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Tho Golden Soy. *Pnfw u ire m b> *•!•«* tor. «nI ifc* l r . *«k«tt*U* **•»*• “ l*tV* It the fc*jr '■ 'jPf rfiijjr IfcS b—4tnf ki»rv\ To open the morn** Aral hoar*; :& . 4» £*,*%, •WkSkXts'tkSaBk To tJi« «flarry »*»**, tike perfanw from the Dowea Not a aoul ao mm). Nor a heart no Crowing the Rwt the of nltrht; break mod?. 1 aspi U the joy proton (t. And tarn tome tUrkne** to light. Take the Golden Key In your hand, and ••• As the night tide drift" array, > How it* Ueeaed hold, I* a crown of jfoW, Through Um weary bonne of day. When the ahadowa fall, And the reaper call, f» sobbing it* low refrain. Tie a garland sorest. For the toil-dent feet. And an antidote for pain. “Soon tho year** dark door, Shall be "hut ao more s Life’s tears shall be wiped away, As the pearl gates swing. And tho gold harps ring. And tho san unsheath for aye. [A'rar York Observer. Miscellaneous. Tho Peasant EfTolution. What Shall We fie With Our Bojmf Wo are fatting a large crop of Doya. may are growing op every where. We And then la the draw lag-room, era run against them la the street. Wa do not aaa aa aiaay of then la tho dkink aa wa should like to. Bat what shall wa do with theai f The east majority of them can not have a collegiate eduoatioo, gat farthvr than tho com moo and wa are aot sore that they are the worse for that. Bat they are growing ap, and the que* tion la, “What shall wa do with Johaay r Johnny wants to be a groat sculptor, or he wants to writ* “Johnny piojtif* on ao acre of can he wiahos to be an author. Bat he does not with to work oo the tint, nor done he wish to engage la Ule lifts. He does not like botiuees, aad the taw la not to be thought of, Aod ao Johnny lounge* about the farm, doing odd chorea at time*, working oa hi* marble, or canvas, or re-wriuag his eoaay oo the Kolatioo of the Infinite to the intangible. Bat what shall wa do with him T We sappoae there are a few familiee where tho pcoblom i* I LUTHERAN Spin Wtll. Sped w«n. VISITOR, CHARLESTON, S. C., AUGUST 14, 1874. Sptekdor Lfli fifcltaa^i of Uiri'lS Thought X*«ntU! to Httlth. t The pacification ot the formers and laborers in Eastern England ha* not reunited, as may hare been hoped by the landed proprietors, in checking the resolution which is fast converting the peasantry into a uni ted resisting body. The emigration scheme aot on foot at Leamington is followed by a sort of crusade, a pro gre*s made by a deputation through rural England, to atir up the Serfs to self aaaertioii, and probably to or| ganire, on a yet more extensive scale, an exodus to other land | Such movement* can seldom be gauged by prophecy, especially where a class so stolid and adhesive as the English peasant is concerned ; but it is certain that the impulsion given to the uprising led by Joseph Arch, by the great lookouts of Cambridge shire and Lincolnshire, has spread far, aod has by no means yet reached its limit. The fact proclaimed and enforced long ago by Arch, that the English tabor market is desperately overcrowded, is beginning to be ajk predated by those whom It most 1 terests and to whom It preaches gravest lessons. There is not really room ou the British isle fee the population which has grown upon it ; there is more labor seeking employment than there are laads for the laborers to cultivate, or mills and mines for them to work in. The power of the territorial aristocracy is derived no more from their pro script!ve privileges protected by tho law, than from the fact that they have this overcrowded labor market at their mercy. They mm with Im punity hold the threat of eviction over the heads of obstinate tenants, and may settle wages and conditions pretty much as they please; a disa greement only harts the peasant, who, evicted, knows not whither to torn for work, aod moat often go to the poor bouse or starve by the road side; the landlord has only to coll in other hands but too eager to clutch at the vacant places. This fact leads to the inference that the only permanent relief to the English peasantry, to those who re main at home as well as those who go abroad, Is in an extensive aod steady emigration. Even were all the idle lands, now held by the no bles and gentry for parks, lawns, and hunting grounds, compelled by some radical law into cultivation, and divided up among a number of owners, the relief would only be temporary; for the Increasing popo iation would, according to the ratio of past growth, move than keep pace with this augmentation of the arable acres. It 1* wire, therefore, in the leaders of the peasants, to lose no time in organising emigration par ties, and thus thin out the surplus age of peasant labor, so that it may come to be in actual demand. When that period arrives, the peasants who stay at home, already aroused to a sense of their lights and value, will . be able' to make terms with the owners of the soil, and few of the latter wilt then be able to afiord vast enclosures devoted to pleasure, sod unfrequented even for that purpose daring the greater part of the year. Meanwhile, ibe emigrants, trans ferred to the Western hemisphere, Mf not fail to thrive on the new soil, where they will have plenty of room and the broadest opportunity to make the mere of that sturdy vigor which has always been the conspicuous physical virtue of the English peasant Much may be hoped from Joseph Arch’s visit to the Western States lo the coming autumn; for hie recognition of the unrivalled opportunities which await hjs fellow-peasants in that region will doubtless be followed by a valu able influx of exactly the sort of ag ricultural labor that is needed by the vacant expanses beyond the Missis vf Vi'l'T'S.-r * ’ ^ regarding which mo committed. Lot os any right here to each ioeiptsat Praxiteles aad Ra phael that the read to ***** la this »try lies through the wo«%shop, the stare, or tho form. Nothing ks more difficult in this country than the early pursuit of literature or the fine aria. If your hoy ha* three testes, aod oven talent, thank Clod for it; bit do not let them prove his ruin. Let him learn well aad time'. u^m^^^e^mmn,^u|sm!i^^HpiuiHpususv; rsewumspsup 'iswvasMw unare wuusmsw oughly some trade, or else wake a former of him or pat him la a store, aad than, when he shall have aa qaired the means of earning hit ova livelihoodl let him at his leisure develop his tastre. This, indeed, la thu history of the success of oar two greatest sculptors, one of whom Is ao tooger living. One was aa apprentice, nod a gdbd worker be waa Thu other into mercantile businrea, sied ployed bis odd lemur* masses la in luntitoniur bita of staiuurT ftut ‘SUSP v^v^^^v me w vim _w # ssuis now his reputation is wurld uide, sod orders come la upon Mm os thick as the summer leaves. Pat Johnny to work. Whether he likes U or aot, moke kirn work; bat if possible give him work which ha gore at willingly. A hoy whs wit) do nothing bat chisel, or point, or write poetry, or write maays, will scarcely, if ever, succeed at it. First the form, thu workshop, the ing house j after that thu marble hast, the painting, the epic, or the eeary. Boys need discipline, the hard discipline though It he, of fife; and It is better that they sho«M have real hard knocks at first than that they should law their in salt ness aad fl»e respect of others to thu pursuit of that MBunere which la so pernicious as it to disgraceful ~ CkrUtmn Work. Manktof Boors. Tom Jaaeo was a Uttle fellow, and not so quick to learn as some boys; bat ao one la the dare could beat him to his lesson*. He rarely missed in geography, never to spelling, end his arithmetic was always correctly done ; sa for his reading, oo hoy tow proved Utc him. The scholars ware fairly so fry sometimes, he outdid them ao cooataatly. “Wk/f Toss, where do too learn roar I rearm > t Yon don’t study in other boys." “I rise early in studv aa himr lefitri* * •wered Tam. Ah! that to it “The hour hue sold in its month.* is a little garden which to the jweufoet am! fol spot la the neighborhood, earliest radishes, berries aod potatoes grow there, ll •applies the family with vegetables, besides some fbr the mdkket. If say body wants flowers, that gerden for stokes the sweetest roses, pinks, sad “all sorts* without aambev. Thu soil, we used to think, wo* poor aod rocky, besides being exposed to the north wind 1 and the owner li at kin ssen^sa ion p se^u^^ua ewm^sp ue uwf?s sws*^v business all day, yet be saver hires anv one to die or to wood for him. • How do you moke so much out of your little garden V h* was ones asked. “I give my wernfogs to It,* he an swered; “aad I don’t know which la the SMOt benefited by my work, my or L* ^ . m 1 toa r si t It to e vegy erittoal time la a boy's history when he first begins to • little aiooev. and k#* the mrndinr of Hi la his own hands. The way to which he laveets hto firm shillings to a matter of for great* than he ever imagine*. It may for- slab the key to all hto fotare It to qaite ee important ea art to learn to “spend weir as to learn to “•pare well.* A boy miner is • oolite audible, hooelesu rkaraetor. but a frugal, economical bey, to laying tbe foundation of a substantial char actmr, and otoet likely of a saceeesfol busioese career. When the candy stores tempt you, learn to pass oa. If necessary to brace up your reeduttoa, leave your wallet at house. I know a hoy, who ho* brail bat a veer to this situation, who spent every thing he could « 1 € no one to control him; his frieeds were et s distance, and he drew for fond* to keep hto » kg has |iaSt ceulor?, store mil 1 of link who had a geaerel impreeeioa that hto salary was aot enough to wap port him—so they supplied hto weal* from time to time. They have bat jnet dieunrscsd how the money went, and jou m»y be safe that they wore well pleased to find their coafl had been an shooed. At oao he hod metis himself qaite ill ■wfe' s* k a as c a * »*« ^A .» f msdl »uw> !*• try i»«m FlflMHVf IVfiBresgAPlPCnr »il twR mwfoufV jkiul kk frifitib t... I fa,!• w^P^*’W.sviewF™ s jg| r rewsws son^e PwS^Fn^ram-w assi^ais Ivtl greet satiety about kis“kunt week,'* which was so overtax tog kirn. Uasl indulge to luxuries to food, clothtog, or rerTwandtags which yoa Awed. If ywo fi"el after a * *Thto was aot right," be •are >«m have made s hod bargain If n sick mother or stoter hod e wilt at Iced a eetfish ex imodltere of it. Tho adds leoeou of self denial to one yoa coa not begia to learn too early, hraaaso It to owe your heavenly Father eoyuius ipa you. Think weft over year expenditures, it will help |on wonderfully to bifl iatmiuMit* ImmmI sit r woemreiR t**' %irawiPiPa thly clothtog threaghont to a very vnlaolde thing for any boy, end a e totter of recommendation uhrreir* Mr. Tractor's “King of Boas* la the magnificent Birina—that splen did star of the south eastern skv. whees fixed blesc Is not diminished, even though tog IMS raoedrd from us, during the Hone on millions would dare to say. How| have up;wered—with what unuttera ble glory—to the first reace of man kind f—to the* human beings who preceded tho ancient Egyptians f Those totter worshipped Birins. lie vara s rad hoe, thuo—three or four thousand years before the time of OhrtoL Hto color has changed daring the last four thousand years, and be, himself, to untold sad ea tellable miles fort her away than he was then; hut sack to hto unimagf that even hit swift from this |ar1*r«!or region 1 seems to make, to nay one century, ao perceptible dif A^uemoeasimn Aon mwmse *—*—**-- — M ifffBCP iv Bti npiifBJirifti Of one sta/ alone, of all the in finite hoot eatoldc of our tolar sys tem, the dtstadb* has been measured, ft to Alpha Oretauri It Is found to He more thou tOO.nmi times forthar away than the aaa. At this die tones our sun ANMld *Uit>«- much lens brightly than Alpha CootaarL But Birins, that todblde sun, to etill more remote. He to at n vastly greater distanur sway ; the beat com Itetallows iuwtfpk to him a distance exceeding that of Alpha Ontonri five fold to trsMd Taking the saudlrat of the die Uimot, It fotlewa ’Jut if Biriee toww no more brightly Utxu Alpha Oa tanrl to appeasaocr, he meat never give out twenty five Ilmen aa light- Yet a careful eompnri- of his brightwr** uitS that of Alpha OMaufi ehous that Htrina to shout four there brighter. There fore, says Mr. Tractor, in reality he must gyve «*>t about one hundred limes a* murk light as that great If we would have our bodies healthy our brains mast be ased, in orderly and vigorous ways, that the life giving streams of force may flow down from them into the expect out organa which can minister but as they are ministered unto. We ** j admire the vigorous animal life of the Oreeka, and without injustice we recognise and partly seek to imitate the various gymnastic and other means which they employed to secure it. But probably we should moke a | fatal error if wc omitted from our j calculation the hearty and generous ] earnestneus with which the highest subjects of art, speculation aod poll lice were pursued by them. Barely in this com the beautiful and ener getic life wus expreoacd in the ath letic and graceful frame. And were it a mere extravagance to ask wheth er some part of the lassitude and wean lira* of life, of which wc hear •o much in our day, might l* due to lack of mental oocujsvtiou on worthy •ub|ects, exciting and rejmyiog a generous enthusiasm os well ns to on over-exercise ou lower ones! Whether on eiigroesmetit on matters which |p v * not substance enough to justify or satisfy the meuta! grasp lira not at the root of some part of the maladies which sfiect our mental convalescence f Any otto who tries It soon finds oat how wearying, how disproportions lily exhausting is an I ever, with ht* 4 „,l m the to to a A wm •■■■■■■■■■I tlmy very eftou gw Isfetksr. If yea ■■it tcMar foJNwt* I* Uit luvkl Jr o 1 w w ^m^^uuume wee sasswi^u* ^ will most hkriy saw thu time ) * mi iraiiMN very SMutiMjr it tabes to fist tew nOTiwt IJmi tumniM ■■■ m^rwwiwra mmsus ^re»wsuw'sw us mm™ ^ you win Stand a for Is*ter Rusee day to have dtoliar* ta to year la other word*, coming lurk to It to found that Birins shines to reality three buNsind times more brightly than thu nun. Crwlsr prawn, mathematical i 3. that If into he iron (mud he believe* it*, then it Mtowtr'ihat Ike rwlussw of Hmn» to atmut twenty two haadred tiasiM gfvui ea the sum's. Even the dtoute tor uf tbtoEtof uf tktomkebetwreu Imiuu iXil I,) werappw-. is vsfMv wre Out ef that htogly qib rr, «f light vahtr, two UmsiwAiei *ueh eur wr might Is* formed, “each At la to the centre 4 * m-Wm* •f rkrritng utwhls ns that over uhkkour What of IVIrkw * Important aa bears sway.* urates* overdoes of “light literature," 00m pared with an equal uuiount of time •peat ou tral work. Of tbto wr may he sure that tin <U« < brain—ol thought—is our of the essential elements of human life. The perfect health of a man Is not the raiae os that of an ox or a bom*. The pie(Nxn*lcritig tupaeiii of his nervous par ts demand * a corn tog life 1 .—ConkiU Maptninr. Smith Ncvtri N«»w eat hurr;e*lly, boeausc it cause* mdigrutfon. Ne%er s;»eai in a hurry, U auve it to ominous of iiMtabdtty. Never think on gumg to l*ed. Is-, cause it makes uukefulnrna. Nevrv ret In*ween meal*, broams' it produces iivuatton. Never dim- in exottcuu ut, to-ennse ; the biuoii to enlied to Ibe brain, j which ought to aid digesttou. « Never swulluw food w it bout liter wugh chewing. Imw-ooss- it bring* on dyopepsia. Never cot when you do not want it, benasMsc uhras you shall want you c ut nut cat. Never sleep with your mouth ; because the air breathed with car ■ acid disturb* the mucous tnem- : Gokftf Ik 4ufo**’* If yuu invest nosey to leave them tipueed tn the it to the eeara m I I# * spendthrift vtibeut svomrity —e dead toes to both rase*. If you tovrat money to enter rend them. It to the Mttiajr four ■hmmi Into * drawing mhrv thu prtonlpsl ur in fine The vaftotjr of mdonug is anunal lifo to wau uf (Be marvel* *4 aatare, only now Imgieatog to be studied sri- untIBrally. It is tain to way that an animal to ImakRIhi, rithe* n sy mate try nr diverakg of color, to order to ! pleura the kfoaea eyr. Ttobra In the depths of the Indtoo «%*. u here Never go lu real without uwidling the hands and fens Uecua*r mure dhrt accumulates on the skin to the day thus night, aod to re-absorbcd daring the night. import**!* of pMKimoUtj, Kl\— Method to Ibe very hinge of Unst there to ao method with up- TancsUiahty to im- (sMtont. heenane It subserves the l«Mr and fed li mj*v of n family t Immmm «,««m >• IW. |—. ! ,hr *"’< '* “ *" 1 <*HnW <* If yuu l*vest aad property care for them, it to the some*a* dreentog your wife in silk to do kitchen weak. If you mvrat vour fruits sod do aot guard sad give them a ehuace in, their volne. It to the • coed hand into thu Atkl ■11X ten In ta wnrk with. If yem lavmt ■god Dorm and well, It to the same ea lire meet gorgtoM* Mat*, flue thing { Is irm*rk*l«to, laid*,.flak*«, .»»*d to J the metallic ewd owing, wbC ■eftkmi good wllh and ra mmlatlng end aha stag her ns to crush her 1 If yen mvrat your and (to not mind and taste so aa to la a fine It wkk It to na if you were to gear a silk hat to the mllL li jam wtom ciolbf 1 * bin] dignity end ease, N to m If a ydoegh maa wera to Ml al a jmiforfo table drii \n Srtf ConfroL—It to a groat advan tags to iiep quiec, greewruuy onu ootarnllv. s*-if control to the beet eridetxw of a cultivated Intellect aad a dear ooaerieaoe It to a gnat listen aad ohm to safe! without prejudice, aad with or wfMtout advice commit no errors. Nothing to m lag ra rarely done. If you lor set rink, It I* the i to a com follow la hath eaa#* If you iatuot your It to the at*a -are too bleaks to If yoa taveet your toet / aovsl. It to tho lag a tailor's daady to dig | la | turning bun Will mis w*m I h-f. gj, IMRNra^Wfi^rai a RF mn1-n<- path with tkehr has ef |tother uf iwid. What to the remrea of them- areaem-ment* la the oaimgl kingdom t U to a ba uatiefse- t but «ome obsorve ubteh Ihraw tine to, that the putt of the body the earth Is always which to uppermost. re apfwvrrat. • wn (he siifep, •* Ibe have the left rede, i« the twsck, of a Mat, Wkttot Ore wthei rale to while. It fogy he ooitoed that birds which fif * *a|h were, bqtlred to light, he strong uantraai of the tipprr and kroer mid fire* 1*sh of bloc qnd ring* equally (Urlf alt duty, uni MMnwtimc* ex- rhis duly; the c.iiuiiu-ss of which is |imlnc* is another 1 . nd ventage of pan** iMtiity. A dis aim i**F-fn-y ivu 1 m ’ * ~ orderly man m alway s to * hurry ; be has tm trove to Wfswik hi yoa, bwsuow \ he to going rfeuw here; and w hen fee there ire to too late lor bto bnsi- or he must hurry away to aiKiiJwr Iw-feue he can finish it. Tunc- lenltiy give* weight u» churosirr. Txnxxnixnoi Dr. J. Walker's ( allfomia Yin- fgmr Bitten* are a purely Vc-cr.ino prepamiioo. made chiefly from the na tive herbs fbtuxl on tho lower ranges of tbe Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor nia, the medicinal viropcrtie* of which are extracted therefrom without the use of Alcohol. Tho qoMtion ia almost daily a^ked. u What the caiuse of tho unpamllcled succe«s of Vixeuau Bi r- •nensr Our answer to, that they remove the cau*e of and tbe patient re covers hU health. They are the great blood purifier and a life-giving principle, a jiertect Renovator and Invigorator of tho system Never Lefbro in the Uitorr of tho world has a nieduAoe been eomprandM irasereins Ua q ushhM ef Vixsass hirrsa* in heahox the 1 dek of every disease man u heir to. They a peat So PurjtsUve os well« »b wm ndieriog Confwtiau or luflammaitoti of ths liver srJ Visceral Organ*, in Billons f De. Walk re’s orient, IHaiihoretic, l^ivaiire. binrNie, 1-T-dotive, Cw«za«r-lmUifa.t. 1»oa*«aiic. Aiu**. tire, sad Anti-BIUtrau- Orttefol ThousiinuH proclaim Vty. egajb Brrncxs the mo*t wonderful In- vigocobt that ever msuiucd ill- eaiking The Vixxoxs Oanniuatire No Person mn take theiw* Bitters according to directions, and remain H:g unwell, provided their bourn ate not de- by mineral poison or otlurr and vital organs wafcted beyond Remittent and Inter- IptMcnt Fevers, which arc so preva lent in the valleys of oar great rivers throughout the United State*, <r^;.<cciai!y thorn of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan sas. Red, Colorado. Hraros, Rio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, hurannab, Ro anoke, James, and many others, with their vast tributaries, throughout our entire country daring the Summer and Autumn, and remarkably so during sca- of unusual boat and dryness, are a sum hoe made mu epimtot- mcsi, thru I know Ire will keep it." And (hto fmmk* panel uiility In yen, for, lik« otfewr virtue*, it |»rop« gate* itself, gerrant* and chffelren few iwsorfoal where their trader am. Appointment*, indeed, lie- debt*. I r»we you tinlitv, If I have made *u ap|*Mutiuenr wilti yum; and hare no right to throw away your time, if I da nty own. the pw/wmji 1 I |H(Mlfito' §m MW MriftW of Her*. —Hi* and days were upeut by role. He rase at a certain time, end re tired et another, aod, though mi fire it was not often that hi* nr leathered hobs os abov e. UM bee ahrii. like I < I the the body ; aad the wings of rangetneuU varfenl. Ill* hours lor hetuwfito* sr^aa brauufuih writing were I ret ween breakfast ami luudbrocfe and whet! there waa work to be done »o temptation wo* *uffi eieoUy stroug to cause il to be tieg levied. This order and regularity ill lire ground followed him through the day. Iiis isuhI wee eraeotmliy methodtoal, and •hot is hto long walks in bis recreationh, bora to hto labor, ho v»i governed, by keep this rule* laid down for htmaelf by him til tiretr lives 1 sorb as *elf, rales wall studied iieforehxud, fittto beet lew tahatoittog asal rarely dejmrted from, of to fiy fo«ra light Jtojftfc, rajOsIan jferamat WmW IP**! iPUlto (tore •ra Hke have bad oorastioti to obearve Or warm felanderiug man does i far Ibe world than a frigid ■ XaUt rtf ^ -w raHraWrew One.who firia luto 4 tevtriotdy accompanied by extensive dc- rongemsats of the stomach and liver, aod other abdominal viscera. In their treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow erful influence upon these various or gans, to esceutially necessary. There to no cathartic for the purpose equal to DJt. J Wa LETS'* VlXSGXE Ritters, as they will epcedily remove the <lark- cokwi J vtoefei matter with which the bowels are loaded, at tho same time cttcmlatuig the secretions of the liver, and grocraliy restoring the healthy function* of the digestive organs. Fortify Ike body against disease by purifying stt Us fluids with Vixegae ItiTTKR*. No epidemic can take bold of a system thus fore-armed. , Bywcpidn or Indigestion, ncad- Afbe, Pam in the Ftioutders, txmghs, I’ighrnca of tho Chost, Dizziness, Soor Erur to*, ions of tho Stomach, Bad Taste In the Month. Rili tw Attacks, Painita- tatioo of tire Hca:\Iallaminatioa ortho Lungs, Taio t« the region of ths Kid ccys, and a hundred other painful symp toms, are the offsprings of Dyspepsia. One bottle will prove a better guarantee of it* merits than a lengthy advertise ment Scrofaln, cr Kind’s Eril, White Swethsjr* Views. Siywipeto*, Strolled Neck, Centre, Scrofokm* lnfl*mta*tion*, lcdolcct Inflammatieu*. kfwcrial Affections Old Bor**, Ensfrtiwu* *4 the Skin, Sore Eye*, etc. Ia there, *s to all -ithcr constitutional DiV •asw, Walkck** TiKKCAt BiTTEks have *bowa tlidt grmt curative power* ia tho *ac>st (ibstioote aod iatractahl* esses. For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism, Gout, Bilious, Remit tent *uid Inv-nuittcnt Fever*, Diseases of ths Blood, L.vcr, Kidncr* and Bladder, there Bitter* have oo ccr.J Such Diseases are caused by Vitiated Blood. Mccliatiii ;ri Disrates.—rersot gnged in Taints and Minerals, *uc flambers, Typo-^ettew, Gold beaters, and Miners, «a they advance in life, are subject to JwalrM* of tbe Boirrl*. To guard again* thi*. take a doae of Walkss’s Vrv- XOAt Bittkes ovcaMonaily. For Skin Discuses,* EtnpUons, Tet ter. Salt Rheum, IUotclte*, Spc»t«, Pimple*. Pestuka ltoiU, Car bunder*. Ring-worn*, Staid-bead, S-«tc Eyoa, Erysipelas. Itch, SctuC*. LHacoloratioos of tbe Skin, Humors and Iliaaase* of tho Skin of whatever name or nature, are litcraHy dug up and earned oat of the system in a short tune by the ueo ef there I Utter*. Pin, Tape, and other Worms, larking in the rrstetn of to many thousands, ano cfiectnaU j destroyed aad removed. No cr«t«in ef mediciue, no vermifuge*, no on- theiatodtto* will tree (he system from worms like there Biller*. For Female Complaints, to young or old. married or single, at the daws of wo manhood. or the turn of life, these Tonic Batters display so decided as influence that improvement 1* «oou perceptible. Cleanse tlw Vitiated Blood when ever you find il* imparities bar ?tmc throneh the skin in Ilmpies, Eruptions or 6orA; cleans* it when you find it otwtr >Q|C1 such as ■prewy w4/wv'«^, va arwsxe ■ siargito in tbe Tctoi; cieaoM to wb< _ fvd j roar feeling* will tell you when. K c op tbe Mood pare, and the health affile system ■rill loiloir. a. »«. Mfoosun St co., Prv.; .now m«10*. Agratta* Ffreeiae* California, «4 «-+. «*4 WreUrelSa as* OtoStoS*, N. l«M *'f *11 Drnzgnu oat* rial III Tbe Short lino Schedule. C- < • Jw A. lUltJiOAD CVliirANV, (Vn-nuniA, Fcbrniuy 2*1, 1874. Cf^ttf! f«flmrlep r«i»»‘uin*r l^cHrvlule ’ Ali fe oisefstod ou and .iftxr this dal. : .Tonc«j wonrii. Trele’ffo. ft. Train No. 4. La ( AagnsU, ODOam 4 U pm G raoibrifle, 7 S-4 n. m 5 11 P w Bstrernic, 0 4ri a m 4700 pm Co] urn bis, 11 58 s nn 1) 87 p m Chester. t434 pm 95$n nt Arrive Charlotte, f€ 40 p m *315 h m No. 3 Twain make* clow connection, (to Rivhmoftid, to *11 mint* North, arriving nt New York at A. M. No. 4 Traffi uink«‘* clow* connection, cto Rkhmoiul, to all point* North, arriving at New Y< rk *1 ».l« T. M . WOKIM SOOTIt. Train No. 1. Train No. S. Lcuw Chniloilr, CbeotW, « rn * 54 am Columbia, t816 p m Iblem ilk 4 57 p in <3»wiiik*%flto, |715 pro Anise AngneU. 8 35 p m •Breakfast, t Dinner, ffiapner. Srath hoend train* connect at Auguata for all INiiwte Hribtli ami Wc*l. Through wild and torfetce chcckeri to all 'Sleeping ears on all 6 10 p m 11 S8pm a 40 am H 43 a t»> * 7 48 n m fi43a ia I R* R, R. RADWAY’8 READY REUfr CtnkJEfi TH* W0B9T »ai,1 ln from Ona to Twenty HOT AM* kadwatw t WIT-1 FAa. ‘fora Tt w**tx« an* «»iS aly - *«|W <h» i M, «>ti etr— , Sow**, a,, “too, “7°* <>«» nrwm unmau ,.owiet of ci 1 * —b.~ia. mo. are ,er iADWAY't It I AD f Dtruuuuifeoj! >*oi I ' fnAowmcr. Statute FIVER AIIB AGUE. MBM !^r HEALTH! BEAUTY!I ^ DR. RADWAY’8 Sampariia Ealrai THE GREAT BLOOD PtHtfntX. UA* MAPS THE UOirj^^^raS U iivj.'it tf t iurtora Vuat :lt Every Da; ci !ra it fok aad Weicht it Seat VEST • ml <*t jOaur it tilsiwlcUr *l iiH>ra. M Sen Eyev „ __ ttac went formt ot *kta Rorr*. Ar«U *«<,■*, Wc ACM. Blerfc Sre*,. Wurm. ta Um SIm cera to Uw WmaS. aed aii *s:lu-«n < fc lfbt »»«*«, l.-cof Ape ibe lire ere eralius Use <■ w.asAer of 1lo«!«ni CbreUstrT, end l-rcsre tsoenj pereos wies ttfu? tlscvcem cu |«WBtM»cr to core If Ui« be cams isj eo4 sSreoMpoeiiiuB tlset U conun t c-tU la erreetSB* thec wessre. wsib Few mntr rsel meAe fr< nu h Ibe SAftiAfAEHXUK will ead te ceruse; Utr when eace Utk rinWy work of piiUmbe, ea* ennnee*e.te ‘ be ot wmt**, sur. j.isn wUi fee the peUeet will Awl hlreecl • rrewl the iood dA-cecta« Utter, ejipctlu ea* weir hi iecreHl&r Sot oe !y dree tbe 'Srei»c e.s en« (ulnae o«ur KbOn care for Kidney cC Bladder Vrlaerr end Womb gUteewe. OrereL, treret ot Wear. IrereMneneeof Ci care, Atbemlnarie, end ia *X ceun w , ! iwAdlailAapara. or tbe water le tbick, with eeretaacce Utke tbe wbtuof eaeta, w btte at*, re tbe nn »* e I while Sm .iv 4 {, bernlsts sew, pare In the ftatel! usf tbe Tumor- cf Vi e prtrksttr, ;■« rniag swnwjloybee F Yean* Cored by l tad way's Resolvent. D*. RAOWAY’I PeFiecim^ative&RepiaWi rcTfucaz Wetekre. elegantly coaic* wftfe i psir*-e,_r«r»l«te. pertfy. cteea* —- -—- V . and *U Deraapteeca* S i VunBtbt to effect e pretetee i coatebib^ no acrevtry. rirereef JUDWtVS r:LI^ w!3 free*.**; tern (hoc el! iS<sre u«nred d .«r*«re l-moe,*re* ^aKAi* ‘ W r!i‘uv r!r n " Cti — MM| •. .. ■ • r*L*K AXO mca- ara - •, RADWAV * OO. KeSVuml Itutrateitaa worth tin— «will ha* GEOKGS S. HACKEE'S Door, Sash and B?ind CHARLESTON. city, *n«i umfe r tin* pn»nrictor 1 * sumtrtolra. £ ml lor Price Ubi F»i Waim lloeuis ; Kine, »»p{Weai*' Suvei, oa Rue of City mifev^y Box. No. m JtflrT SvTtbt‘VritxBEyi-%- <5rrics, S*r fi* 1 Train* Iwore r0*w!e*4re <USy. f***r"*’ &.3U ts-h'-S r.M v. ji. tv.* 7 v*. m* „ ^ rere* -i M. 27 .TtSSAfre" s«and arrttc-, e*ljr at S.SJ A. M. Train lss«iTlnc Clssrloenn el 6.S* A- h'sWfl ^ nwctlwa rely rie Rlchwret*. Tcaii* reek.-* oeitecOcu vie KSchwosid; el*>*«^" Mrsn Tie Bar Lhte. Eiwsienyere IrecSep fr tbi* train iretag via Bay Uoe to ,•> BeJUuwrc ; Uwm..- lrerlnjr Ptnidaj-w ’*? ** Train IcavU? 1P.S. « S«aia^, v Friday*, cretM><H at PonswouUs iriib eteamere ,rf the Old I>reelsrion St hew Vsw*. acrivina ■Sight at ^ //ea r Hollaud, the Oh< i Alre-ctioit of • I* 0t work.’ 1 < r It-mpt not hit ibet* Ire mu h ji to Hio»t ft 5 W'e nm*" „ to toMrcAbOn.M tjymething. <1 ra*4i; BBBTii A few yea i Hyiiotl at w<> isiiintf-^ ot h tl i station iu Ih lege, as well worthy of th* which the effc Biwvt-il to a ui< projK*>itig to fits cents per in C wier, opjHiHfd iieoble, it not ^ We had just leetit* |H*r Hie it t ojn-rat loti.s ot _L inow make it • j ll was oo fai ; ( had ever dom many excel!-: seeiiuh] tost.T-, The resolution. rarried «ritl» i - S 1 am ootTcet i: L raitie tfee doK r M »»y did noi. | «hih< :»ekno« 1« j fifeinkiiig it imj- meeting of *S\ i I ■ .* ic if: hundred dollar inefead of thi ten cent rem>tu’ ill. .(V, TffljjJ -r] Now wi* ha\ tsiinple i IIt«pif r. by |irt»iw»>iu- •• effort. So in t fttorit, there m I feelore tlic elnlj starlit- ffee p, ii-iiitiide. I ^think, hunt it i raryes *»[h-n to J Is ■®Calel» and .fo-h “Is t UK go lilt .. t*r ut* ate «< the cimrt-ii ad<i ih earliest to \ MEM’ plan f.ti \ nary. Let the wind lids. I think that the naiiit- l»n*serve«l in ( ( not then meet t in the South t; • liis matter, rai- | l ultra* plan, am , 1 Phofkssobsh: 1 Ki«mae ofethe t • * n.«, Mloaiawipp 1 Virginia peopn i we better eml m. this departed « T of theology eml uury iKiariug hi I Citn we not all I Bed North Cat j wit* and pay his memory ? charity which g endnreth all thn I But more ot | l^*t us all tltiuk c charity in whit I I: meii >i» This work > 1 Hiowly. The v, | ' met now. 1, I 4 he way. It i.- I ly a«», ot ,wu- pi.. I anti—M«tr doilrt, I far j,er ineuil> I I ■ ik- k- Oierc *boot 6 f - SL, <m* rattreHy oil si»o night »t re*. kB* cntlr.'!* siTssHtn^ —■ far* by liM ireite twnaty Us-.uurs-, seclfetoM •nit *tat*wre«*TO on -tciaissors ■Hm oblre ot tbe 014 tkwaiiiire Creprey Bne*t on tBs* AtUncie Corel F. K. Hroxs, p. L. CbEACKR, OfbM Ticket Agomi. »*• to mM P -VS-SImSGEE TRAISK mi < eonBFcSbg With Kinriri Tr*i«*! G. 6c C. Eaili aad. „ , dwty, SwimlES „ rwarei« BfoSlP 1 reUgfews, ColatsUiv ;u.d A*VK ttKl * Rearrere ^ rr ^ » i»eavc Colnwsilsta - - -- *;- n Alotofe ' ♦ ’ - - aewtony -f • OokstwNiny - ... - WaflkM. ' v . - Arrive nt Oi««tvU:« (», • Dews. r : LetTe GrwevUk feattM ». »' ♦ ■ *"• Cokrelswnr tffeirtwrw - •> Alston , . Arrive »t Cbtwblftft . - - « - Anderso» Hmtutt and Kim II ion. bbWJf. .. K-r. Reave ViJisolla A*5 *- Bi. Arrive Penyrllle OtK • PenAlbtoa 7:in Andcvvon WO “.'^RSSiS, tX ™ Xjbtm *** ‘“fgri.oS.U.EA.S. WW J 4*114 Wo«TO*. OcMDkl •nckri •hip iu the *miUl pimit *fo»ly m Hichui toBob straleg* | church. But u> I ^3'uotl, l know, |, •*1 l know- to i_ir x ,,J d» in the oth« toHition with the auKMin Jcjurhotl tWO tho: 1 would ivapt < L " that a him! 1 the tiutiiversn: \ October uext determine to 1 to - tin* foform | *“*1 offering t f ifitofl te tbe Hie 1 Bs sturdy as tin-I •••Bert Is I "ith n u . hear^\ I l^tora, ho #m> ( I ikt Hichmouti i Uretbrcu fn ||, J |C