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fron tub onAN(ii:tu'U(i Haws.]
Tlie Chrifttmns Olft.
TO MI5H
Tlils eimplo gift I Band to tho?
1 trust you'll uot decline?
? T'ls offered by a heart as truo
And pure perhaps as thine.
tu tokeh of the high regard
Whioh love aud beauty claim .
Andyot it would unworfh/ho*' * "
Wero it a priceless gem.
Tu gratitude I ask of thoo
No ofhor gift to send
Contented in thy smiles to livo
And know the aioro than friend.
The heart that sighs the eyos that flash
Quick glances in return,
May serve to koop tho flame elivo
Where Mil! the
torrents of smoke upon its obsouro blas
phemers.
Tho cigar has become a trait of tho
nation. Do you ask a proof? Hero it
is.
When Franco, moved by'the dangers
and heroism of her soldien in tho Cri
mea, determined to send thorn a ship
load of gifts, what did the nation deem
tho most worthy offering ?
Pipes, tobacco and eitmrs.
[concluded.]
THE 0RANGEB?R8 NEWS
AUGUSTUS 15. K.VOWI/IOX,
E D I T ? R .
?nut! o. uurii.
Auotlior Pipe of Tobacco.
translated FltOM TUB FRENCH
BY
T i h r . . - .
AUGUSTUS B. KNOWLTON.
PUFF IX
v,?OPTnE OIOARCASE.
the cigar enso exposes a man to the
same incouveuiences as tho pouch.
Tlio cigar oa6e has superseded the
smoking cap, suspeuders and fancy slip
pcrs. Beware of the cigar case in love.
I have always carried my cigars iu my
pocket, and am tho hotter for it.
The cigar caso is foppish. Whenever
a man pulls an embroidored cigar case
from his pocket, I always imagine that
ho is desirous to inform me of a receul
conquest.
It is not yot the custom to make pre
sents of cigar cases inlaid with diamonds,
as it is with snuffboxes j but it soon will
be, doubtless, as all the orownod heads
have tiikento smoking.
PUFF X.
OF MATCHES.
The true smokes remains faithful to
the flint.und tinder-box of his father-.
They orcasujaor^nd safer.
PUFF XI.
OF TUB CIGAR*HOLDER.
The oignr holder is a ridieuloussupcr
fetation, - -
If you fear the contact of tobacco wl.h
your lips, smoke the pipe.
If you pretond that the upo of the
cigar holder diminishes tho incorivien
ces which nccompauy the use of the
cigar, yon arc in the profouudest cr
ror. -*
Besides, to keep v??r a
UICOieUF. ftOI.IVjER,
Financial aki> Bbsixk'ss M.vnackj,.
Official Paper of the Stale and
or praiiKotHirg County.
f?rfifB onAx<7i:nrnn xkwk hit
A LARGER CIRCULATION THAN
ANY OTHER EAl'ER IX TUE COL V
11. -?a
SATURDAY, JAN. 187k
I A few months ago 1 published in this
paper an edit..rial iefloitin'g harshly
upon Captain .John A. Hamilton.
I have since been assured, on the
best of authority, that the prem!sas, or
inferences, upon which that article was
based, were cutirely unfounded? arid I
fo believe. Since then, too, events hive
transpired which Vive changed my
unkind feelings towards Captain Hamil
ton into kindly ones.
I therefore willingly admit that I, and
not Captain Hamilton, was in thewrori*;.
And I withdraw, with
languago uod by
rcferrs 1 to
Augustus 15
January 1st 1 Z~. i.
p'oasnro, tho
mo uu the ucousiou
Station, on tho Erie Railway, was des
troyed by fire Christmas. About 6:30
P. M. fire wan discovered in the cupola
aud soon tho whole French roof was
a-bluzo. No fire apparatus wao available,
and it was iuipossiblo to chock tho pro
gress of the flames, which boou enveloped
the eutiro building. By 9 o'elook tho
hotel was a mass of ruins. The hotel
was owned by tho Erie Railroad Comp,
any. Tho loss is not stated.
A bloody fracas took place at Grove
ton, N. 1J.., Wednesday onouiug, grow
ing out of an attempt by Michael
O'Lnary and a Frenchman mimed Block
well, both being intoxicated, to outer a
house ol questionable repute, owned by
a Frenchman named, Gouyc. Tho result
was the death of Gouye and his sou, a
young man, who was ki li d by O'Leary
with a club, and the mortal wounding of
Block'weii with an ax, by V1J (JoiTyo,
and a bad wound on O'Lcary's head
from a club us.d by tho female inmates
of the house.
Fatal Ride
Under
Car.
a NIc?*pinjr
A horrible and somewhat
death occurred in this
K.n
uWbTON*.
CkrsNlntaN
C'attua Mvn
Crimes,
an:3
PffiSis E?0WLT01J
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AT LAW,
OBANGEBUBG, S. C.
jnly 8
a r.oxc i.i.^t.
A. S. El.-arl.^ A. Osborn aud O.
Falsey were drowned, 'A jnd-iy, while
.^d-fishing ofi" Muutuuk poi it.
The stable of Herbert .Mi.-Jhjw, with
o ne horses, in tho tipper patt of New
\ ork, was burned Christina^ Lo.s.s S6,
o\;o. ^
Joseph Calvin, oyed #7
( hristmas, at"-'-akefn;ld, Mi
singular
city yesterday
morning. A young man by the name
of .John Dana, who reported himself as
recently from Lower Canada, was dis
covered at Atchisun, by the br?koman
on the Saint Joseph and Kansas City
passeugor train, concealed beneath a
sleeping-car. Ho had been riding ben
eath the car from Saint Joseph, having
held himself upon the trucks and rested
'is leet down upon tho brake-beam.
The brakeman advised him to get out
of his dangerous position, but it appears
that he failed to take his advico. Ho
held on to h is uncomfortable position
and reached Harlem, opposite Kansas
City, in the middle of the night. He
was notified that -he would uot be per
mitted to ride longer in the truck of the
Bleeping car, which was to be switched
off of the Kansas City train aud attach
ed to the out-going Saiut Louis train.
Ho attempted to disengage himself from
the truck, aud, owing to his cold and
benumbed condition, was unable to do so
quick enough to escape,danger. Just
as ho was crawling across the truck, the
train backed suddenly, and the heavy
wheels of the sleeping car caught his left
Jog, running over it just below the hip.
Ho died iu a short time. Ho was a
pale, delieat.-ly built man, of about,
twenty-eight or thirty, lie had evident
The TrapplHtH-A CuriotiH Mon
astic Order.
There are only two establishmen ts bo
longing to this monastio ordor in thy
United States, ono at New Haven, Ken
tucky, and the other near Dubuquo,
Iowa. Tho Trappists aro not a- cheerful
set, and how they manago fco gaiu ro
emits for their colls is a mystery-. They
make life a burden and- ovo? iu oheir
greeting are gloomy. "Memento niori."
they stiy, instead of "Good morning,
if there wore daugor of forgetting Ohe
human attribute of mortality. And not
satisfied with uncomfortably intruding
death into life, they turn night. into*day,
compelling each other to get up at 2 A.
M., in order to spend twelve hours at
prayer and religious reading, which is
expected to fit them for exertion in the
cultivation of the fields belonging to the
establishment, for several hours more.
Their bill, of fare ia limited. Cider is
the only luxury. The bill is-filled by
water, vegetables and bread. Worldly
conversation is prohibited. For bods,
the soft side of a pine plank is expected
to suffice, and tho head wearied with
thinking, pillows itsolf on a bag of straw.
The brothers arc uot allowed to take oil
their clothing under any circumstances,
which leads to the iufereuce that clean
liness is regarded as being antagonistic
to godliness. Altogether the Trappists I
appear to be [a sect of whom the world
has no need, and who, having no need
of'the world, could either die or die out
with profit to themselves and no harm
to tho rest of maukind.?Exc/tange.
The llonded I>ebt ami IS ills.
The bill to reduce tho public debt by
scaling the bonds has finally passed both
branches of the Lcgislaturo; the bill as
passed funds tho Sta!.o bonds ut fifty
cents on the dollar. Tho sections inclu
ding the pay certificates and RIUo
Ridge scrip were stricken out, togotlror
with tho conversion bonds. The Legis
lature has acted wUely in their disposi
tion ol the public debt, and deserve and
will receive the endorsement of every
citizen who has the welfare and pros
perity of the State at heart. Upon
their action in this matter depcodol tho
future of the State, whether it should be
one of bankruptcy and final repudiation
or whether the crcdifof the State should
be placed upon a firm financial basis.
They Jj^jyte proved ^omselvos equ ?1 to
''l0 POCaaLiJU and
To all Whom it May Concer n
All PERSONS INDEBTED* to mo in any
manner, will make prompt payment by the
1st March nexi. After that time all claims
will be placed in the hands of a Lawyer for
Collection.
jau 8?td T. C. ANDREWS.
TAX NOT^JCJi]
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,
Okakuebvbo County,
lOrnngoburg, 8. C, Dec. 2(ith, 1873.
In aeeordance with Section 10 of "An
Aet to RAJSE SUPPLIES for the Fiscal
Year Commencing November 1st, 187:i, und
to Altor and Amend the Law iu Relation to
the Collection of Taxes."
Noticos is hereby given that my Office will
be opened for I lie receipt of Taxes on and
after Saturday tho 10th day of January,
1874, until tLc L'lst day of February, 187J,
after which tune a penalty of L'O per Cent,
will be a/Ided to nil unpaid Taxes of that
date.
Taxes will be received in Gold or Silver
Coin, U. S. Currency, Nltional Bank Notes
and Certificates of Indebtedness, authorized
l>y the General Assouibly, and issued to the
Republican Printing Company pursuant to
ihe Act approved November 11), lh7;{.
The rule percentum will he as follows.
Per general Stato purposes, in mills ou a
dollar.
For County purposes, Z mills on a dollar.
For past indebtedness
on a dollar.
Eocut School Tax, District Xo. 1._V
1 mill on a dollar.
Local School Tax, District
?1 mills on a dollar.
Local School lax, District Xo.
Urove, 1 mill on u dollar.
Local School Tax, District Xo. 4.?Amelia
o" mills on a dollar.
Local School Tax, District Xo
deuce, 1^ mill on udollai.
Local School Tax, District Xo. G.?Uoodbys
'?'< mills ou a dollar.
Local School lax, District Xo. 7 ?Lyons,
4 mills ou the dollar.
Local School 'Tax, District Ab. b.? Cow
Castle, J! mills on a dollar.
Local School Tax, District Xo 0.?Middle
1 mill ou a dollar.,
Local School Tax, District Xo. 10_Orange,
2 mills on u dollar.
Local School Tax, Districtr Xo.
Caw, I." mills ou, ? dollar.
f.wl School 'Jar, District l\o. VI.
ville, 1 mill pit a dollar.
Local ScAici 'Sax, District Xo. LJ.?Now
Hope, 2 millH on a dollar.
Local School Tax, District Xo, 14.?Eliza
beth, 2 wills ou u dollar.
Local School Tax, District Xo. 15.?Edistor
2 mills ou a dollar.
Local School Tax, District Xo. 10.
2 mills on a .IMlrar.
l.i^al School Tax, District Xo. IT.
?I mills on a dollar.
District Xo. IS.?
ol county o mills
anecs,
Xo. 2.?Poplar,
?d.?V
?.?Provi
TNJOTICE.-AU Person? I?
XV dobtod to tho Estate of tho late Henry
W. Fogle will make payment, and al\ haviue
c anus ?Kuinst the said Estato will preHont
,h?nj. ?o OLIVIA 8. FOULE,
deo 0?It Administratrix.
Administrator's Sale.
In nceordiinco with (he order of Honora
ble Augustus 15. Knowlton, Judge of Pro
bat 0, 1 will sell at Public Outcry, for cash,
at the late residence of L. Hay he C tiller, de
ceased, on Tuesday, the (Ith January, 1874,
Hie Corn, Fodder, Peas. Cows, Sheep, Hogs,
?'uggic. Wagon, Timber Curl, Household
and Kitchen Furniture of the Estate of the
said L.Jhlayue Culler.
*? JAMES W. CULLER,
nov 28?Of Administrator
ESTATE SALE.
By order of Probate Judge, I will soli at
1 Ublic Auction, at the Plantation cultivated
by the late James L. Jamison, in bis life
time, during the present year, on Tuesday
Dee. 16, 187:5, and at LewiBvillc, S. C on
Wednesday, Due. 17, 187;?, :1I1 the Perishable
i roperty of said Estate, consisting of Stock
Plantation Tools, Produce. &c. Terms cash'
B EN NET JACOBSON,
Qualified Administrator.
no? 29? -It
Sale Under Mortgage.
By virhire of a mortgage executed by E.
W. Bozard to J. W. 11. Dukes on :trd June
187?, I will sell on Monday the fifth day of
January 1H7-1 at Orangebnrg, in front of
Sheriff's office immediately after the official
sales, oneChossnut Colored HORSE.
Terms, Cash.
PHAROAn ROBINSON, Agt.r
Orangeburg C. 17., December 20th 1873.
dou 20 1^73- id
11?Cm
-Branch
Sale Under Mortgage.
By virturc of a mortgage executed to
Bennett Jaekson by William Stark on the
15th day of March ]bK.:), I will fell at Lcwis
ville on Tuesday the sixth day of January
IS74, for cash, Two HORSES, one Milk
COW and CALF.
PH A BOA II ROBINSON, Wgr..
Orangeburg S. C, December 20th 1813.
dec 20 1873 td
Sale CT.. der Mortgage.
By virturc of n mortgage executed by
Samson Thomas to M. Rieh on loth day of
March, 1S73, I will sell Tor cash, on
Monday, the fifth day of January 1874V, at
Orangebnrg, in front of. i he She riff's oifiee,
ininicdintcly nftw thv afficial saRis. iu.
HOUSE an?f WA(lON.
PHABOAU RORlisfSON, A^;.
Orangebnrg C. ?L, December 20ih I8T3
dee 20 Ks;;;
NEW PATENT."
DR. P'ATKteK'? (JOTTON PRESS
The" dndcrdigned Agent for WWgeBoV^
County begs leave to call the att'enti'eh $f
COTTO.f PLANTERS to tbe same, an?
would advise every one in need of a COT
TON PRESS to purchase a parent at oaee.
For CHEAPNESS, SIMPLlfe***, fta<|
POWER, it has no cqnnl.
Any ono desirous Of seeing file'"mo-flua
?perandi" of said Press, can do^pfby calling
at the Storo of J. W. Patrick & Co., Runel
Street Orungeburg Cl IL, S. C, whbre a'
model can he soen, or addre*?Capt. jVtf
STOKES Ocn l Agent Midway bJ<*'* *
J. W. PATRICK, Agt.
j nly'20
Orangeburg County 8.,^
It73
Bricks! Brick 6
BRICKS!! I
rpiIE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
JL Informs the public that ho is now pre
pared to furnish bricks in any quantity.
All orders will meet piompt attontion.
J. C. EDWARDS.
June 6
1873
tf
Ml. C. It TABEK.
LEWLSVILLE, S. C,
(ST. MATTHEWS P. 0.,)
junco 1873
LAND AOEISTT
Tho Undersigned has opened an OFPICB
for tbe ?ALE o:' LAND,
Person* having REAL ESTATE to dia
poso of win. do well bo register tho same
for sale. r 4
LARGE FAR3IS subdivided and sold in
either LARGE or SMALL rc-'bA.
GOOD FARMS for sale a* hHii$2 te-$5
per acre, on easy terms,
AUGUSTUS B. KNOrlXTCWr;
Orangebuvg C, IL, S^ C
-tf
nov is
A Valuable fnvcntiou?j>5
-KS?
-Union,
?Ziun,
Sheriff's Sales.
By virtue of sundry warrants on Crop
Liens to me directed b)i C-o.. Boliver C. C
P., I will soil, for e.ishr ut OrnngoMtrg C. If.
<ui die 1st Mondi.y in January next, the
following produce-1 v-:
Aboiii t.ale* of Cotton off bo crop of
Jam. s D. Baxter um L..ii .x ,-uted to J_ W
i G. Sellers.
AN PNTiRELY NEW
Sewing Machinef
FOR DOMESTIC CSE.
03Tr,X FIVE
with Tur *sw
PaltMil Bntfon Ifolr W?rter;
THE MOST SIMPLE AND' COMPAC
coNsrnrcTioN.
tf
ik i ?
TRIAL JUSTICI-:,
idencc in 1?tU of Krtlslo,
. nL HUR^NF.SS ENTRUSTED
I i -Towptly find carefully artonded ?o.
??aly 28
vill be
iiiiMie
pie for dinner, life ineridiaual
eaten in silence and bitterness of heart,
and then the wife of hie bosom inquires
if sho is expected to take care of the
iolile and Iced the pi^s, as well as haw
wood. The nmn eays: "Hung it ull. I
forgot." Then the won an drop* her
sarcasm and breaks down in the decl.ira
tion that she never will-Jo U agniu,
ncrer. 13ut she will ; she will do it iu
mos row, aud die next du?-, aud the day
after, lor one of the thiugs that woman
never will learn is that she can not saw
wood.
?O, 1 never paid no 'tention to Dick
Colema?; he ain't no public speaker, no
diow.'
Another Southern State (ione.
? Si* t>c
.
Dl f -- .i'?
D? You Want
NEW GOODS!
<30 TO
BRIQGMANNS.
IF YOU WANT
CHEAP GOODS
I 00 TO
BRIGGMANN'S
WHKRE YOU'LL FIND
Any and Everything
A Deacon's Dinner.
nov 2
tf
WHAT PLEASES T1IK LADIES
'?????<?? ' A j ?
WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MA*
CHINE.
?? ?? *
They can be had by calling at Mrs. Olden
dorff'b Millerery Establishment.
- . J. T. SIMMONS,
Canvassing Agent,
june 28?3m Orangeburg, S. C.
J. Wallace Cannon,
"AS JUST RECEIVED ? FBE3H SUP
PLY OP
*Z<it*?i v?"XalsoI 'Li
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
When you are carryiog soveral arti
clcs and one of them tlipa, it is best not
to try to recover it. Roberts was help
inj: hie wife to prepare the dinner table
on Sunday, as one of the Deacons was
to lake dinner with them. Roberts
took a plate ofstnak in one hand, and
the coffee pot in tho otbor, and had a
dish ol" peas on the arm with the steak.
The wind blew the dining-room door
partly to as he approached it, and put
ting out his fool to push it back, the
arm with the peas moved out of plumb,
and that dish commenced io slide. A
cold streak flow up Robert's spine, and
his hair began to rise, and he fe'' a sud
den sickness -at tho stomach, but he
dodged ahead to Pave tho peas, partly
caught them, made a wrong move, lost
them agaiu, jabbed at them with the
coffee pot, aud upset the steak dish, and
in springing back to avoid the gravy,
stepped on tho cut that belonged to the
family dowu Rtairs, und ennic to the flour
in a heap, with the ftoak and peas and
a terribly mad cat under him, and an
overflowing pot, ol soalJiug coffee on top
of him. Then ho bounded up, and
stnmpod on thtf aleak di.-h, and piokod
the other dish and throw it out ol
tho window, and finished that purfor
uinnco in time to hurl the coffoo pot
uud tho remaining contents alter tho oat,
whioh was making the very best timu
down the front stairway. Tho Deacou
didn't stay to dinner. Roberts retired
to tho bedroom with a bottlo of sweet
oil and a roll of cottou battling, and
Mrs. Roberts wcut over to her mother's
to cry.
Texas has been carried by the demo
cratic party by over forty thousand ma
joity. After reconstruction Texas like
Georgia, Arkansas* Virginia, North
Caroliua, West Virginia, Missouri and
Teonessee elected republican state
officers. A large number of white citi
zeus were willing to give the new party
a trial and uoitod with the colored ele
meut easily carriod these states. If the
republicans hud given them good, honest,
economical governments, there was every
probability that the rule of that party
would have strengthened and been per
manent; but in those states the same
courso of reckless expenditure which
haB chaiaoteriied the rule of the party
in this stuto, has resulted in drawing
from it all the deceucy and talent whioh
had been at first attached to it. Defeat
has overtaken the party and once iu
power the democracy will wisely provide
agaiubt future contingencies. South
Caroliua rulers are prepariug tho way
for a similar revulsiou, and thoy too will
find that once hurled from power they
will never regain it,?JWt Koyal Com
mercial
egoke of TWc?
surprised he was when he heard that the
B"BB had been sent to Black well's island
"Four years is a long timo " said he.
?'for ttio. The prison officials were talk
ing of sendiug me to Cliutou or Auburn
prisou." A convict said that tho prison
was being closed, nnd Stokes ?hook the
reporter's hands warmly, and looking at
the typhoid fever patient said, "Isn't it
too bad to keep me here?"
AND
;*!t?*>f.lr H
CANNED GOODS,'CANDIES,
*-Ml sof the above ?OQtla aro offofod, at
PJtlCES to tiu?t the pTCscht tight times.
?wt$6'.?"
1873.
Thoy havo some very smart business
men in New Jersey. Last week a young
man was struck by lightning in a field
near Troqton, and when the people he
gan to flock to the spat to look at the
victim, they found a man standing by
the corpse' trying to soil lightning rods
to tho crowd?
A very affocting incident oocurrod in
a Conuoctiout towu, tho other day. The
clorgjmaq, whose salary was 8400, was
waited upou by a delegation. One of
tho eldors made a little speooh, in whioh
ho asked the rainUtor to aocopt from tho
congregation an addition of 8100 to his
salary. Whan tho venerable old man
heard this request, his aged oyes filled
with tears, and for a few moments he
bowed his snow whito head upon his
hands. '! hen, in a Yoioo that was tromb
ling with emotion, ho said \ ?'Gentie
men, I oan't see it 1 Tho hardost work
I havo to do now i? to oollect my salary,
ndif I should undortake tooolluft 8100
more, I would be mouldering in tbe
silent grave iu lese than a vreek 1" The
elder was so deeply affected hy this re
mark, and h'?s conBoieuoe was so stung
with romorse, that he immediately
offered to leud the ministor 8200 at two
per ocnt. a month iotorest and first rate
oollaterol soourity. So powerful some
times is even a little word to stir up in
the human breast a soaw of QhrUtian
duty!
A Richmond, Virg inia, paper tells a
story of a very sagacious dog and a very
fooli?h man, and the man owns the dug.
He is a married man, and fhe other
evoning told his young wife that he was
going to the "lodge." The wife anx
iously looked for the return of her hus
band until the small hours of the morn
ing, and finally thero was a scratching
at the door. She opened it. The d<>g
was there nnd something more. Fie had
in his mouth a bloody handkerchief and
a round piece of ivory of about the size
of a silver dollar. She did not know
anything about the ivory, but tho bloody
handkerchief suggested to hor a torrible
story. She put on her bonnet and fol
lowed the dog. Ho pilotod hor to the
lodgo, which was in the upper ohamber
of a high budding, and thero on the
floor in one oorner waa her husband,
with a badly swollen oye and a blooding
nose and usoless logs, no could not
walk home, but thero was a roason for
that, which disappeared in a few hours.
That youug man uow wants to dispose
of a very faithful, well meauing dog.
Ho also wants to find the man who hit
him on tho nose iu the gambling house.
much money ou our b iys, Greek, Latin
and general information, and on our
girls, music daucing. painting aud em
broidery, when we altogether, neglect
ihe culture of their umuwements. The
result is, that our social recreations are
almost entirely outside the family circle
They resolve themselves into the opera,
theatres concerts aud balls. Those
pleasant little parties which, iu the hist
generation, gave so domestic a charac
ter to our nation, have ceasod to be an
institution, and we are, conscquoutly,
no longer a homo loving people.
The melancholy effVct of this, are seen
in the dissipation of our sons, and the
frivolity of our daughters. Most of our
social sorrow would be obviated, were
parents to make their homes more cheer
ful by occasional gatherings of friends,
where niusio aud conversation might
give the youthlul branohea of society an
epportunity of knowing each other. As
tho matter now stands, our son3 marry
the fair creatures they moot in hotels,
public balls, ferry boats, or tho oars.
Thero is no opportunity for either sex
to ascertain tho mental capacity or the
moral stability of the bein^ they takd as
their future partner in life and tho al
ternative is a ceanolcsB strife, ouly to end
in the grave or the more rapid operation
of a divoroe.
Let the fathers and mothers of the
present time try to make their own par
lor the abode of ohoorfuluess and the
great aveuue of vico and misery will bo
effectually closed.
.-hape of deCorutiouB
ets. They are from Rieseuburg, a pro
vince of West Prussia, their destination
being Long-Cane, Abbevillo County, S.
C, for which point they departed Wed
nesday night. Those immigrants were
brought to Baltimore on the North Ger
man Lloyd steamer, under the charge of
Mr. O. ?, Bradley, acting for the em
ployers, and were transferred to Savau
nah by tho Baltimore jtcamer. W
learn that the next steamer will briu
out about filty more, principally farmers
by occupation.
of the ship.
?Get out of the way,' ng??a roared tho
Treatment of Can ;ers.
Do not stop to tell stories in business
hours,
Happt Evkry Day.?Sidney Smith
cut the following from a newspaper and
prescrvod it for himself \
When you rise iu tho morning, form
a resolution ro make tho day a happy
ono to a fellow creature. It is easily
done j ? let off garment to the man who
neods it, a kind word to the sorrowful,
an enoouraging expression to tho strlv
iog?trifleB In themselves light as air?
will do it at least for twenty-four hours
And if you aro young, depend upon it
it will tell whon you are old j and if you
ore old, rest assured it will sond you
gently and happily dowu tho stroara of
time to eternity. By the most simple
arithmetical sum, look at tho result If
you tend one poraon, only one, happily
through eaoh day, there aro 365 in the
course of the year. And supposing you
live forty years, only after you com
mence that oourse of mcdioine, you
have made 14,600 beings happy \ at all
evout? for a time.
Many y*ars ago a great game of cards
oallod "hrag," took plaoo in Philadelphia
hotween soroo of the high bloods of the
town. At least 850,000 wns lost and
won. Tho morning altor tho game one
of the winners found a thousand dollars
noto missiug. He at once called the
colored servant to account, who laugh
ingly ?aid, ns he returnod tho noto and
got his roward, "You is very good, raaB
ter, but what if one of tho gommen had
found it ?"
Iu every case of cancer it is not tho
tumor, but tho condition behind the tu
mor, and which produces the tumor,
which is to be treated. It is very doubt
ful if the knife or the arsenic plaster ev
er cured a cancer; while there is no
doubt that a very large majority of the
case* of caucerous tumors may be cured
or entirely arrested, aud brought within
safe limits, by the following manago
ment:
1. Wear a wot compress, covered with
half a dozen thicknesses of dry flannel,
every night ovor the tumor.
2. Go out much in tho sun.
3. Breathe full of the purest air day
and night.
4. Eat tho best beef nud bread, and
no trash.
Go to bed at eight o'clock, and sleep
as long as possihlo. Lie do\7n an hour
in tho middle ef overy day, and try to
sleep.
6. Cultivate a ohoorful, jolly torn
mate.
?Qoh '. Och I Och 1* was the only an
swer.
'Why what is the matter with yott
Pat?'
;0 ! Troth, but I was afraid ye wad
go off and lave me while X was down
there in the cellar.'
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Don't Bo InqnisitiTO.
'Here's ycr nice roast chickens,' oried
an aged colored man as the ears stopped
at a North Carolina railway station.
'Hera's yer nice roast ohiok'n'n tatora,
all nice and j? holding up his flato and
walking'the platform.
?Where did you get that chicken, un
ole?' asked a passenger.
Unole looks at the intruder sharply,
and then turns away, eryiug :
'Here's yer nice roast chick'n, gen
tl'm'n, all hot; needn't go in the house
for dat.' \ f
'Whore did you get that chioken?
repeated tho inquisitive pa?senger.
'Look-a-yer,' says unole, speaking pri
vately, 'is you from do Norf V
'Is you a friend of de oallud man V
'I hopo I am.'
'Den don't you nebber aak me vhar I
got dat ohick'n again. Here's yer nice
roast ohick'n, all hot.'
The train started.
per.
7
day in tho
Excroiso freoly every
open air.
8. Keep your skin open by a regu
lar morning btth in soap and water.
This I havo no doubt will euro you,
?X>io Lewi*,
?I eoy, old follow, what are your prli
tics?" asked a witty Aberdoon man,
quizzing auothor. *? Conservative?my
father woo a Conservative," ho replied,
And what is your religion?" continued
the other, "Protestant?my father was
Protestant," was the answer. "Aud
aro you a booholor?" "Because
lather was a?O, oonfound itl
don't bother me with your stupid ques
tions."
& Keep ahead rather than behind tho
times,
a
why
my
"May it please your honor," said a
lawyer, addressing one of tho city judges,
I brought tho prisoner from jail on a
habeatcorpu*." "Well," said a fellow,
in au undertone, who stood in the rear
of the court, "those lawyers will say
anything. I saw the man get out ot a
cab at the oonrt house door."
An exchange remarks |that not with
standing the fact that the recent torna
do in Iowa blew the fcathors off from the
poultry, wo have yet to'hear a single
instance oi a woman losiug her faLe
hair. The moral of whioh is that chick
ens should use hair pins when tei^^in^ [ would Jyjj
out in ? tornado.
A vagabond beggar Jew applied for
alms to Dr. Raphael, the well known
Jewish rabbi, and threatened to turo
Christain if the dootor would ?othelp
him. The doctor said to htm : "Very
well, go. Booome a good Christian,and
I will bo satisfied} for you have heeu * ?
very bad Jew,"
Three young ladies of Clear Springs,
in Abbeville, havo distinguished thena
solves in tho line of fighting with novel
weapons. Oue killed a pole oat with ?
poker, one an owl with a fire shovel, and
one a hawk with one leg, in a pigeon
house, with a pair of tongs. Send them
to Cuba.
"James Jenkins," said a sahoolmaateT
to his pupil, "what is an average ?'* K
thing, sir," answered the sohpfer^pyomps
ly, "that hens lay egge nppA." "Why
do vou say that, you silly T" asked An
pedagogue. '.'Because, I bW**
gentleman s&y the othor day as a hen
on an average, a hundx%&
T I and twoatv eggji a