The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, February 22, 1877, Image 4
?MtUwan ?nteUio?n??.
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He waa atquc
And loved ol'? fogy ways ;
Ami railed ?gnin.it the reckless ?p?*!
Of these fatd mudera days.
JIc once contd travel leisurely,
And stop his friend;) to hail ;
Hut now they rush him through hy steam
And ride him on a rail.
Impudent men now laugh at it
And say 'twa? lather slow ;
And NJ thc> rush upon Mia train
rnUL-tTarU^-JJ b^retU^&eJTlwi)? ;
l?o thinks lt doesn't pa?. * "*
lie loved old housewives' spinning wheels,
Thc music of their bum
Watfal-WofKJUarttt?ht*-l*?*ri9 f tifia
Than grand plane thrum.
No more we hear ?hclr thrifty hum
No mure the sisters spin.
The nwviflBs f)? (Men TlTfcar" > JiZ
Sunl?ut^-*^J5m?x^ad?-^ Jw
Than these, the late and tender shoota
That grow up in thc shade ;
They did their mothers' heavy work
And eased her weary hands ;
.Cfiti ?oni?tn??j too, if brotb?n failed,
v'onii?. help to do ? man's.
Their dresses made with easy lit,
(?ave"not a pain beneath ;
Their hearts had ample room to beat,
Their luina had itpflcivfoJircathe
Unlike opJ^rv^tj^lsV^th wr?t?. ]
Too much compressen ?nd slight,
Wheu ??ji?Wf *> natodisalpfte, A . j () {
Arc often very tight.
They let not fashion dwarf their forms,
Hilt grew to comely eire.
And health shone over on their brows
And sparkled in their eyes;
They thanked kind Heaven for all its gifts,
"And thought. Milli ayiri Bride,., "_
That they were beautiful enough.
Abd thus \vcca>?a^^cd>^ ?syst
Hut slow. ouPtiirllern^l'fWal?sr
Think Providence unkind
Tor putting too much in their mid.it
And.not enough behind. :
A-flTOfiiey hustle fottrtdiibt?lu^, . '
To mind their- cIurAv ways*,' ' ' ? 1
And think Ynev far bnttdilhn f lie'gltls '
Of good old fogy days.
Ile wished, bc suld, for their sweet sakes,
That fashion's torturing vise
Would cuse them Up ii little, and
bess pinching would suffice,
That they might feel thc bounding health,
Around the heart that plays, ,,
Wfien nil unfettered as lt'wfc/ , "
In good old fogy day H.
z-r-rrrrsr?t" . TTT;I
TRIXY_
''FiiriAfd atlast IV?' -, w A f/e?
Martin Bruce spoke^the-word* with a
sigh of utter wearing ?, and lifted his
head from his work, laking his magnify
ing giuss from one eye as ho did so. Up
on the table before bim was a large steel
pint c, on which ho had engraved a design
requiring the most delicate and careful
work, and to which ho had given several
days of continuous labor. As be looked
at it, completed, the expression of proud
pleasure involuntary upon tho face of a
man who finished a piece of work satis
factorily became clouded. ,
"That poor child I" he muttered, and
listened to a cry of sunprenscd sobbing
coming from above, hh^palf pocued door,
Wim tho cloud still upon bis face," he
weoi vu ?ho ?arding and looked up the
narrow staircase leading to the attic. As
ho expected, he saw a littlo figure
crouched upon the. upper Stair, the head
bent lora aver ifold^d arms, .-the' baro)ffet
tucked luvund?rrasg?dskirt't. Thc ?ob-.,
bing, though distinctly audiblo, waa evi
II.BMUB? cit? wuRil IM
with a quicb, darting motion that suited
well thu .slender figure, thin tc painful
angularity, tho face that waa almor? imp
ish in its took of want and preooeity.
Martin Bruce Will ?.nd strong, with a
handsome, blonde face, bent low and met
the fettao of ber large intensely black eyea,
sweden and ir.Samed by .tears.- Silently
be lifted the child, and taking her into
his otra* iWm.elosetf th?kloor. VI'ff
"What's the matter now f" be a iked.
<:I dropped tho biggest pitcher ftiM of
milk."
..Whew!'' ......
"I couldn't help itl" sobbed tho child.
"it was so heavy- that my fingers got all
.still'with ache, and before I knew.U my
wrists just gave a twist, and down it ail.
went r .
Chipped?*
"Oh, didn't abe ! Se??"
And a ragged frock was slipped down
to show ri?a aickenina ^?-elu^ipon :tfic
thin sh&WvleW - -Martin *BrWrgavera
shudder as he looked, and going to a
washstand brought some arnica, which
hu mixed In cool water and tenderly
bathed the. wounds with an old handker
chief. ,
"Does it burt much ?" be'asked, ai the
mind; I know : y?*u?!l-rnalcq it ?better.
Ob 1" and again tbs tears brnk'e.out.. "1
wish ? wari^ ?ead?',", ,-? L< ' 1 *
"You aro"edoO*o?pg HbHw&ib that,
Trixy." Aya
?Tm fourteen, if I am little."
"Fourteen;;* & ff t?l*i?4l9? ; ?It sterna
only yesterday aince ? found you crying
on the flteira, th^
Trixy nestled close to the hand ex
tended to caress ber gently, as these
words war? a^*pnf-lbe orJlyiiaMih tho
role. Overtasked, aj5alf starved and
raacoMb- ?lltisofdl knowledge wa?'^fel*
anoed.by. ft precocity truly wonderful; in
dodging'bertaakSiaad evading .her pun? .
ishwenjtS?'U lo. wrohftuo-j hon a^nr?rfiaq ?*
Mrs^v*^
jfta, Mf^4Phne? ^^Rr#, one
of. th.? bast rooms Mw..Haya i provided
i'ot.boardwss h^beerwwovetfwlth tonde?
ccnbpdast?n'zfe? tb? tsbUd frob 'th? ?rit
timo he heard heraobbing out ber misery
Mr. Bruce's room, when she was supposed
to* W4oinjB ooflance io., her Wnefinfastd
cloftet^onWir?! eourteey? TDO?B; Many
^n^is^^n^^^
"0x4Wpa>sj^4h^
fort Titxyi^frOat .ofnlt no ; rot ttn Hi .d?a'
.Oah^dincIr(Mnft aVid gone/ mod ?s??
conapicnous^fru
* _rr-" "'' * --a-a????*.?
bton^e?BBim wo o came\b?^??n' Mm
.^^^^t ^rn^V ??THxy lt
?a-S?s?^ ft'.'sct?ifoi; ?fyvina?eeVer
tO goX'. r, H ; - V
discovered. JE?e was not e rich wigu,
though hU ealary as an engraver was a
very good one, and it required come per
* Msrifc^g carry ?i*g>feg> for
"lays tvoul
"for a
jr thia wes acconil
i-uily nau fo??d is select:ag a st.-b.eo! in
which to place her. But at last one waa
found in a small country town, ead Trixy
most sincerely promised to study dilf
?ently, and prove herself worthy of the
indnesa beetowed upon ber.
.The. parting waa a sore wrench, but
M?Mn Bn^Wei fc?p**> thWhe con
Hciousneas that be had doue ali for the
child that lay in hi? power. For four
yearahU JkUera from Triayproved^ber
f?3ox^ntr*it? gVairtwe?' ? Oar
benefactor. Then she wrote that she had
been offere 1 a situation to travel with an
invalid lady, and would probably be in
WftaaGMbfc rttebJelpntetamithfaE
many days. Every line of thia commu
niai wbWHftali ?rf f talude fe ?fit} ?ttl
portunities giVen the little waif for cul
turo and happiness, and the sense of
pleasure lt gava her to be no longe* an
idhaffifdyij^ -vj
man aaid, brclf sadly, as he folded th?
closely written sheet. "My wild bird has
left her nest, and must try her wing?
aloise.(>! (Well, fVtjlV'be**o^*^
threaten !"
And the strong right hand was passed ?
wearily over the large blue eyes, with a
deep afgh
Two years later, in a hotel at Nice, a
beautify girl, drcccd in deep mourning,
and ?an-?Tderly- Woman,'--w4w>-??emed a
qqrt.f>f/confidential servant, were seated
upo'n the wide piazza, watching the
troups who passed and repasted in a
arge public .square opposite to where
they wireTraiW.'1 otT. .nc r i-fin A
Suddenly t::e girli Who had been care
lessly scanning the many unfamiliar
P"-'-- S^PP'1 lirr companion'* ann, say
ing: "Do you snow who thal lal"
[?? miine, ..;.< :.: ?)(;?? : ?r a a ti, with
r, *;bada.-over Bil fmm M n tye* seated
upon a oencli in toe square.
"Yes, ma'amselle," ssid the servant in
French, "that is the blind gentleman
wit? fe here Under the care of Dr. Bon-f
w4w!,JBur f? it nbrdrtiarirdVI. 8? Wand'
soi.-ie-so strong-and hop?f*aiy oilbaV'>
. Hopelessly blind f,r
"So they nay. He wat injured by the
work that ho did?-Ano work thal, tried
bia eyes. I do not know what it was.
And, he came here to Dr. Bounaire,
hoping to be enred. But it ia-useless;
he can never ?te again "
Tho young lady rose ita the serrant
spoke, and, crossing tho piazza, stepped
Nightly (jpwu thc steps and straight to the
bench upon which tho blind man waa
Wited: Wltinwit piurauo, wiibnwl iatt'Oi'
he said: "I think; sir, Irecog
?3 ?a'!?ef? il ora an ?flidj Maced .
a school in 'Connecticut some
years ago-s school where I was a teacher
for some time."
The sightless eyes were turned quickly
toward the speaklr. '
"I was deeply interested in such ?
child. Can you give me any tidings of
her?"
"She left theschool to travei With Mrs.
Elwyn, an elderly Indy in feeble health.
Before abe had been six months with M ra.
Elwyn that lady was convinced that she
had found the child of a very dear sister,
who bad eloped from borne years before,
and whose life and death bad been ever
nhrutrded in mystery. Further inquiry
nn|y confir.-ncd the facts ss tbs child
remembered them; and when Mrs.
Elwyn died here, in Nico, six months
ago, ahe left her entire property to
Beatrice Mooro, her niece."
"Then, Trizy is an heiress ?" . -, (
"Yes. - It Te-owe-of lbs aaaawlraia dis?
?peusationn of Providence, we dare call
gmcident.'j&bvt kitokJ Mri. BNtfelltJjtile
School. , There Trixy's strong resem
blance to her lost slater first attracted her
.notice, and abe enquired about ber.
'Finding ahe waa anxious to obtain em
ployment, she engaged her aa a compan
ion fora traveling trip."'
"lum very ?lad ! Do you know where
she ia?"
"A little hand fell tightly upon one
lying on the knee of Martin Bruce, and
his was lifted lo toucha soft, round cheek.
A. voice lo* aejlTOadi* ?ft^v^ ?oft ry?
'Have you forgotten ?"
"Trixy?" he exclaimed. "I have
ne?ei-- iarginiff?- fr-n?. But yau' sis ;?SQ
longer the litt'-? child- I left six years
ago." '* ?
"No," was the half mournful answer.
"I am ? woman now. But ymi will not
I send m? ftoin you. You will let me re
main beside you, and be your eyes and
bunds VI . . ,
"Ah, Triiy, no! i Y?m youth and
beauty-for i know you ure beautiful
must ?c?cr be taxed by auch a heavy
charity asylum T You'will come some
times and read to in?Uh?re, perhaps ?"
"NevsrJh J will jflaw-owsae toajhari
ty asyhmr" vfi^-^oii.k-Ybo breaa^-ifiy
heart'when you talk so 1"
Ultras A" &k'm%
i Trixy's lip quivered at the attempt to
apeak fd tho bid,' cheery' torte*'that bail
comforted all her childhood's miseries.
H?r1 ByeFwW?i^
nets to ajcaarkeued, Hfe,. - ,.,
fiat* blind Martin Brace, who had
lilted her'from the' dafkeat misery and
BUffer)ng# Place, her nher?her ?tint had
diacovpr?d and' adopted her-ber bpuc-.
factor and only friend-a helpless, blind
that gratitude of yean suOTenljr^eoif.
fronted her in a new. form-the love of
her woman's heart? Ste realized sud
void neniW M ?NM,* Vtty ??& grell
. recognized its power.
But all maidenly r?tTt?ndB held her
Bruce, winning answering love by her
tender care fof? blt; Helplessness, her
sparkling conversation, her womanly
^stevil'i fi IA . >-,irLi Xi
It was .A ?trange courtship, Where The
Lutle by little, Martin Bruce acknowl
e?-cdto BI?W tmemJi m ww
bia eyes was light compared with the los*,
be anticinated-tho lona of Trixy's voice
and Trixy's touch. The summer waa
tinBroce to trv t^j^t?^Mmf^mm?
German batha,W?ff^^r%ceived let
he,-; return -So.I look i?Bett-*?qanei;;efiahef
aunt's property^ room bna :??-.. edi ni hi
' The prospect of separation nerved her
as-K* other pvesriwa .?feridtfeave.-WneJ
and abe sought the bench where'Vb*
womeaanire to w ra. their lire'sfeqppineas.
Into their own banda-walting, boping
they wait UH their hearts grow tick for
fear they lat? UB fflutrglA uumaldeulv."
Here ahe paused, watching the pal for.
the breathless eagerness-of the fare lifted;
toward heir. " .-.v. . J
>Trtx*'? her lover said, j"ynd'dectf*cw.
I r- ^?J ? M f it JI -?II? ' ? ->(?.. 2 ' iril
apeak with pity A>f '"poer Mrs. Brue*,.
whose husband''fa^etally blind/* know,
nothing of i he dcijpy ?biding iove i?a* |
makes Ti?tyfJifyW devotion* And sel* |
sacrifice ?; ?uc i>' piirQ hspp! nC-S?, ibid- ;
owed only by sorrow (or her husband's {
afllictior . j,,y,,...
"mmm", m ,lmtm%a iwiniii 11? i ?as?-II- im,, M m ni??
F?RftVG?BOEN AHO HOUSEHOLD.
Tba Warmer tatl tb*, Fara* .
Notwithstanding that much has been
said about the rotative merita of farm life
and the infinit?'other calling*, and em
ployments ef men, wo bold to the opinion
that every man, every young man especi
ally, ought f.0 ?eek that place and the
work for whicK he is best fitted by hj?
tute and education, A aan can accom
plish fer more, can .do,far moro o??icicut
work, when hs-Jollowvout the bent of bia
/inclinations ?than lust can to atp:-rel?
against the drift of his1 ms tea. To meet
with fcvnlneut. ensecar in life' be must
have bis bea/t In hui work, and throw his
soul into ?ti It ia impossible to do any
thing; without.this.
Farming offers' as attractive induce
ments to a happy and honorable life aa
any other pursuit. To be sure, there ie
no honest calling in which a man may not
preserve, bis integrity and develop bia
-manhood i and perhaps there is not so
'much difference aa we are sometimes led
to iii i uk among those callings ~h:cb "rc.
honest in their influence upon character.
There arc some trades and ?omo profes
sions which we agree iu considering le
gitimate,.and which *.? are yet apt to
consider as rather hostile to -tho highest
growth of manhood ; and there aro otb?.
era which seem to us quito favorable Ul
intellectual and moral development. But
each culling has it? ad vat. t ages and ita
disadvantages as a school of character ;
and some of those which seem to us to
foster the better nature do, nevertheless,
in various ways, impede its growth. The
"work of the farmer And the farmer's wife
is In some respects favorable, and In other
respects UntfevUrAble tu the deVelupmcnt
of trUe manhood and womanhood. ' The
man who wants to make the most, not
only of the farm, but also of himself,
jvill find in the farm life some helps to
^rejoice in and some hiudranrcs to over
?unie; some incitements to follow (ind
some temptations to resist.
Fafni wtir?;, take it Alt In nil, ls lil it
self, without dditbt, .Moro conducive to
bodily health than almost any other oc
cupation. "A sound body," is indispen
sable to the highest manliness. Home'
men contrive, with weak, ailing bodies,
to live creditable lives, but their physical
infirmities are no help to their spiritual
growth. Bodily vigor is to be desired
not only because it helps us to live bet
ter lives, but because it is in itself beau
tiful and valuable. And the life of the
farmer is more likely than almost any
mother manner of life to preserve and con
firm the health of those who engage in
it. It is true that, by overwork and ex
posure and unwholesome diet, farmers do
?emetimes impair their physical atrength ;
'but the general health of the farming
community ls better than that of the me
chanical or professional classes. And
this give? the larmer A great advantage
in the pursuit of manhood over bia fel
low-workmen In other calline*, lt 1J
milch easter (br tJHe Whose digestive of*
gans are sound, whose circulation ia per
fect, and wbuse, nerves are steady, to be a
!;oud and true man or woman than it is
or one who is all the timo ailing, suffer
ing from ?he confinement of sedentary
life, or from the nervous excitements of
mercantile pursuits and tho wear and
tear of-public life. True happinesa ia to
be found In tho quiet walks of life, and
we contend that thia condition of com?
parative repose ia thc true road to real
manhood and to th? development of that
character which is the crowning glory of
our modern civilized society.-aicutachu
ittt* Ploughman.
MAURInA WtNB.-Two years after its
final settlement by the Portuguese, the
vino waa Imported into Madeira from lb.?.
uland of Candia or C; ; -to. and found, ao
eongenial a soil that its wine became re
nowned aa the moat delicious beverage it
has been granted man tn taste. Madeira
bas been A household word in every lan
guage of Europe, but in 1860 there were
ont/ four hundred pipes remaining oh
the island ; and though Madeira ia still
offered for talo in every city of tho Unit?*}
Slates at reasonable rates, it ia no? diffi
cult to imagino ita sou fco. The Madeira
.wine of commerce was itself a compound
of the various productions of thu island,
know by specUl names an B?a!, Sercial,
etc., each possessing a distinctive charac
ter. At one time the production
amounted to twenty-five thousand-pi pea
a y*?ar, but in ?862 the name terrible dis
ease which spread over the other Atlan
tic islands appeared among the vineyards,
fand destroyed ita culture, taking from the
island ii? fair name, ruining tbournod*
of wretched people, abd depriving .nan
of a blearing \ for since Dian will yield to
the ciaviug nature has implanted in him,
and eveiy where furnished him the meann
of gratifying, it is a blessing when he cnn
' ?drink nf wine.like thia.rather than some
vile aubflUtUlw.. ?w?~?3nately.,the oidtum
appears to have been cemroypa or io have
disappeared, And new plants introduced
?from the United Str.tes and Europe are
fthriving. With every pHifhlatr Of featuring
to the island ita former celebrity Among
I wine-prodUcing/ countries. The mildew
i which nimckeaihd Une hi* not imps',red
the fertility of the ''island in tilly Other
respect.'"' Its' -lofty- mountain-aided are
covered with yUfoabte timber. ' Pines are
of extraordinarily quick growth"" The
Jugions r*gia-^n?T(r\ftt~*bf 'which is
termed by somo the Persian and by others
the-English walnut, better ; known aa the
Madeira nut-hore nimio* ita highest
development. Spice trees flourish, the
red^np?r excelling in flavor the product
I (of iq^nHV,'1 Oranges, and ether tropical
fruUit thrive without carel' and strawber
ries, ri pen in February in the open air.
;He?jar>9 Magaetnc.
LL ,.<?>? ' mtmt j I _U.'
ijjfa^jk COOKED ' By C<\hr>.-H is a fact
oM&raiU?r,, expflrienca, ;: saya Popular
S?caos Monlhh;. that extre??? cold pro
duce? in organic Aobctsnc?a effects closely
resembling tbose of heat. Thus, cbntact
witb frozen mercurv gives the same seri
. sMion aa contact with fire, und moat that!
I h^J(#e?*e,r^
tur? ?tau m ea.? -cpaaitlon ?l?lce ; that pro
duced hy beat. Thuiaotion, of inteuso
, .cold has been turned to Account for eco
nomical usea by a hungarian ! chemist.
! 'Ho subjects fresh p\eata to a temperature
ivf'i'Jlk'ii? *lilrfi>.llir^n il?.irr/?<?? Fahr.. orirl
. .having tbu? "cooked, thom, by cold," seals
them normeticaUy in tin cans. The re
sulta are represented as being entirely
satisfactory. The1'meat, when taken,ont
;'of the cans, A long time afterward, ia
. ?arid odor, in,?)l respf&? ** l??!*!og as fat
first. It ia partially , cooked, and needs
but little-treatment mors te prepare itfor
the table, i A Gortoan government com
mteii?#*as made bkperimenta with this
p'ro?ea*, and twa piyal^?fteh dUpntehed
!?"-? ??'??? '?*' ??Ir.XlW>H ? VIttmtlntl '?rAI%?
pro visioned with this k,fpd of/meat. An
e?fbl lah meat has been -inn in Wunga?.
rted about tarring treesror whitewashing
tfiem with lime. Here?something bel-:
i He?1*; Dissolve aloes in1 Wann water and
s ??Ir.; tho trees with :i; thee the ?s?ch,
MwMn will nod them i? bitter that
thajt ?Jtili.'g? .away. ,.Tbe jnaat .French
chemist, Raspah, says: "When I. cane
foutot'prison I tofft* %&&Wi,
sp? there I rented a* H6\i?e Itf Braesek
In tbe.?r?eft Jbfefed Mw* number of
tt^S^^^
l:. There is a cremt deal of ooor bav iu the
cotintry which' Will! oe ^ Wc^'betweeW
tho press?t tine andfoenfc spring. -Andr
lt ia u natter of coiwidertibj? Jmporiancc
to tbs owners, of the cattle,wiicb are to'
*at it. that the beat possible time shr uld
bc chosen and thc m^? ' 'MsnOmres!
method of feeding should be pursued.
When all possible advantages of the sit.,
/nation areiakon, the feet still remain?
that feeding poor hay b rather a bsd job.
both for the man who deals it out ana
the cattle which are obliged to eat the
hay. Not that there ia any special trou
ble in making cattle'cst it. By keeping
them ?hort enough they can be made U>?
eat almost1 any Kind of hay. Jiui (be
difficulty in to make th*?trf thrive upon
this kind or keeping. The good, farmer
not only wants to'see bia cattle' eat their
bay, but also wants them to gain ffcah,
and increase, in value. Ant) .ta'make'
them do, this while kept onjy <w poor hay
ti utterly impossible. They must have
?something (rom. which nourishment eau
]be obtained, or else they will certainly'
ahow the effect of ? poor keeping. The
poor hay i* lathing ,in nutritious ele*
mentar tnhd ic order to make cattle do
Will while fed upon it, something must
be added to make up the ''-ficiincv. If
this is dene, , pretty poor hay can be fed
with goad results to-tue cattle and profit,
to their owner. ' J?y method of disposing
of thc poor hay which grows upon two or
three acres ' of eo??, wet iaiio?-which I
have, is as fellows i During the cold days
of early winter I , feed mr-stock in tue
morning with plenty-of good hoy. About
tho iniddlo of the forenoon I feed1 them/
either in the stable-1 qr barnyards, with
?good, bright cornstalks. After they have,
had a run in th,-;, yarri for five or. six
hours I cut up a lot of hay by running it
through a feed cutter, ana nut two bush
els of the cut hay into the manger of
,?ach cow. I then throw on water enough
to moirtteu it, sprinkle on from1 (wp td
four quarts of meal, and mix it.up. with
a pitchfork. When the feed fa all mixed
t let the cows lu. They fat the hey up
?clean and neither dry up nor grow poor
while kept in this way. This is tbe best
plan for disposing of poer bay which I
ever tried;, and I thine it can be safely
recommended til'the attention of all far
mers who have this kind of fodder upon
their hands.
DWt Work Vtitfi After Toa Eat.
Dr. Hall is ntUiiority (hr thc following
sensible thoughts Upon breakfasting be
fore much exorcise in the open air, par
ticularly iu districts ' where fever and
ague are abundant :'
Breakfast should be eaten in the morn
ing before leaviug tbe house for exercise,
or labor of any description ; those who
do it will be able to perform more work
and with greater alacrity than those who
work au hour or two before breakfast.
Besides Ibis, the average duration of '-ifo
of those who take breakfast before exer
cise or work, will be r. number of years
Srcatrr than those who do otherwise,
lost persons begin to feel weak after
having beea engaged five or six hours in
their ordinary avocations ; a good meal
reinvigorates, but from the last meal of
the day until next morning there is an
interval of some twelve hours ; heneo the
j bod*) In a sensei ia weak, and is propor
tion cannot resist deleterious agencies,
i whether of the "erce cold of midwinter or
the poisonous mitum which rests upon
the surface of the earth Wherever tbe sun
shines on a blade of vegetation or a heap
of offal.
The m i asm is more solid, more concen
trated, and hence more malignant about
sunrise and sunset than at any other hour
of the twenty-four, because the cold of
thc night condenses it, and it is on the
first few inches above the soil in ita mosl
solid form ; butas the aun rises it warmt
and expands and ascends to a point high
enough to bo breathed, and being taker
into the lungs with the air and swallowed
with the saliva jnto th? stomach, all weat
and empty as it-is, it ia greedily drank in
thrown immediately into the circulation
ot the bloud and carried directly to eve
ry part of the body, depositing its poison
obs influencer, at tho very fountain beac
of Ufo.
If ear!; breakfast was taken in regiom
where chills and fsver and asm
prevail, and If, tri addition, a brisk fin
were kindled in the* family room for ai
hour, including sunset ana sunrise, th c.
troublesome maladies Would diminish ii
any one year, not ?enfold, but a tbotisam
fold) because the heat of the fire wuuli
rear the miasmatic air instantly and sent
it above the breathing point But it i
"troublesome" to be building fires nigh
and morning all summer.. It being m
"troubla," requiring no effort, to shlve
tind shake by the bui?f dally, weeka am
monthB together.
DISTRIBUTION OF ANIMALS ny SWIM
MING.-Very few mammals can awin
over any considerable extent of sea, al
though many can swim well for nhor
distances. The jaguar traverses Chi
widest,streams tu couth America, and th
bear and bison cross the Mississippi, ant
there can be no doubt that they coull
owim over equal widths of rainwater, am
if accidentally carried out to ses,i migh
sometimes succeed in reaching islam
many miles distant; ' Contrary to th
common nntinfl) nigs can swim remarks
bly weih Sir Charles Lyell tells us ii
bia Princialfi ?f -Gtotogu that during th
floods in Scolltlrfdjn; $89 some pigrt oWl
sin months old that vera curr l-.d out t
sea swam nye ???'c? and gc? xrn nltn'r
again, 'tte, also states, on the authorit
of Edward . Forbes, that a pig j um pe
.overboard to escape from s terrier in th
Grecian Archipelago, and swam safely t
shore, many imbs? distant. These /act
render it probable thst wild,pigs?' fror
their greater strength and actlttjtj, migo
under favorable circumstances cross arm
of tho se*: twenty or thirty railes .wide
and there Sro?jcia in thc distribution c
this tribe of animals which seem.toiind
cate that-they' have sometimes done si
Deer take boldly to the water, and ca
swim considerable distances, but we bav
ho evidence to show/how long they couI
liv at sea or bow many miles they conl
traverso." Squlrrels,!r?t*,'knd1 femmim
often rol^rste from Northern countries i
bands 'at 'ihbusWdV and hundreds fi
thousands,' and pass over rivera, lake
and even, ?irma of, the sea^. but they get
eral ly perish i n tho ,aalt'water. Admi
ting, however,; the powers nf most man
mais to swim ?considerable distaiicc.v *
have np reason pobel ie ve-jh** spy .
them could traverse-, withoutihelpMrsi
of upward of twenty milos in ni?t]
v/hile in most esses a channel of bs
? k?? Atmtmmmm. -.l-l IE-. ..
u.v.n.>M. - -- pvt. MVHM-m
barrier.-Harper't Jfsbarine. I*?
HORSE TAMING.-*-A high-spiriti
horse refusing to bs- shod was about
ho consigned tooths plow. An offiV
recently returned i from Mexico1' task'
cord abbot the;sise'cf a common 'bi
cord, put it in th* mouth of tho ber
like s bit, snd1 tied- it tightly on the ar
mel's head, passing his letfW'cmder tl
string bot painfully tight, but tig
enocffh to keen,the esr dorrit and ?
cerdl" iii place. Tit1" des*, h? '?^lt
?i'jv h?rss gently on we side of tbs he.
.-ind cqinmande'd him , to follaw, and |
stantly the hots* obeyed, perfectly 'fit
dued and as genide end obedient as
. well-trained dog,t>on>ring his feet to
Jl^rjW?,.Wp??i^ acting jm/a?/i
spenU like ac oWtstager.-iv.., K ,Cb
merrial Adf?rH?\ ut . .,.!
The avenues to sn ?ar)y gm
Juive often been4 Opened by %vfi<^u;h.
cold. ThoTjssu^si have beeeicared! a
^red by Dr. Bull's Oough Syrup.
NotteS far bngbVgl ven that ?he ttr5
llS??sei^H^?ilOTe Julit??f Prob
'fer A?d<il6n^f)%^/oa T*mfi <'. >v
kiev of ManS>Ttt4rJ*fca ttm*Z^USMt
->i-ii ,*u?v.?Ad nsfc lijfrt~~?~**
BUSINESS SS
!
A "ND those who carry rm buslneae arc cdrupclled'to ?"/avtf h.ohcy. "Thai fsonrsithfttlofl'
Xi. ls? p?wat. Therribri, trc carnssi.'y cai!'upon *??)' gfafitawuaMsAeed ?:> ai to pay nb
once and 8AVZ COST. Prompt pay wept isa ?wt sooVvs of fnimiWbip.. and Uuis our;
desire to remain friendly with our customer*, if they come forward promptly and pay us
T/hat s hov owe. Money Ve are obliged to have. rWC offer ait inducement of one teni per
pound for Cotter over market vain?ivvooceIndebted to us, and wish to Bettie ?bi-ir A<y
counts. We hare on hand a large stock of ' >
Flour, Bacon, Shoulders, Hams, Coffee, Sugar,
Molasses. ALSO, Boots, Shoes, Leather, Saddles, ?
Hats, Caps, Dry Goods, Tobacco, Cigars, * \*
Wines. Liquors, Iron. Steel, ,.
And all Farming Implements, w a \
Anv person or persons purchasing Gooda will benefit tber; ?'elves by ^iing abd exam
ining opr stock before purc-hasin? elsewhere. We buy for -V*h and Sf-'U for cash only :
therefore, we are enabled to sell cheaper. Call mid judge for yourselves, and be convinced
pfihfsfact. MCGRATH & BYRUM,
... ...<,:! Mechanics' Bow* .
FURNITURE I_FOURNITURE 1 !
ANOTHER GENERAL REDUCTION IN PRICES !
.'. . .. ' ,i, ....... ?..<(.... ;" ill vail 'i
Anderson the Cheapest Furaiture Maraket in .th?. State.
'' ... . >. .> ? ..- .1 V I.SI?! . . r.Il
PRICES THAT DEFY ?OWlPETiTION !
-Uo
IN consideration of thc scarcity of money. I htve put down .prices tv tliftfwjU>wjiut>.
remarkable, unheard-of low prices: lj*iw*.~il*\d.Aiu
ROOM SUITS, consisting of Dress Bureau, Bedstead and Wus/islniui, froil j sb Wnp
-wards. With four Chairs. Rocking Chai-, Table and Towoi Racks, (complete ?Wit? of fen
/pieces,) from$24.00 upwards. i": , ' ' .. . . ?
' SOLID WALNUT 8UIT8. coneV.Ing of high bead-board French JtedMead.'Dccfc .PWSS
Eurea-., (five drawer?,) and Washstand, from $30.00 upwards. \Yit|,.iq\.ir Walnut tlialr?
and Walnut Boekiug Choir.-fpuu *40.50 upwards. ' '
GOOD COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, hard uvod. not pine, reduced^o ?4.p?,; ^itlioiit tiffi.
and castors, to $3.60. . ' .
Good Washstand, with drawer end towel end, reduced to $1.50. ,* " , " .,,," n
Good Tin 8afrs, with two doors ond drawer, $5.00. , JT
The celebrated Kentucky Double-wove Cane Seat Chairs. varni>hcd br rminlcd, warrant-'
ed to be the strongest Chair mode, Sf ninety-five rents upieee. ultockmg Chairs; of ihr
same kind, at $1.40 apiece. '.*.'' ,- J
These prices are no kctcb.pcnnies, but ali my goods are nt th?'Jst?tb? l?'wfigiire. I have'
on hand a Isrge Stock bfTurpjtur? of all kinds and description,'which-will behold
cheaper than can be bought frotn ariybodv else or any otber place. Come and sec '"OLLY
arid ho Will do vou rlgbt. HB WILL NOT, OR CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD.
G. F.- TQ?^V.
_ May 18. 1876 _P?PqJ jl^l^r.^^lL^J^i
ABE YOU GOING TO MT?;
Then Ose New York Enamel Paint Co 's ? i
CHEMICAL I> '?.INTI
BEADY for uso in WHITE, and over Ont Hundred different Colart. Made of etridly
prime White Lead. Zinc and Linseed Oil, chemically combined, warranted ?luck
Handsomer and Cheaper, und to last TWICE AS LONG as anv other Paint, lt has token,
the FIRST PREMIUMS at twenty of the 8tate Faire Of thc Union, and is on MANY
THOUSAND of the finest bouses in the country. Address.
NEW YORK ENAMEL F?AITVT COMT>ANY,
108 Chambers Street, New Yoi*.
Prices Bedured. Sample Cards sent free. .
May 18. 1876_44_ly
CONPBCTfiONERIE8, FANCY GOODS, TOYS.
J". IR,. ^jfiLlSTT,
CONFECTIONER,
ANiJiy.ii.-iONy S- C.,
KEEPS constantly on hand a well-selected stock of CONFECTIONERIES of all kind*
ouch os French and Plain Candies, Tunned ?foods of every description, Pickle), Jel
lies, Dried Figs. Raisina, Currants, Citron, Dates, Crackers of all styles, Fruit?,'.tc. A
large selection ot ,
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
Such as Toys, of every kind, Ladies' Work Boxes, Companions, Writing Desks, Portfolios. I
Fine French and Bohemian Vases, Perfumes of the. very best quality. Toilet Sets, Fine- j
Silk Flowers, Musical Instruments of different kinda, Wux Dolls of even' kind, from 6c.
to $7.00. 1 have one or Mathews' splendid* fsOD? FO?JMTAB?? fur dispelling. J
pure Soda Water. Tickets will be sold cheap. Any one. buying three dozen tickets nt a.
time will get them at 90c. per dozen. -.
J_J. lt. FANT, E ;t Encl Masonic, Building.
W?LHITE & WILLIANIS:
A.ss<lor??;*?-r?? Si. C.,
DEALERS IN
DRUGS. MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, dc,
LAMP and LAMP GOODS,
PAINTS. OILS,
VARNISHES,
BRUSHES,
DYE STUFFS, dee.
A Futl Lint of PERFUMER Y
And TOILET ARTICLES,
CIGARS and TOBACCO,
And all other Articles usually kept in our
line.
NEW CROP GARDEN SEEDS, at
Wholetale and Retail.
Jan 26, 1B77 _;_2_
T2t,0S8 ?ad HAMPTON
SHO& SHOP*
rjiIlE undersigned hereby notifies theciC:
-iL zens of Anderson and vicinity, that hs
has opened a Shop for the manufacture of
Boots, Shoat* ?lc., for gentlemen and ladies,
in the Town of Anderson, lie is prepared
to do ll ie and substantial work, and will be
prora] '?. in the execution and delivery of
work undertaken by 1dm. He vV.l call at
r?sidences to get measure for ladies' uniera,
I have Bccured experienced workmen, who
.. west slug Benson House, firat.door bq
Iqw Festn'?rai?n A Brown's law brace. '
... fi-- H. Y. H. NANCE.
'; ?Dec 7, 1876 -*?t - 3m
T HAVE the honor to rendent th? fblT
M?as
iTi. jr.. \? ILLIAJJ?.
J. W. DX-RIFJ*.
LADIES' STORE,
MISS ^
vruibi.nl
-ut. mT
LIZZIE 1ILU&MS
&:??.
And all other Artxelet utually kept in our TTTAVING bought out the Stockte, of
_?ric. Xl the late Mrs. C. C. Pegg, have added
NEW CROP GARDEN SEEDS, at thereto a Tull ond great variety of ..
Wholetale and Retail.
Jan^u^_ NEW GOOD8,
T2?0Sfi? ?lid HAMPTON , . : : r; Such 'as /
SHOE SHOPa l?BOSA' AOT;^MBH8'8ATS,'..
milE undersigned hereby notifies the c?: B0SWST3,, "'
A zens of Anderson snd vicinity, that he j1""*'
has opened a Shop for the manufacture of SS??S. / 't
Boots, 8hoca, Ac, for genUemen and lsdies. . . ' , ".*"-"> ? .
In the Town of Anderson, lie is prepared TiBvja n/v\?a '
to do ll ie and substsntial work, and will bo Uttfia? GOODS,
promt in the execution and delivery of
work undertaken by him. He vtU cati at . , , M j'l sAlioY QOODS
rcBldsnces to get measure' for ladies' orders. And everything to '
I have ?ccured experienced workmen, who ?<?-.'?.
are capable of dolngthc flrics't work, ? nd am PTiP.? R?T TP WT? : T. ? TltPti H'
ino^ rcadv to fill all orders Wb dispatch. * AUJ??IJ- ID-JJ JjiilJJL?n>.;: (,
,My Shop ? bleated in Dr= fluedday's .build- And securo Ui?ir'cnm??itt 7. fl*u i "<>*w '
?ii?, WestsJtfo^nw^ Aim secure Ui-nr cornal? Rin i .
Idw Feath'era??n A Brown's law office ' ' *: ! " ; '..>.'.. \*- ?/ HhtBd ? wdi
,, ^ec iam-M ^ ^ .,-??- Goods -with Jgiiaat cnre-ii?.Baitimbro, N?Wi
Tnanrii ^niir PxvtvtArtT? York a,1^i:'TM^1li,?1w:^a,when^t.Bs|<f..
T**^***T "PW ?/^S^^y^l basJdbf'ic)?Vned W^'lu^? ^bV^dgVV
fff HAVE the honor; to represent the fol- feSJ** and\ ?olors., CaR,..aVd.
il :-lm7.^gsntetantiolcrmWhic5- '^|?sehsf ss old stand-onfa rtoor above
UndersfStters Agency; ffiff York. ; Pon? Offle?i1 . "" . ";! u/. ?til n.-sa
, t?nct?t ' - - - -'Sj jo*?ta} ! ?arno l?tiiio **n.-*d ?<u -u. -.- jj ?inha}??
}&eo^?i?Hdrae; Columbus, 'assets... W*,?-Q TfJ JMOBWU ?di anhains
Mobile Underwriters, Mobile,, Ala. 1,000,^ j? i ' ^^^JJ^ff^^ 1-adi^.'
U . Total assets:.u'jjtW^? l^^^Ill^^^
. These Companies are all'reliable; and if ! h ''\l^^^i;r?^i??^^?^? I
yon si-ouldJ)K so unfortunate os to get ' r ?M>Bl?MttlJlffi,ii '
bamt, your p?il?y'wlll be paid, 'fco h?tdei . : V '?/"JZSy'?"?'
lay, but grt'?'-poUcyJh^e bf thesbt?yet: A ND 'i liare^ iu^LrerVitl^i'^'r^lVi I! i
^?r?y\:~r .sA TOWt?Ba ' ' Prime Rio CoB?i groar?Snd-iisTcr-tilr'ii
i.InjluraiineA?^!,^ . !C^^0*^4-?*0!f^'
Dec,21.l576 ' 23 .*f;.r\ ..I V . ' lsa?aiii^fi|^DJ^
i-T~4~T^ S >,|; -:< -'?'-nmi>j?: , -uioO -.Datcsi Oysters;-/Foiuato<?; ilh/i-ln
V llAfiT "?fiA i ?t?7t?"flhdl ! bu? >Jni>i>mIiln?4Mt?attfsvI ila irt^nniiwl
VwJ?.8?**^'!"..' ^?Snfasaj-,..!.--- Ul? .'4lApt>le?BatXiCiv!''-! ntiail
inpO1 thos?e:indebted 'to tb?'cfd'Firm *f ?iulnco UuttcrJ ?oilu
I \M BARB??WATSON i & CO.?/ cither by Peaeh^kitter.
I Note or Account, will s?v? Cost by! scttliaj? an i vis -nt T,!f>*Hnce Meat.ir:
- f^,,.-,..,u- ..:-, -ry"ri., jjdes^he?<P^r,'SHtt^mfc6f .^ym'icl?eS
! Notice ?tO Fidncf?rll^B ' ^1 aspi?tttji . RehSsmber-the
I A Lt.'ArfmipJs?jalora, ?ijccuiora. fJukr- 5 ; *4'?<I?a?atl 4 TM?Il8,.mil,
A disns,sudpther'i;ianciarb?;;wh?.by , t?MO '^^^?^^^^r.
Hw.t?*e ^?i&HLTOf S?^%M"'^ W^^r.-P^^al bur TfrSiuuii3aif.j&jiau?
W, W;HpMTMREYS,' i ?'!?;T'AM ?hdWdiriedW?^: .il
J ' , ' ' rG^ Af^tiili1 .'?l'A Worsted Dress Goods, .isv
T.? if t?-rr .'??^^,Tvr^ Black Hit t. BHBwlS.
. " ... .. _ .T A nice i<??0fc>!sMg ?rm Sa.Idl.-,.
g lour, Jttour. " ., Ginsen duri?Kib^ 4w??Kh
..fl?l?'-Ws-ed;-.notner Wn^br^etf^
,fj Cclebrat?.1 NamvilVc, Tc?^?T, FVour. . DcdSf-imfih. ilii^ ty ?S"^S?
?T^andl5tfla^nt?vf thc . ,^ - ' M .lil?. J?.- --..,^?1
'.fron. ?*?ni, KUnol?.' ?Vd soon, aa FlGur-is r binnatJtto .rfajitw ?h .:..."
advancing rabidly Hr the Western inorkela. ; T 5IAVE ON' KAND?-1-?. .?.?'.T> non ,
Allbranda'soldlowmrc?sh.by . fl . Al ... . B1I()E^ B?^OT?t, :.?? *v>7., M!K>J
i^OTICS TO CHKDITORSv> V ' " .'-! " !. - >ttttX?^h^^aJa^SP%)it(il V
.pi All persons indabtcd to the Estate ot!;. th?, ^ 2^K^i?4^???sn
^ohnCe^,d?^I,sr? notinod fo?takk 1 , b ... :^-Qijo^^3ns^^%
^fia* ba,,iP?X ^Mtt*na> ?8%b>st the llatta^iuAnajn^TiOiJikrski^tli^^^. .^..w^
ni.
New ^iff?Wents,
iyyc .>vcuj,. t?OO IMfUfO -?n>t-?clnif8
??L*iv?iur mutc?ti?v: *??j"i:?i?n? a;;;?
SPOSw? of enerby,?njM ability to
lei? rff 11??* "bnsi irf of selMiitf tfcw
??gr * "M??<>i?ln?'H.x** ? Mn)p<<nsn< ion
liberal, but varying accord i no;
to ability. <:li?w^ctf>n^u?U ?luaJiti-j
cations ol' thc, u^rcut. I- or na^r
ticiil?;;\?, ttaari-^s.,.,... . ... . .,,
W i ison, dewing M Jo., < "ii km)f
tnt : :i 1 KW Broadway, N<:tr Yorb; cr;Kaw Orleans,
$00 outfit fr,- '^Ald?ttflWWco., Port
laod, Maine. , , . . ,J
-.-..--~~r--r rt* J - .. i rA -niel
$2?0U oil our VltSn'd Cdmlfld?\\^Pro;si.?r?' j
?mS,.r?nv??K'Utliig H ?tl ,n?';
150 DISTINCT HIJO KS,
*4nLod eTfi>wlijfrt> , JTbe hi?Kwt Thing i;\.r
Tried. Sale* ninuv from Ibu when il] llOKla Book?
fail. Ali?, A?renla ?ant?d OD bar >IA'iNIPK"BNT
Jr'AMJI.Y DJBLE3, Miiicrioc |o all plher?. With
invaluable Illustrated Aids ii ucl Superb Binding*.
<Tt)<40l(?jV-? brat tho World.'. Full part leul.tni fr?o. I
'#ili7-?u?irVii* VOl"X.yA^ A.nWfl l'^is^r?
(??1 o' a dar al home, vtirciita w iun-d. Outfit and
toril)? free. TBl'li A CO!, Augusta, Mtilue.
nc E.vrr.A PINT MIXKD danita, with name,
tuO . 10?I? , pwt ??aid., JL.,JOX*:&,.t,.VO., Nu?
oati, X. Y. ...
$55 ? $77i^g^ggg:a^gj
i?teru*ctL Sninjilv copy rv y jiu. i'J.W free., fSuudr
stalin fur ilrtiuar. t^CE?STOK M'i--i? C.',*1
MadLtou.and 133 l^arboru htri et, Chicago..
?fcA?a'???n perdt>y anrlilnl?. Maniples worth ir
.JV IU.^?U frjt STH?ft??>4o., Portland, Maine,
quo: p. ROWELL & co:,
:l 'l l Vari? iSo'^' New York/ "51
. / : T-.Tj ?..?.!.] '?J Jfi r rir?I >?< ! r. A . .' i '?.
^ liva/ ty?V/i -thv jaflitr^WH '?* couttiullUig , tin,*
.?10-t exlAlsly? and complete, adv?rtlslog ?onnee
lioi. wnleb-nMc*?!' nrt't) B? uHvt. and one which
'w?t?AbiGia^t.pQtylbh; In ?iiy.olhi'i cmiutry but
'tldt. They Ti?Tiuccccdws Iii* wnfklnft flowu h
.vaunter?bUfllMSnino io-thtuvui:bjy-a uytteuiatic
ui| liiod thal no change In tin- newyp?)K<r nynlem of
America can escapo nuilee, while tho widr.it tutop-'I
1 iiiation upon all topics intuintlnir to advertisers In
fclr^
?j Iil'FErt A N D? 1 i^GAXiT Ii d'j
... : > . ? ? "-OKTMI: i.ix?n II-j
United ' States cf, America*
'U >n<ir '.?- ,1ft,-.vt*, ??fl i..?.?.j
1 . .-I.. ..:?.!: J? ,f?
?uthorieed Capital,- - .-$4,000,000.
(ff wliif'li?lOOiOOO-ia ttiiieownc.l in
each Departui.eot. ...
i\ it- t. ?' ..-.'?.t . t- ..?* . .ij'j i .
PARI KT OFFICE, 'i?OBlL?, ALA/.
. .J-..K. ??VVID?>ON. Pr?sident.
M. C. HUDSON, Vice President.
,'. ( ; n.py.TOKT, Hcerctary.
South Carolina Department, Colum
bia. 8. C. .
Capital Stock, - - 9100,000.
'Tito*. B. JE:EH, President
Titos: .4. MCCR'?EHYV Vice PftUHdeht.
H. .P.-(iBEt?,.Secrethry.
:?lcM.\t:TLi', & LECONTK,
Attorneys, Cohuuhiu, .S. C.
"J. It. EVISP.
Attoniev, siiartanhtlrp, ?. t?.
: DB. B.>W,[TAVu>a.* .
.iledicul Direot/>r.
Security I Economy! Liberality
Are the leading nfinei'ple.s bf luis Conina
ny. ' AlV'ttpirriivcu fofins bf Lift? anil'En
i Uowiucnt Policies iKsuiirh . Also. Tenn Poli
1 cit'.-*-of-one, three, 4ivc or seven y.eura.
i ?AU. bife Policies.ngn-fbrfeUing lUbu-un
ntutt payfueiits, wh?ti the insured will ni
erjtitleii fd a'Pabl-Hp Policy, ni cash Murren'
der thereof.- ." . i '.*-. ..>
? '.Divhlendit uiay he uaw! tu protect Poljejey
a^idnst Itntsing in ca>e of failure to oay pre
niiniiii.' ^flilf?," with . thc non-furfbinhjj anti
:nsh '- ?urrender "feaUircw, are surBeltitit fo
make this .Company popnlati.uinoiiH lhiuk
bisuieu. , i ? -i
. ?u?od Aeenrs wsntcu'. .
1 B. Fi' MAULDiN, 'Jr., Agent,
Anderson. S. C.
|April:lS;rM7(l _ WT' _
:* MANSION HOUSE,
I gor.uMiiiTA. s. c.v
njXIil&lUeuselin pow open.for. the mep-.
[ I ., tion of^yisitoif.and every means will,
be employed lo r??t?cr "j,t!c>ts eomfortable.
lt is newly ftirni.shed'lhVdti??liout, and ilit?
table is supplied U'llh'tlllibest tho market
affbrtls. The -MaUsiun Hotiue is :lornted in
thc.centre of the city,, convenient to husi
n?as'?nd all principal points. Transient nrtth
pennanent Ivwrtf At rensnnnble rates. (Jar
rinnca iu.couiicction With thq Uottse.
lt. X. LOWRANCE.
? Otrro,187? ' ll "
I-'- Ul tr-?-.!i ?T**???M-?".-'-*t?fi
'? WM. BTTEJCUEK. V' U. I?. Kti?nSD.
ETTENGEK & EDMOND,
,:; I?ic??iiiio>iirt;"V5t.,
... y MANTFACrCnEIIS
PORTABLE and STATIONARY ENG IN ES,
" Hollers, of all kinds, ? '.'.'?
Circular Paw Mills, ' ' '; '
Grist Mil!.-. '.. ,
Gcurim.'..
Shafting, PriTioy?, tie'.,
?"AfflcriiAm Turi?iie'^M'ii?er tTi'ieel,
ti' M Cameron's Special .Stt?m Pnttp?;^..
! . .-nuvi . ^ 'ijtouT iiMui
IXfihfo?** _U.Ifi?La li .o&aH
SMITH & WESSON
fer Jn tH ^.?
i
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A (rnvj?.A?iRNT^..Gentlemen or.La
J\. 'dfbsTwantw?'fA-Vii?'/1/) (? ?htrodu'ce 'n
spU-h'lIrl r>-?itk Ihe . '
?EITENfALpPOSIT?QH
?wSHd^T^n^?nW^
iMIn(?} fwy '!a?tra'ofiVd; nn? ni trtttsvVre in?
ic hest and cheapest history of thc .Great
Exhibition. Entlor?'e?$-wy~the oflleiab,presa
?andfliers^'.. I.tpeeing,tminenvelv?u,Oli?la?'
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?ir?uuo In pr.K uring luixlicftl adVh7e a?d /v*
Ita ioedi*alj;r,,ii.ertlc? ate Aiterative, Trmt*.
Solvent nmi mineur., j t,ma u no l?tVnuT^I
thu human system li.r ?Lhu tlie VEu?^J?' ?
caiitiot*eluB*d?vMi icrte.l ?Uftty, fi ?i ?22
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r.w-.s mil herb:); it It very pleoi.-'nt f<iV*?"Y
3v?rv . bibi like? lu lt I? tnfc ?SS M i'*ka.
Hie iuib.Aluji cvldeu?f ?1|| ^owj ".WJ',t> ?
Venable Eyjd^?e.
jleV. Mr. Walker'* in.ully.r^ iiwir^f?^
it invaluable: i ^m
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. . I r?vUntidtM ltft<*i ft?s wWi'iii\'??>.,,,lur, tba:
. lll jb .vaWe I-illaro iijKiii ywjf.viivi. INK. .JJ?
li., nb luve used lt foi tbTjg*! iWu 'ISrtl ls?
ite.-i-otis debility it is iiivalu?l-l vmttlr l;t*?{a/?
. m-n i lt to nil who may need lt<rL<via. ^-.m?
reaovailna tonie. o. T. ?*4fr$r$i,
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.ar Sir-Tlintiglt a ?tranger; I TOnrfffCiPr
?or;i| you ivjitlt Vi./iiMixi: bus ?lout*fiirni?.
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in uiy system-Unjo ty.niling ?jlyer?. -N tr.rlnt
un me, us fol ive. t: ? Uu.uii iea< ti m i v rrnit ?"
one on HIV UiHi, wl-l- li emernU-d l . tl..-,e>t!:
|?>Mie,?ltirinji.bead.."bKliMI into Hie ski.il bone/
.?ni ?.n iiy Iel I lei;,-?ililli bei amero lia tliiti
'two Vi'V.-l-. Ians i anio to eniputeAi rt) r limb,,
tli'iil jli upon <.<?11^11 ltntitiu eu-^i li ilrd i, i l.i,|J.'
so, ns my wlinlo IxMly iVhs n. (nil i l ? : ,!...
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vj i-i i i..!nt "i 11 yinni ,1 s ri'Milli, i udibjnWai,
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si i%j >ll i!Hia?.ictoSc? ? u" ruiitid triiii.l: ; JU?
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-. il l?e.-.l K '-l.-i I^t-iil lt-.-i (? -Mnil
. i. ,?iii-i bVriititW. I j-.uije.ii i-'?!tlifl trfink^l/.r.ofo
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ri ri - ! ul WVc iKfl IdiHSInVts <f hvttMtr* i'.iilr*
ii ., ? ; i i met to live, timi I tuny bc < f rona
.. v i. itu my re!!iiw-nif it, ?.-.1 I 'li. tv i-f-no/'
Mi.i..-r-... I;' pliX'vuO^rfMi&liiiuviittiy, i into
.il. !.- ? i tLi* statemcttt of nix' H?ti. s" i as.
'.{. numlUi'Ai Hint yon viil,j>?!?9?li ii .;.|j|
'it:.i ... 1 i!iv- i?ethturc lu, reidy t" ai eou?.
m.n ,tf' . lii-li I rimy reixlte tl^reTn 11.
.i'IIM,.IHH. i>ir< y?ry lespf nully.
WILLIAM IrAVjrJ
.'. -.' ryl'l??ilWClivf MlrnVJBl.rlO, ts;?
"Reliable Evidences
\i;::. II. lt. Srrvi-NH : '*.?.. ' i V.'
1 rear Sir- I ?ill most cbeorfully add io; tcrtt.
rttoiiv Ut lue urcnt iiumlier'yotl Iiavealren^rrtr
, ie.- ; l-i itt voitr grciititiUl good meti> Ino,
\ i,(,.: ilNIi, tor I ilo jiyl lltiliH euougb ian ba
siiiii .--irai.-ic. furl wait trotiblctl over:" ie.tr?
A Uti that 'dreadful dfrear*-. Liitarrl?. nul ht4
' i-.iilt bail eou-bliig spells Ui:?t.it.iv.iald j teni ia
ih'it??ir'l I'OUHI'never breathe any1 T?orr. aoil
. VKUtTRINld liar, eared mtr; und. 1 do (eel to
lliaillt ??otl all tho lime that Ibero \+ nt good a
IHCilirlttti (ia V EU KT I NE. mid I alM?tliiak it ou
ol thu heat meilieiuen fur coughs ami weak,
: siAlnnt! Moelinca ot thu stoinhvh. *ud ndrUa
evervb-i-iv to tako tho VEOI-rriNE. for I cao
USSII'IH ilium i: i-> ono of tho best medicines that
everv.-nt. <
MU3..L. GORE, t _
Corv.cr Magazine on* Wclnnt streets.
. . Ciunbridgo, Mail,
rrrparcti by li. C. oTBVESS, ?csioii, Baa
-^-T.yg IQ coin BY Alt ORU?eBTa ?
DENTISTRY,
DR. Gr. M. JONES
Td prepsrJd to rio all kinds of Denthiry
JL at abort notice. Being in ivasosaionol
all tb? latest ininrovetuenti.ana best of rta
terial, am do'work in th ehest of ^tylc.' ?n
sotting and filling tccin, htTa ud?naia?r?
not to bc Burpasscd by any. Old decayed
teeth treated und made good, at very little
above- thc price of extracting. Gi?od teeth
within the reach of all,- at the present re*
il need prices. All.work .warranted. Office,
adjoining T. J. Leak's residence, secoua
dui?r below market. Terms low for cash or
barter. 7/
Sept 7, 1370 8 i
THE SUN
1877.
NEW YOEE. 1877.
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,Ou and ?*ter this dato, theTteguUr Day rf**P*
gor Train will run as follows, Sundays execptea:
IikVvo Charleston at..;...f W ara
Arrbo et.Colnmbla at*-....:..!....-.-?
Lfeava Columbia at.-.8. Sr5
AirlVft-af tTiar7?h6'?,ht:.>.'..4 ?P?
> j -'Sflr/ut nxrith?? acc^Mobitibs.tai?*
jiaH'Chafrtcsfiin at!'.!.':'..'.-.1....i^ IO P ?
Arrive at C<ilumbIa?u;.iuin..,...<^'.-..-^-? ?
Leave Columbia at......viv-.. '/ '.? P "
Arrive nt Charleston atL^?.....^.!.:.-6 ? a m
, (Oa aud after this dale 'lno Camden train will
'connect?t f^VJT'b'A-^lti^S*^
Up and IioirfilVay olid VawngerTralns.
. , , 3, SQLOMOK5, ifuperlntopdcDt^
1 -luin" nil .OJ . Mil r.Mii'i ? ' _ n
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' : -un wt? .-..efHWta'BAOT?iil'. >di
VtXMii aa?r Train. J?o. !. . Arrltc.\W? ?
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LU.c.ft. It. JuncUonv..w,u--i.il b.ir .??..'nt?si
' '-Charlotte.- ,
- /VpArtanburgJ..v..--.iiat*jLv.u-.'.i .l-lli bl 1 . 0
Bate??
I !Gi*???yf?.o Mti\C6?mtiit? .Railroad.
-eotmhCtioB ?atti NlirlH->Tmltinroii:-.So?ih OW
i |sav?%ua^ .!.ss::
. ?cavo Alston.:..:*.T^Tr..-. ? *{ ? J
Cavo Ne.wl^rry?4.?*TiriHt-WAi?-A.<0 J??
i teav.- Hodges.- tiimm\
A nive, at Ureeuvllle..?.-.V.V'VV"' Rt T
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