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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-29

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dies, amusement for children, and the
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azine for so many years. Every mum.
Der of the Lady's Book for 1881 will
contain a compile novel, and if all are
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Der, the subscribers viii get the full val
ue Of their money in the novels alone,
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-29

rE" The Malta Lodge of \. F. & y:
Masons of CharlestOwn had their annual
reunion aud supper at the Carter House,
in that place on Friday evening Of last
week, and Il pleasant time was had.
Spceches. in response to toasts were made
BY Judge Faulkner, Hon. VIM: II. Tray
ers. Rev. Mr.. Register, Rev. B. 5: High
lev, Rev. A. c. Hopkins, Col. VIM: L.
Craighill, Mr.. f. NJ. Lakeland, Rev. Mr..
Tongue, and others. Mr.. John Porter
field, VI. Master, presided. Messrs. j..
Ed. Duke, Joseph Goldsmith and Gustav
Brown, composed the committee of ar
engagements. On motion of Mr. Charles
G.. johnson a rising vote of thanks was
given to Mrs. Leisenrlng for the very ele-
cant entertainment for the Lodge.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-29

rS~ CoNGREss.-In the House on Mon
day communication was received from
the Secretary of the Interior, with tables
from the census uperintendent, showing
The population of the United States TO be
sc, l52 ,sG6. Mr.. Cox introduced his reap
portioument bill, which fixes the number
If Representatives ut 30l, an increase Of
eight over the present number. Maryland
retains her six Congressman and Virgin
iaLer nine. The gains and losses are:
Arkansas, California, Iowa, Michigan,
mississippi, South Carolina and West
Virginia gain one each; Kansas gains
three, Texas four, Minnesota and NebraS-
ka two each OH the other hand, iennsyl-
pania, Ohio, New Hampshire, Name IN
diana, Tennessee, Florida and Vermont
lose one each and New York loses two.
thus the south gains eight and loses two,
the West gains eight and loses two, whilst
The North gains one and loses five
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-29
ear The West Virginia Legislator

s1- the West Virginia Legislature
on Tuesday last, elected Johnson n.
Camden, (dem.,) of Parkersburg, Uni
ted States Senator, to succeed Hon.
Frank Hereford after the 4th Of March.
Camden received Ga votes. Therepub-
lican votes, 20 in number, were cast for
A. w. Campbell, editor of the Wheel
ing Intelligencer. n. B. French re-
ceiyed two greenback votes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-29

TuMoRs, ERYsIPLAs, mercurial diseas-
es, scrofula and general debility cured
by "Dr. Lindsey's Blood Searcher. :"
Sold by druggists. 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-29
PUBLIC SALE.
The following PERSONA Property to-Wlt:
9 Head Work Horses,

3 HEAD OF COWS, one Of which will be
fresh soon; ALDERNY BULL, four
horse Wagon and Bed, | Cider Mill, |
three-horsc Barshear Plow, 2 lIarrows, 2
Double and Single Shovel Plows, / one
horse Barshear Plow, Corn Coyerer, |
Stone Sledge, ! Hammer tor breaking
stone, Wagon and Plow Gears, Brides and
Collars, Saddle lIalters, set of ma
nure Boards, log Chain, Breast Chains
and Spices, Double and Single Trees, !
Maui and Wedges, Mattock, l Wheat
Drill, Scalding Box, &c. Also some
Household and Kitchen Furniture, such
rs Cottage Bcdstcads, 6 Windsor Chairs,
Split Bottom Chairs, ! Rocking Chair,
! Template Stove, Cook Stove and fix
lures, ] looking Glass, Lounge l Safe,
2Tablcs, l Churn, lot Dishes, lot Tinwarc,
about 30 yards Carpet, lot empty Barrels,
some Earthenware, 3 No. Stands of Bees,
and many other articles too tedious to
enumeratc.
TERMS-A credit of months will be
given on all sums Oslo and upwards,
with approved security, the notes to bear
interest from date, but If paid promptly
when due the interest will be RENTED.
Sums under $40 cash, and no property TO
be removed until settled for.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock.
JACOB l.. HOFFMAN.
Jan. 90, 1881. 2w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-29

ODC $50 to $1,000; to 81
OlGUhNO Stops. Pianos 1925 up.
Paper free. Address, DANIEL +. BEAT
TY, Washington, NJ.
, 1881-04-09
M. T.. ".

:: To tho Editor Of 1As Chicago Tribune,
CHICAGO, April a.4tlayo you never heard
81 s 'o 1a n tni ~ u,o taam vSsy
WY Mhe .on. w. NUS ,t., su" .psss psss aW sM.
s@'a N weary yet contenpea tohe' WE'LL
lwill ha glad to rcstl mn so tired putting
on my shoes and stocklngs"
eoS ~ a ssrv,,t .vhn ~, nn,n" ~ har M ',sn,t
guy ~ ee.snms W., ""o e"n1o w. ~, ~ "oa"'.
fot orders: "Don't asR mo "llat 70 nave Tor
tiay for atty yours, and mn tlredi Give us
whayoyer YOU l,ayc,''
' u was sne nea5es1 approaen 10 ae1mp'aant
/ often think Of tho weary tono In which shs
snoko the words,
JIo,y m,,cn ~ womop,. ,,fo In. n ho
,," ae " ia. .,,, ra",.o ,as,, ' - ~ Wv
o st'e ot 1 no is s si f'e OF %eosr %Ssk aag a Y
dny. and ycar aftpr year. l do MT wonder
tHat ,,.n,,,, ,,o,nm ,,,t, ,,a r.sn,roos ,,,,tt,i
themselves than @ % deaonarata s into to nero rdresi %
4totten requires moro courage nndstrcngth
s,lcccssfully TO meet the requirements Of
,at,, IT,. t,an - - hoar -sa +anas,o 4rn,,,,.s w.
What mn amount OF thought md actunl
labor Is nccessitntcd In the nero providing
Of footl and raInlcntl Each ch angln, seasoa
bringing new cares,-now clothes 10 be-
bought old CLOTHES 70 make oyes, an.l y per-
w!tal" !hala t. to DO od,.,,,t;on # .,, +, ,,,,,n
!lii!s so great way,Iia u mak!ng the ,,ost
aucntly fa!t Ereat pleasure III tho ,nalslng
@ aa ws@ ssnnnv Fl II nn am 'y knaws ~ OF ~ W t
ss rather sss "Ssa ssssa N '&s assass u liz sssa
UV,.. AL, t.
, 1881-04-09

of tho evil shnli consider this promise Of
some Importance. Let Us talk Of AZ somoethtng
OF hr!nk."
tlracu felt rs though ai,cl, n reluctantly
given promlsa should he declined, but d!a
u,any mfsRlvIngA Wills The. subject fell eold
md was not referred 10 nFain tint Gyon!ng;,
nrI tn,astnctl Tint 1,e Ind lIhnlbtctt himself
iYo much i, giving Grace tliat l'.4Mise:;
Intention than to bc persuaded into
making sucll nonsensleal arrangement.
Ills frainn III mlnd, after he Ind rtvou his
word. WIS mot hi THO, proper condition 70
br0ach the question which was nppermost In
bis mM1 when 'la called that evening 10 ser
her. lie Ind uxi'ccted a. promise from hOr gf
n different nntttrc, hut sl!o. had, turned his
mind on l!utsctf. nnd In bis estimation Ind
lluMblcd hInt, and. sntartlng under tho I'M.
mtiity,. he rashly cnno to tho conclusion TINT
Grnc9 Fentun would t,e his wife, CONS whit
mny,-tlrInk or no dlr1nk,-atd, considering
this Inst resolution stronger ttait tho pIal,l, 20
elsen,, l'u lot his word Of honor gu lhy the
board. Ion.
, 1881-04-09
An Alleged subs,Itu,o for quin,ne.

NEw York, April b.--Ib tho Editor Of the
Sun: puor luHn WHO lave tu do daily. work
tor, their daily bread ata. rs lfablo, to. ba at-
tackad by ninlat!a ~ rich men. To them tho
high prlcu Ut Qnlnlne IL q serl0Ns. matter.
Druggists Charge two cunts q grain tor sMall
quantities., tho coat price being ,solnuthing
over &S an OUNCE. Al0st malaria pRtfeista
H,nst tHke ut !uast ,tittsen grains 0f the drug
duly. wlile tlle attack may last fur several
weeks. -Few warklng peIpo cnn afford to
spent 80 week for. ,inesl!clne. II q remedy
las bean found Us cllicae'ous and much less
expensive That fs good newa..
Such q rulMudy Is believed to haye been
foun! III !a.|tne. n metlicno. which. like qut-
ilMe Itself, Is pusuIy vegetable product,
The discovery Is said t0 bo due to Dr, No
nodnitsl'anskt, MI sm!nent 1t4sslan physi:
sta.l, who announced IN q nle.!tcal journal
that when given boldly III .loses ,f tn!, or
twelve arops of the ttnctnrc Up half q g!ass
Of swestenetl water evary olKIt la?nrs) !odin,'
will never .tank second to au!n!na lu ths
treatment OF f!ntesmttsent, ,tsyeTa." DE. Grin.
np,n to trsat number Of patients in . ma
laFlo4s distrlct, happened upon one occasion,
from bls base Of supplies. aud obliged to ut
, 1881-04-09

ncce.sariy o"t n nv tho worii, observ:
in9 aud noting tho Institutions and affairs Of
humanity mil tho world. THE girl who was
tlia col'lpan!on' a,lt prldG At a Or g cn,, no
The Ssly tIisposltion, @ @6a,l heSit, or Weakness
whlcl, was Anc0l,sltcred befur1 hnrrlnFe,
now accUn,es Il painful, snl1nl, ttniity tnas
can be M iunker overlooked. YoM know tho
%Sat ea" % 'a1s osTs rssh III a at f!nnprnont
6p @ rcpsmtei pa ni oi at fieisurs$ ~, ~ ~
Ii,aro nrc. some peoplt, like tren, ever
larger limbs, rcacl,inf their 1ranchcs l,fElior
into tho alr, and zach succeeding year, mark
ln9 tho yeaf's growtlt, md .cas.ng larger.
. d.elser shade. And slle,, thGre l. aEs ~ ntl'eIs
1.-Two aid lurfnrIn their iAncttnlls. They dn
mt appreciate anything nb0ve or boy0tM1. A
person of the first class c9nnot Dc satisfied
witi, I2r bu made better hy tho cotit.nne!!
thN second class. lie npctls sumo ot!p to SYM
pathfze with him, encourage lll,tl strengthen
HIN. s,.i help l'',. Such eo1pa,,iit,ii ~, ii c,, ~,
stcll \ bosom nssocfate. Mr.. Sent tll!nks
"Mnrrlagrs as a r,llD nre t8lcrnbly crnnl."
Would that my observations were the sallln.
Lay ,,i9!'y lnan or woman Is "mated with
iio says ".naste and imprudence do not
tnuuce all tho evil. All, mol far mare Is 1t
tlie to tho not!on TINT oyory ns,l , ai!1 W9nn I
edge what called llasty. fMprutlent nlnr-
rlnges, and show Tint VIC tlo not nfter NIL dff-
isr 80 80 widely MS to the causes Of unhappy
You rccite lease which. after seycn-ycnrs'
engagement allt Few mouths nf married
lifet lusnlted In divorce suit. I0ts ho mt
tMelltiOn the. caliso Of sucl! Termination nt
what should havu proven years 1f peaco a1,d
Which married llfo exppsctl. As before
said, y0ung peonle, SHOULD be moro candid
md honest with each other In many respects.
II there Is any known Of susuccte!! thing
should ba made to nrisn before marriage. tn
snduen two henrts Is not so great an evil MS
to crcnte wrete'lcd home. 1low much
meaner, 1aser, reeaian,ltous y 81 such Gilcatc
You say II aln the Inst person in tho world
to seek to enlist IN any reform whatsoever"
nas prSnptsd ,s y9rt trSt 1t' sttsr , t. o hG
did y0n Introduce this complicated subject
III Slcl, circle? Was no faint thought nlltt
gllnllMerlng hope Of reform connected With
IT, But peshaps yoNn, MsIe ,,, mSfts'y "kill!1r
lnent neither lucrative, profitable, nor clevnt-
You Furthermore declare TINT yot, would
not urge our young people to nvol'a such de-
You cgrtntnly llnve or will llavu sometime In
your lifo sotna Influence Of power 0yur n
young Or weaker brother. Would gnu be 20
nnc!lnr!tabe rs to calunly watch tho wreck.
even pointing out to him the shoals md
rocks, and urging him to bo most watclifnl2
"That y0n ito Koou, IN pr0lMrtl0n 10 your
power, When ynn have erlu!i'!ally neElectetd
forts cannot ba wasted; II tfloy save notethe
soNfS of others, they certainly cultivate ntld
, 1881-04-09
THE GRUMPY CLUE,
MORE AnOET NIClJANp AND GRACE,
II thu Editor af Ihs EAfeaaQ Ifihuns


IL th4 Editor u Ihs CAteaao 7ftbuae,
DECATUR, ILL.,, April AIR. Codilet0n, at
the close of his effort, WIS loudly app!aulle1
for his breylty n1ld lack Of imagination.
The Frcs!dent lnpea that the efforts set to
come would be brief, mud, eAstlng Ills eye
upon the Secretary, invited TINT gentleman
to proceed with his effort.
The SECRETARY WIS 0f tic opinion that the
breyity shown III alr. Coldletou's etEort WIS
nothing Hlore nur less than MI int!naton
from that gentleman that he'd rather boss tho
Job than do tia work; however, ha begged!
the Runtle,uun's pardon fnr stating tho trutl.
10 plainly. a1,d then proceetled NJ followa;
"Flye years III tie olllce Ind M,ads Rchnrsl
familiar with all the dutails of' 1Ir, Rich
lMond's business. This frequeut adyu,,ca-
,nents which had marked Ills career so far
were praots Of his remarkable abilities, he-
s,sl4cs test!tylnx to rapidly growing conIl.
. dense between lin. and h!a employer. For
several years past Sir. Richmond lad been
the fhs to enter public life but bis bus!-
aYss,!a1.; snus}S; had forced HIN u resist MI tbs
oe"ae' opportunities Of bis political
TH4slrv, however, had TAXI IN 4 tirm
amounted to+d Yielding at last 70 The pub
'Yed tho poMinat!ou at tho
, 1881-04-09
THE VICTORY.

Fnr Tne Chft1en Tribune.
They rcnuhed tho tittl0 gatc. lie stood
Amid tho stlntlnws: tut tho SIN
Tint mutntnt sent n 0lnrIntis Hood
OF light uptM the phih lhAt lid -.
up to ller dior. flo elEtiluHt satds
sour future seous 10 30 bcgllnr'
And opcn wIie hc throw tho Rntt.
Tho sIlnahIlio I1nHs for you, ind 40
Walk In tho lIght-wly tit, yt,u wAlt7"
Her faco with crimson bl,sshQs dyed,
Itko ono with sudden hurt Eho cried,
"Do you not know7-do you not knowf'
Yonr path with Summer. blnom Ia bright
And HiIno Is cold uttd t1ark," ho cr1el.
may not 70 ynur lnvc rc1ulta;
| fwIlt not bid ynu VI, with INC.
Q lnvp. f1cAr 1--we, y1u still arc free,
Aud still tho Rhto IL upeu vidal"
:, And SONG, and bloom. and beauty calI.
"Enme buukl cntno bnckt NIL plensurCs wait
Hero III the llKhti' Abuee u I'LL
Stc On!y honrtl her own heart'G cries
6ho 1nly secs his plrntitnR eyes.
With quick, firm huttd she closed tho gate,
The, shndows hayo mn dread tor her,
And G,cc more Love Is con1licr0r.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. CAnLoTrA Penny.
, 1881-04-09

Of 1907, 1900, and 1912. shortly after tho Res.
tnehtl0n ho obtntnoo his dIsohatRo from tho
scrvtcn with small ppt1sIun, upuh which, And
tho proooots Of 4 haf1lloehft, ho contrsvcd 70
Mf'npnrt hsr r.; rsspsfamGy tos ny yeSrs nae
tim 9rcund Emplre to MT ntiuiint sufficient to
rclfevu him fratn tho necessity nj stpptOinontnE
yoncrnbl0 wnrrlnr dlctt in tho midst ct cnhviviAl
s1lrr'N,ndtnsa. hmh bonn Invited 10 frfell.s
house IN crack tuttfc with Holno acquRlI.tAficra
rnRDr to listen IL bis campaigning atnrics " by
rnno dhys, nnd sns slttinX Mt tnbin, hultlinE
firth ,pnn hts favnrit topic, ttle EKyGtian cxpe.
and wis tlenii, without gr,an or struggle.
, 1881-04-09
llxAA71vs, JeGorsou County, Mo,
Ono Of Napolo n's Soldiers.

Another nj the FIrst NapNteon's veterans, q
survivor OF that "0r4nd1 Arnte" whose cx.
military nn1nls, t,as pAsscd AWAY Ut the putrl-
archal aKa 0f t0d ysnrs. jHcques Lambert
hs II ths hiS ill., nsiasny, Il wboa 81" hs haa r..
stdod for noasly bali = oontury previously to h.s
decsaso, A. "Fathar Lambert "-eutsred Kle.
b0r'e c0fp2 a volunteer eighty years ago. and
took IN active share u th4 African GAmQGl4Qs
, 1881-04-09

10 hh Edhaf ~ Ina Chtfag0 1f!oahk.
eood sonlc proplo are. and nil for tl,e benefit
h,nn..t,, ~ 49, '4'" '''' A'' S'Ao os's"s
" nun'anHs a1 tulse
lonR ~" nofty aeafs tola o. game
man, etc, clc.
WV @ ~ Joa!Mss t.. .: W t.sa.' W. "io "snel noI
70 p'"s GURUS III tilo pailoI. Hot ~ taste WING
at the dinnor table, alsd why? For fcar some
weak-.ntn1c.l youth mny lccou,u a gambler
or drunkart1, Door tl,lnss. How sndl What
a thrilling nict,,re onn will fsrttie i,nar,mn. @
nln'"n'N p'et".o uu ~, "ttn io' te ah'!'s''''
ton con call up to chill lis With Its vlyitiness
md eloqucncc, Ut vice md ruin begun Mt
lIone,, and low very little truth theru lnay
be III It.
aud tfattllnE little ones to lnake bolne u
forctaSto OF 1eavet. to coMe,---in fact, wlIile
! was lt.tle Moro tllnii IN Infant myself, wy
piaynE marbles. In tfoss 81 days % va ., piayed ]
some of the boys plny hetter tllaiI ourselves.
Quo Of my, omra.tes.Johr-a bright boy,
pnying, IL fast piaying any E.ncs i1 that Buys boys
pnrtlcMlarly delight In:
John wns !ntclldeA for n minister, and
tiraiy foreign 70 tile p0licy of !sls parents.
John mist be little gentleman at MI
lines mud it a!l places, w.s forbidden . pIay
naTUle8& anu Ill C0l9eQ ll.11eG WIS ltIG u Iifr
eyery day.. Several times his father, cntcl,-
Ing lin III tic net. punished Him to MY
owledEc-tl,,mcrcffnlly, almost iill,un,ais-
~, While my father, finding lot Of lis hard
at It, would buy lnnrbles Ut sonle ona who
had plenty and join ns III the sport. ,l!wnys
: leaving the glnlE loseri because tho could not
play well ellnuglt to win.
Years have gone by since those good old
days. and John, who was not allowed to play
cards at home. whose pnrents never Ind
deck Of cards IN tho. hn,ise to antlse them.
selves aud others with, Is to-ttny q Ennlblcr
III tho City of Chicago; IN outlaw from, ho,ne
sociatea. THESE nre facts, my frtrl,Is.
And Ut all my bDyI.ootl friends John ia tho
only one-ns remember low-wllo wis not
allowed perfect liberty with marbles atid
With cards. Whlae Dn the subject, permit the
to suy that gallcs Of cnrtS plnyetl iii tic 1,ar-
lor are rarely used In gambling hais Tor
MnAey-paylng.
Occasionally you will find two fr'euds-
waiting for King Faro to open-pIaying It
game Of ssvei1.ap same A stuke, III b'.t III not t
often; tho sport IS tuo tame. From this YUll
will see how hard 1t is To edncate your sf,l
In the parlor for gnMbier's life. YOU'RE
much lnure likely to do 1t by refusing him
the pleaEure ut l1umc, md driving him to lind
d contestant In some other and much worse
place. Plnying enchre, erLbbaBe. whist, or
any other pnrl0r game. i1ns nlai0 towcr gaNl-
bers than has tha refusal to allow card.
can one behold than q imrior fuli Of
people, some at cartt-playnH, Others
reading. AIld still others llnnElIlg around tho
planntDrle listening WhijV n sister, or n
cnllsfJ, or friend makes sweetest music
, 1881-04-09
THE POOR.
THEIR Luy9 AND SORROWS

YnllI% nIu%
THE POOR.
THEIR Joys AND soDnows.
10 The Editor oj 1hs Chicago Tribune.
Let not Ambition mock tholF usetut toll,
Their homcly Joys or destiny obscure.
Nor Rrlnleir hear. VII !th dDstnnfuI amlsc.
-.GnY.
CHICAGO, April 6.-rhe mnn who, by tho
exercise Of Ills talents, rises to position OF
elninence and honor, unless gifted with an
unusual amount Of Kindness OF leart, unsels-
istiness OF sot,. and strong common sense, IS
very apt to desplse tho more common under
taktngs Of his fcliow-iuen. Yet. in the midst
of his prosperity, he should clearly under.
stnnd that It Is to the humble and lbwly ones
Of this world that he Ia indebted for his ex-
altntlUnt
All cannot bo great all cannot be re-
nowncd, NIL cannot bo rich and prosperous;
only few Individuals can acquire dlstinc-
tion, only few llavo In their nature tho Cod
given quality Of genius. The grand Creator
the blessings lie bestows upon us;
art, In sclence, in politics, III commerce, or
iii war; tncre must be the common millions
to Oil up tho ci,iMks and cruvfces of tic
enrth's, ynst population, to Elyo. body md
strength to society, to perform tho manual
lnbor md Thereby nld Itl carrying put tho
plans and undertakings OF Erent minds. The
ere t9aF "fsaa s arces s dpssesy sif Is e
fnrms l;ls labor faithfully, Is ho not as much
entitled to respect md honor as tho MASTER
tnint that ttreeted hin? Capital canrot cx-
!st wlth9.lt ~ i96,r. @ labor IS Dependent ., sipon
cnco OF tho puor, md fran tho profits derived
fru!n the labo: II tho lowly Tie rich obtain
their wealth und their Influence. i,
takd scr Il ks I'D 7e%tq se aa!nx t s s pny Ts
over and The curtain fults wo ,1nlnglo In tho
There M arc few beings WIN Il! !nlla9lt this
Mof H. @ : hy da Se ss st aG 1aas s ntbao asssi &
humanity, contenttnc1lt:
Ths poor n.y. who radEes aon cotsp.S
ss aa s1srSs THs ~ h earssa 3ss1S wS ID ks s
tieil man tnynluntarily aIghs for the free.
that he fancies 10 can trace III tho features
%!tS Smsst Or is ti sItsatlon III ii !'to j. '''"''
,,rhu human ,nlnd is forever striving after
tho i!nattalnnble. W It'll every reasonable
enrtniy Want generously slppliea, tne soul
q n req pn9s 5fSeis y and ,Ro s
carry out INV Undertakings. ~ '''
As tho years. depart, nlun's capacity for
tho antl ot Ills earthly career ho i,ivnriubly
Iuoks backward with feulEngs of reRrgt ani
snrrow ny l!e contemplated the peace. md
cOn,fort llc Inns suffered to slip through his
colApIisl, sonio Impossible purpose.
There nra ,iary puEse-prouh people who
affect to desptss tho. POOR. There are many
individuals. flushed witt, tho ilsolcnce Of
0r, appreciation upon the good fortune Of
others.
Ii by honest worth ono acquires good
socinl, business, or professional reputation
unjust cc,,s!Ire nnl llndaseryed ,diBpra'sc, ba.
smir;t ,tf nnuv' " ard rfinricmsi, 9n,nra,t
.Easfs.s - LIZ 49, - A'Hs'I ~t*"Ae''|
, 1881-04-09

taol,ds. Hn was Il. frequent yisit0r, nit! n
most wcleon,e ono. Itu possessed ttt,sa socla!
gatherings. lin WIS nj, ntiupt nt relating a
sf0ry; hi pleased the clicr onch mt, eliEhipt
tic little o,ius. Having el,luyctI n wiiu rn1,ge
Of reading, mid possessiilis 4 memory which
and "details, Ile c,lid, By his captivating il1a-
ner Ut speaking, mnke the drycst subject an
Interesting one, He riOtetl Tom through
ths nin2es of frnctlnns, and prnciicctl music
tic beauties of Wayerly," aid et1art,letl
them with the wit and l,ati,ns of Dickens,
a,,d askett anell a,lsor ronundrums ot hts
own making TINT tho answers cnnvulaetl
fent,lres nale lifm pogn1ar with all c!nsses.
md exceptionally 10 tn Mr. Hicliihpild' s huusc.
hold. Yel i WIS ti,ese cl'nractertst!sa of the
prominent in hin,. illcliard Fonton H.
d9tred tou freely III drink.
TlN political iEto which Mr. ,Klchmonl had
entered Ind surrounded Ricllnrt with new
WHO surrounded Mr. Richmond sool, found
nrd's friendship. l1o thus BECAME the me
aiu.n tlr,o,,R!,| WHICH many q then, so,,F!,t
being cUl,sl.lured n person af some intpor-
tu,lcu IN politics. III, frlt tlnttered by their
friendship. while they felt llonored by Ills
contlcser11sioti. ,ConvlyInElsin sooti became
atrccttL olir I,GrD. The s,tccess wliicI, Mt
tuiluelt Str. Richmond III Office only served to
wllet his appetlto for more political powers,
and. through the eiforts Of Richard and hts
political friends, the "RfcIitMo,lh boom was
started aflesll. ai,lt eventually succeeded In
electlnR that gentleman to second term.
,Tl,o!igt, Rlehnrs! was very cnnylvlal, and
liked his Rlnss, II did not lnterfere with Ills
lin tn lose any 1f ilis yulf-rcspeet by rctiu-
elnK. hin, to tho level ut col,ilnon ttppur.
II Mr. lsichmoHd WIS awAre Of the evil thas
wns taking. such II firm hold on tile young
nun, mid should fcel calul upn, 10 rentol,-
stratu with him, It would only be when Rlch-
nrd failed y !!olnE what was expected Of
hlus. Mr.. Richmond was no tntn! absta!!er
In nEottor.
Notwithstanding the friendship ttlut existed
between Mrs. Richmond and her young
friend, s1lc dit nut fell as Though she tou'd
stlcli an Interference, hence she was stent.
She was at q loss to nCcou,,t for, such n t,ablt
gain!ng such strength, over ttu.. Of lutte. hls
tertainlng and agreeable TINT stie was com.
ptptely iionpltssed, ONO there Was Wllo
suffered In silence, at tho cl,anKe that ha.t
taken plaso in R!clara,ii but hoW could she
frelngs. Fur once the sunlight of hor Young
ltd WIS cnuslesl by n aleup anguish.
Grlce Richmond had no occasInn to bc
nE sr tgasse tna cn9 The fen;yntf dr ~ h sho , ell
afEectionnte kind. They were tho growth Of
years. In her childish Ecc and Innocence
sllo found III him friend. When Il school,
gr! sle sH!,Eht hlsaitl It, telp,ng 'er through
siIn virtuuily s,binittc,i everythinr 10 Eis
Judgment. ffe sciectpt tho choicest volumes
Tor her perusal, encouraged. praiseL, md
criticised her M he would any other young
s,,ta