The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, October 12, 1882, Image 4
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BMOTMOTBBIBOTBBBftOT. Wr Uni am I in t«*t«r tKn affair or aen<1 him
••Thera ^ 0 P^*“
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tt« Dfmoentfc>. <! Mae
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ft order to crrtaloly
Qfbt our people should
deal or work In the < ‘ '
oral three weeks.
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k urut many of
Dews paper re
their potttloal
ured ’
you
yUf^" "Im’a ter-
koowltltired away
,.o not ooncorn
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, . __ __o not ooncern
dMfthhore. hny ^ ho
tie
fteery lateHgeat.lwayo had such
--rif. Wa ecW^* ' ilarui! ‘. v - P°-
mg oiTwhlOTnOTi.*W the }>urple robe
i of a thin blSrfflc dgure traced upon the
backgronnd. •'One of them was to
marry Caleb Marsh. I don't believe
that has turned out quite as well at it
migbi. However, I'm fond Of Lizzie,
and 1 shouldn't miiul hai iyjr Ahhv here.
I'll wrtte aftence nrd Mk her^^And—
by tlw wfty-1*1! finite Urotbtr Rich
ard's l»y to come down, aad bring a
friend w ith km. K very one is glad of a
week’s conntry ridt in summer. They’ll
both fall in love w ah t he girl in this
looesoaM place; and thotVs no
cure for one love affair as another.”
Miss Itarclay was a lady
and derisive action Two letlef* were
' at the oAcw trier# the Mat mad . went
<>at, and three bedroom* were being put
Into apple p>e order, add the oneh was
instructed as to ertain previnkwi# to b«
prepared for the sspo tad fU*Ufo.
’* Brother Isaac aad mytnd Will he ell
the better foe hevW the
And •#,” mM Miss uan
sa a*d esrtaat, who
IS? u
41 frUM. aad that
PK 1
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PM «tr> I to losler the affslr or
hlnK? Abliy Is your rtaiiirnwir. l await
iriiotione. 1 know your temper, KlUs-
h. Wu <iu irr#lc<l once; don't let us do It
shsin.
The answer was brief ns a telegram;
Any ymmK man but that Uetc.tublc Krands
Clirffmondly. bolster it
8o the yourik people wore left to their
own devices; the house rang with
laughter, the orchard was robbed, the
hoMos driven out for moonlight rides,
the Uiat was forever on the river, and
the voice of Ihe piano told all pnssera-by
that “Miss Barclay had con)puny,”
There wefii parties at the old hoti*0,
too, and even old 2«iutc Harclav was
Mithtuently interested, to Mt up until
Tiinff o’clock^ and to tell a.vcry long
stoify without any end about a vi4t he
had onco maild to Boston, whore he had
his pocket picked.■>-
The pleasantest days that had ever
been known at the Barclay were these,
and they had been prolonged two
months, and now Fred must go homo—
must indeed—no t r could Frank linger
lunger. r,—,
••And I must go, loo, aunt," said
Abby. “I ntp/iose I most, but I tkall
never forget this happy time, and I
want you to kiss me to-night and tell
me that you'll always love me,for you've
been kinder than ever ma war, to me."
_Abby said this late at night, sitting
on a low stool at Miss Barclay's feet,
and there were tears in her ejes. Hut
next rn >rning when the cmtflding old
lady arose, S%rah met her with an omi
nous look, and the declaration that
something mutt have happened.
‘•IL>w you ware me, iforah!" cried
Barelay. "What can bare hap-
Brothcr Isaac is well, tsa’t
he?"
••>/«'« well enough,” replied Sarah.
•'Bet Mi«# Abby halnt been abed all
night, and her trunk ta gone, and here'e
a note that laid oa her oilier.•’
’41m Barelay sets'<1 the miaeive and
opfed U with OTtkmg hands It reed
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Dr. JohOTn .
that she couM both
and make a pudding, a diveralty of ao-
compliahmente which only a very rera*
atile character could sustain. For ia
the making of puddings them must
be something that nsemblee genius.
Uks the artist's paints they Must
be mixed with brains. There) must
be system, mechanical precision, pft*
tionce and gastronomic skill as well
a< what the old housekeenets called
the •' wherewithal ” It is a labor
of love to prepare the ingrediente and
do the mixing, and afterward towvatch
the ]>ot boil so that till
turn out of its doth roui
li^iously light—white
brown and full of Argus eyes if made of
"Itaisin# #ii(l spied, •
And all that's oice."
And after that the proof uf the pudding
is in the eating, it must cut in sofC
ricli slices of light air oeiis and crumbs,
into whioii the sauce will soak in ocstat-
ie-absorption. It must literally melt in
the mouth, and aftei it is eaten leave
Ihe satisfied and contented fediog which
only a good pudding or f good e<m-
scicnce can produca. A Htflirgiri wii'i
visiting in a family tivUuro they alearned
the puddings.
“ My mamma >x>ils her purfdin' in a
wag,” she said, critically.
Puddings boiled in a rag are the best
The harvest apples ol this senibn of tha
year make delirious paddiim* either,
baked Or boiled. As duhipjings they
are super-excelleut. Each apple should
be pared but not cored—the seeds add
flavor aud tied in a small separate
duth and a pot full boiled together.
They should t>e eaten as soon as dished,
with butter and sugar. A rich biscuit
dough makes a good pasta.
•• Does any gentleman say puddin’P’
asked « member of the nouveaux riches
gazing round at the guests assembled
St bis table
‘•So. sir, Bogenilemaa says jutrititn
was the retort courteous of one of the
gwets.
Ur. Johnson wrote of La lr Hustle
that “she wakes an oraags, poddag
Whist 1* Uta envy of all tha nssgbbor-
h--»l. aa3 which shs has
of mixing sad baking w
cess that tbr sxgreTsnts ta which M
owes its Savor mm
k bows' ta
•lauwaiee (lortad# that if abo
arrag* Be #balt bs laid
«f Ihe pa I hag waboat
• KS0C1 io>»r«OT
—It Iff claimed la Boston thi I
building b tha dty availabto for i
lories an
—It may interest our manufactarers
to Inara that the Turkish Council of
Slate has just authorized the importa
tion of agricultural machinery Into the
Ottoman Empire free of duty.—Cfttos^o
Journal.
ft —During 1880 Europe produced 203,-
330*\ons of einc, of whion nearly 99,000
‘ tons came from Germany, and about
two-thirds from Upper Silesia,
gium contributed 65,010 tons, En
22,000, France 12,715, and Austro
I a 7 3 '* w ‘ ata.BR M i
—It Ift esttdtated tW|l jji^ldss than
800,000 ftotts of tin plate are'annually
used in the United States in the manu
facture of tin boxes and cans for oys
ters, and thp.multitude of various things
known to canners. A single New York
firqi uses twenty tons o| the plate per
leathern Telegraphic Caff fogs.
practical actoffl of Tal-
nvK t r*K 'T's»Lta^rmr\jt
w nival mntl
lies can depend for oom-
ipaw
■enh
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fur ]
j
i
taw-s *v«Z| v#ss’6
governing t
tc., -etc., in
FAIRBAMV
firm ui W
f. 'Amt*. . ,
—It used to ba considered a A'
ing to engrave the Lora’s Pra;
thing to engrave
three-oent place.
thoSOTWaftcisoa
the Pftsfowjt e*
upon a glam plate of
so minutely <
Th«_*aal of t
iCillmtd oompauiee can depend
petentf ‘
^[fURRmiar-n..
meots necesssrv to fit a pernon fur prac
tical service. . > Che course of instruction
em braces: 1st. A thorough knowledge
of instruments, batteries, wires, books,
socounts and rules governing the hand
ling of businew, etc., etc., in all well
regulated -roffices. 2d. A thorough
knowledge cif'transmission and reception
of messftges.over lines «f wire.
'or farther information address, Wx.
,ChAmp & Co., 37J Peachtree ftreet,
Atlanta. Ga.
— 1
--Polo Is a game played by thin-leg
ged young t&ffn who smoke cigarettes.
They ride sawed-off horses and try to
knock a wooden ball across a lot. Ben
jamin .Franklin, George -Washington,
and several other men whose memories
held In high esteem, neyer played
\o.—Detroit Frtt Poem.
TKBKTCOnWISCAltli
he World’s Standard.
Prayer on
meeting of
cal Society
engraving
rd’s Prayer
the same
entire Bible
ly executed t
seals nine copies of the
could be produced within the space of a
square inch.—Sf. £ouu Globe
—The improved Oading gun, which
is made at Hai tfonl, has been tested at
Sandy Hook by the Ufdted States Ord
nance Board with very satisfactory
results. The cartridge feeder works at to (l»o«e new boots before you run
m.. m -1 PertaeUv.
LomsvitLK, Ky., March 3b, 1881.
H. H. Waewib A Co.: Sirt—l have been
S gfeat sufferer from 1 acute kidney disease,
which ttyphysicians could not cure, but
a short> trial of your Hafe Kidney and
Liver Cure ^brought me out in perfect
bealtb. ~ Charles H. Gkbhard.
- —A Kansas wheat fanner advertises
that he will bin* sheep, paying ten cents
a head |>er season and their keep, for
fertilizing hia land. '
Get Lyon's Patent Heel Stiffeners ap-
aa elevation, and Dr. Gatling holds that. them over.
objection applies to easy rtfain and
nearly all the comforts of modern lift.—
CAtosffs Tribune.
Wnv be so fearful over dtaordered kid
ney* f Kidney-Wort will cure you.
the gun, firing from five hundred to one , , .
thousand shote a minute, will kill toea I ^tHrmirocutem thw^>-
in intrenchments at any distance from ' it
one hundred to thirty-five hundred
yag^s.—.Vrw Haven lltgimar.
—Some of the foreign paper* hare
reported a discovery in photography of >
Capt. Blag, Paris. He oooverts a neg
ative Into a positive ta this way: The >
back of the negative is covered with
en ilhiminaud
't hen Us sa
ls sufficient to make the light
f the
Iff itisMilvad away la nay asaal
aad lastly. the tilvwv aegarive
sop per aad a I Bag age
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for VeiMSeet CoM tie Git.
Will more than p«> for itself in one
Season. DfUft be hnnibateC'l by the
chesp and worthless Wagon Scales wllkh
are offered at any Price; they are of
no nWTBd you will bs better off without
a Beals.
Writs ts us for Prices and one of our
Books giving Testimonials. Don't buy
untill you have heard from us, or seen
our authorized agent
l*
■Ton Wagon H**!** «?»*£;
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IV.mrdJox and Brass Beam included
Eny Sca'e SnarutKl toj
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tax ^ Xvvpr.ces tor » tamo.
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paaTn visit to jotfV ta>uta wb,-ir v.«i
were twelve year, old, but you wouldn't
OTMOTBh bar. You saal you hatod
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Aunt Hester,
them. DooH
Frank look<
"1 twro is so much to admire in all
wo— I mean in all ladies,” he au-
Mvoml, with a little lisp.
.“What a very polite young loan.’X
thought Miss Barclay.'* — -
It wax a vety mertr tea-table. Old
Mr. Isaac Harcfav. to be sure, did very
little but eat, after having solemnly
* shaken hands all round; but Fred was
n host in himself .and Miss Barclavchat-
- terad as merrily as t&e young people.
.That very night she wrote to her Co'usin
Kabeth:
lazzre, MY Dear:—You'd be delighted to
the sucoess of yonr plan. Abby 14 as
Blft- as n queen. Sho Ims found two beaux
, mynepheuvPrcd, and a friend of hia
leemsv^ry much taken. I've no donltt
I cut your“puppy” Quitwout, and Abby
Didn't make abettor match; 11 cood follow
i a little fortune, S»-1 Bn« prospects in his
[esaioiu^ l.hqpe it gUlcomt- to somethin,?.
‘ “ oomfoi
iortibn nwlf, Abby is iicart-
Tours trulv, an ever,
UsazvMO*
Wbole.
The weather was bright for the next
Ihrea woaks. Ttw skies seemed to smile
upttatiha spin -ter and her goosts. They
tooniigBOTlklOTrteBs, exonrsims, and
|rrad was devoted to his aunt. Mean-
While, Mr. Fraak Oakley did his best to
^kaM Mias Abby, who did n6t refuse to
itas lo
r her
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ted sihI. m a manner.
wlM-le - U r tily (k> lw (ha oaw. Il ta
el- arh tin- giv<-1 in-1 negflgeacO of tha
cow, and no fault ol the clover, which
br ngx her t«> *» tmtitMcIv an end. I
bate uevrr known It to bioat any other
Altai of *t<wk- Ai o-rtala seaeoas it
I 'nnliu t,* .,n ubnortiial (low of sali,a in
>or»c*, whi.-h is rather nnaoringto j^r-
s«>ns bandling fhi m, and may oven
cnii-o h>«s of t’csli to the nnimal; but
ibis is not a scrioos objc tion to clover,
llo^s will g .-t/e on it and keep in good
Vv M, d ton without other food-—C' -r. Jf.
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A short time ago, a lady and gentle*
man were married in the neighborhood
of Nottingham, and proceeded in their
carriage to ijpend the honeymoon among
the Cumberland Lukes, the gentleman
giving strict orders to Murphy, his Irish
footman, cm no account to state to in
quirers that they were newly married.
AVhen leaving the first inn on the road,
the happy couple were much astonished
and annoyed to find the servants all as
sembled, and, pointing to the gentle
man, mysteriouriy exclaiming, ‘‘That’s
him! tiiat’s the man!” On reaching the
next stage, the indignant master told
Murphy he must certainly discharge
him, as he had divulged what he hud
impressed upon him as a secret. "An’
pray, yer honor,” inquired Mur
"what is it yer complains off?” "Thit
yon told the servants at the lest inn we
were a new-married couple." “An' it's
not tkrue, yer honor," repln-d Murphy;
“I tould the whole kit that yer honor
and yer honor's lady (God bleaa her!)
wouldn't be marfod vet for a fort
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det andVdl. d oa the oext. sometuma
it u boiled two hmr* 00 oee day aad
four on the next, lie propurtfon* are
a baker's loaf without ike cru«t, soxhed
In milk, ten eggs, two pounds stoned
ami pared raisin* two poimdb currents;
all the fine spices in proportions of a
tcaspoonful each; two nutmegs- lemon,
chopped orange peel teaepoonful soda,
half pound citron cut in fine strins. and
a glass of tart jelly, one pound black
sugar. This quantity will make two
medium sized puddings. The sauce to
made of butter and sugai
er and thickened with flour or corn
starch, spioed and flavored to taste.
Here is a plainer recipe: Half ajmund
of beef suet, half a pound of raisins,
half a pound of dried currants, one cup
of sour milk, two-thirds teaspoon of sai-
enituS, two eggs, half a mttmeg.
A good family plum pudding >s made
in this way: One cup raisins, one cup
snet, one cup mo'.asses, one cup milk,
three and one-half cup* of flour, one tea-
spoonful ctonamon, one nutmeg, one
tcaspoonful of soda, one-half spoon of
salt. Boil two and one-half hours.
Boiled Corn Pudding: One quart of
corn-meal, three Quarts of milk, three
eggs, one gill of molasses. Stir the
milk and meal together thoroughly,
that no lump remains; add the eggs and
the molasses; leaven good deal of space
in Urn bag for the pudding to swell, for
this one swells very much. Boil three
hour*.—Detroit Pool and Tribttm.
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Uvot HlMk* HIM jrni cotHN* m 01*1+
lion; anti Uwr# to none ol the rmrtion
(,>i>*r*|uvnt Upon taking asvsre and drusoc
seihertice.
o«s ta* nuts (tor *s
ffaakUkff*
,v.e.i
.maul
—A oanoao and serviceable dsvic# for
the protection at the tobeeco plant ie e
jxiroslein flower placed on sticks through
llie field, with » pauonoue substance in
side. The tobacco fly mistakea the
flower for that ol the jimaon, or Jamee-
town weed, and dice almost immediately
Utieftt It Uye the egg which produce*
the tobeeco xrorm.
You*# men or middle aged ones, suffer
ing fro* nervoes debility and kindred
weaknesses should send three stamps for
boiled toimih- weaknesees snouia senu vnre* "u*"*!*
♦Unror TorL Part V Ikef W«rUPa Dispensary Dime btr-
flour or com T Qf Address World’s Dispexsary
Medical Associatiok, Buffalo, N. Y.
—A plant from the West Indies, called
Fit* or silk gras* plant, is being intro
duced in tW South. It produces a very
fine stndailky liber, and as it is perennial
it is thought it will rival cotton. A
sample sent to the Commissioner of
Ag riculture at Washington produced
quite a sensation.
The Atlanta Marital Association.
ftlM Per WeolE Htneflla.
We see that the above qpw Marital
Assodaiioft'ha* been organized in At
lanta on the weekly plan, and it soema
to be brought down to a more solid ba
ils than any we have heretofore noticed.
It ia under the management of men who
•tend well at home, both in a business
and social point of view.* - If the princi
ple will work eat, aad it looks feasible—
them gentlemen win work it out, and
you may depend .upon their honesty in
' iringitoaffsira. Any young man
to marry with*
A CATALOGUE
JUST ISSUED CONTAUmiO
400 ILLUSTRATIONS
AND PRICES OF
DIAMONDS, WITCHES, JEWELRY
AM SHVERWRAE
Will bs *eut to say sddrsas upon appHcallsn to
J. P. STEVENS ft CO..
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■ANUFAfTURED 8V THE D]a. HARTER MKUit lRE'GO.
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ATLANTA. - . * GEORGIA-
MILL and FACTORY StlfPLIES
OF AU KINDS. BELTING HOSE and
PACKING, OILS, PUMPS ALL KINDS,
IRON PIP^JTTTINGS, BRASS GOODS,
STEAM OATOES, ENGINE GOVERNORS,
Ao. Send for Price Lilt. W, H. DIL-
LUMfiAX ft C&.pltf Main Stmt, LOUIS-
ff
STRONG’S
PRmrWTM Ihp ON'T.T (uroMafUl M XTAL tsEPAft rMBNTkuown, paying * Birth B*a*Stln Twualjr
Ifoy* from <l»l« of Ceil!fic.l
PRKME.VTa the Br-t Sour Month* a*rrt»<« P*|«rtm-m in -xi.t-nc*, b»i*s tb* OML.T company
pnjinglci, j»r o-ni. of amount-lit-on r< rtl8art« at unc* npon ruoupt «f proof of m»rri*s». ‘ * ,»
PMltaKXia tli* U-Jk «*<1 -ttun«*.-t On* l»ny H»ifoptutmtai la tb* country, paying* b*u*At of gff
par itoy, pud aaking tb**ui*if*«t«M«ua,out known. * - '
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COLDS AND
ktaMbj ipptali,
RHEUMATISM.
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A Mrun, lor ptiUenl.r*.
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m4 Tvlv. •( it t-m aiictii ftnl ** Bill pm% rl.ft, g» - ftoH % «
Nsrvous Weaknom,
| of last# amt* Sm#n,
Dogvotfog Odors,
W#aa Stfrit. 8er» T -iront- Ciugn*. A
ftroA'-htito, fotr ma. ai»d\afl Oto-
q£ Vote*.
Noueulgiu, Faint
830' Eureka Catarrh Cure.
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