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tjer Thirty Years'Pilgrimage.
By V^V. BLISS, Ti.T)., New York.
(;?e ah ? s ??: ? <>r no- \ ilo ildrt wort, may lie
> tkly imduittiHiil ftviiit ilio Mcly. 'llio nhu<sl .i| i?
)n 'iliivc i )<>hun-> wiil-li in n c??iO on iiiloMi- :lt n n?l
io' i^co'it oil tit onm < Ojitubki i Wo iin; to > isiiii;-l
ntT .is \Wl* III-1 IMV III ill 1*111 .III i ?liv?.mu I.IV?S I * l? l';*i^"
* itd r.m.'Unni, thr ;>urp >i lien'rUstou c
mii-ms iIt.11 ?i iljiU them; i?? i???M 1 ? k?owh\
1 hit i? till Ini itv Iv emiHe ie-1 with the he il ?. -nil l-liuluti
;
;. itio?m, anil who l>v lliclr Klivii^th at; t v. "I e? natllu:
on, hy 111 It phyM.al mil iMl) iWftwtl 1), Imwillt
huhlv-lUvi'liipQil I'h.VMi.ll, II' nt 'l, nil ' moral ijU.llitlOl
t.? then uflai'isi,,; or, )i weakeuM an.l tni'tvuunl l> \. mses
or t'ls. :hj, t\i?lr S > 0 - "lil-h > l.v destroy It,i Ivj^.icy
to an unofii'ii llii? pmjrein : ? anil i > throw a r.v ??i liulit
>vet tho >Hso iM*. V'l'iiliat l-? h i < *. ? 'Hive*, ay r.ijt
Woman needs an in tnjctor. Ties hook - i. ;> uih i/<*
J1ieiii;ftCOlCS to >lio\V ivhtl onpot ii-ikm I' Ki lnv.
w man tlic hi uoiH of that expm hupo.
Int. IVi.i.is, iho author of u,. > wmi;. -a m nliuf.' !
n i:nlversl'.\ of IVnmoliuila, i'tiilat'.vlph..,, t i.i.. |s;j
!i 19 (or in my j van iii ulc foma) j < omjtl Unit* iin.l oil runic,
i - hi |. i>ral a s.-i1 vilty. jpi'l is in m i>ry way
i it toil f : mi it in,' a book oi Iho Ultpl lor iho (trtimil
l >?.' la>k 111 i,l| . . il i ill iia.l i'. it? >,, ,
> i : i | o oi service, to hai .it. t ' w." n of il in-, r, ttmU
... t ' ' spr.lr)), 1 nt ivllli a tlo'ir.Ty of di tton. a ili*eroct
: of words, an I a vc.led ii| utii*,f eapressioti that
i . . m Mi l its \\ iv to 11. limit slan ill Mil unit n.niu li.i
nsihiif v, oi via il. a til mIi >ri ititlo tin; cheek of
>t f: i ..'.ton-. T'h' if I hi l< renin led, h iwevor,
I, .il'iii..?t In isslhl I! |, to ti i I the path tint tlio unVI
' M poll, HI ' ' it -'I'll! t l Violate till J.MI MOllM'll'
f.iiins of l'ii,.; i i i.i which Atncricin readeis am
> . l\ ai'v'.Mtonio.i, an I, whether in ilo or 1,0111)11, is a t
' i, tit it ; tin- li.ioii tio t il on Up with tin c'\jiv llltioii
i . iim: r. :'tlt : 1 at a rehash of those t/nojtf.tr matter*
t? ii 11 nits 111 Iv ni liiiiiM lift He wiiticu upon,
will i- the.V pr 't'.'il tin I th Ii liiistako. '|h ? ic uti-r
limn ln> pi ji.nval 11 li ii liruiv sin ilaiitics; auvl if
. liioillvi ..'pv ii' l it tin: tin of. pil; i ; <jl a j osi \ nil vivl i.'n".
ii. t!i.oi Jti.s'. a;;l s n:i'i t un la-i n:i, lie oi sho
' o1 > to r ' I'l'.u. rili i^lv, l-Jve;y > no liai his
i i,' iimiM of ihliil iii-, ;11? 1 - t\e author Ion h,t. n is
.I, hovvcv *r, ili.it it t.i n nil, i>.i jo-.ii i\ oof i;sv, anil
; tl. pi; >r. ;t <fti:rr, hv I'lO'i at any rate who, like tin)
! r. hie ilcliluM it. i up, n liiuinn liapplui's.1 ami iho
tint oppose it; hy those who have :riven to :ts. erntC
s HiU'i wan inn's umliipl' its ot Inrlfmilies,
i have ci it houii illllyent In sivkm : to nnifili.rato
' . -1 Wirings, many vatnahlo Itjas ma, to s^ylhe lea*t,may
". f: VI i'.: I III . 1 II 1 - i ijI- lii'.iln ih'ly v. n t
I svitli the health, happiness, ami ooll-belnjf of the
portion of our tavo.
'mill; i< o il Inlioi.I... 1 r. il, i ... .
.. .nil, 11.11 mil v ill lP.llltlJVr
; m?ro espet: illy tl?n mental, parents,an I those h:tv?
!': .lime Hon ol \ oiithlhl htcxj>e knee.
;uo w ill not j?t rmil nor is it norcs-tiry *o
1'V M-nl ii lcii^' lis! ? I" TI'N t'i HON! A l,S; a
i w will imiinito I in- universal I'avor with
n li'xh Uiu work ijv itrcIvoiI.
Man.s|-U.LI?, M:O 1 J. 1110.
f ic jioniM''! Ov. woili. " Woman, and
in ! 'I'.'iii iy I i'iii'm' I'lljiriinai;!'." v itli ?lr 11 ituresi.
; iiyv<> Hit hook of pre.ul vnlne I?> those I'm ivliom II wiwi
i\ n il. mid liojMi it will niei't wii'i iti it e .iciisivo clrcii'
I., ii vvhic.li Its merits so w. 1) deserve.
M. y. CAliriiN 1T.U, M.D., Follow Ala.-u. -Med. tfoc.
Host on, Mii\ 13,1370.
t ti p. < xamlned tli" i?>??"?k ? 11i* 1? l "Woman. ami
iii i * i Iilrty Veins' I'IIk riniuui-," v- - it t III I i \\ \V.
d I of New Yolk. and in no nidem-nit, it is a v< >
:,i ;>) work, (Hid ctileulnted to Ito useful. i>x|nh'|ii1(v
i?i>i?n women, w here ill health 's quite i ?o prevalent at
' i.-M-nt.
H " riiilo&nphlcallv. 5'lrnt f1 ally, aiiaieiiueail \ phvsi*?li
-1. invalid nntholni-'lenlly ?(irifet in it* descriptions of
1 . ... ..is ol live ImiiIv, causes of female diseases and their
lie; or, what Is imich tatter, their j?/"r?v/?/;iin ; and tho
111? : ut>nis i mewliai mnneioii-1 . i from Kimnlanl writ
i mtiieiii iu the medical pi-othsstoii.
M M. At. ( t)KNKLL. M.l).. I,I, 1).
lame entitled "Woman, ami lirr Thirty
, , .u s' I'llerilllilKV," I>> \V. \\ . Hllss, Al.lt., ami dni.
1 e.-ipciYulli t?>i married women, is slid by piedical
? ii iii In- oi meat value fur the intbruinlion it iinpnits.?
* ' 'StuH Journal.
Woman, ami her Thirty Veaih' i'il^iiinnKe,"
i.? On tttlo of a book .lust thrown ii|iuli tin market
' ii tho motto, " Jloni toil o'm tnai >/ /? ;> >> .'' It is a tar
i\ i and I toiler Mi em pi than its pi. d.i r>.vi|-f in treat
' .>ul.illy and ,m>i iti/ucutlv and with tunisi p irpose of
*i I !.> la.i-t ilelti ale ef s'ultjeets. .. . llu- literary and
ay iv seientitle qualities <1 tin- book liiiinm a c.nelhl
tn oi ellipeiil jdit siciaii lo lie the authoi. ? At .nut l/at(y
v\ inn iv. and Ivor Ylvii t y liiiri.' I * i 1 y; i imai,'*',"
?V. liliss, .m.Ir.. New York. I Ins Imh i. i. i iii..>i miIii
(I Upon a sllliji-ct I.I which ollll too Jlllle i tinder
utsale I lie lnedleat pi de sioil, and tvuiild sav e a i ist
.I of I lie >u (lei liuj a liloti Is nmv caused l>v iy u..iicu
>.- hvosi vital laws of health, if it tveto III tin h unts of
i vv i mail. The vnliniie Is tllO Wolds 'Of II |tliysleiillV CVofy I
i lira i.imi, IJilMUK I 'I 'llilliy y i I S J*>- I
11 !e complaints Ills specialty. It llnows halil u,,. u tho ,
!- s tifr ullur t<> tin* sex, iiinl Miitm m tin* piopei icnicriMil
l* in every way invaluable toi inslii.iiiai uuil
v . iiiaiiuii. ? Jiv^iun vw.
Woman, ami her Thirty YemV I'ilyrlma
I Ills wort;, Iiv ;i N"\v Vnii- pin *i, 1:111 ' l cxirt'il{
lid auto, 11 ? :?! ~ ndi'licnti and ilii|??i l.'ilil subject
i u |? iliups as Tutu li delicacy a- tin- i, .iiav it in- i .ism
i .niit, niiil a i ertainlj ann/- nil uuil.-. Mm; m v woa
.. nudc.-pccrOlymeiy iii"ihct should I.now, nnniiately
r;c'd a- tlloy :tl < \\ It It lift mia ti 1111 , I till! i, I' her
, . ' nr. Tli-ne tali l>e tiodouht lltai .1 men sliarC of
\ a., aii'1 Mit'.ciin : entailed iiimiii i-ait, .1. <- a ma
that might i'i' avoided, i? iv.,m, no ml
; own t iiii-tlttiiini, :i\itI ta Vnv .1! .,11li. w i n I.1 ani
: \ iolalvd will, impunity. ,>j ,,/ , i,i / mutt.
' Woman, ami her Thirty Years' I'll^rim,ly.r,"
by W. \V. l.liss, M. t fs n niedn al Irealise upon iliu
i Vru' limine, diseases. needs, aiill culm c ni woman,
< I; lia* (lie ccnihiciufuttnii of rciT-ectuMc pby slot mat
S i . Uieiapcntie value, nnd which Hec.ins t<? l> In a iitoral
i- at of view, itnexi cpltniiuhhi ami so calculated : hemoj
ityslon Ct/hyt lyatwuaiist.
hook contains 415 naves, limn, illustrated l>v a lino
) ' 'pkfiaviiij,', and i? substantially bound in muslin.
I RIEF SYNOPSIS OF CONTENTS.
^ JNTnODUCTOKY.
p'eniabji increase of female invalids. ivim Is the
I . . ! 1. I'nduc cultivation I 11??- inciital poweis, tho
p aunts, ami tin; , nmoH-:. 'I In- icinicinciiis, luxiij
and cliai.n i"r ol social iiitercotiifc. II. I in* want
i n o all , proper t'sxl, iiinl In alllitiil out-door oseicitw.
, t !u: dissipatii'lis ol snooty, tin. I" ' o; tanlm-ii, and
\ .unions tnoitfs of dic.ss. .r>. IM Uniy tin: in: ginitI
in tin* |* i us.il of |>nii it nt In .Vs, |i:i.?sioii-.siiri im; plct
, f tallies, ,Vc. J fit irunt fj piuj ri iihyttcul, itu-iUal,
i' 'ivral tmtitti <j, icsultjim ill ? B" ;it il?*>;I liotn I'I lof
i /nornnco, The object <>t IIiIh bunk to pi ve ihlntntailon
t. Unease* jiociiliar |<) women, their anums, syuip,
icsiilts, uuil liiilit itiiins ol tivatnii'iit. 'J'bc i isk. a
<1 u ut? intd ilitllcult one. No impropriety in itnpai lint;
i '.vli-.|ye to those will! are to Is! tin* mothers of o nions.
: < wise to nnppiess in<|Uiry In rioaru to nutuiai laws,
j .a*- and Illisclt folloiv closs* llpoii Iranee .nut lays-,
t 'Hie work suliinitle I to the undid consideration of
V .lien, " Tv (he puic, all (ht/ii/s ore puix."
I, rvuKHTY.
it - great crisis In wrnnnn'ti exlatenec. The mlmJ ext
I ir, ilii'li'. iit iiwHkcns. anil tin-IshIn is' otnes di". lojutd,
. .. jsli iiiniis'-nu nts losi^ lo ir attr.'i Hon. Her mission In
1 ' Will n Is mitljleitOn i)tie.s(|on an |in|H))|oiil uno.
j leimiiied hv1 her physical \ i^or. The nio-i iiujioitunt
, ; diseases those of Hie fjaonntfual orgnmi.
II. 3J K.YsTKf ATION,
vii.ti lilt? 'Hie ovarian ?v.Hiir< ami Mndr office#. J>ui
i if ovarian influence in ilJlh < hi < J'ti if< \ !'< nd
i i ni|icrajii<'nt. Jniliiehrc ? i < m liic :ii?<i nliiiiuuitliitf
. l In*countiy j ri-foirildc to Hi,-. ty. .siruisijc* of cm.1
physician*. ileredllaiy Inflneici t '.Moins t i India,
> , iucjicy offho menstrual jieiii*i. ,\ilcci"l !?>' rich*
I . and lactation. The ijuantity i arlec. "I rue ituiuro
,it ho discharge. llscause. Ilcllefof theancient*. 'llio
? ty ol" Jacob and IjiU'ui. llcbi \s law# Sjh-i elation
i ftl?eorte? of llie early phytdolotfjidx. Ovulation. Chasto
t , l*?autiful lauguagc of i'releasor 3 Log*. 'J lie organ# of
). cjwirvutUou.
114. 1M I.A11M.U ION or MKNSTRUAI#
OKGANS.
Acuti -.ml Rul>-nc\tte form*. Chronic inflammation. II*
, > opinion* id varinim prtutilpocr*. f.xjKiauio to
I., *.> ..i?Hu iiiiuiy. The t.ia.u.ini Model# Icnmunre ill
! i .'.*#<* tcowuian Inflammation. Mult.ijil.tcUy of opinions
, 'vvil to woman's chief h JJmnt.v. Itolailon of the
1 jj.imi lulie# in <be worai?. Woman'* euOtrlnn# for thlrt
\ os. 'Jlie "change ?.?? life." (Jol-ien jxjtiod <>i #x?
,t e 1 Unease of tiuj uvttiic* uvrti oomuicH than >?ci :
dilhued. Their fciijirirtaut * in the. nc*unl system.
> 'jtvui fa pregnancy. Influencei i the nowjUesion, tl>e
, ami 4he tlgurfr. t'oniTol the <k velojeu< t t < : the
f : ml affect the Im1|}?ju rit rj?ia?juatl<oi deje-mlent
. > . toj vvj#teric?. of tlie ftv.-uiea. AlrttPiclmly picture. ??f
no ., i. KbW) organ* have m> exJ*i"Bi o. rjielr i
f,y am-. MtrioMcH Im^u.iri tier whole evHleui. Cause* tlio
, i \ psnent o. tf c reproductive organs f'prui their re>i
a h'" "i Jo?e, the female appro* wihIck the Piipoalta ?ex.
ni.v.i able cases recorded l?y nuabeul men. Th< jv unary
ic- o<?# ? c?f thettuual tytUm. 1
JV. KVMfTOMS OF MEMiTItl \L I>JS- '
35 ASK. |
<.or #i. si v."c om#. -- Various rt*jrre?t?of jialn. Morbid In- !
,i i o. li'M-a* i ovarii* ow.t tin- wntoti i.d vagina. |
. v 'ntv.v iucn; it* csune and t ivtitinetit. JrrltaMliti of
.< '.'athUr. t'aliifnl ovnoiiiitlon*. Hcpuirnaiicc Ui aextnU
'o < honelUveiicM hi the . "ncialtve organ*, insi
^.-l * that li;ut their m e aud oiUiUi :u the ot uriex.
lisii
. nwomm, I _
Dr. .1. WalKor's California Vin- ~
Oixar Hit tors are a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chielly from the native
herbs found on the lower ranges of
tlio Sierra Nevada mountains of California,
the medicinal properties of which
are extracted therefrom without the use
of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked, ''What is the cause of the
unparalleled success of Vint.uau HittkukV
Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient recovers
his health. They are the great
blood pi.t iller and a life-git in# principle,
| a perfect Renovator and lnvigorator
of tbo system. Never before in the
hi.-tory of tlio world has a medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
(pudilies of Vinkoau DittIUus in healing tlio
sick of every disease man is heir to. The}'
arc a gentle Purgative as well as a Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inllanunalion of
the Liver and Visceral Organs in bilious
Diseases
The properties of Dr. Walker's
Vim'.oai: I in i'l.s arc Aperient, Diaphoretic,
Carminative, Nutrition.-. Laxative, Diuretic,
Sedat ive, Counter ii i ilant Budorilic, A ltoro.
o, and Anti-bilious.
R. II. McIMlNAI.n tw CO.,
Ornc-'isfs *111 <1 iJ.'ii. Arls.. S in Kruno; so. California,
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tal Spring Trusses; too painful, they slip olV too
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Conwfiyhoro, U. C.
li.'n* Eavd,
U I'.l U'iitt, Hl'DSOX & KE1J.I2V,
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'TOfi. T. WALSH,
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SOLICITOR IN' I'Ol lTY,
Will practice in Ilia courts of Million, Florry
ami I Scorgotowii.
OIIU-I' .uCONWAYHOHO.S. C.
Nov 13, 1S70- tr.
rp |i*. OiLLLSl'l L,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
W ill 'jive prompt attention lo {ill business
cutrusted Lo his eaie.
CONWA YliOltO, S. ( .
June, 25, 187L
r MOLAR A: 1IAKT,
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Is an Institution for H.tuoftting
YOUNG MEN for BUSINESS. [
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Instruct ion pverofleredtothisorany other {l
country The course of stmly comprises
every variety of llusinosy ami Flnanco
fiom ictail to hanking 11
operations, l?y the great c
system of 1
Actual Business Instruction.
Hook-keeping
in all its various
methods, Business
Forms, Terms and Usa- J*
ges, Business Writing, Cor- c
respondcnce, Commercial Aritli- q
motic. Commercial Law; Partnership
Settlements, Detecting Counterfeit Mony,
Business Biography thoroughly laugh 11
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Dec. 2tl,~ly. Box 530, Atlanta, (la. lC
NEWS: AUGUST 15
TAX NOTICE.
ofkit u Corx ry Ai ihtok. )
CoxwAYhouo, S. C., Juno 20' 1871. <j
Notice is hereby given tr? :\ll concerned (b it
ibis office will by open from tlio first d:fy of
.Inly, 1^71. l<? ill" twentieth day of August,
l?s7l, for receiving returns for all real and
|M'svuwil property within the limits of this
county, for the year commencing July 1st,
b VI, in accordance with section 10 of an
Act to reduce all Acts and jmrts of Acts providing
for the Assessment of Taxation of
propi ity into one Act, and to amend the same,
approved .March JDlh, 1^7-f, and which reads:
iivi ry person required hy law to lisf property
sh.dl, aniMially, between the fiist day of July
and the twentieth day ol August, make out
and deliver to the. Auditor ol the county in
which the property is by law, to ho returned
|i?r taxation, a statement verified by his oath
ol all real and of all i>eisonal property possessed
by. him or under ids control on the
f c.I .1 >u /.?' li.lt, ..I I I.It. ....... ..Ill
. ii ok < l l l ><<115 ' 11 I H I OS ' ' I I' I ,
agent, parent, Inishaud, guardian, executor,
administrator, li nstcc, receiver, ollieer, part
nor, factor or holder, with tin- value tlicirt*<>r,
on saiil first day of .Inly at tin* place of return,
estimating according to the rules proscribed
by law, which statement shall set
toil h:
1st. The number of horses and their vrlue.
iJd. The number of neat cattle and their 1
value.
:hl. The number <>f mules and asses and
their value.
lib.. The number of sheep and their value.
f?th. The number of hogs and their value. I
(>tIt. '1 he value of gold and silver plate,
and number of gold and silver watches, and
their value. |
7. The number of pianofort ?s, melodeotts
and cabine.t organs, and their value.
Mh. The number of pleasure carriages and
their value.
btli. 1 lie. nuinberand value ol dogs.
I(>! 11. 'I he value of goods, merchandise,
moneys and nedits pertaining to bis business
as a merchant.
II. The. value of materials received, used,
or provided to be used, in his hut-moss as a
inaiiufacliuer.
12th. Tin* value of all machinery, engines,
tools, fixtures and implements used or provided
for use in his husinvss as a nuinufacl.uicr,
and of all manufactured articles 011
hand one year or more.
Idth. The value of moneys, including hank
bills and eireulat ing notes.
I lib. The value of all credits.
1.7th. The v line of in vest incuts in the slocks
of any company or corporation of this State,
except National 1 kinks.
K ill. The value of all investments in bonds
except bonds of the I nit.ed States and this
State espies ;ly exempt from taxation.
I lib. The value ol all other property,
l atch piece of real estate must be returned
by itself on a separate return, which return
must set lortli 1' 1. umber of acres and buildings,
and nuinlu : <. 1 lot. and kind of buildings
on same. Notice is hereby given that all
leal estate and personal properly must he returned
within the time prescribed by law. A
failure to so return will cause a neiuiltv m .mi
* J " "v'
per cent to he added by the County Auditor.
'I'lie lidlowing named persons have boon
appointed to assist, in taking tins returns and
making the assessment, vi/.:
t'. N. iteaty, I hick's Township.
John N. fierce, Dog Bluff 14
Alva S. Anderson, Bay Boro 44
.lames C. Ileaty, Floyd's 44
Henry M. Anderson, (Ireen Sea 44
Ktlic! D. I icliai(ison, Simpson's ('reek 44
j hotnas \\. Core, l.ittlo Diver, 44
J. At. King, Dogwood Neck 44
Thomas McCormiek, Socasteo 44
Win. S. MeCaskoll, (lallivanl.'s K'y 44
The above named assessors \v ill present
l hemselt at this odice on I he 1st day of July
to receive blanks and instructions necessary.
All persons living ip Conwayboro Township
will make their returns at t his ollice.
B. (J.8KS.SIONS,
Julyl. County Aditor.
t airl Stand the Truth.
The Columbia, Union-If era Id wantpi]
to Know what course the South
Carolina Conservatives would take in
the coming campaign. We answer
promptly, saying that, no person or
newspaper had authority to speak (or
the Conservative party, hut that this
i.iper would advise that no Conservative
nominations he made if the Republican
nominees were able, pure and
earless men. We added that we had
in doubt that the Conservatives
ivonhl agree to this proposition, and
A'|> K'll.l 111 /'(llll.litui ^ 4 1. I .....1..- -.
.. ^ . .? i?i vviivatioiV'll l U'H-j 1411111/1 IIU
ircumstanccs, could the Conservatives
jonsislantly or properly vote lor
doses, Chamhorhiin, Scott, Melton,
S'egle or any other person who has
leld a State office sir.ee 1863. We
isked the Unioii-1 lerahl what it J
bought of this programme. That
>aper, however, remains mum-chance, '
vhieh is just, what we expected. The
Jnion-1 lerald is jifraid to allow its 1
eaders to know that the Conservaives
will support honest and capa- 1
)lo Republicans if they he nominated,
aid it is airaid to allow it to be known 1
hat, in the public estimation, Ex- :
Vttorney-General Chamberlain, ex- 1
iept in the matter of personal liccniousnoss,
is in every hit as bad as
doses. What suits the Union-Ilcrald
a to say, every day, that the Conseratives
have devised a scheme to sup- *
(ort Moses so as to secure the counte- (
ance of the General Government in i
Iropping him into the Congaree, or to i
ay that the Conservatives mean to <
un candidates, declare them elected, <
nd install them hy force. There is j
ot si particle of truth in such state- (
lcnts of t.lie Conservative plan of 1
ampaign, and that, perhaps, is why ?
hey suit the Union-llerald so well. t
Aetna and Courier. t
How Goon it Is.?There is a young i
lan in a Western town who will know a
ist what to do next time. Seeing a good i
lianco to kiss a pretty girl of his ao- s
unintances,hc dul not allow her un will- \
igncsn to interfere with his oscillatory c
itent, but stole the kiss, and thought, n
erhaps, that it was a knowing fellow t
dio declared that "stolen kisses are 1
woetest." Every rose has its thorn, (
owover, and the young man found it t
) by having to pay a fine of $10. $
ut, after all, thero came healing, for ?
ic day after his trial he received a n
ote from the young lady, enclosing j
ic amount of the fine, and telling him h
,he next time" he kissed her to he d
ss rough about it, and to be careful v
? "do it when father isn't round," a
, 1874.
IN I I ...
Humors of the Sowing Machine,
There was Hubl-nrd. Ho drove up
to the door, unloaded a sowing machine
and said il we wanted a machine
that would do all kinds of work, run
easily, hem, tuck^ruflle, gather, braid,
and be a thing 'of joy forever and
forty days more wo should'nt fail to
.1 >.* i . 11 t
ouy mo "lightning JMingeiv i
bought it, and when alter a w<&k, he
warned a certificate 1, cheerfully wrote
one :
"'11 lis is to ceaitily that I have had
a 'Lightning Slingcr' in my house for
some time past, and I wouldn't ho
without it for twice its cost. It
hadn't hoen in my house half a day
before, my son recovered from tho
whooping-cough, and my wile found
j a ten-dollar hill on the sidewalk. I
think it is the host machine ovorhnado,
I can't, hear to go to hod and leave
it."
lie said ho was ever so many times
obliged, and he hadn't got out ol
sight before Kiboy drove up with the
"Thunder illuzes" machines, ife
began to sew at the other machine ;
said wo had been terribly humbugged
and that his machine s\ as the only
first-clall machine in the market.
My wife began to cry, and lie
soothed her by ollering to trade bis
machine?which he could sell for iron
? and thirty dollars to boot. We
made the trade. lit; said tho "Thunder
& III axes" would make any kind
of a stich, sew any kind of fabric and
out run anything but a locomotive,
lb; came round the next week with a
certificate all written out, and I signed
it :
rl his is to certify that I have gained
ton pounds ol tlesh per day since pur/.)i
i i -?
v ii.i.-iii^ jour inacn 1IH', : v 1H I IIIUL niy
wife hadn't run it, hull' an hour when
her undo died and loll her two hundred
thousand dollars. Not one ol
the children has had a cold since the
day the "Thunder & Blazes came
through the gate. It plays easily, the
strings are not liable to snap, the stops
are easy to manage and it is the only
machine in the world that can be operated
by a red headed woman with a
cork leg, I can si ay out untel eleven
o'clock at night now and my wife
hasn't a word to say. Formerly she
used up four rolling-pins, costing two
shillings each, per week."
Then McManus came. I told him
that we had the best machine in the
market, and he asked to look at it. 1
lie hadn't fairly got his eyes on the 1
"Thunder As Blazes" bclore he commenced
to laugh.
"Ho ! ho! ho!" ho shouted as he 1
droped on a chair ; "it will kill me, 1
did you ever? oh ! oh ! oh !"
I sternly asked the cause of his
hilaiity, and he replied that Kilroy
had swindled us, taken us in?cheated !
us stone blind. 'I he "Thunder As
Blazes" wasn't worth anything, he 1
said-?was an old machine invented by '
a tdind man and patented by a fool. 1
My wife began to weep.
"But" said McManus, "that were
his marhino, the 'Chained Farthquake.' 1
It were the machine, and all other ma
chines were base imitations. We 1
might try it, and if we don't like it he
would cut his throat with a brick saw. f
We tried it, and when he came with
his certificate, I signed it :
"This is to certify that your sewing 1
machine has saved mo 10 per cent, in (
fuel and -0 per cent, in hay and corn
since we purchased it. I licked an alderman,
pulled a school master's nose,
and kicked a member of tlie legisla- j
litre the second day after we got the
machine. Wo hadn't owned it a week 1
when I found where I could get trusted
for meat and wood, and found a flour
shed unlocked. It will sew anything
from a leu of mutton to a \T<>w -
~ . "I' 1
shire mountain. There hasn't heen a
cloudy day since the machine first r
started, and the moon now rises two
hours earlier and lastsnll night. Is'o
one should be without it."
He took the certificate with a triumphant
smile, and? ,
Hut I must leave off here, Farnsworth
hns just called with the "Five
Tewlcd Duplex High Low" machine? j
die only leading machine in market?
iml he is telling my wife how we got ^
iwindJcd by McMan us.
The Harvest Feasts of the Granges. 1
e
Wo have always looked upon the
locial and educational features of our
Jrder as its most important and char- ^
icteristic advantages. We do not 0
indervaluo the economic capabilities
if the Grange, but it requires certain u
jonditions, not always attainable at
iresent, to enable us to largely avail
mrselvs of them; but every Subordinate
Grange, and every member, can ^
$ct tho full benefit of the refining, j
Novating influences of our orginiza.ion,
as well as of tho mental culture f(
md the quickening of thought which n
t promotes. Every Harvest Feast is c
i social opportunity, and should bo
nado as joyous and enjoyable as poslble,
all boisterousness and rudeness
)emg, at Uie same time, utterly exclu
led l>y the presence of the "Maids" ^
md 'Matrons' ol the Grange, if not by
he gentlemanly instincts of the "Hus
>audmen" themselves. Wo hope no ^
Irange will neglect, or mako light of
heso "lhcnics," or forget that there
hould always be "the feast of reason w
nd the flow of soul," as well as the w
noats and drinks which sustain the
hysical man, and mako glad the
icart. Our tables should always be
lecorated with flowers, and loaded I
Mh the fruits of the seasons, as well tl
s with the moro substantial provwione tl
which the "grange," or l'arin, affords
There should bo something to delight
ihe eye and please tho mind, as well
as to gratify the paint and nourish tho
body, IV we eat and drink merely as
animals, we degrade ourselves to a
level with tho beasts which perish ;
but with Ceres, Tomona and Flora
seated at the hoard, \yo should mast icate
our bread nud mutton, aud sip
our w'uie like immortal gods and god
dosses, and rise from the table ennobled
and made better and happier
by the banquet.? l*uv(tl Carolinian,
fur A uyusl.
"~~T ~7 -m " *""" ...... m
Origin oi ".\oiYut-tp I Ilea." ^i
* * 4
Everybody has heard these linos ::
"No pent-up Plica contracts* our
powers,
Hut the wholy boundless coutinoi|^
is ours.
llut very few people know the nu^
thor or in what poem they occur.
The Portsmouth (N. IE) Journal.
says they were written by one Jonathan
Mitchell Sewell, a Portsmouth
poet, as an epilogue to Addison's play
of "Cato," 011 the occasion of its performance
by an amateur company in
that place in 177$. The whole production
was one of decided power.
The spiiit oi the devolution entered
into every expression. Wo give a
few lines :
"And what now gleams with the dawning
rays at homo,
Once blazM in full-orbed majesty at
I tome.
"Did Home's bravo Senator nobly
strive t* oppose
The mighty torrent of domestic foes !
And boldly arm the virtuous lew, and
dare
The desperate perils of unequal war?
Our Senate, too the same hold deed
has done,
And for a Cato ann\l a Washington..
"Rise then, my countrymen ! ami lor
right prepair,
Gird on swords and fearless to, war !
For your grieved country noLJy dure
to die,
And empty all our \eUvs for liberty,.
No pent-up Ufica contracts our powers,
I hit 11 Wl lulmln llAlViw llrm, .
? v w? * ' ?f nviv i/vmii' i i II1C* II L IS
ours."
TJtica, a town older I ban any in thevicinity
of ancient Carthage, was tlreplace
when; Cato died. This fact,
with the above extracts, will snllieiently
explain one of the most expressive
quotations in our language-which
has boon frequently made by
the most distinguished orators, Webster
among them, without an acknowledgment
of the source irom weencc it
eanje.
Admiral Memincs, who commanded
the Confederate cruiser Alabama, having
had his disabilities removed by
the last Congress, is a Democratic can
lidutc for Congress in Alabama, ami
there is a good prospect ol his election.
A Heaver county, Pennsylvania,
man threatens to bring suit against
young farmer who persists in sitting
up with his daughter Sunday nights,
till 4 o'clock in the morning. The
;!orn parent claims, firstly, thai the fol
owing d;*y, being wash day, his gal
unt of no account secondly, that^f
,hey would only use two chairs, the
me they do use would n't cost so much
or repaisr.
Kx-Gov. U. (4rat/, brown fell from
be front steps of bis residence in ML
iouis oil Wednesday last and broke
me of his legs.
Hut They Have Done, it.
A man put in jail entertained a l>c?
icf that he was illegally confined, and
ent for a lawyer to consult about tho
natter. After listening to the prisonir's
story, the lawyer said:
'Can't put you in jail tor that!'
'Can't they, though?'
'Certainly not, the thing is preposerous.'
'But they have though,' urged tho
irisoner, who fully agreed with tho
awyer that they couldn't do it, hut
vas unable to get it out of his head
hat he was in jail, nevertheless.
'I tell you, my dear fellow, it is iin>ossible;
they can't imprison you 011 a
hargo like that. It is against tho
aw.'
'But they have done it,' cried tho
prisoner, stubbornly, and with rising
nger, 'and here I am. I want to get
ut,
'But I say they can't do it. If you
ndcrstood the first thing about law,
ou would see they couldn't. Blacklone
says?'
'Conlound Blackstone! Ain't I
ore, and havn't I been here for the last
ix weeks?'
'I tell you they can't put you in jail
>r that,' shouted tho lawyer, springig
out of his chair, and growing exited
himself, because his client refused
> listen to the point ol law in the
ise- ilk",
'And I tell you!' yelled the prise
imping to his feet and dancing round
ith excitement and exasperation,
hey have done it, and I am here in
til, and what in tho thunder is the
so ot aayirtg^hcy can't do it?'
There ia a story of Judge Grior, ^
hioh everybody delighta in, how ho'
it asido tho unju&t verdict ot a jury
gainst an unpopular man, with this
maark : $?nter tho verdict, Mr. Clerk. *
ntor, also, 'Set aside by tho Court.'
want it to bo understood that it takes
lirteen men to steal a man's tarm in
liis Court.'