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MaiseelIaneons. &
KISSING AND TELLING OF
TT.

When the wrong man Kisses
the right woman or the right man
kisses the wrong woman-and
both sometimes happen it does
not always follow that there is a
disturbance about it. The world
can never know how much unau-
thorized kissing has been done and
forgiven and forgotten. In the
naturally wild and audacious ca
reer of the human kind there is a
great deal Of that sort Of business;
and it is just as we'll that it is'not
cruelty dragged before the public
on every occasion. If that were
always done it would be very dis
couraging to reasonable delight
full pastime which more or less
concerns everybody. Many of the
cares and trials of this world find
relief in a kiss it is very little
thing, uncommonly sweet for its
size, and one of the few luxurles
of this world which we'll organized
people never get too much of.
Nobody who understands even
the rudiments of kissing disdains
it's practice, and those who have
been so fortunate as to reach
something Of the science of the
thing are not easily restrained in
their pursuit of supreme happi-
ness. A kiss doesn't cost any
thing, and It's pretty small mat
ter to make a disturbance about,
and most people will endure q
great deal of kissing without get
ting angry about it and regard
ing it as a misfortune to make
public complaint. Now and then,
ho 1e7er, human nature is put 10
an awful test in this way, and bu-
man nature breaks down. A man
may not be SO particular about
putting his kisses where they will
do the most good !; the chief aim
of man is to get the kiss, and be
is frequently too hasty and too
reckless about it. But a woman
is apt 10 be a little more consid
crate in her preferences.
There was an Illinois woman,
now, Who had a prejudice against
being kissed by q tailor-posslbly
because the other eight parts ol
the man were not around-al
though the tailor was perfectly
free to say that he had no prelu
dice against kissing the lady. He
regarded her as sweet enough te
kiss and frankly told her so
There are some cold, proud wo
men who in some lnaccountablt
way have got into this world wh'
would not be affected by any
such talk, but the number of thes
is very, very few. Whether tn
Illinois woman was one OF thl
rare kind or not is still a matte
of dispute. 1t is also undecide'
whether she told the tailor he wa
q handsome man ; she insists thai
being a truthful woman, she coul
not have done 80 conscientlousiy
while he takes the opposite SID
of the question. There is, bo"
ever, no controversy about the on
point that he did kiss her, and a
! ter all this is the most importar
thing. 1t is not certain just wins
: ! WAS the matter with this kiss
whether it was not up to III
standard or whether there ma
- not be something peculiar abot
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We hear great deal about
men marrying their deceased
wives sisters, but not so much
about women marrying their de-
ceased husbands brothers. One
brother is commonly enough.
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Don't stop my paper, printer,
Don't strike my name off yet;
You know the times are stringent,
And dollars hard TO get;
But tug little harder,
Is what mean to do,
And scrape the dimes together,
Enough for me and you.
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To do without paper,
However others may;
hate to ask my Beighbors,
To give me theirs on loan;
They don't just say, but mean it,
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You can't tell how we miss 1t,
If it, by any fate,
Should happen not TO reacn US,
Or come little late;
Then all is in bubbub,
And things 60 all awry,
And, prin ter, if you're married
You know the reason why.
Then take it kindly, printer,
If pay be somewhat slow,
For cash is not so plenty,
And wants not few, you know.
ButI must have my paper,
Cost what it may to me,
I'd rather dock my sugar.
And do without my tea.
So, printer. don't you stop it,
Unless you want my frown,
For here's your years subscription.
And credit it right down;
Ane send the paper promptly 1850.
And regularly on.
And let it bring US weekly
Its welcomed benison.
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Pearle!
With a shuddering feeling she
gazed around the room as though
in hopes Of seeing some way OF
escape. Some way through which
she could 90 out from her mis-
cry.
She could not, would not, meet
him, and with only vague idea
Of getting away from them all,
she again passed out in the porch.
But with, oh ! 80 different feel
ings! Not pausing to glance
back, she sped down the path and
lifted the gate latch.
As she did so her hand was
caught in some ones strong clasp
and the uext moment Clare stood
directly in her way.
,..sWhitbor away so fast?' then
catching the white set face in tho
moeniight-'Rene, what is the
matter, child?'. while be still held
the little, trembling hand.
Please let me pass, Mr.. Dan
vile ; am in hurry
But despite her efforts she felt
almost ready to cry, and her
voice faltered sadly.
What! leaving home tonight
when the house is thronged with
guests ? And-it is not we'll for
you to be out alone. fycu will
60 1 shall accompany you
please do not, won't be miss.
ed,' with q bitter sarcasm, and
you bad better return to the
house. Pearle will be anxious
about you
A shade crossed his brow as be
looked down at her. ..
syou aoiU be missed, Rene. As
for Pearle, she will hardly bother
about me. She has Walter, you
know. But really, Rene, | wish
you would change your mind and
90 back With me- .,.'. ~.
Rene heard only part Of this
last, and like a flash it came te
her that she had been mistaken
But the voice!
Who IS Walter?' she asked
suddenly, losing dignity as she
turned quickly to him.
why, you do not know? Wal
and Pearle have been engaged 81
long too, Thought
Rene had broken away from
him, and sat on the ground sob
bing like a very child.
He watched her curiously for
few moments, and then with E:
new light in the dark eyes b
knelt beside her.
Rene, you foolish child. Dl'
you thirk it was I who was en-
gagged to Pearle ? Did you thin
me so base after those happ,
hours we had spent together las
Summer? Why did you doub
me, Rene? Tell ME darlinly.'
And between her tears an
smiles she related the converse
ton she had heard.
That voice again We'll, Rene
you will have to bear the annoy
apce as best as you can. NAL
was always getting me into som
scrape at school in the same way
Come now, l have come all tn
way from the city to learn M:
destiny at your hands. Wha
shall it be, Rene? Life an
love, or despair and death ? lift
ing the blushing face for answer.
What be read there we nee
not add. Suffice TO know tha
when they entered the parlo
some half hour later, each felt
happiness new and sweet, an
Rene's runaway attempt was nc
made known.
Two months glide swiftly b
and on another eve a large
and more brilliant thing crow
the halls of Pine Lands 1t
the bridal eve of the two cousin
and the ceremony had been pc
formed and the many congraLul
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Election is Over.

Now 60 and hear the votes counted at
CLARK'S GALLERY, where the finest Art
Works that have ever been exhibited in
Newberry, are on exhibition. And while
there sit for your picture, and take TO, your
homes some of their superior photographs.
We warn you that delays are dangerous :;
60 ere it is TOO late.
Mr. W. H. Clark feels confident, after an
experience of fifteen years, that he can
produce a class of work that will please
and give perfect satisfaction.
Copying old pictures and enlarging to
any desired side, also reducing to the
smallest, specially.
For style and quality of work, refers to
the editor of this paper.
CLARK BROS.
Nov. 10. 46-tf.
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10 belize him who does the injury.
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TUFTS HAIR DYE.

GRAY HAIR or WHIsKERs changed TO GLOSSY
BLACK by a single application OF this OYk. u
Sold BY Druggists sent BY express on receipt OF 81
Office, 35 Murray ST., News York.
~ Dr. TUFTS MANUAL Of Valuable Information and n
%Cscfn Receipts WIN be mailed RREE aoplIeation@
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JOB PRINTING

DONE WITH NEATNEss AND DISPATCH
TERMS CASH.
, 1881-11-19
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REnEisY,

5i \ seSpss go Is a never-faii; ne ciiF,-
SSSSss - :. Z SStSss:- ior Nervous l.ehiIitv.
Pa Nc.a. EX haus-ri Nit-iity.
K.5 - - ~ seminal Neaisncs,,
FT - ~ =. Sper' laiorrh1-a, los;
81 3:1@a5a % Mar flood. lninsten
K :, - s.,sssrs cg, k5araiyais. sIri ~
Ex Svs ., = -. tie TERRIBLE aiie.-.- u
Nf = : - - s. ff-ithase. y,7ifft-;i
X3eSSsSr-T7,.s -. ei.iiies i.sd eSss-sse-
-. = So g. ~ mature. ySzls-
such - lass y Memory, r sitI'ie. Noctgiliai
Emissions, Aver i0ii Ia society Difnn.ss af
Nisifn. Noises in the head; the vital iiria
passing Lnobseryed .in' the URIC, and fisay
other di,e@ses that had t. insanity and l. mn
Dr. Mia;ie VIII agree "a f-Ifrit I've iinn'
dred pr!l'Ts :os Gaze . SIS R-s.-i g.. iit2i
Rest'rative lsnfcr-his spe ! : a4ric 1uii ei-.t-
menst wi nat c1Ire. ar fer'srsy s;iiI'-f niP.ir ga
i-jeIiens found il i Dr. li;n-ie .trelts al
Private DIS asi. sgcci ssfiiIly without h,fcuFy
Con sultatirn Free. - 1';Soro,igli. coordination
and sls;es. inci; ling analgsi- s's urine, s., ee
PIKE of Vital he .rratiye. - GO i,at,ie, On
four ti:hes the quantity, SO a.; seat L. auy
address uI@R s'asi:.; "a price, az G. o. D., -
cur@ from observation, .rl. ~ mix }, name II
desired, ly 4 T.. SffST'ir. NJ ID
as II kearss.r sesrsf- san Francisco. Cal.
d. A:ntie kidney i,esisiy, eIhF.ticu,a,
erres al Liais 0f ki,ln.y aud R7aai.r con-
plants, G6nnrffsn.a. q isff. Eercs-ri-5. !. For
saie bNall e;B-ssts, ii W a i,ot &c, s5x !f,tles
for =. 70. < . -; 80 :, 81: u.
III. Ai't,ss D4ssisl:sa ~ 50 ase tie fest
and ehea.,-st Dyspel-ia and Bi.irlls cI.re :.
market Eor sale ~ II dFuss-s:s- Ho,iee,
Davis 4 c., P.rtianI. ghqIess,e a,euts. 4l,v
An orders far nf- icirs e. u. y. .srtst J..
acc 'npanied with 81. as q uuyrspuee ii .s4sl
faith, which Ei!l be 'ieiGc.ed : hen lie ;isck
age Is <iippe2 ~ "
, 1881-11-19

II THE PRESIDENT SHorLD DIE-If the
p esldent's death sho.,h oe.ur before the
first "Wednesday of October. 1885,, there
would he New eiscrmn OF nsident aaa
vict president, cut of the regular course.
The election wonli lie held at the usual tine
Of year, aud the persons elected would he
inaugurated on the 4th of Marca ensuing.
But their term Of Office would BE- four yens
from their own inaugnration-not merely
for the unexpired year or years Of the Car
6eA-Arthnr term. That, Of course, would
throw future elections out OF the series of
years in which they are now due nainely ::
1854, 1855. 1882, 1896, eta y. .Sn.
, 1881-11-19

A DANGEROUS CoUNrEgrEIT-lt Is dss
cribed ty an Oregon exchange as follows: a
new half-dollar counterfeit is just coming
into circulation. II can b. diets cted by
closely observing tie follow M: 1t has tie
eagle on the wrong side. The Goddess Of
Liberty instead Of wearing her cap on her
head is carryingjt uLder her arm. On her
right foot in>tead of the sandal is a No. &
.aitar with high heel All the feathers Of
the eagles tail are gone. by comparing IL
with another half difference IN size o! at
las . sixteenth of all il ch is observable ali
round. The head OF the b rd is turned thc
wrong way, and the coin is square Instead of
round. Aside from these min II iuaccuraclcs
the count.rf-i. is SPEEDILY ex cutcd. At,
well warranted to deceive. The hest test i
to try to pass 1t ON n Chinaman for @ashIn@.
, 1881-11-19

~his has become 50 prominent and valuable.
there Is no reason why all the desirable tAings
Ne have mentioned may not be seesrsd y
their hishes, degre-. Rhthereiors . nA1
dhpo4Ance tl,st si~onssn giss91h 49,
H. .1teation skkE y dsssrves. 49,
MA thy arr aheto besss~. sBofs
thdr ear.s q etlnh TO tring a1m ka4
health and long and happy lives
, 1881-11-19
Nosics for Dis.rlba ton.

- -aH
.TgRlIrcRY OF Wss-.ISGToS; -.
81 - County hs Wsila Wa'A
IN PPeRarfAfr h, SHUTTER ~ tiesks g.
. PARRY SEtTa. Bensasesf..qgsi ~.
CITATION :-tin reading and tinS the q;
} tition of THOMAS DUFFY, Execttcr
III IN. Yssste .,f HENRY SEiI'Zc de-es-ssi,
setting forth that he has h'ed he final accounts
as such Execstcr p lie iG-tter of said Estate.
ard Hat the same tis issn duly srssitei, eli
lowed and c,.ufri. e,. sEd that a lTID N aiz
saia Estate IeIpahss y hs alvidea among the
Lens 81 sid deetas,-i, ahd Praying among
ether things for an order Of ditn5ation-"t ~
the sssiine a sid. i-gsa u BIZ sns tas tsssass
thsreuntc eatistd. -
It's ordered. tina, al fsTsa,is ifterestei m !
the Essatsjea ile said 2, sSf 4 Snfs'Z. Dr.
ceases, hsgaaS e@rs ~ e .l3fr6 Z { ss.isl
gt,ssslsy, the ro,tfISss of ies yssl'-r, A.. d
ISL. al ssls lssis u Is3sssek, 4, Af,,oi szid
dar. tirn say tsrTs - shqT !lSt cause My sn
order - .irtsib-.irn hoi'd not lie nIade IT
tie residas Of said Kstsfs apor- the leeHtees
Of the said HENRY SEiTI, deceased, sc-
eord:nc 10 law I, j. ordered further, that !
service II this eits.s.n he.,lai.''n all isefsAis
intarestsd 70 sid IN 4, by nbi.a.icr ei t!l.s
drder in the Malia Naila SsAfhsAAs,
weekly newSDaper printed aud publiS1et IN
The city. and conaty.oi Ealia Maisa. Nlsh-- /
astna Territory, for sCySn successive MOSS
prior 10 said 18th day ef November, 1881.
Dated az Ma,ts iNslcc w. T.. Ssptsnhsr
53h, 1881. -- T. .GllCilAE'n u
, 1881-11-19

CoRSUcoPIA. : This town, which was
named Cornueopia from The snpposition that
II was to be ''the horn Of plenty" has had
such = setback that it has almost rtturned
to tie original wilderness of nature. There
is, however. a little light ahead. The tai
ings mil, which Is under rapid construction.
will have ten stamps attached. The whole
district m relocated, save what mines have
been patented. A district which could ship
. million and half from one mine Ia few
years run, certainly must contain 4 vas. d, :
posit of rich ore i'll the depths below
, 1881-11-19
YOUNG nGENG

YOUNG N6EsN
UTHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects Of youthful iollies and IN
discretion, will do well TO avail themselves o.
this, the greatest boon ever laid at tie altar oi
suffering humanity DR. SPINNEi VIA
guarantee to forfeit 500 for every case OF Sein,
insl Weakness or private disease OF any ki'ia
or character which he undertakes and fails ."
S MDDLE-AGED MEN aHos
There are many at the age Of thirty TO SIXTY
who are troubled with too frequent evaena,io,ls
of the Bladder, often accompanied by siishs
snartiny or burning sensation, and . weaken
Ing Of the system in q manner the patent can.
mot account for. On examining the urina-y
deposits a ropy sediment viii often be fuun5;
and sometimes small particles Of Aibpmen WI
sppear, az the color Will be Of thin m.iAlsa
hue, again changing 10 dark and torpid ap-
pearance There are many who die Oh tIn
difficulty ignorant of the cause. which is INC
second stage of seminal weakness. Dr. si'in-
new win guarantee a perfect cure m all scch
cases. and a healthy restoration OF the eenite-
urinary organs ,ssi- 80 -.
OrrIcE HoURs-10 to 4, and to s sun
iays from 10 to II A. n. Consultation iree
Thorough examination and advice, 81 ,--.-.-
, 1881-11-19
S-nries,

b 1 wil mail tfIse. the reciTs. for a simple
NEGEIAEI.R BaLs, last VIII remove TAN
FRECKLES, PI8iFLES anil HLOTCHES
lea avIne the skin soft clear siii bea,.ifal alsr,
inssrncsions ior prcsixeing a luxurias.t growth,
Q. hsss "a a lrsls bod vs sla 9th iae+ Al
dress, inelnsing stamp. Ben Ysndeii il Co, j
B-eknian Street. " y. II3-tf
, 1881-11-19

Boz INcEsSoLL's MESSAGE. there a
monument over Tom Corwin's grave Yet ;.
was Col. Ingcrsolrs relegraphic reply TO an
invitation TO lecture in Lebanon, I'D, la t
winter. ''No, SIR" answered. the old gentle
man who was acting as secretary of the lee
ture association and before he hal left the
TELEGRAPH Office the operator landed him a
message, which read:
/ would not lecture in your old town for hall
of It. RoBEKr G ISGfRsoLL-
A fine monument nov marks " here Cor
sin's bones lie buried
, 1881-11-19

LYING REPORTS. s.-Hearsay reports are very
industriously disseminated around town. On
Monday they had Whitehouse dying, The
Prather family all down with smallpox Ia
Dr.. Taft's house, and child all broken ont
with the same disease. As tn thr truth OF
al this we give these facts and challenge de-
nil Whitehouse is at work the Praiher
family left town over a week ago and Taft's
house is empty the child merely had cold
and its mother had been rubbing hnament
into it. Since this city had a poialation Of
5000 inhabitants it. health was never better.
BEAUTIEs oP THE Postal LAW.-It is
against the Law for postmasters to read pos
tai cards passing through the mails. and Y t
they are required not To deliver postal cards
containing vulgar or scurnlous matter. Ii
they read postal cards they are subject to
tine if they deliver any having obscene mai
toe on them they wlll be fined Stne wants
b know what he is going to do about It.
n
, 1881-11-19

SPUKTS OF disgusting Mrers,
Snn&es, Cracking Pains fa the
Head, Fetid Breath, Deafness, ard
any Catarrhal Complaint, can beex-
tsrninated BY Wei De Meyers
Catarrh Cure, n Constitutional An
tidots by Absorption. Tho most I'm
Pertsat Discevery since Vaesiaatian
, 1881-11-19
DR.. SPfNNEY,

Nc, II kearncy S.. San Frsnetsee-
Treats all Special and Chronic
Diseases.
, 1881-11-19
Q-.cE

The Spokane CAronicie says: Very prop
ely our lerislstors refused 70 Rivs the qsscks
in medicine any other status before the pso-
pc of this Territory, than that conferred By
IL name. The laws Of thn country are ex-
.essosab bx viiA - - pOtes.;Oa 20
insiAE ! eoaseessS y. welfare of tie
ss.scA pabI'c, and it is high time that some
susA stringent measures - are m fores in
Earops should be adopted and put into op-
esstioa here for the protection Of . conna-
mtg. Ts cenmmS 1pss ~ tAs people
ioaSt4 u g sksir akeard ~ that il i,
net i apparent enough. The exercise Of
good Judgment. aided by the ssnsss, enables
men, in most cases, 70 Distinguish betwssn
.tas ,nises end essaiss in artidss 4 s,<r.
chandiss, or machinery. or It least 10 . sufh
isst sztsut - make then cautious in bay
ink but When It comes 20 question OF tho
tr,staen- for sickness, al this seems to 30
sr .snsht Health being thing more to be
Ssdksa thin any osAss os5sss in life. tbose
wbo suffer the lack Of t. appear to be per.
fectly willing to accept anything containing
Dc nerssf promise Of hope. and this u
vhy, in most casea. that the quaek, GLIB Of
speech, sooner attracts Tie attention and u
- 8: :. :. ;;ss::.'k5 T.,
IA tls sa.ndonineG d good jadk Int md
common sense in cases Like this where its ex-
ercise ID most needed-the willingness and
cheerfulness with which % many people pin
tbsir faith to IL lostiag, Prstsnder. The
reci65rati0 OF al pr.6 66todrs OF medicine
"a suth6 pties hginS tie over 10 exact
- aeto6 gide q the<hwfulness and
ss.A AliensS oesASS dipaanG or license. s
something in TIE right direction, but it is
mot short Of what 10 really needed in these
premises.
s s'Esisr : 49, gsa aGssssoi
II time is money, why isnt note ct
four months as good - cash.
The SrArEsxAN u not yet quite old
enough to vote, but it has great deal to
'',sssIss4l..ss,iifsIss.ss i Issl..ss,i | / s.s,,.,s. l.. hi.
sins. At all events he has gone into
Black. .-KanMs City Star.
lathe lottery assalsination, Guiteah Is
likely to draw a prize-rope.-B Broollyn
Eass.
The young lady graduates favorite
mathematical problem e-iil-tickle.
Ner York Commercial. ES "a
Id an bugs Neg Teshmsaf DIV for
teis crnfs, but it stiff costs haKa bllar to
60 to the Niger show.
Talk about political reform and all that,
but whss Che se'sstry pets wastssk a
ss.liy sd Gsecent cigarS 2
II does not make 80 mucl difference
what time man gets up What he does
after he gets up, is the important ques-,
s,S,. ~ sEf5ses E4&s1 : sEE z
'':Oa in Cindkmtitbey pppsse to send
= man to Jail if he reads newspaper oa
Considering the character of
Cipc,nnafi papers, this j. risAt-
The Washingtnd Ia.lepsalent says that
, 1881-11-19

CATHOLIC CHURCH fArR-A Jay Ctoss.
our promAent jeweler and epee;aa, displays
u his window today q magnificent lot Of
silsssvare designed for the Catholic Church
Pair % commence December 5th. Whoever
selected the articles displayed excellent
taste. = the handsome patterns viii sLoU,
a.i gDod Judgment IN dealing with 30 rslia-
- nan - Mr.. Croo.
, 1881-11-19

CENTAUR LINIMENTS; the
Worlds great Pain-Relieving
remedies They heal, soethe and
cure Burns, Mounds, Weak Back
and rheumatism upon Man,
and Spr:sins, Calls, and Lame
ness upon Beasts. Cheap, quick
and reliable, p
, 1881-11-19

9th With long article on a Peep Into
the Fstun:r Tso sdsllan and ! half
against . green watermelon th,t when
ssesty ts5k Wat peep. .his sos hAilsturned
up at aight o, what WAS in store for him.
4 girl fourteen years Of age sat on the
schoUl house steps 4 the noon hour YES
terday, deeply absorbed in book ON the
cover Of q which WAS the followin.
=" Have you suffered the psnes of love !
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, 1881-11-19

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, 1881-11-19

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, 1881-11-19

DEhAIING SocIErr.-A debating society
has been formed in this city and discussions
o importast subjects xiH nov be in order ::
the members viii meet in the Verien Elm
tr.cht hall and next rhursdAy will debate
the question That nli2ioo has done more
than science in the civilization of the world. 7"
nJ,Csovley saa L H. nanoa viii take
the principal parts.