Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, January 15, 1876, Image 2
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I Gardening for Profit! |
j If you w lab to become a Commercial Florlat, 1
J Practical Floriculturef 1
llf you wial? to (Sardeu for Arnuaeraeut or M
,] for Homo I1ho only, road d
jjjGardening for Fleasure! 9
Petor Henderson. j
H Prieo $l.fO each, jmMt-puid, l>y uiail. S
mQ Our Combined Catalogue for 1876, of 9
LVEf? YTHINC
iOAKBENlS
W Con'. Troe to all Applicants. M
| ( Our In rc IlluMrited Catalogue* of
V toil /','it nmnbi'iing 1T.'> mid con-IM
' i i- " -? lored nlnfee, ncnt without charges]
t > |>ui < h iHora of any ?>f the nhovo IlircaP]
looks. bent to all otherboii receipt of DOM
. cuit*. u
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35 Cortlamlt Street,
n new youk. H
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For S:-;o !'. .v E. NOHTOil,
Co rvi aylcro, S. C.
HOH3E AI.D CATTLE POWDERS,
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( t/ ' Art our iKlvoriucr linn tioi made Ins advertisement
altogether diminct, we will interpret and elabo*atc
it as follow* :
K. Jt. POOTEi 3I.I).,
Author of Plain lloino folk. Modloal Common Bonse,
Rrionor In Htorv, eto., 130 Hcxinuton Avenue (cor.
K.i-t XNIII Street), New York, nil iMbr.pkndxnt i
Physician, treats ftll forms of Ltnt/srino or Chronic
Disease*. and receives letter* from *11 parts of th? '
Civim/.kd World.
lly In* urttfiiKil tenv of conducting * Medical Tr*c- j
tire, ho l* muvch'fully treating numerous patients In '
VCttropt', tlie WcnI EiMllm. Dominion of
Canasltt^ and in every |>mtof the United ritales.
NO M KIlCURIAIi
Or deleterious drills used. Ho ha*. during the past I
t .venty three years, treated successfully nearly or quit? '
41,000 oaxfN. All fart? connected with each case are l
ctreful!y recorded, whether they l>e communicated by J
letter or in person, or observed by the Doctor or bis
*ssocl.nt? physicians. The latter aro nil eeieutiflo
uivdioal men.
IIO'.V INVALIDS AT A DISTANCE
Are treated. All invalid* nt a dintancn are required
V) answer a list of plain questions, which elicits every
svuipunn under winch the invalid ?n!f rs. All com- ,
tiamr ttioii t treated .%:rlcily coiytldentml. A complete 1
?y?lein of reftDtoriuif prevents mistake* or confusion. !
last of (piustions sent free, on np|>hcntlon, to ?;:iy part
of the world. Sixty pine pamphlet of Evidknceh or
f>UCC/.H?, also sent free. All these testimonials are
from those who have boen treated by mail and express.
Anvicic is ovricK, on uy mail, rncc or cmakur
Call on or nddrcos
DR. E. B. FOOTS,'
No. 120 Lexington Ave., N. Y.
ISPbHicd to ,se?? /; .( 1 'fj/t /{one talk
and Mcdioal Common. Sense .-Also
J>r Fcotcs Science in Story.
Flm )\ rrticnto rs address
llkrAyiiL'll'ubliihin^ Ccr.ipany I?9
NBW Y()RKl
Dr. Bargor'a Tonic Bowil au l File r.lls.
These plllnnre an Infallible remedy for constipation
and ptle*, oauso t by weakness or tmpprcs i m of ttt*
peristaltic motion of tbo lh?.vels. '1 hey very gently
increase the activity of the int< k Iii.,1 i kii\l. product? j
soft ?tools ami relieve piles nl one. Thousand* hnvo
been wired l>y them. Price .VI cents, *",)t bv mail on ;
rs-c it oj price. Prepared only by P. Al.PKtD .
JtitP'II MID I'. PitAiiM..t>.ir, lUlPoun.it iviMur., '
nr.w Yonrt City.
Dr. Horror's Compound Fluid i'ulract ot
Jilt a barb and Dandelion.
The bast combination of purely vrtfrlnb'c ni diolne*
l<i entirety eplace CJalomel or Pino Pill. It stimulate*
*.h r hv-r. te iset the rto-v of hiio. an I thus remove*
*t eu '?. t irp l.ty of thnll.-r, bil 'npiii m ami habitual
ooiniipatl Jti ui t thj licrnc' a rial 1/ from such a?
dfipt.nii. io'< In'ui cli'>, (I it ui' 111:1*, i'tc. 'i h?i PtTec*
(i van jhi >' 1 - ? l>. ract will Iw |mivf*l. vinilily. ui one?
Vj '.in' |n( u'., hi .i.r or I'vi Ic? nre ?nifflcicnt B?
cl ir thn coiupVxion Imxut f.i'ly, i\n I n-tiiove pitnpiea
a i.l is I >v liver 1 roub. < I'ric* $ I per bvttle.
u bjitius, will Ik* mint mi receipt of the i>>>< <?
to an" Kil-lres" frv of riimve. lVnpnrctl only by
v alfuki) iu'.ich v'u't. riuivmm ur, .cjl'wm*
AVMJUH. VOJ.ftCllX
nn*inr<5 eytr? Pv
ji f44JU AS if41 n
Xeura!;;!a, rites, Iteada<?lic\j
Diarrhoea, Tolls, ftor<knoag, j
LatnniiosH, Darns, Sprains,
Toothiuhn, Scalds, Wauids,
Sore Throat, Ulcers, K raise*, j i
Ukeuinatisni, Il^iuorra<i^03y|
tarslM!
Per Sale bv F. NORTON, ,
k Couwayboro, SO l|
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WBHWLmi
THE 1
HOKltY .NEWS.
T. \V. tlEA l Y, EiriToii.
SA I i; ID> V V. J AN. I VIII, I i- Vii
1 tie Uitl) iiojtc lor !( form*
AYe invi'.p tin* attention o1 every
citir.cn ol lIn- ijouihv I ' > l In* address of
tlio State Central Executive Committee
ol the Democratic party, unanimously
adopted by the Coin:niItco in
eonveiition on the 01U insl.
Tile room it course of the vadical
party in the Stale; tlieir determined
effort in ihe E*'gislautre to levy a lax
(sufficiently high to provide lor h!* 11 ing;
the decision ot I lie Supreme
j Court on tin* ohl bonanza l?ill, the con
. nivance ol the legislature lor the procurement
of thai decision, ami the el
! fort to sustain ami loree. that dceisiou
j upon the Slate; ami tina'ly I Ik* crowning
aet of infamy ami dcgredaiion that
I milium tied in the election ol K. .1.
| M uses, .Jr. ami \V. J. AYliipp.ir to (In*
Judicial Bench, should he conclusive
evidence that the only hope lor reform
in this State is in the thorough organization
ol the Democratic party, and
the work of organizing cannot begin
too soon or he, too thorough.
The organiz n ion of the Democratic
party does not imply that no one can
he elected to ollice by the party, or is
j entitled to its support, unless ho feeds
I on n ci hot ii'nii l.ni i -
- - *? * i-.1 '"It *'II IN'"
Contrary, :is is plainly shown in the
mldivsM, honesty and competency will
he the guarantee inquired and demanded.
It mailers not on what lie
leeds, so it is not stolen food.
The man who continues the cry of
reform in the Republican ranks is sini
ply no more or less than an enemy to
reform, and lie is in lavor o( nothing
more or less than a perpetuation ot the
present corrupt i nle.
M VMUI iianwBarJB wijnwni
0KUAN1ZK FOIt VICTORY.
The Address of the State Democratic Committee*
At a meeting ol u.e State to n'rn! !
i Ex ecu I i\ e t otiiin live ol i?,?- i >i-?n - >
mat ie patty, held to Coitunina on
Timrsday, toe Oth instant, tiie Pillowing
addI'ess to llie people m i he St tie
was unanimously adopted and ordered
10 he pill).lulled :
TH1C A DDK I>S.
7o (he rcoj.lti of So.n/i (yim>//ri(t;
1 lie hlilC < (llll':ii fcxi'Ciit I V e < ' ?t M inittce
of the ih iiio? ratic paily do not j
deem ;t. ii. ccssaiy t?? publish ?n?\ J
lengthy Htulomciii. ot the reasons w imh j
induced l in in It) incol it this time. ii;
is sutlicient to say llial *.-vi'nth with |
which tin4 people of tin*. State are pain- j
hilly lamtlhar, made il indispeiu-anlc
thai the organization ol i he Urim-ei alio
party in Sou h Carolina should hi*
rev i v cd, as the speediest and most
practicable means ol bringing ingtther
our hitherto scattered loices, and oi
conccntrniliug tlnni in tin- simple into
which we are torced lor t lie maintenance
ol Liberty and Law in the
State. Thus it has become the duly
of the State Committee to take swell '
steps as will enable, ll.e people ot tiio. !
Stale to begin tbe woik ol party reorganization
at once, and make it thorough
and complete.
In the contest in which we are about
to engage we must win. Detent cannot
be borne. Success, however, cannot
he expected to crown our labors
unless there be absolute unity in the
Democratic party, together with sucl?
discipline as will ensure the prompt |
and ellicient execution ol its policy
when declared. From our ailvi m?.
r.es must wo lean), at last, tlio lessen !
of organization and activity. When!
the agencies on which society relies!
lor the conservation ol its varied in- I
tcrests menace those iuteres with de- i
stnution, and threaten a whole people
with ruin, politics are no longer
a mailer ol sentiment in which the ci* j
tizen is free to engage or not, accord* j
tng to his tastes. Upon the manage- !
inent of our political alluirs depends!
the security of property, as well as the j
safety of person. l>y political move-I
meats alon? can the publication of the |
Stale Government bo! accomplished. 1
Only through political iiist runo-nf ailties
can honesty, lidelit y and eapahil-I
ity regain a preponderating influence'
in the councils ol the State. To politics
then, lor their own salvation, must
the people ol South Carolina now address
themselves with the vigor, the
persistency and the systematic endeavor
which mark their conduct in business
life. It. would not be wise to declare
a policy before the party, which
shall give elled to it, is ready lor both :
deliberation and action. 'I he ollicers !
must not he chosen until the rank and j
file ol tbi* political army shall have j
been mustered in and trained. There j
should be, in line, such organization in
liillii.ul.il. ......I - 1
VI.WM' ?T iwn ||P||||I IA I 111 I'UUIIiy, 1 (nil
when the .State Convention Khali asassemble,
il shall rcpre.icni, hy
ith delegates, the known wished, i
dpinionm ami |mi)|io.s(?h ot the1
in'ganized Democracy o$ the State. I
l'hen will its voice be the voice of the!
[Mopl *; itb determination iheir's; iia \'
tight their b itth*. To such org.miza-1
,i.n, teorohiuj in 1 iarreaching,
fbteaiL,
IQIUn WEEKLY
hli-Mil i tin* people of tin* State whhoi
delay address themselves. \\ ithoti
( it the S* :?t?. cunnol he hioci'.!
The State ('onvolition, when it, sh.i
will d* termino authot ativt-l
1 ilic poliey of ill" party; m it?1 l?y lli
.?< ! <i| ilif i ,imix riiilon slt.iiI wo a
; !? ' int. A ?, howuwor, ti?o lieim
| or ?I io J?;?Tl V, JtK MN^?, 11 I." had no :\t H V
OXiwtOIK'O ill ^t'Vltll C:?l ollttH It* I' Mtlll
i)oaiK, ilio >'ime ooinruii'.o dosiro t
say Miphatie.ally that in rocommem
i ing Us instant and emnpr4 hensivo 01
j gamzation, their suit* purpose is lo <?l
tain :m honest nn<i oooiiodiiohI goveri
unlit in South Carolina, wliioii slin
| 111:11 nt ;i ill, without tt'.tl IgeUieiiL o
change, (ho politic I it^lits Mint lihel'tU'
v>' tin- wlioto | K'O j lie, rill'l gUUlAtlteO t
j -ill olasSl-H ot Ollizons tit" hloH-HIgS 11
I iioeilont. justice nml peace. ..Ami i
| this crisis in the con C it lit ioual lilo <1
I the State, when civilizitimi iisoit is ii
t?oi il, 'ao 1 >ok lor ami eonliih 1?11 y ex
poot to receive tho 11?j?11'iy ami ni
ot ovory citizen whose aims ami do
sil os a 1 o liko lint o our own.
In ooidimdii with tlmir follow-oiti
/. lis, tho State Democratic Connnutii
liav watched wi ll anxious Koliciludi
ami glow ing coiiliilonoo tho course o
ho present Governor ot trio State
They recognize mi l appreciate t ho nil
ilo id w hat ho has iloue, in prnniolint
Ucl >rm and I Jot renelonent, during (in
' past Vest' The\ mmlatid to- u i<" mih
I I . . - - /I I - i
patriotic ?*<>! ?!11<.*i in exertir I?i> wliob
I ?. . ^
OilK'lal p ?NVel' aild |M I'SOIKll ildltlOluM
I<?r llif ?i11< 1 <m11hi tin* inlamons jutli
i i.il election. Ami tin y declare i lit i 1
bdicl tbal I ho I kmocracy ol th< Side
j rising above party as ho has tit?im*, wil
give an unfaltering support to his i t
I lorts, as Hovt-mor, lor ihu icdrenK o
I wnnigs, lor l ho redaction oi taxation
to obtain a just administr.ition of tin
law, and to makn '.ho Stain (tovcrn
j nu'iit a lailldul goanlain ol tho ptthlii
and privalo ii.lorosta ol tho pcuplo.
Thereloro tho Stain Kxic alive Cammittot*
oarnosily advise ihe poopln ol
iho Slate 11 > reorganize t horoip^hly tin
Democratic party, in preparation foi
tho Statu 1 Jcmorratic ('mivcnlioi;,
I which will moot it a lime ami p'aee to
'la* hcronlter designated by this nun
inittoo. The I'olh?wmo oeiulemen aie
ehaitr,<l with t his oijjj inizai ion t?l tin
party in every precinct, ward ami
township in iheir 1t. spectiv e eonniies:
Abbeville ? ,1. S. Cnlhram.
A11 d i rsi > 11?.1 antes A. lloyt,
Aiken-? 11. A. ('roll.
! I ?ai II W"l! T. .1. ' on til s
| lk*a nn ol ? W i I iam IT I n 11.
T1 r- o i ),i I j. I\ ! Viri on.
v 11 ! e r - m . . \. a I k \ r
(Mi?>t<-i tiel-I - \. McQueen.
Col lc' on ?.1 J. Kn\.
I).?rliiujlmi- C. h. \V:ir?'y,
lit I oeliri I ?.1. Se? >11 AI
K.ai11 -.1 o'ui iJriilion.*.
()i>i? ?* t?? w ii-?IV II. Wilson.
Crecnvilh?T. Ik Fmguduii.
11orry ? .J. T. \V .iKit
K< rstiaw ? lv M. Ik ykm.
I a' < in j1 nil ? (lerhad M ui lor.
I,*iihm? 11 r -J I) \V v!ic.
I ,:| III ( IIS - II. \\ . I > ill.
Marion?A. Q. MeDnllie,
M.irlinu'u'?.1 II 11iiii'lsiiij.
N e w ''i rrv? V .1.1 "??j
Oconto?1). A. llmm jisoii.
()rano-imr<jf?.1. I'\ I'/.lar,
1 'ickclis?)( l'\ ItoWeil.
1?mill ri ml John
Spa i tunbnro?J. 1'. 1C v 11 im.
Sumter?T. Ik Kramer.
I' ni? in? It. W. Shawl
\V illiain^hu'if?-S. \V. Maurice.
V oik?J as. K. Hart.
The nrupiui/.ut ion of Chariest on
County is cut rust i'il to tin; Commit
t?a' ol Ktltccti, ol which Col. Chas. 11.
.^iinonton is chairman.
in conclusion, t.hc State ( aiminitlee
eainesilv say to their t? H ?\v citizens
i hat we are not as those who sue wit lieu!
hope. The inaonituilc ol the task
l.vloru us can hardly he over-rale. 1.
livery step is hesei- with dillicnliy, it
not (lander. Hut, know in;r this people,
the committee' ire cmiHJent that
the tut ure can In? made as bright as
the present is dark. Th s is the ac
.. ? i >
to \ 11;i? : i >y or.piuiz ?lion, labor,
palienee, boldness ami liberality, can
praee and plenty and p duioal Hccurilv
be restored 10 tin; .Mate.
1^1. !/. 'Jutlisu, (Miairmnn.
Samuel Me.Oowan, Win. Wall ice.
.lolib S. Uiehardson, S. I\ I lennboii,
TllOS. V. JSi'UOIlH, .lol.TlSon ifutriHid,
\V. I). Simpson, M. 1*. O'Connor,
\V. \V. Sellers, F. W. Dawson.
CO.MMlTTfiU ON* 0 )KUKsroNI)KNCK.
The following named gentlemen
constitute snb-oouiniit leu oil correspondence
to eomnninieale with ilie
gentlemen appointed lo oroaui/.e llie
several comities, viz.: Col. Win. WalI
nee, ol Columbia, and Messrs. J. S.
Kichardton, S. 1*. II million, \V. 1).
Simpson and M. I*. O'Connor.
Three Certain Clintics.
For tlio people ?)! this State Ironi
the corruption and ruin that now
grunts i!i?*in to tin; earth there seems
to he hot three certain chances. The
lirst is tlie complete overthrow ot the
liadiuals hy the Demoeratic party to
lha next election. Il this fails then
kick op a row jus' big enough to get
hack under military rule. And lit ally
it this does i.ot Mieccede then take
tin* advice of the Now Yoik Tribune.
"move out and let the carpet-baggers,
scalawags an t their colored bosom
triends prey upon each othor to their i
hearts content." J
irv*^-v * fin, iiMU* *>**w**4??
NEWS: JAXl'AHY 1
i I ivu Yturs -?f Ii?ir in South Carolina
it I Yet."
In i lie Ymht in South Carolina l?oy
tween ill nestv :t 11?1 K:i*>(*aliiy * ho
l<! | I nit ml Slate" i.fiieiaU, with lew lionj
or.it'h' t-xiM-iiiions, an* on the nidi' o!
: Kasralit y. I hi" is not to ho woiider'*
led ;u in the ease ot those who owe
c I their ?uin?jr tii-rih" to Senator -I h ? ?.
' I'uiloison, who is us .H-lire on the side
ol v.oin11>t io11 to-day mm 1h? was whet,
ho bought enough \oIoh to secure iiIh
' ehetion to the I'nited States Senate
This person hum d to Smith Carolina
' as soon ms the news ot tho election "I
Muses Mnd \\ h'poer had teaohed
\Vashttii?ton, and eonjjrruMilttod 4tllio
? hoys" on their inlMiiious wot k. While
the u lode eotnilrN was rin^uijjj with
1 den n ueia i inn ol the seam! il??us deed.
1 Soil>it "f 1 'at erson raised his voiee and
" extended h'.s hand io hearty approval.
Thorn's millions m it ! That is the
J ovplanation ol EatOmson's past and
present eoiidne.t. "Within the last
i eh days," said J mine Maekey in his
New dear's speech at ChesiiT. "Mr.
I! John .1. l'attorson has said to his companions
in arts: 4 A re von ifoino to
| let ( Mia in liei la i n fiiohli m v.in nil
Willi I.is cry <>s iCvfonn and Ivuinoiny?
Why, ?j?mi1 Icmcii, there are Jioa yarn
r> stcnliny in hou'h ( nroUnn
yet" " This is the I'mtersonian |>lat lorni
| 1' iw yeais o| ??nu?l stealing in Si u h
Carolina vet ! Those ale tin* wolds
ot it I tilt t? I Si mi cs Senator, n* 1 >??rt?;?I
I>y a ltadie.nl .Imloe. Ami i Ins Senator
claims to have l lie e.ir ami coidi j
deiiee el l'ri sioi-ni (Irani. To liim is I
' dm- lIm ajijmii tmeni. of the malionani
Wort liini, who w as Pattersons
am-ni. ami purse-beaver ui the Sena- |
1 loiial election. Another ollimal ??I j
! (lie same Kidney is Lewis Cass I'arpen I
lev, a veteran blood y-shi vt, \\i?h a- J
much I truss as Morion has bruins.
These are 1 'atlerson's ehnn.s. 1 >y his
inilnetiee they arc k? jtt in positions
which enable them to do moral injury J
t o t lie cause of i>o<ul to>\eminent, in j
i.South Carolina. I'heir rcir.oxnl from ;
1 olliee won hi do more enod than a harreilill
ot |io!dical sermons.
'"h ive years ot oood stealing in I
Sout.li I ai'olma yet ! '
Sen's (tin/ ()ouritr.
Action Hntu'Md to llecovor.
1 'roeeeilino have heen instituted to
reeov?r ti'oiu Iiirdv Solomon ihe
ijl* I , I 05 cli i l o'"d oil his Itooks no a'ii>t
i lie >o'iin ( aroiin i I ?iuk ami linsi ,
Couipios tor ' * I e o i * 1 a l V e eXIn'iix."-,' j
and *75,<'?)() ji.int out |hr 'Vipbal
j >' oi k I t I 11'< d " I he e? in j - i.i i' i ' I i' .( s j
J that the plainl'lt, i h ni.tS Ik Ihian, j
ilie ree?i\er, dull demanded ol the
ilfieiiilant, llardv Solomon, cm I he
Till ol .1 :t I 11: i r V, pi t'ill i'ii t ??l I lie j
Mill) o! ?S|,I05 5111' 1 "I lilt' SUIIl <>/
$75,(100, "lint import thereol ha- hcen
! pa n i.
i In exiiihii* :t|?pomI<*. 1 ohar'jjo legislative
expoi ses i?? uMimiry person* '
:il uines i *115;??/ 'rum N m ember '2 I,
1 is 7.'{ , to M ; ivh (J, I K7 f - o ?? item, (In i
la*', le i''u $).0o0 t<i "siii.tlrv persons,"
I it i it* J I, I 5* fi kkipital Mock I el'ret 1
i n Ms i it in .January I :i, Isi7'2, I?? -I u
I, IS75, when N??>. I''. ">' , 5li 57
ami 6S, amounting In were j
retiicd. On .limitary Jo, sundry
.*tuek amount inu t<? $10,000 wsis tli*~|
it 'set! t.| in like manner. The Ir.tnk
suspended .July 2, 1875.
Co!")n />i(t L'rtff >stt'r.
I.\ aekn"\\ leikji'! / i lie receipt. ?>t the
re*o:uIions ft llie Oruntip buryj har, j
(invi'i'iior Chamber la ii handsomely
j says'
iVrsonally, I claim no merit (or my
ive? r?l action. I did no mole ?hin any
i i/hr-i liinkiii:/ man in my place must
have dune. Sill 1 am deeply g'ateoil
fin' tlie 11roo t! which every ?iay reach
nit' ot the approval tit my fellow-ciliJ4"iis.
The rect lit judicial elections in ;
l lie first, Second ant] I lnr.l ci' t iuLs canimt
lie tolerated. They warn us that
! the hard earned triumph* ot loiii* oen- ,
centiliter are a/ain in dimmer that wej
must combine aj/ain to turn hack thej
incotiiiiii/ title of coito'iion .ami in- j
etimpetei.cy v. h'eh wi.l, nnoheekt d,
rise over our \\ hole State. In the prcs- I
etiee of a roinmon danger ail true men
must unite. In litis spirit I interpret
all t lie support now ^iven loan,ami
in that hj>i 1 i* 1 will use it.
(ill A N"I 'S SvitlC'll.Y A NTI SKCTA Kl AN 1
Schools.-- The school is open. The
class in spelling ami defining will iv- I
cite. "Spell creation." "Creation '' i
"Define it." ''! Iriiming into In ing j
ham nothing.' 'St op! I'll it is a tvli ;
i;ious itlca. That is l"? rliiti 1 ?*n. Try j
' again,' 'That power in matter l?y j
which it cyoIxch ii?t?? higher ami per
tortus." 'Hold! That is an atheistic i
i<tea. That is lovliidden.' 'Well, hy I
Jupiter, that is th??M 'Stop my l?ov,
tluil. is a I'.ing an id a prnhibitcdi n this
seho"l ' 'Spell soul.' 'N"w define it.
'Tlte iininorta! substance?' *'i I ?I 1 (
I ...i 'in. ? : <
j on; I ITU i* a ri'UgMMI.S 1?ICil, )?I" ?!?i I>- !
I itcd,' 4t>pcll sin.' 44A transgression j<
I ol I Ik* divine law.' '1 can't h11' \v that; :
that in a religions idea.' "That is ,
what my book says.' 'Well, all ot |
yoi. l?rin*r ncrv books to-mm nuv,' 'Ma- ! i
icr, where can we got tin* right kind '
ol Look*-?' 'From (deiicral Grant.'
A Washington letter says: "The ,
discussion ol Senator Morion's Mi-si-i- : <
j sippi resolution among i*ta} ubheans j 1
I shows that ii is tar Irom inciting vs i i j i :
! universal tavor ol thai side, h is j
1 presented by liov. .Morion as a pttriy i
question, but sivelal ol I.is coll ague.- i
I think that iIih party nill ioso much '
more by its adoption than it can pus- *
i siojy gaiu." 'i
5, lyiG.
I m m i<; it a NTs*.?The steamer Georgia,
i which at rived here Saturday morning,
brought ten German immigrants,
M .j I Yaz Melchers sent them to Wulliall
i last night to work in the shoe
faiory and tannery of Messrs. Wanner
& Fil/.enger. All of the men were
j ?< < .Miijwnied hy their families. It
may he mrniinned in this connection
that tin* |?io|?ri?*tors of this factory are
iiumigium* themselves, having settled
in Walhalla live years a^o with a cash
j capital of eleven dollars. They were,
however, men ol thrift and enterprise,
; and literally found "millions in it."
I'liey have now in successful operation
. at the home of tln lr adoption a steam
i saw and ist null, a tannery, and a
I large shoe factory, in which they employ
over thirty workmen. The immigrants
who left last night will be
! employed in the new shoe factory.
News <ft(l ('ouricr.
I Very Old Laws.
I>v the laws of Plymouth colony in
, 1 Go 1, "dancing at weddings was forj
h'dden." In 1000 "one William Wal!
k?'i was imprisoned a month for court(
iug a maid without the leave of her
i parents." In 1075, because *'there is
1 manifest pride appearing in our
; stii ei s," the "wearing of long hair or
j p- ia wigs," ami also "superstitious ribj
a in la, used to tie up and decorate the
j Ictir." were forbulded under severe
p? la!tv; the keeping of Christmas was
I aUo loibidden, "because it was a
j popish custom." 1 n 107 7 an act was
I 4kt.> prevent tin* prolanencoH of
I tinning tlic back upon the publio worI
ship iu*thro it was finished and the
blessing pronounced." Towns were
directed to erect a cage near the
meeting-house, and in this all offenders
against the sanctity of the Sabhath
were confined. At the same
time children were directed to be
placed in a particular part of the
meei i"gJinuse, apart by themselves,
and tyihingmen were ordered to be
elms' n, whose duty it should lx* to
take, earc ol them. So strict were
tiny in t heir observance of the Sab-I
nth thai'Mobu Atheiton, a soldier
< 1 (\d. T\in?\s company," was fined
heiy ^hidings tor welting a piece oi
an old hat to put into his shoes, which
ail d hia let on the march; and those
v, ho in'di eted to attend meeting for
tin?*e mouths were publicly whipped.
iCven in Harvard College, students
were whipped tor gross offenses, in
toe pr si in e of student and professors,
and prayers were had before and alter
the inflict ion ot the punishment.
A Business Man.
It i In; Viek-dmrg pipers are to be
credited, (he young Southern swains
are t ot allowed to trifle with serious
things. Sunday night, when a young
man drove out of Vieksburg several
miles to pass the evening with the girl
ot iiis ciioi?*??, he was met at the gate
I .. t * ? -
i?\ ii' r i:\i.ncr, wiid at diico proceeded
t<? li'i'iiit'^ by saying:
%'i'um to s|?1 k. Louisa, eh ?"
Phe yuniii,' man lei silence answer
l In* < j * l ion.
"KxjuTt it.'ll make a match ?" con{
It.lied I lie lal her.
Silence again, w hile tlic young man
lied the horse. As ho was ready to
go in, i lie father blocked the way,
braced up, and continued :
"Sen hem, young man, let's have an
understanding. It' yo mean hitch
'tween now and Jinuary all right, hut
ii ye don't 1 want ye to understand
that candles is mighty high this fall
and crops don't turn out wulli a
I'.IISS !"
As the young man got through the
gate it i* probable that he gave the
father a direct and an agreeable answer.
1/JopiIing from Lungs, Catarrh, Itronclutis,
Ciiiisiiiiiptiuu. A Wonderful Cure.
Ito<aikstk 11, N. Y., Jan. 13th, 1874.
If. V. Pikmck, M. I)., Buffalo, N. Y.:
hf.ar ?1 bad suffered from Catarrh in
an aggravated form for about twelve years
ami lorse vei.d years from Bronchial trouble.
Tiled many doctors and tilings with no lasting
benefit, in May. '7-, becoming nearly
Worn out wiili excessive Editorial labors on a
p?p?r in .New York City, I was at tracked
with Ihonebitis is a severe form, suffering
almost a total loss of voi^e. 1 returned home
here, but hail been home only two weeks
when 1 was completely prostrated with
Hemorrhage fioin the Lungs, having tour
severe t lee.ting spells witliiu two weeks, and
first lliroe inside of nine days. In the September
following. I improved suHioientiv
In* utile I ? In* about, though in a very feeble
state. Mv tfronchial trouble remained and
lite (\i!hi l it was tenfold worse than before.
ICvery effort for relief seemed limitless. I
Reciit.*ii to losing ground daily. I continued
in tl i- leeble si a to, raising blood almost
djiils until ai'iutt the first of inarch, 'Id, when
I becalm' no b-? I as to be entirely confined to
the bouse. A friend suggested your remedies.
I nil 1 was extremely skeptical that they
would do me good, as 1 bad tost all heart in
remedies and l)cgait to look upon medicine
and -'odors with disgust. However, I oblaine
I one of your circulars, and reail it
carefully, f:mil which I cam? to the conclusion
iliat you understood your business, at
teast. I finally obtained a quantity of l>r.
Sage' ( 'at u i !i liemedy, your Golden Medical
Hiitcoveiy and Pellets, and commenced their
vigoiotis use according to directions. To
m> sin pi ise, I soon began to improve. The
1 'iscoveiy and l'ellets, in a short time,
n,ought out a severe eruption, which, continued
to several weeks. 1 felt inuch better,
i,iv appcutc improved, and i gained in
it.engih and flesh. In ttree months every
re*tige oil he Catarrh was gone, the Hron hiMa
had i.cai ly disappeared, had no Cough
r.?er and t had entirely ceased to raise
dood; ami, contrary to tlio expectation of
some ot tuy friends, the cure has remained
km tiiaiiciit. 1 have had no more Hemoirlages
hum the Lungs, and am entirely free
torn i from which 1 hud suU'ciod so
11mv It and so long. Th? debt of giatiludo 1
>\vo i'm t ho l>les>iug 1 have received at youi
iii Us, i;;>n^s no hounds. 1 am thoroughly
\ is..cd, ft out n.y experience* that your mod-!
ones will master ihe worst forms of that
V I
I odious disease Catarrh, as \v? U as l'|ir?
and Lung Diseases. I have raeoinmei?U|
them to very many and shall ever si* ik ii
their praise. Gratefully yours,
>V M. H. SpKxcKn
1*. O. Box r>07, Rochester, N. Y.
A young clergyman, whose. repttu.
tion lor veracity was nouefof the best
ventured to differ with an old doctor
of divinity us to the whipping ol children.
Why,' said he, 'tha only time
mv father ever whipped ine was fur
tolling the truth.' Well,* retorted the
doctor, 'it cured you, didn't it?'
A Danbury man, wishing tG &
engage several bushela of potatoes |
front a party in the snbmbs, asked a
neighbor what sort of a man he was
"Well,' said the concientious neighi,
bor, 'I ilon'i know very much about
him, but I should think ho would
make a tip top stranger.'
It is to be regretted that the Radical
minority in the Mississippi Legislature
will be still further decreased by
the unavoidable absence of Hon. ,h.|_
ferson Walker, the colored tnembei
from Monroe county, lie is in jail lor
hog i leu ling.? Atlanta Constitution.
IS 1>KF1N 1TKI.Y 1'oS'JTON tCD. ? In a
late debate between Mr. Tliurman
(Dent) of Ohio, and Mr. Edmunds*
(Kep.)ot Vermont, the former said he
was in favor of specie resumption, hut
his friend from Vermont said that, wo
could not resume until the Republican
party appointed honest officers to collect
the whisky tax. Great heavens! sir
if that is the case, resumption ol specie
payment is postponed forever.
'1 he Louisville J.eilyer tnntr, with
singular research, !ihh discovered that
the same coloring matter w hi.-h poisons
striped stockings is used to color had
whiskies. In ls>tb cases it goes to the
legs, he says, and spoils the understanditig.
Tine Ckmknmai. of 1^7? This highly
favored country is about to celebrate its hundredth
birthday. Under its favored privileges
its citizens have been happy; worshiping
(.?od according to the dictate* their own
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known and used. NViierevei disease prevails,
especially such as result from torpid liver,
dyspepsia, cosliveness, sick headache, fever
and ague, and they are eag? rly sought lor.
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