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It^clal r*■Haiwwi u» ■•fcr——
t( It it #«l) mi(M tlMt • proper eda-
. r it ion U included in the term 'necoeen*
rice.* Whether n ‘proper education' u
to be coostrued 1o include more than a
common achool education U a question
upon which n difTfreocc of opinion pre-
Yaiie. The Supreme Court of Vermont
once decided that ‘A g>K)d common
erhool education at least ia now recog-
ttised as one of the neceseetics for an in
fant. Without it he would tack an ac-
quisitioft which woaM be common amonj
his associates, and would ever be liable
to anffer in kia transaction of business.
Such an education is moreover essential
to the intelligent discharge of civil, po
lities) and religions duties.' The Eng
lish Cotarts hsvs ruled that a good com
mon school edneation was for the benefit
of the reelm. -—— .
“In this country the education of
children baa been provided for by eon-
stitutioual and atatntory provisions f-r
the organixation of public schools, free
to aU within the scholaatie age. Expe
rience, however, has shown that the at
tendance upon the free pub tie schools
has never ineinded all the children of
school age. Patents have been found
“so indulgent and negligent of duty in
that respect,’ so regardless of the inter-
•kts of their ehtidren as to anffer them
to grow ip in ignorance and idleneiM, or
•o greedy f w a little prcacat gain ths|
they are witling to aaerilce the future
welfare of their ehildree to obtaia k,
and aapaciaBy ia ear large eitiee a class!
nf ehBdrea art fcwad who prafcr the aa-
h rid lad Besaaa ef the mroets to the
who 1 as an reel mints of the school room.
"To prevent this evil there have been
added to the achool ijalam of many of
the States what are known as the pro
visions of a eowpoleery education. The
flute having provided a free gift for he
thildree, has sometimes found it neces
sary to compel its aoccpUnoe.
"These provisions ate of too kinds ;
those that apply to perenu or custo.
dians of the children, the compulsory
laws prrper, and thcee that rvech sad
apply to the childrea themselves, or the
Ians to prevent sad pnnish truancy.
"The compulsory lew is perhaps more
effective sad reaches the larger number
of eaeaa It dectaae the'duty of the
parent or rwetodieo and enforces that
dety by penalties hr the branch thereof.
“Then eompabory provisions are not
ongieal ia the Mamaebasetts kw of
IMS, hot wmM seens te have host bor
rowed from the Arne sierra es the lews
in reference to stubborn children or those
who should smite or curse their astursl
parents."
In as article on "The Criminal Code
of the Jews," ia s recent number of the
Pall Nall Gasette, the writer says :
“It mast be teanembered that educa
tion was well advaaaed among ihe He
brews, aspectsHy after the first or Biby-
Ionian eaptirky. A system of compul
sory education bad been introduced by
Joebna, tbe ttn of Gsmale. There was
a rchnol board for each district. Erery
child more than 6 yraie of age was ob
liged to at’ead the commercial schools,
fluch importance does the Tslmad at
tach to tbe treiaiag of tbe yonug that it
<nt*ra into tbe miauteet details upon the
subject.
Tbe duty of preparing them to become
grod and utefal eitisens was not neg
lected. Tbe Bible was their mural and
legal code, and the study of this was en-
foreed. A Jow could not but be well
acquainted wkh the leading principles of
his legal code and their general applica
tion.
And the same writer says: “A man
who had not or had never had a fixed
occupation, trade, or business, by which
l*e earned a livelihood, was not allowed
to act as judge. “He who neglects to
teach hie son a trade,” my tbe rabbins,
Ns sa though be taught- him to steal.”
“A compulsory law prevails in most
of tbe States.
“If it be true that a good common
achool edaoatkm ia recognised as ene of
tbe acceeaaiiea for as infant, and essen
tial to the diooharge of oivil and political
duties, or as gaaataily stated, that a dif-
fuaioa of knowledge among the people is
esawtial to the preservation of fnt insti
tutions, these so-called compulsory or
obligatory laws are founded upon the
righlawl duty of self protection aad pro
oorwri— They holoogto the class of
(awe which are iataadsd far tha sup-
of viaa. Thsy ara ialaodsd to
our aehoali u dam wbiob eannot be
reached effect sally la any other way."—
Bureau of Kdeoutitu, Washington, D. C.
-MMmmmBkaMuaaaamKjaaauBaanusauh^
OmtorPmro Polllomoao.
A reoontly-arrived Koglishman. stand
ing in front of tha Nows offoe observing
ibo crowd surge into a saloou with vio
h ot outcries, became very excited, ex
prmiog his opinion that there was going
to bo a “wiot, a wow, a wumpus, you
knowbut was calmed down when
native toki him : “Why, you danict
fool, some popular candidate has askot
thn boys to take a drink, and they-are
following him in out of pure politeue»s.”
—Galveston News. - c——
awmmrnimitpmmammawpmm^i uaqiaai
OFFICE?MARKET 8T., EAST OF
EAST BAY,
Clrocm nud Med Cwwwrieo.
At s receut bird show in Berlin, Ger
many, green canaries were exhibited
Others were red. light brown, and grny.
The variations of color had been caused
by the daily use of cayenne pepper in
their food. The pepper was at firsi given
in small quantities, sod the birds ap
peered tojike it, but the fust hers toon
fell, giving them a moulting appearance
In a short lime new feathers o( divert
colors sprouted. The variations were
a-cribed to the different qua’ilies of the
pepper and to the quantity given .
■
Hmperlwr Hmi'l faila«;erfer«ad.
Four eggs well beaten, one enp of but
ter end jard mixed, om cup of brown
sugar, one cup of New Orleans molas
aes, two tablespoonfuls of ginger, two ta-
blcspoonfuls of cinnamon, one tabk-
spoonfn! of allspise, ope tablespoouful of
elovee, two teaspoonftik of soda dissolved
in a little oold water, four cups of sifted
floor, two-thirds of a cup of boiling hot
water; add the hot water the la-t thin;-.
Bske immediately lu a hot oven. Be
au re and paper the bottom of your pan.
and eurroato added are au im
an
t
•n
■ Vtade Eph*e Pkllowopfaj.
De man or womau, Chrietiaa or sin
ner, who eftn’t wiait de theatre wUen*
bein hurt by it, had better hung up on a
pole loag*i<ie o’ dried apph-s; The man
who emagincs that tbe Imwd put him on
the ainh to carry a face like e Butch
cheme, and to abet his soul up like
oyster, has no bisnevsto tnm troun*
tell older folks how bnppy angels are in
heaven. As to boss racin', it can be ear’d
te extremes, vs me as lots of odder fings,
but when I find a man who turns sway
from a square, honest rare, where de bca'
hoes am gbine to win, I sot him down
aaaehapwho serves the Lord on Sun
day aad baa's de grocer sad butcher
dooring de balaooe ol da week.
■eked the
drank the
piueepi Ir
As a good looking friend of oun,
whoae moustache is let black, ami ourls
magnificently over bis Rp, was passing
the residence of u conp'e of damsels, the
following conversation in mid to Ipve
it goes to
wkh a horrid
Addnidn Why, Louisa, of oourne I
dka’t know.
eD, Fm going to get the
tryjk LrfshedU.
Louim—I do
kimou
I?
A ■klppar.
“Tastes good, doeen't it?”
drug dark, ns the easterner
soda water fsvorod with
syrup.
*'Ym. very good."
Tbe drag clerk laughed sardonically,
and a-id :
“Of coarse. Bot then you dou't
know what it i« made ef.”
“What dc you mean?”
“The old man's out," he mid, lookinc
cautiously around the store, “aad I'll
let yon into aome of the aeerets of the
buaineas if you won’t give me away. The
Id man made that pineapple syrup out
ef old eheese that you could smell
through a fire-proof safe. Full of akip-
pers, too ! I'll tell you a curious thin^
about that eheese. The old men cut off
a aliee and brought it up stairs here with
him one night. He laid it on the coun
ter; next morning it waa gone. Come
to look the little animals in it had shoved
it ou to the fleor, wriggled it down the
ataira and put it back exactly in its old
place in the cheese. The old man said
that was an extraordinary il lustra lion of
the strength of the home instinct in the
brute euration.”
“I think I’ll bo a skipper myself,"
said the customer, with a white face, and
he skipped out of the store to the nearest
bar room.
LESLIE,
CHABLES
Wktlamla and!
fish. Game. 1-ebsters, Turtle*, Terra-
- » plus. Oysters, etc.
Mails Nos. 1 aad ‘2 Fisk Market,
Charleston, So. Ca-
Having made Urge additions to fay busi-
neon, I sm prepared tofu.raish Fish, Game,
fte., at ihort notice. All order* promptly
altanded-to. -Terms Cash or City Accopt-
anc*. ~ - - «
Shad, Dlaektlsh, Whiling. Mullets. Trout,
Skipjack, Oroaker, Chub,Sheephead, Drum.
Bass. Shrimps, Crabs, Oysters, Clams.
, PACKING EXTR\. ant!)-.
i* n
rj
o —
Cun. by j|BS(illPTIOX
- 'v i
1
Lung diseases,
THROAT DISEASES.
breathing troubles.
ft DRIVES INTO the system curative
•feats aad heeling medicines. It DRAWS
FROM the diseased parts the poisons that
cause death. Thousands testify to its virtnos.
Ym can be Reli ved and Cured.
Don’t doe pair nalil you havo triod Ibis
SonsiMo. Easily Applied and RADICALLY
EFFECTUAL Remedy. Sold by Druggisti
or sent by mail on rooeipt of price, $1, by
“Omly”
Pad Ca.
WILLIAMS BLOCK,
• Detroit, Miek
lor Tostimoniale and oar
Tkroo MUlioae a Tear." Sent froe.
(UKE YOUR BACK ACHE1
And nil dieoaeoe of tko Kids eye, Bladder aad
Unnory Orgaas ky woariag tko
ImprttYrd Excelsior Kidiey Pad.
ft to a MARVEL of Healing and Relief
tiaru. unikLX. aid uirmt. paiium,
pturnm.
It CURES wkere all oiao fails. A RKTK -
I.ATION aad REVOLUTION ia Modieiao -
Akanvptioa or direst applimtioa so opposed
to nasal lefootory lain aid modleinee. Pond
far oar traalieo oa Kidney Irnabloo, eoal
fren. Said by drnegitti nr neat by mail, on
ceoipt of pries, tl. Address
This is tko The “Only” Lang Pad Ce
Iriginal sad
Genuine Rid. WILUAMA BLOCK,
any Pad. Ask .
far it aad take Detroit, Nick-
no <»< her.
At whuleaale in Charleston, S. C., by
DOW IK k MOISK,
Wholooaio Druggi ta.
Steam Engines
Coapelitioii trd Deincticn Defied.
A Uaadl Kxperiemee.
God kuo-rs me better than I know
myself. He knows my gifts and pownra,
my failings and my weaknessts, what I
can do and not do. So I desire to be
led; to follow him, and I am quite sure
that he has enabled me to do n great dei]
more in ways which seem to be almost a
waste in life, in advancing hia kingdom,
than I could have done ’m any other way.
I am sure of that. Intellectually I ara
weak; in seltoUrohtp, nothing; in ta
thouaand things n baby. He knows this,
and so he has led me, and greatly blessed
me, who am nobody, to be some use to
my church and fellowtnen. How kind,
how good, how tx>atpassionate net thou,
O, Oufi! 0, my Father, keep me hum
ble! Helpmate bare may ail fcr my
fellowtnen, to recognize them several
glAi as from time. Delivarme from thn
diabolical sins of malioe, envy or jeal
ousy, and give me hearty joy in my
brother’s good, in hia work, iq his gifts
md talent#, and may I truly be glad in
his superiority to myself, if God be glo
rified. Root out nil weak vanity, al|
devilish pride, all that w abhorrent to
the mind nf Christ. God bear my prayer.
G.aut me the woadroua joy of humility
wbieh Is aeeiag thee aa all in all.—Dr
Nnru&a McLeod s Diary,
0 ^
A Floyd neonty (Gn.) cow gave birth
to a call with five leg* ana two taCs.
Compare Prices 1 Compare Power
and Compare Quality t i
t t
You can save fIM on n IU hoiee power
engine. You can save $350 on a 30 horse
power engine. You can save SSSOonaSO
horse porwer enulne, by |.nreb"Mng of
the undersigned, and the engti ee are all
or greater power than they are rate*,
while those offered by some dealers are at
least one-quarter less than they oall them.
Examine well befute you purchsee.
Cotton Presses, Massey, Orlsworld A
Brown Gin*. Keif Feedeis and Condensers.
Bbattlng. Pulleys, Turtdne Wheels and all
klnda of Machinery, fur sale.
Agent for Paw Mills with Hegee’ Papent
Sell Works. Grain Mills, Ac.
OaU on or address .
P. B. LOUD,
apfl-ly WILLISTON, 8. C.
Special
Dr- Henry
Notice !
Monzon,
J.
DSHTAL BUBS10H,
Win attend oaHe In any portion of Burn-
well nr adjoining count leg.
Office at Block vine, 8. c. augfaSm
BESHi
saw before tbs public. Ysu
raster st work for m than
~ ~ not regulreA.
n^t
Capital not requlrwl. Ws
Wart you. TwsItk gollani a Say and
apward siad« at horn* br tbs ladnatrioua. Men. wo
wisa. boyj aad (irla wanted wrwrywbere to work foi
»«• Now I* tho tlmo. You can doruts jrowr wh.lo
tire* ta tbs work or onlj jrour •parr momenta No
other boidncm win pnyTou a early aa wait No oa.
orthty
zruz'ss
atone*. Caatly owttt a
for —utrlnr m
AAdrare Tnw A Co.. A
r aaatly aad koa-
kiatwa JyS-y
nCKUNfi * DiTlHT,
AUnejt, Sdfciltn ut CtuseOors
-W
M T fa mi.
SlgB of the Golden Boot
i - ^^
-:o:-
I hare in atore the beat #tock pf
Boom AND SHOES
Kver browgMio Blackville Iti price* and quality I confidently^chnllenge comparison.
Especial stteiition'giyen to tke seleetion of Ladien' Kbsea, aud 1 cordially invito their calls.
A perfect stock of lioola and Shoes for Ueullemeu's wear. Children's Shoe*'a specialty.
Call at one* sad keep calliag on.
MAKT1H-KXlSllBSe blackville, B. c.
Corn, Peas, Cotton and nil kinds of-country produce takon in ex
change for goods. Cash paid for cotton. KEELER'S Is the place for
bargnin#. 0 —oi* u^.
aii2(J-3m
—a
E. G. EOGEU8, v
MANUFACTURER DEALER IN
Furniture and Undertaking,
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. " .
—. ^ ^,- r , i V *" , ■ *
547t 549 and 551* Broad Street. .A/uerustatGa
Bfi^Suuday and Night calls over the Store. Will attend to all the details ol
Fnnora's, furnishing Hcsrac*, Carriages, ic. [sepl6-6m
s— — nf'
Every White Mftckiie is Wurraaied
FIVE YEARS
By tbe Manufacturers and a written
warrant given to each purchaser. We
do not peddle them, thus we are ena
bled to sell them cheaper than Bret
clone old patent machines are sold.
Call and rxamlon them before buy-
ld(a
J.D.&T.F. Smith,
*2* BB0AD 8TREKT,
Arncrra, Gbobou.
The White Sewing Machine,
Is the Latest InventioD and the Best
Superlative in it« attributea. It sLinds acknowledged
Tha Eiag of all Sewing Machines.
The Fimt Preiuium and Higbrnt Award wks given it for thf
bcHt Sewing Machine at the North Georgia Fair in October 1871).
Tsaucis W. Firelisc,
CeUabia, 8. C.
C. D*v*rr,
BeraweB C. B.B.C.
The Royal St. John
Sewing Machine
Challenges Comparison.
Distances Competition.
.. , ‘ Surpasses Expectation-
High Arm. Brlf-aettlax Nesdte, no holse to thread lo Marbtoe or Hhutile.—
Ruim either forward or backward without slot ping or changing direction.
Fur sale by
J. E. Barton & Co.
101G BROAD 8TRKKT, AUGUSTA. OA,
Who nleo offer for sals New Howe B., New and Improved Werd, New H .me
V|.*ior and “8t-*wart” Family.
Bpst'lal alientk>n given to Repairing. All work guarantee*].
Needles, Oils nod Altacbmente for all Unit class Maehtoen for sale.
*»« m
PERRY DAVIS’
VEGETABLE
PAIN KILLER
A PURELY VERITABLE ffEMEDY
For maininl aw
It • SURE CURE fcr sR «*• DGrevw fcr wMck N Is
mi k ALWAYS PLAF6CTLV SAFE la tke
arm tbs swtt Inexperienced peneos.
It It a gate mad uwlrk rwwawdy lor COUGItH, MBS
THROAT, CU1UA md Omitar Woubjre; rndtria fowwl reO^
- mw* /oraw of DIFIITHKRIA, end to the be
te RBEUMATI8H tod NRURjklXILA.
THE OLDEn. BEST, RID MOST WIDELY MOWN
FAMILY MEpiCINEJN THE WORLD.
sard wick «wcb wwwderfwl —reeat fo -n
te CBAMPM, CnOfaKXJk, DLARJtHOtA,
Y, aad an BOWEL OOMPI-UNTS, a fo
am mm/mMmf awn far lhaaa dluaaaa.
HU STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEARS’COMSTART
USE IN ALL COUNTRIES AND CLIMATE*.
ROBERT D. WHITE,
V aa t
Marble and Granite Works *
IT It WITHOUT A RIVAL A* A LINIMENT.
te Pula hi tfc.
. rtHi/ In a9
SeuMfo ete.
PERRY DAVIS * SON, Providence, R. I.
- \ Proprietor*.
Adams, Ham on & lo.*
No. 18 BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C.
— LA mas STOCK or
COOKiNO S8TOVB8. HANGB8, GRATB8,
Marble and Slate Mantels, of nit kinds. Pumps, Load, and Iron Pips,
Sheet bad, Copper aad Zinc, Roofing Tin, Tin-Ware, Tinner’# Tools, etc.
Honse Faraiehing Good* ia Large Variety. •'
Tire Brisk*, Tile*, Terra Co«a Drain Pipe*, and Chimney Toys.
AU kinds of Plumbing Work, Roofing, Guttering, and Tin Work, GeooraRy
latly attended to by the mate oarefsl end experienced Workmen. anl»-ly
promptly
The Hew Purniture Store,
We take pleasure ia saaeaaciBg to tko publie tkat wo aro sow opening one of tko
FINEST STODK OP FURNITURE
ivn orrc,iD in this citt.
No old sleek te wevk off. AU Iks vory lolovt styles- W# hav# visited sll Ibe prtn-
eipal Markets ia ike Hailed Mates aad oaa safely say ws kave afKjbe mwt modern pat
terns of tke ssasee. We wti! kaveeverytkiegia tks Furniturs I ia# and ml pncea (bat will
ro«pare witk aaymarket Beatk ofBaltimors. Doa t buy aaiiljgnu see o«rstock, it wUl ke
pleteis every pertlealar. Weptanatoo Mtiofeetioa
#T>?
very part ralar. Wsgaaroatoo taUsfeetioa
J. I*; Bowles & Co..
n VO. 717 BROAO ST REE T A UOCSIA, GK
MEE'^INa STREET, COR- HORLBEOK’S ALLEY
apfl-ly
' ^ W, jfc. tfc’i^- 1
U. OH AKLESTON-aCL
OTTO F. WEITERS,
Wholesale Grocer,
—AND DKALKR IN—
segars, Liquor and Tobacco.
AGENT FOR THE CELEBRA’TED
Monarch Whiskey, ^:
Also, I. T. & J. G. Frpat ft Co.’e Self-Raising Flour, and Thorn Brfctbei
celebrated Butter Craokero. ' u_
8cp2G ly , Noe. 108,110. it 9 1*11 East Bay. Charleston, 8. C.
GREAT DRY GOOD8
-AND- . •
Weathefshee & Easterling,
- -a-—Wholotale and Retail Dealers in
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES.
Full Ftock Alvrsv# on Hand.
FRESH 609fiS RESIIVSIO BAILY. —-
Cash FaiAfor CfittQB ^CfiftBtrr Prsdica
novyo- (
Mixson & Richmond, Prop’s.
Corner of 13road and 'W'o.fcihington Streets
A H G if 8 T A, Q S 0 £ 61 A. '
Conveniently I/Jcnted To Bosioess.
With Trlrgnpk ONrr ii the Eoildifi?, RDd Soiibrrn Eiprrss Coapany
Ofirf N \t Door ta Hntrl Buih in?.
Ilooms Sup-rinr to any in the rity. Table. Sapplie-1 with the Beat the >!a:ket
Afford* ; miao Livery Stable Cwnnected With the House.
SPKC'IAL HATha TO COMMKRCUL TBAVKLW.'
Mixson 4 'Richmond. ^Proo’r*-
rrrw • 3*+r- w; ^-.v rraHt-r wner »•* * -esw \
WAVERLV HOI XK.
$2 Charleston, S. C. h2
Sin'ATED IN Twr DESDOF KING
street, the most fsslil.>nal>le promet
m the el'y.
Flint class In all Its appoint rents.
Table furnUlied with the te-et elT<T.|<-|
Hy hies I, Voi tlicrr and HouGhti. ninikrt*
First rl-as I'ar nn.| Itarfa'r Kt.op,
Tbe ||n*at CHIU’d loetin l» tUeHeu'b.
Her rants polite aad sUsnUve.
Hoard Stper*ay.
•a.Lower rah-e by Ihe w.*ek ur isoalk.
GEtl. W. SULLIVAN,
Lava or A. i. Ksssknv A (V.)
7\: ... N Propil'twr.
Vr.d WILSON GUAM AM...f Hartiwa I
.1 in the^fllc-. ol tb.W.wrly llon.e, and
will he grad Inn*- »I* msnr frl *ds.
SAW
ORDER YOUR D)
MILLS, GRIST MILLS,
CANE MILLS, 01N ENGINES. COTTON SCREWS, SHAFTING PULLETS,
Hanger’s Journal Boxen, Mdl Oearlnp, Gudgeon*, Tnibioe Water Wheel, Giu
Gearing, ('heap! Ju iaonV tJ.(veinern, Dieton’i* Circular Saw, anil Ouiuer* and
Files, Belling nnd BrtbMH Metal nud ntn*H Fitting, Olnbe and Check Yalvm
and Whletlee, Gauges, etc., and Iron Brass Caerioge and repaira front
, ■iifa*-— ‘-r-
Cyco* "R. Lombard &> Co.,
FOREST CITT FOUNJRV AND MACHINE WORKS,
■ SAB TUI WATS* TOWSS, 170 rtKWICK »T«virr,
Al.dltMTA. 4>F.«>RUI4.
OLD IRON - AND 13RASS WANTED,
F. W; Wagener &
• ^ 0HAKS.BS TON. 8-^0. _
150 1G1, 1G3 aa l 1G5 East Buy. 2, 4, nnd 12 Queen Street.*
13, 15, 17 and 1!) Vendue Range.
Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Dealers,
Cotton and X^avaT+Storea Factor**.
Sole Agenta for Georgia aud Wagoner Grange Guano. Liberal advances mode
on Shipments of Cotton. . - -
We have a special Produce Department for which we oolicit consigtimcnta nf
Rough Bice, Pea*, etc. »cpl8-('m
EPW/.V HATES,
CHARLES K. BATES,
ISAAC HOLMES,
JOnxn. STETLE
T1I0S. A’. McGAUAN
W. B HARLEY, OF BARNWELL, WITH
EDWIN BATES & CO.
JOBBERS OF
DRY GOODS an" CLOTHING,
Nos 122 and 124 tfeeting St, Charlnton, S. C.
ROBERTSON, TAYLOR & CO..
^Saeeetoorfi lo GEO. W. WILLIAMS A 00.
COTTOIHETBIS, V1B1EHIIB1BCIH
-AND-
•. * ^
COMMISSION M8HCHANT8,
1 AND 3 HJkYXIC WXKKKX. C'lfAXYL.KMXOX, 0. C.
"CONSIC*NJfiEXTS OF'COTTON SOUCITED.-fcjg
10 9a