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The Osceola times., 1882-10-14
HER OTHER LOVE.
"You love another"

"You love another"
Passionately fell the words from the
moustached lips of Welverton Thistle
down, as he leaned lovingly over the
gate and gazed rapturously but sadly
into the marvellous midnight eyes of
Gwendolin Mahaffy. Those eyestha had
burned into his very soul, and held him
willing captive to this Clark-street-bus-
tled-and-banged daughter of affluence.
Those eyes looked back frankly into
his hazel orbs, and the sweet, will-you-
please e-bring-me-a-Seal-S Skin Sacque-voice
answered:
"Yes, Welverton, dear, | cannot be so
ANONYMOUSLY base as TO deceive your
tender, trusting heart. ! madly, passion
ately, dotingly love another beside your
self" and the little hand that clasped
his Observation-Disclosures, en-
phasized every exclamation with nerv-
Gus little twitch, which telegraphed the
sentences to Welverton's aching heart.
He Strengthened up with a Tll-have-
his-heart's-gore look in his eye, and in
frigid, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS voice
exclaimed:
False one tell me the name of the
baase villain, who dares to live and Law
siege TO the heart that should beat for
me and me alone. Tell me the name of
the wretch who waltzes on the grave OF
my dead and withered hopes who rude
ly plucked my blossom of love, and scat
tered the bleeding petals with ruthless
hand / demand this one last favor of
you. His name that | may sweep the
streets with his cowardly, carrion car
cass." And overcome with his great pas
sion, and crushing sorrow he bowed his
head upon the friendly gate, and wept.
Gwendoln's soft little hand fell caress-
ingly upon the bowed head, and the
sweet, girlish voice, saddencd and soft
cned by his great sorrow, exclaimed:
81 cannot help it. l love; but my other
love is as cold to me as those mighty ice
bergs that rise mountain-like in the polar
seas, above the inanimate forms of Capt
DeLong and his brave comrades. But do
not be hard on me; | loved before |
knew you, and l. can never drive that
love from my throbbinc, Cook county
heart"
Ellis name ~ hissed the irate lover.
"Come," said Gwendolin, softly. "If
you are brave and well heeled will take
you, lamenting, to my love"
He grasped her arm with an III
Observation-Disclosures grip and
away through the summer twilight the
two figures sped. Gwendolin's co-as-you-
please gait fairly winded the avenger as
he sped along by her side, until they
reached well-known confectioner's, and
together they entered. Gwcndolen laid
her warm little palms upon large tin
can, and exclaimed:
''''ris here, you'll find my love.'
"Great heavensw cried Welveron: /:
"Ice scream. cavew %
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Francs.
Now. the populations Of these nations
Therefore, each citlzen OF thcse ulner'
ent States pays annually as follows:

Comparing analogously the different
national debts we shall see for how much
every individual in each State is respon-
sihlp.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-03-08
For the Central Presbyterian.
FinanciaI.-Sustentation.

The receipts during February were
$5,37779, which is $4S5 81 more than
during the corresponding month of last
year Had as large number Of church
es contributed as did last year, the in
crease would have been much larger.
a few churches have increased their
collections largely, some giving as much
as three or four times what they formerly
did. Some which contributed in Janu-
ary have, during February, sent in liberal
supplementary collections.
A number of individuals have also
made generous donations-one as much
as 1865, and others in smaller amounts.
Quite number of missionary societies
and Sabbath Schools have given valu-
able help. The great falling off is in the
number of collections and in the amounts
received from some congregations. Sew
enty less churches contributed than dur
ing February of last year More tha7a
halt the churches IN cooperating PreSbv-
ter5eS are get TO be heard from. 1t is
hoped that these will try to send in their
collections before the 3lst inst when our
books, for the present fiscal year, close.
II they will act promptly, and if brethren,
who are able to do SO, will add their lib
eral aid, we will yet gather consider
ably increased fund for the weak Presby-
teries and churches, and be able to report
gratifying progress to the General AS
sembly: But promptness and liberality
are both needed to secure this result.
RICHARD MCILwAINE,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Baltimore, March, I'd, 1882.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-03-08
1trlan.
VOL. 17---NO. 80.

argely for the support of our home
> ork? Can we expect the blessing Of
god while we allow his ministers to sit
idle, for want of support, and the des-
tltute places of our Zion to go to waste
Ought not every member of cur Church
to arouse himself to do what he can for
this great work? If these opportunities
are neglected, they will soon pass away.
These neglected populations are fast get
ting beyond our reach Some of them
will become attached to other churches.
Some who might be reached by US, will
be confirmed in sin and pass down to
everlasting death The moral and re-
hgious complexion of our country is be-
ing fixed. 1t is yet in its infancy. It's
character Is still in the formative state.
The next few years will decide whether
Its type is to continue Christian, or
whether in6delity and immortality are to
obtain control. We believe that God
intends this country to be great factor
In the Christianization of the world. If
so, It's population must be predominantly
Christian. Every instinct of philan-
thropy, Of patriotism and of Christianity
calls upon us to do all we can to bless
our own land throughout all its borders,
with a pure and undefled gospel and to
establish our beloved Church at every
important centre of influence and popu-
lation.
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to the Pope of the nudity of Ang,
figures. As punishment to Biagid {
painted him as Midas in the depths
perdition The master of ceremonies
ran to complain to the Pope of the af-
front put upon his consequential person.
" He has put me in the picture" he said
weeping like child. 4 beg your holi-
ness to take me out of that" " But where
has he placed thee?" demanded the Pom
tiff. In hell, your Holiness, in hell, -
replied Biagio tremulously. eff thou
hadst been in purgatory," said the Pope,
" would have removed thee, but 1 have
no authority whatever in hell" And
there he remains to this day
Such Is the great picture of Angelo
the most impressive we have ever beheld
in any land. In it there are two grand
ideas, the one plunged in obscurity, heard
in the tempest of evil which has accursed
our earth and the moaning of impotent
creatures at the Judgment bar of God,
and the other which looks to the light
repeats the harmony of the stars and
keeps the sight fixed on the grace of the
supreme God. We went forth from this
painting, whose suggestions enveloped us
with gloom and tell like winding sheet
OF darkness about our brain, into the
light of the glorious sun, and the luxu-
rance of the Roman Campagna. 1t is
thus with great works of art The strife
of the elements, the terrible contrasts
which abound in life, and divide even
the invisible world, must find place in
them. In the universal Judgment by
Angelo, this contrast appears in ultimate
and fearful colors, and with heart op-
pressed with sorrow, brain heated with
excitement and by natural contradic-
ton of soul, we ever turn from the hell
of time and eternity, to its heaven, and
behold Immortality conquering all the
darkness and scourge of death, as the
sun drives away the night, showing NOR
tai man with her rosy fingers, like those
of the Aurora OF Homer, the mansions of
eternity hidden among the common clouds
of the future, and Illuminated with the
presence OF God L. NJ G..
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-03-08
Earnest Workers.
HANCOCK, ND, Feb. 22d. 18S

HANCOCK, MD, Feb. 22d, 1882.
Nes8rS Editoy8,-Our minister came
to us from the far West and brought the
working spirit Of the western people to
us. Our little congregation has accom-
Plished more than they thought was pos
sIble. This winter we have put roof
on, painted, and carpeted our church
ana bought a manse. We have about
twelve hundred dollars, but need six or
seven hundred more. Among MANY
churches, ours is one of the few which
belongs to the Southern Church. Our
territory is so limited, not being more
than two miles wide, with church on
each side OF US in Pennsylvania and Vir-
glnia, the one about three miles north.
the other six miles south. We have been
working very hard, but find we are
obliged to call upon friends abroad. The
little children have been working, and
were able to carpet the pulpit and send
money to the missions but our minister
urged the necessity Of further work, and
though we are young, thinks we can do
much more. So / write to the little chill
drens societies Of other churches to aid
us. Any small sum would be acceptable.
were it the widow mite.
Any one wishing to aid us will glad
den the hearts OF little struggling band.
Direct to Rev. Mr.. Stevenson, Hancock
Washington county, Md.
HELEN BRIDGES,
Secretary Of the Earnest Workers.
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Late at Church. Before beginning his ser
mon in the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church
last Sunday morning the Rev. DR.. Hall ad
ministered rebuko to those Of his congregation
who in accordance with the old aphorsm
deem it better to come late than not to come at
all. He spoke strongly on this subject for some
time, urging the members Of his church to oo
cupy their seats in time to afford an opportunity
Of seating strangers, who, he said often wated
half an hour before finding accommodation. ii
reminded the late corners that they were not ,o
suppose the preaching was the one great thin
In the service, but that they came there to or
ship.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-03-08
Central 4resbpterlan,
OFFICE:
Ne, 1015 Main street, opposite the Post Office
OFFICE
TERMS S.:

Three Dollars year; six months, ST. So
three months rs cents; payable in adUance.-
Ministers of the gospel, $2.5 SO.
Payments may be made to local agents wher
ever practicable all ministers of our Church are
authorised to act as such Or by checks, Post
Office money orders, or letters Registered by
Postmaster. Otherwise it must be at the risk Of
the party sending it.
Obituaries charged at FIVE cents line. The
party sending can make the estimate by count
ing eight words to line. Payment in advance.
Advertising rates furnished on application to
the Office.
Communications and letters on business should
be addressed to CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN, Box
81, Richmond, Va.
Richardson & Southall,
Editors and Proprietors
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Entered at the Post-Ofice at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-26
530,0G0 Lbs. W0GL WANTED.

HtLl. be f,ljT established in the Wool Mar
Il e3&t Is ':i'tl.:R". A:.d will he preparCli 10
DRY ne ouisaE:e ii2i!'s al Casa for ;iit.e Wool
May .. lss2. {. W. TRU*sElI..
lead CUARpERs FOR sT0vrs
Ite t.argIsstSit' rE IL SI.c Cuanty
EHHoE : stoves. oil sizss, for Yood O, zeal Coal
OfN AnEes. :r"rI 6 6 so to SGU.G0 SIo6eI FL
eucc nus oiIis- F:asa burning stoves. BOX stox.,
Egg Stoves iiFsien Iron Sto~es. the Econ or.1ist;
GA Steve; Al feIn tee celebrated tsctorv %
Perry & Co.. AisSry y. y. For sale ctean 5v
= - DUKE L GALLAHEV
golden San Fire Pace Heater eupnTior 10
- snythicg ia IN: market Rofer to CAPT w
n EAb!c and Ii. n. Ga!Iaher WHO are usine them,
For sale by DUKE & GALEAHER
sN9S Cham Der Sets, French MufiIn Pane for IA 10
nY DUKE & GSALLAHER
ESoDDER Yarn, Rope. Rope uRltera, Bed Cords
a aud Wire C!ot;Ies Lines. for ssIe bv
HoVs7t 1852. DUKE s: GALLAEER
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NlI s 9 = Z, q An 2 o S. .. :
on PE0E or THE iFoRLR.
The Champion Grain Drill 7

q ,his Celebrated Gsss,.sS III fsr Jeffeisen !
llis saes,.la ms q ls.ssss'sia ss.s 81
SOLO clay ssh css,biy ooe 5Sssil tine
41S4 NC .this III 10 the farrnerso OF
trI tn tRFof 3bie teErsF, md do aot fail 10
be ChAaili,io,. be &c Pareh asins = @ rain
on Of Eli he fsss good j.si
A FEW OF FRS MERITS ): lssss
;tiv i res.
ei.hsr in front rear 81 the hose. 81
The Eertilizef AttAcaEn ent IL puequsle ID, and5is
yssio i kinde of Pho lhates in ssinarie stss
Ihs Champ ion lei ho only sfaia Drill iu tho
mar kst that has gscisi lament q
,Tse t;hsn.siea u Simple in copstruction aud
lnstsiisl and quality efs,xof EanansSip are
the Very EeAy Every Dlil yyarranteu to give
+sttis.setonJ or sale. ss'.sss
2 BsiowsS give y6U- few ofthe Practical FARM
ess as:res sshe he se purehassa from s5d psed
Z Hat yesf Dfi 10 HON we refer: ~ Z
sslObn Burma. GheFlestogn; VIA. Ridet, HALL
pm; Phitip Power POI =: sesSsy II russell
EeetO%n; Lie via n Nichols, Hal ltovns:: JehayT.
we also have seemed ihe Agsnsy of The Cell
Roland Chilled plorlglas.
fIcsso. County yEHicl, lIs n arm 5ysr
give asay
: of the' Did and Reliable :. s., -
s ~. - - ~ * IS. rs IN
Gali:at dtsound md stRchines shof fore
fleEsown: aasus 1851.
Eo 6IS sI' s
- pRAtrss IN IS =.
DruBs, n sa.
~ II "a ~. e. H., g.
SCHOOL, BOOKS, sTAIIoNE 7. no Accos,
GfGARs, 90, :
sKFNAKE this sopportcpity OF thankiaS their n
psttors tor their libetai rat sos.a 90 S5
for the last year, AM hope by strictat;eation
and fair desIing to merit untinuance oil the -
eatne. We sell frstsrGte gooda always not cell
eessnts,tett or cheap goods fer thefGest. saFran:
Everything sold=-to be returned &c not as sua.an.
teed ia our desire, ea also pleasure tosell our
patrons sSss p -
The BEST QUALITY OF aoaDS S.
G::rsss, bat will, ifcosnpcIled peli hc.a
FOR ets, syrup for ssts. and Cologne for 25.cts:
per P.at batG th game time 1etSua form you,
that according 10 the supited Phatraacopea
you es3tsIaEkc LEudannEn for iessthsa lUtcts. by
tho ukolssaie. "A mech cheaper plan is 10 buy
your goods genuine and add The tscter 8 our SELF.
We wentIil.ous old Accounts settled up by pay
ing tkeCssh i'm :nsdat ely, End begun irn-
medtately il not sooner. Isili:aot AJAX for money
on the new once unt!l after sHaTSeet.sfs.
GIG ABS-best' in town.
March 2. $780, Eo.s T. LIGHT & co..
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"a SYVCN R4ISERS=

.FFNHE uadnfsjEaed hav.ae considerable exne-;.
encg n the GsidiSS o!slack, offers kis n: &C..
si GssS;s' ne s.oek Rsisers of JsEsreoa
eSutloa Q! Nor< ea!rrs;ad TO him. YiuaIao riX.
ettenIion to c1$e:Ees in AoTssE Also has a pefsEt
= Niiieh nc WI apply oiioez Letter.
WI Tecc;ve ~ - ~ atton alton. Teru4= reasonable
.foo. 80 1910 JOIN g.. SCHAEFFEP
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rIoEIGm

I AFiSG com leted nay cousrnct,abroa which
~ nASe occupied my sDie attention for aearIy =
}eS past,i am now preoRrcd for orders ia ali ibe
GsoaTtments OF House Building address m, at at
septsmSer 10. 1876 J. C. HOLMES
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-26

- a1-U-en W he Sla,
.ratyeFsait prenouAced the best wheel. mad,
REPAIRING A SPECIALITY. = s.
have est .Slisissd Carriage Repcsitory nj
vehicle . al tho above place, during nv :abssnes
can lenNotheir orders With W. Richardson drup
+ Sful fors.he liberai patronaes extended to
nc from C!a terson Ind adjoining counties
y rsnpeetiultS ask q Continuance of thesame.
40 sGEo.1C. THOMAS.
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sIsicEs REnf RS ron 1872.
llleels veg and Tie Our Reviews

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Which have =Bssa estso tiss,f n. al y.
neeriyl t14if ntuYf Sfr frl-5i.4 4 y =.
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Eofal V Jour Seg5efss..4 $3.50 40 % ts,s
Fog Black Ecodss sfae azinc I'm !. go
Fof e. s.ss Eece - ees g tiets s %
Eos Z l4sksseed and . Hssieziss- ! 20 I'D 90
For BIaczvO sBd 8 fseyiSss jD.0i ~
nStn5t, o. B:sek wood Soecatf:
PHE LEoSARo SCOTT PURLISHISG RI
Jaaatr5 II. 1852 -; i4 t't" ore:
RAYE jet received a iot of Patent cIath..
Haets Cor aorsesJ, witch are tht stt6ine
out--SslI DC Sod cheap Gail and sfes fkenY7 at
s-z JOSEPH II R4sTERDAY'S
tOAiGNF Chur1 VS. sh Boards. DnoOEss " oed-
en- B7eksi'' Fph ;o &c :, Z for :, ..lehy
TANyAsEED Haus. Bulk BtddIi,.s - she,i9. -;
~ and Dried Beef. tor s.Ie BY -.
JOSEPH EAsTERpsY
k1otIF>E sso Spnutink done az once, and ON
II Reasonable Terms. Give me a csii- :
JOSEPH n YESTERDAY
Next door to Nstf Bank Cbarlesioun q, w va
HEcEER'S 0stnaesI vSheaten 6sTftss eeIS.
kA5iag FtoGr5 sad-FaSt1a-s frrsh sappiy -
J ast received by }. RAM RoDHIcR.s 5
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-12-26

81 4Esotle zt:Ip on s 10 sfSaeont
- ~ - iepIcaFc their earn.
N i+s tlSf.rcc yee!si,y thoae " no do
improve t1&if espaEtHritiea- reEnsia in uoV.
Sety. " . o4lsT great Chance to me- h 1nrnev-
" 2 VA i:leu Vi.nien boya and girls TO
: t9T u rig lt IL tkeir localities. 40 one
SAnef9 ies y tiS properly fTcra tie frat start Tie
il1SiseGs viii par ihaH Ten times orJippTv
Sssgs.: -EEpeso;ve ou:ftsfaTrishCd :,ce 10 ono
VINO eagSgeE lis to.IRake money rapidIv Yon
: cEE'deFJte your W role tisno o the work or o1Iy
yosr spare n1SEcesits. Full Information and HiI
Ia - esessd sen free. Address STI&snN & 60
AoFtIeS6. HtSlns D-CeIntcF 10. 1850
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IouSe EssEEdFng & Carp eiiteFiIgg
STAIR BBiInlRG d ssEc.st INV
HARNESS SHOP REMOYED.

-, ing estshiishInent-tn the old hot, az liz u :
!" m EasiertH5." on wet 3 ear Con srs,s
- q So GoorE south OF Main at the corner OF Nj
n-aSs!ey resfdeEcs.) where he will ce.,;r,lJ:
, sne aufasturn aad Repair of everything in rs
'LEe' at reasonable rates The pa.fonege oS NJ
solicited I4vpEScE - s%SSrct tally
Novcmhers 1851 'OSDOCiH.
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TAYLOR H0gEI.,
WINCHESTER. Va.

ffNuE uncersigned takes pleasures in anuounc.
ing 10 his hume TouS trIcnGS in NIrEiuiazRnd
ctsc~ heso, that be has undertaken the llapags-
m at OF this fss.ous Hotel for A-tern OF ySafs
j" th"se who eaeW hin tits .uFs'ees to that
house wer,h5 OF their patronage. strsagora
unc tue public at large cordially lie yitsd TO
give the Taylor uouee atrial, lie has rcR,S.d il
from t9rtesIottoI. and With 40 i couEs and pc.
lie nd sccSnan ipdstipg employees in every de-
partmel.t hcpts to nsiutaa the pn liou Of the
Taylor HdteI .srAoUa ATloEg traScisrs for tho last
hity snaFa Eysty nePA tp,er ut the Houto will
be cord rcrd y iih view to tho CON tUrt and con.
veoiHnce u its yursts..F-
G1-specisl FAriiisirs Tor Com ii TrAveiera
IerHs 10 tyansieHt s ? ia per day. AMI
RdVsntaEcp weekly re-! InonthlV RsArd-t
era iii ESIsy W,U i.FERT.s
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Pleksa Ito a " les I'D Isst-
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snitst TO u Inca aud ssatinfacton grsrsatsedl
sliesrAi q, sceuht allowed oldyehicies ia az
sReliabls g - $3.50 ~ Wv
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LIE SUCRE De N. LEDJC-La
ommissaire de l'agricuIrure Lo
ling, avec une joie quill ne diSsi-
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