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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-17
Danrlno Atd0emlcs.

LEXANDER MACGREGOE'S l09 West cotn's1T
IA New classes IN dancing Immediately after the hoi
days. advanced classes saturday morning an caIi
cation desirable. Private lessons any Time uy aPpoi'
-CARTIER,S DANCING ACADEMY. % 3tn-aVsi
n bet 18Th and I4th sts-Prvo" and class lessons all
hours WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY. Hans 10 leL
OUR OWN ACADEMY FOR DANCING. Gs West ga,
Ter quarter 81 lessons S. WALTZ UAhhN IT, i ~ ~
Five nrIafe es.ons az Al tho fashionable Dances taught
THsE VIEW DANCE "OUR OWL TAUGHT.
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ID UBLC SALE or OLD SUPPLIES AID
5tt1mbCGts.

Ii FARES REDUCED VIA STONING-
~ TON LINE.-Thc inside route. HO.ton. %: Proyi
drice 80 % Worcester - o.. Seaa.r- leave new Prr
30 y. H. block above CGnalst a. . y. ILL.,. SUNDAY,
a. el ted
EALL RIVER LlNE.-Boston, $500, for
ALI, POINTS. Per %. y AurrAy--t.l
Wcek.dsys only y. III. SUNDAY jrp. VII be resumed
c,rui4ucirg March 70. Connect b. AnncN boa o,I
Rrook lyn 40 80 leroy ity at D. Steamer, PIT
GRIM and PROVIDENCE III commission. An orchestra
each steamer.
~ ORWICH LINE FANORlTE INSIDE
" ROUTE Fares reduced. ia Boston, 81: Worcester
- correondng reductions to all points Et. steamer
leave Pier 30 fod number. North River oot 81 Was.t
next pier above DcbfOsses-at Icrry daily Sunday *.
cepted at p. g. W BHADI, Agent.
NJ EW-HAVEN.-Steam leave Peck Slip
~ fPier 25 T. FL p. m. and II y. (Sundays
ceptcd) arrive IN time fo trains north and east
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COTTON-Thc spot market was firm al uhchaneeu
ntcc, salts az bales for consumption. Sh,c SePSgm
PT rcr,pts AT the ports aggregated D,lOiio' uaIrs'
AGAINST 7O5 432 Tor the corresponding tho asI ar
Quotations ba-ed on American s'anu"'u Vi O
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r. EN- N s Wv a MIA
RAILROAD.

on AND AFTER FEBRUARY 1TH' leyV
Tran, le4yc stations iOo' Vi Desorosses and Sort"
soS A. II He FAST LINE the West; Pq 9Ia.s
. S'SH rs a. sG S GSlambus 80 a. NJ, chicago
9a an ESg' Loc Haven si and Remove sunday
1895 aDS io,ao ffHifp'p 3Ga&SNSYLvAN1A LIMITED con-
sxsu'yey Of f9 pa y sSas ana 66
ase dag. pfesea9 Hnaatal rcpo stnoSFaphes
and typw 1athoer Tor cotG .sES' sdei o1 MAID q;
oce bl steam and iiehted by stationary iG ans
To,a6e ees s sn net, d5 AIf''' cincinnati ~ 4n'
400 p. Ms Sc LOTS, cHicAGo AND CINCINNATI
EXfRtsS pullman Vesubulc Sleeping Car and Din
fnE Car New.YOrk Louis Chicago ana Shelnnac'
ehSati is San a. NJ Chicago and St Louis 40
$50 r d.Ai wEsrrET TXrREss f2T ~ point, s.tf r.
bc Sleeping car 70 pPsSHL; 81 LHgs
Dining Car NewYorS 10 Phladeiphla Arrives a, en-
s0aa 80 eeon Sh mofnne 80 Comets Tor cleveland
500 sd r. o},fo f.Eyi PESf&Es Pullman ys;ssu.
via eo ih9 m NJ next day and chicago
a. m second morning cdnnects for Toledo daily and
for Cory. Erie the oil Regions, Cleveland and Coum.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON. AND THE SOUTH.
@ eA1s and 4y 10 30 " In nfS G Sa Sa
Dining Car At % % s5Fss oS ssa 49, M o.
3io 80. 90 and IS 1ishs sSS
day Sa Il 1 %eA 80 For Pens eaf
Shc RaSay and cpelnnnd sfspe' Dining Car and
Fo, n aT bay cGisn For CAPE Nay % %
70, Old Point and Norfolk via New.York. Philadelphia
So-,oiS Railroad 100 N. daily except Sunday,
and : 90 D. m daily Via Baltimore and Bay Line. 10
y '"' FOR PHILADELPHIA.
LApr,,, trains leave a, toll9ws - $50 ,-,,.. ,,,..
4l5, 20 Z 20. : 90, 5 30 3 40 chicago Limltd.
VITA Dining car, and 10 10 washington Limed) and
500 co. 6 80 90 and 90 D. N. and 10 Is night.
AccOmmodation II 10 a M 80 and 90 p m md sun
loan, 90. 80. = 80. s. 8 90 and D. m and
The NcwYork Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences.
OF tho Con panv.
CuAS r. PUGH. J. X. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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WHEAT 80. e.
opening. Highest Lowest CLOSING
,,ut'"' 49, go 1.4
Wy IN. .6.. 49,. a..
july -..' cny, ~o %
COX" No =
N,N .............. bi- H1r 49, 3D..
t,i, 3li- 81 3Ou go
OATS 40. >
90
February ..--.-.-..... ~ OF, "o-. 5O..
May --.......--.--.- "a a,e 20.
June .....................- @ls -'+ ~ ~
,.n asa o75 30
March 80 ,' g., ~, XXI. - ,-N
.l1Y ..--..--.--.------ ~ - ~ f,t. H. - 100,
jnnr ~ l-' ~ 49,
. 3D.. 5S..
,lat'i .-..---.---. -o-t ,ool, 10.
Nav .....-........'... - 80 a., uj q or
june ~"
SHORT ElEN PER 100 Lbs.
,..,t "a 80 20 { -
- - - 40 $50 So
jun D. .t,, ,, y,. =, f,llov, Flour rr..,r. but not
',H P'''','''' w. a. -, ~. 4 -nriur
pu''''l ''f". ~, 'lt va 80 ,,,., No.
wheat. % 40. l'" 90 90, ~, - 49,.
uaN-crd. o, prime timothy sod - 70, W'7' lo, H.
pr Dbl. ~ 80 laid per llo u, - ,ua - M '', ''
,Id'- do',I. ~ ."dF ,''i ui{ rntlu ,''t r, .i
uurla-f'ut "hl."'Nt " ''''.'' H'''''N r'-'' 49, 7'
ID o. -u-ii'' "''' ""'i-'''
Arf,l,.. Receipt. Shpmcn, IT,
Hour bbl- ............ 2ll,IO) 10000
"A heat bush .......... t1,oUO = 600
r,I,, hush ..9.OpO 2J+ 600
n,f- Lu.h ......... .......... lJo.ulJ l-ltOo
~. Lu,h .............. 1000 1909
it,,l.v bush 5000 5000
firm, and unchanged. I.gg. IsisIII.
NulNaukrr Icb. lJ.-fiour duh VIII a. quiet; 40. %
ming on tr,ch cash - BE. Nav 12,r SO. North
ciu. sO, Corn quiet No 3. on track. 80 oats quiet
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Proposals.

4 RMY BUILDING, Whitchall-st., New
"a York February 10. 1890 alcd proposals, IN dh'.
cate viii be received unIl l. ciocA noon F'hr'
- 1880 and then opened Tor the 1"lrir Of the 80 '"
launch 'laml on" Specifications blank proposal. -.
will be furnished at this Office. Proposals NAV nr MAG
work. toi tn Wo'k called Tor lA tH'
po,er and Tncine Spcclcat.on fo9 thc Capn, and
Joiner Specification. separately IN" Go'cnu'i ''-. w.
the rlglt REJECT any or ali proposals f"N'i't'S 'i
tanning proposals should br udo sd 81 ioioai7 IYi K
lair Of Launch Hamilton" AID atd.'.-pd To T. y
nATCIIII,DIE Deputy Or Mr.. G-a'l. 1. -. NIuy.
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LNNIAN LINE L. S. and RoyaI Mail steamers,

ENN\N LINE I. ). and Royal Nall otcamerS,
FOR o. EENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY or PARIS wednesday February r. > a. m.
Cii OF CHESTER. Wodn"-day February 70. II 30 a. H.
cry or Chicago. w,dnc;day March T. 9; go a. m.
From Pier 49, y r. adjoining Chrisophcr.t tgrTy' 70
steamer AID location OF room. SECOND CABIN
as STi:rRAjI;, 900. PETER WRIGHT & SONS.
General Agents 8 BOWLING GREEN. y. Y.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. G. a

w II T y ~ pssnn Trnln,' leave West Sads
station New lorh follows. and M en- minutes earlier
from foot of Jtyst, y. K. Chicago. Detroit London
nImiiton. - IS a m. IS rs = 10 p; St Louis.
. 10 = Is D. ~. Toronto. - % NJ 70 10, IS - D. N.
FAILS Syrocsc IDEA and principal intermediate stations
70. - M 10 > and ca u 30 a.
Tor Utca only kingston Saugertes C3tskll. Albany.
y 80 7 10. o %. II 30 a. M. ana ts !, > -,
q Is .. ~. Ncwbu lois a M - 80. :ss'
s:45 D. m Elegant Sleeping cars for Buffalo. Niagara
Falls Toronto. Detroit Chicago and 81 Louis; DAILY
DrIly except SntuNays Other trains daily except
Sdindly, "a 8 Leave jersey cry =. r. r Sa:lon,
All 90 . IS m fSr HGEett aqi YW w tables or
&C. 100 FuItosL Annex Onice foot ~ tulton.st New.
York Cits-l ~. 1903. 10 and az Broadway. %
pnve-y Park Place. Is West 125th-st. and Yves.
sborr Stations foot West iel 81 and foot OF Jay.st
~ p W.sfcott's Express calls Dor aud checks baggage
tror, hotels and rcsid nces G. f. LAMBERT. General
p.saenrnr Agent : Vanderbl,t-ave.. N. v
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DED STAR LINE,

DED STAR LINE,
Ii FOI ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing New-YorN and Antwerp weekly.
SIS BELGENLAND WEDNESDAY, Feb 49,, at o3 a. H.
Cabin rates First Cabin, s45 and upward Excursion
$s5 and upward Second Cabin $50. Excursion 800
PErFR wRTGHT & SONS, Cien'l Agfs..G Bowling Green
CAVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
y SENGER LINE-FOur Steamers weekly from Nc"
Pier 3J y. L.. foot 81 SprIng-st.
-. CITY OF BIRMINGNAM. Friday, FEB. II. s D. m
X GiTI or AUGUSTA .... saturday. Feb. 10. 3 y.
- r,IIAII N~>l.F. .......... Monday Feb IL D.
- EtT-NS CITY ......... Wednesday. Feb 49, , D.
- Eror,da and western RAILWAY for an points In
49,, Tl'rida south Carolina, Alabama aud Louisiana
aeon nodation, Flr,.class table d'hO,e
For freight and pas,HE" apply 70 - ,,,,r..r,, c 40,
! D. UASTAGEN, w. II. RiEII zen AsS'
EastAgt. :. J.. and W. Ry, savannah rhst I5ihc'
9G Broadway. 81, IHo1d"dE'
X. l.. WALKER, Agent ocean Sta.Nhlp 70,
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BOYS and Young Men-Country.
A CHOICE sCHOOI.-Shortlidge Media Academy, 70,
"A boys and young men. sWITHIN e. SHORILIDGE,
A. NJ. (HarSal GRADUATED Media Penn. (neaI Phia
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G, T. CATHARINE'S HALL, BROOKLYN.
Diocesan School for Young Ladies and Thildren 29g
the Sisters of St John. Easter term begins Feb 1890
Terms per snnum, English French German ana Lltln
s35O 70 400 pupils $50 to 500 Kad rgarten
Department $50 per snnnm. Prepares Tor college, APP
ply TO SISTER CAROLINE, superior
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Itlfbere.

AIR SPORTS. octave. 500
The standard authority on
Is. Rules for sailing, swim.
horseback riding. &c, &c. In
by The Tribune. New.york.
complimented ~ the press.
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DANJO and GUITAR taught in twenty private lessons
ID with without the aid OF notes t.l:Ntf u OOb-
SON. 1870 Broadway, between 32d and o3d SIS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-31
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
NOW 4 COW NAY BE TESTED.

To TEST the ability Of 3 COW to- turn
food into milk and batter several DAYS
stran}ne Will be required at first Dut
INC this time the food is gradually IN,
cresed one-tenth each day, or hore if il,
can be done safely, until the cows ability
10 eat IS discovered When the highest
point Of this is reached steady thetiino a.,
The same .atc IS continued for. week
and the produce carefully weighed, the
quantity of food also being. accurately
measured. The gradual lnckease during
the training period is also noted It is
not safe 10 continue the test more than
week, as. if the appetite falls off from
excess Of food given, the loss of Weld is
greater IN proportion than the increase
ha. been, and some time will be required
to reach the normal product again Many
fine COWS have been in ured by this sor.
\ Of experimenting, and some have been
killed -N0c York Times
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-31
GIEDLISG GRAPE VINES.

To determine the question whether the
practice Of girdlinglt the grape vine pro
dnces increased size at the expense Of
quality. SAYS Orchard and Garden. a
careful experunent has been made during
fhe past season by DR., Jabez Fisher, at
the instiga.ion of the Massachusetts Elk,
perimentaI station The results show
decided gsin of ten days in ripsning of
the fruit, With largely increased size OF
berries, buttwith the drawba of loss
by crackingAopen and the production OF
berrie. too soft for market Both OF
these weresdue to the wet weather, and
would be lessened in dryer season. II
the matter of quality there was no loss OF
sugar, but, on the contrary, an increased,
sweetness in the fruit from the girdled
vines compared with those not girdled-
The gain In earllness would make the
crop more valuable and the increased
size Of the fruit would make it very at
tractive, and more than make up for the
softness of the berry There is also to
be considered the IN Jury which may be
done to the vine in repeating this opera
ton yearly.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-31
NANAGINc Uneasy cows.

To sit down to milk A cow that is DIS
continually stepping is an annoyance
that leads to a very strong desire to use
scuss words if not thard knocks and
it ls the development Of this desire on
the part Of rough helpers that frequently
ruins an otherwise valuable animal, SAYS
W H Foreman, in the !Southtrn Lax
Stock Journol Any habit of this kind is
injurious IN more ways than one, i
makes an undesirable animal, and the
constant interruption in the milking
tends to diminish the flow Of milk We
recently purchased fine COW that was
soon TO come IN, at a surprisingly low
price. At calvlng time We thought we
discovered the reason, upon attempting
to milk. the COW had formed the hab,
Of lifting her foot so constantly and 80
close 10 the pail that il rendered milking
almost impossible. In devlsing ways
and means for prevention we took ring.
and staple and attached it TO the sill IN
the barn directly back Of where the COW
was sanctioned we then took strap
| with buckles and buckled around the
night hind leg lust above the fetlock and
setting the foot back, hitched the otaer
end 70 the ring We then sat down and
went to milking, the COW attempted 70
take her foot up over thd phil; bn. etery
time i came back il IL place ani our
/ milking continued IN fl! confidence ol
,atetv Af,cr repeated trials ~ o~
-aye ur fc, tew minutes and then
would irv again with the same result As
soon Is We tlnl>hcd milking, the COW VA.
released We continued putting 81 2=,a.
harness. and for some tine she would y,
| ~ continue me old trick, but finding !
9as q 40 avail she soon tired Of i,
! After pursuing th,s treatment tor abou
three weeks We omitted tn placing o
the strap and there was not 2 foot ral-ei
The cure was effectusl, no harsh words
were employed, bat the animal soon dis
soge.ti that 81 was controlled bv
power superior 70 her own, and yer
gracefully yielded 70 rs influence.
Il might lie somewhat different in N
case oi al absolutely vicious and ugl
kicking COW and ret we have no doQb
that the above treatment will s1bdu
,nen, although the attaching of the stra,
would be attended with some danger.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-31
4 Rap at the Phrenslegists.

Dr. Starr, CT London, adduces con-
vincing arguments = show ina, !, is I'M
possible TO draw from the size or shape
Of the head any conclusions as to the
mental Capacity He shows the absuriity
Of Judging of the brain surface by either
the size Of the head or the extent Of gthe
superficial irregular surface which is GOV
cred by The skull, wi,hou, taking into
consideration the number Of folds or the
depth Of the ereases and states that a
little BRAIN wl'h many deep folds may
really, vbsn spread out, have larger
surface than large brain with few shal-
.ow folds Tns phreno!osists are not
nappy over D.. stars structures - Ci.-
easo E<-aH.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-31
GIVE = kIA WORD.

=, :r., heart that hungers
rord 4 love and n GER
gar many sn-h about US.
,ravF Fe that one Is near
t- around von II you fni II
-r.cLt thc uerd that needed 50.
+. ,-o4r o~n heart nav he strengthened
och heir 'ha' vou besto"
mas be ,na' sone one falters
Cr - hrnk n -in ana wrong,
.nda ycrl from YOU might ave him
slclp = make the tempted strong
rr1k abent yop . nv brother,
trta' sir you're and rnsne
= - seo that help is needed
And pe glve NJ friendly s!gr
'"rrv 'nlnk KIND words ara wasted,
Ecrpd .f waters "ast are they.
ar.lt, may - shall find them
ra"Hag ba"k ton. some day
ro"mg baol 'vhen ,or"iy needed
y tine ~ soro distress
n, f'nond Jet give them freely,
l,tf' aud glrei Got vii bios
tts' : Hscf1Id. ~ me Hors.lrif.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-31
RECIPES.

Scotch Eggs-Boil six eggs hard re
move the shells, dip-them i'll beaten eggs,
then III grated crackers and fry IN boiling
lard; garnish with fried parsley and
serve
Spinach-One quart of spinach, boiled
a half l-our: strain through colan1er,
chop fine, add salt, pepper, half tea
spoonful butter; serve with one hard
boiled egg cut into thin slices
Rice Merinoue One cup boiled rice
one large pint milk, two eggs, one large
cup aucar, lemon Boil the milk
sJr N the rice Beat yolks with one
and rice and cook until thich,as soft Gus
tard. Take from the fire and crate ii
rlnd Of lemon, pour into buttered dish.
Beat whites with the rest Of sugar, and
add Iuice Of lemon, poul over pnddine
4ad brown.
Picked Cabbage-Slice the cab
haoe fine cn cabbage cutter
sprinkle well with salt, then lal
i in 4 colander with plate and weight
over IL to drain for day Mix bro IN
and white mustard thoroughly through
it with chopped green peppers, after
taxing out the seeds packs<eloseIy in :
deep stone Ia and cover With good vim
e-ar, tie thick brown paper over i
o cover closely, and keep II a dry, coo
places
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-31

Don depend on ,hc markets or your
nelghhors for supplies.
How many t-adestaen and men il 9th
e lines of business are bankyupted ,o one
on the farm
one hu>hel Of corameal i worth near
i three bushels Of oats as food for fat.
teninc hogs
Management This one word has
more meaning on ,ho farm than is scner-
ally suspected
Tastes ditfeg, If you are maxim. but.
Ter 70 sell you mus, consul, the tastes Of
your customers
All seeds, 50 far as possible. should
be so"n by drills. OF which there are sew.
eral excellent makes The advantages
of regularity of depth even distribution
and saving Il seed ar matters Of greet
ilaroItauce, Il say nothing Of the
amount oi ground tha. an lie sown ii
day. which Is great savin. Of time.
Stable ana yard manure is considered
by many a complete manure, and rs such
indispensable III mark.t gardening, but
II has been demonstrated that on some
SOILS combination OF stable manure. and
commercial fertilizers have and do in
varlably produce the best, earliest and
consequently the most profitable crops.
Have Pace in which TO deposit what
eve viii burn and will net soon make
rottt manure. A shallow trench Of
proper Sic should be made to hold the
sshes. When burning has been made
cover over the trench with boards to pre-
vent :hn ashes from beng blown away.
This will give you valuable fertilizer and
lid you Of much rubbish that is but ar
unsightly circumference TO any farm OF
garden
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-31


morning passed, and he did not come ,,
Late in the afternoon h called, STAY
ing only long enough to attend to his
patient and then, for the first time, de-
clined his seat, bowed and left the house.
Weeks passed. and still these hurried
visits were al that hc paid but the task
told fearfully upon him, The pale cheek
grew paler, and the bent form dropped
more and more, Finally the day passed
and he did not come, but news came
that Dr. Chester was III and not able TO
leave his bed
Mrs. Norton lay Oh her couch think
ing Of poor Harry" as she always
called him, when Lily stole softly to her
side
Mother and the once laughing
voice was now 50 low and full Of sadness,
and Mrs Morton noticed that her cheek
was unusually pale-.I am going to see
Mrs Chester. R-I want to inquire if
the doctor is Very ILL., >
She stopped, for her voice was choked
and her eyes were full Of tears
"Why, Lily. Lily, my child, what
ails YOU
| GOh mother mother" sobbed Lily,
l was always afraid he would die, he
is SO good, 50 learned, so different from
other men. He has grown so pallid
lately, and his face is 50 sad Oh,
mother, what shall do if he dies.'
Mrs. Morton was utterly amazed. She
saw how deep her daughters love was
for this young cripple, and her mother
heart was troubled, for the doctor was
poor in worldly goods, besides being
cripple, and then he had given no token
Of love, spoken no word to her or the
little sobbinc beauty beside her, indica
tive of preference for her above other
women But like wise women, she
concluded to treat the passion tenderly,
and trust to time for its cure.
You may go, certainly, Lily" she
said Give my love to Mrs Chester.
and ask if there is anything ! can do for
them"
Again the bright sunlight streamed
into the chamber of the young physician
The cheek that lay upon the snowy pill
lows Of the bed mocked their whiteness,
and the thin halds seemed almost trans
parent in the bright light. The doctor $
ewes were closed, bat he did not sleep.
Light steps crossed the room, and he
heard his sisters voice
Come in Lily he is asleep"
Lily His heart gave sudden throb,
but he lay still then the sweet voice he
loved fell on his ear
Stay here minute, Lily" said Mrs.
Chester. "till ! send Sarah for some
medicine shall want tonight
They were alone together. The voice
beloved grew trembling in its own emo
ton as she murmured
20 God spare his life. How can |
live if he dies2"
Oily"
She did not start-only bent over him.
Il am here
Lilly, darling Ny Lily Oh,
, Lily can you love meme, stunted
cripple
sHush, You must not talk so
/, ''Can YOU be nv wife, Lily2'
"Your wife nm not worthy. Yo.
are 50 good-so far above me. Ioul
wife Oh, Harry only live, and | vii
prove to you how deeply l love you.
There was not loud wora-only low
almo., whispered tones but she bent owe
HIM nearer, and kissed his broad, white
:, forehead, ani the crippled physician
knew that 70. his heart AMI mind sh'
loved him ani a" hal found his wife
-N.e y hsrs,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-31
THE DOCTORS TRIAL.

II. Chester hai finished The tiny
rar.n4s and foldin9 her hands, leaned
.or- - ~, essy haii and fell 10 musing,
Eetsaps orer the conversation of the
coming for looking mp moment after
'h@ faso If her brother n law, who
'{pana o"er tho evening paper she
yar don't von marry, Harry.
@ hean blinking over your string Of
COMPLAINTS 'raceahe 70 your bachelor
-rnd,ton
~he almo.t started at the bitter scorn
rer companions look and tone as he
eospr.d her
Narre Arc yon mockin2 me, Julaa
VIM you'd marry me"
H. rose IS he spoke, and the move
rtn' gave Emphasis TO his words. His
faos- Invested Of its scofnfu look, was
not handsome, bnt lovely As a woman $.
rlusterng curls Of dark brown hair
fs over high white forehead, and largo
tue eEcs, fnll 81 intelligence, were
ided by lone, thick lashes darker
,tan the curling hair The features
~s,s perfectly chisoled the straight
nee fnI bps and deliente chin were al
~osf hildlike in their soft outlines, but
aancnc fom the face 10 the hgure you
understood he eeuse Of The bitter ques
I'D" g.hed
From tn, effects Of fall when quite
fo5aA tue spine vas injured, and the
",r,rt na'us had intended 10 be slight
nd .rtcshl uas terribly d"formed one
.re4 'ar. v,e injured, and his gait was
81 = aoj h.dtug. Yet despite his DO
'trmtl ~ Chester was III full practice
as rhrsean, and beloved by ALL His
latet- decl3rei that his soft hand
r-aulh' haahng IN lis touch his brother
rneseIan sron. highly Of his knowledge
nd xii md ~" children stretched out
'ne0 rms - bp taken INTO his, hushing
'aer ou.~ when hi~ soft, musical voice
met iholr .a,s. . MS ceut!e, pitging face
hs"' ogr 'hem
Far mopenr Mrs. Chester as silent,
'Hou laymg her head on his arm, she
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-05-31
A Generous Husband.

Hardbake-.Do1. you al.oT yoar
wife any pin money!
Old Skinfint-. No, 81 all the prs
she requires | purchase myself q the
street peddlers.