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LUB IIALL AUADEMV
THOMAS .tCKETT, - - . Principal.
Capt. D. P. OGANS, - - Assistant.
THE, Sivth Armmil 8essioi (if thi. Selool
will? colllenue onl Mondily, .lannary stil,
87 It2. 'Hates of tuition a-; fo Iows :
ljsNcal, Algebra, Geoietr, &4.. .$50 00
lglish,Gramma ad Geography.. . .10 01)
Prtillmarv ........................ 31 ot
Is will be cha13rged from ite time of
adis.io to tie und of Sossion.
- 'Hoard Caun be obitiled vithi ith i Ie
klitipal, or in lte neighb rd, It.i $12.00
pqG mu1outi. Nov. 29, 4S-3m.
R. THOMPSON, D. D. S.
t(GradunAto o the 'ennsylvana College of
Detai Surgery.)
Offie oVer MeFall & lool's Store.
My patleni receivo tile benelt or aill the
ilatest improomnts It thle IprofW ioN .
Special ,stiglion given to correction of jr
iregularlids "* Children's ''vethi.
The patronago of tlh puite is respectrully
mollefteed. Terns very moderame.
Sop. 27, 39--tf.
G10. S. HACKER,
Door, Sash, and Blind Factory,
CIAItLEST1ON, S. C.
'This is ta-s hr' an com1plee a Factory
Ierei ils I he Swtb.
We keep tit) Normer:, w,jruk to till coui
Ary orders.
SE'ND) FOlR ITWE L,FT.
Ad.lres- (EO. S. Ii.'ER, 1P. 0. lox
17, Charliemomn. S. C.
Factory anld Wavteiooms, Ninl" Sirvet' op
pulite Cannonl St., on Ile oI City lIailiily.
Bricks Bricks,Bricks
GOOD BRICIKS!
400,000 BR1CKS
FOR SALE
At the Brick Yard
E. H. CHRISTIAN.
Oct. 251, 43-tI.
, ON C INl
T'ousessing powerful invigorating
TIhese Bitters are positively inivaluablo in
They purify the system, and will curo'
Rem iosttont and Intermittent levers,
* and are prvnieo hlsadFvr
All yIeld to their powerful efilency.
Aro an atdoto to chango of Water and Dilet.
* to the wastod frame, end correct nll
Will save days of suffering to the sick, and4
The grand Iranaceai for all tho ills of life,
TFOlt PRESCRIBE ITTI
axTTEnRs T&4
~ coi eps THEIR
DXAIII In Young or Ol1, Miarried PATC
pr Single, thesao liittern are un.
cgualled and lhave often been the
-means of saving life.
Ov. 8 '7 1- i~ nIv.
Willialuston Female College,
WI.LIA18TON, S. (.
REW. SAMUE LANDEl, A. It., President,
aIssisted by at fill corpso com voilpeteit and
faithfiul teachers.
TIE Spring Hes4ion, 1872, will open on
londay, Febiitanry 12th, ttid contmine 20
nocks. The Fall Session, opening July let,
will close with tihe Co.imenicement Exer
cises, onl the 1 thi of November. lloardhig
pipils thus have the fu1ll mbellt of the
CELEBI ATEI) 311NEl AL 8PIUM
dtring time Stummer imotiths.
HATES PER SSSION, IN AiVANCR.
Board, imeldinig fuel, watdmiig and
lights. ........$70 00
Tittionk inl Itegibar College Goure. . 15 00
"t "1 Laxtin or Greek.......... 5 00
1 " French ................ 10 00
n lostriinltal M msie. ...... ooi)
" " l'ropairtoryI School...... 0u
Pipis received at any lime, aid charged
for tihe time thef-remii.
Send filr it Cirettlar. Jantt. 10, 2-11t*
Parents! Guardians ! Note !
ito.\ i), with Tu l'l N in) English,
Freneh, ,ati, Greek, .Htma.ies, Book
ke'eping, and Sarveying in the ficlls, for
12 %%ek!ks, Irom Ist .\l.rcl nexi, for
ONLY $126!
Imstruction, imalytical, practical, thor
ougli. Goveriinment, parental. Clima1te,
delightfil. Seenery, beatatiful. Plemse ad
dress, in IInelia tielY,
REW. D. McNEILL TURNEIZ, D.D).,
Jan. 3, 1-3m1. 1r'eva rd, N. C.
ACWBAE E 11Y.
A. P. PIFER, M. A., Principal.
Miss FANNIE LEAVELL,: Assistant.
Prof. F. W TEBER, Musical Dop"
TIlE 1x.rcises of tIm( abov'. School will
be rs,mied tile :l 1. N 0Al, 1672.
Tlition froim $ : to $1..11 per mmonthm.
No liocidental Fees.
Pilpils will lie chairlogrtd flr).tl date of en-o
tranca to tie' end of' tle Se.sloii. No re
duction excl-ept inl cases of' potractel ill.
Vc q.
For partietlar., &c.. iplply to
S. P1. 1000%EIR, ESq., Sec. t'.
Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &c
IDec 07 5i-- Lf.,I
P.P. TOALE,X
Manufacturer and Dje.ler,
N;o. 23 Ifavyne, Street and Horlbeck's Wharf,
C lulEST'lON, S. C.
[ 'I T.ii. is time huge<t and4 mo t complete
F itorv of the lCiI it' id in Soulern Stalte,
uid ;I;I arileles inl this Hiee t e, t 1I rnishel
by Ir. 1. P. TOAL aM pICel Which defy
coimcetilion,
L,- A pamplilet with full am detiied 1l1t
of* all izes of' loors, N anes n-l filimik, and
tIme pricte of each, will be scint rie :nd post
paid, oi Aippliciltm to
P. P. TOALE,
(1.AIL\l ESON, S. C.
.liily 12, 8-y
100 Pieces New Style
Prints.
50 Pieces Poplins.
Mohair Plaids.
Corded Alpacca.
New and Desirable
Styles at
LowM .Pr2ice s.
BY
D. MOWER.
Nov. 22, 47-tf.
iJMBE! LUM !!II
IlE umndersignied haiiirng bmeeni alppointa
amgent for' the. sale of' L~U MBllt, is nmow pre.
pamred to tfmrnmish niny ammmunot of good sawe
P'INE nuid OAK IA'M BERl, on RIEASON
(onmstantly oni hanm mim lar'ge supply of
II E.\llT ' PNE H8111NG lES. All com- i-i
cationis oni thme sublject ofi Lmb iler will lit
lirinnitlYf hIw~ S. .1 A\IE.4, Agenomt, -
-V I C K'S
F ILORAVL GIDE)
For 1872.
[lIIEIFirst. Edit ion of TIwo He~tm
Tutascopie's just5 pulhed. It is ele
gimntly pr' ited oii limi'e itnted paper, ini Twoi
C~ o m:ni, mnind illuistraiI tie ithi over' Tiitreec
Iii tdred EligraVinlgs of' Flowers mmmnd
I e~ge ttble , mm mml
ITWO COLORED PL,ATES.
Ilogue and1( Floral (Juide ini themu world
I I2 pige's, giin zg lhor'ought dire'ct.ions for
Ite cmulire oif Fluwer's andi Ve'getmables, or
nazlmeninimg gronnmams, muakimng walmks, &c.
A Chrim'ltmasmu presenit for nmy, cuistommers,
but f'orar dedl mo nn wm' iho, a pply bmy imnmil;
fomr Tf'v CYN-rs, omnly omn-'ymn rLei theo c'oit.
Airi"'u JAIWES VICK,
JT.im. :t, I -t I' Jl0('pER, N. Y
The Religious Amendmont of
the Constitution of the U r1
ted States.
CALL fo1 A NATIONAL CONVENTION.
(overnent01, Is institutett for
manI as an intellectual, social, nild
moral1 Orligions being, t
11101 tpo. 1 Ii I) WIo t tii .
Corr1emponds to h1im who0 lItnturo.
It is inteidel to protect and ad
vance the higher as well its tho
lower interests of humanity. ItL
acts for its legitimato purposes
when it wttece over donestic
ife,ad ass mts and onforces the
qanetity of the marriago bond;
wlhen it wat.he. over intellect and
education, an( furnishes metis
fot dOVClo)inlg All tie *aClltiCs of
tle mind ; when it fr-owns onl pro
flllelesA, low(dness, tle desecraltiol
of the Sabbatih, anld otler crimlies
wilichl iijurosociety.
Acting lor sic purposes, gov
ernlmenlt.'41houl d be e-stablishied onl
m1or-al prinlciples. Moral prinlei
ples of' conduct 1.0ar determilne(l by
noral relationls. The rIltliots of,
1 nation to God anld mor-al laws
1r10 clear and defilite
1. A iiation iw tihe creature of
God.
2. It is clotled with, atliority
derived from God.
3. Itowes allegitane to Jesus
Chr111ist, th110 appointed uler of
Nations.
I. It is sub11ject to the auithority
of* tile Biblo, the special revelation
of moral law.
InI conlAtitting,"and adm11inIisteri ng
its governimet, then, a nation is
ti1der obligatiols to acknlowledge
God as the author of its existence
1n1d tihe source of its atliority,
Jesis Clirist, its its ruler, 1111(1 the
Bible as tie fountain of' its laws
and the suprem rule of its con
duct.
(Tp to the time of the adoption
of the National Constitution, ac
knowledgements of' this kind were
mal1de by all the States. iey' aro
yet, mado by many of' the States.
And in the actual administration
of tlu nationiall goverinment the
principlo is admitted. But the
fit ndainmen tal 1,Iaw of the nation,
the Constitiltion of' the United
States, O i hich our1- grov1rnment,
rests aid according to m hich it is
to be administered, Fails to make,
Ailly andl explicitly, anly suel ne
kiowledgement. This failurei has
fostered amngc us8 mischlievouls
idels like the folowing The
latiol, as stichl, has no relations
to God ; its autlor-ity hits no high
0r source than the will of the peo
plu ; governinctit is instituted only
for the lower wantis of man ; the
State goem beyond its sphere whi.1
it educates rIligioul-y, or legis
lates against profality or Sabbathl
deseceration.
The iNational As-sociation,W1hill
hias been formed for the pum-pose
of securing such int 1111endmilent
to tie Constitution as wIl ree00dy
tllis great. Jeflect, and indicate tlimt
tik is a Chis,tianl nation, and
11lacc all Christialn laws, instlilt
tions5, and1( ulsages in otur gov'ern
tmetnt otn an unldenliable legail lBasis
itn the fundamtleta3l Ilaw of the ina
tion, invites all Amnericant ('it izens
whot( fav'or sutch an aimenidmiet,
ereed,( I.) me) et iti Thomas1)31' II allI,
(' ('einnat i, On Wedneitsda:y, .hum-33
ar 31, 1872, at 2 o'clock, I'. M4.
All sutch ('itizenlS, to whose no.'
tico,. this call ma ity bie broutght, m-e't
tion. A red'ution01 of' farie 1has been't
secuired oin most of the ra ilroads
WVIl LAM1 STltONG,
UT. S. Supremne Ciourtt.,
loney JohnW. Gea, Govern'tor
Veron ; Ihis ExcelleneyI('3, James)0
M1. I lar'v, Governtor of Ktatsas;
the lIIon. Jamnies Polloc'k, e'x- .(
ernor of P3enntsylv'ania ; the' Iloni.
('otnnecticut ; theo lin. W1. .
Mu:1rrayi, Suprem3) 3 on Cort of New
Yor'k ; Fl'Iix IL. li'tunot., JCq.
loard" (of Inian31t Comm'llissionerIs,
P'i tssburg, P a.; Ge orge Il Stuiart,
toin, Ma318. ; Thlios. W.y i hekInell,
l'Csq., Comimissioner' of' Pubtlic
Meltool s, I hodo I sland ; .13ame s W.
Tay13'lot', Esq., Newburgh'~~l, N. Y.;
College, N ow York ; .rtof. Jutlinls
II. Seelye, Dl. I)., A inhIorst College,
I lishtop of' tho Dlioeso of' Ohio;
the lIev. A. A. M1inier, I. 1)., IPre's
idenmt, of 'Iuf t's College, Mass5 ; t he
Peoria, Ill. ; t lhe ltev. J. II. Mell-.
vinio, D1. .1D., Newark, N. .l. ; P3roi.
Uniiver'sity, Ohlio ; the ltov. ..
Si mpsont, D). .1., lBishop of the
Methodist Episcop al Church ; the
Rev.. ,J. l3lanchtard , .1. 1)., Pre.si
dent, of' Wh.cato.n College, ,ll.;
J.10ln S. Hart , 1 l, 1)., Pr'inctipal
of' Stato Normal Scho'l, N. J;
theol Riht Rlev. J,ohn Ii I.KIeerfoot,
Pittsburgh ; tie Right R1ev. F. I).
ILun1tiigton, ). P., Bimlhop of' the
Diocem'c of Central New York ;
the1 Rev. T. I). Cuyler, 1). D.,
Brooklyn; the Rev. h*evi Scott,
1). I)., Bishop of tle M. lC. (iChur'eb,
Deleware.
(:.:.,Sm-.:en ev---tho e v.
).MAlkI1lse, 4110 W . d3dI st.,
New York.
C , OnnMSPOs NU SE-:CEtErAIRY-the0
R1ev. ''. I', St'evelsol, 1405 N.
18th St., Philadelphi,n
1REC01I01NU SECIPETAY-teio v.
W. W. Barr, Philadelphia.
TrnUAstURRUi-Samute[ Agnow,
Msq., 1126 Arch St., Philadelphia.
Tbe following gentlemen con
cur in the foreg'oinAr (all:
The I1on. John Pool, 'ited
States Senate ; tlit lio. W. B.
Washibilr1, U. S. liolise of iop.
resentatives ; his Excellelev, Sethl
ladelfird, Goverior. of .1Rhodo Is
la1d; the llon. .1. W. McClurg,
ex-Governor of 1 issouri ; the 11lon.
W. 11. ('limbaek, Lient. Gov. of
hidiana; the ]lon. I)aidel M e
Canley, 31ayor of Indianapolis,
Illd.; the .11ol l. 1. It. 111ganl-s,
Jiudge of the Superior Court of
Cinuinilati ; the llo. I). K.~ .ste,
ex-Judge of t he Superior Court. of
Cincinnati ; the lion. W. Yan
llaimil, formerly .1udge of' the
Court of Comimon Pleas, Cinin-ill
natti; E4"dward S. 'jebuy, Esq.,
Bostoll ; lussell St urgis, Jr., Esq.,
loston ; tle iight . Rev. .11an1toil
Eastburn, D1). D., Bishop of the
Diocese of 3Massachusetts; ihe
Right Rwov. G. T. Iedell, 1). 1).;
Assistant 1ishop of tle 1)iocese
of, Ohio ; the I'iglht 1ev. Geo. ).
.). Conminls, Assistant, Bishop of'
the I)iocese of Ken ticky ; the
Rev. C. S. Finney, 1). D., flormier
ly President of Oberlin College,
Oberlin, 0. ; tle Rev. P. Merrick,
I). )., LL. D., President of the
Ohio Wesleyan Uuiversity, )ela
W00ro, 0. ; the 11ev. Joseph Cum1
tuilgs, I). 1). LL. D., l?resident of'
tile WOsloyan University, Middle
town, Ct. ; the ROv. Geo. P. 1ays,
1). D., President of Washington
and Jefferson College, Washing
ton, Pa. ; the l1OY. David A. Wal
lace, 1). D., P?rotideit.of Monmouth
College, Alonmouth 111. ; the Rov.
W im. It. Nicholson, 1). D., Boston
th Rov. E. 11. Webb, 1). D., Bos
ton ; the Rev. Samuel .Wilson, D.
D., Professor in tho U. P. Theo.
Seminary, Xenia, 0. ; the Rev. .
1). Mlorris, 1). D., Professor in
Lano Theo. Seminary, Cincinnati;
the Rev. Elislia Ba1lai tine, D. 1).,
Prolessor in Indiana University,
lloomington, Ind. ; tile lIev. A.
1). Mayo, D. D., Pastor of' the
Church of the lledoemer, (Unit a.
rian,) Cinlnuti ; the 11ev. Robt.
Patterson, ). I)., Chicago; 11. W1'.
Stevensoi, -Esq., Stiperimtendent
of, Public Schools, Coluiibus, 0. ;
the lRev. E. 11. Atwater, 1). D.,
editor. of the C%ristian Intelel/iyen
0er, New York ; R1. G. - MeNiece,
Eisq., editor of the P'ort, Wayne
(azettce, Fort, aye, Ind. ; the
Rev. A. Crooks. I). D., e(ditolr of,
the A merican W1"esleyan, Sy raemuse,
N. Y. ; the 1ter. .b. N. Sttin,
ollico editor (If' t he A mer1ican/ li'r. -
/ryan, Sy racuse, .N. Y . ; t he liy.
C. li. llabb, 1). D)., oditor (If thle
hlerald and P'res.!/yter, CininnI111ati;
thie .11ov. A. Ilitchie, editor of t he
(w'/ri.'tian Prss Cinucinn at i; thle
11ev. P. J1. lanidlaw, Colutmb,us, ( .;
I lie 11er. .1. 11. (Coopeir, Moringii
Smii. 0. ; the 11ev. W. J1. Shiuey.
publisher of t ho Reiiious Tr/r-c
sco/e, I hrytoni, (. ; th li1ev. A. A.
I. Tlaylor, dio ltur. II. P. A ydelot I,
1). 1)., tho I 1ev. Jose ph Clhest er.
S:Iinuiel S. Fishier, Esq., A. 11. ..
(;iuoy, Esq., If. A. Morrill, Esq.,
Wm i. Striunok, Esq., the 11ev. C. 11.
Tay'lor, I). I)., thle llev. 0. A.
Ililhs, th li1ev. Ieubheni J efferyv, I).
son1, lEsq., lhe .11ev. T1homnas S.
Yoea)ml. t he Iter. Geao. F. Bilee,
J1. 1L. leld wischi, la. t lie .11er. C.
Sauroe, the 11ev. Chats. b. 'l'hompi I
son, lleiry Martin, l164., the 11ev.
WX. 1I. Prenceh, the 11er. 11. 11.
George, thje 11ev. J. Helwig, the(
lIesv. J . W. Bloico, Cincinnati.
Chiaacer is not shaped lby ti rileR,
anyv more t han marh- is scumlpt ureal
lby puffs oif air. O nly by hard
struiggles, antd sterni cotiflicts withl
tempiltat ion, andf resoliito self' mas
(cry, does(1 the di vinio pri ncipI le
assert its sup remIacy and~ car'vo its
immortal111 loveliness into every fa-.
ciulty andii miood( of inld. Thle
sI.arpnlIiess of our tri al s, anud thle
hiairdness of' our lot, show whalit
sIteling st mif we are mtade of, anid
how~ long wo are toi laist.
A s day light. ('n lie seenu 1 broaaugh
very small holes, so little thliings
n~ ill illulst ratl (1 apersonl's chiarneter.
Inmdoead, chiiae;er conisists ini littl
ry' f'romv which~l w' buiild it 11y anid
roughi a ho lew (lie haitts that firmi
it.
A good listeniier is as useful to a
wit ty tailkw' as steel is to fliut. It
is thle shiarip (conitact of' thne two
whieb] maik es the spariks fly.
lie wvho avidOs small sins does
not r.,l i0( arg.e. (li
My Wife's Bridal Tour.
Wili len 1 IIarriecl mv second wi'e,
mise was dreadfu set Iboit, going
off oil a bridal toll]. r told her
that, she'd better wait. six monthis
01 ytiear., anid l'd try to go with
her, and Shite -11i( sh'd rather go
ulolle-~when it wvoimlan wis travel
ig it mnll wits lin out-an)d-out
hum1bulig.
So I gave her sevonty-five cents.
a111( told her, to) go l.dI havo at good
Lilme. I never beg igti money
whol my wifo'd laij,pwes" Is con
uerid. My first wif never coulI
Ckomplain of nlot going nilywhero.
or I imt (rlueadfil tierce to go off
[I>n it good time myself; andI(I always
was. I don't pletend to say how
many times I took her Out to see
tlIe sights, 111 there was nto e-11d
to the frec lectiles I let her go to.
Thu iieighlbo's used to s113' "It
beats all how the Skinniers do
go."
Wh hl signor llit z was in skin k
ville with hii von(der1i callariest
he gave mly wile a comphlmentary
ticket. I not, oil ly sold that tick
3t Ibr my wii, bIt gave hle' half
tle Ione(-y. I (on't boast of it,
but. I oily Ime ittio) it to show
how Imuchi I thtiought, of' her happi
I (onl't tlinkCtl ny :l ought to
Illt, m jed unlitil le ni Co
L(L i)atii'd I It ti ( isi (S ll.
his wife's ihap1pimes ily secoind
to his Ownl. John Wise, a teli
bor of, inille, did hu1111ly, anl(d when
I got tmirried I coicluded to do
likewise.
13ut the pin:11 (idnl'l" work inl tho
Nase (I my secowd wile. No-1
hoiuld saY not. I broitlced the
subiject. kind(ly.
".latilda.l." sail I, "1I sipposo you
AT 11Warl'o thitt, I am1r1 11oW your lord
andl master T"
"Not much you ain't " uaidi she.
"Mrs Skiniler,'' said I, "vou are
'earfuAlly diso-ranize(I. You ar1.e
"'trniky."' And I bradished my
new sixty cent uiibrella wildly
trourd ier.
Sire took the IuImIIbrella away
from me, aid locked mie up in the
dolotes press.
I aim quick to draw an inference,
mid the iniferenice that I drew here
was that I w.s riot a success ats a
rCorgtraiizer of leFolllo womlenl.
A fter this I changed my tacties.
I let iior havo her own .way, and(I
the0 plan from tho vory firstv work
.Ih to a charm. It's the best. way
>f maunagig it wito that I know
>f.
Of course, this is betwoonl you
And me. It's a sucret worth
cnowing.
So wheni my weife said sho wasu
)ouid to go on a bridal tour ainy
low, 1 cordially assentI i ed.
'Go, Matilbia, said I "'anid s1t
is long as you want, to ; then il
-oi l a1is thouigil youl Would4 like
.o sty at little longer, stay I).
fear."
She told me to stop talking, aid
V up tairs aid get her red flail
act nIight emp anid tb'at hag (
pennvroyad for lier A mt, A higatil
My3 wife is a1 very' smrilit wroman.l!
ihe was aL .atxteri, and thei lhix
ers' are aCI 11 t sm r fiily), indeed.
1Ier rothter,. w ho is going on
'Iity' can firy 11)P mor sapjiiack~
now' than half of' these pimpn up
town girls, whoa rat tie on thie piano,~
r>r' walk (lie stre'ets wilth thieir lur.'
belows'i amid ixinigs, ~lwer.end4inig te
got madi~ if' a youngIti ebayt looks at
theml prIetty3 lur-d, but, getting mad*1
in eairniest if y'ou take no niotico al
Lhomn at, all.
A hi ! girls am I' t wha it tirey' uNed
to be when I was young. andElt hi
hellow are I'Cworse still. Wht n
wtVi cou rtinrg, for i181nsane, I nev
er thought, of'staying till aftIer len
O''cloUck, anud only3 wt,'i L.wic 1
week. N ow t hey gto seven ni ght,
ini the weekCi, and3( crIy beenuI1Se ther<
ain't eight. ; then ihey write touch
Iig note Us to' e.iach 0 ti' heri broughr th
day--"Dear Ga'eorg. dio you loe<
me( a1s mttuli a1s youI did at1 a gurar'
ter' to 12 tast nigh t ? Say you do
dearest,, and it will givo mo3 o'mrt
ago to go down and taukle then
cold beains loft over fr'om yeister
Ye1 )ll well, I sups they enIjoy
Ihbemaselves anid it,Ii ain't forus~ o1k(l
fol ks, w hose hiearts have got
lit tle calloused by) long w'earu, L<
initerf'.'re. hi&.t thlemr g('t. togetht
thinkul they do. I ~wats lirt'-sevecr
w%hien I coul1'r'ed my pre'csent, wife
bu1t, it, socimedi just 1a8 lie to) sit or
a lit tle cr'icket, att huer feet, anld he1
her rmioot h miy horit, a1s it, do
t.hirty y'earns ago.
As I Saidl before, myi) wif was WIS
smarit, w%omnrli, but she ('oJinr't h<,
any)'thing e'lse,~uo m l be aI liater
She used to) give lecturei's oin wo'
mant's irighits, anid inl onel lae2
wt'herlo iihle leetre aI b' tIig 'ollhegi
lier'. 101t she woublo't, take it
''No, gentlemrea,'' said sihe, '"givi
it, to the poor."' She was alwaWIy.
just s0ochaiitable. Sihe gave my
boys per'missionr t.o go barfoot.e<
all wi.e, and1( insisted1 on it se
mu11chi in lier' kind wa :y that Li
bioys couldnti 'etrefso.
Sho fairlIy dotes upon my) chlii
drorn, and( I'vo soo1 n'e miany :~
t imel gol for' thieir1 trowsVeraP p)o(olet:
attn er' hev hail gtenao L on -4VaJ o
takte oult vhirv poniets and( put,t
(1h!em inl her. bureall drawer., 1for
tear they mihlit, loso tlhem.
I st arted to toll y<ml aboutl mly
Wifev'N brlidall t0iur, but thet fact, is,'I
1eVOll (.10C11d lid t011, liiuch atbout
it myself, I believe tihit, hd at good
time. Sl) camtle back improvtd
inl health, and I founld ouit befillr
sile wam in tle house twenty-fou I
houirls that sh1o hiul gainiied strenl.gth
also. I don't say how I founild ouit.
I Simply say, I 1ond1 11ou.
In cniclusion1, I would say to all
young men, mlivry your beCond
wife fnirt and kulep Out ofidebt by
aill melanls, even if,youl have to borl
row thle 1tonley to do it.
let a girl, during tle yearti
friomi I we lveto 4 . ih teen , 14pend i
but one hour diily ill Ileital labor,
takin. ulp one tudly t (lime, walk
alloihe hourmm, lbhor at Some afiree
able eaiploymnt, tir-c or four
hoiur-I, read Iait holir, sleep all she
vats durig the ilt. bitt lever
tlko d1a.-tiite 'laps," vatL plainl,
Iloil-ishing. Food, mostly bread Or
bloilvd hee(,anld cvery% fhay indligo
inl all 11he lilt) :and 'rolic which her
you hllf,i11 spirits ei levise, 11)I
site will hevtoilo ieailthby, happy
an,1d 1n10llivill. T'11vn. from eighl
Ij. Ii.
ento Ily-tne, Sl may It
,tid eoileege, and Vill finld erself,
better all to iar'ry t pri'iz's t111
I le girls who iavt boeln alwavs at
.chool. liit sh will ot haVO~ de
equial to Ilhe youing, meno of' her
w ag, bee)Iso nIati'o has flo I
biddenl it. A .irl. is provided from
bir1 th wviIth mloro adipose tistsue
to k0op her warmil, but to ruiie.
lert im.uselts morit jii(.3-. soft am1
yieldiig than his. 'Th1e inlvetiiga
Lioln of on)l o alatomit have al
so proved that, her body voltains
at mc Ii areate Iuliiber of Ilerves,
11ad that her arterial system, oil
approachlliig womulanhood, becomes
molo largely devlopled thanl his.
1, therefo1-., callnot at aill agree
with tih Wr'itr who says, "We
toc CO wily out of this dilllIculty
but, to conlitlelco with 0Io eraille,
Iild edlucalte. girls as necarly lilk
boy as possible."
Tim .:.NY SID: Ir I aF.AAY.
-Night, beIbro Inst two sisters,
living at (*70 Sycamoro street,, re
tired to the room11 which tley oc
cilpiod jointly, and proparod for
bed. floforu rotiriig oit of' ,eni
eareftilly coun1ted out tomic mnoney.
%vihich slio had in hor 11 pocket.,
ailiolnting to $48, and pt it away
carefiully inl a mtil, th two dis
coursing mnerrily meanwh%viilo conl
(Mrinig biurgha ad a the probat
bilities of' tle monloy beinig dislov
olred theru if on shoul gaill il
eitrarce. They th10.1 w*VenL to bed,
and afte' ehattilg a While il ftem
inlineo fashion, to sleep. lProstlyk
they wer:twakend by ia slight
noise After listeiing inteitl3
fell sine m elinillts anld hearin
not 111hn mo, thir' tiaik a.1in11
e'x('lime 1, "'I seet a4 tpi-il, nowl.'
Whalit was Ib theterr'or of both Io
heart follow the exeimatiion4)1 t
hoarise hzi gh o)fa 11: withini the.
very'3 roomlT. it seema2l) 1hat 1h ra4s1:
- :al had1( been'i sect't1 ed under.'' it' bed,
had14 biea'd all 1theiri '.u coversai on,
anh)l witnessedii (w.15ith mli h se- O
I let 84a(t'isfat'1io, o''' doub ) the1
coefhne oe mony Southe
inoclli As soon as thei tho wre
moiney, ta st St ablio furs worth
about will anhd was. iina en, 4)f
thu 2neied oiln keeing Itmoi . 1u)n
itil1)hei head I.I ha1. t,15 uni k exi43 121jcla
maion, but.11 ihe5'lt tef being. m'i'o
akien foai II sprt. who toao 1funny
-i fori him an he0 iia :14 hingdouriht
Ilit succeeded,t h1 owever,tslh i scapIti
in with4V hiis 111~ booty.-hn.' 'iahette
in loling a11 tconvent)tion of1 the rep11
reontvs of.1'l siS poiini onserva.z4
tioin that' Stllia Thioiid conven.
* ohion ll b hedit .\ilrid1Iin, o
tIil he 23rdt of11 . 21nuay. t, i obe
rmlaedt.hat osu kof Ihe ape.
whie tmlay reseneIlC)I ttato
Catching the Train. o
ei
'The following stry is fold by w
the iev. .1. fivatt Smith : I
We S toplpedtint Syriteuie, N. Y., h,
for. d11nnerl. You)I remlemlber thle (
ralilroald depot, venitrally situated, el
with its Eastern aid Western en- n
traices exaetly alike-as Inuch so el
avi thet endi.b of ai ar A fter wve le
haid diied, tho depot. in lit e ill. a
formIled mno that we hand seveniteoln hI
iiit's t1 pare b e the de 1(par. if
ture (or tihe jCnste n, rain. This, n
thought 1, will givo m11 tin oppor- tu
tiuility to seo tilt) City anld a glo- h
riu nc for a sma 1ice, provided 11
a clergymanl votild b. I "mpted in- t<
to 4uch a wastel'lhi a. ' worldly si
ItmIUSemen0t. I 24aunter01ed 110rttf, fb
anlid after ati tibsenco of exattly it
thirteen Imliniltes, having enjoyed el
a1 delightfuil amd Sootlhinig stroll, I el
wits Ivisurely rettuiniig. Watch(-l inl w
Imid, whenl, to myi%. -AuIddel aston. v
ishmenvit, I behitld thle (t inl sliwly v<
irlidilig mit o lt other (4l11d of ilt i
depot. an1d ilevil.neiaig its speed ti t fi
eVory puir of thle giganltic locomto.-w
i v ". ft
llee,ineed wasa "call" whiebl (<
admitted neither oirresponidenlce t I
nlor delaY ; thecre w-s no Himle 1mo
"taking lilto mcosiderati on."
so, wit ioit eoii--riing wit h flesh ol
1m14 blcod, I put] like a sky-r-ocketio
with double11q huse. F-or a 1m)ment1l
I tholight I was lefaIiing grounld,.
altolhi) I knew I w1s lositg lk
r,iopico o ii. 41 't' I flIilt, t
wlnd I d. t1was eneimll-liged in tie l
rWcO by undit(Iiry he p1 feR1llws wh ii
it,hgi er !" "Illyey!" alle- h
a I ' llf, ohl, no!" and wull- e . k
inl- and1 ben,4igI11mt, exhorta11tiOnIS.
T ug thy inItvild, perhaps, .41
) helg i e ovel tih e (101u*e, I I'inld ot
that the Inol' they "fihlted th il
les-, 1 wats inlelinlmd to run11, and e
mloro deVvide-dly dlid the lovomlolivem
makco its turribil, waty agaillst nmv.
To give up1 thle clmae, to suibiil
to Ohe clbllgrin of, Ivinl. lert. toit1
loso Imly par-ty1 anid Iy pIassagI, I
imeet, with disappointItment and niot ell
to Ieet. Imy friends-aIl this waN ti
hadl iollg ; but tle thouglit o*f lof
eilvolilerilig, all t hie wiy b1a1Ic to b(
the dep')t, (Ihat line of iilerested t
inldividlill's who, With their vier.
ing excaitimationls, had o foolingly 'i4
encourged1m oil mly outiwalrd
jolrn ylito, t his t s i hiltterest, pill
ill ite uiexpeutd (lost'.
But it mutle donle. So, taper.
ilg oT gradaillly, I gave uip thie 9'
ccoltest anld trnled lack to Iot
m1y fite, and, if I could find him,
hlie depot ilaster, whoso blundor.
ihg tateiints were th ciuso of
aill mlly trouble. Without search
that individul 114vallced to mect.U
mi1t with tle hial recoglition of "
at Catut 1hat, nobody could well de- i
liv.
"Weli, you goft lVft, did YO U! 13
I replied only with tle resent. *
imivilt If, a 'sileneini g eve." If I y
hooked as I I ried to Itiok, 1m1' ph1.
141.graph taken 11t, 1t111t ilnAtanlt
woubd halrdly bIroent -rae
limm min di I
v ineI s. " 1 1
Seve'ral hl2:ler'is, seekiing iin-i
throniit ion, astoda, w it.h 2a shiowt oif
inl whiat wise th hingii,~ had' hayi
point, a1 mondr2, ah-ised me to' b4 we
on hamd a lit tLe earlier' next time. ,
If' Is incompei~i~Ilncy, inI no4 11-as
iratIhlo termis, roeelhling hiow', afltr N
I hiad placed'l myl partyl~ ini the. (ar1,
hiere," saiud I, with a tr'iiiophat IS
exhlib iltion1 of my13 wa tIh, "thle sev
ly 11y, am11i yet the trin l:Iis gone
onut of 'sighit."
A fb' Ir iiieli IpitS1 ( caist b;ielc igi
forth1, with theii usual var11ia1tin ,415h
and1( fina21 l'ierorn iin o (f' "youl did(," I'
and "you01 didn't,"' "youi're anoth-1
or','' el., I ask1ed him,i wthieir I
wouh12li he isin iig an other11 chiance
olf be'inog lef't if' I dip 'ndeItd 0n him i
Ito givo mo1( fte iexact. hiouir ofC the
de')inpt lrot or th nex 10~t Eanstorn
qlothirain, 0I n 1
3'"11 aCst. nL !" dxlimedi wi h.ti~i
''Ye10, 'asteir, ii replie, 1wthtr
in e t ion. iii~'Wil,atde
011 hy'," iin o h hie,1J( "'.h trai1'n
you've Ijust bee h haintw''bsuh
I'gd lik wast lo ieasterni.
Wieth asu if'trws ting lons. ion
and1 (0 1(W( Vxciomen, I t anuho ed 1)u), S
"Why,SO ither it i," retii d he,..
Af v I olo afl lixer pltlim,I'
hile fit, 1121 hOln.l Ilpasse ight(11(1I
rily be equnlled, for its merdll-as
feet, by the fire in the rear, from
hich I had prov identially flt-l.
heard jibes, Jokes and Jeers. * I
ard the hoarso laughter of full.
iested met, and tihe hysterleal
Yorts of mirth-ex hausting wo
en. The.y had all witnessed my,
ise after the wrong train ; nlow
arfill lest I should overtake it,
)d then rejoicing at my evident
ec ol' what, jockeys call "bot tons,"
imy speed began to slackeu piad
y clnilmcl withi the locomotive
- grow "small by degrees aiid
flutif'ully less." They had wit.
'ssed tie "blowing-iy" adinii:.
Ted by the d(epnt-Inaster, tile
raiigo procrastinat ion in ntartiig
r t Ibe right tra'n uitil at lengths
hand ictuailly started, and I liadi
iteriel 1ipon a second "steri
:%se."' 'h'lien they Feared that I
a-4 fefl gaii, na they looked
il I breitiless interest Itt the tn
11al cotiest ol' legs versus loco.
otive. They hai witiessed my
tal triumph ; bit how grateful I
as w1,elcomled, an1a1 wVitt what
elings I re:-eived t hiir peculiar
m)grtt'liations, I leave my hear.
's to imiagine.
A 1 Di.l4'10s ll.!N iw.-A x Ono
0he Imlost gallan t Brigoldier Gon.
'is of'out 1 lat arm1y wiaH CrOs14
g the P:air Groumds at Macon,
Swits siiddeily voilti-oited by a
rly3 who .mi4linlg in all the glory
ry-lipjped bieavuty, took 'oth
li:itils, shook Item most heart
aid then making a rosebud of
-I- mllot(h, iiined lorward and
sSt'l i Illost vigoroisly.
A s sool a1is she1 had done this
e turned to presmit, him to her
Impllion, andiki 4ile not Cltehing
e name asked l'or it. The Gei.
ail, lifting his hat. aiinounced him
Ie, lit which '.he first lady
rieed ; and sh6outed that Ale
Its Mistaken in1 tie mai-that
o took him Vl' it Couin of' hers.
lie Gveeral laughed ; the party
ittered merrily for a while,
v-n the gllait soldier strolled
r sorrowfiully, looking I')r tome.
dly ele to mistako hint for a
usin.
The above is tru.-Rone Cou
,r.
THE- SV(.aLKer OF LAnMP. CROrS.
n1 exelilnige says:
Plongh deeply 11141 It once, plant,
>od seed oily tId t hen .cultivate
oil. )o not bie it'riid of frost.
it Comnes anld bites dow*n a part,
not Ilouigh Up, but SavO what
left and replant only where
llel. MaINIy a crop bAs been
ouglied uip when four-fitls of it
onbd have come (lnt agais. And
all be killed it will not he labor
,t to have plaited, as it will on
make your groul botter for a
'cond plaitinig. Plant early and
'It will, with good cultivation, be
iro of' a boiltifill y-ioid.
TlI : Wtiol. CaR OF -rF WOuL.,-.
ie c-l%itig iigtires,.uaken fromn the
oi i< Jornia die, Extinmm ists, are of in.
r.st, n1. stll. in.g the nstimiatoi produ -
.' t '-f woul ini tho'.e countrieus which
'intr ibute to te lduropenIn andie Amieri
ii con .-liun Ipionll ofi thatt iSaple
1:STIM9. 'TI1Is w.01,1. itOiOlrfo . CI' Tn1R
wotoi.a iN 1873, UN 'it:.Nils or
.jj 11 .4AMMES.
m%infini............... .... ...t9.9)9000
n,tralbi... .................... ,50l(0.000
in I emi'go 1,.omi...............136.000
11w Zealanei1.......... .......... 8.873 000
sile mif'4 uiiid |ttiti.............IOt.0000
I l'i.0rn... .... .... ........ .. ..18.000 :1)0
i't huh0.................... 18797000
ulsn. .. ......................90 760.000o
'.0'e Io..... . ....... .............689,O000
.arway........... ,9,0
recet. .. ... .... .......... .......7.8618.000
.nmairk...................... 7,031,000
I*-rmanOy.... ................. .. 52,080.000
ullandio. . ... ...................13000
ttgtinu............................3 500.0000
ran1ce. ...................... ..... 91 118,000
pin.......................... 74.433.000
n'y-...-..---................... 24.840.000
tinf. . ... . ... .................31.075,000
w'it..rtamt...................... 1,330,000
uitedi Sion...... .. ......... 177,000000
T...................... ..1.121519,000
As.ningiii te world's cotto p111 rodue
''n to' be si x million hales, and the bale
,aversgu 4'J0 prmiinds, the whole would
iln uIp 2.!14t,000i,000Jt poun.ds, againsb
, '21 ,510'.,000 jouninis wool.
To bii E'ocelloney R. l(. Scott, G4overng
of So~uthi Carohina.
"Sn:I have tie honor herewith to
.igni my pi).iiionl aIs Aijldd Camap, with
to riank of liinte'nn U. loniol. on y.ouar
9.11. ril the. mtO.t pa1i4lpabl hayo d.
elopt-dl tom-*sve's to such' an e%te.nt
at1 ibInnna, wi. th re~spectL to myself,
nd jia.ulico io t' ennise of miy iace, ando
2e peopleu1 ini gen,al. , longer~'t conutin)ue
wS re'laii onl' withut a e% IVpromNiji of
-icipio. I hnv1o theo hsonor to be, uir
our maost obedin I - rvant.
A s..w'o.ui, .lanuaryI 94.-~\fu rs. Whar.
>I has beens neoquit ted. She was ad-.
ihtteud to b &il upUIon tdictmenit fora
romenptiIg to poison Van Ness, and
'el argoed. T'ho scone was touching,
it only murmnuredi ppitaue was hoard.
Twen.t'uy fotrt of' the so.calle.d Ku Klux
lilioners intely 'onvrict0d and14 )entenrced
, imlpris)lonent,1 haveon snit 10 the
lato pni .'son at Albany.
Por'footioni is thot poit ati whkth
lI shIolllul ai.
Confidence is the comnpanion of
.wee'is.
Modo,ty3 bas in)orO chiarimS Uhan
tionst 3'