The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, September 20, 1872, Image 4
SfJ €!, SEPTKMBUR 20, 1872
VISITOR
God bad add that be would avenge
the innocent death of Naboth. Then
Jehu went to find Jezebel, and he
safer principle—that disease affix**
fife treakest part."
On another occasion he was in the
company of old Dr. C., the moot ven
erable looking clergymen In the
M.1.A Irvarrtrl nt #4#n j*ai
Otaif, WDOBffrniWWP lOVfHl Hi uuMvi
a bit of Inn, and who did not hesi
tate to use Ws privilege «s a settlor
to give a pleasant rohoke, whenever
he thought fit, to his young brethren.
Old Dr. C. prided himself, among
other things, upon a total abstinence
from tobacco fa all Its forms; while
Dr. G. was in the habit of chewing
it, though so sparingly and in such a
-- - — — - ^»i.. ■* wfis as si sit saanuuk
|frfll4“ulftui} WiJj tilfii Hi{HDfIJ OB"
to too of his friends Was aware of
Ms using it at ad. One dny the two
wOWBUfi® who hBVIWMw y* WUm
dinner old Dr. 0. was horrified to
see his eiteewerf friend, Dr. G., to*
daige himself with a taste of to
bacco.
“Brother !».,* be exclaimed, with
out stopping to ask any other quea-
tkre, “is it possible that yon chew
yon in your trouble. I wish I could
help you.’
How Aaat Hannah
Children's
Dear old Aunt Hannah, with her
gentle blue eyes, her soft white hair,
parting in silver wares on either
side; her calm, unwriokled brow;
the teuder liucs of that mouth which
had all its life beau the outlet for
living words. To he sure she was
poor—that is, in this world’s riches—
aud she wore an old fashioned, scant
black dress; but there was always a
little soft white about the neck, and
nobody eared if her dross was poor
ami mean, such a warm, loving heart
was always boating withiu it.
She always sat in the front pew at
church, because she oeuki not hoar
easily. She always cams »a early,
and was the last to leave, for she
said she wanted to be in church as
long as she could. That used to
surprise some of the younger ones,
who used even to complain of the
long prayer.
There arose difficulties in this reli
gious society', as there ever have in
all siuce Paul and Barnabas. Some
times it was a “money trouble
sometimes the jicople thought the
minister did not call ou theta etiohgh,
and again, that he did not spend
time enough in cowposiug his ser
mons. Mrs. Dawes
“I told her the words were hers
that I bad spoken; that It whs her
face and her prayers which had
given me courage and faith to speak
—but it was hard to make her real
ise it,"
Our poor dear Aunt Hapnah ! U
For the Lutheran Visitor.
IiM'i -MmfH. ' l
driving b, Jouirf when Je»b*l
heard that Jehu was coming. .‘Well,*
she said, ‘I will see this man aud
f fix myself up nicely, and perhaps be
won’t kill mo if I try to look pretty.’
So she painted her faoe and frizzed
up her hair^aud adorned her head,
aud looked out of the window. Aa
Jehu came iu at the gate, she said,
‘Had Ziiuri peace who slew his
inasterf Now this was a taunt at
Jehu, and he looked up at the win
dow and saw her, and ho ‘Who
is on my side, whof Then three
men looked out, and he said, ‘Throw
her out .of the window down here f
Everybody hated Jezebel, aud the
jqcu very gladly obeyed, and pitched
her down from the window, and the
horses trod her uuder their feet, and
she died. Then Jehu went into the
palace, aud the people got hint some
thing to eat and drink, for he was
tired and hungry. After a while he
told some servants to go ont and
pick np that wicked woman nnd
bury her. So they went out to bury
her, and they found that the hungry
dogs had eaten her up, and nothing
was left of her, but her skull, feet,
and the palms of her bands. Then
they came and told Jehn. He said,
‘Well, the Lord said that in the
portiou of Jczroel dogs should eat
.Thus the curse of God
■ “What will you tell us of to night,
mother f* said George, as they seated
themselves at Mrs. B.’s side.
“I had thought to tell you of a
wicked king whose name was Ahab,"
replied she. “Be had a wife who
was just as bad as hi in self, perhaps
worse, for we find that when be
wanted to do anything very bad, be
went to her for advice. Her name
was Jezebel. She caused a great
injr to hi* line of
rte*. Provisions,
January 911
was the last sermon she over heard.
A few days after, as Frank and I
were sitting rending in tire parlor
just before sunset, we beard a heavy
Pu>4i*h«d fo sortorttg of tfw t
theran Sgmxi of North] A
rpuIH Boot of 0M tmjft*.
JL ready. We jrive TUtt <
cents mi every copy noM, mm
port of tbs profits nmorm to 1
fall, and mailing up stairs we found
our dear anut lying lifeless on the
floor. “A sudden stroke of paraly
sis," the doctor said; but her febe
was so calm aud peaceftd, as we
laid her on her bed, it seemed tta
When God
jure of the
death like sleep*
Mr. Sinoerity died the nioofoVter.
Hannah had her wish, she died first;
moot beaut i!
whole rang® oi
1 u the settling
an to visible
he chanced to look over his domain
into his neighbor’s vineyard. Now,
instead of being glad that bis neigh
bor, who bod only a small viueyard,
should have the pleasure ef enjoyi»(-
his nice grain's anil the cool shade,
what do yon think he thought V*
“I am sure 1 can't tdl,” said Busie.
and now, although those lips of hero
have long laid silent under the
graases in the church yard, wbeuever
I hear Frne and Trim get together
and complain 'about “the minister”-]*
she always said* “wy tmnister n —that
quested to seod so tldr sedf
to whom s discount ef am j
made.
PULPIT BBmON
1W, in Sheri*. J2: £jk
tion by I
the morning
the mighty
worlds o«e. i
their orbits.
,,ften uoiay an
tio«», speech
violence to o
DUFFIE A C
“I most oosfod I do," the other
AMtatlc rnnliwl
“Thfen I would quit it, sir!" the
old gentleman energetically con
tinued. “It is a very unclerical prac
tice, and I must say a very uncleanly
one. Tobacco! Why, sir, sees a
hoymould oof shew UP
“Father G~* rssiMNtded his amused
gentle free rises up before me pure
and saintlike 4 and though she is
dead, I yet heat her speak to the old
sweet tones, “Whenever I see any
thing that seems to be wrong about
my minister, I pray for him.*—Cbk
Lutheran.
etous spirit, and he said, *1 wish I
had ibat bit of bind; I want it to
add to my garden, and I don’t see
why Naboth should have it; he is
only a poor man, and probably I can
get it.’ So lie sent quickly to Na-
beth, for that was his neighbor’s
name, and asked hi in, ‘Sell mo your
vineyard; I want it for a garden of
kerbs. It to close to *ny house, and
1 want it. I will give you a vineyard
THE
LOTHERAI IO0IITOH
Xo. 117 North Sixth Street,
mi LA DEL? HI Ay PA.
would tell
Aunt Hannah she thought the min.
inter did not bring ont the yonng
people enough to the evening meet
ings; aud Miss Brown thought it
was a shame bo had not “followed
up" that Stevens family who had
gone off to the other chnrch.
The gentle blue eyes would look
calmly on those wouieu, aud auntie
would say, in her kiud way, “My
friends, when 1 ace anything that
seems to be wrong about my minis
ter, I pray for him. I always fiud
Jezebel.’
was fulfilled.
“You see what a terrible end these
wicked, covetous people cauie to.
They forgot that one of the ten com
mandmenta says, ‘Thou shalt not
covet.’ If they had beeu' contented
with what they had, they would uot
bare died so dreadfhl a death. In
the Bible we find that God always
punished wickedness, and avenged
the cause of the innocent God told
Jehu; to go from city to city till lie
bad fouud and destroyed all the rela
tives and descendants of Ahab and
Jezebel, so that such a wicked family
should live no more ou the earth.
“My dear children, yon see how
dreadful a thing covetousness is;
nevef indulge the first feeling of the
kind, and never desire your brother’s
or sister’s possessions, for it is 'dis
pleasing to God.” B.
SOLD BY ALL DKUGGISTS AMD DEALERS.
Ang 0 4fl—3m
“It No sir!" be answered gruffly
with much indignation.
“Then pray, which is ami like the
hay, you or IP
The old doctor’s fist sides shook
with laughter as be said, “Well, I
have Men fisiriy caught this time."
Dr. G., though an era usually strong
Calvinist, was a man of such genial
spirit as to own many warm friends,
•nsong those of a hostile faith. One
4fif a MidtoHd brother, with Mm
Spirit was gif
- He shall not I
shall any maul
streets." HtoJ
the ram, and J
the small rain I
Men’s bard, k J
which the ligM
nor the earth J
and subdued, tl
the meekno>>!
Christ, He J
Israel.
How often C j
this character J
want sudden, J
vtotMNia of siiJ
and beat tbei
“ What must 11
the sagl into I
whether to tiiJ
body; gifts to]
a stogie serin.]
warm that s*-l
trouble* and uJ
as a luxury , id
tible that doubt]
spot, never to J
for Niagara, ni
G«ul, >v Li.i bejot J
on bis own war!
the dew unto Is]
These worths]
secrecy of the]
grace. How si
the dew fulfil'.
Every one takcJ
lies thick ou the]
the trees aud hd
sunshine, and <*;
like a diamond
rainbow. But X
began to fall f I
sundown on the
seemed all day
slight chill crej
I*rceptible: si
your hand over
it damp. The
you could not t<j
reviving breath J
twilight upon l
. Through the da]
obeyiug moat tl
A traveler to Egypt and Fslesti
thus speaks of the life of seam
the people of theta lands, illasti
live of the dwelling among the tom
to the time of Cbvtot Be asp
“As I wss not todueed to a< oef* t
otters made me to remain at Tito rn
I left it eerlj the following mornin
simI Hands,) Srtoiol Books. Any
puhlidied in thi* < onntiy or sbrato
rislly Lutheran UmAs, both oki mm
will ne promptly fnrMwJ>ed to onto
Special atl'-utk* nvfjj to fwn
Ratvisy-firlHMi I—fom—; also, ak
“ ‘Oh dear put! I can’t possibly sell
my vineyard,’ said Naboth. ‘The
tjonl forbid that I should pert from
it, for it was my fatber’k and grand
father’s, and their ancestors before
them. 1 could not do so.’
“Oh, how angry Abab was! He
laid down on his bed, and would not
eat any food. Somebody told hhl
wife that Ahab would not eat, aud
she came to where ho was to see
what was the matter. Then Ahab
told her how displeased ho was.
“‘Dear me,’said she; ‘who* gov
erns the kingdom of Israel, yon or
Naboth f Btop up and be merry; I
will get yon that viueyard.’"
“What was. she going to do,
t ber F said Heufy.
ou. She wrote some
Elegant Pianos
rlutcndcnt*.
Wood ft Co.’i Charming Organs.
They are ' ‘ umincM mhj »bl y the best
and unnunmsiM*d Tor Purity and Power of
Tone, ftnUiant Musical hferts and Sir
amnt Designs. Send for lllu«>trnte<l Cata-
allowed hi be, vis making a friendly
boast of tore foots,—oae was that
many of the best atembers of the Meth
odtot Church had cmm from Prekby
HULKS * CO/8 BTANDAIS PIAKOS. ,
tW Every inatmroent warranted for
re years.
Hr By all inewns try tlie almve before
irrhaamfr elsewhere.
WARE-ROOMS, MASONIC HALI^
Nos. 57 and 59 Market streei,
May SI W-tfl WUmingtoo. X. C.
RITPTtnLE CURED
Marsh’s Radical Cure Trust.
wild apitearauoe may wail be con
sidered the habitaitoti of um me-
oeeding fierce; possessed by a devil;
they extend to a distance of more
than a mile frost the preoeot Iowa.
“We weal into ooe tomb wbteb
Was eutirely cleared oat sod now
those who thus come over to them
sever went beck; and concluded by
aakiag, “Did joa ever kaow a Meth
diet tern Prosbytenoa r
Dr. G. looked a little mischievous
mo-
f ■’•HE beat and moat effective True
X known for the cure and relief af
Hernia or Rapture. This Trass ha* re
eefved the wmetion of the most eminent
phvsMMMM ml this country, who do net
hewtste to recommend it to those afflicted
with Hernia as being *u peri or to all
others.
It is the only Trass that will retain tk
bowels with any certainty, and the wearer
can fed assured that he is using a named;
that will be at all times safe and ifoictaal
in ii^operation*. Of this we guarantee
entire satisfaction to all who may come
under o«r treatment.
Ladles' silk clastic abdominal belts far
corpulency, foiling of the womb, and si
a support to the back and abdominal
mniwws. Anklets, knee caps aud stank-
a ct for vartoose veiaa, ulcers and wed
nta.
Shoulder braces for ladies, gents and
children, for the core af stospra* d tin
shoulders and as a chest expander.
Pile Instruments, the most snpensr
deformities, enrratwre of the 'Spiiie, bow
H-ks, club feet, Ao.
Agent for Clement’s Cek*l«s»t<Ml Arttfi-
i-toi Limits,
Agent for GraniUll's Patent Ralibei
lipped ( A r«tch«“s.
Agent for I>r. Bulicoek's BMver Uterine
Supporter.
Agent for Dr. Wadsworth’s Stem Per-
Ladies' Apartment with a nmapetrnt
1<mIv in attendance.
Orders per mail prompts attended to
used as a priydte dwelling. Though
the female* of the family were with
in, we were allowed to enter, and
deuoeuded by n tight of throe steps,
there being either a cistern or n deep
sepulchre on the right of this de
scent. The YaPttokft aud architrave
were here perfectly exposed, the or
naments of theistter were a wreath
and open flowers r the door also wns
divided by a studded bar aud pan
eled, aud the ring of the knocker
remained, though the knocker itaelf
had beeu broken off; the door, which
was of the same size and thickness
as those described, traversed easily
ou its hinges, and we were permitted
to open and blose ft at pleaasre.
The tomb was about eight feet iu
height on the inside, as there was
the descent of a steep step from the
stone threshold to the floor. Its suae
was about twelve paces square j but
as no light was received into ft ’ex
cept by the dubr, we could not sue
whether there'’was an inner cham
ber, as iu soike of the others. A
perfect sarcophagus still remained
withiu, and this was uow used by
the fomily as a chest fof earn aud|.
other provisiotto; so that this vio
lated septtIchre*of the dead had thus
become a seed re, a cool and con
venient retreat to the liviag of a
different race. ! .
“These burying grounds frequent
ly afford shelter to the weary travel
er when overtaken by the night;
and their receases are also a hiding-
place for thieves and murderers, wire
sally out; from thence to commit their
nocturnal depredations."
Miscellaneous
“I will tell y
letters in Ahab's name to the nobles
and elders that were in the city, and
said, ‘Proclaim a fost and act Naboth
ou high among the people, awl thou
you mast get two men to Swear that
they heard him blaspheme God and
tlie king. Then you carry him oat
and stone him to death.’ >
“Oh^ mother wasn’t that wicked
i»ud a'dreadfnl deed to do f"
“Yes, my child
The Wrong Coat.
Customers in barbers’ shops may
get ou the wrong coat, but it isn’t
often that one changes with a police
man, and gives occasion for a good
witticism like the following :
, A few days since a gentleman from
the old country who is visiting liia
son, a resident of this city, bad occa
sion for the services of- a barber, aud
hi company with his sou, entered a
barber’s shop, divested himself of
■his coat, turned down his collar,
took his seat, and was soon under
going the skillful manipulations of
the attendant.
There came, iu a policeman iiimmi
the same errand; he, too, took off
his coat, hanging it upon the nail
iikxt the gentleman’s from abroad.
The first comer having hail his wants
attended to, rose, paid his fart;, and
pat on his coat, as be thought, but
as be was going out of the door, his
son said:
“What have yon got on, father;
whose coat V
The old gentleman stopped, looked
down upon himself, and observing
the badge of a policeman, said,<
“ What’s that T” and commenced
taking off the coat, and was medi
tating an apology when the son
spoke:
“There now, father, yon need say
nothing ; you are like all foreigners,
trying {o get into office as soon as
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irnwrs think h is the
wild aud become worth-
i, but you ace she
did not care for God, and she did
not hesitate to have a lie told and a
rnurdqr commiftetl. Well, of course
the nobles and the men of the city;
obeyed her, aud they proclaimed a
fast and had Naboth aeensed of
blaspbeming God and the king, and
bad him stoned, and sent Jezebel
word, saying, ‘Naboth is dead.’ Then
Jezebel west to Abab and said, ‘I
told you so, that I would get that
vineyard for you. Naboth is dead ;
Some Com far a tire lieu of the Size
of the Great Pyramid.—A man who
has lately visited the grand pyramid
of Cheops, wading in the sand four
teen hudred feet before he bad puss-
ed one of its sides, and between five
and six thousand feet before he had
made the circuit, says, that taking
one hundred city churches of the or
dinar}' width, ami arranging them*In
a hollow square, twenty-five on a
side, you would have scarcely the
basement of the pyramid. Takej an
other hundred aud throw the /uj>»-
terial in the hollow 'square nttW it
would not lie foil; pile on al) the
brick and mortar in the city of New
York, and the structure would uot
be so high ami solid as this great
work of man. One <layer of brick
was long since removed to Cairo for
building purposes, and enough re
mains to supply foe demands of a
etty of half a million of people for a
century to eame, if permitted to use
H with perifest freedom. Cheops was
built 312# years before foe Christian
92 W. Baltimore St-,
Baltimore, Md
heroes up and had tto dividing Ml
taken away and added it to his
garden, and did not care for God or
Nabotb. He thought it quite a nice
way to get possession of his neigh
bor’s property."
“Did nothing happen to him, mo
ther F
“Yes, indeed. God sent the prophet
Elijah to tell him t
“ ‘In the place where dogs licked
the blood of Naboth shall the dogs
lick your blood, and the dogs shall
eat Jezebel by the wall of Jezreel.’
most delicate, i
operation, neve
hours, quite U
morning light re
and beauty, an
suusbiu^ it vapia
Kvcn thus sec
terionsly, does
often work. N<
Sometimes his \
raiu of summer,
der aud lightninj
• u the open sky
torrent rushing (j
highways. But.
suppose they can
Beateooetal show
uot to be dtocot
selves or with oi
they can not fix
their conversion
‘«g may
oven more
the dew,"
This image rep
ov er, wliat we in
the humility of
Jt is w£tteu, t|
uunself to behold
hu»ven and up«,
D aily, SuodAvs «w
with Night Trait)*
Una Railroad, an aud <
train* going North and
lotto, Columbia Mid At
and Wilmington, Colain
Railroad.
tTP.
Leave Columbia at
Leave Alston
Leave Newberry
Leave CdMmy ...
Leave Beltwi
Arrive at Green vilte
GEORGE S. HACKER’S
/ f
Door, Sash and Blind Factory,
they get over 1 here.” .
The policeman in the chair did not
know that his coat had been taken,
but was wondering who the new
polieetnan was.
Leave Greenville
** Belton....
“ Cokesbarv
“ Abbeville.
“ , Newberry.
A Very Good Comport.—A very
good fertilising compound is man-
u facta red by using the following sub-
stanees aooording to the directions
gives. The mixture has been called
“Liebig’s great Fertiliser,” as it is
stated that it originated with him.
This is doubtful, bat it fs a very
judicious nod sensible combination
nevertheless, easy to prepare, and
cheap. It will prove serviceable for
com, wheat, and the other cereal
grains, and also for grapes,
1. Dry pent, twenty bashed*.
Among his intimate friends, foe
liev. Dr. G., of Georgia, now
Youth's Companion.
prcttfotoieed a dreadful corse on all
Ahab’s posterity, which was fnlfilled.
After some time there happened #
great battle, and Ahab went out in
a chariot to see the course of the
battle, aud he thought that he would
not be taken prisoner oor hurt, bat
God had determined that he should
die. So during the battle an archer
draw a bow and shot au arrow, and
it bit Ahih, hod he said to the char
ioteer, ‘Tom yonr horses .and carry
me away: I am going to die, I be
lieve.’ He was so badly hurt thal
deceas
ed, was as noted for Ids readiness of
friendly retort, as be was for his per
sonal dignity. *
After a lapue for forty years, ho
was permitted to eujoy tbs society of
uu old schoolmate, with whom lie
hml been very Intimate in Ixiyhood,
t Alee iw*
Alston
Applying the Rule.—Margaret Kerr
was a severe censor of what she
considered degenerating manners.—
She undertook on on© occasion to
ecture her minister, Dr. Dalgliesh,
ou the subject of his wife’s dress.
“It was a sin and a shame," said
she, “to see sae tnucdle finery.”
The minister did not deuy the
charge, but dexterously encountered
her with the Socratic method of ar-
gnmen t.
“So, Margaret, you think that
ornament to useless and sinful in a
ady’s dress P
“Certainly I do.”
“Thep may I ask why you wear
that ribbon around yonr cap ? A
piece ef cord wouhl sorely do quite
os •ell"
Disconcerted with this unforeseen
Arrive oi Columbia.
AodriMNi Hniock aud Bine
vision.
DOWN.
L«uv« Wafoalto 5 45 a at Ar
Leave Petty\il|e 625am Ln
l^eave Pemfleton 710am Le
H‘ jus
prech
had beqom^ quite gray. It is well
known that clergymen, when iu eaoh
Ollier's company, and safe from'un
friendly observation, enjoy ft little
harmless plcasantty with, escli other
*'-;i k {sp*. * ’-.i - ■ i’), 3** « e- »
ua much as uiiv other riiii nf
men. So it we* with these two rev
erend dignitarfesfthiey fet themselves
loose with almost boyish glee.
“Tommy," skfd die friend, “I have
lieen trying db nceoupt for a fact
which I have noticed sime wc came
together. TliAt We sltoald Imfo be w
Htfre gray, to not to be wondered at
.> i - >mssm ii -‘till Ussk. . i*. • Atei'fcr
O uiqHirtcd work kept ou ImuhI to
Kuppiy. the rornitary trade. ATI
k is inode at nar owa fiaafor> IU die
, and under tlie proprietor* *|»ecial
wviriuu.
ond for Prkv List* Factory send
it* Room* 1 King, opposite Cannon
Branch on MouJojilWi
ay*. On And< m# Bn
at and Andenou, •
rwlay* and Saturday*.
au extempore sermon. I must quote
bis own words here:
“All the first part of my discourse
the people seemed cold and indifter
ent, but I noticed Aunt Hannah’s
eyes were fixed oh ine, and some
times her lips moved. I knew she
must be praying for me, and wifo
this thought in my heart, words nnd
strength came. Her eyes filled wifo
tears, and this helped tpe more still;
and before the sermon was over, I
had the attention of every one in
the house. < • < l
“As 1 came out of church she
lingered. The rest of the people bad
goue. She put her hand in mine,
aud lifting up her tearful face, skid :
‘My dear young friend, your sermon
has been such a blessing to md» I
do wish I could do something for
3. Fine Iwme dust, fores basket*.
4. OtUeinod plaster, throe bushel*.
A Nitrate at soda, forty pmmkIh.
fi. 8alpb«te Of smmonis, thirty-
fonto pounds. * * .•» i t
7. Mnlpluite af »cm)u, forty patwida.
Mix imsibers one, two, sad three
together: then mix numbers five,
six wad sev'fsn in fire backets-of
water. When dissolved, add foe
liquid to the first, aoeond and third
artictoa. When mixed, mid foe
foarth article. «*-
TnOS. DODAME AD, General Sug't
Jab ws. Noutos, General fVritef A?*t.
chariot washed Ijhat foe king died in,
and so he bad ft taken to thp, pool
and Washed, and the dbgs came and
licked up his blood, just as the
prophet skid font they would do. .
“Some years after that, the rest of
the curse that God had pronounced
upon the house of Ahab came to
pass. There was a man whose name
was Jehn who was made king, and
lie was appointed of God to destroy
the house of Ahab. He caused a
great many wicked people to be
killed, and Joram, Ahab’s son, he
shot with an arrow, and told the
people to throw him into the piece
of land that Naboth had owned; for
HAMILTON EASTER ft SONS,
BALTIMORE* MIA,
N'kESlRlNG to watiuue Herring tbrir
MJ friends attW South, will send SAM
PLES (marked with width and price of
each,) of any kind of
DRY GOODS,
of English. French aud American Manu
facture. We -will pay Expww freight on
all purehaiws from, u* amount tog to
$20 and Over.
but paitire whose older* are unuicoinpn-
uiedhy thc chfb, (either Bank Clieck or
Port UIBo Order.) um*t pay the Express
considering opr years. 1 But #htt
puzzles me, is that tlie gray should
sh>w itself on my hood, while it, is
chiefly to be seen mi your jama, mod
I Can account for It only by the foot
that that wear* out soonest, rthich h
mod most.!'
“Stop, stop, Robert T the other
qwtoktor leplitol ; fofok -a physi
cian would account for it on a touch
Next flat her cap was bound with
a piece of white tape, and never
afterward, till the day of ber death
did she wear a ribbon or any morsel
of ornament.— ZfW df IMtori Cham
bers.
arle*tmi
“Half the sorrows of s oman would
be averted," says George Elliott, “if
they could repress foe speech they
know to be useless j nar, the speech
they have resolved tjtft to otter."
Arrive at Colombi
Camden Accon
eonttane to rtm to
—MoudHysW tnlm
“* and, bail
it» the return of uiuney in
of (!S i ‘tills.
SIMMONS