The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, July 06, 1882, Image 4
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to * pranfaMBi , •oft M _
digestion, md may , will be mm to start oat. Dandruff
ibed in certain oaass of xhould be eared finally, *o m not to
Rick lieodaoh* or dizziness bj
oanee; its uncles, and innta, a»d ooe-
•tna, and serscal anrelated personagesj
to whom the great prlrilegs of seMM
baby hare its first pietute taken I
▼ouchsafed. When the photograph man
came oat of his den very much smirched,
mml ' w3L B mAft »** *•»**
• • 4m wnefcw ■ me.
Sm* W all I u. «*«
-, i n- ■' rMn iTVmje
iasria Wa isemamM tasa^ " iJM rya^aamiaya.
MMaswlMawtaatw w amMhiw le r *e ,ll "' r
Ss eemfear rs«
Seal iWthw •/ k Nmla Mo . tba
Urareyard Gambling.
►Seem* to bs no limit to the re-
> and devioes for nzabling. The
ilier cTinduntrie has developed
ag with the artisan and the businees-
a in the march of civilisation. The
mania for speculation has seized upon
all classes and all degrees, from the
gamint who toss pennies in the
alley to the church deacons who man
age raffles at the charity fairs. It will
be learned with astonishment, however,
that the staid, sober old State of Penn
sylvania has promoted s specks of
gambling which exceeds in grotesque-
anvthing of the kind that has yet
i cuaoovered. A stroll through
atley,” in Chicago, which is
i of a confusion of Boards of
and pool-rooms
\ click of checks from neighbor-
i and keno banks, would lead one
i that gambling had there been
i to a fine art, and that the moat
spirit or the moat
i sjort oouhl b«
witn every possible va-
But the Quaker Bute
| It >a known
but might be
. deatgnated as graven
pstky-piaymg.
The nrtftn of this now system at
Blatem wbi probably the aseasameot
a# Ufa leanranne, which has led to ‘
Hof vansos
»ur pages w
his wife and mother, at the
of a young soldier who ‘
through the lungs, and
le wound. Then she had <
I the letter by the addition of three
pages written by herself, Inside the dead
husband and son, in which shewonght
to comfort the lonely and bereaved rela-
mm
'1 thought my daughter-in-law and I
would have died when we heard that
John was dead, but for this letter,” said
the worn MM weary-looking woman.
“Ik comforted us both, and by-and-
when we beard of other women slm“
afflicted, we sent them the letter to
till it was torn ip
tbs pieces U > >th«r and mark copies of
the letter, which we sent to those of our
acquaintance whom the war
“But Annie, my sou’s wife,
over John’s death.
Ths excessive mortality at intents
within the first year has t>een lately dis
cussed among medical men in Park. M.
Bouchardat contends that the great mess
» boat, so . <* th* milk sold in Paris does not fulfill
W WU | - ox g.*. a., -tx a_
Ths eggs of a gnat am
tSat'^the* 0 puThoa^ < ST the "ufedJm^ 1 conditions indispensable toalimenta-
‘ of righting itself when ^on of infants; that it does 'not digest
Hks mother’s milk, but produces diar-
with a piece of black glass in hk hand,
intern
RV Wl •
of round cheeks, each <
and admiration.
it Intended for ejee,
has the _ IHBR
, ~ w " w v
Oasss from the furnaces in iron die- ^ ▼hkh is the chief oiuss of the ex-
L4. : t v a oesaive mortality. He considers that ef-
c<(n fort should be nude to secure maternal
the in veryrare oases),
leaves. ~ ^ * i M. Jules Ouenn, while agreeing as to
Tm. .. . 1 the prevalence of infantile diarrhea, eon-
artifldal light In Iceland, moth after
moth have been seen flying deliberately
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94“ Let them remain ^to^aeal
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nose, end mouth, and a pudgy <
of round cheeks, each one gazed zt it
with awe and admiration.
“ So like the little darling I**
“The sweetest thing I ever saw.*
“ Isn’t it perfectly wonderful, hk very
expression—so wise snch—and—eetb
mbkr
"One dosen, cabinet size 1* said ths
young father in a businees like tone.
kUeoald have hugged the photographCf,
the baby, and the company, he was so
happy and proud; but a man does not
liks to express all he thinks, so he kept
within bounds.
Then they squeezed the baby several
hundred times, end put on hk cloak end
mittens end s comforter, and mon com
forters, sad an afghan and leggings, and
when he looked like a
Steam Engine and Saw
r Hwctol OraiM
am, wki«fc «•
i Mil fbr
ad leggings, and
little Eetraiman
m, one with his
they all filed after him, one with his
carriage cushions, soother carrying his
toys, and all the rest with eosse badge
of slavery that belonged to him. And
who, seeing them, could help saying,
love, love tnat makes ths
indT”—JMraU Frm Frtm.
Iowa, ee the 71st ef December last, I was seised
wttb a sudden attack of neoralpla in tb« chert,-
rivtaf me excrurletlng pali! and alsxjet prVYenv-
FugbesatMsf. Mr nrtfcilir 86.felt to »;
intenss nausea or the stoBtarbaneteedrd.snds
enid. clam si 7 sweat covered my smlre body.
The atteodlnf physician could do nothin* to iw
Here me Afcir su«prin* fbr three boors, 1
thoufb*—ofl had beau artnf Sr. Jacobs Oil with
■ood oMet Ibr rheumatic pa I no-1 would try It
I saturated a pioea of flannel. Warn eaoo«a ■
Special attention *ivea te Plantatios Ha*
Ohinerv. lUustratea Oircuimn JTrao.
IrANE & BODLEY CO^
John A Water its.,
KIDNEY WORTii;
F9A thi permanent cure of
s CONSTtPATIOM. 5
5 jeo other t^rufc v -ourvvalrat In this ooaa. i
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taoEie* ths erf n.-i<iUNney.Wort as a a
5 Sre. Wii*wveri J »o-^:.haji '
« the ease, prfjrfV me a* umsdy wt.1
overeoraelt.
: PILES. 3
* ocmp!lO*t.-i with emirtio»; rod. n*aajr-t7crt y
* stmagUMCS «»i weaSoscsdpae^aaJ SrtaKTfj
isvffistSraar
’ tJTtf yea bare sithse of tv.0 Ucoh.ca
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had fane out
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ty eheel. With the Oil, and skilled It. Tha
relief was almoat Inacantaneoua. In oiic h<.nr 1
and would hare
ntm.wt thstnl|l)t
palw a
i apwoini
had my
Hr Erneat King atbkw of
(Msea.) 9m, thus i
of 9L Jacobs OH
• pales I waa
1 road of Bi. Ji
a heM
was entirely free from
taken the train to Sll an
l»« ooithb- r n* town hi
fua.i d dm At It waa. f to.»k lha alrht train fra my
hotaa. la SA UiuU. ami ha*a m* haaa UveWofl
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STRONGS PECTORAL TILLS
COLDS AND RHEUMATISM
HEALTH IS WEALTH!
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we have said, did no*
B to any great extent,
known a reward to be
in boated literary argument, to
oouhl diaouver s single
thought in Longftl-
which was not obviously quoted
from some other writer. Thu waa a rath
but it is evident that, even if he
i often invent ideas, he was a most
and felicitkma inventor and
adaptor of images. We could easily
cover pages of the magazine with qnota-
tions to prove the assertion, but the
memory of every reader will supply him
at once with a sufficient number of ex-
emples. As has recently bean said,
everything was to him an object of some
thing else : he seemed in think "double,
swan said shadow.”
The poetry of Longfellow—to read it
with Rears might almost be called a
"liberal education,” from so many
history, of literature, of life,
nature is its inspiration drawn.
' there is no one man who can be
. American, bat Longfel-
ype, certainly, of many
type of a large part of
»
fift—as oft* ufti |
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MAKE HENS LAY
i ij» > s?ftrt^sd < b.<v
i sal it Tha
I 1st oat
tap ft is^sfls/M. Massy,» Mat
^Tss.^- mod aa; "I taafisd two
masf ftaas part*. I shall rua ay t*
■saftmd ftra w^aad lima sail kr
hama rsahamd ayooddsal of raataa
atsMftft’aftaa I*vsl
•oaMy, bairVs saiy
right raala. It’s Law
lUw York, Detroit, sad
JVem r«
and the
dt was that whan the
i for his meal he was
fooled an.i I U.1 lum. ' lnca'>urrmr.
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Readers who know anything of Central
America—Yucatan, part of Mexico, and
Gautcin&la, sad ths wonderful ruins of
temples and towns built in agt* long,
long ago—wfll hear with pleasure that a
scientific arolwologica] »-xi>e<lition is to
I'M sent under ths authority of France
and the United States, to make further
explorations in
The chief
te Bee a Mza.
, which is often heard.
w ^ "Artamus Wssd?
The story of its inception was as fol
lows: Omc jhe lamented humorist
engaged to fill an evening in the lecture
course of a popular literary institution of
a New England city. During the lect-
tf OW
And hers weare
*wne highness” I
nnabk to rt-nrH *
i bean oaabk to
hands folded in bar
carried shout,
baby, suffering from
d aches day and night,
and I cannot leave bar even for a few
No one at Chautauqua will feel
id to fill an evening in the lecture the disoppalalfflent as we do, for we had
of a popular literary institution of planned to go there together. If she
England city. During the lect- sould go with ms, I would be glad enough
uidividnal who occupied s seat to creep to Chautauqua on my knees.
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The chief promoter of the expedition is
Mr. Peter Willard, of New York, by
whom the greater part of the cost will
be borne. In numbers and equipment
thing; will be lacking; oasts of the im-
lacking;
portent bas-reliefa and inscriptions will
be taken, whereby scholars in sll {arts
* •-W;
he had ths
Assyria. From what is
awosv aajiwoax^otiaAAaK
ts of Egy])t and
already known.
it is supposed that the builders of these the lecturer
•* had h ’
on one of the front benches 'twy ined de
termined to resist the speaker’s efforts to
make him laugh. Artemus soon discov
ered both the listener and hk inatten
tion, and concentrated all his powers on
him. For a long time it seemed as if
the man had the beat of it, but by and
by one of Browne’s queer conceits took
effect 'The obstinate fellow gave way,
and laughed and kicked Uks a school-
1 — Artemus celebrated hk victory Tiy
announcing to hk audience:
"Ladks and gentlemen, thk will ter
minate the first set, and we will drop the
curtain for a few momenta ; while the
thy next
the
intimate relaikma with Cam-
1 Java, if they were not actually
to go out to see a man," and, with per
fect sang froid, he left the platform for
out by
the
self with a
whsrs hem
a flask of <
sould go with me, I would be glad enough
to creep to Chautauqua on my knees.
Her life has beenji fountain of strength
to me. In ten long yean I have never
seen the look of pain out of her eyes, and
for move than half so long I have
her sitting in patknt helplessness,
and I have never heard a com
plaining murmur from her lips while she
has served As those who only stand and
waft, never questioning and never doubt
ing the wisdom and the goodness of ths
Father whose hand had been laid upon
her so heavily. He beautiful patience
of her life has been a constant rebuke to
my own impatience, and in her sufferings
I have Men and known and believed the
"love that knows no fear" and tha faith
that "kat*r*> doubt"
Such a letter needs no comment; it
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Turn death of two nsntananaa* w an
Welch, 107 yrart of
, died at Seymour, Ok William
feetor, who died at Opponheun, Pulton
county, N. Y., would have readied hia
lOgd year next Cftftskasa.
in tba nrma is a ova
Taka gkn^ JTort.
A PHinADanraiAN has ebampigne
served hot for soup at hk company din-
" Wall's Hsalth Banswer” roatores With
and vigor, euros Dyspepsia, Imrotanoa, Baxual
Debility. Bl. Druggist#. Bend for pamphlet
to E. 8. Wxixa, Jersey City, N. J.
Thk aspirations of some ministers
ow hire and hire every year. - -A'feu-
~ Herald.
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OzkzaAL Debility, Bleeplessness, Depression
idigestion and Spinal Weakness, cured by
ydk E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
Ah umbrella ard a dime novel are the
usual baggage which the girl of the pe
riod takes with her camp-meeting.
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T* twratr-tva roars In medicioe, have never (bund, anything uTklVe the rooulU that D*. UahTMI’S
Ison TONIC doss. In many cooes of Nervooo Prostration. Ken;ala Diseases, Dj spt psla, aod a* tso-
K serWted oondlttnn of rtirrWood. this peerless remedy has. In my banile. made some wonderful cures.
»es that Have baffled some of our moot eminent physicians bovo yielded to this sruaf
able remedy. 1 prescribe It In preference to anv Iron preparation inaric. In fuel, s»
aa Da. iLaaxza'a Ikon Tonic is a necessity Iti my practice. Du. ItOUEHT g
8T. TiOUt*. Mo., Nov, wh, lAltl.
It gim oolor to thebloosl,
natural healthful tone to
the dlf/mHve organa and
nervous spttetn, making
It applicable to General
Debility, Does of Appe
tite, Prostration of rltal
Powers and Impotence, i
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ESPOSIZIONE MUSICALS IN MILANO
Awlto il Pntrm-lnlo <tt S. M. lu Red aw.
Palnzzo Del R. C’onservltorlo.
AT THE GREAT ITAUAN MUSICAL EXPOSITION
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