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RALEIGH. n. c., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1881.

here?
Though coukin-is becoming such an
accomplishment dou't know but VT
had all better learn the art, and become
our own cooks. With one of those
ttuld stoves, and necessary appurten
ances, cooking a meal, be 1t break fast
Or dinner, is 10 more than playing a
waltz on the piano.
For these reflections. | may be con
.idersd officious, but | am at home
again, and have plenty Of time to horo-
scope the future, and retrospect the
past. The vacant chairs and empty
rooms around me-the stately oaks out
side the window, whose venerable
shade afforded shelter to hoary heads
that now lie under the SHOWS, greatly
induce this backward look of life. OF
ten in fancy, I'm child again seated
10 the foot of the gig with my parents,
snug and warm, jogging along to granl
mothers. Neither cold nor snow are
able to damp the ardor of my spirit and
bright anticipations And when grand
father takes me out of tbs gig in his
long arms, carries me in the house, and
seats me in the corner In my little
chair, by glowing fire, where N
feasted, off and on. throughout the
evening, on the goodies" grand moth
er has prepared for me-my happiness
knows no bounds That night. my
dreams Of the morrow, are bis. itself.
and the mornings sun, crisp and clear,
is not brighter than my waking
thoughts.
From such reveries, | arouse and re
alize that I'm in dear old Louisburg
away from Raleigh, its pleasant ride,
walks, its gay streets and busy life, and
many diversions it affords. But | am
at home. and that implies great deal.
at home, too, when our people seem to
be awakening to new life Tni. move
about getting a new railroad has bright
ened US all up wonderfully We have |
the future with many desirable
achievements IN consequence. To the |,
noble spirits who lead in this enterprise.
all glory and honor May their course
ever be upward and onward Through |
heir influence | expect soon to ride TO
Raleigh, all the way on rail
LUCIE LELAND.
IIouisburr. y. G..
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NORTH CAROLINA
WIDE AVN AXE
SEE WHAT 0Ua EDUCATORS SAY.

UNIvERs;rY OF NORTH CAnoLIsA)
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
July 29th, 1880.
The Appleton Rsaders, entire series, have been
used by the teachers during the last two res
sious of the Normal School, and have given en-
tire satisfaction. We do not hesitate to endorse
the Readers heartily, and believe the rules and
methods suggested in these Readers, when fol-
lowed, will produce intelligent and expressive
readers. The selections good, the Phonic.
simple and thorough, and the spelling exercises
''''' j.. L. ToMLINSoN, Instructor in English
JOHN f. DUGGER,
Teacher of Reading and Phouics
B. W. HATCHER,
Teacher of Phonics, Arithmetic and Analytical
JIM WEATHErLY,
Teacher of Reading and Phonies
From Maj, Robert Bingham, A. M, Sursrin-
tendeRt of Bingham School.
MEBANEvILLE, n. G., March 18th, 1870
~ have examined with consider able car. the
Appletoa's Fifth Reader, sent to me some weeks
ago by Col. William Butler, and 1 like it very
much. AL things considered think it the best
book ST its kind that have SEEM
From George L. Winston, Professor of Latin
in the University of North Carolina and Pres
ident of the State Educational Association,
CHAPEL HILL, N. G., October 29th, 1890.
"I am greatly pl ased with App,tons Readers.
Their merits of the highest order, and eDtitle
them to the widest distribution in schools
The earlier Numbers of the series especially
ting and cannot fail to attract children by
the variety of the selections and the beauty of
the illustrations. The entire series is long
step ahead of the Readers that have seen used
generally in our schools"
From Rev. A W. ManGum, ID. d Professor
oE English ami Moral Philosophy in the Univer-
sity % North Carolina.
CHAPEL HILL, \ , October 30th. $780,
"hpll leton's Readers worthy OF spo ci2l
recon iation. In addition to their varied lit
erary merit, they cha lrnge patronage by their
f~eloii from that sectional spirit which renders
so many Northern publications repellent to
Southern feelings.
From Hon. Kemp Z. Battle President of the
University of North Carolina.
CHAPEL, Hill, y. c., March, 1850.
81 do not hesitate to say t at I thaA very
highly of Appleton's Readels-.'
Teachers school officers desiring any of APP
pletons' school publicat ons, should address,
J, W. THAGkSION,
General As ent for South Atlantic states,
Nov Z5-6,n. Raleigh, \. G.
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Hundreds of Men, Women and Chill
dren Rescued from beds of pain, sick
ness and almost death and made strong
and hearty by Parker's Ginger Tonic
are the best evidences in the world Of
its sterling worth. You can find these
in every community. Post. See ad-
vertlsemet.
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The friends Of Maj Cha=. NJ. Sted-
man rendered him = complimentary
supper at the city hall last evening. the
occasion being his biz hday. Mr. John
j. Fowler presented Major Stedman
with a gold headed cane, the gift OF hl
many friends. vii. Star.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-10

IT SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE. THAT Il rem
edy Of such Common, simple plants as
Hops, Buchu Manrake, Dandeiicn, 81 :,
should make so many and such marve-
ious wonde: ful cures as Hop Bitters do,
but when old and young rich and poor
Pastor and Doctor, Lawyer and Editor
all testify to- having been cured by them,
you must believe and try them yourself
and doubt no longer See other column
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The friends of De Eugene Grissom.
one of the present Beard and member
of the Executive Committee, were graf
ified to observe that he received the
largest vote in the Legislature, the next
to him being Speaker Cooke ard III.
others falling next after Capt. Cooke
DR.. Grissom's speech at the supper Of
the Alumni, on "Wednesday night. in
response to the toast of the Tru-te
is said TO have awakened utmost inUense 9
enthusiasm.
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T.J. & N. D. HOrner's
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SeaoGL
HENDERSON,. y. {

HENDERSON, \. G..
The next session of thi- School opens the 2n
Monday III January, The price of board and
tuition is sS5 p T session OF twenty weeks. A
military feature il added for discipline and rccre-
a ION , but is not designed to interfere with the
TsSul.r of classical and mathematical
study. F4r circular and part cu.ars the Princi-
pals solicit correspondence. Dec 9-tf
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IRVING HOUSE.

Broadway and l2tn street, New York City
American plan. Newly furi i he'd and ittsd
with elevators and baths. Running water i.
every room. Excellent accommodations. Term.
81 to So per day. CHAS. LEFLER,
Nov. 25-6fn. Proprietor.
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SALE OF VALUABLE MINING PROPER

SALE OF VALUABLE MINING PROPER
TY.-A company of European capital
lists have recently purchased the Hoo
yer Hill Gold Mine tract IN Randolph
county. from Mr.. Wm kindley; a
what price it is not known. But we
da not know that Mr. kindley received
the handsome sum of $l3 800 o day d
account of the sale Of this v,lus dc pI O.
perty. Greensboro Patliot.
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Ladies who App

Ladies who Appreciate Elegance and
purity are using Parker 5 Hair Balsam.
It is the best article sold for restoring
gray hair TO lis original color an !
beauty.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-10

WANTED--.s!EEssnsansr .!Essnr sEsnas for DiF H9'psr,. pao.
pOR-'' viii sell ia every family. Also ''HO..sK
DocrOR,n Indispensable to farmers
For terms, address W " Hayne, l3t w. Bai-
tia,ors st., Baltimore, vi Southern Branch,
D. 4 ypletou = Co Publ. shsrs-
Yuy. 2E-GIn.
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NO FiT. NO s A l. E
SHOTW ELLIS
CAR RIIPLACIiR.


= Simple. Durable, Portable, effective de-
vie 10. rapidly replacing engines, and cars,
tractad by oident 1t be carried the iC
go u~tlve. or under the coach seats. 1t requires
Beat L second to put in position and III orilar.
c,ses tae can be replaced witaiu t"o minutes
after its dislodgemeut. The economy i'll timc
GreI times it's cost.
TO the Editor of this paper, who will furnish cir
eulars, with full details, on application. Or ad-
dress NJ. 5 Shotwell (Autitor- Generals Office
Harrisburg. Pennsylvania. The RcplaceT is II ow
in use ON several New Tor:l and New England
Railroads
read the following Report of special COM
ruittee Of Pennsylvania State Fair
JOHN ". HAMMOND,
President Peun'a State Agricultural Society,
Dear sir: The undersigned committee appoint
al by you to make examination, by actual
tests, of NJ. :. Shotw-lFs Patent Car Re placer,
seg leave TO submit the following their opinion
OF the III rits of TIE above valuable invention.
they have ordered by yOa, placed i'll opera
Upl. the above Improvement, and do most en-
Issti ally pronounce the to be tine best
ever presented to this Society for inspection.
For simplicity, che apue-s, compactuess and
strength, il cannot be excel ed This keplaor
c4n be carried in the tool box on any Engine,
and VII. work on any gauge. replacing any car
III the shortest pos ible time, aud therefore
respectfully recommend l. to the publjc-and
also, that bronze dial be awarded by this
Society.
JOHN C. MORRIS, Chairman.
official: ID. ". SELLER, Sec'y.
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grands salons, on plotot par 10
gslerie sur, laquelle ils ouvraient
mails personne no prnnsit jamais
% chemin. Mile de Feryas le
pxrcourut peut etre pour IL
premiere fois depuis son en-.
fance, lorsQne, quelques jours
avant SOD marriage, ellie voulut,
accompsgnee de miss Penkock,
s'assurer ie Ia facilit6 qu'elle an
raft de rej0indre celle.ci on dc Ia
faire venlr pr6s d'elle.
II await etc decide que l'institn
trice garderait, dams l'aiIe gau
che, Ia chambre qu'elle y occa
pait depois longtemps anpres de
l'appartemeut do son 6leve, ct
Marguerite tenait & roster en- com
municati0n ~c0nstante avec sa
vieille annie. Ausxi a~vait.elle
fait 6tsblir, presque secretement,
une sonnette 6lectrique, qui lui
~permettait de lsappeler az besoin.
Ellie await aussi fait faire deux
clefs qui onvraient len portes tou
jours ferm6es de Ia galerie. Miss
Pencock await une de ces clefs Of
Marguerite l'autre.
L'appartement du comic OF de
Ia c0mtesse de BlAze 70 compo
salt, an rez>de-chauss6e, dun "a
hon prenant jour sur Ia rue, ct.
dams IL cour, dune sale . man
ger, dun fumoir, de In chambre
& c0ucher du comte, ct dun cabl
net de toilette d'oh partait un pc
tit escalier mOntant au premier
6tage, Oh Sc trouvait I'apparte
'0ent particular de Ia jeune fem.
me.
Toute cette partie de lshotel,
longtemps inoccup6e, await etc
remise a neuf ct lsameublement
y 6tait dun govt parfait. LIE
comte, qui 6tait rest6 a pea pres
Granger u cette Installation, en-
compliments tres chaleureuse
ment sa femme IOrsqu'en revenant
de l'6glise on son marriage await
etc c6I6bre, il fit son entree sda-
cielle q l'hotel d. Feryas.
a suiUre.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
ROTEa.

M. Thomas Albert informs his friepds
nd the travail ing public that he has msIIe
acme new arrangements which will enahIe
MIN to sethfy ell those who viii honor him
with their custom.
Meals furnished at all hours Of the dav
ct 10 o'clock A. N. and Dinner
1t 4 o'clock p. n.
Commodious and we'll furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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Ill
L'HOTEL DE FERYAs.

II nous faut lei rrtourner 81,
nos pas ponr METRE sons len
yeux de nos lecteurs les IRE
miers mois de marriage de Mile
de Feryas.
En- Dormant "a 0lle an comte
de Bleze, 10 duo de Feryas await
offert & son gendre de- lui c6der.
q titre absolument gracienx, u,e
partie de son hotel, don't les deux
tiers 6taient inoccup6s.
Get hotel construct sous XIV.
&c composait dun grand corps
de logis tlanque, sur Ia cour oui
le precedait, de deux larges allies
avec FACADE sur Ia rue dc lsUni.
versit4.
C'6tait Marguerite elle.meme
qui await sugg6r6 au due lsid6e
de Logger chez lui le jeune m6naee
Nous savoas, par son sacrifice.
quelle 6tait l'a1fection de Mile de
Feryas pour son pere. Ellie desi
RAFT done ne pas sen 6loigner. Do
plus, il lui semhlait qul ii ellie ur
sortait pas de IL maison on ellie
etait n6e, GU ellie await v6cu ieure
file, berc6e par ees reeves de bon
heur, So separation avec IL pass6
moins complete. En-
I'm, sans avOir de r&pulsiOn rnsiti.
We pour son mari. ellie 6prouvait
. son egard une sorte de terreur
lnstintive ct craignait de viy,e
lrop isolee avec iui.
NJ. dc Bleze. don't l.apparte.
nent rue de Berry aurait SIC in.
dams "a situation nouv.l
e, await accrpt6 Ia proposition
10 due ct s'6taiC Unstable avec "A
,emme rue de FUDivhrsit6. NJ.
10 feryas ne s'6tait reserve Que
'aale gauche dc lqotel, abandon
rant & Geo enfants lta.le drp,te Of
es grands salons du principal +,
'orpsde logis, salons qui n.avaient
'as etc .onvert depuis la mort de ;
dnchesse. !.
On pouvait serendre dune ale :
g I'hotel daus lsaatre par ces :
80 70
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=. JAURERT 4 Gle.
I'M De

Aarchaad.ses *eoAes, 6trungsres ct
hMtricuinss.
Cotons, imdie""es, Katany, Ev~
neterie, .M"~cA0ivs. etc etc.
~ tue dr t'nM trt y, res 1 al. ),
NOUVELJ.E.ORLEANS.
Cette maisOn .l6ja bi.L. connue u,r s,,n
10 ans d'exisieuco, er r. ;,.s
prix de ses articles, Otfr+ aux .uuarrl,xn,I.
des ompasDcs. i'assortim-nt lie p,u~ com-
pIet CT ie plus varle ste Marchamiises serie
Cote ;'laisOn rccrit chaque semxinr ue
"uveauA envu1s :lu <ord OF ,e i, m,,.e
me ui sol" tout particuiier il ZEN ,l,r i,s
es qn' II sOu' aHressas. III sep. ", ~
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fourpisseurs. N0s femmes au>
jourdshui ne sshabillent qua
Paris. CONNIE vous, elles chaus
sent das souliers Louis XIV avec
des tslons hauts de dix centime
tres. Oh! nous no sommes pas
aussi arriAres que vous 10 croy-
eZ!
Marthe onvrait de grands yeux,
ct curieuse den savoir plus en-
core sur les m0urs de l'Orient,
ellie prit 10 bras que lui o1frait
%galamment Said -Pacha pour
faire avec lui IN tour dams les
salons.
Pendant CO temps IL, Duloncey
reste seul, dissimulait NAL limpres
sion que lui await caus6e con On
tretien aveo N. Bourty.
-Quatre cent mile francs de
perte, 20 disait il; peut.4tre d.a
vantage! Et je mai que quarante.
heures devant moi.
Car, nos lecteurs FONT d6ia com
pris, c'etait pour son son propre
compte quo le ,gendre de Nine
Donelle jouait & Ia Bourse. Apr6s
avoir constat6 lee d6penses exa
g6r6es auxquelles il s'6tait laiss6
entrainer par 60 femme ct par %
belle mere en- moins dun an, Al
bert, pour rentrer dams une par
tie de Get argent Raspill6, await
tent6 une premiere operation qui
lui await r6ussi, ct croyant alors
quill serait toujours aussi heureux
nc vOnlant, . aucnn prix, imposer
{ Marthe quelque privation que
que &c fut, Il s'6tait lance tete
bsiss6e do0s cette speculation sur
les fonds Espagnols, qui dans Ia
derni6re aimee de rEnpire, eleva
de ii grandes fortunes ct causa
tant de ruines.
NJ. Daloncey pouYait cer:es
parer au d6sastre qui le menacalt
mails au prix de Qnels sacrifices!
II 0sait 4 peine y songer.
Et attendant, il lui fa!lait faire
bon visage, pour sa femme d'a-
bord ct aussi pour tous SEES invi-
tes qui Sc pressaient autonr de
lui, l'accabIant de compliments
sur le luxe ct l'6legauce dc m
fBte.
Vers cinq heures settlement.
apr6s IN cOtillon auquel il fnt
bien force de- prendre part uu ina
tant, 10 monde conmenea q se 10
tirer. II etait six heures, ie jour
cOmmencait q naitre, iorsQue Ia
grande porte de Ia rue sc referma
la derniere voiture, ceIle
de Mme Donelle. qui s'6tait s6pa
rec do son geDdre en- hi distant
-Eh bleu !! mon cher Albert.
que nous ayOns a.
SEE bien fait les chooses! On ne RI
gut pas mieux chez un MOntmo-
rency. Demain, tout Paris parls
"a de v0:re fate!
Eft apres avoir embrass6 "a
|e, Ia venitense boargeoi~e await
esquiss6 gr.. vement nne r6v6rpn
;e digne de Ia cOnr DIES Valois.
Duls ellie S'etait retire n,aipstnen
semeut'
Marthe. folIe de joie IT dor
yueil matt, s'6,ait couteutee de AZ
eter au cOu de sOn mai.
Niue DOnelIe await raison. le
endemain tOnt Paris paria de- Ia
etc DE- NJ. D"Ioncey ; les jour.
leaux mOIdains lui cUusac,A rent
les COLONIES entieres, pour en- c6
ebrer le taste et pour Ell ddcrire
es plus jOlis costumes, ceux DE-
darthe ct de Ia comtesse do Be-
q en- %part;cnlier f; pour otter les
'ersonnes lea plus ilIustrps qui
IS trouvaient, entire autres Said. +,
'acha que lea chrouiqueurs n.ou
.liaient jamais, ct Fernand De :
Fontahes, don't le bardi voyage
|'exploration daus le Saharr,
wait fait brusquement uue y6ri
able c6l6brit6.
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7hib@auA Foundry!
KEEFE &: BoD1.l.
hiboduwx. a.a.,

HAVING purchased the a..u,. .Lu h,.
AAkn"wn sta ..lishn",: tax, great nlas. I.
IRE N nn"u"cin. 10 III. .ante + ,h n N,
have rrift~d III. tOnu..r, and Nme,,i,,.
SHOP, and ARE ,:Ow p I..,re., ia d., any .-,rl
f" Then line with ne.tnes ".d .iis,u. ten
SIEAM ENGLNES,
SUGAR HILLS
DRIINING WHEELS.
SHAF1XNG and GEARING.
CASTINGS
f all descriptions made to order.
ALL KINDS Or
Bras Castings,
SUCH A.
GUAGE COCKS.
CYLINDER and PUMP rOrKS
0LOBE VAL YES, etc., ETC..
made to order and furnished at the shor4..t
notice.
Having reftted their bla .xsm;th .hor
they can dc I'LL kinds Of work in that linz
n the best n and with dispatch.
They resnec tir;l> ttina.. UIInI.r.a
.tablishment. fozuv
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JOHN ii. CUi,TIA.

Successor to Allen j. Badeaux.l
Cor. Aatw aud t0cMs st.. 7HH.,dau,. In
RETAIL GR.,CER AND DEALER IN.
Hay, Grain. Corn Neal, tyockeya
and all K nds Of Fancy Groceries.
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PARTIE
DRAMES INTIMES.
II
NOUvELLE, FANTA1s1E DE
MERE.

~Ah ! inserts encore n. Fer
,nand de F0ntap4s.
lin bean nom ! 1T Nine Do
nellie, on SO hatant d'obeir' Qui
,eet monsieur de Fontanes.
I'm des smis de mon mari,
,repondit Ia jeune femme en- roo-
,gtaaant.
C'etait pent-etre lie premier
,mensonge don't ellie Sc .renqait
.coupable.
Mqis pendant qce "a mere 6pe.
lait avec orgeuil les MONS, titres ct
qualities de ses plus illustres invi.
ties, Marthe 90 disait:
Ma fol, tant pls! M. de Bleze
est, I'M trop villain mari ct ma
chAre, comtesse est trop malheu
reuse! 70 suis certaine que Mar
guerite ct Fernahd seront enchan
,tes de SO revoir.
On mois aprAs, jour pour jpur,
>vers .neuf heures dn soir, les mu:
-nicipaux & cheval que Nine Do.
nellie evait obtenus de la prefec
,tnre de police pour maintenir Tor
DIRE, mails surtout, dams 50 penq6e,
pour, donner IN petit air offciel s
Ia f9te de. son gendre, venafent sc
ranger devant> le II. 81 della Chaus
SEQ d'Aytin-
sUne .heure apres, le de6lee des
.voitures commence ct, q minuit,
les salons de N. Duloncey offrait
I'm coup ds9il f6erique.
Representauts de Ia plus hau.
,te aristocratie, de la magistrature
ct de la finance, illustrations des
arts, des sciences ct ,des .lettres
tout le monde s'etait rendu & lin.
,vitation du jeune notaire. C'etait
sun eblouissement dc jolies fem
mes, de diamanta de travestisse
ments originaux ct luxueux. Ma.
dame Donelle etait superbe dams
son costume de reine-mere qusel
IL portait avec un s6rieux imper
.turbable ct sous lequel ellie n'etait
pas trop ridicule, grace 4 l'intelli.
igence appolt6e par Foxman a son
execution, ct Marthe etait adora
BILE On japonaise. Albert, qui sc
TAFT -content6 de jeter IN manteau
,y5nitien sur ses epau!es, onbliait
ses invites pour ssenivrer de Ia
vue DE-. "a femme, que la comtesse
dc BI6ze, en- Marie Stnart, tnute
de velours noir, ne quittait pas
dun instant.
Tout q coup, al moment GU, de
siraut sortir de Ia foule, Mme Du
loncey entrafnait Marguerite vers
IN .boudoir situ6 4 lsone des ex
r6mites de l'appartement ct com
pletement inoccup6. ellie Ia sentit
tressaillir ct SO presser conrre ellie
en- mnrmurant:
M, de Fontanes! Comment
est.il lei
En- etfet, Fernand, en- splendi
de costume. de chef arabe, 6ta,t
appuye contle: le chsmbranle de
Ia porte que les denx amies al
ftanchir. Sous le ,burnons
son visage, paraissait
paleur livide. SEES srands
eng sombres laneaient des
sclairs. :
II. de Fontanas qui await, &
site 6poque, une trentaine d.an>
l6es, 6tait, dams toute Ia v6rit6
IL lexpression, I'm bean cavalier,
! 4 tete 6ere, 4 u physionomie !
de distinction ct ds6ner- ]
.ie.
II s:etat retire on aRriere pour
ivrer passage aux deux jeunes 6
ct s'inclinait devant 81. 6
sans gutter Marguerite du c
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