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Unlucky Foresight.

curious thing happened in New
loIN Tie other day. A Young ladv w.s
NJ 9e married at home in the presence -
~ 'ssepds eed iesye Immediately after
iE imony qa Z wedding tour. After
a Fes y 80 mother happened to
r: - '"y sisym block that was to 90 on
.ne '"nr' and had been overlooked in the
l'cN,ng' with true maternal forthougbt
'nc slipped it into the brides pocket
%"''c IL could not possibly be forgotten
nc ''ock was very small, but 1t had a
E""u voice and had no intention of he.
jug forgotten, and just as the minister
te";oed the most interesting part of tbe
t'Vice, "Br.r r-plinki" remarked tho
Inc minister pausei aud looked
,o"nd' but he saw the father scowliuy at
'',m' 80 he resumed. "Lord. let tbv
',c' DC ''n2- "Br-r.rEr-r.r, pling, pink,
punk broke N the clock with tre
''endons energy. The minister startej
'S ,houSh he were shot, looked around
!" seeing nothing be IAN again. .sOb
Lorh' let thy bless" "Br-r.r.r, pink.
'''nH, pink, piinkl" resumed the clock
WIN desperate determination. The
''hlster stopped. The bride with a
cry red face pulled tho rcmonstant
ock from her pocket and passed it to
'e groom, who handed it to the best
'h' who turned it over to the brides
'ner :, who carried it rafting awav
ON the room, and as the ceremonv
"dull thud' announced the
ock S arrival at the back fence.-New
leans Picayune.
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was tempted TO Droacn an eiopemenl,
but the thought was quelled by her re-
gaining composure.
"Darling," she said, II want to Il
worthy of you; and this is not doing it.
I'll tell you, dear, what we will do. Wc,i
must not communicate with each other,
but we will keep diary, and when our.
probation" she suppressed a sob, els
over, we will exchange our little books.
will not recite the agony we suffered
in the weeks that followed; nor can 1
even now think with equaulmity of the
heart rending farewell.
Daily wrote her impassioued letters;
for five years these letters were penned
in my diaries; and | felt that she was
doing the same. My work, first with
the chain and then with the theodolite,
was appreciated; but our chief engineer
not only kept in excellent health, but
also seemed perfectly satisfied with his
post. l then occupied the second po-
sItion in the corps of engineers, and saw
no hope of attaining the advancement
for which longed. Then suddenly We
heard that the railway was about to be
cold to syndicate, aud that the cele-
bratcd expert, Mr.. Selden-Jones, was
coming TO examine the work.
"Humph!" suorted our chief, "Jones
was a classmate' of mine. dare say, he
thinks he knows all about railway con-
structlon, and will condemn our work.
Tlkte hanged if dance attendance upon
hin. Hoyt, when he comes, you do the
y ,tSscefdlstes per instructions from home.
4she letter"
Tie document contained private
5fsfjke to our chief in which he was in
Jformed that the great expert was most
Z alrable gentleman, but objected to being
addressed otherwise than as Mr.. Selden-
Jones.
.Ycs," sneered the chief-engiueer,
al presume he now parts his hair In the
middle as me does his name. If he don't
like Jones, let him buy a haudsomer
name. As far as I'm concerned, shall
write home that Pm an engineer and
not diplomatist. If they don't like it,
they eau have my resignation as soon as
they please. In fact. I'm beginning to
vcaru for the fog of dear old London
again; and I'm getting old and lazy"
NV heart beat violently at his words.
If he resigned, should probably become
his successor; aud Elsie, my darling, for
whom had suffered so much, would be
mine.
About a fortnight later Mr.. Sclden-
Jones arrived ,aud our chief received him
courteously yet bluntly. Do what I
would. | could not induce him to address
the well know expert save as Mr.. Jones;
but followed our instructions, ,and found
Mr.. Seldon-Joncs courteous in manner,
thorough in his work, and not at all
overbeuring; and he had a pleasant way
of giving information or instruction,
speaking as if he supposed that knew
a; much as himself about our profession,
and yet teaching me much that> -
never have learned from any one eASoP'
imself. 49,
Two months aftcr-he had left us, w.
sale was completed; and all sss
recommended by our ehsst;;a ,'; .xa;s{ x,sS
tanned. After this seesss = - :. : e
smile on the che che ram va.
weeks, week IL sals sss ~ 10 ( q .s,ar =
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come asSSeasease SssssSs ne hal suddeuIyy" lIy"ssed Ike
"Read this" e'' A'rw h.
oo,,,s words swan before M
senses. "e eVidenceSE
"Resignation regretfu,v ny
frank hoyt appointed chief ene;Msa
please request him to take CHARGE Sm
,nea'ately' selden-Joues, manaeino 4;
'Elslel' l could nc. eestr,;n t.o -
of joy. '"h 'ae or!
our good chief cordially sbook ~,
.,'no. "Ahal my bcy," he laugbed e..
mere is an Elsie in the case W. 81
murder aud love will out. Iet mo- ae, WEI
congratulate you." 'ouo'y
ne io'lowlng mali brought me tbo
a''on tho that my salary would be Ton
'1 t"ousand dollars year, and was ~, ,vn on
f,',L vIu 10 proceed at once to London r..
'urther instructions. o" ior
naturally thought but Iitte .,
Dan'o,. eI anu sent long cablegram to Mr.
nan'elS' requesting that he wouId cah,o
I II;' PERMISSION to claim my bride.
"ililng-I consent. )" i''''e Is
III Elsie is willingr" What
PoS'erous doubt! Could - Jitna FI,: pa:
De anything but wiling2 ''''o Elsie
AS see it now, m,de On
mny iast trip to London; but at u"t
no s," Tue mules, the trains. and tho
,.ea'her' seemed 10 sport with Iovo,,
,,,, ''i't was consuming me.
ne snip barber made nv hair nro
~ ''e' ,% sui, my garments were nn,
"'est cut; yet what would MAJ
ARE Tor aught but me2 ''' Elsie
.u.,n Journey between Liverpoo, and
,"s''h was indeed tedious. and tLo @ auu
'o's1 cap horse in London drauy ,y
,a"soh which ,0ok Inc to tho bouoo VI.
'an9e servar; admitted mo
ard, please" ' 10 ih' Your
nc old reception toom seemed b.
Wv. oua"Sed; Its furniture wa. nn,vor
o'c?aht u breathcl an air of cn,,
'a'l.y thaS oppressed me; and uto ,
49,, oui'ioh OF some impending mis- Z
nell "ca' funeral
The door opened $,
cried "'"'S 'Elsle!' q
q draay y woman, wearing lons flow. t,
: dress, walked slowly toward "n~' ,n,' W "
w. win calm, courteous yoico am, .,
''"cr' ~ plainly ignoring my c notion M sho W
"hy' Mr. Hoyt, am very Glad 70 pr
you 10 be seated. Did vn, bo., co
'easant trip home, and do Won find ~" pr
ch changed in these--let me SEQ 81, w ea
) hVe years or 500 But do take
n'',e, | managed to gasp, as sat wi
~, IS 'his the manner in which Won nif
I'VE mef Is this the requital for INV ths
'apn' Have recorded each thr,I dor
y "eart-to-to-W do not know anc
'ner my impassioned indignation nal
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Ihe Snmmit OF EDfeureap pI..

ne unfortunate who has not caught O
,";. no''ar'ne IN its best stages has the sum
n''' "t ep'curean pleasures yet to sspire
w. l" wants to be perfectly ripe. and
'n'" allowed to shrivel just a little in
.n' SUI. The man who got off tho sen
,'hcc that "doubtless the Lord could
nave male better fruit than the straw
perry, but certainly He never did. "wouId
o' ashamed of himself could he onca
,,oo 81 DLte OF a perfectly manipulated
ti.,ssA iigs' There is difficulty in fruitino
- vn account of the curculio. The
oysa ~ In Is attractive to this insect
-. ooine day the man who has con.
rsa.ae ae curculi, in the plum and
~ kae' trowing immensely profit
Fmr5ry his hand on the nectarine
-, TAeshan's Monthly
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"eso"Ing my wife. iSS,-s sas hriu9- nin-.eoE
me- was silent Tor what anne.r., n
80 ion2 time. Then he tpt,s, s% 20
Sasses, and, and striking them, VIZ ,, n,s
Upon MS knee as If to accent,,s sehtiy
MS words, said: 'uate hia
ao.,r rank,n believe told you tho. =,
raS you man. And 1 also e,,r.a.,i
which no a' 'he suspicious manner IN
career 'ou oeSin your career; begin vonr
crew mn, n'iru you. But" his manner
Thar io iormai' 'what have YOU air
What "arlants Warrant, thoughts of marr;o1a,
takan pIosPectsf None, as yet, that hava
enonas en shape Your little property vieldss nase
colIesn 20 pay your expenses while ~
man loi you were a steady vo,,ns'
70 No" you have profession lug lug
norrny with nothing else-and NV w
in"iy iny giri like Elsie, accustomad 10
.sRvt ~, ~ out Of the question"
put, MIR. Daniels"
co,,in, I" what you would saw bo
ron''nueu. "You have conHda,, no
oi o"u, 'o''ity, aud doubtless Won will e !"
non' u' provided nothing untoward ha"
ih ,ens TO you. But in your nroros.,p nap-
aueie are many difficulties 70 onn,a1
cn,,n;1 however, you are too young 70
Lyns'uer ~, them. Another tb;nn ~
h"rI,i ru - sun child; girl of seyerteon
.,'n Nno"s her mind Mr. Uovt -
ohIio"1 az up In few words, I nm
70 refuse my consent" "
p'' my lips. "Mr. Daniels "Isu
ditious, no" 'here no con
Mtn' Frank he said. "I ebo,,
i'''e'hptorlly dismiss YOU. but 7 H. a
80" wen Tor that. I'll tell vo, you
VIZ no. will secure vou an orn"; s
"en' aS assistant engineer On tha .r n
'""h'epec ltailroad, of which v,, -, C
'h' director. IL you succeod ~
o'h'ng the chief engineer VIII ~ oe- T
u at least Il thousand M,xican as,,y n.ary "
nd Elsie then wishes If u;II ,,,;.,',' m','ars' n
ny opposition" "''"'r"w 81
oial, mr. Daniels" / exclaimed, grateful.
claSpIng his hand. 70'''- C;
n"' 'et me finish," he said uDur
= 'he '''he That you strive to acbiavo nj
Dui purpose, there shall be no enoaoa IN
onV o1 oe'"een you, and furthermore Won V'
"i' hot communicate with each otf.r
want Elsie to be entirely free" 10
Nue" 'lat to ask for any modifcatio, III
9 CONDITIONS would prove futiIn.
nrefore, | thanked him as pleasantn
, coulo, and bowed myself out L
WY poor little sweetheart's ewes sv,r,
ears when told her what her ratho.,a ING
's'oh was. Her hands upon mv ant
uloers' her little form close to me- ma
'oVe,y haIr approaching and recedin3 '"''
each breath drew. made me an'
'ia1e with all its terrible force, the see
ort OF separation from her. az
o"t' harllng." my brave Elsie said mu'
'nS encouras cement through her tears yes,
]are sav ,op seat
!, ne d"eS not understand how hc
our souls" '" "c dow
e'a her IN my firm embrace. rece ,
airing. she continued, "I wan, ''eV'
aea work hard. the time viii %. ,;a ;'
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every riverand stream with a Hv;mn n .
rent, and revolutionize great masv ", u
the existing industrial institutiSus r u :,
naro TO draw limit to the c,anses that
might not take pace-when this no"'a' ".
Is successfully utilized. power
put we lear that any invention of tbis
sore VIII have to depend for its su,ces,
"h adventitious aid to prevent the shrink
sss.ht ssJ .. streams in summer to a beg.arlv
e,sn'een Inches or two feet in dnntj,
Pittsburgh Dispatch. '''-
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ON the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn eHectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs Is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and sc.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will nro.
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o dlsslpated old man applied at tbe
T Suar'ermasters office in San Antonio
lexas' Tor aposition as clerk. "Do vn,
. nno" anything about general mauaye.
mehe .a OF the office'" asked the officer
NO NO l Know anything about General
imahagementf l should smile. knem
Siftings. lexas
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v;fa fn"cinelor-"Say, "a Henpecque, as YOU,
WE. wne S - away let's go to lecture to-
u,snt Benedict (shuddering)-"No
Sn; sanks; l prefer change from nv usual
domestic routine Let's 20 to q Jaas
nal. @o'N JOUR-
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p'Gd Id ysnefvoa,su,c., !,

Iaua. Into lis arms; but st;si
and @ la las there there remained by me and and
WI 6id. .sood by, s;...ssss:1 .t,ssaNa3s; ags
callme). Whsthsr i M - I; y,
OF not don't know bNS 1 Slis1 rs = 8
2 kiss on my cheek ssnd { -
lend' who told me he Iiti lett me soms
dnes, d;garss, out that he wanted it to be left
iissre,ntly but had no time to alter II A
crying. '"'e' awoko
was Hpu', Tpo' think, five days after letter
Hnra WAS brought to Inc with deem bIao,' ,I,[et
to eurr teII mo IL ieit what it meant 1t wa,
| VINO had passe ayay at io.aH
,,, mnrch 18Th. The letter proseede, NJ,
. .t.l me he had left me some m,naS ,'' 80
'na' the writer (his br,ther w,s ss, ~ 49,
"@ "@" upset to give particulars or tssr -
that his ,S, hrS, 5es ne MT sent me, only
naIne. i' 'lurtny tryaJ
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,o,, DIesslnaker-"Aliss h Fussbudget, will
yUu nave your dress cut with a train q"
Ni'ss fussbudget-"Yes; but for GOOD.
ness sakes have it AN accommodates -
Springfield Union.
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The Only One Ever Printed,
CAN YoU FIND THE wopp7

These is az inch display advertisement In
alike except one word. Tho same is true OF
each new one appeaflng each wcek from The
DIR. Harter Medicine Co. This house places \
"Crescent" on everything they make and pub
fsh. Look for II, send them the name Of the
word and they will return you BOOK, BEAuTt-
FUL LlTuoGRAPHS or SAMPLES rRBr.
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Harry wRfafir says Corkhill, of Pittsburg
A the king of Uutfielders.

MANY persons are broken down from over
work or household cares. Browns Iron Bit
ters rebui DIS the system, aids digestion, re-
moves excess Of bile and cures malaria. A
spendid tonic for women aud children.
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LADIES needing a tonic, or children who
want building nip, should take Browns Iron
Bitters. II Is pleasant to take, cures Malaria,
Indigestion Biiio ,sness and Liver Com
plants, makes tue Blood rich aud pure.
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AN INCURABLE HOYDEN.

ORE varied emo
tions and appre.
tensions surged in
my soul than l
could either ana :
lyze or describe, as
l stood on the
threshold of Mr..
Daniels library.
"Frank, is it
you7" he said
cherrily, turning
towards the door.
"Come in, my boy;
come in. 1 -
very glad tes,Ss
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OUT Of the 100000 domestic servants In
London it is estimated that 10, 600 Of them
are ALWAYS out of employment.
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"You get well, or you
That's what is promised
faith, by the propriet
Sage's Catarrh Remedy
from Catarrh. The -.a
matter of how long stan
permanently cured by this\
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word to the wise Is sufficient" but Il is not
Away aWWays wise to say that word to one who is
WHer1ng the tortures of n headache. However,
1lWWays risk 1t and recommend Bradycrotine.
AAudruggists, fifty cents.
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THE sponge industry Of the Bahama Isl
ands employs 500 boats and nearly 5OO(
men.
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you, for it gives me an opportNlI) tq
congratulate you upon your 1lknas {les
gree" u 81
"Thank you, ME- spsat 5pap4ged
to respond. .Ndtd2t be& Sk opNegc,
and now 1 hsps - well IL.
"Whys s. ~ m; you know
I alvey ipSuld make your
mark. bug &ASed0 you not sit down,
mE Edve cigar7"
I ~ &esgs cordialty gave me courage;
ands took cigar from his case and sat
dnspn more at ease than had felt all the
,D8ng day But rs l smoked and re-
Vfiected my doubts returned; had come
10 ask for so much, and could offer so
little.
"Wcll. well, well, to think Of it!'
Mr.. Daniels said, almost as much to
himself AS to me. "IIow easily | can re-
member the time when you and Elsie
were little children. Now she is "a young
ladv, somewhat of hoyden still, GER
tainlv; but she will get over that before
long, have no doubt. Aud you, Frank
Hovt, whom | saw, but few short years
ago, playing your part as her little beau,
in your short trousers and shorter
inckct, are now man and have obtained
your diploma as civil engineer. All
the prizes of Queens College! The Gold
Medal of the Royal University! | say,
Frank-hc abruptly interrupted himself,
II presume l shall have to call you MIR.
Hoyt now
81 hope not, sir" answeied, ~
want TO be always Frank to you, aud to
he frank with you," continued in an
attempt at pleasantly, 81 clmc 4
speak with you about a matter that con.
Germs US all-me particularly.
"Ah, he SAID, interroga.ivcly.
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snv caSa ner One Hundred Dollars reward -,
taxing Hoi,,sc catarrh that cannot be cured ior ba
We tio' CHENEY d Co, Props. Toledo ~
Cheney 70 for the tdbnae1sgPed asi have known J.
perfectly honorable in ali bnsin bnnI believe him
igatiosnss ssd nnancialy able to carry out anu aS
o. "oAH. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
PDdSo, Df"sa,t,N ,kINNAN & MARVIN, wbo,es.,.
Ing direo,ih arm Cure ts taken interpa,,v No.
faces OF ~. upon the blood and mucous smr
Price 75c. pe, S'1m. Sp,.,mn. Testimonials cent free
Do.ele: Sold BY all druggists
durinn rsH -, 200 journeymen have graduate,
Citv fras .ns 'ast ten years from the New Yorr
about 900 pupils. present has
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On the roneZ1

On me fo@&V
to health the consuGptive who
reasons and thinks. Consumption
is developed through the, blood.
It's a scrofulous affection of the
lungs blood-taint. Find per
feet remedy for scrofula, in all its
forms something that persses the
blood, as we'll as claims to- That,
if it's taken in time, will cure Con-
sumption. n
DR.. Pierce has found it. It's /
"Golden Medical Discovery" u
a strength -restorer, blood cleanse9
and fiesh-builder, nothing Nke&
known to medical science
every form of Scrofula, BI
Throat, and Lung affections
Lungs, Severe Coughs, and
ailments, it's the only RENE
sure that it can be guarantee
it doesn't benefit or cure, iy
case, you have your money!
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Sick HEADACHE, chills, loss of appetite and
aii nervous trembling sensations quickly cured
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THE minimum age Of employment on tho
Continent is generally twelve, or from twelve
10 fourteen.
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He--''Do yoNS
N ..sa "

: He-"Uo youNS
She Perhaps may soa1e
-"Have you made up your nis
the man will be2" She-"Mercyl MOI"
He-"Stili .syou think you'll marry
somebody some time2" She--'I may"
He (desperately)-"Well, what's the
matter with me3"-Somerville Journal.
II is amusing TO watch man working
his head off to save money to buy
home, while another, who owns home'
Is trying to sell it at a sacrifice In order
to save money by ybosrding.-Puck.
Dicker---''l am told that want Is
very different man IN his faulty than on
the street." Bond-"Yes; Mrs. Wahl says
he's bull on the street aud bear at
home. New York Herald.
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s-saturatiouOn ac.

markable natural objects to ha t",,nd 10
"F of. sNF. "nere. l. is made for the most par.
o u. soi' sandstone, and the heavy winds
"nu storms are denuding it with cousld.
cradle cradle I1Pldity and fashionlng tho manv
leiiafNable shapes of rock that are found
on the plateau at the tom '''
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nd to refer to the choir boy
sflaver. - Washington Star,
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FARM help is in great demand in Nortl
Dakota
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a IeIepatnIc message.

On the night of March IL, 1879, I
was going TO dinner party at Ad-
miral IS, relates a physician IN the
National Review. While dressing for
the same, through the doorway of my
room, which led into my husbands s
dressing-room, distinctly saw white
hand move to and fro twice. I went
into the room and found no one was
there or had been there, as the door on
the other side was closed; and on iu-
quiring found no one had been upstairs.
While dressing nothing further occurred
but on arriving at Admiral Ia
strange 'e.ling of sadness came over me-.
could eat no dinner; nor atterward,
when we had some music, could l sing
we'll. All the time felt some one or
something was near me. We went home,
aud about II o'clock, or perhaps IL 80,
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II ss!.a,
Friday, June 10, 1892.

SUpSrpy,u,,. ----------- Thu be
'0DSc"I"TIoN, 81 so PER ANSUu! will make
------------------, scod me any
POST OFFICE DIREcrop. ,entonal boisterous-
The p. O. will l., snan go through life, SC
from A. NJ. to 600 ~"
The Money Conclusive tears rendered her speech
opened for less. She lay sobbng in my arms.
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POST OFFICE p1REcrop. ,entional

1rS e"uH0Ty YET 10 be hcarl f,om TL N
prosperous manuT,c.,; extensive and from A. \
lie in ashes al i"s estabshmenrs The Mon
and business ploc,s a '"",eus OF homes opened for
while the stroo,sa ~ ~ u,'eriy wiped out, The So
hungry bonaS 'e h''c with crowd of Z. NJ
people mourning the loss Of loved onos ". '
sNe saNe Pe,lshed iu the rush of wa,ess ,.., Ar ,.
n.ry eow, of fame which en- "''n'n 'ne pleasant
almost in the twnkliny If
were srugg ing the worls great army crept
'hsir homer. the hard goal the leader slept.
No tongue
Justice to- At length he woke-adown the mountain
prevs;' sope
- Were spread the tents and shadows OF the
night;
Alone he stood-bereft of Love and Hope
For far leyond him, a distant height
The army upward toile1. His work was
DONE
While he had slept had greater heights been
-Flave s. Mines. in Harper's Weekly.
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nord Seminary COW ep.a -

Tho co.,,,s0 00t9aehad sde> not interrupted
oo"n'snoSment esright merry tpeal Of laughter
seminary; M begun last San.ad often grested me within
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-06-10

'isslhe general shape of the top of thl(
mo,,1taiu is that of a shallow dish. The
sVfface silks somewhat away from the 4
edges Of fkc plateau. The general char
acter of HI the plants - dwar6sh and
almost thine. EverythSnu at the su,n--
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-06-10
''Gepnlanl
Syrup" :

cJoDGE J B. HILL, of the Sunerio-
tl,inks sro walker county, Georgia,
snmd r'iKs enough of German Syrub r.
SEND us voluntarily a strong let letter ~
endorsing it. When men of rarl.
ana education thus use and recann
mend an article, what thew saw ;s
worm the attention of the nub,;o
LIS l.. IS above suspicion. Il have nseJ
nU"t nv ro nerhan Syrup" he says, for
y my Soughs and Colds on the Throat
.,l ana lungs. 1 can recommend # @ 6ar
1ah ZEN as first-class medicine n l
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-06-10

Hpoffs as rey c,mc in,
obstruction of propcr,v will
lo'Yhlly Sl.jOO,OOO. va"
US loss is in this city. with tho sur.
nnS country vet 10 he hnn.l = wv