The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, May 11, 1882, Image 4
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TBI DOBATIOK OF BIBDS.
(Late sumUH |
FunQiar m tho mignition of bird* ip to
^ Si: .*MPSS ^ les&ii
ud th« unerring onrtntoiy
i which thej wing their way between
the most distant pLoee, arriving and de
parting in the same period, year alter
year, are paints in the history ol birds
of passage sa mysterious as they are in
teresting. We Know that moat migrants
fly after sundown, though many of them
ssiset a moonlight night to cross the
Mediterranean. But that their raetoor-
ological instinct is not unerring is yet
proved by the fact that thousands are
•vary year drowned in their flight over
the Atlantic and other oceans. North
ern Africa and Western Asia are selected
k winter quarters by most of them, and
t their way
! hang over towns at night, puz-
of their experience, by the
lits of the streets and houses.
at the nightingale may
i be delayed by unexpected otr-
m Yet it is rarely that they
»or depart many days sooner or
one year with another. Frot'eeeor
on considered that were eeafowl
i revolving round the earth their
arrival eonld hardly be more surely cal
culated by an setreoasner. Foal wcatket
or fisir, beat or cold, the puffins repair to
assae of thMr etatsooe punctually on e
as if their movemetiU were
The ewiftiMwe
birds
• in a
_ swift
47 *** a^sfl wSi.TTTliS
1 ImSsoa the Wta« Thechimaey-
tdnsl
la took piece (July Ifl, IflNh • eanvar
eahuu esuseen the ivt. and the oher-
Bve, public and primSa, of the two
General Taylor told ns that
young man. studying st
day on board a
e very y«
Point, be i
boat, and among the passengers were
Mrs. Hamilton, widow of Alexander
Hamilton, and Aaron Burr, who had re
turned to the States after his enforced
absence in Europe, in oonseqnenoe of his
teoneobt
treasonable practices. Bnrr
mao, bnt still retained much
of his former confidence and manner, es
pecially with ladies. To the astonish
ment of those who knew him, on discov
ering that Mrs. Hamilton was on board
the steamboat, bfe approached her, took
off his bat, and bowing, said: “Mrs.
Hamilton, I believe?*My name is Burr.”
Tho effect upon the lady, now well
stricken in years, wo* electric. Rising
from her seat, she gathered np her dress,
as if to touch Bnrr with it would be con
tamination, drew herself np, and looking
at him from head to foot, swept away
with a dignity and grace worthy of her
!>cst days, and left him standing abashed,
lbs
taion. Burr
hat
upon his head, and slowly moved back
it he had'
spec
i nis
to the teat he had left purposely to make
this experiment npon the feelings
of the widow of ,the man he hod
slain, for one can not suppose that he
had any intention to apologize or explain,
since this was impossible.—Noitt aid
Qvertcs
White Hons Shares.
A New Yorker wee seated in an office
in Gunnison City, CoL. one day, when
a gmxlr looking old chap entered and
asked if that was the place where thrj
sold shaive of the White Hone fUme
Mine. Being assured be was in the of
fice uf the company be oheereed ;
“I have heard the While Bore spuk.-n
of as being e likely ■*«* "
“It certainly la We took glO.OuO
worth ct ure out in cue day."
' IVew' Hhe tauel be fuel oft
i How aany mm hate ye go* ta
••Ob. about three bandred *
' Have ye. thought Are thn
tog € party b»el»r
ttaaree are aslLng like he*
we bate oedy a lew left l
as ye the WWSa Hoeue m a
angle foe the
bofida, and the very thieves for immunity
and reward; wort Ideas ependtlirifts be
come candidates for rich heiresses; and
artful women for confidential and con
venient friends; destitute and deserving
families, onoe opulent, appeal (or elms;
mothers propose to snrrender their first
born; police detectives employ ingenious
deeoys to entrap criminals: libidinous
wretchcu sdvertise with the design of in
veigling thoughtleess girls that they
have ogled in street ears or jostled in
stages; and ghonls, that have pillaged
the grave, bargain for the restoration of
the festering corpse. Some weeks since
our attention was directed to the follow
ing advertisement:
** A M ATTEACTIVB young Udy ot tho tint
foully dootroo In noad o friend indoed; a ro-
Aned tontloman of moons may oddreoo, “ KHICK-
ERBKOCKER.”
Being unfortunately divested of tha
Indispensable qualifications required, we
dentally c
labor and at an
oo^third part of
■ been ■
After mnoh patient
■ua exponoe, about
dead and buried
cities baa been dug np; and the excava
tions are still going an. Vast treasures
of gold and silver, rare statuary, paint
ings, andJiousekold utensils were reoov-
vered in good condition, and many of
these are now preserved, as I have said,
in the National Mnseum at Naples. Tho
paved streets have been cleared of rub
bish, and Compare favorably with those
of the cities of to-day. The housea are
open to inspection, and one can easily
gather from them a good idea of the
manner of life among the people who
were bnried into eternity with such
frightful celerity eighteen hundred years
ago.
There is a large mnsenm just within
the main gate of Pompeii, in which are
stored vast numbers of articles recovered
from the uncovered houses. These are
bottles, vases, plates, cn^S, lam
money-boxes, jars, door-locks,
III a valiant soffinring lor others, not
b a slothful making others suffer for os,
did nobleness everjSe. The chief of men
ie he who stands in the van of men,
fronting the peril which frightens back
all others; which, if it be not vanquished,
will devour the others. Every noble
crown is. and on earth will forever be, a
orown of thoma.—Carlyle,
_ . leasable qaaii , , . - . , , .
if bo wero capable of fooling •o J before did not respond to tho invitation, bat it beLa, egg*, nut*, nioceo-of bread, dned
replaced his hat especiallyinvoked our aympathy. We (niit, glasses, towels, candlesticks, ladles.
amps, •
bolts,
anou
Mb. Ed. Tbiokwr, the celebrated oars
man, Kingston, Canada, says : “I have
found St. Jacobs Oil a sore and certain
cure for rheumatism, etc."—jtfew York
Clipper.
Acoobdimo to Dr. Maclaren, of Scot
land, the types of insanity have changed
with modern times. Acute delirom
mania, for example, is comparatively
rare, but mental enfeehlement, attended
with paralysis, is bocomming more and
more common, as a result of the over
work and worry of the struggle for ex-
stenoe at the present day.
especially invoked our aympathy.
are naturally anxious to know if this at
tractive young lady was promptly and
suitably accommodated; and to which of
the numerous first families of New York
she was actually allied. The melancholy
tad, that notwithstanding itlnstriona
pedigree and unquestioned cultivation,
the was constrained to issue snch a gen
eral solicitation to the scions of aristoc
racy, must hsve done violence to her
sensibilities and hereditary pride, ee-
pectailj if destitute of previous experi
ence in such delicate affairs.
That the discerning advertiser
lees cnoeeroed about the i
boo of
scales, needles, baskets, funnels, etc. Bnt,
among all these familiar things, I was
moat impressed with an iron safe—an ac
tual iron safe—identical in pattern with
those knobbed articles that only a few
years ago were considered the beet safes
in the world for banking-hon* * and
counting-rooms. And yet dozens of per
sons have within fifty yean taken oat
patents for newly-invented safes.
I saw also a lot of flab-hooka of tbs'
identical pattern now so eagerly posed
by sngiarn—the veritable Lunenck book.
Is the world prugrvasing ? And
Snmuii, UUnois..
Dn. R. T. Fracz, Buff sin, N. T.: Dear 9tr—
I sub to stste tbst my dsngbter, seed 18, wss
pronounced incurable and waa fast failing ai
the doctors thought, sitb consumption. I ob
tained s half dossil bottles of your “ Ooliirn
Medical Diacovsry "for her, sod she com-
improving at once, sad Is now well end
Ywy trejy years,
Rtv. Isaac It. Acocans.
Diacovsry
LIN EH
^CHaDRtl
THE O.SECr MUTt TO
NIAGARA FALLS
Ifthert Isons thing In
that allure* tbo everase boy 8M de-
llghts people generslly, H la a well
^managed Lnd thoroughly equipped
clrcua Thechlldrsaora city or wren
necin to know of Its coming by a kino
of Intuition, and prepare arcordlMly.
The pennh**, hlinerto dropped lutp
the mlsHloiiary-box with conucK'nl -
ous rqgulsiity, are now fcithftilly di-
vrrtetf Into an old coffbe-pot In the
cellar comer for prospective use, and
wrup-metal, old paper, etc., do auo-
stantiul service In the way Of securing
the amount of an admission fee. But
for all that, we believe Billy In the
properly conducted circu* as a means
of amusement and diversion, and are
happy to state the gratifying fact V* 1
tho circus—or rather Us proprietor*
Thousand I:
HEW
Islands, Wfhitfi Mountains
YORK sad BOSTON.
D. EDW
—a-i ———■
LAKE & BODLEY C
awarded
the circus—or rather ita propr
rand employes-^experimentally be
lieve In 8t. Jacobs On., the Great
Pain Reliever of tho age. Hon. P. T.
Bam urn's Greatest Show on Earth and
Coup'a Monster Khow can be taken as
typical cases. The funner says: “ We
take great pleasure in stating that St.
Jacobs Oil is in use by many ring ar
tists now engaged with P. T. Bamtim’s Greatest
Show on Earth, united with the Great London
Circus, Sanger's Royal British Menagerie and the
International Allied Shows. From its happy effect
upon the— whe bav wcraMcm to-emptoyIt, we .
hare no besiutlon In pronouncing St. Jacobs |
Oik the beet liniment which has ever been
brought to our notice. It is wonderfully efflea-
ci nis In subduing pain.
GOLD MED
ATLANTA COTTON EXPOSITION,
ON THtW
Steam Engine and Saw
BzhlUted a* AtianU to 1681.
leys. Couplings
Send for Speck
faring. Grist and Plovt 1
1 Clrt' , » r « rour S°' 1 rlj
Saw 9111, which WOSeU faf.
strong.
A PrtuiDKL.raiA boy was asked if he
ever prayed in ehnroh and answered,
"Oh. I always mj at pray as Uks all the
** ladreil^* nzpoodsd ^tCT^zsfioaHlMd
Ai
“In esses of rheumatism or complaints
klwd our artists know ho w to cure thenwelTc* very
speedily. 8t. Jacobs Oil is a very popular rem
edy among onr pc-ople tor rbcmnat|cYa1n*,and
as 1< .ng as they ea n get It they won't nffer much.
Mr. Frank L Fr.iyne says: “I have suflered
terribly * *
and arm, and
In my cheat.
ta a inwmaL
St. Jacobs oil, and I thought 1 would tnr that
n-WHdy. 1 tell y n I am might/ glad 1 Ad. toe
after Mtag erne or two hemes of that pet-pa mti<«
« Mt no pain whatever, aad have hadTiwametan
lamSmbabevev tody. *
ev ary body lu
attsntlon givea to Plaatatloa
Special attsntion gi'.-- - „
chinery. lUuatrutrd tirmlars ttreo.
LANE A BODLEY CO H
John M WtUrr St*-- Clactaaatt. f
boa rheomatisu la my right shoulder
,aadat toesamatima I had m me pains
iHL Romctlme since I reed eomsthtag
■about the remark*hla cures of
KIDNEY-WO
FOR THE ®ERMAStflT CMC (
coiCdtspation.
pcie A - !> rwevalratm
1
etia a*4i you
-% tWy wul
• vw.
*• e
“1
ta esydasa. bm
loyal ettisea. I ve
I've Lava
Ita all right
Oul W —, of
be careful
m lo7ml17,
Jhe ^
VS man tout out* pair of diLepi
a, and fixing them on ius
» «loedly •xaaniDed the gray nniforms
their velvet ooUatb aqu brsee a Ian.
Us hoods trembled violently, and he
••emed quite frightened, but eoUtcted
hiaeatf and said to the Confederates:
* t* n ^® in « n . I meant no offence.
I didirt know—fact is, Tve a
and
alias been s
. , Tt® jest got one son,
be* with Marmadnke. The only
ather man grown in my family that’s fit
lor aarvis is my darter Bailie’s husband,
and he’s with Rector, and—”
'‘Hold on, old fellow," cried Col. W—,
"whal aboat your being a loyal citizen?”
^ otlwr tide of the ta
ble. Then he readjusted his spectacles,
scanned the blue ooats, took off his hand
kerchief from about his neck, blew his
noae, leaned both hands on the table and
said:
‘Well, gentlemen, this is a littie mixed,
**( JQ? jist jjo on and fight it out among
yoursema. I can live under any irov-
ernmeni” *
H*w to Spend Thankigivlng Day.
A good old Governor of the State of
Maina, when he issued a Fast-day proala-
hiaadvice: “I reoom-
ta tha day
it; if to Z
west m atewee ta toe am* tatoef t^ eei^tiM^. yw* to
Tha
Ail Ua. into, aad
of Ue. ah te.
wktak in Umst aaioktiag bnm
with gUdMM. all Um
r and saorw ataA.lv ac
keep th. Id. of a
arw only th. not
d benevolent and good natwwd though I
on the part of aome one.
Mnaio ie an important element of en-
terUinment; bat perhaps of the doaen
von have invited, not over one or two
harp voices sufficiently cultivated to aing
in pabtia
Oamee ? Excellent. Few of ns that
don’t Uke to play games — checkers,
eheaa. whist, anything that is light,
sprightly ai ' - - ■
Have you any piotoriaT books in your
library or aboat the hoase ? If so, be
saro to place them on the center table.
We have known a single volume to fur
nish delightful entertainment to a whole
group for an hour.
Have you a Ohineae top ? If pot, pur
chase one. It may cost you twenty
cents, and we’ll warrant that the first
evening after you get it, if you be right
fully constracted morally, you will want
no other entertainment than you will get
out of spinning it yourself. Do yon say.
“ Pshaw 1 tops are for boys?” All right;
whv not be a boy occasionally ? Try it,
and see how you like it We dare say,
you hare been a man so long yon have
orgotten all about being a boy. Give
your memory a jog—the experience will
do you good. - v
And do you know it ie a spleacjjd thing
to think that the woman you really tore
will never grow old to you? Through
the wrinkles of time, through the mask
ef years, if yon really lore h«, yon will
always see the faeo yon loved end won.
» women who really torse amen
at hegrowe old; hale not
;Redoes not tremble; he
tonot^ild^ehe eeee the same gallant gen-
■hntotofek7ilte toetmiy; ^lUke to
totok toat love is etoraMi jUi to tow
to that way
hall <4 a
• IS lb«H
its
.A-,-.
everything that
yoo
I admire von ; you are
you ahouidTie.* *
Then there ie the tend
leeiooate voice, that sometimes goes
with aharp feature, (as they indicate
merely intensity of feeling) and some
time blnnt features, but always with a
genuine benevolence.
If you are full of affection and pre
tense, your voice proclaims it
If yon are full of honesty, strength
and purpose, your voice proclaims it.
If you are cold and calm and firm and
consistent, or fickle and foolish and de-
cejrtious, your voice will be equally truth-
You can not change youi voice from a
natural to an unnatural tone, without its
lieing known that you are doing so.
Too Smart to Live.
A dry-goods house advertised for
boy, and they got him. They put
the smart boy behind the counter. The
following is the conversation that passed
between him and his first customer:
Customer (Picking up a pair of
gloves):
“What are these?”
Smart boy—“Gloves. *
Customer—“Yes, yes; bat what do
yon ask for them?”
Smart boy—“We don’t ask for them
at all; customers do that’’
understand
smart :
t all: customers
Onltoiner — “You don’t
How do they oosneF*
-“Why they oo
4 Uke to. ally ef
The great baa* ‘
will
wealth there, and we ahali
temple ejth
the capacity to do groat I
blood makes good Ua£n.
ie a Jew, Jules tkmoo ie e Jew.
thm to Heheew blood in Oambette’s
▼etna. Than in the arts we have shown
oar capacity foe sncocaa hark-they‘ie
C aving one of the ’Bongs Without
orda —Mendelsehoo was aJew, ]
wma a Jeweec ; there iff no knowing to
what heights we might rise if the foot of
the world was taken off our necks, as it
will be, as it surely will he, for God has
promised—your God and mine.’
“ * Then, 1 ’ said the poet, 1 you’ll
chooee you a King—one of the Roths
childs I suppose?*
** * No, no, we have our King. Our
King must be of the lineage of David.’
“ * And can you find a son of David
after all these centuries ? ’
“ * Oh, yes; it is a part of our religion
to keep the family records. There must
be a setting straight of genealogies at
every week of week-years (forty-nine
years). We know where to find our
King—he is already ohosen, waiting to
be crowned.’
* ‘ * And where js he now ?’ asked the
poet
“‘There,’said the Jewess, and she
pointed to the man who had so fascin
ated me. “'It Is the Baron , of
London; he is recognized by all who
keep the faith as the one upon whose
head the orown would bo placed if the
day of restoration should oome to-mor-
'—Netp York letter.
county, V*., of deesaaed soldiers of the
war of 181k, who draw penaions from tlie
Government at the rate of
Woumi that hav. ton siren np to dia bare
ton send by Lydia S. Piukhaia's ▼egetabts
C. mi-ouud.
Th* whale has sand. There are seven
different sort of bomb-lances to kill
him with, and yet he doesn’t blubber
over it-
ONDERFUL f I RENEWING |
REMEDIES.
8«j4Afrla«<iint For circular* sad si*
wlih full pwtwwUru. a<dr««c, f ■ O. Bo» SVB, *. T. City
W AV rRU.-l.«dlM U>
SMt bjr *awL Ad4i
r»!l River, Mam.
KiD>'ET-WeRT euree piles.
at Is vi
and healing action that
It has a soothing
very potent •
In the columns
frequently notices
Berlin
offerini
presents to whosoever
them. i
papers are
Ting children as
wishes to adopt
Diamond
dyes.
i in pain,
Smart boy-
r—“No, no; how high do they
A raw material is coming into use for
torilding. It is fin clsy msde into ths
shape of s box with the ends knocked
it Each hollow block
Pur* cod-liver oil, from selected liven, on
the *e* chore, by Caswell, Hazard A Co., N. Y.
absolutely pure and sweet Patieuta who have
once taken it prefer it to all others. Physicians
declare it superior to all other oils.
•l.oo© t. 84,000 at.Marriage.
The New Orleans Mntuil Aid Union pays
it* poli ies at marrige, nod nce.vcs men
and women on the Same terms. It is oust-
>rrcd, and itififictr* are first cla*» bn-ir.rs
men, solvit and rel'sble. Only inmar
rie t white ini u and worn, n can j.>in. Ag’ts
and wettbsia wsotrd cve>ywhere. All n u-t
send good ref-reneee For p rticn'nra ad
dr se the If A. U, 122 Grmvier ti, N. O.
■
goodsthaaaayXSerCret.dTeeT'crsoid. Mpopoi
color*, Anroneaanacior onyfitbrieorteacy artlc!
Send mrccJorwantcdond oaeonTinccd. Fancy cart
ever made. One 10 ernt
l>ackac.will color more
' cold. S4 popular
(Racy article.
Nrsmsy RRidRp
F.ijHidug rail aim! Authentic •renunt* of eten uau.a
of as< •ent And mi-Inn tiniM, and Ineludmi * biAtorr of
th- i 4 m and fall of the Vtreck -»d Rom An KmpIrM, tho
■rhldlcAgCA, the cruMde., the fendal AyAtADi.lhcrcfocpia-
M>.i, the diAcorAi j and ActtleiBcnt ot the K#w World,
etc., etc. ’ -
It eontAlnt <1. Jne hiAtortcal cngrirloi*. tad Is the-
mo*t«innt>:«u, ll Aii.r]r of the World •rarpnelMbcd. Scul
for Apecim.i. |>a(m and citr* tcrmA to AaanU.
Adtli*
|>Ag»* and extra termt to Asenta.
a. . • tioaal I'DALMaiAo Co., AUsate, Ot
A combinntiot. of Pro-
Iron, Prruvlam
Bark a nd PhompAorumtm
a pnlatmbi* form, the
ntd{/preparation of iron
that will not blacken Ok*
twenty-Bre year* in
TTOBlO*
Du. HARTKR'ft laojf Tonic hi my
Mwehntttq
tret A- oo charctrrUtie Of
UoniiripuraUr.u:.
Iron Toetic doet. In man;
neverlstad rendition of Ifieml , ,
lAaee that hare baffled tome of oar moet eminent
able remedy. I wtaerlbe it la w ‘
aa Dr. lUATRas lioot Tawtoft
JtlfloooeolortotkoUooJ,
•' «»iW’«paraHi
„ ^ aid Ir afi expeHcRorS.
Mtotath neve narerMiid enythlnfr to give the rccelti, tliat Da. Uartrr'S
t cates of Nerrout Proatrailon. Female llltearx *. Ilyspensia. and an tm-
i Hood, thla peerieM remedy, tots In my bauds, mule tome wonderful cures
Ml - ' — - stnhrtdaut,haveylelded totiilAFioartndlnrompar.
„ “Si
Chaffrd aoad«, fare, ptmuin and r»egb
*dd t eared b» esing Jeviper T.r Sotp made
by Caswell. Hass trd A Ce., New York
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