The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, March 08, 1873, Image 5
The lTXl>lc tolls us that worn in i - t<> bo n
helpmeet to umn, und tho n?:in is bo the
supporVof tho woman. Tu make mar
ried lifo a rjuurca of happiness, nflect'otl
roust f?Tc tho hearts uf both. Tho mar
ried Mtr must be mutual helpers, one to
the other. Thou tho coujugil state bo
conie^a pinooth and pleasant road,
fringed with flowers, which bloom even
in thasoS'pth. of the wiuter of adversity
and sorrow.
"I. have road," Buys the athor of a
rccc?a>w(iik, "a beautiful illustration of
this pgtpt : A lady traveling in Europe,
visi^gd with her brother, a town in Gor
many, and took lodgings with a remark
able couple, an aged man and* woman.
Thejfe. were husband and wife. They
livo(I.; by themselves, without child or
? BcrWtt, subsisting on the reut accruing
fro? the lc?-c of their parlor and two
sleeping rooms.
The lady, in giving an account of the
persons, says: "When we knocked at
the door fur admittance, the two a.'i d
persons answered the knock togeth ?r.
When We rang tho bell iu our rooms,
the bu.-ba.nd and wife invariably came
^ide by side. Both received our requests
und executed them with tho utmost
nicety and exactness. The first night,
having arriving late by the coach, and
merely requiring a good fir* and our tn i,
wo were puzzled to understand this
double attendance.
"When the time to retire came the
lady Was surprised to seo both husband
and wile attending her io her bed
chamber, nntl on looking with soin ?
seriousness toward the husband, the wife
noticing her embarrassment, said to hir.
'No offense is intended, madam my hus
band is* stone blind ' The lady beg:;n
tp nyjnrathize with the uge matron on
flic groat misfortune of "Having a bus
band quite blind. The blind man
exclaimed ; 'It is useless for you, madam.
jgagfieak to my wife, for she is entirely
draf, and boats not a word you say !'
?iW?'ijwtne boarder, 'Ilure is an
exauiplicatiou of the divine law ol
pooqicosatinn. Could a p;iir he better
matched L They were indeed one flesh,
lie saw throngh her eyes, and .-he heard
through his ears. Ever nfter it was
interesting to me to watch the aged muu
and his age.J, parser in their inaepara'
blcnesa* Tho sympathy for each other
was as swift as electricity, and this made
their deprivation as nothing.' This
beautiful domestic picture would only
Buffer front any words- of comment."?
^:?hfhetan obscrvrr.
What Cuarlie Did;?Turning into
a certain streut, I saw a company o(
?kboya plujLg very czra.slly, aud
evidCDtly enjoyod themselves greatly
One I noticed iu particular, who seemed
to be the leader of tin ir sports; ami
v" ^.ust as I came up with them, he was
proposiug a now game, and giving
inslrucLioos in regard to it. His whole
,acetncd to be in the thing. As
this moment, a window was thrown open
A' in- the bouse I was passing, and a gentle
?^Wtoe called:
'?'Charlie, your father wants you."
The wiudow at ouco closed ; and that
mutber, at I took her tube, immediately
withdrew, without oven stopping to bco
whether Charlie he-ard.
The boy was so busy, that I doubted
' I if that quiet voicj would reach his ear ;
but it seemed she knew better than I.
Tho words hardly escaped her lips when
everything was dropped. The boys
wcro left at play; and Charlie was
soon within doors, where of course I
could not follow him
Charlie had learned to obey. Always
remember that prompt, cheerful obedi
- enco is what you are to render parents
? aud teachers. Do not wait to be spoken
to tbo second time, but run ut the first
call.
To Jesus.?Nearly thcee years ago a
noble steamer was sinking with hundreds
of people on bonrd. Only one boat load
1 was laved. As a man was leaping into
tho boat, a girl who o >uld not be taken
into the boat, aud who knew that she
would soon bo swallowed up in tbe deep
. *le p sea, handed him a note, saying :
"Givo this to my mother !"
Tho man was saved. Tho girl with
hundreds of other persons, was drowued.
1 The mother had tho note. What do
you think the little girl had waiileu in
it ? Here are her words :
"Dear mother, you must not grieve
f r mi'; I am going to Jesus."
Dear girl! what fuith und oourage
sho must have bad to wriio that note 1
She was goingto.Je.su? through the
stormy waves of tbo angry sou, and she
y, as not afraid.
A young gentleman hue roceotly pro
cured a local habitation in Texas., who
now advertises for a name, if auy one
have such a thing to ep ?ro. He lost his
duriug a prolonged residence among the
. Indians, by whom be waa kidnapped a
- rumber of years ago. No parties called
Smith need apply.
Young ladies use powder, perhups bo
caurcthey think it will make them go off,
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
For all the purpoaoa of a Luotntive
Modiclno.
rcrhnpsnoonemedl
clnu i ? b>i universally
roquirod by every
body an a caUim tic,
nor was over uny bo
fore bo universally
Adopted into use, in
every country nnd
among all Classes, as
this iiilia buiculcleut
purgaUVe l'lll. i'he
obvioua reason is,
that It is a more relia
ble and fur more of
fectual remedy than any other. Thoa>o who liavo
tried ii, know thttt it cured them: those who have
not, know that it cures their neighbors mid friends;
nod all know that what it docs once it does al
ways ? Unit It never fall* through any fault or nog
glcrtof ItHiimnpoidtion. We have thousands upon
tlioiiHnnd-? ofcortlUcatea of their roinarknble cor??
of the following complaints, but such euros nro
known in. orory neighborhood, and we need not
publish them. Adapted to all aged and conditions
in nil climates; containing neither calomel nor any
deleterious drug, they may bo taken with safety
by Buy body. 'their angar-conting preserves tlicin
ever fresh, and m-kes them pleucmit to take, whHo
being purely vegetable, no harm c?n ariso from
their use in any quantity.
They operate by their poworfhl inflnenco on the
internal viscora to purify tho blood and fctlmulato
it Into healthy action ? remove the obstructions
of the stomach, bowels, liver, and otlier organs of
the body, restoring their irregular net ion to health,
and by "correcting, wherever they cxint, such de
rangements as are the flrst origin of disease.
Minute directions uro given in ttie wrnpnor on
the box, foi the following complaints, which theso
Fills rapidly euro: ?
For Di.? .ii> or <tinll;."Viflon, gjfltless?
nemi, S.iiiiL: nor and torn of Apnetlti-, they
should tic taken moderately to stimulate tho sunn*
ach, and restore its healthy tone and action.
For B.lv.-r <'i?m;!!a!n? mrl its various Hymn*
toms, llilimi* llcailnrho, Nick lleuil
nelic, Jitnuilic<> or Urrru MIckneM, Mll
Ion? <'<?1!<- and Illlloun ??!???, they ehould
bo judiciously taken for each oase, to correct the
diseased action ur remove tho ibstructions which
cause it.
For Dysentery or lYIttrrhcrn, but ono
mild dose is generally required.
For IKItfutiiiitli'm, <?ottt, Snivel, Pul?
Sltutioit of t!i?> lleurt, I*t?ln Ist ?lio
HncU and ? .ilin, Uiov should be contin*
uously takon, as required, to change the diseased
action of the system. Wi.ii such change those
complaints disappoar.
For ISrop*- and F>?op?lcnl Srvcl Mncr*
they should bo Aken in large ami frequent doses
to produce the effect of h drasUn purge.
tor SiiipiiroBntun a, large i!n?? idiould ha
taken as it produces tho duircd ofloct by sym
pathy.
?s a Dinner Vill, lake >ne or two villa to
promote digestion ami relievo Iho stomach.
An occasional do^e. stimulates Hie stomach and
bowels into hoaltliy notion, rc-unre* the appetite,
and luvlgoratoa the system. Hence it i? often ad*
vnntagcons where nonnrions dcinngomcnt exists.
One who feels tolerably well, often finds that A
do.-e of these 1*111? aiukoa him feel decidedly bot
ter, from their cleansing and renovating etrect oa
tlic digestive apparatus.
Jir. ?7. C. A Yl'lt .? <:<}.. VrnrtUal CJicmUim,
Z.OW13ZJ*. MASS., V. 8. A*
niny 11 c ly
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puu '*S8?K 'iP-wo'I ?fnsui..o(,> p.-.MiApaiv putt
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|?otinj
piiq seapiponi j.iqio ojaq.u 'saina oiqttit-raiutM '
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?aji.iu.iu Xtrifooq otujaoAj'i oqi 8u|ioi
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oq ij:\v lso|i!i.oao| orioui?Mj?u qnnojqi XuqioAri)
jo 'ui tuopj^oj aoqija 'auosjtoil potvtit||:n>vu{|
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on^u^RTJtra jo 'rrrjrcin 'boctxttuui ui'ojj
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'siuivpluioo Xjuaooiind jo| A'pamOJ manoaxo
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ok nun .\|..piu noM Suiqi Xur wirq 'au(.->ipam
jo .Oojsjq B|oqM ain "1 OAojjq JOAOO Xptcqooj;
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?gJtuni pun ^Boaqj, jo *obvov\c1 2?sl
mil)' i t
w
I?
f
THE CR EAT' BLOOD P U R1FI ERt
IWm i*ig powerful inviKomtinr
Theso llittors are positively Invaluable in
They purify the. System, and wnl eu/o
Remittent and Intermittent rovers,
NERVOUS 0hSEASES.LIVERCOfylPLAIrVT
and are a prerenuve of Chilli and Fover.
. All yiad to their powerful eOicacy.
ARE COOP FORTHE MENIA?OfiCANI^?YlflN
Are an antidote to change- of v? a.? ? and ?bet.
THEY WILL RESTORE YQUTHEUL VIGOR
to the wasted f ram*, and correct all
Will save days of suffering to the sick, and
CURES NEVER WELL PEOPLE
The grond Panacea for oil the Uls of life.
TRY ONE BOTTLE
Tie Stan?ard yCvTSlTS
_X \?. X PRESCRIBE IT H
\WW[S\n Yonng or Old, ManieASJRACTICL
J^ox Ringle, these Bitters are un^V
^^?qaaUed and tare often been tb?S^
*y Bsaaao of aavtag life,
^ .T.IV.ONI BOTTLE. ^
FOR S.4I,t; OK TO BKXr.
ONE ACRE LOT with STORE and
DWELLING, at Branchvillc, 8. C.
Apply to D. LOEB,
aug 21?3m Charleston, S. C.
1873!
F^13RTJA1*YS
FEBRUARY, 1873. FEBRUARY.
L AST MONTH
Of the Groat Clearing Oul Sule of the entire Stock of Winter
DRY GOOD
OF
THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER.
COMMENCING ON
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1ST, 1873.
And every dny thereafter until all its aold. nt from 'JO to GO per cent bolow usual prices
in order to make room lor our extensive Spring purchases.
Closing out of DU ESS GOODS.
Closing out of FLANNELS.
Closing out of all WOOL GOODS.
Closing out of MATS.
Closing out of SHOES.
Cail soon and be convinced.
THEODORS KOHN & BROTHER.
fob 1 k ly
DUKES' HOTEL.
RUSSELL-STREET, ORANGEBURG, S. 0
The Subscriber takes great pleasure in announcing to his FRIENDS and the COM?
MUN1TY that he has OPENED a MUST-CLASS HOTEL, at the Large Kosidcuce recent
ly ocupied by Mr. Untie Wnnnnmnker. Comfortable Accommodations, a Bounteous
YiVile mid Courteus Attention are Guaranteed.
jan 18?3iu J. W. II. Dl'UEM.
CLOSING OUT SALE!
TO MAKE ROOM FOR SWUNG STOdK.
T. G. VINCE,
OF Sr.A30K A It X,E UllY GOO US,
CLOTHINO, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, AC.
AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES!
T. C. VINCE,
Next door to DR. A. C. DUKES. janS
AM HAPPY TO IN
fo: m niv (*: ion da that I
have mublishfed a FIRST
CLASS
G R O C ERY.
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES AT POPULAR PRICES.
I ntnkc it a Speciality*
and keep a lull supply of
LIQUORS, TOBACCOS AND SEGARS.
Give me a call J. WALLACE CANNON,
j in 18 Ligbtfoot'i Old Stand.
jan 18
AT COST
TIIF. BALANCE OF MY 8TOOK OF
Iteady Made Clothing and Ladies Dress
Oeoda will be offered for the next .10
dnys at and BELOW COST for the
CASH. j>
J. 31* .\AMAUA\S.
INDUSTRY, ECONMY & PERSEVERENCE
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
I am happy to say publicly to you
that I have NOW one* xhe Jbest
ASSORTED STOCKS o Domestic
and Fancy GROCERIES on jutnd
that has ever been brought tt^ this
MARKET.
Call and Examine for Yourselves.
W. T. M?LLER.
All Goods Promptly Delivered.
dee 21
c
tf
New York,
JUST ARRIVED FROM THE ABOVE MARKET
A Splendid Stock of Fancy DEESS
and other Choice GOODS.
AT
J3a XjOXTIiS'
WHO IS OFFERING
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
AS WELL AS THE ABOVE GOODS
AT AND BELOW COST
a eso A FULL STOCK OV
FAMILY GROCERIES
CALL SOON AND
SECURE BARGAINS!
?><\ 7 D. LOUIS,
REGULAR DAILY TRADE.
ANOTHER TRAIN JEST IN AND FILLED WITH
?R?BLE GOODS!
AND CUSTOMERS SHOPPING AT
BULL, SCOVILL k PIE,
Making Selection from their Kxtrannlinnrj Etrue mil Varied Steck of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Their assortment, wit'.i constant additions, is
UNSURPASSED
Doth as to STYLES and QUALITIES.
Their facilities in- drawing supplies from dosirable Markets
FOR THE CASH
Enable them to make thr- liest poaaib'fl KATES, which is (he OLD RULE con
tiuued from its ORGANIZATION?
18 12,
Girintf nr> ejrp*rience of SO years in Busin es?.
Economy and Enterprise together with the Energy and centlemanly deport
??^S?B ?. A88Wtant8' arc always found at the OLD ESTABLISHED
OLbr. of
BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE.
maj 25
TTTOCU) INFOPM THF. P?M.TC THAT HE IS KTTf.T, CARRYING ON THE CAR
V\ riage Maki?.* I? allits various branches and will Manufacture or Repair at the
Shortest Notice, all Carriages, Buggies or Wagona. And am also prepared with
NEW PRESS AND G XI TO GIN AND PACK COTTON
SHORT NOTICE. Cotton GINNF.P AT MY MILL baa brought from } to ] cent mo e
than that 0inned on the common C?aa.
ect %pl 2?Ij p, BIQQS.
SOUTH CAKOLINAKAlLftOAD
Ciiabi.kston, S. C. December 2?, 1871.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY DECEMB?>
24. the Passenger Train on the South
Caroliuu Railroad will run us follows .
FOB, ACQVSTA.
Loave Charleston...,...8.10 A. M.
Arrive at Augusta.4.25 P. II.
ruu COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston.8.10 A. M.
A? rive ut Columbia.4.0C P. U.
FOR rtHAIILKSTOM.
Leave Augusta...7.40 A. af.
Arrive at Charleston.8.20 P. M.
Leave Columbia.7.40 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.8.20 P. M.
THBOUOI w I l.m 1 SuTOS TBA1M
Leave AuguaU:.8.Q0 A.M.
Arrive nt Kiujrville.9.00 ?. M.
Leave Kh.gvlUo.12.80 P. M.
Arrive at Augusta.6 80 P. M.
vnit STA KIOUT EXTKESS-sc?datb KXCSPTBO
Leave Charleston.8.30 P. M.
Arrive at Aujrustu.7.80 A. M.
Leave Aupusla.6.00 P. af
Arrive ul Charleston.5.66 A. af.
coLi'MniA RiouT i:xr*r.r.ss?sisdats axoarr
tkd.
Leave Charleston.7.10 P. If.
Arrive at Columbia.?.??7.80 A. M.
Lea- e Columbia.6.00 P. M.
Arrive at Charleston.7.00 A. M.
bcmmebtille Tit AIM.
Leave Stimmervilir at.7.25 A. If.
Arrive at Charleston at. 8.45 A. M.
I.eav.- CliarlesCon at.8.80 P. If.
Arrive ut Suinuierville at.?.4.46 P. M.
CAX'des BBAXOB.
Leave Cam den....6.16 A. If.
Arrive at Columbia.10.40 A. If.
Leave Columbia.1.46 P. M.
Arrive at Camden.6.26 P. if.
liny and Night Trains make close oonaeo
lion nt Auguxta with Georgia Railroad aase)
Central Railroad.
Night Train conncots with Macoa aad
Augusta Railroad.
Colombia Night Train ennncote with
Greenville and Columbia Railroad, and with
Charlotte Road to points North.
Cainden Train connects at KingvilU daily
(except .Sundays) vith uay Passenger Trais,
and rt:?.'. through 'o Columbia.
A L. TYLER. Vice-Pfeeid4at,
S. R. Picken?, General Ticket Agent.
Doors, Sashes, Elinds, Ac.
p. P. TO ALB,
Manufacturer mid Dealer,
No. 20 Ilayne Street and HerlboeVa Wharf
IMI AULF.STO!*.. 3. C.
K3r This is tho Largest and most Com
plete Factory of the kind in tha Sent bars.
States, and all articles in this line can be*
furnished by Mr. P. F. ToALKat prices wbieir
defy competition.
Qr'xT A ^kinpblcl '.vitb full aad detail?**
list nf all sizes of Doors Sashes and Blinds,
anil the prices of eaeb, will be seat free a*6
past Paid, on applicatiod to7
? I?. P. TOAIJR,
CHARLESTON, 8. f.
july 16 wee
MONEY CANNOT BUT IT!
For Sight Is PriceloMl!
BUT TUB DIAMOND SPECTACLES Will.
PRESERVE IT.
trade
If yon valne yenr Pyesight ase theo? Per
fect Lenses, Orouad from Minute Crystal
Ptbblas, M<dted together, and derive their
name "Diamond" on account ef their Bard
n. >.- and Brilliancy. They will last ?aay
years without ehsa|tj and are warrantee*
superior to all othera in ase.
Manufactured by tbe Spencer Optical
Manufactur'ag Co., New York.
CAUTION.?None Oenuing unless staatp
?d with wir trade mark.
For Sale by Responsible Agents threogh
out the Union.
E. J. OLIYEROS,
jan 20?ly Ora&geburg, 8. 9.
THE
Citizens' Savings Bank.
OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Orangebnrg ?rtfc?*fc?
Will pay 7 PER CENT. INTEREST ea
SPECIAL DEPOSITS and 6 PER GENT, an
SAViNGS DEPOSITS, Compounded Sesai
annual'.r?.
Local Finance CommlUM.
Hon TI10S. W. GLOVKR.
Col. PAUL S. FKLDKU.
Capt. J.NO. A. HAMILTON?,
JAS. H. FOWLES,
Assistant Cashier,
mar 28 Jan. ely
At Private Sale.
milE PLANTATION farming a part of
1 the Estate of the late Col. Keitt, and
Known as the DARBY PLACE. The traot
onsists of about tiOO acres, one half west
Timbered, the remainder Rich, Bed, Loasa
Soil, adapted to Crops of all kinds. Thea*
are tbo Finest Lands in tbe District, sjsjsl
were valued at per acre in 1866. Woejl?
be aold for one-halt tha* , rice now. Oaes
fourth cash, the remair or in three instalv
ments bearing interest from dato and so-,
cured by mortgage of the earns.
This ia a splendid chance for any oae 4?.
siring to secure Rich Lands, fine Water Pow
er, excellent Cattle Rang? and a Refined
Neighborhood. Apply to
Mrs. L. M. KF.ITL
Or JO KEITT, Esq.
jant?
<?? fo $20 PER DAY! Agents
<>) WANTED 1 Ail clasaes ef working
people, of ?ither sex, young or old, make
more money at work for us in their spare
moments, or all the time, than at anything
[else. Particulars free. Address *
G. STIXSON % C*?.,
1 sep' 2' -lo Portl\ndf Maiae{