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St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-14
FOUR OF THE FAITHFUL.
Appointments by the Mayor on the
Police Force.


Mayor Wright yesterday appointed
four police oficers-William NJ. Smith,
John Hajek, Michael j. Schorn and
Soren Sorenson. The new patroImen
are all fine specimens of physical man.
hood. Smith is Or has been switch
man in the railroad yards. Hajek is
journeyman tailor and has been on the
force before, being appointed by Mayor
Rice in 1856. His application says he
resigned to go into business. Michaet
J. Schorn is carpenter and has also
been a policeman, and his application
states that he resigned to go into other
business. Just who Sorenson is was
notlearned, as his appointment was not
officially announced, but will be handed
out this morning. The appointees will
go on duty at once at the central sta
ton. the reiiefs at this station being
short several men.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-14
GINGHAMS.

In Ginghams also the strong combination
is quality, style and price.
We sell genuine Scotch Ginghams, full 20
inches wide, at 10 cents.
Fine Scotch Zephyr Ginghams Of our own
importation, hundreds of beautiful patterns
to select from. at % cents.
The best Ginghams i'll the world are made
by David and John Anderson and finished by
Fulton. We have the only stocks of them in
this city, They will outwear any other Cling
ham. The styles ale handsome and the col
ors better. Width, 32 inches; price, 46c.
Half-Wool Challies in three-colOr printings,
cool stylish, graceful
-I5 CENTS
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-14
WE'VE STARTED=I=
1.-THE STRAWS!

Moving by offering the grandest assortment of popular
shapes at prices other deaercan will compete with
You might get the impression from advertising
that we had quit selling Mems Suits below SIS. Hs
not so! We're showing thousands of good ALL Wool
Suits well made and trimmed, at S8 SO and s12.
Bargains in Neggee Shirts and Summer Under
great showing Of Summer Neckwear.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-14
Teachers, Excursions East.

The Wisconsin Central Lines are sell
ing Cheap Excursion Tickets to Eastern
points, via Chicago. Tickets GOOD to re-
turn until September 30th. For details
call OF. e. Z. Stone. Passenger and Ticket
Agent, 163 East Third street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-14
NOW FOR=
A GLORIOUS W|ND-UP!

week has than doubled that of year ago! Every
day has brought crowds of eager buyers to obtain the
most tremendous bargains in Mems Suits sold in
ST. Paul! They've not gone away disappointed, as we
selling
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-14
In the Corset Department.
SPECIAL SALE.

Fine India Linon Dress
Waists, with belt, IA very
small tucks front and back,
pointed collar and cuffs, fin.
ished with hemstitchlng, at
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-14
ALL !; !; ); ); s: s: s: s: : :: :: :: SIS!

We stop it Wednesday night at $50 SO you've but
two days more to make selection from this grand show
ing of Clay Worsteds, Fine Homespun Black Cheyots
Fancy Worseds, Staple Cassimeres in Sack Cutaway
style
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-14
(In the Domestic Room. }

DIN the DOMESTIC Room.
Nearly a thousand pieces
of new Sateens, navy blue
grounds with small white
figures, at
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-14
WASH GOODS.

ayard..
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1892-06-09
WEST VIRGINIA.

BIZ b. i. pURIEToN !.

- + Il
West yirginial land Of mountains
Peaceful wales and sunny sky;
Land of ripping streams and fountains
Making joyous melody
On their journey tothe sen;
Strength Of soul and peace llnhrok ken,
Let thy bounte ous gifts betoken.
Through the years that are to be.
West Virginia. land Of beauty,
Smiling fields and fragrant flowers
Gods own thoughts Of love and duty;
Written on the passing hours
Let thy beauty never die;
Breathe its spirit DER thy daughters,
Purer than thy purest waters.
West Virginia land Of treasures
Buried in the silent earth
Natures gift in bounaless measure,
Waiting him who calls it forth. 4.
BE that wealth no longer lost.
Let thy sons with regal spirit,
Claim the kingdom they Inherit
Whatso'er that claim may cost,
FaiFer than the fairest sky.
West Virginia! stand thou ever
On thy hills of truth and right.
+ Let thy sons and daughters never
Compromise in virtues fight.
Be their years of age or youth,
Crowned with sdiadems OF beauty
I Sanctified to God and duty.
AT. the holy shrine of truth
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1892-06-09
Heroes of the Nations.

M. Nelson and the Naval Suprem
acy of England. By w. Clark
Russell, author Of "The Wreck of
the Governor, - t'The Life of Will.
liam Dampier," ETC., with collabo-
ration of William H. Jacques, late
III. S. NJ. ss II
+ II. Gustavus Adolphus, and the
struggle of Professionalism for Ex-
istence. By. CIR. L. Fletcher,
M. A., late Fellow Of All Sou Is
College, Oxford. !
III. vPericles, and the Gold len
Age Of. Athens. By Evelyn
Abbott, M. A, Fellow Of Balliol
College, Oxford, author of "A
History Of Greece, P" etc. * K
Nv. Theodore the Goth, the
Barbarian Champion Of sCivilikaz
ton. By Thomas Hodgkin, author
of Italy and her Invaders etc.
V. Sir Philip Sydney, Type Of
English Chivalry in the Elizabeth an
Age. By H.. R. Fox Bourne
author Of The Life Of John
Locke" etc. =
VI. julius Caesar and the Foun-
dalton of the Roman Imperial
System. By w. Warde Fowler,
M. A., Fellow of Lincoln College,
Oxford. /
'FThe style of this kind Of ' oil
ume could hardly have been b ct.
ter, being terse without hardne SIS,
and lucid without amplihcation.
! Those who have read &c us
tavus..Adolphus in this admirab BILE
series, can gather an idea of the
character of this work, with the
added interest OF the period and the
superior genius of the subject. OF
its class We know of nothing bet
ter. Ame,zean Bookseller.
Heather, I2mo. fully illustrate ted,
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| top, SI.75;f5 volumes in proper
ton.
! Notes on New books emf
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pectus Of the Heroes ofthe Natibns
and Of the Story II tie Nation
series sent upon application
G. 7. Putnam ! Sons,
~ and2o Wrf a3nf ST.. Nfsg K',,E
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dent. his loyalty to the Consfitati0n
steaafasl md However fmpaliTie or
misguided might BE his course i
mare honesr hea Red MIN did not
exist. &
No farther seek his merits to disclose,
or draw his frailties from their dread
abode
There they alikein trembling hope re-
pose
The bosom Of his. Father and his God. q
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1892-06-09
D. |. powD.s HEALTH ExERcisER.
For Brain Workers and Seden-

TW pIdIT WUNOI9 uIIN OOuOtt
tary People: Gentlemen,
Ladies, Youths; the Ath-
F Iete or invalid. A complete
|pymnasium. Takes up but 9 in.
SQUARE fioor-room; new, scientific,
durable, comprehensive, cheap.
= Indorsed by $4,000 physicians,
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WEST VIRGINIA
*8YRYE UNIVERSITY.
MORGANTOWN, w. VA.
Offers unequaIed advantages to the young men OF W. va
H." TUITION FREE

to one student lover IS years of age) for every 500
population in each county. Eight cadets mot less
than 1o or more than II years old) from each Sena
tora district furnished with books and stationery
besides free tuition.
The collegiate Departments open to both sexes
Full courses are offered for the regular academic
degrees in Art and Science, Civil Mechanical and
Mining Engineering, and Law, and taught by full
corps of competent instructors. Students may also
pursue partial course. a Military department I'M
der cmmand of an officer Of the Regular Army.
Thoroughly equipped Chemical, Physical and Bi-
illogical Laboratories and Museum Of Specimens in
Geology, Natural History, etc. fine Library
Two 1ourishing Literary Societies Prizes for special
Literary and Oratorical excellence. A Preparatory
Departm Mt, directed by one of the best practical
teachers inthe country Boarding and lodging So. 50
to s.. 50 per week Washing 81 to 81. 50 per MONTH
Total expense per year, $40 to 500, exclusive Of
travel and clothing !
The Scholastic year opens the second Wednesday
in September, Winter term begins January 9th, and
the Spring term April 9th, For further information
and catalogue address
T. M.NTURNER, Ii. D. PRESIDENT,
Morgantown, w. Va.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1892-06-09
Drunkenness Can Be Cured.
diamond Moss Specific

Diamond MOSS 5peeIlIIe
as administered at the West Virginia
branch Of the Burlington Institute per
manently cures the Liquor, Morphine,
and Tobacco habits. It does it quickly
and is absolutelysafe. E imparts health,
strength, and yigar No hypodermic in
iections used. It isaa purely yegeta-
Bile remedy. For full particulars call on
or address the
BURLINGTON INSTITUTE,
Moundsville, w Va.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1892-06-09

1000 pairs Of shoes at the Farmers
Store.
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DO YoU WANT DO You Want
aTEAEI4ERS7e si5CHO0AS7ls
Southern School and Teachers Agency.
4 Assists Colleges, schools and Families II So
lecting Competent Teachers without cost.
Aids Teachers Seeking Positions 81 Secure
Suitable Places al Small Cost.
81 Teachers wishing Positions and School
OffIcers desiring teachers skonid address with 3
cent stamp, s. S. WOOLWINE, PrOprietpr,
Nashville, Tenn.
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We deal only in our own publications.
SIXTY DOLLARS

A week can be made during the sum-
mer by many College Students
selling our popular books, and
our SUPERB PHOTOGRAPHS
OF FAMOUS SCENES just issued. You
are shown in this the Sights of Great
Britain, France, Italy, Germany,
Egypt. Turkey, America and every
other country. Magnificent outfit
only $l.oO prepaid; Liberal terms;
Freight free; 80 days credit. LYCEUM
PUBLISHING Co, Philadelphia, Pa.
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BUY everything you want to eat
and wear at the Farmers Store.
Shirts, collars, cuffs and ties at the
Farmers Store.

ALL persons interested sin tennis
goods should not purchase before
consulting Horace Partridge 4 Co,
whose advertisement appears in an
other. column There is no finer
racket made than the English strong
prize racket.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1892-06-09

LAWYERS clergymen, editors, and others now using
II. Send for illd circulars, 40 eng's; no charge;
prof. d. IL, Dowd, Scientific Physical and vocal
Culture, 9 East 18th street, New YORK.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07
Electric Light For Trains.

LANSING. Mcb. June SIT il
announced that prof T. MrLI,ov
for several wears Sunerintenacrt of
the Stat. schooI for tho plinl j.,
this c,tv has solved me ptabrem of
LIGHTING trsins Lv eIec,refty IN
s,ccesaf,1 .,a ocoro,n,caI manner
The machine dov,sed nv p,or
NcElrov is cvlindrical dynamo IN
itself which j. attached to the for.
ward sxIa of tho Ioco,,,,tya mo
arma,ure il fastened imu,,,,hly "a
tho axla .,d ,bis r.yol,os In SON.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07
Don't do 1t.

Do not laugh at the drunken man
reeIng through the streets, however
Iudicrous the sight may be. He is
gong home to some tender heart
that will throb with Intense agony;
some do,ing mother, perhaps, who
will grleye over the downfall OF her
siniess boy; or it may be a loving,
sife whose heart will almost burst
with grief II she views the destruct-
ion OF her idol; or it may be q loe
ing sister, VINO will shed bitter tears
over the degradation Of her brother ,
shorn of his manlIness and self-re-
spect. Rather drop tear N sllent
sym athy with those hearts so keen
lv sensitive and tender, Yet 30 proud
" royal that they cann"t accept
sympathy rendered them either IN
word, look or act, although 1t mig
fail upon their wounded and crushed
hearts as the summer dew upon
the withering plant.-Ex,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07
Faith and w orks.

A peculiar sort of person IN q
Highland glen, much given TO con
tradiction, WAS debating with $
hoatman one day while crossing 4
small river, about faith and works,
saws the Scottish American. The
minister contended that "Faj'h with
out works was good" Nm na,
retorted the boatman WITH mo l.
seriousness, faith without worAsi
no do. I'll gle you an instance.
Wen ca this oar "fsilh" md thi-
ither oar "works' Very well. TAX
"faith" first; and while rowing Will
1T alone the boat went Iound an
round. "Now," ss>d the ooatman
''let's TAX work next; and rowing
with if alone the boat went around
the other wby. "Ne will nco,"
continued tie boatman, ",akr faith
an' works tog, ther. Noo,' ex.
claimed he triunphAntly, as he io~ &C
with noth ores at the same time,
I'VE can get over the water; an this
rs the only way that we can get over
the troubled ocean o the warP tae
the peaceful shores o immortality"
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07
HisheR of al Leavenng Po-I : Report. Aug
RH!a!,!!! e! Bsk{Rg BsMdsz
ABSOLUTELY PURE

into port. TIE s1-I"nar. -hip that
the hopeful a1pec', laden with ;res-
sures ~hich al~ays disappointed
them. On the mys'Ic land of tie
future with siugtog birds and crystal
fountains, who ever tiuds itf
The old clock fefure me Is re-
cord. Al, gaze at i now csuses
me in memory TO review the events
OF the hygone years, sacred to me
with their lows and sorrows. II is
a. dear as an old family frir-.d as IL
goes on ticking, paticntly ticking IN
its place in my der oil hone be'Ide
the stair. AMELIA lAE 'rP.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07
\ Million Friends.

A friend in neel Is a frienL In
deed, and not less than one million
people have found just such friend
In DR.. Kipg's New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs, sni Colds
If YOU haze never us"d this great
Cough Medicine, one trial will cor
vince YOU that it has wonderful en-
ranve powers in all dleeases of
Throat, Chest and Luuga. Each
bottle is guaranteed Go all that Is
claimed or money will be refunAed
Trial bottles free at +. t. Whitehead
& Co. Drug store. Large t"ttlr,
SOC. sud 81 GO.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07

Amelia has tmpIes, and sores in
the head
From humors irternal her nose has
grownret;
She's boil on her neck that is big
rs a bill.
But in other respects she ls doing
quite we'll.
Aud pa has dyspepsia, malaria AID
gou,
HIS hand, nlth salt Rneum are all
broken out;
lie is prone to rbtunat cs thst 10 &C
his le- swell,
Bnt in other respect he is d"tf Q
quite well.
And ma has ni2ht-s"e,ts and a
troublesome cough,
That all Of our doctors cant -. ia
TO drIve off;
She wakes every nI4at nd cougls
qoite -pr,I,
But in other respects she is doing
quite well.
There Ia nothing like philosophy y
to help one bear the ills o. jlfe, but
10 the case OF the family what is
most needed is q good supply Of DR.
PIerce's Golden Medical Discovery
It would cleanse Amelias bad blood
cure pas silments. and check ma';
cough. The ''Golden MEDICAL Dis
covery.' by It's sctiou Oh tie rs er
| cleanses the system Of impurities
1t cures huuor-, oIcrr-. boil, -crof
ula, salt-rheun. ery.lp las, aud al
kinda Of sore and s~eIlngs. Th'
only guaranteed blood p .r'6'r.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07
Lon & skirts.

Annual iygiers.I
In these days OF sanIsatV eltehten-
ment, when he gospel of cleauiine.=
Is so widely received, when social
reform expresse. his convtt'8nn that
''soapoloev aud scrubolusy" arc
equally IS efficient. II not more so,
in the elevation Of fallen humanity
than Is theology, in these days, -hcn
so many OF the dictates OF fashion
are in accord with the teachings ~
hygiene, We are at loss 70 under-
stand what dlauolc.l motive ha.
induced woman 10 make Of herself
a street cleaning machine.
We are, however, gratidcd To learn
that the supreme sanitary council or
Hungary has put It's foot on these
flthy trains and absolutely totn
them of by issuing au edict seso-
lutely forbiddiug their use. What
folly it is FOR our women, most OF
whom walk, To take mp "a fashion
originating IN Il county where walk
ing rs, practically, lost art \
long skirt il carriage may bc
nuisance, on the street IL is Aithy
abomination. Let us appeal to the
good senseIot our women thst
the reign OF the long skirt shall be a
7hort aup
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07
he Democrat FreeI

To every person who
sends us a club of five sub
scribers we will give THE
DEMOCRAT Free. Cash
must accompany the list
Of names. If the subscrp
tions are to run a Year the
free copy will be sent a
Year, or for anytime the
subscriptions run.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07

English SPAWN LlnImen, removes all
Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps aud
Clcmishes from horses: Blood SPAWN
Surbs. Splints, Sweeney, Ring-worm
titles. Sprains, and Swollen Through,
Coughs, Etc. Save $50 by use of one
bottle. Warranted the most wonder ful
Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by E. T.
Whitehead Il Co.. Druggists, Scotland
Neck. n. G. 10 | ly,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07

Itch on human and horses aud al
nlInals cured in ~ nIuutas by Wpol~
fori's SanitaryLotign. This never fails
Sold by r. T. Whitehead x Cos Drug
tore. Scotland Neck. y. &. I0sly
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07

We desire TO say TO oar citizens,
that for wears We have heen selling
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, DR.. Kings New life Pile,
Bucklen's 5 ArnIca SaIve and Elect 10
Bltters, aud have never handled
remedies tha, sci as well, or tb.t
have gwen such universal sattsfao-
tion. We do not hesitate to guarnn-
tee them every time, and We stand
ready 10 refund the purchaae price,
If satisfactory results 40 not follow
their use. These remedies hnve
won Their great popularity purely
on their meut-. r.. / " hi:ehead *
Co. Druggists.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07
FAMILY RELIC,
AND A STORY OF LOVE.
THE OLD CLOCK By THE
STAIP<.
Southern Cultivator.1

storc A., oId +ah1a q stand. where
the family R,hle lay a., old chair
that was rnr into the attic by in
different hands. and rescued by a
Iov,ro ch,Id nlacino it reyerentIy
ar tbo bonoras saat nv the fireslde:
aItbopgb it LOOKS homeIv and Crude.
amidst toe modern furniture up-
hoIstered IN satin and velvet, il
was iathel's or mothers, and moth
iugtcould be dearerto to the chIld's
heart than that memorial chair.
remember a touching incident.
A mother was taken 10 her eternal
home leaving behind 4 baby boy.
Sometime after her death friends
were examining ber wardrobe
Coming across and old faded NOM
iug.gown they laid it aside. aud,
after replacjng her clothing. took il
ND Intending to put II in The rag
hap The child who had irpn pyay-
ing with toys IN another pant of
the room. had been an unonServed
spectatOr. Going As quickly as his
little feet could tIavei he cook hold
of the tasseI that hung suspended
from the waist of the old gown,
and yurstIng into a passion of tears
Ijsped the vord-"Msmms. namma.n
no costly lont. with lace OF
ermlne trimming was dearer to
that lonely bab,'s heart tnan the
faded garment of his mother.
NV grandfathel's clock stands ln
the family sitting room. bpS de the
stairs, in my dear o!I home. 1t IL
4 dign,fied. venerable looking piece
nt fn;u,,ure. tall as a good sized
man Its solid m"roganv case is
now Almost bIackened by time: the
works are brass, 1T Is sub tautlally
made as things were I'D those days
before ours of cheap competition.
Its face is white, at the top of
which lis torehead as 1t were, Is a
ship attached to the pendulum
within. This ship rocks backward
to aud fro upon sea Of dark blue
waves, n,V,r advancing or Tecedlng,
as 1t notes tie frttug time. 1t
was brought to our home by my
father wheu he marrIt nI Aocuer,
and Was a valued aud useful orna-
ment In the young peoples home,
witnessln! rauy important events
ia thelr married life. FIRST, the
time Of their first born, their >um-
mpr child. wao came amidst the
roses of Jun9 IN ne summer OF thelr
Youth and happiness. How galiy
tue o'o cioch 'iche' Vno ''ou' VI ''ie
oilth.
Years passed, the frosts ct winter
bllghted that bnd, almost before 1t
Sadly, like 4 funeral
kneli It tOl|ed the hours when the
little slumbe lay in his coffiD,
his golden head aud pallld lace
turned like broken sn0Wdr0p all
ASIDE. No more tn" trn.!cr blue
eyes would look ~ TO watch and
wonder ~ the mysterious ship,
which bad recorded the time as his
Young life passed away, ticking on,
as they bore nm cut into the storm
and sleet OF the winter day, to
place him IN the silent city where
tIe lnhaoItants nttd no CLOCK 10 tell
their hnu'S, their TINE being eterni-
ty.
How | used, when child, to sit
- M, motha,,s keen and watch
.h,+ ,o;,;p, IN, What stranoo
,;o+ros INV obild,sh ,mapinat;on
n.,nted there. sometimes won.
d.r.d if if was bouud for t1opical
,,ho,o t,nd of .ingiu1 birds and
hioom,ny Aoyers with skies Of
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07
A WOnAN'S FIDELITY.

door;
AS the fire burned low, she hugged tc
her breast
The sick little one she was coaxing to
Her husband lay piled in stupor SC
deep,
That it seemed rather death, than mere
drunken sleep,
Aud the poor woman thought Of the old
home so dear,
the cheer;
OF the day when that father she rashly
defed
And ran off, to become handsome Willie
Browns bride.
She placed her sick child in the wee
cradle nigh,
And sank to ter knees with a p1tiful
cry:
"Oh God! can bear to be hungry and
cold:
don't mind my garments so tattered
ard old,
But oh, for Time own sake, in mercy
God glye
Both clothing and fire that my baby may
live.
The old door is tapped; then it swings
open wide
And an old man-fur- coated-steps soft
ly inside.
"Kittie" My father!" with quick
bated breath,
Each stares at the other as pallid as
death.
The old father sees the young husband
arise,
And gaze at him DULY. in stupid sur>
prise;
He sees the wan face of the sick, sleep
ing child;
His Kittie's brown cl es, so pathetic and
wild,
He opens his arms, and his girls head
is pressed
In passionate sorrow to her old fathers
Come home with your baby, dear, never
agai"
Shall you or he know aught Of poverty S
pain"
Then he turned in his wrath on the
wretched young man;
"You miserable sneak, look at nc if you
You stole my sweet 4irl like thief in
the night,
Then sacrificed her to your cursed ap-
pette.'
"Hush, father." the woman with fash
ing eyes cried
AS she sprang from his aims, to her
young husbands side.
Nay, Kittie, my darling, he is speaking
the truth;
| have ruined yodr life; l have spoiled
your bright youth,
You must go to your father, and try
my poor wife
70 forget all the pain have brought to
your lie.
And say to me, Kittie, before our good
bye,
That twas the liquor that starved you,
The girl sole aga,n TO her OF 'ather )
,ile,
Il love you! | thank you, dear Lapa,'
she cried;
''Take bah, his young life with every
good fill;
Bnt father, I'm going to stay here with
Will.
For better CT worse father, that was
my vow,
My love Is the only thing left to him
The old mans dim eyes and the youge''
ones met,
"Such love shonld," he whispered,
make man of you yet"
sW ont you kneel," plead the woman,
land help me to pray
That the cloud o'er our homo may be
taken away?
That God will lay hold on this fierce ap-
petite?"
And the three humbly knelt in the
gloom Of the night,
The father and daughter are standing
once more
But the husband still bows, motionless,
on the floor.
Goodnight. little daughter, to morrow
shall bring
The food and the fuel you need every
thing"
Then he gueS. The wife kneels by her
young husbands chair,
And care>sInglv strokes his di>heveled
brown hair.
Through the night thus they knecl, mute
and still as the dead,
Till the dawn through the easement her
pale light has shed.
Then the man Kissed his wife with the
Old c9urtly grace,
And went off to work with a calm,
happy face.
Since that day. years have flown; and
now Willie Brown
Is a prosperous, trustworthy man IN his
town.
He is trusting for help in a power
above.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07

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