The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, December 15, 1881, Image 4
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lf«M: 'To» h*T* oo« fo<
i pmt**n 700
yo« rwsociuwd Will-
ol Bedford'" Han 1
vag aakad the quMtion, “ What w*a tha
reongnitioD of Lawraooa, of Bpdfordf ^
“Well, Lawrence, who haa picked ap
oonriderabU fortune of lata jaara, wtttt
to aoBoof with Blaine twenty-nine jean
ago, at little Washington, Pa. OomiBg
to Waahington gity oaa time, he heard
me aay that I waa going ~to aee Mr.
Blaine. *1 wonder, 1 he said, ‘it Mr.
Blaine would know me now, after twenty-
nine yean?’ ' Certainly he will know
yon,' said Montgomery. ‘ The laet
night,’ continued Mr. Lawrence, ‘Blaine
waa in town I aat np with aome half a
dozen boys who agreed to watch the
night out until tha atage came along to
take him off to the Ohio river, and
thence to Kentucky, where he wae going
to teach school. Toward morning, when
it waa about time to go, I said, ‘ Blaine,
will yon give me aa much aa you are go
ing to give that nigger boy to carry your
beg down to the atation ? ’ ‘ Yea,’ said
Blaine, ' I will girt you just the same if
you will carry the beg.’ ‘How much
axe yon goffcg tb give the nigger?’ I
waa going to give him a levy.’ 'All right,
I will carry the bag for the levy. ’ When
we went op to Mr. Blaine’a house," Bays
Mr. Montgomery, "Blaine know Law
rence, of oourae. They aat down ami
talkad a considerable time about this
man and that, haver having met face to
face in twenty-nine yean. Finally 1
aaid: ‘Mr. Blame,'?tom glad to have
brought yen two gentlemen together,
beeenee I want to eee an ancient subject
of complaint between you settled.'
Blaine looked anamd for a minute,wlieti
his ay as Cashed and ha aaid :, ; Bill, 1
ought to have given you a quarter in
of a levy tor carrying that bag
down for mn' "—UalK
are always
attracted a good im
hratery noonta many instances ol this
von Talberg. a
yf Xl^LiUdlliAL
IL (4 UTij, rwjotead in a beard which
Itehtalma. aj
W has waist, John Mayo, a
fwanSar of Ike aulaeuih ernttury. who
had a Ward ao kmg lhat, although U
wm a laA mar. U wwald baag the
gsuuad whaa W aaood apngh* , W w»w»
it, Ihmrfun. hataual to ha gvdla.
Mary^ua <ma <d hav ssraaU. ta IMA, la
(toar tvaa tha TWnbi#, a aasd k> Wva
bad a Ward tva ta*« « _
la atdaa tea. whaa ewarr pmn af
to Ml
eiviHaad nahoua. It la
pnaad that only a few
afflicted, but the truth is that a large
portion of every community is more or
leea troubled with imperfect vision.
Myopy among achoul-children and at-
endanla at higher institutiaue of learn-
ag in this and other countries has been
Thoroughly investigated by Prof. Her
mann Cohn and a number of other emi
nent oculists, who have examined in all
more than 40,000 acholarm.
Prof. Cohn cites among the principal
causes of myopy, badly-constructed
adiooi-henchea, had writing and bad
type. The latter evil, he says, deserves
especial attention, nml for remedying it
he makes some valuable suggestions, of
which the following are the most im-
xirtant:
“ The meet important point is the |ize
if the letters. We cannot determine
'hia by the measurement of the epi, as
die printers do, for that regards the
ihank of the type, of which readers
know nothing; but it must be judged by
a special measurement of the visible let
ter. I have adopted as the standard of
measurement the letter n, that being the
most regular and symmetrical in shape
in both tha Roman and German alpha
bets. I have found that tha n in pearl
type is about three-one-hundred tha of an
inch high, in nonpareil about one-twen-
ty-flfth of an inch, in brevier about one
twentieth of an inch, in long primer
one-seventeenth of an inch, and in pica
one-fourteenth of aa inch. Wa have
hitherto no definite rale concerning the
amalleet size of letters which should be
f- rautted for the sake of tha syea. Tha
distance at which a letter of any partic
ular bias aan be aeM> does not aflbrd a
guide io it, for it does not eonuspond at
all with the dials nos at which
printed in tha aama type
be read steadily at tha
distance in reading. I believe
that letters which are lees than a milh-
m*n« ami a half (ooa-eeventeeoth inch)
high will finally pror# injurious to the «ye
Dow bttte sttautinu Wa Mtharto
penl to thia important subject
pit fled la
journals and books frequently
1, <* letters ouly a
' uaa-twenty flflh unefc) high. Many of
the test books required by
euthontMa are badly printed.
&.o*s shsmld go through
t»h with fcilliMeter rate ta
all
a Mill
of
In fact, at times W bad fits
of insanity. In Loudon, while raminak-
tog on the uWIbbshbm of human life, ha
wan seized with tha sodden impulse to
dak troy himself—to go at onoa and
drown himaaU. Ha ordered a hackney
coach to be brought to the door. When
it arrived he rushed down stain and into
it without giving order* where it wza to
ba driven. Waiting soma little time,
tha driver aakad where ha would like to
ba taken to. "To the Thames,"
manner and look in which these
were uttered convinced tha driver, who
appear* to have had more then the usual
intelligence of men of hia claas, that hia
occupant was deranged. He drove off,
k —/jwmt not to tha river where Oowper had
ordered him. He drove np one street
and down another for a long time, while
Cotoper sat back in his sent in mental
detraction, which convinced the driver
that he was crazy. After a long, round-
aliout drive he drove np to the poet’s
lodging and told him he had arrived
"wherehe waa ordered." Oowper de
scended from the vehicle, entered the
house and went to his rgom. Then in
hia returning oonsoiouaneaa tha truth of
the entire transaction entered hia mind,
and he found that he had not seen the
river at all, nor had he drowned himself
as he had intended when he left the
chamber two boon before. In tiiie he
saw the hand of Providence, end imme
diately composed the hymn:
■l woa4*n to psrform
which will ba song aa long as hymns
are song in religious worahin.
A Mibtlawb exchange refers to Mr.
Thos G. Forward of Belzir, that State,
who wag rated bv Si Jacobs Oil of
rbeumatttm, — RocheMer (S. Y.) Sunday
Morning Tribune.
A x mmb of teeding ettissns of New
York have organized a company to erect
at the corns* of Broadway and Thirty-
ninth street a place of ami
eted after tne
It will be opened in April with n
Vienna '
the 1 Oik of October, Ittl,
he Itt of Jely, 1M1, genuine Bo
fm*g Warn will be supplied to<
ktetera bv Ellis 4 Co., of Bailey H|
Ala., at me following rates:
Ten gallons in anti corrosive can. .96.00
Same can reilled at.... 4.00
Five gallons In anti-corrosive can.. 8.26
Same ean red Red at f,..... 160
Nine gallong in glass bottles.. 7.60
^ Reasonable freight and express rate*
are given by all railroads. This water
has been known for nearly fifty years
aa a sure cure lor Drspepsii
for diseases yf the Kklney 1
a sure cure for ail humble
a j us uj j vans o
da, a sure cure
and Bjadder,
ible cates of
pring
whiskyj Don’t you
3 ring H. if you do, drop
lis & Do. it will cost oh
FrBTJTZR
f-j? .Drypey, a sure cure fbr Sciofulous cases
words />f the Bones or Skin, and a certain de
stroyer of the terrible thirst for intoxi
cating drink that overcomes so many
werthv resolutions Deprive a drunk
ard of his diam for three davs and
meanwhile give him plentv of Bock
Spring Water, and he won’t want the
* think it’s worth
a postal to
only a cent.
excavations near the Pan
theon, in Borne, for the purpose of iso
lating the structure from the buildings
which surround it, have brought to
light the baths of Agrippa. The floor
of the baths is some six metres below
the street level and is strewn toith frag
ments of Oipollino marble. An im
mense fragment of cornice and the base
of a column, fluted cm one side and ful
ly one meter in diameter, are also visi
ble. *
Fas s Cbrtetmss prwaptbuy ons ef tbsMsas.
Organ Co’* Harpettea, and your obidran will be
dalighted and give you music is your own home
thee* long winter evenings.
Tn Carson Appeal solemnly affirm.
that a Nevada florist has a sunflower
which is fifteen inches in diameter, or
ly four feet in circmnferanoe.
woman to rufftr from
after taking Lydia E. Ptnkkain'i
TORMENT, INDEED.
w tow ■ v»wm w | "ww
Iv IS
VfgatabU Ooapoood.
Olcoom is used for suing paper and
for making printers' rodara
in the event of
of Arthur, says the Chicago
It M euppoMd that the Piyai
1 af the (temefla pro wm would am n
amt the full Oerfleld term. The mattew
is updated by the tew of 1782. The
PraaUamt of the Senate sooeemU only
until a President of the United Btetee is
Ike provisions for such eteo-
■■a Iff. Whenever the oAoss of
ed Vise Frastdeat hoik hinneu vaoant, lbs
> teall tsrtkwtth esose a doO-
to be Miade to the Kxaouttve of
, and shsll also oaosa the asae to be
te at hast 00s of the aewapaper*
printed in each Mate.
Baa ltd. The notetostion teak ■pe.-tfv that
aleeters of b President and Tiot President of
the United States (hall be appointed or chosen
In the several States, as follow* 1
First—If than shall be the space of two
months yet to ensns between the date of raoh
nodtoaMon and the first Wednesday in Oeemn-
t w tew* Mat sesateg, stnh noifloation tealj
specify that the eieetor* shall be appointed or
ehoasn within thirty-four days prseedlug snob
first Wednesday in Deoembsr. .
Second—If than shall aot te the spate of
two months between thedate of such notifioa-
tiou tad such first Wednesday In Deossnber,
and if tea tens for wfaish the President and
Ties PisaM wit last in office wan slacted will
not axpirs on the M day of Marsh nut ensu
ing. tee MtlSssdtsn shall specify that the erect
or* sha& te appointed or chosen within thirty-
fowr days psuoeding the ini Wednesday in Dn-
eembar in the year asst ensteag; but if than
shall aot te the spaas of two mooths between
the date te
Wi
and
wffi expire oa ths
Tan New Tori AW w siermed to find
that of the 44V fsteale graduetaa of the
Hartiord High School, only 147 hevu
married. The Springfield Republican
aeya the explanation is easy. The edu
cation makes woman more tedependeut,
more able to earn her own living and
enjoy it and lass disposed to take up
with the risks of married Ufa, until just
the right party cornea along. She is lens
likely to " throw baraelf away ’’ in the
dea that the must get married anyhow.
Fhe Sun did not comment upon the fate
that the whole number of deaths among
Jiesc 447 is only twenty-five, which illus-
ntes the sanitary vhlne of education,
Amoho the scientific and mechanical
novelties ol recent note mention mny
be made of a method tot asoattetn-
ing the depth of the tea by means of a
glass tube, closed below by a plug, and
provided above with a capillary or
ifice. The tube, being full of air, is low
ered into the sea, when the air becomes
compressed and water trickles in, the
quantity of water admitted furnishing
the datum or evidence from which the
depth may be calculated.
•• on the day he mas
private papers which deal with
of the etete asm to be sent te the wmhivm
offloe, where they will he kepi twenty
yean before being made pa bile Hie
wardrobe will be dleteibeted riming the
charitable institutions of which he waa
pa Iron. ••
Tocne sai
sgv. >OM Of
Judo a Thoma* Foem, a prominent
lawyer cf Oalhoun, Ga., committed a
sort of doable suicide in his (.table, first
drinking two vials of laudannm sad then
shooting himself twice in the pit of the
stomach. Bmrifieas troubles was the
Ah extraordinary and almost incredi
ble story of cruelty cornea from Jersey
Oity, where a mother is charged with
deliberately starving her child *0 death,
and announcing its death, providing a
ooffln end actually arranging the body
•• if for burial before it had breathed its
Itefl. When is condition was dteeov-
SMd, teervation was so far advanced that
hie could ate he zevad. Tha
cause of the aoA
Search the Scriptures end Kara $49.
“The publishers ef the Holly Springi/MLve.)
Reporter la their prise pusrie eolumn make
the following offer To the penea who
following Oder To the penea
will first tell us which is the longest v<
which is the ahorteet vane, and which the
middle verae ef the Old Testament, ye will
give 120 in gold. To the peraon who will
first name the'beck and division in the Mble
in which oeears every lettje of the Hebrew
alp abet, we will give $20 in gold." These
premiums to be awarded on the 18th of Jan-
nary next Those wno contest for premi-
nms most e«nd P. O. Order for twenty five
cents, no stomps, for which they will receive
n copy of the Reporter of January 19th, con
taining tha comet answers and names and
poet once address of parttes giving them, to
whom will bo awarded the premiums. Ad
dress Prbushsns o»jRKroBTaa. Holly
Springs, MiadUaippi.
Loukaxa has a
190.091'' Of thb
opium
Fac-Similet if U. S. Treasury
AHSHA
ai. ba Hat niLxa.
ilutiAM ft Bo.tv4 But..
•rHattaoal Bank HU., IS la *11,
«f vtrlna* Svnomtateoce. A* • rar* ad 4ai<tanUn.MM
mM» ft d«l»«ing •onntvf.it mrmoy tbet *r» Ikomltut-
M*> J. A. HAT. HTOrwatneh Sum*, B*.
r Tork City.
GUNS
atamami
P. T. P.
TOO.. 8* Ttk At*.
nuv. Z. T. H.to SmI
Afoul, food.. Bond far
»»plm.tofT Orenlw.
AGtNTS WANTED FOU THE
HIST(MY«niWORLD
wItches
Ufa • TT
like s
wktftwted. tb*y oamm a* the mta das* In i
te popular m
/■rrasttassfs
7 -’XKsii.wK
mloC* ua off boy’aalorv
of a dngand the comet,
«nd which we here si ve
in a short extract fh>in
th* boy* letter: “Golly.
Bob, fbh-oSfht te ha 1
been there last night te
a-eeen the ftm. Tom
Wlnklns’
X .. dorg Toddle*
wa* a-Mttln' at the gate
\ \ asazln’ at the C'omlt.
\ .« \ when along cornea old
\ 1/ N Bykea darned rft tar-
‘ ‘ ‘ iver the fanoe and th#
ived too much for Tod
dles, and alb re they could haul him off the bat
tle mound he had made a good sqnaremi &l off
his bide. Tom waa In despair. A kind looking
do hut steal Into the chapel at Vesper time and
slide Into Father Jacobs confessional box and
beg of him a bottle of his oil with which to rub
hi* dorg. The Father felt of Tom'i head; it was
hot an' afbre Tom could utter a prayer, two men
were luggtn’ him home followed by a great crowd,
who kept- at a safe distance, thinking he had
been bit by a mad dorg. The more he kicked
and screamed to be let free, the tighter they held
on to him.” In reference to another torment, the
Chicago Western OatMie recently wrote: “Mr.
Joel D. Harvey, U. 8. Collector of Internal Reve
nue, of.thia city, has spent over two thousand
dollars on medicine for nla wife, who wa* suffer
ing dreadfully from rheumatism, and without
deriving any benefit whatever; yet two bottles
of 8r. Jacobs Oil accomplished what the
skillful medical men failed in doing, to
(five The names of hundreds who Ik
by this wonderful remedy did space
The latest man who has been mi
through the nee of this valuable liniment Is Hr.
James A. Oonlon, librarian of the Union Catholic
Library of tela city. The following is Mr. Con-
lan’s indorsement;
Umon Catholic Lizzaby Association,
204 Drarbom Street,
Biunrs •“MS*
BwBsnasai i teiasp • teoH
SSI* IMS,
""’•isniaa
ZsMsaWsrttefas »ay psWfaMM MUl y*a te**.sM
sa u th. .abusksn ft tfeis ..MtlM fastuklf. (M
TtsVfa*MUs«V.I
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pis*
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^Ukm’ ft postal CarSs wdllag fa*
S tee. n May.
fay all
T -an/w£?
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$tni tz-ui
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$r ALL KINDS. BKLTINC, H0SI
Mi PACKINC. 9ILS, PUMP!
II PIPE, FITT1N68,
STUM 6AU6ES, EN6INI
to. tteto tor Prio*-
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143 Mito Btrft, LOUISVILLE, KY.
IjTHERSk^IS^
Stainback Wilson, At-
lanta, Oa., for " QL A D
TIDINGS FOB MO
THER 8,” containing
MOST IMPORTANT IN FOR-
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$5 to
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Chicago, Bent. 14,1M0.
I wish to add my testimony to the merit*
J acob* Oil a* a cure for rheumatism. One hot-
tic ha* cured me of tel* troublesome dteeaae,
w hlch gave me a great deal of bother for a long
tlmej hut, thanka to the remedy, 1 am cured. Thu
.'ntemantla UHTollctied by any one Iz Its Inter
3*L Yen’ respectfully.
Ja '
»te *20
THE HARP-ETTE,
CAN
OON8UMPTION
: BE CURED?
••MB IBTEM9TIIIO LETTIBB
FBOM TMB PBOPLE,
WHICH NHOULD BR READ
BY THCRt APPLIOTKD.
DR. •OHBNCK oivbb tmb
kvidbbob on whiom mb BABCB
HIS ABBBBTIOB THAT
CONSUMPTION
CAN BE ^
CURED.
Clear and explicit stateineats
from well-known persons,
which should convince
the most skeptical.
Ftr other CorlHIcatet of Gurbt tend
for Dr. Schonok't Book oo Consump
tion, Liver Complaint end Dfepeptin.
ft gives o full desoription of these
diseases in their various
valuable information in rogard to the
diet and clothing of the tiok; hoe and
when nxoreieo should be taken, Do.
This book is tho result of man/roars
of oiporioneo in tho treatment of Lane
Diseases, end should be rend, not only
by tho aMietod, but by thoon mho, from
hereditary taint or other cause, eup-
pose themselves liable te any afoetten
of the throat or lungs.
IT 18 SENT FREE
Poti Paid, to all **«••"**•
•s.ru£ JGESgii K" —
Mr. «. W. I. Martfa, af i
Ta.
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J-OSEIPIHTc. TODD,
to w
Engineer and Machinist.
Fl«, H.mp, Jmu, Bop*, o.kma, tnd ItaggiD* MMUa.ry, StMun Xagi.M, Bsllsrs,
Sr. Sole agciit for M.Th.r'- V w PM*nt Ann. wi.ii. gagtMSad Tofff Pnap eoa*
bilMd. Also, asraar Mid eaclasir* manufacInrM «*
The New Baxter Patent Portable Steam Engine.
Thrs. sngtntf ar. a<!mirably tksal*4 to all klada of light po*.r far drlvtng SrlSt*
lag I'ltiwr*. pumping wal-r, rawisg wood, grinding onSko, glaul.g oottoa, a.d Ml kladl
of sgricultieal sad wi^touwal ptirpoMs. and at a furm.h.d at th* fallowiaa low prtoss:
1 •horso'pAw.r .Al.V) | lU-horw pow*r .....„.....A1M
S-hof*o-pnw«r 24.5 2M-hor»* pow*r..„ HS
2-hor.o power^ 290 10-aoia« power Ml
J. C. TODD, Paterson, N. Y.
Of ,No. 10 Itorrtzy Bt., New Tork. .
Bookwalter Engine.
Effective, Dimple, Durable end Cheap.
Compact, Substantial, Boo nominal and Easily Mamssi
Qurantml Uncork wU and gvM full power •-* -
EVKHY PLANTER
Who rnna a Ootfon &fassr OtewifiB aboold have sofa I
[power Is much better and cheaper then horse pew.
•ejb our xx>vr rmiotete*
8 Ho
IMFD0HEMEDTD-JHW tTTLED—MEW GdTALODDi
THE MASON dt HAMLIN ORGAN OO.
Curd the Syitem AgaiMt
MALARIA
ly Using I-
DR. 8CHENCK S
MANDRAKE
PILLS,
The Great Vegetable Subatitate
for Mercury.
fhey will cure ChHIt and Fevar.
They will cure OiarrhoM.
They will cure obstinate consti
pation, leaving the Stomach
and Bowels in a healthy cm-
dition.
They will cure Liver Complaint
that great forerunner of Con
sumption.
DR. 8CHENCR’S
MANDRAKE RILLS
fK. lot prodoe. atakaMas* th. MHessk. aMwa sr
i.g. Ob tbeeentrwy, they »r» so solid sad sgrsssl
w uiing w t»*s ss ■suss semmmwrrnw,
the bowsle l. .petdJly rsllsvsd
taptem*. They mS dWly «
b, wh.« I. . hMilky MadlUM,
their seiiou tk.t • per.es eutfaring witk * eMr !
•our etannch or prila la the bowels,
of thee* diatreMitig eytaptoa*.
the liter, the ergs, whiek, wk.a t
pur Idea tke Wood far tbs wkol* body.
They sr* • psrfart prepwstwm of tbal post ate well-
koewa remedy, Hasdrak. or PedopkyiUa, a YeaMdy
thw bss diepleeed tke mse of muter), as wall a* many
e<b.r poisonous drugs, la the ptMt.ce ef story tatelliguo*
VnT Jokn King, ef the Colley ef Hodletu*, sf
„ spaa Ik* towel*
te rateequent roetlteaese. la
I* a«4 II* saaal la tea
___ =3 ,. “la C*
wtrfsei t
Cbrook Liter Aaptfaut tkere Is ato tfa equal la tie
wbolo rsage sf asadWaM, being tidily fear, neefsl ttoa
1 *s* n *‘’ *»
‘““•2sriisfur«s.“rsr
hi uvwc r
DR. RCNENCK’R MEDICINES:
MANDRAKE PILLS*
SEAWEED TONIC,;
j PULMONIC SYRUP