fates Goode, who did everything in
its power for her. Since ber mother's
teat-} she has been her father's great
3t pleasure. He had looked forward
0 the time when she would be an
,.: toinplished and useful woman; but
ruse hopes now lie buried in the
Jape Charles cemetery, while her
ather can only look up through his
ears and wonder why it is so. She
fteu spoke of her mamma a- an
.?gel, and wished she were one too.
1 have a home over there" was one
f her favorite hymns, and she often
aug it for her father.
Oh happy little Cela,
Thoa art gathered io the fold,
L lamb, before thy Father,
Shone in palaces of gold."
In pity loving angels
Took thy soul with tender care,
k flower, drooping by the way
To bud and blossom there."
"N. W. N."
Truth crashed to earth will rise
igain. The Truth cigar is never
lowued.
?mother Case of Rheumatism Cured
by Chamberlain's Pain Balm
The etlicacy of Chamberlain's Pain
lalmln the relief of rheum-ttism li
icing demonstrated daily. Parker
I'r jiiett, of Urigsby, Va., .says that
'hamberluin'H Pain Balm gave him
lermanent relief from rheumatism in
he back when everything else failed,
md he would not be without it. For
mle by all medicine dealers.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
For Salk?Cabbage plants?Earl,
rersey Wakefield, Early Summer,
Barly Flat Dutch?$2 per 1,000 at
grower's count. Cash must accom?
pany all orders. Money refunded if
slants all sold File order at once to
>btain plants for early planting.
Jos. S. Buuting, agent,
Bloomtown, Va.
Notick?I have a good mule,whicb
[ will exchange fora good work horse
>r a four year old colt.
Wm. E. Mapp.
Onley, Va.
