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A HAPPY DIVERSION.
Rather Peculiar Man Kept Hin
self in Good Humor.

. Rather Peculiar Man Kept Him
self in Good Humor.
- took dinner with peculiar man the
oui,'F day." said Che Secretary Of State.
I'd known him or long time but had
he' efnoticed anything strange about him
uii'i the other day. When we sat down
10 timer, Colonel Hackett-my friends
hainR-called his servant, large negro,
and laid
Robert please bring us some bread,
anu pn; oh, Bob, you've forgot the soup!
PING pr it, please, ana you will place me un-
DER 80 many obligations. All, hold on,
pop You have forgotten to, give my
irieId plate. Please bring him one.
When the servant had retired to exc
cu9e the Aumiliatd appeals to his gener-
o9ay1, | TUNED to my friend and said:
Colond, you astonish me. l have
WI taken you to be man of great firm
n "Lam.,
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Near Baku, IN Russia, the naphtha

springs have been discharging for
twenty-five hundred years. Capital,
which is proverbially timid, though
slow in coming to conclusion, is now
freely invested in furnishing Pittsburgh
and other towns with natural gas, and
there is good reason to believe that the
sources of supply will not exhaust
during the present generation. George
r. Gibson, IN Hoyper'S Magazine.
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calculation. The crow, thinking that
this number of men had passed by, lost
no time in returning. From this he
inferred that crows could count up to
four. Litchenberg mentioned a night
lngale which was said to count up to
three Every day he gave it three meal
worms, one at time, when it had
finished one it returned for another, but
after the third it knew that the feat was
over. In MntNre.
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Ser sSnttrmaliifems@ert
(Gortiesums fOlst.)

| 1T neuli1 gum @eganftaub einer 2eis
denrebe senta@t moroer uel1e bel Der
proaeilion 10 groBen Aailang gefunben,
baB fie alls3ugsmeiie eben cine &unbs
reiie 6ur6 bic beuti6ldnoif6e prehe
ma1t. @ebalten muroe bielelbe in
Slogan (S9lefen) am @rabe bes bort
pl6blib berftorbenett Ge6acteurs Ni9a.
els, benz Der @eiitlibe unsefdbr bas
Golgenbe na6rief:
gs 1T elm barter unb lnabieliger Bes
ruff, benz bieier Mamn, ben mir iebt
sur etpigen &ube befatten, nit Sreue
unb 9ingebung faft big gu ieiner leBten
Stunbe ft9 gepibmet bat. Wenn
uus al iebem Sage I'M einen geringen
prets bas 8latt ins6aus gebra1t tpirb,
in mel9em mir bic 9ta9ri6ten BON nab
uno fern woblseor6net suiammengeiteqt
| finben, tpenn mir, mie es bel 8ielen ges
| f9iebt. es geipannt .ertparten unb NIT
6aft 5anaf greifen, -ann benten mir
bel bem Gergnigen, tpel9es uns bic
2eftiire bereitet, nurS slten an bic Miib=
ial Der 9eriteauns, unb nod weniger
empfinben mir bas @efiibl bes Oanfes
| fIr bic Wdnner, bic in anItrengenoer,
bic gferpen erregenber Nrbeit al ben
Stoff auiammenbringen unb in fliegen=
ber @ile fi@ten unb orbnen.
Gie piel &lugbeit, mie biel Nusoauer
unb @mligfeit geb0rt ni1t ba5u, I'M
bier un6 bort Neues 5u erfabren, nie
aniteqig gefellig, mie borfit9tg unb be-
ionnen muB Ser ni9t fein, Der einen
peri6lDHeneu Meni6en oaau brin9en
tuil, ben Muab gu 6faen um ibn
Sntereifantes mit3utbeilen; tpie piel
8eiit unb 2aune brau6t man nur, um
benz @ei9mad bes 9eiers angenebm
gu maWen; unb ba gilt es, 10 Oiele
&lippea gu bermeiben! Sie 9iiter
oes @eieBes lugen nit iGarfem Nuse,
ob ni6r irgenb eine Notis 6as MaB
ber Grlaubten iiberf6reitet, pDer tie ge=
ben bel! Spuren mad, auf pet6em Me=
ge bic gta9ri6t in bic Spalten bes
Blattes gebrungea 1T, uno bollenbs,
tpenn irgenb elmer aus ber Mai5e bur9
cine Melbuag perlebt 1T ober fib ber=
lebt glaubt, tpenn in bet Saft Der Sc
f9dfte cine Rebepenbung 3u f6arf ge.
lporben it, ooer cine Sbatfa6e ipirfli6
entifeat ooer gar fali6 lit, ipie 8iele
peBen "a bic 3dtne, tint OIL bem Gufe
oes MoHnes gu hagen, bem fie bod nod
10 biele angenebme 5tunben gu uerban=
fen baben! 9ie preHe 1T, tpie man
iagt, bic ie@ite @roBmadt, aber ibre
Wertreter, 10 iebr fe aud bas 6f=
fentlibe urtbeil beitimmen, baben nit
oem rebli6ften Willen, &e6t unb @es
ieg in @bren 5u balten, nidt Der @ez
tabr, bas WfaB au ii5erf9reiten unb
barte, bitter en1pfunbene Strafen an
ibrem Cute ober gar an ibrer Greibeit
gu erbuloen.
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20 Sagen, ein n5auraul6" aber nit
80 Sagem in ben Steinbrii6en. unbers
bei1erli1e @dufer befommen bas 'con~
silium abeundi', auf Seutld): ben
vS9ub", ober r2aufpaB".
9aB bel elmer iol6en In3abl bon
@olbaten, bon benen elm grober She'll
an Elm unge3iigeltes 2eben geu6bnt 1T,
ni6t ftreng genug auf Orbnung un6
Oiseiplin geieben tperoen fann, ntuB
einem ieben billig bettfenben Meni6en
einleu6ten; trobbem baben bic Snfaiz
fen bic ooaite Greibeit unb f6nnen 10
unabbdngig leben, tpie Der 8ogel I'M
6anfiamen.
Selbfberifdnbli6 gebt bier Maes nod
militdrif6en Gormalitdten, nur baB tpir
nt9t nit Dem S6ieBpriigel gu ererciren
b,au9eu, finb gang militarii6 geflei=
Bet, Die ltniformeu fogar BON beferem
9tpff unb 99nitt, als Die Der reguld=
rem Q[rntee.
&ursum = i'd bin gu bsr lleberaeus
gung gelangt, baB feline anbere &egtes
rung BET Welt nur anudberno 10 gut
fir ibre alten 5oI6aten iorgt, aIs tDie
Die oes guten u1ncle Sam.
l1n6 "last but not least'' NIT tpelz
der 8efriebigung faan Der tpirfli6
buff unb beimatbslDie alte &rieger benz
&eit ieiner Sage, iopie ieinem Ibles
ben bier entgegenfeben. grfrantt er,
io6aB er drstli9er 9alfe bebarf. gebt
er In 6as Der v0einiatb@ angeb6rige
| 9ofpital, oas aufs gomfortabelite ein=
geri9tet lit unb tpoielbit er bic bette
dratli6e @erpfleguns erbdlt, ilnglei6
beher als III einem itdotii6en 9ofpital,
in Dem Der patient nod obenein tbeuer
gu sablen bat. lln0 ifirbt ct f6lieBli9,
10 tpirD er in einen duberif anftdnbigen
5arg gsbettet nnb nit allen mtlitariz
i6en @bren bon feinen alien &riegsfas
mera6en auf einem bon 3ablrei9en Bduz
men bef9atteten Sobesader 5ur Iebten
&ubeitdtte geIeitet.
Wabrli9, Der Sniaife elmer fol@en
uSeimatb", bat ale 1ria9e, bem S66s
pier gu banfen, bab er unter elmer Ste
gierung lebt, bic fiir b ber dltn B.
md ig unbebeutenoe seleiitete 9ien=
ite ii9 In 10 liberaler Weiie erfenntli6
5eist. Sd tam ni6t umbin, es gu
tpieoetbolen: feine anbere &egierung
In ber Welt fann fi6 zines @lei6en
riibmen!
@s iinb gegenpdrtig flint FOLDER ST.
ftitute in ben Ser. Staten erri9tet,
unb alpar: in Sogus, Me., 9ampton,
8a., 0apton, Obio, MiIuautee Wisc.
unb 2eabenmortb, &as., nit elmer 8es
fammts sSniafiea,abl bon ungef. $4,000
alter Solbaten, bic tbeils mod i'm me-
rifanif9en, fotpie namentli@ I'M legten
Bitrgerfriege in Der, Ser. StaatensNrz
NEE gebient unb nit einem ebrenboaen
Ibf9ieo aus 6erielben entlafen Durs
ben. Bisber tpuroe bas "Home" tn
Dapton, Obio, fiir bas id6nite unb
grOBartigite gebalten, oaifelbe aQein
faBt 5000 Sniailen; maubebauptet iez
bod, baB iid innerbalb einiger Sabre
oas bieiige in ber unmittelbaren Ndbe
bon 2eaoeunortb, &as., als bas "non
plus ultra ertpeiien tpiro.
r ST.
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MDer's
&berrt1s sNectptdl


lift In ben Mnfang8itabten ber Ius;ebr1ng
nnl9dtbar. Sc tbut bent 9uften @inbalt,
beilt Die erfranfte @etpebe, ltnb er3ielt ftets
Seilung, tpenn man es 3eitig ge1ug attz
tpenbet.
,Bor bret Sabren sog i6 mir eire beftige
grfdltung, 3l1 bte fi1 19nen 3n 8rnftbrdll1e
unb ielbff sl1 NuS3ebri1ng ertttpidelte. Sd
mar 3u 1htpab anf sl1 iet1r, 1rtagerte iebr ab,
unb bipete llnalifb0rlid). Sd lieB mild bon
mebreren &er5ten bebanbelr, aber tbre Be<
niibungen mir 5lt belfen tparen fru9tloS,
unb iie alle 5agte1l, i6 babe bic gus5ebrnng.
Gnblid) perihaffte mir ein Srennb ettle 6la=
56e BON Mber'S GberrD= =pectoral. Sd ftng
an, bieies etnSunebmen, i1n6 bon Der erften
DOTS an eutpfatlb td 2tnberung. Sd fubr
ban1it fort, unb bie stpeite Slai9e
Petlte Ulth
ponfomn1eu, l1nb id) bin ieitbem geiuub."
S. 9. 8rableb, Malben, Maii.
Berettet bon
ST. 3. 6. Mber & Co.. 3oineIl, @aff,
Sn aIen @potbetea aa baben.
Nrets 81; feds Glafcben $5.
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Gine idbredltd)e sypr,,t

Der Malaria 1T @sdielfieber. 8eaanbise Mii'
bisteit. bet Sdlaf bur6 eipen Grofanfal un'
terbro6en. sefolst BON elmer beraebremoen Sise,
unO Oann elm i6pademoer S@tpeiB. Gin @e'
fi.bl ber Gritarruus mie bon adlte, aber fein
Sdiitteln bssleitst es. s fte t ters sra e n.
bitters bertreibt iehen &nfal, ipenn cs aud
bic bartnddisite Gorm bieies bon @fiasmen Der.
rlbrenben 9etpenS 1T @s 1T ebenlo unnOslid
ed Our@ gbinia gu berireiben aIs Gibraltar
nit sinem Morer sn erfturmea. @falariide
eeiben ieber slrt iuerben BON elmer St0tung Der
9eber besleitet, enc Sbatfade, Die bur@ bic
selbIide garbe bepieien miro, bic Die Saut
udbrenb bteier 5franfbeit annimmt. Das 8it.
terS 1T elm ii6eres Mittel segen bieies Ssmp>
tom, pie aud se9en feline llrfaAe. 8erifopfuns,
Gsspepiie, RbeumetiSmus uno llntbdtisfeit
Der slieren unb ber 8lale tusrben au9 bnr@
tieIe aussesei6neten @littel seboben.
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perlieB, uno er fpra6 ben ganaen Sag
fein Mprt nebr.

perlieb, umo er fpra@ ben ganaen Sag
tein Wort mebr.
&laus begab fi9 auf birectem @ege
iiber Marieille nod SingapDre. Dort
blieb er in6eiien nur fllrse 3eit. st bat=
te bic 8efannti9aft zines 6DQdnbers
gema9t, ber auf Sumatra groBe Be=
| fibungen batte, unb bic @r5dblung bon
oem bef9merIi9en 2eben oafelbf batte
ben tbatenluitigen &laus gereist.
SIN Gebruar bes Sabres 1869 itteg
] Glaus Beper in Sumatra ans 2ano.
Gin bartes miibepoaes 9aiein iollte fi6
| ibm erl9lieben. Mber geraoe oas mar
es, mas er iu9te. st empfano eineMrt
tpoliiftiser Greube, ii6 t6rperlib big
3ur @ri9lafung abauarbeiten uns alss
| oann ieiuen rubele93enben 8liebern Die
&ube su perIagen. St perri9tete bic
Mrbeii bes sering1ten ieiner 2ne6te, uno
er i6affte fir 9rei. ST troBte ben beiz
/ ben 8ibertpdrtigfeiten bes Glimas.
Sci ben @uropdern galt er als Sons
berIing, bel ben Gingebornen als ein b6s
beres Welen, bem lie nur NIT f9euer
Demutb gu naben magtea. gr batte it'd
eine gcitnbtide &enntniB 6er eigentbim=
li6en @erbdltniile oes 2anbes gu eigen
gema1t un6 mar in berbaitnibmdBig
furaer 3eit aIs umli9tiger unb tii9tiger
&aufnann 5u bobem 9lniehen gelangt.
Sein !0aus bliibte uno geoieb, unb ais
6as fnafte Sabr gu @n6e sing, mar er
int 8eiB zines reipectabeln WermDgens.
5@on traf ct 9lnitalten, feline Sc
i9dfte abautpideln unb bic 9eimreile
anautreten, als ibm elm niidterner unb
In ben gep6bnliben taufmannii9en
Gormen gebaltener Brief ieines dlteiten
grubers melbete, baB Der alte Safob
8emeg mad fur5er &ranfbeit fanft ent=
f9lafen Iei.
&laas tpurbe bur9 bieie Mittbeilung
tief erf6iittert. SEPT erit ma6te er fi@
tlar, tpie lteb er ben Nlten gebabt, unb
tpie i'm uibts tpeiter nod Der 9eimatb
suriidsetrieben babe, als bas ME ausges
fpro6eme @erlangen, ben 8ater tpiebers
suiebea.
(Gortiesums foIst.)
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Gin groBer Sfanbal iebt felt
einigen Sagen bic Bunbesbauptifabt in
getpegung. @or einiger 3eit tpurbe
beri6tet, Der poli3ei= gbef babe feline
l1ntergebenen inifruirt, tpdbren6 Der
nd6ften &ongreBfibung bic 2OnsreBs
Wsitglieoer ti9tig aus3ufpioniren, Dos
nit man iol9e, bic ni6t INNER auf ben
Wegen Der Sugenb tuanbeln, in Die Sc,
malt befommen uub bur6 Nnsif por
gntbiqungen beftimmen f6nne, m6gs
li6f biel @elb fiir BEN Diiirift i'm Nlz
gemeinen unb beionbers fIr bic poli5ei
5u bemilligen.
Ser poliseiz@bef erbob segen einen
pplt3eis2teutenant Mrnolb, bon benz
bieie Mn5aben ausgesangen fein follten,
Mnflage. Diefer benefit iebt aber bur6
anoere poliaei Offi3iere bic Wabrbeit
feiner Iusfagen. Das S9limmfe 1T,
baB bic Diitrifts &ommifdre. felber,
tpelbe ber 8ermaltung oes Diifrifts
bpriteben, in bic 5a6e perpidelt gu 1ein
f6einen.
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Gtm after @itraar fprt@t.

Ntr. s. N1. Norris, elm alter Bepobner bon
&ome, @a., iast, bab er beftis an Mierenleioen
mebrere Sabre lang gu Ieioen bate mnb ebenio
brei Sabre lang an gcaema. 8u 8eiten fonnte
er gar ni9t seben un6 bate biel Seilnittel
erfolslos beriubt, Bis ct anfins electric 8itters
gu sebrau@en unb feline Sdnoe unb 6iiBe init
8udlens grniea Salbe einaureiben. Siefe
8ebanblung berl9affte ibm grleihteruns, uno
bebbaIb empfieblt er electric 8itterS Allen, bic
nit gfisrenleiben bebaftet iinb, ober eineS Slut.
reinisers bebiirfen. 8u baben bel u. Grei6.
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9}ur tneuioe Qe,1te hohpn 81

gllr peniae 2eute baben cine
Soee, tpte biel Sinbfaben in bielem
2anbe berbrau9t tpirb. Die be6eutenb=
fen Gonlumenten bieles 9lrtifels fins
bic Garmer, tpel@e babon fit bic vielb1ts
binbenben" grntezMai9inen allidbrli9
ungefdbr 10000 pfunb berbrau6en.
&e@uet man fiinf pfunb auf bic Meile,
10 tparbe bieie Quantitdt 8inbfaben
ausrei6enb iein, um mebr, als feds
@faI bic gan5e @rbe gu ungiirten. IS
finb ettpa orei SUB 8inbfaoen notbnens
big, I'm Elm 8unb Strob su binben. Ser
Sarmer fiBt auf feiner Mai6ine, fdbrt
allein cur6 fein @rntefelb unb mdbt
biinbelt unb binbet obne iebe anSertpets
tise 9alfe spblf Nder @etreibe ben
Sag. gu elmer iol6en 8ollfommenz
5eit in Der Mai6inerie bat es berelts oer
ameritauii6e grfinbungsgeiit gebra6t.
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@ebr ran6e=
SIMMONS
Liver Regulator
aeqen alle 3rantheitsn Der
Qeber. yiteren, Mtls 1tnb Magetts+

aeaen alle 3rantbeitsn Der
9eber, glieren, Mils unb Nfasens+
8 Ieies rein pesetabilii@s Mit>
tel, ,u,, 70 beribmt alS 9ans-
arst Il, entitonb 1S2 TN
@n su. gs nirft m ii auf
bic ) drme mnb stieren, resu>
Iirt ie gbatieteit Der 2eber nno
iiff46er, alei1bieI mas I'D als
bic sranfbeit berausfeuea mag,
bas bette S9nsmttteL
wei alIen aepObnliden aranfbei.
ten orb es obne Beibtlfe it
oeus elmer anbern Gr5net cine
T9.emnise Seiluns ber>
beif-bren.
ginr irf5ames Setlmtftel |.
.Sh fonn Simmons 2iber Regulator als eth
ipirlfomeg )eiImitteG aegen allies 9eberlei0en,
Robfpeh ill. aeaen ghspepiie entpfeblsn.N
aepiS 6. Bunber, slf @ofm., Ybllaoelpbta.
s. in 8 3eitberluit # tstne
erbred dung ooer @e'
fdcftsH0rung ipdBreno
mar Sen Gesutator einninn,t.
& abern, Sie iiber gIdbnn.
ger. aopfmeb &ber Ma'
aenabeIfett Hagen, iptr0 etn
She .SffeI bon ober mebr 3inbes
ranq gepdbren.
81 mn bas DiitteI selegentlid
bon9 atienten ei.1ge1onin,en tpiro,s
bic t Nalaria auSseiebt finb,
pirt es oo8 @tft au8meraen nnb
fie bsr Dem anfaM bepatren.
Glatadten zines Mrates.
seit 90 sabren prattiaire i'd als arst rnb
Elm ME i'm e tanbe aeseefen, cine begetabtlii9e
M1ifduno slfammensufeben, pelde tuie Sint.
mons aiber regulator bic 2eber 5ur Sbdtisteit
anreat unb gls,daeitis bic geroaunngs, nn6
8IutbtIbune jtrdffe bes Srsanismns fartt, Eatt
fie au fdpalien.-2. %, CLINTON, M. d. wa'
fbiustou, IL.
Natet bar 7uf, bus Gdte 81 betOmmen,
bereitet bon
j. H. Zeilin &c Co., gbilaOelpbta.
preis $1.00.
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= Gorger, Summer, &rantbeit,
giebersei9lagenbeit pber gntfrdftung
MAIDEN oft bas 9aar frtbaeitig grau.
Our6 Mnmenbung bon 9aa's begetas
bilif6em 5ieilianif6em 9aar=grneuerer
fann man inn feline iugenbli9e Garbe
unb Sd6nbeit tpieber geben.
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Barter Wimf. Ser &ebatteur
bes Start So. Sas. nllngeuitter" giebt
feinen 2efern ben foIgenoen 3aunpfabls
mint gum Dantiagungstag: Ser Surs
fep, ben man uns lebtes Sabr insSancs
tum bra9te, mar elm Geger BON 16
pfunb. gs fol uns tpunbern, tper
benielbeu bieies sssabr In ben @@atten
ftelIeu tpir6.
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- Cine Sammlung aller frana6fis
f6en 8hbnenitiide BON Mnfang an 1T
in Yaris peranItaltet tporben. sic
adblt $4,000 Stud.
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9funlnler 1881.
L. ERI1E.sSHsT1 -&%Es9&SE14
fit 2Saarem &erbi 2Simrz>aiom 1SS6-S7.
lit 0e1t t,erid1ieoemftett sSarbe1t at1t0 Mfuf


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NOTICE,

s'Brick' l'oneIOy is not content
with laying a foundation for a .to.t
une in TO ora''o, in connection with
the Atlantic-i acific Halfway Tun,
mel, bnt has opened up new oijct
at 234 Broadway, New York C ty
trom which he is issuing Pomeroy' S
Democrat ha dsome sixteen PAGE
paper, III feite: style than ever he
tore, and is a making great Sue
cess OF 1t. IN it defence OF the prin-
clp es OF Demo racy,t the rights of Ia,
Dor and its opposition to CLEVELAND
IN all that pertain tn t,n Nugwilm
plness OF his adm ni>trat,On. an to
his re~nomlnat !'oneroy Dem
Ocrat is as hot a. the ear end of a
hornet, and as sol as the front
end of buffalo bull. And he pa
per is having wi,les,, cad inhu
ence- Tie price Of the DEMOCRAT
is on Y two dollars year, ana a
valuable present in additional. TO
every subscriber. Agents are want
ed In every town to canvass for the
paper, and to make money by so
dong. Samp copies free. Address
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"A Mothers Love

Maternal love is the embodiment
OF the ore idea Of perfectaess and
purity and faith, under the hear
en-.
In the hour of resolve and emula-
ton the value of the warrior NAV hs
over towering amid pathetic ferror
anu emit u5iasm the orator and poe,
may thrill us to glorious exliIara-
ton; bu- a. the final test. with death
closing about us, besides the hearts
trust III God, the mothers love bears
;'li aaai isis, becomes Stronger and
t'r2r, and more p tent to snrport
as e2itl and It's transitorv homes
t'de farther and farther away.
10 look up to The blue. beautiful
hea'eo, 50 wide, so mercifu;ly wide
Tor AL the e:ring and lepentant; one
thou i.t of all the mother has borne
am >tru@s led for, one fervid real;-
zatlon OF her patience and sui lluc
trust and endeavor, seems to be the
second Cavalry of our hopes. Her
work i'll life. our own belief in its f.
deity and acceptance in heaven
sight, seem to lessen the wretchcd-
Ness and failure of our own weak H.
bors.
H9r face may be homely and wriu-
kleo and Old, her hands f,ltelina
aud uast sadly, y ct those features are
aureo.ea with G silver crown, won
th'oas ! patient suffering, those
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-05

trembling fingers are magnetic Still
to thrill and guide and bless.
What we owe her volumes have
told. How much, silently and earn
estiy, we repay her, she never knows
this side of the grave.
For the soul that has wandered,
returning to its allegiance in latter
years, can never frame the soulful
thoughts that strive to atone fer the
remissnesses OF the past.
Amid the hi terness Of contritior,
and the lodgings OF hopeless regret
the souls ardent love makes up for
all the careless gone by years; the
influence Of a motherer's example
is accepted, and sought for, and
profitee By, and cherished.
If tie hidden emotions Of many a
heart, seemingly hardened AID im
uersed in the cares of life, we're re-
vealed, We should be surprised to
know how miny are on the border
line of Ecaven.y faith, only because
to them tie mystery of a mothers
love has never yet departed from
the Observation-Disclosures
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-05
THE RIGHT OPINION OF THE
SOUTH.

1t is very evident from Senator
Sherman's speech, Mr.. Blaine's
speeches. Congressman Rice's letter
and other indications Of Republican
sentiment that the Republican party
relies very much upon the sectio ,al
issue to recover power Lo-h in 1856
and in 1888. The South was never
so tranquil, so busy and so prospar>
Gus as to-day. The coIored race
were never so happy. SO progressive,
so secure III their persons and prop
erty and their gettinys ard goings !;
never before were 50 many children
in common school at the South, of
either race-ncver SO many in higher
schools ami colleges. In all the e.-
sentials Of civiliz,l peace and plen-
", that section is advancing.
Springfield Rc2Ht2icag, Rep.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-05
Good Manners in a Pres dent.
DanyllIe VA Register, Dem.

sl'he Danvil'e Register, 'canno,
help thinking the President treated
the Richmond people badly and
there are a great many persons of the
same opinion '-Lynchburq Neacs.
Our position Is this: According to
the rules of polite society in old Vir>
ginia. when man and bis wife are
invited out on any occasion, it is
usual, rot to say imperative, that
some excuse shOald be offered if the
wife fail to 60. Now the President
and his wife, were invited to Rich
mOnd and they accepted the invita>
ton. but ali at once the plans are
changed and the President leaves bis
wife at Omo and goes to Richmond
without her. Doesn't common po-
likeness suggest that the President
ought to have offered some excuse
for Mrs. CIsveland's absence?
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-05
HSrnl so~aEe ia Every Day
life

Have the courage to discharge
debt while You have the money in
your pocket.
Have the courage to do without
th~t which you do not need, how
over much Your eyes may covet
1t.
Have the courage to speak Your
Bind when it IS necessary you
should dc 80. md to hold your
ton.ue when it is prudent you
should do 80.
Have tie courage to speak Co a
friend in a'sesdy' coat, even though
you are in company with rich
one, and richly attired.
Have the courage to own you are
poor, Aao thus disarm poverty of
It's sharp'st sting,
Havs the courage to tell man
why you will not lend him your
money.
Have the courage to cut the
most agreeable acqual tance you
have, when you are convinced that
lie lacks principle. "A friend
should bear with a. friends il.tirmi-
ties but not with his vices.
Have the courage to wear Old
clothes until you can pay for new
ones.
Have the courage to wear thick
boots in winter, and insist upon
ysur wife and daughters doing the
same.
! Have the courage to prefer cons
fort and proprlety to fashion in all
things.
Have the courage to acknowledge
your ignorance, rather than to seek
credit for knowledge under false
pTetences.
Have the courage to provide an
entertainment for your friends
within your means not bevand
it.
Have the courage to take a good
paper, and pay for it annually in adj
vance, The Christian FITNESS,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-05

Dispara2e and depreciate no enc +;
an insect has feeling, and an atom
a shadow.
Though mons persons ought not
to be hated, y&t without all perad-
venture THAR practices justly may.
A good word is an easy obligation,
but not to spesk Ill. requires only
our silence, which costs US moth
ing.
He that wrsstles with US stl ength-
ems our nerves and shapens our
skill. Oar anita emit is really our
helper.
Success soon pals. The joyous
time 10 WIS n the breeze first strike g
our sails, and the waters rustic und err
our bows.
If wo did bnt know how little
some enjoy of the great things they
possess, there wSu,d ust be niue b
envy in the world.
Truth needs no policies, nor stra~
ia gems, nor licsnsings to make her
victorious those are the shifts and
detences Of error.
Be not disturbed for tribes by
the practice of this rule we should
come in time to think most things
too trlfiin. to disturb IS.
Employment, which Ga!en calls
Natures phyu.ciar,' is so essential
to human happiness that Incidence
is Justly considered the mother OF
misery.
If words are sometimes to be used
they ought to be grave, kind and So
Der. repr-~.eting the i'll or unbecom>
ssne.s OF thS rxslt, rather than the
s.stY rstl.s sf the child for it.
-Nx
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-05

At reception given to the Taylor
brothers in Gallatin on Tuesday three
cakes on the banquet board attracted
general attention. OAc, which was
the cen trail ornamel t Of the table,
was the figure of a man tiadling, and
around the borders WAS the inscrip~
ton: "The Mountain Fiddler VIII
Vim" Another was fringed with
white ornaments ana on it was the
inscription The Ne, Governor. -
And still another was trimmed with
red, ATS color, and Oh it were the
words: The N,xt Governor s
Brother. '-PhI.. Times.