The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, November 24, 1881, Image 4
ami » requuikHli for it* r«|iftir wit*
to OiV who pov^ifl
i to tne Ordnance Mton>ub|>cr, front
»'•
mam tapws* •bb+t mmtTAtw.*~7
JLSfittfiSSl'SW
ibtary nrolm . It m aor^^n
wAU iWigHul |4>r
OharUa Dtckotu, and acrvea to mnund
na that hia aeoaont el the etreninkicn-
tiou office, with ita " how not lo-do-it”
tactics, wm not so overdrawn after all
A fruard-room clock at AfctatiCnt vwf-
denlj to^k it into ita head to atop tick
ing, and a reqmaitiMit for ita
sent
it on
whom it went, find to the QntvflPrTnm-
ter (i«uonU, and then to the Out* r*J com-,
manding, who forwarded to tin* Ilorae
Quarde, whence it wan relegated hi the '
War Offioc, whore, after two or three;
weeks’ diday, the re^nilvd repatra were
anthomed. But heiore this decision
was conveyed to the camp a que turn
arose aa to aider wjiat v>Ui the dxixui4e
— estimated under ?2 — was to he
charged, each department positively do-
olining to be respousib ef<»r the amount
The question was finally referred to Uie
Treasury,'involving an imj»ortant oon-
atitntioual princijde, and, after a Uirliter
delay of three mouths, it was settled 3 -
that the Bcrrack Department should 11
bear the expense, but ( tk;p was not
an end of the fdkuiqayt^t . yjitatiun. ’
The oorrespondenoe was transferred
to AJdMthot*. and, Mtt»r a.|aw wcoka^
a iwqpfcilBteiliil' irtessis rt wsMtuddrsaaed
to the commanding officer of the mdh
tary tyaiy^umu-nV almq-Uom
o:
nition/ iHMkw < ipidi
i«a, h» Yetali fl».
dock, which,,however, it turned put,
had been removed, soon after the m ig
inal requisition had be»*n sent m, by
Boms meddling ignoramus total^ jtyoid
of appreciaUuu for offiend routine. . Tne
oomspdidlBAs uskv this l^ttAsok
had lasted sight mimtlia, sad it • calra
lated that the postage ■tanifis and sta
tionery, etc., alone used ever the affair
SB|4oywl over the matter as worth tiw-ir
•sual rale ul par, It would have I*, n a
In rrpair 'he • ff. ndutg tnu—
Uthsarwis hkeeMof Mark
»’s assU rant buntts tl tea* J, w»a
teef eal of usm <4 Chart-e Ihe>>«m s
sta. htgtdy etsgx* reU-l, l et it m
»#r
*
I, L A,«
H Sk
almost svery night belosa wu
. , r. ' Mi ».r--*
married. ' x j
r P.—Iffl, my (W, Wl
was te gtarry yo^./- *
R.—And. yoh enjoyed myyeompagf
tftenr, '
wile
A h ily of the . ,
after the event to
R—Well, you’re candid enough, at
anv rate. - .. *>'•
P.—I am, Ua^ d»-nr , tet na be honArfl
with cocli other. Yon see we’ve talked
each other 'on*. ‘ Yon know me ad
Wrnmgh, knd I know you. ^
R—And hofne ik a dull * plMe! I WUp-
poso. And I*m hot as interesting's* be
fore yon married me. t • i
]>bt the case disaArecably
pYain, my dynr. 'iThero's no netsi of
serving up the truth ntwin that-lash ton.
But Uurti tbo kike <Jf it iriikU 'yodteka
the trimmings off. ‘rt* I ?«»’*[>' *
R—Very well, wf dear. I’m going
V.uy ou^lill 2 a. m.; pos
[’.—Where—where are yon going, my
doir 4 ' /A . * f -T.
• -K: -Tn see a persmi on bnainess. '
p.—\ person; tynan or woman? But
lab> r ■ .
R—-R’skf person, my-dwar.
I':'.
npoo tha brida^>
rematk npon a portnut whioh hong up
on flte parlor y^Iq v ,
"|Is it one family?
she (inquired. >i / u V/ Jl M / I
••(Well, not pxacUy,’’ the hostess aa
" lwe|«d. “It was a picture
wiftj, but it
so tfe had tlip
fot a fancy itof^ 4/«r(/s«xf Time*.
JO,OOD to heal'the wtstuils
the Indians
hrara, N|
• » *
" ii tei
^ Nftl OOl
pmM/K ^
Oths. party's m-ru-"
' H—-fim may have been very earn-
^ igtlffilfrfS WT
morq <WifiW¥. •olituds^e more
ope wastes-U
HU l*
1mRT wint«t 7<J*iV^r*,HS Appropriated
cay, I a'nd the money
at* 1 Ami*
the Pon-
liuted to
ar Nio-
ian-
horses and other stock, but the greater
nunilter immediately pfsmtklieir allow
ance for trin ke
estitnated that #
t in the tillu of the Niobrara mer-
atto'befoM sundown. / It msy.bfe ar4
an Indian has tiie right to
peid that which is his own as he
bl'i' 70
liummgged Again^-pf-
lesw#S'mi>vb.iiaid iiboui tltrttserU« °f
ifi'p Bit fVriinnniy wife shu klwsys
>i>
i be
_ _ _ for
inn two moDtlTi use"”<4Ptfie Baiters
i wtt carvtl h mi she h<« rvimtitied so
lihteeaBiostlis since, llik* nick bum
St Paul.—Pionyir .Press.
"niy wife who'
T
Tub editor who saw a lady lUktltg for
the only empty beat in a car fi&iK? him,
crowded out to
Wort r _ < t » r y-
• ’ ’ Hi
he Mr hi my.
Bntlue W srma will he <
by Blia A.Oit.,of . .
“ Vfc * a& ^aAW iff S
can rallied at....!.. 4.00
gallons in anti-corrosive can.. 8.16
l can refilled at. . 2.60
Nine gallons in glass bottles.^ 7.60
Ressonsble freight and express rstes
are given by all railroads. This water
ha*'been known for nearly fifty years
as a sure cure for Dv*oep*ia, a "nre cure
for diseases of the Sidney and BladdeiV
a Hitre cu e, for all curable cases of
Dridstv, a sure cure for Sctofulous chaes
of t te Bones or 4hlh/I#V k heldsfh de-
stro rer’of the terrible thirst for intoxi
tm
ard of his diam for three days and
8pr(ng Water, apd lw * ~—’* *
whiikyi Don’t
trying it. If yofl
1 CAlie a Co. It will cos' only a cent.
- .iha* aaaoti acuiiti
Manx German newspapers have
■ 1 J* —— ■ ■ ■
he wop’t want the
J t f
fc± lT
been near
Rattuunaxbs have been nearly ep-,
terminated in New England, but a rep
less vgffnfSufl, the rdh snake,
lead,” ysyds in
tund
>(r
ig woody thickets or
jt
latch of iU head is of ihe' color of an old-
fashioned copper. 'Bl oods and atrikaa
bat the wiser pobey would 1 r*-.-r ] ‘A ji' 1 ‘' ''
heMtfiwthb 'Governmunt? to have • gty^g wanupg. ,
r^|.. |
Oitov
With
y*« tfcwy •n<qg..l ti> W
tol, v. m smn* , 4-
s s*l s'k t.wy g»«!.t,
wbdw ttoy l«wmr rwtW
all Ib» *•» m<ww s|V*'
*at eteaq. mm-- Imw>
W ««M id
U|«w Wlii’a n-ed. w!h> tw.. •«
Uuve t-aus xrasv>d thw t satwha-k m
his belt TV cmIm-V VrnfTVHte kill m
likewise. TUs party w>-rsgviltnx user
•XCtUd SS tits jJay pMa-. r«l<wl. I lxy
lookr,l st rst« h tMli<w with aniit-tv ; thru
*J • imk x<A4b* (set Uht their •• ~<-UU
‘ TTVweutTy M fsus*r* ;
apiifttg l- u»al.ew\, rw-hed ilgutu
tbs »t.»gr, agi whan It# gwvr tbs w,r-
whuop, whl< h no otie tut ^ P<»’(mt
omld Jo the' Utans <-0104 kCBlaiii in
their*, toeuf no rongi-r. ronv-d g^ve s
second and s shrill whoop, w)u-r> ti]Hi«t
White Cloud and his liand, j'Uitiug in
fnll chorus, sprang upon the stage, and,
bran.lishmg their tomehawts and glit
tering knives, ruslu d lowsrd MeUimorH.
Forrest wa« apparently dumbfounded for
s moment, but lie soon t-x.k in the situ
ation, and, finding that the real Imliaus
were on his side, ready to do or die in
his Itehalf, he felt that he had achieved
one of the greatekl triumphs in the pro
fession he so much »oved during his
eventful life. In detailing this anec
dote Forrest said that ho was not really
aware ax the time of the perforimuioe
that he gas using an exact “whoop”
for reinforcements, bat the wild Indians
understood it and responded as follow
ers of Metamora. The house was thrywn
into the wildest excitement, which soon
cooled down, with the general belief
that it was the test performance and
Bioet effective reunion of the Indian
play ever made by the distinguished
actor.—Francisco Vanity Fair.
P.- fiidC’"nwpeclaTde woman pas no
i bnissawf tA bwbkt With apeJUiPM Inch
^ h.«r;a fjbi,, j ;{ ;;
P. — Itecauae—lx“-tUSk th<-
thing, vou know M man’s finsforaw
r»< p* b4a aat IkB-, gjifihskalLiias man's
‘UISUKWS tLw. AlUte tfotSi -
R ^-AnL h-nvefortli mine
•H* 1 "
th<- gowe, my <!• ar. rm gvaac
^w.i^ilung of life. H<ana ta dull. Yuo
ir.- nvbt, wiy drar Y -u wem mWvat-
bis w rack oil>»•» all ibruegh, you kmiw
We sci t«*» much tV each otW, turn
kt^w ; c«hte, ut\WtoMgLk444heli
>sh*r * Htnre iw »H* gaoiW eofM *to
v ftw gonVh weto. baJWt M te/«Mrt
pU|Uw.te. fhml T« im
^r»e» r rt.Ub aaJ | 'ire towkh.
t X«* yve *ui\ my Avar.
R Y «. I Aa
P.-Y.ui m» owl of tui A
A e‘1 •'Am* ta
-ft w*f mm*v
i * i'j waa>'l d my <»w», a«4,lf
■» dew e te»h»4 wWb f iuseta , l ahalt 1
a Aug >4 my «wa a*4 kwk y«m ami
>y lk» iws ke ito dtodm k> aams*
i- -fTtote C
|. myt f’-ew* I— -emMMw m*v f
M* t>el. »4»a .IfwadatAsml I wto.
Y' u k m* w. ih«A Amt
>(>*>#•* 1-
wti f, - W
r v::r-± c4'
'*1—•
Ji r<
jW la.Mtug ton amto-naib «|PlkPteiflteal I
, •.! .«avt«r«. I • toe i-*ww,wa«i a ftoa j toM ••
. .:;;y r SL^aWi‘W7'
* ui v « 4 *»N W A faA idl wiih. RIm-si i I
f •• tu
IdlM i* l»«
id tteAn hi slock or fanning htcuStla.
Tbk calminsting point of administra-
ti>>q is to know well how much power,
gfett or small, wa ought to urn in ail
iirc|i instances.
gut Yfifwaakee ('Wis ) i FV&niAg •fiTli-
nawin says : “ In all onr expmenoe
we have ti< ver heard se intoy f*v<sAhie
r. |4 rta from all elaeace as we have cam
n. I fling Hk JaOob’s Oil." ^
" Taa influence of wymeq in journalism
in the United Maim is fir (prater Am
• pivurw uu the surfstt. Ito Tavt Vi tor
in A*- sr** mity pe|«ff|'
. •|d*»b 'd^Udawd |M>Mmhe«J by wogma
K ii»* hut a Very »malfrra<4tbea!lof
ll *4 «* ! * rr**-
k Tbs yjjffi'r J fiyssls mminte
te all els am of papmw aa I
m am ktoua H| the gem9! pel*
to. rhJ (nAtetyswito m |h-imMmh
H 1
of AtlanU, Os., says to ow«a hishfe to Wat-1
..•t*a tola hwardtou | g ,
1 PH"
newspapers
^ ^ ag« 3 tto4!4»r
that are now in existence, ninety-eight
™. tora fof* "VMV P0d<*,
in the century before. One at Frank-
fol 1“
253j and one at Leipaic 207. Of papers
r<
•tbar
MANY HOMCSv
>.
:inr
;
-IAUI
umwM
,,
‘ ‘ ‘
.“I*
^ 8 V lltlyji
FtoU stvtira heiu* in wuh ^.^VuWhia ■
^leptr tolateu • 4to. 4ifowuigi; ,T) CUu.
handaime little fat-back is among the fsk
toet asnt riciisnt MM toogfit in Tide 1
water, Ya. To aeeere giam I if h arms*
nary to go at nigbk hi m
aktff w.tha^hgM. tlM Wb, <U
Ito Ihd.Vhwdp oetor Ajwwatef Ink.tfc?
bait > ill.’, II.eteM Huupaoo, <4 Drum
■nd, g- tting into a Urgvmboot.
fbto Ids twmteofae* I- fll
M aa..fc;'V. «g all tea teiy Hat
(teg him 16 shim Ito btetifa.
the'kfaut fa •
ii s I I— a.adh 1 » m
whfse ages average ftyco bO'tq 60 yean,
! there are 206, while those that avera^
foste 60 to 2f iBfphe^
nonce in newspaper existence in Gwi
1 many is not; however, the general rub
Of the papers that were in circnlatio
during the year 1880, 20 per cent. cam.
'inis existence in that same year, and
’ tinar average life was not more than all
tha.
ia
tr-i
FAcftl^uTuSBSm
Amiqnsrtans mj thsl the umbrella was to
vented aknrtlv after the floud. sa4 toa brew Ito
Vaa impmvr.1 up.>n of all apallsami to tomaa
otol.rv ito -tope 'em* vw as It * a* In ttoae
) sS -f'il dajra >tl Ike aortd. Aw umbrrUs a
■auSk ***** fte"*"
Wtoaf'toui 1-11 11
»*ahn-u. Ti
Sx't. r.11 n>> H •
IxmwNnr m» ho ,
it fitofafiN to ow» wkte wm
J >1 » It a •./) tG •» M««’d«
i. Ilf —<—riir V tff- * 4te\0f -uJ
rQ t SAL€ BY fihl DBUGBISTSl
MwBl <
, there U checked vary
Mstratoltowtowato
, Uadeoejlo eao-
perrepeedllrtotWmw
deetrovaall era’MaS
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6eoerdl Debllttr.
gtiWtoR W l ir'if' *V /.
TkeS ftetoS c«keai
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I \ 1.1 V 1 1 !M-U VUA
stoltok
' eured l*towaw.
liq[tl sad nerosT surfutt
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3
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; Ate *J* to to I
5R«? !
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LOtotYRU, O-
twilup r. wiiLor, or rta-
BOOT.
msT'
ZL- tril
i|||jg asadwojfaari iti==SSS?«5S?
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white
OMfe
w.
o* -JCi
1 to <
MmL
tfto« 1
1 MMMMBBiwiMi to ferCMM M
1 to
^aiiT0J«;i:3
0 Axo
tffo Root
to
if!
m« te-to %rn
■to 1^ toi to
%4te4 taM Mf 6te4 •totetohf
to <U wer ee i« to a n
«a#e«M
*a .•«
I epm-eed
I S5S9 m* te |
■a a tow team
gg smetop amto
I sS to* waato g
■ SAwm—tom
I uf totoau ur I
[lICAt IVtfTAMJ
hr IlMHHBHi
mk*t
► fr**
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(40to Rfite AMW 1
totetll/fRMI
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lea -■ a «.
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4“
4
n*
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meadto^. to ate
kw Ites
I gottig*•» hew Lte funeral marng by an/
-is-h now «-a.ly Vrffy, and if suybudy
ahow.al diarewpert fur the temaitM the
rviueiu* Would luaituh Uis te mi Thai
au-p;a-.| ttei deii u. tn the W.tovUeili
« rsaak llm I'aiaiijuaii hml just fl mhml hia
.U
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I
Thb mining dividends of Arixona this
year are nearly aa great us those of Cali
forma. In all probability next year
Ariaoua, in tha matter of productive
mines, will lead all the other States and
Territory* fa'ftm Unhib.
imm.tel • glHto qf
stopped th»- fun. ral, and now tlieiw l« a
lawaun, m the v. rpae ruteaea to gay «t|«>
clergytetoto any (ce, although ha cktotoa
that tie preached the sermon in good
fiuth. ' ~ ~ ✓
T thb Ki rntLArtra Binwm*.
SI 1 all s man be his Own trumpeter ? is
a question which eoufreats every manat
the ontset of his career, flow the world
has answered it we need not say. The
mythologist' tell ns that Minerva threw
sway the flues when she found that it
puffed up her cheeks; bat men in thie
age unr a m 're potimt in-trunn nt of
puffing in blowiug their own trumpets.
This in.>tcontent, it ik qnivcrsally^greu^
should be of brass, not only in trade
t T * > T *
imt in all the professions The map who
can blow hia trumpet loudest and long
est is most likely to reach the pinnacle
of riches and respectability, if not of
shoaoik j
Blow your own tnunpet if jon dp not
wi.ih to lie tramjded under foot in the
rush of competitive strife and die in ob
scurity. Bound your charge and ride
Voai
1 is the Ohio HUU
»'iied by Un-maelvtm fa a Lnchlw
pistong 4hop. and v*erv arff snbjein.'d k<
<lom waU lung. One was aa «spark
rnnkterfeiter, and he tetgh’. hia mm
Iteiioim howto make &- «** ynecea of tha
metal ased in their Wtch. They iqtele a
great deal of the win, maM^png to send
it ant to » confederate for orcnlation,
and were only detected when they oasd
it to buy favors of the guards.
Ir »oe art bUloes tsks Dr. Pieros’* “ Pisa-
-sut Porgsuvs Psllsta," tbs ongiaal “J
Liter Pills.” Ol all dnmgwts.
Tax power of becoming invisible baa
oftnto been displayed by the heroes of
fairy tales, and it was formerly believed
to tie procurable by means of fern seed;
.but no peculiar jiower of rendering peo-
plo invisible resides especially in the
'seed of the fern. Pnt bn any very seedy
trait of el tithes, and walk about the
streets, and yoa will very soon find that
your acquaintance will pass yon Without
seeing you.
w • . 1
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DFBULL'S
COUC-H
SYRUP
Mf toteM
m
fat
Naavga mil
WM
: l ak e c> . as m ass is 1
\
If
l AH BtJ0Kw*LTER Engine.
'H^wdvp, #Mto^s» OmrmtU «W Champ.
inMwfa. te»feS<Vo*kU,
Jlth-n of Ltmilh
H**Wona| dulMKlh.il I
1 Mid ptJh>Hknliin<l.
Vvryl
Roagfc1
iroisssnos,
and all fonua of
taking
only
as __ _
lug, forco-gencrstiug
srtiM; is invshuMs in all aufsabted
wbetber
trstion, o'
If rosoitir
wall, flaxard to Uo., pro|
Dsrvoos prostratooa
' by
vxUlninc prop-
led oouditiona
Anssrt Hbat Miouime.
H arw nibncrlben Ihr ISMS will rv<rl
•f Abtsrkmf
l.twvst,
aosiberof
K V 10 It Y
IN X K Ii
MOW TO
awcrwwiWnti.TW.
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te; 3 copies k> • 4 poplMW. • s am onr rz-
ill-. toW-Korspsrirocnnutnbcr, oontolnios
»t rlteptcr* of •• IMvorvd.’*sen4 A
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auop terUMtow, S. a. SIM^, QUmg*.
ton w iirv . yirM-dkw »»ii ftosj
Nwwspto|.ai. tonltePrih# tn
THE METHODIST
SKS. WHXILSS .nd CCRRT.. EdIMn
nilkm rvs* WOltW. Iddrm.
W. W 00U«lL.AW. rwbUtovr.
Ws. IS wavVwr as.7ssw Tasfc
Who mas s CoOtm Mast C«raJMaheaM have oo^ Mm
*r f •*> fa« fa«s peww.
SIKK Otm L.OW J*AlCJbSSi
UtoS PWcr Eugise, . . . . - tej
,/M 1«'/ •* . ' .
'* “ “ ...... 4SS
Address Mscufsctsrsrs for dseoiptlvs
'V jaws* urs
A World of toddj
1 1
«»
One of the mi "it popular niadicine*. now
h.fore the Americas pnhHe is flop Bitters^
You »ee it everywhere. People ta*e it 4Wtb
agurtty.^ pouuu youx enargo ananqe ,gnodvkeet. It builds them op. It is not as haj^
ovbr somebody, or somebody trill sound pletssm to tlmteeteja* some otherBittenp as Xi"»« >«i i<to— w uw «m4, umc,
hia charge and ride over you. * •- 0< 1 * r ' nV “ “ n>ore T,ke *
. 8 i
It ie- staled,' on the authority of V
H. Shnilwote, K O. ft., that a eanart
bird fifUg hear RhewtHte, Engfand. "
able to niter swtenceatoo ss to bo iwm
ily nader-teod.'. Home times the brd ii *
terp. dates phnwea in a sutog, but it 1 ^
-the old fashioned bone sat tea that has
done a world of good If yon d u’t feel just
right try Bop Bitters.—Nunds Jjitfy.
It V •tryng* will riflm fiam darvicwMl*
hrotigki r»o by imptirw wood, #hoo AOOVlI^/n ?AR^A-
PARlihA A51> RTtl.MrttA.nVaidOD ARfe LlV
J TRI'P vtllrratutahMUh to Um
i H • «rtoiAhe»*ee*r rVip, plMtoU fn tekd,'
anoot) pruiriER*.
MTpWiNIre diMadrr*, W«**aM» «f >*• Kidney*, f.rw*pen
Rerv.ru dl.nrd<-r», OeWlHy, Mlin
IWm*
llomMh, Skin, r<c.
^er*>i Wnn. Sll.day M mmb. m*u«
A ■flute, Mt
Dollar
-Ui.
married
RAXIk’H r\vf WUIMA. tmm fat t.lto iM-
MMt.
WOftM #Wd» ' tetoallf. dMV
Gov PuaMTED, of Maine,
W.Ut Xm ¥»m HJI k l .ii, iimnn HXK
rasa
u onm a lox.
w»tor“ j*#
3S2
iMfWVJMJt-uw tTnit-Ktw cjt/uobue
TnC MASON-& HAMLIN ORGAN OO.