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fltest? vl rr.r-.r*? ? ... ooli tor Everv Woman m America. *?; <r\ JUT A GV8 % i? 5 ;S /*% ^ j AMI I -Ci Tiiirty Years' Pllgrieiage. 75/ Y?r. W.iL:33, H.D., Iiew Yerk. The* m'.-Un mil ?f il vido.-hle \t<>. k mat I? .rotcilr until stool jVoin >iic mi?, Th * ot.t?? v Ahuv l at b ."v n .ui.-o :i \ luiue which mt> contain iiitiiruKUlnn a?l. in ig< ' .> >ii.i u i i, ,;k i^i t lo 1 Wtf is; I-? It's!: cot Attn: u? iv.-.iu-tls h r/.? a>; I th laws that rcjjilJitoll*f.ui nu i' - Kic.it ;>j j?:>* <<. lurcr.is.fi o ami i'.'i i-o> liu. Oct.iHl tlioin; to luin.t i u wnoit l.'i lloll ill i.n " l.v c to ' > 1 Willi 111? hv.li' :'i I wcii-'oloi 0 \\. no.. S.S. . her.-, not unit ol ln.ll M r's !ni? of .no >ns, :n. 1 v ': > by t'n lr st length nu l than t?x ft ji- U itlon, by * licit i>.t,. .. a' mi l iimi.iI jvrli ilt n, transmit 1 .. >i , 'iv.sj si, in ntal, ami 111.1 I ti'i.tUik* to tlieir ot i i*><1; or, U w.iko ?v.l ami on rt t I >., > cesses oi .. . , their s ctl-in l !>' !v <! :.<<ylnj 1 , ? y > no ui).* iin ;>r >11 v; an 1 t > throw n ray ol 1 pvor the i! isos ;y il n ti her h i, theh '?o|ti n't, fiy ntjv* loms, is suits, an I th ("i1 in i.t it Ion.* of lrc.ituioul. 'Vnman .... ts a*j inttiru?.tnr. I'lil* Imoli genii* t<> atlvis.* to :ti;* ok* lo siiuiy whit cspi tloncc hasia iel;i. K jlitca woman tho boncflt of th i uxnerlun *o. t in.. Iti.'ss, th> n.tihor of this work, a graduate <jf the Unlveirlty of Pennsylvania, I'hilailvlplil.i. t,ia?a ol |s.|f -lias |or many y its ni.i 1 fc; halo ooiDjiliaittt ..ii'l chrntm' k . in a specialty, an,I |g ht ovary way i. iililal foi tyrltnnr it hook 'i' 'In kin I f? ihu ycncrai i iida. Th" tank th- .)i i is a illihcult ami d li ate one, i ir to l> > of so. vivo, to IioivmV, in want of tiainjor, traiA vt.l (>e */. 'ctt. bat with a il ill. icy of diction, a disc root j.k.Uo i wot . ml i w.l -'l at ma >r of cxjtiotslon (1: a Will WOll'l l!? *v;n 10 tllO ?: 111 -i' .<.|.| Wtt'lout WOUinl* - , *, or cu iiiirj .1 Mush to mantlo tin c'.io? w <>i iljrt most ftuj.hlioiu lhe if.nbr U remind? ', however, (. in sslbli It is to It u.| the path that tbo nuiho *oi ii ? j i'. i!'i n >; seem tuxlnl-.it" those ri.iivnn<. ifi'in.* -if l-uvruajxe to w'llnh American readers mo i inilv i j ?tioii t. in I, whether hi i1?* or Pminli, Is oiluio 'l ,1 !i n ii liiobouk holnmn hp with the expect allou f i.lliit< ^oihl'rr but. :i rehash of t how tangible matters }iu have. liuon tliijiiun li of hums itefoio written upon, w. . is they jtuo o sl iliul lii. ii mistake. 'Ih? reader io. lieu i o pi'u>,i-.t tvi Ii mi liimvy sm^ulmitk's; and it I cy Biui.ilaiiitt>o.u iai . ;r l.i i oli tpiln-i fa j?orvcrt?d liu. iiit.ijii ll|:;n Just an 1 scion .;ic i nciusluij, lie or ?dio 1. t.i"!-' tlmni aci-o> lltigly. Kvory emu litis lilg , .\u hi inner of thinking, ond the author has hi\. Ii l.s ^lu.'vrj. ho >t .-r, am Ii the lw\ he rood in coi csb nufi (ntliolii ?, i'ii ii-iui r, lit those at uny rati who, like the hor have deliberated upon human happiness and the iup.18 that oppose It; hv thos who htivo thriven in iu>ecr?i. i-no ponr .iw ,,f woin in's nmllfpllelty ot Infirmities, t who lnvo over been tllllg miV In Booking to iiuiellovato i itTerings, ninny val :able lessons, to say tho least, may iwn < mii in counsel epoi subjects Intimately eon^ \ v i!h the health, happiness, anil well-being of *'"? j, r .c portion of our race. i .jhooh Knit Intended for youth, hut thnso ot mat... in . specially thn niarrlcil. nironta ?n.i i??/? ?? ^ 14 ? .0 d.rcvtton of youth fill in jxpcik-iiec. V :> ut? will tint permit nor Is tt m.-eessnry to lirc-orii a lonx lint of TiMTl \1()NIAI,S; o lew will imllrutu (lie universal favor witli n'h.uh the work Is reeciveil. Manhpiklo, Mny 11, 1H70. I Irivo pornv.l lu\ Bliss's work. "Woman, ami I ?r I'klrly \ < a ra' l'il?-i m:i;:e." wltli ik > nuc -si. ( ;.:itov t ii \ i i' v i s il'i i tlinw for winrm a was , (r.l ami I ho;>? It will ln-i-i with that extensive e|ivu? i ill >.i wlflch lis merit* so well deserve. M. S. C.vi:ri:s IT.lt, M.I)., Fellow Mm Mod. See. Boston, May n. is;;). ( lnvn i'\!\roln 1 the hook entitled " IVuninti, and (.. r Thirty \ ears' l'Ujjrinuin'e," wutuin by \v. \y. l.l>.,? f nou York, an I In iii.t jt'd^oii ill, Ills a\nr, v table work, and rnt.nil i1 i lo '< iij lit, ?s; rinlly a i. mx wouicu, where ill health '* quite too prevulym it o? s ml. . ' i idillos iphlcnllv, scientific,ally, anatomical lv, pay sti?: ,i- ally nil l out hoi-, tflcully eoirevi 111 its description'- of \ ./aiis of tin- tardy, ran en of tomato di.stcisi ? an.I their y ; or, what is nu'ieh better, ihelr pretention ; and the i -i ft us (somewhat mimorou* .ire tTuth standard Wilis'. , uuiiiwut- in the inedirnl profession. V M. M. COUNELL, M.I).. LL.D. tio volume etilltied "Woman, nn<1 lier Ttrlrty a a rs' I'llitrliuaiii'i" by IV. IV. Blu-s, M.H., uh?I dev .. .t es|a-< tallr i--i married women, i t bald by liiudiv.d i i io tsj of groat vnluu lor tho Information it imparl*. ? ^ .on Journal. Woman, urn! her Thirty Years' I'n^rnny e," is Hit* lltlc i l a book jiMi thrown tt|? n tlio market x o tli? motto, " Umii ioit 'jui mat y p<') < " li is a Mr t i Hial lieiUM al'.Clni'i unit its |ini?iece>sors to treat lUlioly mm ji't dei ntl.v an ' with .-t I'Uieose of t,v. Ml lie most uellcivte of sltije.'.s. .. . 1 lie hKr.?r> ami l> seveniillc nuaiuus m the t k ludlc.no a c.uilvi! .niellifioiii b.w..u. lo no ti.c aut.tof. - .iXVrf.bd' A.iii'y .1 Vtltl^y/. Woman, aim ner Thirty Years' I'IIki iina^je," l. \ \V. i itss, o.l)., Sew York. J las Iwek iisiimsI vaJtiIll I oil I sui'je.et ol Whirl) i Ills loo 111'.In is Vllldcr, V o.MMoe Iho llicilleal |)lV!e.-1.1*11 1111.1 Well j.Ma I e II nut ; tint oi ibe s.'uei ilia w in li is now nnisvil i>\ U.iioiiiiu o i>i ill11s( vitui laws of lieal.ii, tl il weie 111 n><: hands of y woman. III.* Mjimnu is uie viols of a jt.wiian e \ eiy i / ijualilicd lb I Uiii lasK, liamig n.inle t. i 'iiain ic:i? lbU4,<: il i vi.'i'i'.'.l. * i... IV I'. - ?. ?.:, ant itucesls the ptoi-er lvniegi , ami is to e\eiy w_y invaluable to; instruction ajul t MlUllloQ. JivStuH iVl. Woman, and Iter Thirty Years* 1'ilyriim?i litis we. I.. !.? a New y?.iU jiks Sudan ot e>. eii% . r anil ) ote, Heals a dl'llriite iniit iuil><ivi:uil ? 11ijr- t V..li is i.-iU'-h deluauy an (lie inline of lite cam v il Huniii, nun it veituinly bnnirH out itutlis ilint evn v woi .i, li vpcctnlly cuvy r... ti.,. itiioul i !.,. ,v., i -.tc.iy v mnvteil us iney inc. w i?li Iter owi\ health ami tlnu of her i: ,. .njt. i Ix.'ie can be n?* tieubt that a uieai share of V i. e: sit a: I seile-ln-.; i n'aUwl up n i.etlt, irWe? bom ? uses thai iie.ylH iio avoided, If woimii folly undidstood * V. ir own eoiisUlullcni.no the hi v. s of lie,,1th, wt tel. i anV - violated w im .uij.uiuij. JJntly I nion. " Woman, and her Thirly Years* I'ilijrimi,' e,"by XV. XV. (diss. M .(>., is a medical t realise u !'"1i,vh1ci;uu { mJ ui yeiitie v.iiae, iu?l which him uif? io be in a nui.al > ou oi \ iew, uncxco|iiionabhi and so calculated to be iiso/,ul. Uosivn Cot yrcyutii nulul. The booV. contains 415 pnf e% Iivno, Illustrated by a f,ao vme. ou&iuving, mm is v'.uisuiuiiiUly bound m niu.'iin. IEIZF SYNOPSIS OP CONTENTS. iNntomicroiiv. r ndenlable live rente of fevunle Inval'dR. XVbat Is Ibe CHVi.oV 1. I nine eulti vatlon ol Urn. mental |iowci>, iho vWiUint-ivts, ami live , asstons. 2. 1 be nUueujenvs, bixure , and ram.ic;,i oi social lut iconise. Ihe want 11 pure uir,->jtVv))'C:i food, and h^iUtliiXil out-door rxeielso. -? , ..V uiwiJO'tioun ?I society, IIU: IIUC0 *>T IhSljloll, 111)(I \ . in ii'iotih inn-Jo* s. L.xiiliiiii the iusr.gthai n L.. iL" pelutul ot prurient lioOKs, pa in ii-Miring piet i-i:11-.i , A Tin tea/.I 0/ hitf/siml, mtntal, t J nwml ftathi/y, 1 faulting in a gt< it <|cxicc ii.tn error i : I .gnoiunco. '1 In- object ol tJjii 1...? I> t<> givolntunir.iOun i ills' isen jhu uliui l>> women, their souivus, syinpt ie.iniih, : 11?t Judication* vt treatment. Thu tmh :? c horde run iiilhcuh urn;. No impropriety hi Imparting ).. n-ilge to those who me to la tho mother* of tuition*. ' A wo to wttppiess inquiry in iv, n.i to luituuil law*. hi-ciiM- anil niiM iy thih>w close u|" ti tynoratne ami injat i.v. the woiii suhmiiicb n> the caudal coushlciuUoit of v .men, " Tu tfu pure, ult l/mni* uu ym t." I, rUUKUTV. Tlte gieat crisis in woman's existence. The mind ex? i nils, Ui< heart ti wakens, ami Ui? body I incomes dovol tpod. 1 ildlsh .amusements lose llutlr ultiae'tion. Her utixainn in i if. \\ ill it Ik; lollUIrn '/ 'l he utiesth n un Important otic. & 1 etcnnUved l?y hoi physical Vipot . uiosi Important afe j i Uer diseases those wl the ihetfMrual orguiuu B| 1* MKNSTKIATION. 'What 11 tl 1 The oxarhm organ* and their oittceH, l>ui Mat I ox arlatt inlluetu e 111 <tlt>er< til ehtmiles. A dec led f i torn eminent. Influence ?twi> hiu and stliuiihiliug i K?<t. iheci untiy picfrrable to the oily, Kwulslk* < t >m~ Inert |>li' ?iei .s ifereititai v kill1,tt tx e.' C'f' iloins in India. J'tcqutdtcy oi tho im natttuil period, Al eetoil by i rcg1 it.-y .1 elation. 'Ilift quantity vnir *. Truo tiat'ire i the dliudiuiitc. Its (hum*, Udiet'of tlm ancient*, 'llto j ot_\ ot ii titxl l/ihan. He two w laws. .Mperitlnil'-u . i'tUxjore.'x>f tho early physiologist*. Ovulation. feihssto v.i.i l-v.of ivulwivi TlMi-organsof Uv'AlWWUion. 111. INri/AM.U.iTION OF 5!Al. / OKOMS. A' nte and laih-arnte form*. Chronic inflammfitIon. Us IV < ri ot n> ol various p'iiciilioiii-M. I \ p. .suit to tn<cittuiioal injury. I ho tauat u.i u mi ,e Un a.nice In \ t i "vstptt inflammation Multiplicity of opiutiona , isssrd tu smmsiam's *hW t. ??< ? ...... . ivuuv>i"ji n iuo \1 i lium>< '.(i the womb. W< li/uii B MitU-un, ? l..i (lit:i " ?-ln '?"p m Hft." Of'Weu K'umI <>f exJ ice. l?l^?-.i?e Ql'tb< MvuvifM m<{Vf ?,?.iuu?i>n limn ncnci? m.< 'ih(?lr i njiort i*>f ^ lit the t??xua) ivsiem. \ 1 ,?n U> i>rei(n<irh'/. Jiifluu<t >.? > the complexion, the A \ nml 11 ? (1(0uft. OoiHrol tlio (lovtlcjimeiil of (lie "W" \ r v. , .a? Ill - cvlnoiif.f Uiei. urie*. Melaft< holy picture ot l | . i ,. on o ih'.m- uinaixx have no existence. Iheir { i ft-.ii.tiulv hupsui* ilwx whi'l" *v*teui. Onusex the l i ...bout <> ?iio lisortH.ucti.e orgnns. Upon their uv l v i j'/>the iVin'U: the oHHiftlte ?cx. I ) i ili* ciuwi ini'iiiuiM |p unuJicW Dion. TUt jmtnuru I | .. v .C4 wtl ?yHcm, \ \y. VMVTOHH OF MJWftTKITAL DJS. r \ ".r. I *V< >> MYMVTo*a. - Virh^i*??oyn*M?ofptuiK ).|orl>idtl)> I v ' -ffirfSfrl OT.'ics CWt i'.o n.b^ -ji| ? tying. ? X.'.Ori; lis ftouec Mid ttM.?.v-nl. lw)tubiht> of . ^ ihif'l < ! ,! I' ; Mr :>. to -1- -4 of the virtues !<!* THE rio Dr. J. Walker's California Vlnepar Hitters tiro a purely Yopetablo insinuation, inado chiefly from the native herbs found on tho lower ranpes of tho Sierra Novada mountains of California, tho medicinal properties of which are extracted therefrom without tho use of Alcohol. Tho question is almost daily asked, "What IS tho cause, of the unparalleled success of Vinkgak Bitthus!" Our answer is, that theyroinove tho cause of disease, and the patient recovers his health. They are tho prosit blood purifier and a lit'e-pivinp principle, a perfect lienovator and lnviporator of the system. Never before in tho history of tho world lias a medicine been compounded possessing the remurkahlo rill nib tou I.r \T l v l.-ri ? t? I t in Iw.nlli... ?l.n I ?j t?t? . i i n,r> vi i r.v.MV 1*1 i i niio ill ii< iliiii;; i 1117 sick of every disease man is heir to. They are a gentlo Purgative as well as a Tonic, rolieving Congestion or Inflammation of the Liver and Yi ecral Organs \u Bilious Diseases The properlios of Ptc Walker's Yinkgau l?it'n:i(s arc Aperient, Diaphoretic, Curminativo, Nutritious, Laxative, biurotic, Sedative, (Counter-Irritant Sudorific, Altera, Hye, and Anti-Bilious. C* painful Thousands proclaim Vinegar Brrnous tho most wonderful luvigoraut that over sustuiued tlm uiuking system. K f%. 1^/1 MO All M\ i% 11 I ill* A ^ >i AAA c i 4 4 t \ ?*. 1 i>v? i . i .'mmi i tiii i<; sv\ i 11 < lot ti \ i : according to direct ions, and remain Ion ,' unwell, provided their bones aro not destroyed by mineral poison or other means, and vital organs wasted beyond repair. Hilirms, Remittent and Interim ttcnt Fevers which aro so prevalent in the valleys of our great rivers throughout the United Slates, especially those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkansas, lied. Colorado, Brazos. ltio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, it >anoko, James, and many others, with their vast tributaries, throughout our on tiro country during the Summer ai d Autumn, and remarkably so during seasons of unusual boat and dryness, are invariably accompanied by extensive derangements of the stomach and liver, and other abdominal viscera. In their treatment, a purgative, exerting a powerful inllueuce upon theso various organs, is essentially necossary. Then is no cathartic for the purpose equal to Dr. J. NVamckr's ViNisti a a l?iiri!.s, j as they will spocdily remove the darkcolored viscid mat tor with which the ! bowels aro loaded, at the same time stimulating tho secretions of the hv r, and generally restoring tho healtltfunclions of tho digestive organs. Fortify tho boily against disease 1\\? 1M t t ' I 1'\ 1 I I I I l* oil till I I 1 wl . , lltif h U I X ? / . . t/J I'lll ilj ?HI >13 IlltUlfl M III! * J ?N IM ? .\ 1 . Bittkks. No epidemic can taKo bold of a system thus fore-armed. * Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head nelie* Pain in the Shoulders, Cough , Tightness of tho Chest, Dizziness, Sour ^nidations of the Stomach, Had Taslo in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpita tation of tho Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in the region of the Kid licys, and a hundred other painful symptoms, are the olFsprings of Dyspepsia. One hottlowill prove a hotter guarantee of its morits than a lengthy advertiso* ment. vSerofula, or King's Evil, White Swellings, Ulcers, Urysipolns, Swelled Not k, Goitre, Scrofulous Inflammations, Indolent Inflammutious, Mercurial AU'ections, Old Sores, Kruptions of tho Skin, Sore Bvo<, etc. in those, us in all other constitutional Diseases, "NVaLKKK'S VlNROAR BtTTKUS hrtVO Bhown their groat curative powers in tho most obstinate and intractable canes. For Inflammatory and Chronic lUlOUUlHllsni, Clout, Bilious, Remit voiuawi lutonnittont lfcvers, Iline,uses of the Blood, Liver, Kidneya and Bladder, these Bitters havo no equal. Such Diseases uro caused by Vitiated Bloom Mochauical Disoasrs.?FerM?i.s engaged in lbvints find .Minerals, such as Plumbers, Typo-setters, Gold beaters, ami Miners, as they advnnco in life, are Hiibjeet t< ^paralysis of tin? Bowels. To guard against this, take a dose of Wai-KKu's Yin no a a B ittkrs occasionally. For Skill Diseases, Eruptions, Tortor, Sftlt-Khouni, Blotches, Spots. Pin picPustulos, Boils, Carbuncles, Wing-worm Scald-head, Soro Eyes, Ervsipeias, It. i, Scurfs. Discoloratiens of I be Skin. Hum*./ and Diseases of the Skin of whatever name or nature, are li to rally dug up and carried out of the system in a short time by the use of those Bitters. Fill, Tap<\ and othor Worms, lurking in the system ??f so nuyiy thousands, are ctlbctually destroyed and removed. No system of medicine, no vermifuges, no an* tnolminiticK will free the system from worum like those Bitters. For Female Complaints, in young or old. married or single, at the dawn of wo manhood, or tho turn of life, these Tonic Hitters display so decided an inftueuco that improvement is soon perceptible. demise tlw Vitiated Blood whenever you find its impurities bursting through tho skii\ in I'iniples, Eruptions, or .Soros; cleanse it when you find it, obstructed and sluggish in tho veins; cleanse it when it is foul; your feelings will t ell vou when. Keep , the blood pure, and tho health of tho ny^teiii will follow. It. ft. McDONAY<T> At CO., . Druggists nml (Sen. Agis., Son Francisco. California, ond cor. of WnU iiiitloii and Charlton St?., N. Y. Sold liy oil i ami Iftnlr.** flDIilM MOKMIIWK HABIT speedily VI I li frl curea by 1>*.. B*C*'s only known nod SURE REMDY. NO Oil A HOE for treatment until cured. (Jail on or address, I>?. J. (J BE JK. OlivTnn itl, (>. Jt' BOiABALl^ f Purifies the Blood j lot Sale by Bru^ytnta trery whero. y ^ J RR1' WEEKLY NEV : Professional & Business Cards W. I>. JOHNSON. J. M. JOJIKHON V. P. VI ATTI.IJIAI M. J0H?480NS! QUATTLEBflUFsl, I ATTOtt.NKYS and COl'KSELOHS AT LAW Conwayboro, S, G. Bi?\v Card. _ VJ EbLEKS, III DSON it KK1.LEY, O Attorneys S: Counsellors at Law, Wi!) practice in all the conrts oi' llony, ( tlier .Slate oi Federal. 117* One oft he lii in will bo in attendance at every term i?i' the court, and such other times as business may require. Olllce Marion, S. (J. W. W. SEELi.KS, ,J. LI. HUDSON JNO. A. KELIiKY. Oct. 21, JS7S. j j OS. T. WA1.S11, Attorney at Law and SOLIOITOK IN EQUITY, t Will practice in the conrts of Munon, Jlorry and Georgetown. Oiibo at CON WAYHOlto.s. O. Nov is, jsyo tf. r n jf, till.DKSPlK, Attorney and Counsellor at Law Will give prompt attention to all busines entrusted to bis care. CON WAYbOUO, S. ( . 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LIEUT, c miiiri 1 iigtic, VV.isti couutv, Aid. June 20-Jy 11. U. Un kiu ii. lt.viti:, ua< v iL1KI AUXOll CAEDS. : h? are i ioneli f'iiit.ition Cauls and tell i.oa j! is <^no where they know how; and ai" j ist i i i ic vi-d iioin t 'aeis! Are ve. y nobby, Ui;A 2ii cm t. Dti\ one: J. lihiDlv iV CC. i>nx ill. fianUlort, lud. K'A \T.f / L.siic.'jr nrtr.^ri'-^n':iU.UFJ LII>J 1'IUCICOO.M AND Til hi i>A t.l.o f-DOX.? j i.ast wtM-k a colored citizen ui lildge* lit Id I'dtiui v, w as taken out at night ; 1 ) some oilu'i' negroes and sorely Lenten lor Inning \ ued the Green or I onserwitivc ticket, 'live abused negro inhumed some ot his neighbors o! i?e (lit rage, and was able to give the nnnu ot the leader. The olheeis and ion who went to arr. st the leader were ahused and delied i?y a houselul ot armed negroes w ho had collected | to protect this champion ot Ireedoin 1 I'he arresting party recruited and re*! turned, but ihc Kepublican and loyal j Kn-Iviux hand tied, Ilia wile and son, who wire prominent in resistance to tin otricers tin- (lay previous, wete at rested, and, refusing to give bail, were curried to jail. The gentlemen who gave us these tacts, gave also the names ol the beaten and the leading beater, but the names are not just now at rneud<vry,R command. Christian JVeiyhbor. It was reserved for a Springfield, MassJustice to decide wbother ornaments made <&' tmtter. nut shells were iewelry He said, nJ, and the peddler who had hem arretted for selling them without a jeweller s liccn-vo w?h? discharged, ' \ J \ V , 1874, Then and Now?Some Song, In the; present ?lav there is a great cry about the degeneracy ol the times 1 ?no ago so wicked as the one in which we live. No donbt this cry was raised by Adam and Kve, who ; must have ollcn sat without the (iarden and mourned the departure ol their glory, happiness and innocence. From then it has come down to us in the liltyninth century, being greatly increased in power by the addition ol the voices ol their numerous descendants. The language ol every nation improves or degenerates as do the peojde; hence we tii.d that dillerent meanings are attached to the same words in dillerent eras. Take the word simple. Formerly it meant freedom l'roiu art; now something diagracelul attaches to it, for we regard one w ho is calle d "a good simple creature:'as a harmless idiot. Campbell says, 4' l is distance lends enchantment to tlie view,'and who can doubt that had we lived in the 'times' now so highly extolled and worshiped by us, that wo would havo lound them us commonplace and unpleasant as the present. All oi us can feel the tore? <>l t his illustration. We stand in the midst ot a beautiful tield ot' grass. Every where the grass looks more even ami smooth than that on the spot where we stand. W e go forward and look back. The uneyenness and roughness seem to follow us, and our former silo is as green and as beautiful as any other portion ot the field. So it is with lite. Distance hides the I ruggedness ol the path already trodden by us and all the sticks and stones i are in our immediate vicinity. Is their nothing that run make us eontented with the present? True heart religion can do it and nothing else. The obtaining ot this, then, should bo the grand object ot one's life, and, when found, will give contentment with the present and a glorious hope l?>r the luture.? Christian j\rciyhOor. At - . 1 i / ^ iU.V.M K I. l<)Jt HYACINTHS AND UTII KK Bulks.?Tlio flowering bulbs like a sandy soil, but. i', must not lit: loo poor. I To enich it, uso perfectly rotted man. ore, comported with leal mold, decayed bods, or loam. Fresh, crude manure, either rots the bulbs or forces them into a rank, unhealthy loafgrowlii. In planting, it is well to place* a handlul of pure sand under and around the bulb. Hyacinths, and other spring flowering bulbs, may be ! plan ed from September to January, in this climate, but October and November are the most desirable months for the operation, and it is well, whore i ia' ge number are to lie planted, to j'U. them in at liflerent times, so as to seen re a succession of bloom. The best c fleet is produced by setting the bulbs in groups and masses, rather than singly, or in rows. JU<ral Carolinian for jYovember. The Defence of (slendering aud of Adam. The principle defence of the Rev. Mi. Olender.ing, on trial before his church in Jersey City for the ruin of Mary I'orueioy, appears to be that Miss Poraeroy ran aiter him and showed too much partiality for him. This reminds us of the very earliest defence there is on record?that of Adam in the Garden of Eden. 'The u man whom thou gavest to bo with me,' meanly jdeaded the first male reprobate, 'she gave rue of thetreo, and I did eat.* flow tar this contemptible defenoe availed before the highest tribunal may be learned by the Jersey City Presbytery from the third chapter of Genesis. When Benjamin f ranklin died lie bequeathed five thousand dollars to Philadelphia and Boston respectively, i The money was to he loaned to married mechanics to assist them ;n starting in business, and the interest was to ho compounded for a hundred years, at the expiration of which period the ! accumulated funds were to be ex pen ed- i ed in public improvements. Eighty- i six years have elapsed, and the fund in the t wo cities show a remarkable ' difference? 1 hiladelphia has only about i ibrty-six thousand dollars in hand, 1 while Boston has one hundred and , eighty-two thousand. The character ot I h?^ men wlu) h;i vi>. luid fruitful nf the money in the two cities is said to account for the difference, and the great wonder in Philadelphia, consid- 1 enng who have been in power there in local polities, is that there is, says the ; New York hun, any money left at all. 1 riik Akviv and inic Indians.?Gen- i c?al JShcridan reports iho bringing in upon the Plains of several additional gangs ol Indians taken on the war path. ? he war season on the Plains may be pronounced as ended for this year; hut v\ lib the return of the grass in the spring there will, we apprehend, be more lighting and more scalping aud burning of while settlers, unless the Indians are turned over trora General Howard's singing schools to the care ol General Sheridan's peace-makers. jN. Y. Herald. There is an unfoi tivi&tc disposition in a man to attend much raoyV to the(| , lanlts of his companions wliictb otfend him, than to their perfectly |* which please hi in. \ 1 l?!irV ('1:1 V iloscfiliiwl -i null" "" J ?vt>vl I VV M ( III II ig <* 'HI animal that lias no pride of ancestry and no hope of posterity;" A man in Cincinnati, advertising for a situation says: "Work is not so much an object as good wages." A modern philosopher thinks it a mistake to suppose that women have stronger attachments than men. "A man," he says, "is oltea attached to an old hat, but who ever heard ol a woman being attached to an old bonnet?" A gentleman travelling on a steamer one day at dinner was making way with a large pudding close by, when he was told by a servant that it was dessert. "It matters not to me,"said he. "I would eat it, il it were n wilderness." If the times are hard stop your paper, b?it do not shoiien your allowance for whiskey or tobacco. A good paper in a family is a great comfort to the wife and children, but that is no reason why you should provide them with u weekly luxury at the expense of a daily necessity. ? i ?i . < The man who has nut anything to -r i- . ? <?i out nts illustrious alienators ;a like a potato plant?tliu only good I c longing to him is under ground. Next to a rooster in a rain-storm, or a man with Inn mother-in-law on his arm, the most wretched-looking th .ug in the world is a candidate who has just overheard some friend wanting to bet three to one that he won't bo elected. It is rot an uncommon obsrevution that a man who is continually talking about his 'ceaseless yoarings after righteousness," cant' get trusted at a grocery store as quick as rs. man who ssv( ars. ? ? ?? Washington Irving once alluded to a man ol superior pomposity as "a great man, and, in his own estimation a man ol great weight. when~he goes to the west he thinks the east Lips up. Circumstance alt'r cases. For- instance, when a Virginian arose in church ami said, "line's a hundred dollar bill for the old boss ucimul the pulpit!'* no one thoglit of putting him out. '-Do you wish to have my bills sworn to?" inquired the physician. uNo," replied the gxecutor, Uve death ol the deceased is enough to prove that you attended lilui professional iy. The latest feature ot the Chronio gift business comes from Dexter, Me. They have a church them which gives a cluoiuo to every new convert.?Boston (Slobs. Mississippi is singularly blessed in some respects. A traveler there says some of the puid in that Slate is so poor that a disturbancecould not be raised on it. "Is the Platte river navigable for steamboats?" inquired a traveller ol a Nebraska man. "Navigable lor steamboats!,' exclaimed the Nobraskian"? no, not even for light draught ducks." Landlady, (fiercely)-" Von must not occupy that bed with your boom on!" Hoarder-" Oli never mind, they're only an old pair. The bedbugs can't hurt 'em." 'Is my (ace dirtv?' asked ? voim** i? ? ^ - - " j """ b 1" dy of her aunt while at dinner at a Li artford hotel the other day, 'Dirty? Mo Why do yoaask?' 4lioeause that insulting waiter insists upon putting a towel beside my plate! I've thrown it three times under the table!; and yet every time ho comes round ho puts another one before in el' A man indifferently dressed went to his church. The usher did not notion him, hut seated several well-dressed persons who presented themselves, when finally the man addressed the usher, saying: 4Can you tell mo whoso church tins is?' 4Yes, this is Christ's Church.' 4Is lis in?' was the next question; after which a seat was not so hard to find. Mistakkh as to J u dumb nts .-Charles II. once said to Milton: 4T)o you not think tnat your blindness is a judgment upon you for having written in delence of my fat hoi 's murder?'*' "Sir" answered the poet, "it is true I have lo t my eves; but if all calamitous providen~ i -- ' i/vo iu uk vvumuciuu as judgment, your majesty should remember th tl your father lost his head." A Highlander who sold brooms went into a barber's shop in Glasgow to get shaved. The barber bought one of his brooms, and, after having shaved him, asked the price ot it. "Trippenot," si ad the Highlander. "No, m>,' sa) s the shaver; "I'll give you a penny, and ii tl a does not satisfy you, take yo- v broom again," The Highlander io >k it and asked what he had to pay. UA penny," says Strap. "1II gie ye 'a haw bee," says Duncan, "and if that diima satisfy ye, pit on my heard again. < When the Pope's chamberlain, who. was recently captured by Italian brigands, paid ,50,000 francs as ransotu money to the leader oi the band, the sight of the money so transported him that he tell on his knues and beurcred O CD to kiaa the hand of has captive before ho departed* The prelate atrcached out liin hand to him, forgetting that he ? '\re a ring ol great value, which the *>qpo$^vel, as he kisaed the hand, alyly slipped oyer the tiger and appropriated to Uitutolh r t ^

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, November 28, 1874, Image 4