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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-04
For the Observer.
SHOCK OF AN EARTH
QUAKE.

At ten minutes 10 ten o'clock on
Tuesday night, Aug. 3lst, a slight
shock OF an earthquake vas felt by
the inmates of DR.. Cameron's house
in this place. The Doctor was in
bed asleep, all the ladies bad retired
but one who was reading by the
lamp in the sitting room. Suddenly
the house began to move, AMI a
strangc rumhiing sound accompa-
MED the movee,eut. The chair in
which Miss Cameron was seated
Jared as though some one were
shaking it, the lamp shade jlrgled,
the opca doors shook, and every
thing in the room tremh!ed. The
ladies up stairs felt the jar and
heard the sound so distinctly that
they snatched up their lamp and
came down t." see what it could
mean. Although the house and
everything In it was so shaken
nothing was moved out of place. 1t
Is supposed that the shock began
dUOUl tel MINUTES DcioFc Ten CioSh'
for after il was all owe some one
looked at the clock and found that
it was just five minutes to that hour.
A year ago about this time, two
ladies OF the family were in the sit.
ung room, and they saw a portion
ot the floor distinctly rise and lower
three times IN quick succession
while a FAINT rumbling sound was
heard. But neither soaud nor mo
uon' compared with what vas heart
and felt or Tuesday night. The ex
~perIence was very curious and no
at all agreeable!
The Doctor awoke and ~teelin!
the house shaking and hearing th'
sounds, asked What was the mat
ter?" "Ouly an earthquake" wa
The reply"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-04
~NLURALGIC
AND ~ERYSIPELAS.

About four years ago l was at
tackled with what the physicians
pronounced neuralgia rheumatism,
accompanied with erysipelas. My
appetite tailed me entirely, and |
had an lntermittirg pulse and very
irregular p~ulsations of the heart. A
terrible pain soon came into my
chest and shoulders, and | became
SO helpless that | could attend to no
business at all. The pains were
movable, and would sometimes pass
from n part of my body to an.
other. Finally the erysipelas broke
out on my left hand and arm, and
produced much swelling. | was TO,
eighteen months afflicted in'this way
and OF course used a great many
kinds of medicines, but nothing gave
me rellet. Friends finally persuaded
me to try S"itl's Specific. [ no
liced a decided Improvement while
taking the fist bottle. | continued
its use until | had taken about one
dozen bottles, when | found mysei
sound and we'll again, with no sigr
OF the disease left except a s,iffne>.
in my hand, a result of the erysip
elias. While taking the medicine
gained on an average two pounds 0
flesh per day. | think S. S. S.
valuable medicine, and | frequent,
recommend it to my friends.
REV. X. VI. PICKENS.
Greenville, 5. G., June u, 1886.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
Tie Swift Specific Co., Drawer
Atlanta, Ga.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-04

Etght LnrgG Prqcs, g Columns. ou5y
one DotlGr per Year.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH i filled With
the news FROM ali parts Of the worlp}.
Our telcS9Aphic service covers every
country.
All greet social. religious and po.iti-
cal movements nj home or abroad are
faithfully chrpnirled.
All new discoveries in science and
their apuflrationlo agricultural and me
chanirIl arts. tilil It place in its col
INNS.
The farmer has a department full OF
instructive matter and the Ladies' are
kept informed of Fashions VARYING
phases and OF al new household novel
ties.
1t is i welcome visitor to every mem
Der OF the family.
livery number coHtaili>a m interesting
story, an! portraits anl bio-raphlcal
sketches OF leading mea of our own and
OF other countries.
\ weekly review Of the principal
markets II the United States i an i'm
p"tiaut feature.
IN short. we aim 10 make the WEEKLY
III PATCH % attractive i'll all its de-
gartment> that is readers Will not vii
llnGiy give it NJ, and 81 valuable a. AN
educator n Young and old, that no fam
lily can afford 10 ne without il.
Special attention i given to NORTH
CAROLINA news. Il corps ot CORES
loulcUt> IL that State furnishing every
th:l- "i interest promptly by telegraph.
Car circulation WAS doubled the ua>;
year. Tie large addition, 10 oar sub.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-04

SENATOR Malone declines to
be a candidate for Congress from
the fourth Virginia district.
Hon. John w. Graham aG-
dressed a large crowd near Clayton,
in Johnston county, last week.
At the University about 1875
students have registered up to date.
The Old Hi is again tull OF l;fr, and
the hearts of the people are made
glad.
The Wilmington Star says it
is rumored in New York that ex-
President Davis has a book ready
for publication. /, is about the war
and is said to DE somewhat anec-
dotal and descriptive.
-In the State Democratic Con.
%venlion held at Raleigh, Aug. 10Th.
Smith was re nominated for Chic
Justice over Merrimon. The Con
venlion then nominated Merrimor
aud Asho for Associate Justices
--Webster's Reidsviile Week.,
says Of our candidate GRAHAM
should be elected to Congress in th,
Fourth District. He is no dema
gogue, ne small tip politician, anC
whatsoever he promises to do b.
Will do. He is 4 worthy, sensible
high s'rurg gentleman, and one o
the ablesl lawyers in the State.
-The Republican Compression
al Convention of The Second Di>tric
was held at kinston. Aug. 25tt
The Attendance was very large.
NJ. Abbott, Of Ncwbcrn, was place,
IN nomination. \ disagreement be
gan, and the convention 81 lit int
two wings; II ct which nominate
James L O'IIara, colored, the PIE,
ent Congressman, while the othe
nominated Abbott, who is a VIII,
man. Both candidates are expecte
to 90 before the people. Q, Youu!
of lleadrt>on, who was exrected
hc the candidate, declined TO perm
his tame TO 60 before the COZ
Vcut!un.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-04

GOOD RESULTS IL EVERY CASE.
d.. y Bradford, Wholesale paper
dealer OF Chattanooga, Tenn, writes,
that be. was seriously afflicted with a
severe cold that settled on his lungs
had tried many remedies without
benefit. Being induced TO try DR..
Kings New Discovery for Con
SUMPTION, did So aud was entirely
cn'ed by use Il a lew bottles. Since
which time be has used IT IN his fam-
lily Tor all Coughs and Colds with
hes, results. This is the experience
OF thousands whose lives have been
saved b. this Wonderful Discovery.
Trial Bottles tree a. all Druggists.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-04
WONDERFUL ULCERS.
ATLANTA, GA, June 5, 1886.

ATLANTA, GA, June 5, 1886.
In 1878 there came on my hand
what was thought 10 he a carbuncle,
which ran It's urse several months.
broke and finally healed. The mex,
spring knots. or knodes, came on my
arms, which were thought to be
rheumatic, and | took gallons OF
medicine from the bes, physicians in
Cnlhbert, Ga, where | then resided.
About this tine my lett limb be.
low the knee commenced swelling
at fearful rate, and finally ca,ne to
a head and broke. Both arms were
sore, and | could hardly bear my
weight standing, ana hardly know
how | managed to live through i,
all. About this time We moved
from Cuthber: to Atlanta. | began
TO despair OF ever getting we'll the
sore on my limb was a regular eat
ing u'ceb now about three inches III
length, Two inches in width, seeming
TO be down to the bone, and dis
charging about a cuptui Of pns
(matter) per day, my arms still run.
nlng, my sleep disturbed, and | some.
times thought | would lose my
reason.
\ friend recommended B. 3. B
| commenced its use, and saw an i'm.
provement from the very first.
have only taken 5 or 9 bottles, ana
any arms are entirely well, and the
large ulcer on my limb has healed
| now feel like a new person. thanks
to such a noble remedy, B. B. B.
MRS. FANNIE HALL.
100 Yves. Baker ST., Atlanta, Ga
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-04
STATE NEWS.
Mt. Airy has FIVE tobacco war,


The tobacco farmers are making
\ beginning in Mecklenburg county.
are already twenty-five barns
IT the weed.
O! what a corn crop Granville
will have this year, cries the Oxford
I~orchlight. l, will be the largest
and best since tho war.
Greensboro Female College has
opened with more pupils than ever
mp to the fourth day. The
prospec, is bright for the largest at
tendance since the war.
Greensboro Patriot Hon. Kemp
z. Battle delivered quite an inter,
esting lecture in the Benbow Hall
on the night of the 18th OF August,
on the subject OF the\origin OF the
OF the counties III this State
Farmers send to tie PROGRESSIVE
F1urmer, Winston, n. C.,and get a
form of the Constitution and By
Laws tor the organization Of Farm
er's Clubs. Mailed to any address
tree. Forsyth county has ten clubs
which have organized a County
Club.
Winston Progressive Farmer The
crops are booming and hard times
will come again no more" in a
lwelvemonth. Corn, cotton, tobac-
co, and the grasses have improved
wonderfully within the past month
and our farmers all through the
State are hopeful and cheerful.
Raleigh Visitor: The case OF Tay.
lor vs.. Winborne, which is one OF
the series of cases against the Coun
ty Commissioners tor failure t.
grant certain Licenses, was tried> be
fore Justice NJ. 3. Barbee in the
court house to-day, with a jury
Tbs. verdict was IL favor OF the de
iehdant. The case presented some
nice points of law and was ably ar
uuo1 on IOt n sides
Chatham Record A white maj
was sent to Jail at Moore Court las
week for having snapped wives wit
another man. Did you ever hear Q
such q ease before? When judy
Gilmer asked him what be had {,
say why sentence should not b
passed, he said that he didn't kno,
it was any harm that a man cam
: to his house with a wife who was
better looking woman than his wifi
and bantered him for a swap, an
be snapped, paying $3.50 to boot
!, aud that as it was bis first swap b
+ hoped the Judge ~ould let him o
with a light senteuce. The olhe
snapper was not caught. This
I an actual fact.
News was received at Ashevill,
= Auo oatn nt a most horr;hln ap
hear,-rend,ng accident which o,
Cured on Tryon Mountain on thu
day. n construction train brok
loose while ascending the mountai,
aud wen, wbirIing down the grad
, at a terrible speed. Oyersecr Swi
. and five couvicts were INSTANTLY Xii
ei and II persons wounded. IT
: engineer had left the engine
charge Of the flem.n. The ira
started down the grade and the al
brakes refused to work. The spec
down the mountain was thought
be at The ate OF s~eventY-6.e mill
an hour. Strange TO say. Meth,
h the engine nor fiat cars Jumped II
l.. track. The men standing on Il
Y flat cars had nothing 10 hold on
:. and were thrown in different dire
lions when a short curve was iurne
Some of them were horribly ma
d g'ed. The train was stopped, aft,
2 running six miles.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-04
INURNIP SEED Tor SALE,

DR.. Pride Jones. Clerk of the SUPER
or QUIT OF Orange County. says. "Jf->t-
fhullil. Who WIS trained by thu i.lf
Judge kuihli IL II gardener. alttI Wii' =
particularly expert III -ay!tr @.f.'''ii
allu other SEEDS. oilers Tor ~tfc ~."-l ~
the White Norfolk Gio's.. seven !H.1
AMI Blue Top or Blue Skin Iuitai'>.
The seed all saved br himself ana :I7';n
selected roots. | take pleasure 40 ~
commenting his SeerI.
| have also az hand a tine iot 81
aberdeen Inrnip seed.
can be found ~ iny HON" "ilf mtl"
east Of Iliiisloro on the Durham ft-ai
or all orders addressed "a ne III Hills
eoro will receive promp. attention.
Respectfully.
rN--rs
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-04
\ BOOK OF WONDERS, FREE.

All who desire full information
about the cause and cure of Blood
Poisons, Scrotula and Scrofulous
Swellings, Ulcers, Sores, Rheuma-
tism, Kidney Complaints, Catarrh,
etc, a secure by mail, free, a copy
Of our 81 page illustrated Book of
Wonders, filled with the most won
delfnl and startling proof ever be-
tore known. Address.
BLOOD BALM CO..
Atlanta, Ga.
~ b. B. 3. for sale in Hillsboro
by W. A. Ha. es, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-04
ID. WEBSTER.
DENTIST,
~HILLSBORO. y. c..

Office in the large room OF the Berry
building formerly occupied by Dr. j
\. Robertson. All kinds OF ~.rli;.tI
work promptly attended to. ChAr,--
moderate.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-04
GROVE ACADEMY.
MALE y FEMALE.

Sessions open the Second Monday in
January and July Of each year. Terms
per Session OF five months: English
Course, $3.50 20 SI5.U0.
Classical Course. 325.
Music with use of Instrument, $3.50.
Board per month. $500.
Address B. {. RATION, Prin ipal.
Cedar Grove, Orange Co. y. G.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-04
.END FOR SAMPLE COPIES,
THEY COST NOTHING.
News and ob@cr.
vcl., Ikalcioh, N. e..

The l'rgest. best and chrapest paper
published in the state. ~ltl,graphic
accounts of all Interesting vents from
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Full Market REPORTS. 4 paper for
every family. Established iS.2-and
gets better every year.
Send your lillne. POStofficc address
and $500 for one year $l.Oo Tor 6
months.
Every North Carolinian should take
it The Invest, most progressive paper
III the State.
THE WEEkLY NEWS-OBSERVER
Raleigh. Y. L.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-04
A GENEROUS PROPOSITION

We are cred'Lly informed that the
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, TIA, pro.
pose to cure any OF the following
complaints for Ole third the money
and IN one half The time required by
auy known remedy on earth. The
diseases enbrace all forms of Scrot
ula AMI Sc~rotulous Ulcers aud Tu-
mors, all stages Ut Blood Poison,
Rheumatism, Catarrh, Skin Diseases
and Humo's, Kidney Affections,
Chronic Fema:e Complaints, Eczema
etc. Send to them for a book filled
with the most wonderful cases on
record, mailed free TO any address,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-04
..CHUMPSo
WHO GATHER IN TIE DU-
CATS AT THE EXPENSE OF
SUFFERING
THE GLAZING GALL EXHIBITED By
NoN-PRoFEssIoNAL FRAUDS.

The country is flooded with bogus
medicine men, and in a few cases .
heavy capital is all they have 10 sus-
tain their prestige. Numerous clev-
eriy concocted certificates are forced
upon the unsuspectlrg, purporting
to have "snatcbed iron the grave
some poor victim OF blood poison or
other disease, when to our knoWl-
edge the identical persons lay groau-
ing III agony while the public were
reading OF their remarkable recov-
cry.
Another serious offerse is the pub
LEGATION OF statements con
corning various drugs, such a are
daily prescribed by our best physi-
clans, declaring them TO be deadly
p%oisons. Iodide OF potash, which
seems to receive their greatest COZ
demna,ion, when prescribed by ply
sicians and in the proper combina.
ton with certain compounds, is not
only harmless, but forms one of the
most powerful antagonists 10 blood
poison known to the medical world.
3. B. B. Botanic Blood Balm) con.
lains iodide OF potash. This cou..
pany hold hundreds Of genuine Ger
~liicates from persons who have beer
cured OF various diseases arising
from an inpure state OF the blooo
by the use OF Is. B. b. The q"es
ton now is, if iodlde OF potash j,
such a terrible enemy to health, VIII,
IS i, that the Blood Balm Go. hav,
made within three years the mos
gigantic sales and cures ever befor'
made OH American soil !? y
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-04
AR. y. {. PARRIN.
PRACTISING PHYSICIAN.
HILLSBORO, y. c.

Office Ill building ,Morth OF court
house, next door wc>; oi post office. up
stairs.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-04
DENTIST,
CHAPEL HILL. y. C.,
VALUABLE LAND FOl. SALE.

The undersigned has about one hun
that he will sell cheap. y portion of
the land is Well. adapted To grain and
clover. and balance Is tine tobacco land.
About ~ acres Of the land Is fresh
cleared. All necessary buildings Tor
farming purposes young orchard With
some - trees OF best varieties. The
land is we'll waterei.
For full particulars, address
II. &. HILL.
IIill>borO. y. e..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-04
T. SUTTON,
of Berthe Co,
n. G..

Of Berue Co, of Hinsboro
NC.
II A r d w A r Ell!
Before buying HARDWARE GUNS, PISTOLS, PAINTS, OILS
yARNIsH, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MECHANICS TOOLS
FARMING TOOLS, TIN WARE. WOODEN WARE, &c, &c, &e
Cou and 500 y. and examine orr GOODS and PRH rs.
STOVES and PHO W. AZ Speciality.
SUTTON &
HILIsBoRo, n. C.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-09-04
GEO. B. NISSEN e co., SALEM.

YTvHE REASONS WE tAN MD DO MAKE THE BEST WAGONS ARE:
i We keep Il very large >lnrn OF seasoned lumber. saving no. o: it GA '
" mills and using nuv the best tor wagons; the iron is nrnlr e>Ir'hErN
us nv the best works in PENNSYLVANIA the Workmeu hay" had many Nta>,N.
ricn,r then it being Il settled tact that we make tn best w" eau HrH"a
cheaper tiaa nv me else ulmlt, .on~nlcrrl or advantages Are. ~aWm-nt
lumber ourselves buying iron, paint. valnilL &C. mostly b. the car hal IL th
tom lash prices
We are manufacturers, agent for The nest Thinble Skrin made. being Of W.
wrought steel perfectly welded and ,Hnnot break. We make tlr oHy bHrt4
running gear that is worth hauling
Write tor prices. Every Wa-nnh hearing our name is fully Warrhnt"eL
GEO. T.. NISSEN 4 co. Manufacturers NLEM. y {.
For sale at factory prices, freight added, by JOHN l. MAEknA1
Durham, y G.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-15

IT is said that the inconsiderate conduct of
the local authorities at StratGord upon Avon
in England, is causing much alarm among
Shakespearean scholars Everything at STRAIT
ford-on-Avon is at present under the control
OF a few individuals who are unfortunately
imbued with the spirit of modernization. No
relic of the past is safe in their hands. \
seventeenth century monument TO one of the
poets family was not only removed from the
church but thrown among lumber and IRE.
parably injured. This was bad enough, but
now restoration committee proposes to re-
move the stone and recut the letters, a step
by which the authority ami biographical value
of the original will be efiectually oblitersled.
Another OF their intentions is OF lar more
serious import 1t is now proposed to build
new vestry on the north of tho chancel, a
proceeding that will Involve the destruction
of the remains of the ancient charnel- house
and the alteration OF one OF the immediate
surroundings of the poets grave
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-15
Personal.

HoN. Roscoe CoNKLING will Iecturs in
behalf OF charity in New York the coming
winter.
POLICE MAGISTRATE HUGH COLLINS. of
Philadelphia, died in that city Tuesday
morning, aged 5S years,
Col. CHARLES ii. SAwYERs, of Dover.
has been nominated for governor 10y the New
Hampshire Republicans.
ADA REHAN's beauty has cause: two
Partisan journalists TO fight, one of whom
was wounded in the arm.
SENATOR WALLACE's friends arc actively
pushing his claims for the congressional
nomination in Cnrtin's district.
CONGRESSMAN LORE has Withdrawn from
,he canvass for the Delaware senaLorship and
ieit me held clear to Senator GRAY.
LIE LATE ABRAHAM KoHN, of PbiIadel.
pn,a p, pequea,hed $1,000 to the Jewish Hos
p,.a. ~. assoeiation and $500 To the Jewish Eos.
MILLIONAIRE MATTERS ths p,l,,,,o...
VINO was accused of having swsppea /. ,l,r,,,', oai,
ior Mrs. Morgan's Japanese yass Iast niu,ns
mas Just paid s2, 500 tor an orchid In NeuVnsL'
GuERDoN s. HUBBARD, the oldest rasi..,,,
OF Chicago and one OF tho first of the whi,a
pioneers 10 visit the present site of the c,tS
dled there Tuesday forenoon. lie first lana
ed In Chicago in 1915, and has resided tbeyo
almost continuously ever since. He estsb
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-15
Russia and Bulgaria.

In his sharp reply to Prince Alexander's
submissive letter, the car took occasion
to proclaim that so long as order was main
tanned in Bulgaria and a policy pursued
that should meet with his approval, he
would not interfere with the affairs of that
country. The sultan has informed the Bull
garian government that he will not occupy
their country with his army so long as Or
der and quiet are preserved, and this may
be taken as plain notice served on Russia.
that open Russian occupation will be made
cause for instant war. Both powers have
pannounced that disorder will be signal for
their occupation of the country, and, in
terror of being torn in pieces between Turk
and Tartar, the Bulgarian leaders are max
ing desperate efforts to preserve the
peace.
On their success now depends the peace
of Europe, and it is sincerely to be hoped
that Russian intrigue may not provoke in
ternal disorder in the little kingdom. The
fate of millions trembles in the balance be-
tween Russia and Turkey in Bulgaria, and
If the scales sink towards war, we may be
sure that it will be one of the most terrible
that the world has seen. 1t will be the
death struggle of the Turk in Europe, with
Austria and Hungary, Russia and the Bal
kan principalities, most certainly in the
thick of the fight, and no one can tell how
much of the rest of the world will be in-
volved.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-15
The Capers Of CupId.

cupid has been playing in very lively
style for this early in the autumnal season.
and " society" has now some inexhaustihIe
events to discuss in which the merry mes.
senger OF love played leading part. An
thony j. Drexel, jr.,son OF A. ]. Drexel
the millionaire banker of Philadelphia,
was on Tuesday married to Miss Margarita
Armstrong, in the little chapel at Elberon,
N. j., made famous by the Garfield funeral.
About the same time a New York mil
lionaire's son united his fate with that of a
charming young actress. The groom on
this occasion was George Gould, son OF
Jay Gould, and the bride was Miss Edith
Kingdom, an actress who has been four
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-15

from the Atlanta (GGl Constitution
The most romantic marriage OF the year
occurred Friday afternoon at Athletic park.
For three years Mr.. Frank b. Graham, the
Peters street druggist, has been devoted to
Miss Lottie Pelligrini, the lovely daughter
OF Mr.. Pellegrini, OF the firm OF Pelligrini A.
Castleberry. Some objection was raised and
the young folks thought their matrimonial
plans would be interiered with. They, there
lore, arranged for meeting at Athletic park
The appointed hour was o'clock and al that
tline Mr.. Graham, accompanied by Mr.. n
II. bartlett, proceeded to the mark In a
short while Dr. J. w. Hood, accompanied nv
the bride and Miss Lille Crawford. eis1
reached the park. The young folks went 10
the big rock wall which Overlooks tba
grounds, and, taking seats there, chatteJ
until Rev. Mr.. Tumlin came, which was moi
long. When the preacher arrived Mr.. Gra
ham ana Miss Pellegrini, who were sitting
next TO each other, were direc ed to ioin
their right hands They did so without ris-
ing, as they did not wish 40 attract the atten-
tion OF the numerous pedestrians who were
passing to and fro, nor OF the Dicyclists who
were gracefully riding around in the park
The ceremony was performed quickly. The
preacher spoke few appropriate words. The
soit hand OF the bride slipped from the hand
OIL her husband aud the little COMPANY sepa-
iateu. Inc bride returned TO her fathers
aouse ana the groom To his home, Yester-
uay Tue parents OF the bride heard of the mar
,itaee shu the young folks were forgiven. and
@ sno groom was invited 20 come over and he
ono VI 'he iamily. He did SO, and now