The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, November 30, 1870, Image 4
*0Y EMBER 30. 1870
THE L'THKHAN VISITOR, OOMTYBIA. S. r
In all
«m flat!
XoClting
y«w tin
pwpwt. thfn’for**, to all tb« *»KWnl
women among oar reader*, we offer
thin guard tor a wdding ring.
srvnr gold mzdat j
HAVi /Off B*rj| AWARDED TO
OJUtikSa st% straiaw-A
With
*’Neath the dr topoqrlaah and a« ifopIM f
And I know hi r lipw*nd cheek, m4 hrow,
Were ajhnoatai 4 white a* her ba >y’s now.
I know; that Ao lie things were dd away,
The erjawou, 1 rock, and wrapp n>» gay;
The liftto -ock ,aad the half-wr m *ho*\
The c»|» with i w pin men and to tela bine ;
And, d e emp y crib, which '» cover
lore another t
In its pi v*e. A
IIU*
I whelmin
is trone. '
majfl nty
atioiiing dislike b> the
store. The ring i»very
hbeek, only it » not
shawl very gocx as a
is not lace; bn even
i. it will never stand
e. according t< thft
kefteld,” when h t sort
a gross of green spec*
liver rims and sha green
he price of the lorae^j
tg the idiot F said) she;
s n, I would throw then
11 required the « ilmei
to say: “There agaiij
g, my dear ; for t lougt
per, we will keep then
5 jpper spectacles yot
t n than nothing.” Bo
1 n to all men to jbe ai
‘IV# oofly a lit) !• grave,'
“OwlyiartR
Ami so they
From fto
days <1
Ah! fiftyfti
That little gn
I know the
M &-M MsUFF '
tittle am ire; hat oh! ha e care!
* rkl-wU e hopes arts barn 1 there ;
\j*d yn, perha », in coming Tea *>
May **p hke h tr. through Mint ng tears*
Bow ru uch of ight, how much 11 joy,
la bnrifd upfspth an ouly boy -
PM** Jinrmal
n„ ' a
-!-! -
a Wedding
A IttALU dj»., rtwjrom.
Th
by thej jew
ladies4—is t
ring sioul
it sind keep
-guards,
tered, we *resmiie|
and favored by tin*
a plain gold wedding
common material. Ilk admiration
not only ceases it is apt to become
disgust. It would be a great help
to the joy of married life if people
would retain the love of the human
the same qualities that woo
first.
k another gem that may
well have place ior-tbc cluster. Of
course any keen-witted woman may
tell yon it k “staff* for men to mor
flBiae about Patience; they ate often
enough impatient themselves. We
know it; we are poor
Teasels; bat impatience in
Hot look so ill as in the
excuse ns, the other sex. There is
not much expected from ns. A
fhHen meteor, as one sometimes seen,
is only a mass of jelly, hut a fhHen
angel is a devil. -The corruptions
of the best things are the worst.”
lit is the high ideal true men have
of women that create# the shock,
when peevishness and impatience
mark them: when they are unrea
sonable : when they grow morbidly
Exacting; when they are on the con
stant look oat for slight*; when they
y, by look or tone, “How mnch
er I migfTt have married, and
So have escaped aU this when they
fake on them the'Tiver meek and
^owly air of a most gentle martyr;
When they- cultivate an incapacity
to be pleased. Patience is a soft
and winning grace, by which one
Sometimes sees the roughest natures
held in their place, and the hardest
dispositions softened. Hannibal may
have got throogh the All's by p«>ur
rag vinegar on them when hot; but
when human hearts are hot with
strife and hard with passion, the
defend;;
il and royal, *a T made
less vinegar yon pour on them the
as allh better. If yoa know any soft an
swers, n«vr is your time.
Iron-Mill Men.
These stalwart men, who
the ore am! shape it foe the
are among the noblest specimen* of
the hnman race. They have bnsy
brains and large heart* to match
their brawniness of arm and giant
grip of hand They are the thorough
men. Viktors, in looking through
the mills, are sometime* inclined to
pity the operatives as drudge*. for**
mg in time fi»r |*»v, mmI to rousnlrr
such work degrading to manhood.
The smoke and tin- grime of the
business, to pv«ma who are in the
habit of judging (pen by snrfaee
indiiwtions, often dftreiv** a casual
obaener. The*** tv\m worker* rare
bat Bttk* for stem ; they hang out bo
feat hr r\ signs; ilwn make a** apobv kearly every fosly **•»• aslav* 1*. “5a, no; I wua'l sign it
gies for personal appeuianoft; they *****; ami it is not very likely Atng for om-."
are never ashamed of blackened 1 -rr * jr tfo f I So they song again—
6u*es. or singed and jtooty garment a ? * t I** 1 *•***' i5l “ # ua *!er a . -pto 4rt*k that* «a th» 4nuk*r«t*« b«»»l
With Uired Ivreast and arm*, thev ! ^ rUmal * aUtl mrT > * l * ukl ‘ r ’* * '* I U mri the drtak for m
G. ft C. EaflroadL
aW; *?Sa. i
Godifor crosses that are placed upon am l ^ . a beaatiful tooee.
saptmsing that everybody ha* The poor follow enjoyed the dag
a Ugpter cross than they have. Say , nff< when they
to *|n-b a person. -Thi* is a line that noag, «id -Hing
i»g,” and be will answer, “Ye*, | « mg again.*
air 11 bat I siusildn't womler d a ' -We will," they said, -if yoo will
sho4<l yet turn «s»t to he a disagree mgn the’temperance pledge *
abk|day ” -Yon have a fine looking -Xo, no; we are not at a temper
field of wheat over there f* -Well, J a^etiag , there are no pledgee
it kmks ao now; but likely enough ’ *
tin* rust will yet rain it.” -Our “I have a pledge,” erwa ooe; and
ihurrh I* in * nourishing romUtmu.". -| have a peoril,” cries another;
“Ah* but m tcllmg haw long it will atM j b^Ung U p the pledge and
la*L^ -Our new neighlmrs seem t« J |wacO, they besoagbt him to
be v pry good ebrvaisns.” -Yes, sir;
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, ltUl THE BEST PUB0S now MADE j^ rm GnyvjMa
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kkiaare, MaryUmH.
Mf*i
btr, ivsry
I* flpu
jomr h yotn,
^Veneral hirprrfotesfi^
have aO the latest
the \trnJ§r Tre-
the iiupnsd 1
tedfor fire
* m
1 ml
a WKMrc
fliiant with and ‘ is another gem r*.»r .*ur
lace, the gua d ring ting- It shines with a soft bistre.
to be decorat d with It is mily noticed by the caha and aorh men rt »lesr, rarm-M. and foil.
bare :i ftms-r fnw
royal appearance nmong the flying
cindeis and circling shirks than
kings who walk on marMe t!«"»rs,
and conceal their cm;K»at«sl bodies
under the cover of regaoa. Out
throngh a r.iugli extenor they show
you an holiest eve—-index! of a great
heart, beating etroag ami well wtth
th*' pulses of right hving.
Sari* men g»-t the real sweetness
out tA bread. l*er*«se they earn rt;
and real refreshing out of deep,
beesnse they «W*s»‘r%e it. God pays
the wtwkingmau a premium «*ver
ami above his ibilit wages. Life to
a variety of breclooa stonesJ || discerning eye, aad hardly strikes
k to offer to every reader! jbe common observer. U k » great
eutitlell to 5 W«ar the wtslding nng,
uti which, like civility, cot» little
aad is wort$ much.
We put irt^ he centre of its freer
?tonesl a magiiflcent diamon called
-Fidcliify." ypiamomla don* grow
not be acroti bed o
yet they hav' 1 much
h meaner thii gs. be-
aliaeil carbon And
enduring, a ainlesa
It
celeasi >nay be worn
in America—kes, w
iotwi|listanding the exr options
that ate aodqed because exceptional,
t4 o'
tune to have a harsh, grating
There vs more li«xven h» the nulls l
when* these men work, aisl ui the
homes where these men reg, than
otee frtun nature. It is a great i . alj th* («<!• * *-f •*! ,* 'a i>*., r .
blunder to tune it by art to a pitch the l*r«sul w«wld <o* r. They are
df lofty command, such as a driH j prodm-er*. nod not Imr *t»ns»mu rs.
sergeant acquires in the course of l»od i * v. w > m:i au*l |«it
years of study. But there is a quiet j linger* on h ' .1 * th the »*v
Seas of life that is a real and gentle [ peetatkm that he sfasald pat them u*
power. In such an unr the t^ues his |mm kets, «>r .u um* -*h el-**’*
are quiet; the pleaaaraa are qni* r : eh, bar tog t
for others’ blood, mstead «if making
his o»n ; ami w ii.-newer uea eat sml !
wear UH>rr than vhoy hnuestly earn.,
mart they nu> j
thief's rouorw
Mru
he.u* -s
the dress b qni*‘t; the manner is
quiet; the eye is quiet; the intJu
by thefj.enee is qniet. Some p»s>ple are boil
storms. Some are rain storms. Some
are th raider storms. In any case
rbcrevrr thev gi». The to*«>n
, borrows light from the sou, that it
shed its rgys uposi the earth.
But i these pruf«-**uo«tal gruni1>kr<t
(•rw t*> harrow dstkwess frsn mmw
! great orb of «liwv«tmt to scatter it
j over! their neigitUir*.
li the husband comes home from
his bust news in tkq evening wtth a
smik on hi* fins*, h.s sj»pe.in»ue* «»|1
t be (he moment to which bis wife
I l*» k v forward through th>* daj*. But
if h ? comes hums 'grwmbiiug^ hk
pr* s-uo* sill only a*l«l a shs«le to
the burden au«l weariness of the day.
| Arwf tf mother* and *»*fer* are ernss
siMlfrt^ul as if they bad tb« t*H»U»
tlsrv Will, drive all hsfquve-ss
their le*u»e. There are a great
people who seem to thmk that
speefol m:«shm in this * *«rW,
grumlM ami 1st fault and
every bud) KiUrfshir. fbr»
xc p .10 r mouth* purkerrd up ull
the fttue. as tf they were deters*l» v>l
to f4* remly ai the slewt* *i |»*wiMe
notidr t** grutnlde. They sron to lie
lUmi to the cuttle fish. This
** satmai- ha« liar *>••» »r ai
rhmmy ai
httbi *****
N T t|
pe^ut
•Ok, do sing that again, said .
he. aa ho a iprd the tears (ha hts
^ ^ ^ . 1
-No, no mare,” sswi they, -anless |
)oa*n sign the pledge; mgm. and
* **T1 sag it for yoa.”
11* plesdvd for the staging. Imt
they "were firm, and <ler4are*l they i
vuM gw away if he would not
♦*g».
-But.” sawl the poor fellow, striv i
mg to find an exruse, -them ’s bo ]
table here—haw eaa I wnte wrth
•wit a table.
At UlM a dealest, quiet, pretty
little cvewtare. with a Hager mt her j
hpa, room ami Mud. -Yes. yoa can '
*»;wewd the pledge on the crow* itf i
j ii«r bat. ami I will hwhl a for yoa.”
< Iff came the hat, the efaild M>i
it. sad the pledge waa signed, and
the little ones hurst oat with—
“0%. water fsr are. Wish* water for are.
I* ere sire n» tire trrmsUn
I beard that n*an in 'V
tosrn hall, with *q Jilted hands and
qntveriug lips, say, -| thank b.«|)
eerirely at
[ always <a hand, st fonkriMfflt
Jf/prst eh# tor* ear fwnMh are; (fol
! R k Ism, Lesiagtsa. %'s; ftea H Ramoa,
| JC T: Ires D H H»n. t hsrfotie, N C. Gov
Letcher. l>>uaacVMi. V*: C W Mrhma,
(Trewferr, ft €* J H smith. 1 benny. SC;
J J rtwdM. Wissdhgn, S C; C B*wk-
ai<ht. rHaaiHs * C; R Horwefl it fern.
Feaudr lastltute. < to rUsie. N c
rw vai f«*r S < ’ireslsr l ouuinttif 7*0
use* «f pram wbt tore hmaabt iHrtfT«
Planes mare the ctom of the war.
Trns*. IjWh! A tail is anlirited.
April 9 Ihup
WM. KNAfiE ft CO .
jklk I
May IX. 1W*.J
O X sad after lXth. the
Train* «m« fire 9.1*.
ms tire folk*witty wrhedttfe:
Fvr Clmrletfmm.
| I*esre Tolriiahia T 41* n
Arrivr »r t hsriestsa tt* a
Leave Cfearieofisn............ , Ji fiS-s a
Arrive at t'otumhia. _..4 l#p®
for A*<7**ta.
F*csve
Arrive st Amrast
, Leave A igasta.
Arrive st Calami
A MAT Erprtm
ton* ( <tlnta*hss
liiirt
CKUrt SQUARE ARE UPRIGHT
piano mans
a
win
Saranbf*; .
; Kia«rrille «L»il|r.
t letrr ( sstden
Arrive
HyT. PEAKE.
Vrewnre
THIDMI irmnmrtiu tort
pinto be asset thirty trse
«m<wHes*w aferes Mt* imJ as
TheW
TONE
toa fowl puwer.
• tob
■an
C. C. ft AngnsU Railroad.
GcaerW FmUktrnmd TtoLrf tMWa. f
< olmntiia. fi. C. Dee. 9. uw.i
TVwtoe .fwd.
rwt p»r «f i
UPresl (to safer*
lreave Anrwte
- t olntobfo...
- Whiashnra .
** Cheabir
Arrive at ChurkCto. X. C^.
««•*■
tl 42aa
1 37sn
4 «• f m
<-onsectfesre with Tnkm
Road a tall potato North
TOUCH
however diosy atui
ap|s-ar. thev have tin
you want shelter. A true, quiet without the th •*t'>| ev.-u-re
froaon is pure, beautiful, noiseless, with coo ten to l mtud*. |mre
To throfr from j like a star shining in her orbit, bur and *ouud resit*, are the bappv
The true fedsUty of this
the sphere she | country do not tear titles, n**r |s r
by
the sjirit a$ »vil thought, so that it 4rith no garish and obtrusive light. Jnen
shall not tbf a secom! abu *e andj There is repose
defile ijone’sflo0om—to use c uly thel fills. Nobody wants the electric light petuatc gteutu. " 111 the .* titugrap ty
language of a pare and ei elusive dazzKng his eyes forever. AH men nam**. They have their honor
affoctTDrr—to|io?d eyes and e mt and!; feel how gootl that k which cum . always wu-ui ai.d lr*f'h in Ibcir busy
tongue to cant true allegiano , aa in noiselessly and constantly from the bl«***l; and it l*as *r.. ««r«oas jw-r
the hdur when it was vowe< ,* “fbr-lWavenly bodies, Vnd sack a lumi (retuatiua iu the ld« purpose* aad
making all d her, to keep t-hi self trt nary is a qniet. gentle woman in the everyday hfe*its uf . iuhlreu arol
him only”—l4is is fidelity.
are moral
light wife 1
A long w* yon this side o crime
-to be punb bed by the jud *es” of
the Divorce! Court, there are errors,
and foffiefef inconsistent wit 1 true*
fidelity. There are looks ant tones
and ckiras fbr admiration frot 1 men;
there is a a ty le of badinag» and
nonsense of speech; there is ; > kind
of eaay-maafieretl carriage, vhich,
like common glass under tl e dia
mond, can nc t bear the test >y any
true standart of fidelity. AI these
» to happiness “A
tes a heavy hu* land.”
It w not trek that all offerw era of
this kind fiil.; bat it is tra» that}
all who fall \x gin in some suet ways,
for no woman becomes unwc manly
aad wicked si iddenly. As coqsntnp-
tioa works wi bin the bosom
it wiHiers thn face and wastfes t;
flesh, so impurity under min *s the
heart before; it desolates the li e.
this eentra «gem|
let there be se i rneb
as Modesty. \ o bay
id find it pine tbeck^
shawl and find it
s? w
vre shouhl ;hink
Clustering
and graeing il
precious
a good ringi
to pajrfto a ,1
a delusion,
not only vex he sqiirit of the
amiable worn*" n, but inspire he * with
Mrs. Primi
^Vfcar of I
Moses.boi
tartes trith
cases, wi ‘
“Many!
-if I had
in the fire.”
Dr.
you are
they
by^ us, as
know ar^
it is not i
~ >hic
is easy to
man who
ft
well in beriqyes. So it was
e the feeling
attracted by
aever told
quiet that hcT
modesty but
only covers
of i
domestic sky. a heavenly bisiy «>C children’.* chihlren.— WorlAmy Ckrn
one’s own. The opposite of quiet U fiasi/y. by .ilrmmdrr ( lark.
Mood;” and many women of good .«,*. .
native qualities are betrayed by af WiUmtmm l\>llryr«+4 l*rr* -int
false taste into -loudness.” It would kouji-After b ' gra»iti*ti.«i iTesub ut
be a great gain if they could be got Hopkitt* pnnutol a «**u re? *f medical
to read aa old book, where this word st'miies and made srr.mgi iueuta to
is used to describe feminine folly at nettle as a phydrian in a certain
its lowest: -^be is loud and stub- town in th** State «>( New York,
born; her feet abide not in her With this design hr went to take
house. Now she is without, now in
the streets, and lieth in wait at every
corner." A man can bear even a
cannonade for a while; but to have
it for one’s life! And no wonder
men sometimes lose heart when
haunted with incessant and nnmean
ing noise, where they know no better
consolation than Prior’s!:
i “Till death *hal1 bring tire kind relief.
We must be patient, or be deaf."
One other gem wHl complete the
the stafce ouc maraiog ta Stock
bridge, his native town; bat it so
happened that he was too late and
eoahl not go that day. Ou eaHing
at the |amt office, be UmiimI that the
stage whfoh he was intending to
take, had brought him a fetter in
j forming him that hr had been up
I l»HDted Profo^.r ot Klu-Uiric at
| WtUiani* l’all*t,e, and usknl bis
j acceptance.
He has since l*e* u beanl to ray
that, ha«I the invitati*Hi ie»t rere h***l
rfertpjg from a **aek aristnd it* l*ea«l
a peculiar Hqmd of a black <-*d«*r. In
um ai|* of shicb it tan so Ida* ken the
watet that it 1* a* rivtadh r*4*
rval«4l a* if it was satmsuifig to lodm
ink. ; And n* there are a ^re.*t 0 *1-
;ieapte wrb** hare the power of filling
any B**me with fi.irktos** ami misrr).
Man! has bn-a defiurd as a - toughing
Attllto 1 - I tut <**» SehlttSii 1* a stutie
<s» * grnatWer’* (see, that we
are tcruptr*! to elassifv them
iu a| race by Ihairivrx A real.
v, ihevrtek nnguig Laugh fr*au
tlren* wi'ski Ire aa astonishing aa a
thnuderelap in a rlehr sky. T«ey
ban gr>T»fer power nf vi*h*n than
the iiiaturaUet aided by hta arm
-■**!#. t*«c they *aa see trnnide* that
ue\ er foul mud never can hate any
evtrieore. Even time any jr*«*t
work is pr*q***se*l *ir Is-gun. the\ pre
dict a Uilurr— u godow a, or a b!t>«
up. They complain at w hat is dot e
an«l at w bat ta not «tone. And n ben
tiiev'drive every ooe trusn them, they
• **mpla.ti of lie- Way )|s*»ple Ann
them! They are as touchy a* a
liairkrtgger gm».
grnntUing ike* no |uul. it
na* never qnnwa |a *Ii»j»*1 a dark,
overhanging rbsid. It na* never
k "°T" to make a warm day mot. ur
to make the ugly beautiful, i*r tlu
;**"*r n**h, or the nrli richer. *»r in
any »»j U* tm|wme tlir eouditnsi
iHf uain. On th e*mtrar>. tt tasd***-
plenly «*f harm. The Israelites mot
ttiurtd. and <*od seat th*- most terti-
I4e pajushments upon them, limy
fori ml fault with that Provide****
wlmth le*l them forth from Egyptian
ihvm. But it only maile their forty
•*T
i w <*saAtf.
I Making rlo
of V«*rth ( aredir
and Ease.
- Trmnj Suntk.
. . . . , 1 • *«4 totoar. arei anferei* toe tore ito Lswre CharWsu-. X. CU-.
* the sympathy «*f th*ree eti.Ulren. * *M«tMal w e re«t n*t<a !• * Chester ..............It Uta
-‘iii! Hi ink iL»i **» all etrmuv * v u u * n . Wtlnwdsa' ,>
Arrive at Afimh?...!*.!.’...".. «»)a
Making i-W nwnertkw* with Trains
I
Hurt be
to all eternity
little child!
rrv to m*-.-
WOKKMAN8HIF
/l i*' sd
Cahformia Pnutul
■ *
ree' eg rewntl
a v Imr
Ins Ire*, Me
PMines Vt **
There ia nothing
»Inch can ru«|urt
us all the land
silk a Pacific
1 Tffete
W« nr«*ia
sysaal
Is limni P*
*q*e agncwltural and hortnvdtnraJ ; l4> lM4
ubk-M it hr a f*nit exhibstiou
at Salt Lake. Both have their prea
liar atlractiuaa. Some v anrtses
fruit grown tu
n flavor and 1
frentun uwmi
K*wy Pare* tol* »e*
j tk»Jn sWoMmls Agrecy
of , Wan. • <wMwwmC Pnrfev rre
t'uli are quite equal .
or to those retard ta
< .illforma. Imi ta the bttrr State the ^
v 4 net res are much more uumervoa,,
and the* display* therefore, more ,
«**tnj»reh* nsive. Think of Nutenng ;
among acres of tal*Us covered kith |
p arm, jfujvs ftgv q»nn»U, ureagev. t
trnutos olives. English walnuts.
Lines, etc., nearly all of aueqoaied
flavor, and soar, for msUnor apphs
aitd pearm, of etiurmoas dunenMoa*. i
l~)< year there- were exhibited at
the Mechanic.*’ Inrtitute Fair in San
I'lancukoo. apple* measnnug twenty
.sld, inrhes in ci ream foreman, clusters
of
rts v*s
WM KXABE
U’tiSM.w- #»
May 13 1*»
CHARLES P
. of I'rntnU and <*
; Savannah, and ah peisti
I Harem. ( .4sniH*re. M
ju- w V«- w <>rk*aaa.jSelina, f
ia floriflu
0**
■fim vwOnM
far Odt-wri t Sri- 1
an* «'i*writ fiar-
Myr Kuta*.
rere- M l
4*» 1 %
t>'*rrrere»r to fi. /*. rirrr*d 4 Ams.i
■aavfectmiw of Furniture and Dealer
ra Laattor.
BALTIMORE. Md.
O FFICE, and WarereMrens, S'w X S. Cal
vert St.; Fartun . NV IS L«*w ;
l^nntrer Yards. Mew. Fans aad Freni
Streets. [SeptL Jt 4-ty.
P. B. SUTLER i SONS,
Xide.llf. Lssavilk Cm „
St. Lams. »ud all painto Snath aad Wre£
Kalare d**rinf Cara am all Night
Train*. TliM<ir , i Ticket* wdd. aad Bag
gage cheeked to aS tmnnpal pntrta.
rW Pasnmgera by tht* r***rtr ccani
North, hare Hriv <if Sre C5> diffnent
j Tonies.
! C. R*»rKNIGHT. Amp'V
F R. Doasar, Gem-rai Freight and
| TVkr* Age at
RLCK RIDCE RAILROAD.
’T'EAIXS on th.~W*ie Rjdre Rat!nod
a run dsib . Sunday* excepted:
(leave Aadefwno at 4»pa
i .Vmve at W si tolls ^t.. 7 Upa
!>eave WslhaUa at, ..S Ma ■
j Arrive at Atforwo at.
Through Tickrte North.
firm'/ .ymrin ten 4mfa
UrmmrUle it Cotma»fo*t
Ciduuilna. 1$*. t% Sept.
« Oft*, )
K. X . Vo ., J
fopt.4,
O N sad after this date, t!
ets fo New York.
grapes weighing gw many pooml - OPTICIANS A NI *
Baltimore
Vjo Streat.
HXIIV
round. Let us call it Vrmdemee. It __ t _ J
is a atone that changes hue according him Is*lore hi* leav mg houir, he
to the light in which it is placed, should probably have de* lined It.
When money is hard to be got by But, in the rireurastarere*, he wan U*d
the husbanid, and all thing* cost a to give it a serious e<Hisi«ieratHKi;
great deal, it is a simple ami uno* andtheresuitwssmveptai.ee. Tims 'ZIL’l "2 7"om
tentatious economy. Wlicn there are by a seemingly trivial providence, Won *. * . |h . . ( .
open ears and busy tongues around, tlw* whole *nbs»*qneif course of one
it is silence, or very discreet talking, of the nuret eminent torn of his
Whep light and ill-meaning men are generation w«* changed; ami Wfl
flitting arohnd, it is reserve. When Ihuoa College waa iarafohrel with an
the neighborhood is very gay, it is able Prufi^sor. ami nltiniately with
and pears of *u» h dclw urn* flavor
that it lingers.yet ao the palate. "*
As for the vegetable* at th» exhtUi j
tioa. tb« ir »ize was 'imply appalling \
Nothing in the way «*f mot creq**;
ev*-r grown in the Atlantic States-
e*j3*1* fl*e California pr*»lnotions. J
aiHj the meanest and to.**! meager \ V .\TITIE'S ft FINE jjsiTELKY.
d.-play there ia suj*eri<*r to the hwt i
nnd^largv st in the East. Even I'tafi | s**rF*msB« m
*■**• ^ ,n fr®it and vegetaldew, any ■ lic« sponx^ forks, and sil-I
« i
Tkk-
__Bd
Wa*fcinat*wi an*I
he pan-ha*rd at the foil«»s mft .s|4pi—
**o thi* lion*!, via.: flreewvilh*. Aadnwm,
Abbeville. Cokrehnry, Krvbeny and AL
Mton. j
J< »BX H. MORE. Grml <mp’L
M. T. Rvbi.tv.tt. fiMil TVkri .Vrewt.
■ ■ ■ — —
Miscf’Iianccus Advcrtis-mcnt?.
iBpttrrw
keeping at home.
a most worthy Pn'si<l« f ht.>~AdaaM
There is a certain cement by which , Transcript.
these gems. Modesty, Patience, Gen- — ♦
tleness, Quietness, Prudence, are. to There is an anecdote told of !>r.
be held in their plac«*s around Fidel s Emmons, one of the most aide of the
ity. We repeat -around it,” for New England divine*, meeting a
-Purity is the feminine, and Truth pantheistical physician at the bouse
the masculine, of Honor,” That fine of a sick parishioner—no (dace for
cement is Hhe fear of God.” With-, any unbecoming f mi ilia nty with tip*
out it, through the rough ami violent minister. It w as no place to impure-
accidents of life, we 1<>^* the softest into the age of the minister, eape-
graces, and the loveliest. But with cially with any inteat of entangling
it, we can keep -the ornament of a him in a delate; and uliove all
that tnnmfinrmg always four*,
a three f**ld sin, toward uuet
•onl, which it weakens, toward
neighbor, wit*we happuMM ft
in»ri and toward God, whoa* it in
sulty. For graailreing implies a re.
U llion agatunl God’s wilL A jarrem
wb«»l is all the rime rooifdaining ot
the dealings of Providence ran not
• tiei up the prayer, -Nevctlbrlcs*,
not |«f will Iwl thin* In* ikure."—>
These ui*y be the words ui hi*
us aft h, bat hi* heart refuses to give
tbeui nttenuicc. The language of
lutch a suoi Is, **Jfy will, mat thme.
be douc."—Christian (’am.
display w« have ever seen east of
tV Alleghanies.— .V. T. Mail
~~ a am
Fix 9p for ft’inter.—A spare day J
can he profitably spent in rejsiirrag
the stable* and lam Much feed
Is wasted every whiter by having
barn* and stables m open that every '
chiHiilg blast of wind reaches the
animals sheltered. Young stork es
pTWly are very sensitive to cold, 1
and they must be shfltered. or their |
growth w iH be retarded.! Aside from
this, a form with snag, neat out
buildings look* better, and add* to
the valor of the form. Make your
I-Mil try house* aa warm as you pos
sihly ran, tHth jwoper ventilation;
it win re;«oy you fbr all your care
and rqrnw. If possible, place their
house on the smath side of the ham
nr sheds, so that it will be protected
VER WiRK OKKK&J LLT.
May 13 1*» 46-tf
...—. .. . — . ——-- -j ——
RTTPrCTRE CURED
Marsh’s Radical Carr Trass.
Mi ytmmA hattlmt*." Ift’
8 RAtov Terrel
etSreftve Trflto
ti for »b«* core *ih1 relief of
Rnptnre. Thi* TYn** h.v- re-
w
/trW
nl met Kma Pate.
Th* I mita rattaHsm mm appears a * mark m pafth from the coM,' Lxhrei’ sfi ijastir sfobwwjaal fo-lfe* for
meek and quiet spirit,” aigl whatever | lagfeol with a Mark bonier, and immalta Mcok north and north wre* wted. A , ^^rrt’T^thTfovr^
But the not to go oat of moaming till the rxM ) rian la to plank op the oatstdr murefew. Anklet*, knceemw aud mark-
r « r J * J ia*. ulcer* »»d weak
r |lHK
I known
l form* .*r
reiv«fsl the ssartiun of the *«m eminent
phynieisn* of till* roawtry. who do not
h«rit»l4- to rerommend It mtfovwr aNHrted
wiak Hernia m brim? *u(» nor to all i
rihrr*.
It i* the <wdy Truss that wilt retain tfo !
fo»w «U with any erruiaty, and the w earer 4
ran feel saMired that he 1* asm
that will fo at all Brer* nafr to
)n iU ot* ratomim. < tf thi* We
entire- *aU»forri«»ti to all wfo*
under our
else brightens life, binds together for any logical di> ussum. But the not to go oat
human hearts, and blesses home, abrupt question of the pantheist Pofwf ahaH have his own again. In
rtj men get ftjolish wiv^*H, because was,^-Mr^ Emmons, fo»w old are [ Part# the newspaper M*rm* to fo* an n p with any othla and ends ot boards,
ntd fill the spare with rawdtmi.
w rth plank, and upon the htswfe nail | ****'****
do not seek them where they you f* -.Sixty sir, and how old are imftitatioo of the paat. As it is, tin*
be had. li A prudent wife is you V “As old as erention,” waa. Frafteh aoldiers have seen little in
from the Lord.” Am! many a wo- the triumpkat response. -’Iliei* yon that way while tn the field. One
man who was a gracettd girl anil a are of the same age with A«laiu and of tfcr first thiags a little and gay
joyous bride, is a disappointed and Eve V -Ortninly, I was in the Zouave said na he hunirel a fugitive
disappointing wife, from a com* garden when they were.” “I have at Ilri.-owls from Hadau, was, -What
spending reasdh. The cheap tribute always lieanl that there wn* a third is the n*w.> ! 1 have i*.*t *, » .» a
of admiration was paid her in her party in the garden with them, but |»a|ftr for a monthOne can ms*
girlish beauty; and all stately and I never knew behwe that it was imagine the true Parism* without
I courteous deference wua yielded iu you,” * his paper.
shaving*, mortar, or in fart anything
that will keep out the witnl. Keep
everything thoroughly clean about
^foaibtrr fowrc* fwr ladie*. eewts
.Of 1 '
ftbouldrr* *n*l as a rhewt expander.
HY is a tH*t s* many «-hihliswM
audrr the s*re of five rear* ? Tl
i a Lufre proportkai »f rhQdren «tk*
that ha* brew a rolyrt ft r*
and without * satisfactory cause was-
tained. it is certain.
Also, it fe kitow n that tnwtw* exist ■
the hiwwaa freww it* ewrktst tnfea-
cy; therefor* parent*, especially BMthm
*ip' are more constantly with thair rh«-
liren. can aot he to*> ohserrina ai ft*
ft ret eympAtm* mf rerai ; fi»r *»» ■Murjia
they rxisrf. they can to wifely aad ccrtrae
ly removed freon the meet didk ste iafesf
1 hv the timely u*c of B. A. EuhnesSsckw
j AVrmifwgv.
It is perfectly luuwdea*. contain#
metvwry. toia* a fmrriy r»yrt*-/»*v
i aitiutt. simI nwy to administered with »**
safety to children of all a*re*,
t’anfre-tiona, mmie
uaiKMi «m.T ro cunarm or an an*
Worm Canfowriaaq mmle more for tfo
purpose at pk-a*inir the palatr thsa «
orvrctowiiMr nw tlienic, hare left tane
fact uml all over the i-ountry , but the*
*hort h .ise of life ie imcb. filsatw.
ami B, A. Fahnewlnck'a Veuiifew
tiane* to grow in favor daily. - ”.>
Caution.—>h«wihl iwrarinu rwjuBW ye*
to parehaee B. A. Fah»cri**-k*# Vi-rafa-
fwge, to tiartirtilariv rarefwi U» met tarn
the initial* are Jt. A. Thi* is the artiew
that ha* toen an farorablykaawa Sts
1HSD, ami jhi n-Ji.i*ei> um*t imdst ua
it, if they do not wish to have an naan -
tion farced upon them.
SCHWARTZ Jt HAv<I.ETT,
,Wdr«. tm Ih, .Sjeri *““( r*mriy B. A. S« A <W
the
ysvaltry.—Kai
• Farmer.
Atlantic Monthly.
Instruments for
cwrvutnre of the
leg*, dab feet, Ac.
Pessaries and cratches of the most ap-
heportor*, Ptttobatgh, P*
Dec lti
let another man praise thee, ami
not thine own mouth; a stranger,
mod not thine own Upe.
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i- .,
H'
I-
-The b«art knoweth hi
tenM^s ? ami a atrangpr
intonnedille with his joy."
Ah, ves! and what hca
that has not its own h
What heart boat* not
sponso to the inward c*h»
of mental gi ief? And w
most intimate friends can
depths of our hearts, a
their bitterness! We all
own ]>ecnliar trials, and tl
cause a degree 1 arnd au ir
suffering known only to
Tlie particular manner 'i
tent of these sorrows are
and unrealized by the on
We are all pilgrims in
tears, a land of drought,
ow of death, a wilderness
we all meet with Marah*.
we have no Moses to cast in
to sweeten the waters, and
and find them latter, am
and long for the fields^
and prefer the hard ta^
of Egypt to the tojl of r!
Often 'the choice is hen
evils either of which can.-
ness of sou!.
“Onf of the abotwtam-
lu*art the month speaki-th,"
the month hath spoken. 1
told all; the secret nvi-ss
fovjj prolied. the profound!
have not l»een «ljeVek>pf*d
month has s|M»kei! only
want the world fo khow,
hittemess of the heart fim
in worels. We nil .
Gethsemanes. and what 11
ereises we experience hi ti
are not known to the trot hi
ho, too, with onr pleas’
stranger doth not. interm •
onr joy.” All our mental o;
while we are engitgisl Jh
matfera, are peenliarly onr
no man—not even our most
Jriend—has any right ,to iut
"ith them, f«*r even lie,is a
there, and can not discov,
cret# of our in most
And who has not felt fosl
to reveal his feelings, 1y* I
unable to anbosom I
rows, so that his friend’s B
niight relieve tliemi ami
that his neighfou* might slmflt
How vain ia the effort ! i
tlm attemift has Ihhui nmdflL
the burden all the more*.
friend could not un<lerataml HM-
Bppreciate our condition.
•fe, divide with others our I
relieve in ^ome degree
Empathies i^ur sorrows; Uil
*K)t gh*e a Way all our jo\ f
w e abandon all our griefs.
Ami, after all, is not tli^v
' v bo lias a right to JeM
Btteran<*e of our mentai op^K-
M10 dare intrude into tlft^ <
^Briosuree of the heart I
s ‘°uld know our feelings ft
*n»ere is a world iii \ft
single, and to that woilft
' such secrets as are ^M >
to »L There we talk of tfl
‘‘*»d soitows which are tin B '
®t of tnau, and we unUtl
thought# ami feelings a il
8 «*red in (xnninou by ours'^K
others; but there is higheiB".
H*yond this a spiritual B
>1. «* spiritual a
foh w e are i»olate<l frenL
^ot-fetea, and we are indivl
0 sneh an extent that
bowetlr its own bitternes
doth not iu termed