn cJissigativa c)mr
,-' and c7GiiJa;,s c0iGiGatcd ct the ssi
;.I'jE c::c,icD %ea hCG ct tho TFcasu:-
EG'', i2s: night, flT sha rutposo a
Gang Sreag2Iooa,s i.r tic cl.cilon Ii; x
'."s+ly. E..cn C.rs:.date VS. Tcqnired Il
1 80 - = Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

WATER CooLERsl WATRR COOLERS "A fine
assortment st the Vary lowest market prices can
DO found st STANsBUkY's CENTRAL STOVE
House. cor. q kiDg and Washington streets
(M C Surveys BCiiding). my2l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

I'D Meas B.dec: Geo. w. Crunp. o.;
NJ. Rauben. I'LL slsniy ID sneY, III; Geo. Ros,,
III; Jss. B SAM SD, e.; Ro5t. Soott, Is; G.
Bire,
Tie voting 10 ,is..: vi e,si a. II o'oltck.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

"rg,rNs THAT ARE VAIN."-tt gas az
r.ga..a in yesterdsy's Gazette that ten
e.s.aos revival With "C,l." Hog IS ".he Lad
.rc s2iTi., goll1 b. conmsrc,i in tho Posis
-.a,2 b: last Liga:. sd ia the same paragraph
VS. further st1.a,! TIA. tho Alexandria Re-
N Club would pay four huol:ed capita:ioo
g&a5 before Thursday" Pu:tieg thu two
.g.,h.r !; did DOT ridliro very keen cp.ic3 to
So. tic ''c:. ia the Ical tub" coa though,
Ike the o:lE2a IN ,ao desert. i: 7i.d 10 hide lis
heal il ;ha v,;bago. a. il ususi uooa such &C :
cl,.g.S, he g!c'T Old Ta1ic. BODY stuck Gu. mos,
...@I02ati?. /: is rather sicsu!,r that The
Il..ot.ca IS a!wjys chosen as the pl.co for de-
E.5as!r3.i0ns oiprOnouucet or q1as radica! pro.
,trj:s9, 2ni tas: th-re a1d then tho laacuals
u. Ia. persuasion s:aTla Ks les roua3 uoo-
asses 5brrc'. A7i ;, j; hsp?2ucl las. Right
t-a.t 'tsmp@:aqGy Ta7!9ai" vas presided
.7 ug Nr. O3c:g Hsg%9tt. radical sld opened
GrsJc- ty Mr. |. &. O'N2ai, radical, and
...: nsag2 "a tIc .TouiloEt rsticai politicians 9.
so l.g d2!@ia: n oJers Of Tie noe lsort;.
10 i tJrI! Cub. w-:o p:escn:, iccicding tee
aal'za, iId ,pogd25t, t1up2ra2c3 c2cl lssc
yor, VIE &ua1!y & The s2mo polite 4
,.Hags p usuI:js.as for other ot!ic?a. Col. "
!. :, VIC sa.1 Be "a9 VHgiaioa. tu. got a
G5.!.'> aE-1: aI@:a.!g t&a; ~ clco created o
i.-1: 10 ,ha m!nts rf lis hc9ror8-!os wha:ver
II I'll I0&jDi:a vine VS. &c: Q pcIi.i,p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

ll'H >THAWEERHY FESTIVAL for the BET, f +:
g'a : i |, opened lac! pigat st Annoy
-" l.qor tho Most favorable clcumsteLc S.
~' 'a0;c5 are presided over By tie follawiue
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

The EisUsRY.- Tho Gshiog season for 1881
IS last drawIcv TO close. Capt. James Smi h,
OF May :ni. ti.hias oGc cf the lower Potomac
sEofes, cnt Gu! Yesterday mfraiug. Tho last
load of tish, 200 shsd ard coo herrog-ftom
bis shore arrived here yesterday in the Schooner
Aooc Gibson, Capt. Charles Kelley. Capt
John Cunningham, Of Maryland who has been
fishing tho S;ump Neck. aud Budl's Ferry
shoras has sso cat out. The following will cut
cuS between now aad TIC first OF Juoe: Chap
nlsn's P1in:, a6d Mcxry's Point, Gshcd by
James Ss;imOrt; S@Gnay PoiDt end Ferry
L.olitg. G.hed - Wm. k.ish!; White
HOUSE, iisNGG By Henry Kvght. All agree
that shjs ta- ircco The most successful seas n 50
tsc IS 'ac csIrh Of fish is concerocd. for many
g9aIs. Financially the SUCCESS he's aot been So
erest owlo.; 70 the low piices ob.alacd for the
fish.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE lTY.-Hon james
Keith, Judge. presiling.- VS.. Arlington
Turnpike Co., quo WsIrenE; Jury sworn and
case 10 progress.
Ttomnson's cdr. rs. Penn ct al, cEupce,y;
decree dsmissi1e bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

GSa;2er Probabilities, lMgy2l. lGSl.-
= ..2 u!~J.o Stats slightly wtrm"r srd ga!F
......, o2s. t, so0.1 winds ind Stationary or
IN, .a.!.ag yarCmeteT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

TnE Postal CARD CAsE.-Mr John Car.
mcAeCl. S'Ao s@;5: postal csrd to Senator
Vance conisI&'lg these R0ld5 "Pcase send
nt yjnr Gpacch 90 tlst ID dog, Mahone,"
au: i0r whGso glr>s; warrant was SWORD out
/ v Gay isj* aro fy Fpccial agent of the Post
QAac per&riOcb!-W. I. Henderson-ws9
trough h.re :om Miitiebars by Deputy Nor
s"HI o N3a last night. The case cano up be-
r. Couc,;sS;2"c! Fowler this afternoon, and
Mr. trG!chacl vas r:coIDiz:d 70 appear to-
morrow lGCr1Iny aticn o'caes. Gen. Hutton
sp"earc1 !er tho aiclsod After the trial a
&co'rs' coCver19tli7 toaI place, in which
son" 'C7rra ftiia4tiOns ware made upon the
Han VINO rnad thn po=tsi csrG At the Washing
ton r0.tt til" ~. j.. TAYLOR Scott, Of Warren
zen, was particularly severe upon the man who
would RAD aUo:ho: nsn's letter. whom Mr. JOS
Z BEL, Superintendent Of tie General Delivery
GepsfInen! OF the post-ili2e declared, in an eX
ottoA nannor thst ha read the card, and said that
!: Was hi3 duty TO 60 so. Mr. Scott reiterated
The remarks considerad offensive by Mr Bell
IEo cl3puto, which was getting warm, ended BY
Gen. Hunton, Mr.. Scott, and Mr.. Carmichael
leaving tho Cilice Of tho Commissioner. Mr.
Carmichac! Is g soA.in~lsw Of Hon. j. Randolph
Tucker,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

CONTRACT AWARDED. The col,rac. for
tutlOg lie four houses. 90 Cameron street,
he;Weca Coumtu, srd Alfred. for the Mount
FeTncn 20 operative Baliirg Asscc;stlo0. was
yesterday awarded TO MeEsis. Cock l. kinsl,s,
Of Sc COT, with Mtss1s. NJ. B. Harlow, j. I.
hi! and Is. Ii. Lsnbert su-eties. Welk will
be- conmerced at oucc. sDd i. is exp!c:cd The
houses will be completed by September. The
style Of architecture adopted. aud which is sS-
eDslvely used 10 the larger cities. is new 10 Al.
ezaodfia, AID be houses Ehen finished, for their
class. will DO among tbs handsonest 10 the city.
Dir Joseph Hoy king. under whose supelv.sit q
tho houses will be erected. is the architect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-24

CApslZED. "A sell boat oontaininga man and
woman from the Navy Yard, capsiz,d off Fish
town this atttrnoon. Tut were rescued by tus
boas which went Immediately 10 their relief.
Thc woman was found uaderaeath tho beat and
kept tho naa I'll )at until they were both taken
cut OF the water THY wero brought ashore
AID returned to tteir home on The Washington
Terry boat.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-06-16
Rescu ed from Death.

J. Coughlin, of Somerville, Mass, says " In the fall of 1876, was taken i'll with a violent bleeding of the lungs, followed by 8 severe cough. I soon began to lose my appetite and flesh. I w4s 90 -ssc...a at one time that could not lccsS my bed. In the summer of 1877 I was admitted to the city hospital. While there the doctors said had hole in my left lung as big as half dollar. expended over hundred dollars in doctors and medicines. was so far gone at one time a report went around that I was dead. gave up hope, but friendtold me of Dr. Wm. Halls Balsam for the Lungs. laughed at my friends, thinking that my case was incurable, but got bot tie to satisfy them, when to my surprise and qualification, commenced to Jfees better. My hope, once dead, began to revive, and to-day I feel in better spirits than have the past three years.
 I write this hoping you will publish it, so that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs will be induced to take Dr. Wm. Halls Balsam for the Lungs, and be con- vinced that consumption can be cured. l have taken two bottles, and can positively say that it has done more good than dH ht medicines I have taken since my sickness My cough has almost entirely disappeared, and I shall soon be able to go to work"
 Sold by all druggists.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-06-16
Flow the Big Men Look. fnsider in New York Herald.

met Senator Conkling this afternoon in his light wagon. His companion was the sturdy Vice President. Both were laughing and looked like daisies. couldn't refrain from mentally contrast ing their unrestrained and cheerful ap- pearance with that of the President de iure and the Secretary President as they came down to the door of the lWhite House together. Garfield was about starting for his horseback ride. Blaine was going home in his carriage. Gar field looked strong, but pale. When weary he has an Airicanesque tinge in his face and his eyelids hang heavily. He seemed tired, but, as ever good nat ured. Blaine walked with difficulty, His hair is as white as snow. Great bags hang beneath his eyes, and impa- tience gnaws his soul as certainly as gout cramps his limbs. What lesson to the youth of the land! Two men on the very toppermcst branch uneasy lest they fail
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deems me doll-like and frivolous--I have grown to care for this grave, plain man, so different from the shallow youths of whon meet plenty in so- ciety.
 When I ask Gerald. he readily tells me all about his friend, and learn how it was that he came to be lame. How, when mere youth, he had been pres ent at large fire, and how, when no one else had dared he had climbed a ladder Tn the face of the blazing flames to save little child. The ladder had 5rokeh before his descent had been ac- complished, and he had fallen with the little one in his arms. The child had been unharmed, but then it was that he received the injury that made him g cripple.
 As listened to Gerald's enthusiastic description of his friends brave act, my heart slirs and throbs within me. This is the man of whom, in my girlish thoughtlessness. spoke sightingly, al- most contemptuously.
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answer. It came not in words Sofi, round arms clasped my neck, a tender, tear-wet face pressed itself to mine; there close by my side, with eyes whose joyful light gleamed through mist oi tears, was Vera.
 "Austin, take me-" she whispered II am yours. Undine has found her soull
 So she had heard me say that We'll, l tell her later, my offense IS cancelled, for I, too, overheard remark never meant for my ears. a remark which was the means of forcing me to keep silence then and ever since until now.
 Was ever man so blest as l? As picture the future, my love-lit home and the beautiful companion who Is to be It's guardian angel a sense of thankfulness rises in me too deep for words; for sure ly, this s,de of the heavenly shore. God can give to man no more preclous gl'; than that of noble, loving wife.