The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, December 01, 1881, Image 4
OQ th« Ttxy,
" Wky Mk«d the raportor, pMUnf
•• k* oUabered np through *h« •ruttl*-
boU.
" Ton’d haT* mmi reMon enough if
you lied been on hece with bm -for th*
laat two hours,’* said the Mtronomrr.
Why the earth haa beeiTundergoing a
ragulag. bombardment. It'a not orer
yet Look at that fellow how he akima!
Ye* would call it a shooting etar. Well,
there's as much reason for calling it a
oeleutial^ abelL That meteoroid was
moving twenty or thirty miles a second ;
yet it could not get through the bomb-' 1
proof that protects the earth.”
" Where is the bomb-proof ? "
“ Why, right under your nose; all
around you; it'a the atmosphere. Whep
the meteoroids strike the air that sur
rounds the earth the heat produced in
cousequence of their tremendous veloci
ty runs up a million degrees or more a
second, and in a twinkling they are
changed to vapor. If they could get
through the atmosphere they would
make It lively for us. No man could tell
is a private
to bo entertained la a private
Ho is DOt required to ragtster
only by the number
a# his room. Bod stoat frequsntly noon#
but tbs waiter—not even the landlord
will ha vs anything to my or do with
lllff IftiliiHj ta ml to tt* g—lk
bed-room, or he ma^ take them in (lie
dining-room; in many hoteia, also, ip
the "coflee room," tlw "sniokitip
room," the "commerc al room,’* am 1
even in the parlor. Home hotels, but
not all, have a table d' bote.
In many hotels in Great Britain,
rather good onee too, as far as furnish
iUga go, nothing but cold cuts are to lie
had—except at breakfast or at the late
dinner, cold ham, roaat lieef, corn lieef
or chicken, bread and beer, form the
ordinary lunch. Some hoteia in London
furnish no vegetables. At auch the bill
of fare is coffee, tea, ham' and egg-,
mutton chops, roast beef, soles or salmon
and bread. Even with “ttlis indifferent
bill of fare they are often crowded and
at times decline to receive gU< sta unless
rooms hsve previously been bespoken.
Most usually- invariably 10 iu the bo
at wha£ fnsUht he might lie striutt down ***• clma-womsn are the
by a shot from the sky, for motooroids
are plunging into the atmosphere all the
time at the rate of several millions a day
for the whole earth. At certain times, as
.about toe 10th of August and the 13tk
of November, they oome in showers, and
fairly bombard the earth. , The soft
air that fans the cheek is to most of
these projectiles from spaoo as im-
penetrabla as a wall of steel
of them, however, are aide to
i to the earth, but they are oom
avely few in nambtr. When a me-
tecroid j^tokjs ihe fqrUl it it flailed #
aerolite,' Wtegoud ttutouor of mineral.>
gy is without one or more specimena of
these Mark-crusted, Iron-like Imdirs.
Humboldt relates that two Hwedialt sail
fsqwurekiOedtiy enaerntitensbnardil.fi
ship in 1674. The thatched muf* < f
act cu flie by aerolites,
laud IB tor ftetds by toeUL
••ITan, tbece are modem iBsteJicrs
We are ao ea/er than our f-c-
ly a year ten ■ wtU^eii
td mete>wic sume
of
A ama Is m
td beSag kilted by ligfctoiag thaa bv at>
M wrmJd boS be eo tf Ik* air
housekeepers; assign guests to rooms,
keep the accounts and manage the in
ternal arrangements. Payment is'eg- 1
acted only for what the gnest has or
dered. He will be charged for the rodtn,
bat is nndev no obligation to take meals
in the house. A cap of coffee and s bis
cuit will be ss cheerfully furnished ra
the most rial .orate meal,
The waiter is the principal executive
ofllcer. He invariably wears a suit of
Mark broadcloth, clawhammer coat,
white necktie, broad expanse of shirt
bos— and awn Hemes e white vest
~ 'What b your stonher, plaaae? " he
will eey no first coming in contact with
you, end will quietly book against that
number the price of dtabes ordered for
the meal aa welt as I be hslgiug. Pre
vious to deparUng you will aak him te
render you an aertmut, or at any rets
be is the otoeul who will prseaut toe bill
to you, rewive tbs payment —
(hr. /*-fro44
Pteiy, the Ustttod artillery, tee are Very
proud of, and we wanted to sand it to
York town at the coming celebration, but,
unfortunately, Unde Ham is too poor,
and even on# company cannot be spared.
The army is very small,
after a war. After the Revolutionary
conflict our army was almost wholly ob
literated, and the same thing occurred
after the war of 1818. As to the present
force, the privates, Lieutenants and
othef officers, to far 4a 1 am a judge of
men, are equal to those of any, army on
the face of the earth.
L) South Side Signal
Wm.
Tire ^
quotes from a Missouri paper: Mr „„
F. Quinlan, Crystal City, Mo rtoffered
occasionally from rheumatic pains in his
knees, for which he successfully tried
St. Jacobs Oil.
Tsa effects of the "graveyard insnr
ance” system which prevails In fenu
qylvanis are beginning to be felt. An
old man, Whose life had been insured
by speculative sharks for 170,000, yrai
found dead in the canal of Wilkeabam
*he other day. Not long ago six men
were hung for murdering a person whos
life wss heavily insured in their favor,
bat their fate does not seem to have de
terred others from committing crime in
order to secure money. That such i
system of life insurance should be per
mitted to exist is a disgrace to Psaaeyl
Vania,
E L. Lowkbeb, Esq., cashier of the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad, says the
Cincinnati Enquirer, was oared by 3k
Jseobe Oil of a stubborn case of rheuma
tism, which wouldn’t yield to physioiaus'
treatment—Brookitm Eagle
• Ths number of homes, oattle, mulee,
aheap sad hogs in Ohio by the returns
of 1881 is aa follows; Horses, 707,045;
oaltte, 1,681,462; mutes, 83,078; sheep.
4,023,174, sod bugs, 1,786,77a
(Vwstmrr** la Ms sariy aUgM la readily
eared by to* we oCDv. Ptsfas'i "Ootdse Herli-
aai D.
WiMta, af toglto
in
Hina, as. sfwr
te «Sie. Ibis
CelbUrt. Oa
Tss bietury <4 Qeo. OertUdd's pabtea
Ids. sare toe Ckueegu JnOr <Anr«*. is
<4hcf toenaUsi s pwredest pres—iwn,
fret Um eruwn of all that g lonoas and
was'
beauty of hie pevooqal oharectcr. .In
the old days at Hiram, whoa the great
martyr was the central sad loved object
of the little world there, which then
know him alooe, he wee the patient
teacher, the friend always full of sym
pathy, and the leader ever ready with
encouragement, which was simply s
grand inspirau..!. u- iU v •nvg nv
gathered abo at him. In the buffeting*
of a great political career nothing was
•ear lest from this attribute of his
character, and the light of the many
brilliant victories of the statesman never
dimmed the freahneos of this which was
most lovable in the man. He net only
sympbathized with young men who, like
him, weps struggling for honorable place
in the world, but he lowed them for all that
> worthy in their "ambition and breve
He,.too, tom Ml n*, n
great in heart, rewer-
loed woman. Of all the hundreds of
boys and girls who loved him as friend
and teacher, nq^oimof tfcem, wa may be
sure, who sfn^t pretoaes when he
had beoomeone of the world's greatest,
ever met with greeting 1— cordial or
sympathy less ready and patient than
that with which he had parted from
them in the humble life at Hiram.
▲ Chicago photographer has firmly
"sat down” on reeifctings for photo-
graph*. He nays that, nnleft • nega
tive irUniad by himself, he never gives
ths subject two sittings for the sooney
charged lor one. This reform will prob-
ahjy go farther until if wipes out the
in by many women
sitting* and then
; on toe last negte
Wrff
autaa Bind, welcr
sheet strew ia the pwqwv pr.^xu-a*.
b’ aw«auv eaaatoteteev, and torn iu 4>Wje
is a boa Hghtewa inehas heig by tee tb
whlib Ttw Iwn ks are tom v- a>l in
tb« mmi to dry, and it is mil nuoaud n.
•m gr.isn spr uting fneu theiu if t'*>
wsntbrr has bte*u ilauip. From tin*
the Biuch-ga/’-ihai adolir Meow is male,
s structure capable (in (be dim-ite in
which it is used) <4 enduring for 3*i
yrara. The nsdsof tbs oubnaiy adol*«s
are alnxwt flat, and inathi of mud aud
apt end on about six inches thick. There
are re w^^—Blare—♦ to
ere re s^^^-wwwa^sws^ — ■— ^ ^ ^ — ■ - - - ■ , - ▼ v ■ ^-■*
it rains tliey seldom leak anti I a week
after, for by that time the water has an
opportunity of soaking through. Thu
is convenient for the inmates, as the
weather being then clear they can move
out.—Sew Mexico letter.
9PKAKKM OF THE HOUtE,
Andrew Stevenson, of Virginia, wist
q eaker of the Twentieth, Twenty-first
Twenty-second and Twenty-third Con-
crosses. Nathaniel Macon, of NonL
joniiia; Hchuyler Oolfax, of laduoa
fum s U. Blaine, of Maine, ancTSamne
T. Rindall, of Pennsylvania, have oac
held the office three terms. Henry
Clay was Speaker of toe Twelfth, Thir
leenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth snd Six
teenth Congresses. ?. A. Mohlenbnrg
of Pennsylvania ; Jonathan Dayton, o
New Jersey; Joseph B. Yarn am, re
Massachusetts; James K. Polk, of Ten
neesee, and Lynn Boyd, of Kentucky,
each presided over Congress for tv
Gsjv. H. A. Babwcv, of New York,
who received a wound during the war
similar to that from which the President
is suffering, ia alive, healthy and vigor
ous ; yet his wound hsa never
and has discharged pus daily for
teen yean. It gives him
but no
A
< Im mi lb* areal pwpeles
Wlarw tb« Aareneaa peblw Is Hap Buur*
Y«w aaw il vvvrywtewre. PreyW tear ll wilb
g<*ml vawvt. It bwllda ibr« wp. ll ia awl aa
plraaaal la tbv u»l* oa aomv olbvr Bitter* aa
Uls a#4 s a kiaby 4riak. It ia mare Ilka
iba old fsabiaaad baaa ret lea tbal boa
doa* s wnrM ef good If yaw d-a'l feel Joel
rigbl try H»|i Biller*.—Nwwda News
•* Dm you see my test pueo. F* "Tee;
it wm simply perfect” "Oh, come now,
really, yon know nothing is perfect in
this world.” "Oh, yes—nonacnM is."
t asw m
HSf Bftiera. sad Wf
daeterieg, sad sever well.
eSgeaHy te fet her aawi», I rear lotted to be
hwofliWMed acatw I snd I am fled I did, fee
IS UeeJIiM two month* wee of Ibe Bitter*
tey wtf* wo* rar*(| sad *hr h** remained ee
fee elgbtern teanth* •litre. I like *0rh kete-
boggiag.—II. T., Hi. PawL—Pleaewr Press.
Tub ex-King of Hanover sternly re-
fn— to see his onfy sister, whose lovy
promoted end spproved ~by
Queen Victoria, /leeply offended him.
"A dethroned dynasty," says his ex-
Majesty, "ought to shun A mesalliance
far more than a dynasty in prosperity.
“ttlad 'f-UIIMsa thr Wethers.”
Thfe most Important information fever nub'
liiheil fol tho«f who would pal* with little
C ain, through the- great Irinl of motherhood,
y Dr. Stiiiahack WiUon, upecisliit in mid
wifery end chronic di«ea»«», Atlanta, (ia.
8end itamp for a cottv, a<ldre*«iug an above
and writing his foil name. “Di*e**es of
Men” to be had iu the same way.
Outs Loo ah began one of her lectures
with the rema.k : " Whenever I see a
pretty girl I want to clasp her in my
anna” " So do we,” shouted the boys
in the gallery. Pot A moment Olive
was nonplussed, but, recovering her
self-possession, she replied: * Well,
boys, t don’t blAnie you.”
Consumption Can be Cmred.
lUisd whiit kLL Willii-un C^ Diggei. ajamr-
chant of Bowling Green, Va., write* under
date of ApriLilli, 1S81- He *4y*: I firmly
helievs that Allan’* Lang Rdsain will snd
ha* cured consumption, if taken in time and
proper care he taken of the patient, both in
'suitable food and clpthtiig. Six year* ago
my mother wo* attacked with pneumonia
Ths attending phyaielan. “aoroe time after,”
told me that the di-caae had settled on her
long* and that she had the consumption
Not believing that a perms sent enre could
be efieeirs, hot think Mg tha I might be
able te get an el pec tors at sot containing
«Bt 1 .... 1 , ^...,1.1 , . 1 1 I 1 I A *1 a
iMMiiin WFiit^rl wtvyijvi nn«*rti ”*rii” r~itv i ■ iti
qaired of a draggiat in Richmond, Vs., if
he hid any medicine opt contain<ng opinm,
that wm a g«MMl tx]>erloraa He thei rec
ommeadad Aden'* Laun lte'»am. which I
K rehaeed and iodweed my mother to tiy
fore ahe had taken the first bottle the
improvement in her condit'o* wm *o mark
ed tbal I poruhoed three mere hoUtee, Thr
•ttesding phi• |r,kn < wei g the beneficial
effects, re r eaimeaded INeontbioeH are. sad
la abMt twe'v# siowtlis her loeg* were
proaowneed cared t'aun my reeoaim< ada
trea many other* wire had Ibe eontamidtea
have Wrh cured tthnk yod ra*
fee year medteise ih* fwQewiac K
eaitew w nbwwi imtouew.-wwd beating ef the
fang tee keeping ibem free fc
t4w* erreatiwg ewe rwri
dteewee Mr flls/e* my* be wette*
■ebe'waBi*** te knew ibel AUea *
la*g
IBB glWirill
•d toe AlWteMbMa te awe ad
<d
mssIbb
ring the
•Ml of Fills llBSfte, awfi tool sM*
Itea sbsI of lire ewwter stf Mre
try, IuIboIi shew
BZl.teO te— id rsite, or
Brewteei at IVwMwtvMtab
L Un I
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. (le« r
I*. 1 Su
not deelgn-
r tel to induce
UEIIs to
Ih© au-
ife regu-,
p. but.
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r ..tto imn. »ow»ls|
KIBtrlH *1 tbe—telHS*
th»> d«»«lopa la Xtdnej a
matt t>—aa. MUoaaoaaa. JaaadMa.
Ipaticc PlMa, W In nbUMiiww.Bre
IXarvoua Dkaordare tot — Oami
BIB WHAT TWOTIM SAT I
MB* n. Stork, of Jnnrtloa CUT. l
■aarOtldneT WorleorarlMmaftaerHpilarlBy 1
IreUSI had 1mm Irjlii* far (oar T**™- ^ 1
Bra. John Arnall.of Waahlneton. Ojjjj-.jjjjl
■ ggr.r^tir-rx^o.rre bT|
merely to place the
readers qf these page*"
In (xiMceslon or a means
of trSaiaient °Iminor
accidents occurniilf daily In
the household, and which, while not dangerous
in themselves, are cjteeodingly annoying.
Bums bruises, scalds, sprain*, etc., are prin-
cl|>al among these trou)>lc*orae and annoying
occurences, ami demSiKl*lffUn*diata treatment
with the l>est moans at haml. In the kitchen,
the dining-hall, the nursery and the sitting-
room they arc liable to hapij-n, and, instead of
fear and alarm at the sighto! the cut or mashed
Anger, or bruised or burned arm, or scalded
surface, a cool and quiet manner should bo as
sumed. and after washing away the blood. (if
require*!h the Injured parts should be dressed
with thhl ii*"*t ralitsbie remedy-ftr. Jacobs
Oil. Its sufpritj.ngiy <iUlfeit fTlief. Its cleansing
properties. Its tendency (o qtufekly remove afl
inAnmmatioh, and Its woiKilvfjtil efficacy in the
abovoas well as in all muscular and other iwins,
such as rhetimatism. neuralgia, toothache,
headache, 'tifffcesa.of the Joints, etc»—these
render Sr. Jacobs oh. pre-cminyatly the best
external remp ty now before the people: which
claim Is fully sltbstanUated jar the strongest
tttnd orrsjtifeinyTVorit m ctSsses or peopts.
The mlue of human Ufa. Is no supremely impor
tant that anything that tends to its prolonga
tion is entitled to the highest consideration
Charles Nelson. Rsq., proprietor Nelson House.
Port Huron, Mich., say*: "I Mitl-red-ao with
rheumatism that my arm withered, and physi
cians could not help me. I wm In despair of
my life, when some one advised me to try Sr.
Jacobs Uil. I did so. and m If by magic. Iwm
Instantly relieved, and by the continued use of
the Oil cnflrely cured, t thank heaven for
Tii^afe'iiiK?'' J,:Xr "
•Wortmftdftltttfo w«tt . . I
a til, to work. EMnoy-wor* mre* alm,|
stuikstua a ca,
URNSYILLE, KY.
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IIOSIIDIrj
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_ ASM L Jsrrett
IthstMtren yoarsr
uwl oilier complli
Xldnsy Wort. ^ .
I John B.Lawreacoof Jactaon, TAWt.i ----.-"
TxitiMT-Woi’t made bkh welt
I Mlclm-l
I •nff-re<i • _
Iwa* unsbl* .
|“wetlA»*v*r.”
kidney wort
. PERMANBNTLY OUBff
Ikidney diseases, _ ,
' LIVER COMPLAIIIT8,
|a^; l | t 'art* *e«* N A"* j
1 GET IT AT7I1IC PntGOlSTS. I ItlcE. iMtel
I WSMJi. Bu in ABtiOAi*.alm.t*J
I (WtU send tho dry po*ftd4'* tfaUVVf*. *•
>lJ JfS t^deAdlTtp^fw.w.re^
is to $20 ;sr£toa.*££
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AH* HAT1WHA1. teABte
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of T.nod, jVrewdnatlja*. A, a
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PENSIONS.
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b,t,4 la aa larraaa* a* reaWre. wirerea re
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GARFIELD
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3offer. .
From the HHh of October, 1881, to
he lat of July, 1882, genuine Rock
Spring Water will be supplied to cus
tomers by Ellis A Co., of Bailey Springs,
Ale., at the following rates:
Ten gallons in anti-corrueive can. .$5.00
Same can refilled At * 4.00
Five gallons in anti-corrosive can.. 3.25
Same can refilled at 2.50
Niue gallons in glass bottles 7.50
Reasonable freight and express rates
are given by ail railroads. This water
has been known for nearly fifty, years
«s a sure cure for Dyspepsia, a sure cure
for diseases of the ICianey aud Bladder,
A sure cote for all curable oases' of
Dropsy, assure cure for Sciofttious cases
q{\tne Bones or Skin, and a certain de
stroyer of the terrible thirst foyintoxi-
eating drink that overcomes so many
worthy resolution*. Deprive a drunk
ard of his diam for three days and
meanwhile give him plenty of Rock
Spring Water, and he won’t want‘the
wniskyj Don’t you think it’s worth
Uvinxii. ‘ if you do, drop a postal te
Ellis a Co. It will cost only a cent
ADHKRB rigidly and undeviatingly to
truth; but, white you express what Ja
true, exprern it io a pi :a«iag manner.
Truth ia the picture, the mannci i, >ne
fauns that displays it to ad van tags.
Lvma K. PtaxoAM's Y<
t
’statable Compound
Tnosa psMionsti psreooa who oorry
Utetr hearts in thsir mouths are rather
to be pstied then teared, toesr fereete*-
ijtea asrvmg bo other pvposs toaa to
farrom him that te
‘Taev pa» te tee koto* •
11,
Bookwalter Engine.
(Tkl. SifnTtae npntmu ifc. Ltmgt la • kMUky ■
A 8TANDAEDBEMGDY
Tot
«th,r
urinlwt
IN MANY HOME*.
rowotM, Velda. (>••*. WrerechU*
MVacicMf tk, ThrMtl *ad LV ft MS,
»l,d >ad otwrly beyond nil competition,
IN CONSUMPTIVE CASES
npproBoM* •* atat noeodSothal “ Kbioty-Sre" pat
it. nm pormnnontly aorod, wboro tho dlroctloni tro
■trlctly compliod with. Thnro lo neehcmicnl or other Ib-
frodionu to norm tho jommg or old. .
At AN EXPECTORANT IT NAS M EQUAL.
IT CONTAINS NO OPIUM IN ANT FORM.
J. N. HARRIS ft CO., Proprietors,
f IHCISf NATS, O.
p 0R SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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'niiKh. ii»d nil iMrenren.nf Ibv Brrnlufns
ffninii*. It nonthm nnd bt-nlnlhr llrnihrane
>1 ihr l.ungn, inHtiim-ii nnil Oolnsui-il by Ike
llrentw-. nnil krevmtl* ihr al*ltl nwrntn and
larliliirn>. acretr* Ibe t-hr*l wlilrh nn-nmaany
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li t I.I.'M I1AI.HA.M ivill euro yon,
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