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l:V R. II. 1ILACKMOHK.
I drcamctt that wo were lovers c till.
At ter dor as wo used to l,
Wlieu I brnujlit you the iiatTolii,
And jou loottcd up, stirl smilitl at mc,
1'iupewcethearls wcro wo then intled,
When "iith was budding into lilocmj
Hut now thu flowers liato gone to seed,
And bicrya liavo left no perfume.
JJccatito jou ever, evpr will,
1 ake such a oro ked viow of things,
Distorting thn anil that until
Confusion i nils in cnvclings.
l!ecauo you n'Vr, ntver, will
Perceive the force of what I say;
An if I always lPnuoucd ill
Knough to take ono's hrrath nwy!
Uut what, if rincr love replace
The vision tat enchanted me,
Whon all you did wn9 perfect grace,
And all you said was melody?
And whit, it loyal heart renew
The inmgo n'-ver ijuito foregone,
Combining, aH of yore, in you
A Namton and a Solomon!
Theu to the breez8 will I to
The (.trans wo si lit, with tctnpir't loss,
Th seal upon your lips auow
The poaco that gentlo hearts ensuo.
0 wtlcomo then, ye playful wayi,
And tuiialiine of the early days,
And banish to the clouds above
Dull reason, that liodaikttiB love!
. The Story of a Spelling Match.
Tho lira! spelliii,' liinlch of the siism
wan to bo held in tliu I'ricketl school
houso on tlio cvouiuj; of tho li-nth ol
Novcmbor, untl all tho young jieoplo on
tho farms for twunly mile-5 aronuil weio
greatly uxcitctl over it.
At Iloio Addiaon'ri applo paring frolic
tlio wuek previous, the coming contest
was (Jio princip.il subject of convocation,
.mil evory one present had something to
rtiiy about it. Tlioic was, no reasonable
doubt us to the two who would lie elect
ed to " lead sides," for Georgo dimming
and lfonry Lisbon had novcr failed yet
to receive the greatest number of voles,
and look their lionom an a matter of
t-otirso.
But nothing was known as to their
probablo ehoiuo of followers, and some
anxiety was felt on tho subject, paiticu
liirly among tho girls, with whom Ueorgc,
by reason of his liuntlsontu person and
pleasing manners, was u groat favorite.
Henry Lisbon was n tall, shy, rather
awkward-looking young man, who was
elected n leader piineipally becaiwj ho
was tui excellent sj ' r. and inspired his
followers with coi ,.r and eonlident'o.
It was flattering, of course, to bo chosen
as his flfbt assistant ; but it was consider
ed a far greater honor to bo thus favored
by Oeorgo, nsd thoro wero several girls
who would have foil very glnd had (hoy
been Mire or standing next to tho latter
during tho match, tho sharer of his hopes
and fears as to its probablo results, and
tho recipient of liis smiles and whisiwied
"onlldonces
floo.'go vv'ii-. gieatly iiniusul at tho un-
iibual altentiou ho icceived Iroui (he girls
iit the paring frolic. Ho know what it
meant, but kept his own counsel, and
gave no ono any sutisftUition ai to hia
intentions.
" 1 hnvu't made up my mind," ho said
to I.idy Wheeler, who, mudo Iwld by
(inxiely, at last inked him to relieve tho
xenei-.il suspjnso. "It' is u very grave
matter, nud requires iMioful eoinider.i-
lirtll."
Tho evening of the tenth was clear and
:oW, tho sleighing was excellent, and as
eutter after cutter and sleigh nftorbloigh
emptied its load of merry young pooplo
at the diHir of tho old school-house, it
became ovidont (o every ono (hat tho
spelling match would bo onq of manual
interest anil competition,
At eight o'clock tho voting began.
vorv ono lirosent vtis rwiuiivd U write
ou a slip of paper tho namo ho or.slio
wished to le.ul, ami tlicso slips wore
, dropped into a hat. When counteditho
A.xo gentlemen receiving tho greatest
number of votes yoro doelnrcd olectcd.
In view of the popularity of Oeorgo
(Cliautiing and Henry Lisbon, (hi voting
wits a, more form, and (icorge, sum of the
remill, luid no atteutiou Ut it after de
positing in thu hat his own vote, which
-of course was for Homy. '-
Ho waa iiiivlianically counting tho
number of peoplo crowded on ono of tho
forms near bitit when it suddenly occur
,rtd to him that it would bo well for him
to divitio whom ho would favor with
" lirat call " 'h thia purpo) he look-j
il about lutu, mooting, as no ma so,
muny half-dazed earnest, almost entreat
ing planets front as many pairs of bright
eyes.
Ilia inclination pointed io lloae Adi
dinou, but he know such a choice would
rou'r u givtt deal of ill-frliug und
WILJbAMETTE
jealousy, for ho had chosen lloso on sov
eral occasions tho previous winter.
"Uothcr the girls I" ho thought ; "there
is sure to bo a fuss, no matter how I
chooso.
As tho words formed thenipolvos in his
mind his eyes fell on tho gaunt forin of
Dcbby Jtawloy, a girl of ubout sixteen
years of age, who had never before made
her appearance at a spelling match, but
whom ho knew quito well nevertheless,
having had occasion to call several times
upon her grandinothor, with whom she
lived. .
Debby was called "odd" by her neigh
bor, and perhaps thoy had somo cause
to think lior so, for her poverty obliged
her to dross in all sorts of outlandish
garments which had belonged to various
dead relatives) and her consciousness of
her grotesque appearance caused her to
assume a cJd and resorved manner,
which, while it protected herfrom open
ridicule, was calculated to give tho im
pression that sho was both rude and
sullen.
Sho was attired to-night in a faded,
shrunken green, worstod dicss, trimmed
with shabby ball fringe. About her
shoulders was a rusty black shawl, and
hor head was covered with a red woolen
hood of her own manufacture. She sat
in a corner of tho room, her baie, rod
hands wrapped in ono end of her shawl,
and her foot tucked out of sight under
hor dies) to conceal her worn and patch
od shoes. She looked as sho felt, very
lonoly and ill at case. No one present
recognizod her by so much as a look, and
hor heart was filled with bitternoss and
pain. She wished most earnestly tiiat
sho hod not come, had not exposed her
self to such coldness and neglect. But
sho was too proud to go home. That
sho thought would be too open a confes
sion of hor pain and chagrin.
Ocorgo's eyes sparkled with mischief
as he looko'l at her.
"I'll do it," ho thought. "It will ben
capital joko, and will givo the girls some
thing to talk about for tho nost six
week1-"
At Ihis moment (ho counting of the
voles was concluded, and tho school-master
announced that George Channtng
and Henry Lisbon had been elected by a
tremendous majority.
Amid loud applntue tho two success
ful candidates took their places in the
two fiit forms, one on each sido of the
room.
Then thore was a breathless hush.
Thu room was so still that Iho ticking of
tho big clock over tho blackboard could
bo distinctly heard. Goorgo had re
ceived a few more votes than Honry,
and, therefore, had tho privilege of the
first choice, but for a moment both
young men wore silent. Then :
"Dcbby Bawley," cried George in a
clear, ringing voice.
Poor Dcbby! Sho could sfearcely be
lieve her card. Her faco Hushed, then
grow deadly palo. It did uot scorn pos
sible to hor that sho bad been honored
with first call by this handsome young
fellow with tho laughing brown cyo.
She made a motion to rise, then ank
back in her se.it again, trembling all
over.
i George taw hor confu-ion, und was
touched bv it.
"Come, Dobby," he said kindly, 'I'm
wailiits."
Sho ro.-o then and (ook hor pLco by
his sido, loo much dnrod and lewildercd
(o seo Iho contemptuous glances which
wcro directed towards hor.
Thero was a subdued whispering
ntnong tho girls for a moment, but it
ceased as Henry Lisbon called for Bose
AUUisou, anil the rest of too choosing
proceeded rapidly until all wero eurollod
upon ono ido or tho other.
Tho schoolmaster lookup tho spelling
book niid Iho battle began, thpso who
misupclled a word being obliged to sit
down at oneo. Ono by ono iheywfcc
vanquished, until at tho ond of an hour
and a half Ilcnry Lisbon, Goorgo Chnn-
ning and Debby Kawley were tho only
ones left standing.
Tho oxcitoment ran high, and all eyes
wero riveted on tho remaining contest
ants. Dobby'ij checks wcro Hushed, her
eyes sbono hko stars, and sho had appar
ently entiioly forgotten her shabby
clothes and tho neglect with which she
hud been treated in Iho beginning of the
evewiug.
"Wo must n't be leaton, Dobby,"
whispered George ns the schoolmaster
paused to tiiin over a now leaf. '"I de
pond on you, remember."
"I'll do my liet," whispered Debby in
return, smiling up at hini.
The spelling continued, and opinion
w.ia, about equally divided as to which
bide would win ; but at last Henry Lis
bon failed on a common word of only
two syllables, and a deafening cheer re
sounded through the old Btihoolhouso as,
with a forced smile, ho took his seat.
All was confusion. at onco; every ono
crowded around Georgo to congratulate
and shako hands with him ; but bo was
not too much cngacod to notice that
Debby had left his sido and was trying
to force her way through tho crowd to
Uu door.
Ho hastened after hor nud stopped
heri just as she was goiug out.
"Surely you aro not going yet! he
said.
"yes, J must," sho answered, "Grand
ma' will bo -anxious abomt mo."
"JJut you ought not to IcaVo mo to
bear tho burden of our honors alone," ho
said, laughing. "You ought to stay and
take your share. If it hadn't been for
you our aide wouldn't have won. You
aurprUod mo, Debby. J didn't think
there was any one in Grundy county cx
cept tho bchoolmaster who could spell
down llonry Lisbon."
' "Jjrtndy at homo at night,'' said; Deb
by, in a low, untdy voice; and, with a
little nod alio walked away front, him
and went out into .tho night.
At ten o'clock the school houaa w&l
empty, and tli find pelling-niatch of
FARMER: SALEM, OREGON, MARCH 7
the season which was to hove a rosult
of which Goorgo little dreamed -was
over. ' A
The noxt dav Georgo had occasion to
go to town. His way led by tho small
farm of Debby's grandmother, which,
badly managed for many years, yielded
but a meagro living for two women.
Dcbby was at the window of a front
room as George drove by ; but the next
moment she had thrown open tho door,
and, without hat or shawl, was flying
down the path which led to tho gate.
"Stop!" she cried, "I want to speak to
you." .
George shouted "Whoal" pulled-tip
his horses, and jumped out of 'tho
wagon.
"Anything wanted in
asked. ' .
"No. no." said Debby.
(own?" ho
"I I only
wanted to thank you for choosing me
last night," the quick tears sprincing to
her earnest eves. "It it was so kind of
von," and then, her tears falling fast by,
this time, sho rushed back into the
liouso before ho had a chance to say a
word in reply.
Ho stood still a moment, staring After
hor, then climbed into his wagon again
and drove on. Ho didn't resumo the
whistling of "The Last Eoso of Sum
mer," which Debby's appearance had
interrupted. His face was very gravo
and thoughtful.
For nearly a milo he let Dobbin and
Whitefoot choose their own gait. Then
just as tho wagon was entering the town,
ho roused himself with a start.
"Comfound it all," ho mutteicd. "I
wish now I had asked her out of kind
ness." There were several other spelling
matches held in tho Prickett school
house during tho winter; but Dobby
did not attend them, and Georgo, who
cntored college in tho spring, saw her
only at long intervals dnriug tho five
years.
At tho end of that time Drbby's old
grandmother diod, and Dobby, after
selling the farm to a Norwegian who
had recently come into tho neigborhood,
left her old homo forover, telling no
ono whithor ahe was bound.
Scvon years later, Georgo Channing,
who had become a lawyer and was en
joying an excellent practice in Detroit,
was disturbed ono morning, while en
gRgcd in his office on a brief, by tho
entrance of a tall, jrooil-lookmg, well
dressed lady, who, instead of returning
tho businoss-liko bow with which bo
greeted her, advanced towards him with
both hands outstretched.
"You don't know mc?' sho cried.
"You don't recognize Deborah Kaw-ley?-
Deb! little Deb of Grundy county!"
exclaimed Georgo. "Jt can't bo pos
sible."
"lie a Xittlo more rospectml, sir, in
addressing roe," laughed Deb. "Doc
tor Kawley, if you please," dropping
him a little courtesy.
"Doctor Rawloy!" repeated Goorgo.
"Oh, nonsonsol"
'It's true," said Deb, still langhing.
"Sit do n, and Pll tell you all about
it"
And then in a few 'words she gave
him the history of her life since sjio li"d
loft her old home. With tho procoeds
of the sale of her farm she had gono to
collogo in Michigan and taken themedical
course, graduating at Iho end of throo
years with high honors.
Hor money was oxhatistod by that
time; but an old professor, who had
taken a warm interest in her from tho
beginning, paid her expenses to Now
York, where sho spent ft year in a
hospital, learning much that sho could
never havu learned nny whoro else. Then
sho began the pratice of her own pro
fession in Chicago, had soon been ublo
to pay oft'her debts and now after three
years of hard work, sho was taking a
much needed vacation ot a lew woj-us
among tho Jakes and nvors ol .Micnigan.
"Look at me," sho said. "I'm not yet
thirty, and I am in tho possession of a
good pratice, and am on tho wad to
fame and fortune. Don't you think I
havo canse to bo thankful to you Mr.
Channinc?"
"To mo 1" said Goorgo. "What do you
menu? I've had nothing to do with ypur
success, it is due entirely toyoiir latent
and perseverance."
"No," said Dobby," "it is duo to tho
kind wordb you sjioke to mo at that
spelling match nearly twelve years ago.
I had never liad auj attention or ten
denials shown mo in all my life before,
and when you in the kindness of your
heart honored nie poor, despised, ami
shabbily dressed as I was with 'first call,'
I know how to appreciate it. And you
told mo afterwards that I had surprised
you, I made up my mind to surprise
you htili more foiho day. i uvea on
those words for five years, studying
hardor than I had over dono before, and
then tho chanco camo for mo to havo
tho instruction I so ardently desired.
I seized it at once, and behold mo a
flourishing physyeian!''
Sho ended with s. laugh, but thero
wero tears in her bright, dark eyes.
"I rofnso to take a particle of credit
to myself," said George with a great
carncstno.ss. "Please don't nccord it lo
me oven in your thoughts."
"Uonor to whom honor is due id
ways," she sa'id, rising to go. "If it
hadt been for you I should probably
havo vgotatttl on that little Illinois
farm all my life."
Georgo went to tho , window and
watched her at bho walked away.
There was a look of piu and chagrin on
his, baud sgme face.
"I would gic a thousand 'dollars this
minute,'' he said, speaking aloud, tIf
I could only fee) that I had asked her
out of kindness. I couldeu't look her
in the face when she was ttlligg ma
bout it, and I lull a if I deserved a
dscking under tho neareat pumjv My
conscience will never bo easy until"! tell
1884
her tho truth, though, of course, sho will
despiso mo forever after. ' ,
.But though ho made it a point to seo
Debby wlionevcr business took him to
Chicago) ho' novcr had courage to make
hi. confession. , And perhaps it w a .just
ail well 'that sho never, heard it. Illus.
Christian, Weekly (
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And VlDDf.TI-AGED MEN, who re fferln? from
the effects if Youthful In Iscietlon or Excewt. la
matnrcryfars.NnRVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBIL1TT,
LOST MANIIOOn, etc., remember that, by a comblnv
tlon of rcmcdIr-8 of great curative power, the Ductor
has so .rented hi. treitmenl that It "ill not only
afford Immrdlute telhf. but Crmancnt cure.
MY HOxPlTAI, EXrT.ltlPACR
(ITaIng been surgeon iu ' harro ot t o leadlntrhospltels)
enabl s me to treat all pr vate troubls. wiihexovllent
results. I claim to bo a eklllful Ph)Blelan and Surgeon
TUOKOUailLY Inf rmedln mysp clalty
lllStUSKS OP MAN.
Allwl'l reconemy honest opinion of their complalnti
experimenting. 0 usultation. rara and strictly
private Char cs reasonable. Call o address: D&
ALLEN, 201 Kearny St. San Francisco, Cal. OfSo.
hours, 9 to 3 da ly, 7 to S evening. lJinS4-tf
DR. SPINNEY,
o.II Kearny Sl.,san rTnrisr,raI Treata
all Chronio at.d S eclal diseases: YUUNfi Krj
ho mav be suffering from the .fleet of V"Uth'ut fol
lies or Indiscretion will do well to avail uernHlre. of
this the greatest boon ev.r laid at the feet of rafferlnf
humanity. Dr. Spinney 111 guarantee to forfeit .0
faretervcaaoof weakness or nrtvate disease, of anr
kind or character which he undertake and tail, tecum
11IDDLE.AI.E1I MEN. ' .
Thero are many at the nae of SO to 85 who are tnallel
with too frequent evacuation of the bladder, often a
eorapanled by a slight smarting or burning eenntioa
and a weakening of the sj stem in a manner the patieQt
cannot account f-r. On examining the urinary de
posit a ropy sediment will often be found, and Mm
tiroes smalt p.rtlclrs of albumen will appear, or to.
color will be a thln.milklsh hue ,agaln changing to adark
and torpid appearance. There are many men who flU
of tht difficulty, iarnerant of the etuae, which U tbs
Sflcond stage of siminal weaknes Dr.S.will guarar.tM
a perfect cure in all such cases, and a healthy reaton.
tlea of the genlto urinary organs. Office hours 10 tt
. 'and 0 to 8 Sundays from 10 to 11 A.M. Consulta
tion free. Thoroutrh examination and drlce,U Oal
oraddrss: DR. SPINNEY & CO., No. 11 Kearney
'ireet, San Franelsco, Cal Ijn8l-U -
THE
1)K. LIEBIO'S I
PMIATC DISPEAaAKI. I
fuO Geary St., San Francisco, Oil
Conducted by Qualified Physlclini H
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ana ciirgcons r guiar tru-iai?. l
yiho olitrnf kiicrlHll.t in tb rV
United StAtcs, whose LimuoKOSi ,
rrr.iri.cr, pprfect method and purs r
mcili.tnc, insure sreKur and W U
mM!it cdris of r 11 Prit.tc, Cbrcnle I,
and Nervous Dseasui,' A flections of IS
the Blood, rikla, Kldacjs.UlseVf;
tier, EriiMluna, Ilccia. Ol4f:
horc. Swelling or Hie tilaadi, ', .
Sore Mouth, Throat, '
Pnlna, perrramntly cured anderu nj
luted from the sj stem for life.
NERVOUS .'"
losbi-a. hraunl llccny, MeaUl-,
anil I'hislral llraunoi, Fall-1;
Ingilcmory. Weiik Fra,8tail '
t D- rlnimcnl,lnipedinieitt '"
lo Marriage, rlc, fmn ewest j
eanr youthmi rolllc. or aaf 7
raiiav. pcrdlly, snMy tl. '
nrltalrlv rurrtl. ,J.i
tec
men.andallvhoneetlmeJif-all.LIII and P tirrletec 8
consult tho old liuropeAn PhjsUIan at once. His oplft- J.
Ion costs nothing, and may sm future misery swl
shame. When inconvenient to visit the city for trot 4
free from olrrnlon. It Is sUf-ctldcnt thatV
nnvl.!. win. n-t.ia M.Bh.iU.ll.nflM. n n clMV -
diseases attain, great aklll.andph.'slclanathroiiJj
om uiecouniry, anoaing tnit, frtqutntiy reccm-i
difficult evea to the .llria t..i!t. hv trhcai
very known good rrnirdy la usM. The Poctort J
AgeajiJt.xpcrlenrcruiku his opinion of auireal
aiuiivriiiurr.
Cl.Thoe who call see no one but the Doctor. G !
saltation FREE and snrredb rnnlldrntlal. Cal
which hare failed in obtaining relief cls-wnere ope .
ally solicited Female di.ca'ts aucccfnlly treawj
The Darter will agree to forfeit 11,000 for a cwjj
undertaken, not cured. Call or write. Hours. D""!11;
from 9 A. M.. n a P. M.. 6 to 8 evenings; SutdJAs;
w to S3 orny. ?ep r.iR tuk ailTAWT l.nta --
tiiaiTii ; nair t ksb. Address as above,
DR. UEBIG'S '
Wonderful German IuvUtoratoT
Permanently ptevtnte all Unnatural law fromtvb
system, i,nos ine nertes, stremithens the muscwi
tucvaaine waste, invigorates trie wnole system wi
restores the atflicted ra Ilealtn an.t naitntnpiu.
The reason so many can not get cured of wer.koe
and the above diseases o,g to a complIitll
Called PP.OSTATflRRIIFA ..h'.l. .-.l.s m u'k
treatment. PR. LIRBIO'S INV1O0RATOH 1. the oi$
cure foiPB.THvRBliru, with tiooullar tpocial Trei?
meat, ud at tie. LIEIIK1 DI31-KNS KKi, 2
?TPr.,'T "r h' lavluonitor, J. Owe of $j
bottles, gw. fceot to. any ajdrcas, covered secur,T
frm obtuvation. r4j
Most powerful electric belr free to patients l-.
.ToPaovtTiiiVl'oparoi.PowiiE cr rasINVlGO'J
ATOR a n Bom OlttN UK SK4T FREIi CunstJtlt 19-
free and private. ' u
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