Camden Herald (Newspaper) - June 21, 1879, Camden, Maine JUNE BUSINESS rf 11 cfc Grave and WHIPS DOORS nwl mimu Comor of Chestnut Kim OFFICE oven THE TOST 22 Merriam Manufacturers anil Dealers in constantly In stock fill lino WOMENS mill Boots aufl Shora in every Cheap us the or Gush Over Clevelands 83tf OFFICE CASH 52 WILDER PERRY AND ACCIDENT Insurance GOULDS HEAT VEGETABLE MARKET no place In Knox iroU can always this Maket i tAMB Cash paid for Hides and Calf at STEAM DYS streo u s Awarded first premium at Maine State Fair This well known establishment Is conducted by a firstclass French Any kinds goods In tho piece or In gar ments cleansed and and v to and Rend for circular anil price and restored to primitive color without Dress D Agent for lor Ills Detroit Free Some time since a Detroit merchant waa in want of a and he adver tlic Among lliu numerous applicants who sent in a tion a young man who had short ly before received a letter from tha old man to the effect that any fur ther visits to his house on part of the young would not be per und that Marys future hus already In his haste and he forwarded this note in place of a from a mercantile and on discover ing liis mistake he culled upon merchant to secure tlie Ah said tho as t young man you can begin hero I was about to write young but tho Host recommend began the merchant inter in the world Proud find and lot Over tuny Hags fetter and and Who will atop but to laugh nod sing Self Is and sOrls Who weeps at the grave Crusts they way but lovu they Beggar and Fetter ami Prison and shadow and Velvet ami So tho world Until the river no more smll roll Laugh with tbo gay and bright ho will caro for tho soul arch tonight Who will pity who will save a tear tho cold world gavol God will pity what man Velvet and So tho world Prison and shadow and Fettered and Until the vivor no more slmll Farewell Written on what was thought to be u death BY For you kind earthly friends As a token of remembrance A words to yon t irto death have I hope to be from With all whom in Jesus That wo may enjoy each others Aud dwell among the Bo always thankful to tho With songs of prayer ami praise And always bo our From disease and death no age Is awaits So let us all prepared When God sees lit to Why should wo dread to meet that Christ for ua uas bourn If I am why should I Aud my why mourn God grant yon so to ond your To fit your souls for That we may meet again in And all as one bo Farewell flonr on earth And whilst you here remain May tho Lord of hosts bo your Until we meet This world a of You will whore nro you roam Full of of and death God Ula my 1 am moaning on this Subject to soro My feeble mind lias this composed Preserve If you Life has joys as well us Life bus hopes as well as fears Sad todays and glad tomorrows Mingle In Uo rack Merer night but brings Its comes and shadows Death but waiU upon tho dawning Of the lift thut is to of heir Shines no your dark way oer wavel Gladness Walts upon tho farther Does long and Find some work to do Best walls only for tho weary Work ant I reat are both for Hear some for another lly some word or deed You may raise a fallen You help a friend In Upl no longer sit web idle In loom Threads of gold shall there find Woods Household 1 For lie Alls Well that Old blank and I have been enemies for Any one ho is down on 1 always in order U ag gravate Come right Ill give you a position in front of the HE few weary looking passengers roso sleepily from seats and went out on the platform just as train glided into the little village depot at Few persons ever stopped as it was a small und country Only three persons left the train Una saw all places of note along the sang with tho fair maidens of sunny and finally settled down tlic study of music at While he received a letter from his lawyer informing him that liis fortune was nearly his orders for and that soon there would be nothing lie Imd never stopped to think be foro that high life ho waa and the reckless manner in which he away money would soon leave liim penniless but now he saw bis real and saw also that lie must put to use the education he iad spent so much time and money in One week after ho received tho note was on his way across the The weather was the voyage bade fair to be a dreary one jut as our hero was occupied with his wn dismal thoughts ho paid but little attention to things around As soon as he ho consult ed with his lawyer and found things in a worse condition than ho had expect and made up his mind that he must use his talent for music in getting a He a friend living in a small might be in linding him a class that or a might do till something Hitter should turn He wrote him ind in a short time received the sum nons to In answer to the sum mons we find him at the where wo introduced him to our I dont see where Ed impatient y exclaimed our after ho had aiod for several minutes to entertain with unpleasant memories of lis past lie ought to have been lore before this a fellow waiting about this did ark all the morn I suppose I have made a fool of by coining into this antiquated gathering of woodsheds and back fards Ill try and my self as agreeable as are you Im very glad to see The pleasure is mutual I assure replied his friend Ed ward I got here as soon as I I was asleep when tho arrived but come right up to tho house and havo sumo and then you will feel a little better you dont look very pleasant Two months passed and we find George actively engaged the discharge ot his professional JB dulge ih a fit of tho neither had he made a fool of to use his own Ho was liked by his pupils teacher but his peculiar unsocial dis position hold him from fa miliav with One day ho over heard one of his scholars say to another that he would show more interest in the fair sex when Laura Andre returned from soliloquized our perhaps I shall show more interest but it would bo a thing for after seeing so many of Mother Eves fairest to fall in lovo with an insignificant school who prob ably never liad an original idea enter lior spelling book clouded Thu next evening as he called his class to order there was a little flutter of and turning about ho saw rather a remarkable looking girl about nineteen years of of med ium with nn almost perfect head on which her abundant tresses of dark brown hair were tastefully ar ranged deep black eyes in which burn ed the tiro of an unsatisfied ambition her cherry red lips parting in a sweet smilo disclosed of pearly She wore school girls u suit of dark that filled perfectly her matchless and as she moved gracefully to a seat our thought that ho had never seen so beautiful ti girl That evening when ho was introduc rather unattractive o i i uuuu mil vuu bum store when the old curmudgeon must see you every time ho aud if morning and as it was the depot YOU want to make up faces at him Ill was save by to furnish an I man somewhere between the ages ol twentyfive and tall and wel that sunshine may J of the depths of with long wavy black you want to maite up pay all Thus aro we able to other illustration come out of the i hair that clung damply to his An old farmer in hugely giving to him the puzzled by our meteorological reports appearance an artist of no meai and transatlantic prophecies jje waa n of higl tho is said to have and an of the following as 1 did He had come to Alton through the not mind the weather so much when advice of a friend to take charge of a it was arranged and ordered by of in and was wait but now that it has been for that friend to make cd to Miss for she is the lady we havo just her dark eyes met his and sent a magnetic thrill over him such as ho liati never felt Day after diy passed and still lie was unable to bullish liin im pression Audro from his Of I alwa George could oti of his ardent u iut falling on his loured out bis pass Luent an ay that bu might hi is and that at lie would become With tears in h and deep blush she ovod hiin lie clasped her warm kisses Tho shadows we when he kissed her and Two years is a 1 lie prize is worth till we Geoi cars trembling on the time will bo i will for you but Thus they parted n a town some disf urn to her The following su e town where ho uke a class iu Fi nd once more Iu autumn she While etter from a frion Morton had I e had vas becoming d nd people wore This news was aj iu her see rig and Iso must bend tl accompli id a mo that made re was And now to iad the utmost was onou jive him up She persuaded heir engagement ud her next note vas released from 10 need seek no at dcd over to them interfering Yankees be hanged if I can stand A compositor in setting up his I Ten years before George our graduated frum college with the high honors one year later his man for whom he had been died and would be a got the him a fortune of fifty thousand tion in tlie wrong wich it After this turn of fortunes read Woman without her George resolved to leave the would be a study of and gratify his lovo for music and 0 there is naught on earth worth So leaving his in the hands of being known but God aud our own he loft and visited Lon Balled U tho souls indeed so far was ho from try ing that he sought her society continu Together the two used to and ninny a pleasant walk they took down beside tlie little brook that wound its way along through shady nooks and verdant fields on the out skirts of the Uut the lime was drawing near when he must leave and ho watched its approach almost painfully for it meant separation from one who had become very dear to had spent ton years the beautiful ladies of the Con became aware that he was more than interested in that insignificant school One evening as tlin sun waa sinking below western gild ing the tree tops with its golden light George and Laura wandered down through the old where the birds were singing good night to departing George was talking in a lov tone of Ibe pleasant walks they bac had and finally told her tha ho was going away on the What so soon tremulously ox claimed sorry Miss shall you b feel sad to lose Iho express ion no longer before her ho itc lovo in elo her to for a return of ie future time to hold and dark her him that she his arms and her upturned aat deepening by at the gar ly c to but ig said silken for mo as it ill soon pass i to teach music to re she came to to and sang and returned to received a ning her that fin everything and that he faith in his cr for be the nil i everything She had she ked down upon and i in whom she co fail in his cause her to at last that liter be led him that be and lion as all cor liem might be ho throw it and then Just tho confounded Inok I have not with Everything seems to vork against and to think that she cast mo off like an old hat with iut giving me u reason why I am serv td Well she shall never know how ladly I neither will I seek an ex After that our hero loft music and aking up the practice of law went to work determined to do he could to win fame aud for mic in the legal Four years sped quickly and tind fortune smiled upon the earnest of our He had just closed his for a long vacation in he A snug little farm n the sloping bank of a largo river vas the place in which he was to spend the summer Laura had graduated and was gaining popularity in the field of bho thought often of icr former aud though she tried lard to think that she yet whenever she heard him spoken of is a lawyer uf decided tears vould fill hei eyes as she brought to mind his manly furm and handsome and HUC knew that she had lost a rreat Our hero enjoyed himself by gun ling and and with an old guitar that ho found in the house he away the stormy One day when he had strolled some distance from lliu farm ho saw huge volumes of black clouds rolling up iu the arid it became evident that a heavy storm was at Look ng abont him he saw a commodious arm house about half a mile distant which he made all reached it none too for just us lit entered the door there came a terrific of und Ibc storm broke with lie vas invited to take a scat am wait for the storm to bo lie bac been scaled bul a short time when the door opened and looking up he Miss For an instant Bhe turn ed very pale and clung to the door foi support but she quickly regained bei self and bowing coldly passed on to a They talked formally on various topics but no mention was made o those by gone days though tho ok burned as ardently as it did il those blissful days that they spent al The soon passed over bu the thunder wax still heard rumbling in the distance as our hen thanked the kind hostess and said i polite Laura Blood watching from the window with a suspicion moisture in her dark The next day he received an in vita lo a picnic with the country folk in a grove ten The morning dawned pleasant and gav promise of a beautiful Twenty teams filled with country lasses and bouncing brown faced boys started and our hero drove with them in a pony They had got almost there when Laura and her hostess drove up Lauras face crimsoned deeply and her heard beat violently as she met Georges piercing glance and returned his graceful All the forenoon they evaded each other and each to seem though to tell the truth a more miserable couple it would have been difficult to In early part of tho afternoon George wearying of the wretched farce sought a retired and with a book in hand strove to forget tho Suddenly a despairing cry for help pierced tho Dropping his book George dashed forward in tho tion of tho Reaching an open glade a sight met his eye that nearly froze the blood in his veins with hor But a short distance from him stood one dearer to him than life with her small hands clasped in an agony of and her pure lovely from which all color had pale as the whitest while an enormous dog crouched low before his frenzied eyes glaring at her and his foam flecked mouth a savage The brute was An instant and it would be tuo Our hero was a man of nerve and his self control did not desert him With a muttered prayer ho drew his revolver aud taking a rapid aim With a short bark tho brute leaped into the air and fell at tbe feet of Miss Andre with a bullet through his Tho revulsion bf feeling was too much for one of her BO like most heroines she and on opening her eyes some moments later met the passionate pleading glance of her Unable o repress the warm blood that quickly mantled her cheek and sho turned away lest o should see her drooping and ead the sweet story of her womans said George ud with a shade of in his though you hato me you surely annot be angry because I have saved ou from a horrible death she said striving hard o steady her voice And will you think kindly of me if you wish mo God knows I do and now I can go ng that I have may never hope for your You have not asked my she aid You forget tho past I I did not know you she re choking a do you know mo now little she and in instant she was folded in a und and tho bliss of the our amply atoned for all past There was a quiet wedding at the arm house when tho summer ended George lovely wife often ells her fair haired daughter of how he won from tho jaws of death the bravery of her noble Greenback Papers of The following is a partial list of the National Greenback papers published n the State of and each month adds to the Pass it around and add to it such other papers as we lave failed to for the benefit of uch old party partisans as aro trying o delude people with the false asser ion that the new party is declining in umbers and waning in vhon tho reverse is true Tho Peoples Red Iowa Dea Independent Union Adair County Iowa State West Union and Greene County Greene Legal Tender avis National Buchanan Humboldt County Da eta Humboldt The Peoples Mo ona River Free mont Greenback lahaska Marion County Knox Marion Dallas County Dalin New Dallas Webster County Fort Webster Webster Iain il ton Wayne County DCS Moines Valley Iowa Taylor Iowa Jasper Mills Mount Beacon Madison Spirit of tho Clarke Iowa Howard Milton Van Buren in the Greenbacks The following Tribune dispatch from Vashington shows how remorseless he John Sherman policy is wiping out he greenback currency and driving ho people to tho wall May T is being earnestly called to the of refunding certifi cates is a very vapid ion of tho During the past week New York city banks lost of their The surplus reserve has been reduced over and is now only Should this continue there would 0 groat danger that the banks bo left with less than tho reserve required by When the cer shall all be taken as they will bo in the course of this week or the contraction of the currency will have reached very considerable percentage of the culiro amount of the volume of legal tender These locked up in the treasury under tin present regulations will not como ou until the call for bonds matured in especially as tho Secretary of the Treasury has issued an order tha the refunding certificates not b exchanged until Greenback Greenback Republicans and Republican may as well make up their minds to bu Green backers or abandon their con make up minds to cut away from the old or cut from their own Tim leaders of thu old parties are for the same financial Secretary Sherman and Senator McDonald can run on tl same ticket with perfect Ii essentials they Tilden and whom General Ewing sup ported and voted tho one for Pros other for Speaker of the House of agree in al the vital points of finance with the lie publican Goodnature ie stronger than toma WIT AND WISDOM A quack doctor thinks ho can pre ent the eruption of Providence clams this season aro wearing shells high in tho Eloquence is in the not in he When is a man obliged to keep his word when no one will take Some girls are like old and so a great deal of but dont go Not in thu but in tho of the human does it how its divine grandeur and its alii nee with the infinite A describing an illnatured says he never smiles but he fella shamed of A fellow who fell in lovo with a chool maam called her to him she was a dear teach Envy is more irreconcilable than a A mule was killed out West tbe ther day by a stroke of Ie kicked against it but the lightn ng was too quick for When a man is too weak to lick stamp he can send a postal Let us carefully observe those good wherein our excel is and endeavor to excel by voiding what is and imitating what is excellent in Adversity is the trial of Without it a man hardly knows whether he is honest or A true friend is one who will tell pou of your faults and follies in pros only and assist you with his hand nd heart in Coming events cast their shadows A mind trained to selfdenial Beets rials with an amount of reserved force quite inexplicable to those ess habituated to A French is bewailing the lass of her 1 have at least one fihe drying her all I enow where be spends his nights f Mus Tho Thn Industrial Monroe Tho Peoples Lee Greenback Wash of Plan of The more John Shermans financial ar of the treasury is the nore It appears to 875 the Interest bearing debt has been nb increased This s shown by tlic public debt On tho 1st of 1875 the showed that the principal or the debt was mid the total debt Ou the nine date the debt vas The debt statement 1s for the present month shows the prin cipal of the interest bearing debt Of this the debt waa only It wll be seen while in 1875 there was of our debt bearing no that at the present time It all Interest except about In years we have added o the debt bearing to bring t about It has cost n and In double In the secretary of tht has paid to Increase Interest joining debt over o the bunks to help bring This s one of the beauties of tlie plan of re An Unmitigated Fraud aud Sow There Is an unmitigated fraud and liar In the West named wno was chos en Secretary Honest Money Lea because of his peculiar fitness for tht work expected of This man puts himself forward as the champion In his und seeks notoriety by get ting up controversies with lending Green lie has invited several of ter to meet him in joint and wher ever this has been accomplished he been driven 1roni the Held u thoroughly used up But from the necessities o tho case the hard money papers have forced to although they hav hinted on various that It would be well for the Honest Money League to put forward heavier Owing to the mans Ignorance and h has remained in seclusion for some mouths but lately he was resurrected by a news paper lie told the reporter that hit and that of men like wen as I he Greenback cause was grow rapidly In popular He was as at the growth of the In the Kast as Its chief stock In trade 1 lies und He Is down on Jen eral Jury the latter skinned hin on one and lie terms him i ringmaster and a down II Is lecturing ID Cincinnati now on the mis of 8am having prudently wait etl until the latter hud left ou long lee luring tour before the Il is recalled that Nichol was driven out o Wisconsin by Hobert aud sent U grass iu Maine by Schill Ing says that Nichol is such an liar that in joint debate ho will deny tin existence of well kuown laws ou Schilling cornered by copies of the then folio tried to lie out of the dilemma he was plac cd until hissed into shame and siou because they labor in jut they labor in it because they What is the said an Irish man to that you and your wife are always disagreeing Be replied we are both or one mind she wants to bo and so do A Michigan girl coaxed her lover to ake her carriage and tbe lorses ran away and killed iig this paragraph to the girU will be of dollars in the pockets of our Repose and cheerfulness are the ladge of the in A Fort Madison Iowa man went tho other evening and found his louse locked Getting in at tbe window with considerable he found on the table a note from his wife I have gone out you will find the door key on one side of the door At a religious meeting in Winsted on a recent the wife of a well known citizen got up and told how much religion had benefited her and and how much better eho was with it than without As soen os she sat down a sistei in the church got up and expressed a fervent hope that if re ligion had done so much for the pre vious speaker she would become good after a while to pay her the cunts she owed her an amorous youth who is smitten with with phone tic dismiss your and phly with one whose vent pliancy is on you and think only of tho uf the future Phew are as as your go and answer you was cuit A and appear ance the or tho that at tends it the stylo in which it reaches decide the dignity or vul garity of tho Glory is safe when it is deserved it in not BO with popularity one lasts like a tho other in effaced like i crayon A Chinaman in whoso life was insured fur a largo was seriously hurt by falling from a a There waa seme doubt of bin over getting better aud at length one of his friends wrote to the insur ance Charlie half like half is tho result of much good some and a little self denial for tho sakes of and with a view to obtain the same from
