The Darlington democrat. (Darlington, S.C.) 1868-1871, May 18, 1870, Image 1
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BY A. P. LUCAS,
“Men's noblest mission to ndrunee,
His woes assail, his weal enhance.
His right? enforce, his wrongs redress—”
as.so ipeir ^isrisrxjivd:-
DEVOTED TO LITERATURE, AGRICULTURE, MORALITY, GENERAL INETLLIGENCE AND INDUSTRIAL IMPROVEMENTS.
VOLUME 2.
C hnes inserted free
All Cuinmunioations intended f«»r publica
tion in tlie Oarlhi^ton Democrat, mnet be ad
dressed to the Proprietor.
HEALTH! BEAUTY!!
Slrons, Pure aud Kiel) Dlocd—!b-
crcaie of Flesh and Weight—Hear
Skin and Reauliful (oojp!e\lon,
SEtCRED to ALL.
liADWAY^S
Sarsaparillian Resolvent
UA-- MAT>K T!ir M'WT ASTAN/^H[VO CUltK!*.
fO •Jl. U K, so mru> AUK THK CITA NfIKS,
UitiiV UNDIIUO. H U.VIIKU TIIKINFUT- j
Ji.vci; ok ruis iuuj.v wo.Nmiiai/L m.mjX-
UIXK Til AT
Every Day an Increase In Flesh and Weight
is Seen and Felt.
Sf-rnfnln. <’on. ti million, SKirt»Hl..nnef»r.*l
■vnet l* m 11 y- tre it -cl VvuQrcnl. in It* munj’
foiuis, t*l:tnrlttlnr fli«rn*r t Ulcers in tiir
r ri«ronl, Mon: it. Tumor*, In the i
tdl.iml*. and oilier )mrt« of the Mynteiu,
>* »re Kj’c*. Mrutuou* tll-.t-hai cjn! from the
>:•<**. ivrn|>t i re «!(•«»««* of (lie K)*e*«
JKSoiitli. iiii,| the w <sr-t f,tni>« o f.S k I:» ell**
c«>.eH. Irruption*. Perer S«>rc*, 5I«-atl.
Worm. S it Ilheitm, Kt*|'*lpel**,
Acne, US.tek Spoti, Worxiit lit the l'»e«h.
Turn«>i-s. Cancer* In the Woitth. nn:l ».II
^venkenl**^ and (iiilufid <11 frliarget, Might
fcwe-nt*, I.#** uf Npci-iu »• ml t»1! aate* of
tS»<. life |niia«-ij[»le. *ire wit lift u theenvotlve i
ran^e of ICMdM«y , M Sateaimrilltaii Ke«ol- |
vein, «ml n fe sv duy* »«-e will prove to any i
Iverson u*(i»^lt fur ef f her of tlic-se foritt* of
«Ii»fn*v. i»* |>«»*mt now- r In care f Item.
•Vat ouly Jixw tL »Mre«pat Hhan fte*ol%'ritt
exc-.-l «U kuftwn rcnie«i:isl splits, in the ruro i t Chronic,
iVroftiloU'* Cori-iivtirksnul, skin amt Rvj-hiloi I discAsictf hut
it ib the only p «t ve iviueviv for lili.tuey, fftiu filer
Crlimry. and W ilUea*e* t Kravel. I iu-
l>eteN l>r.»p»y, Stoppage of Winter, Incoit-
tinem-e of I vioe. (trigItt*s <1 i*ea.8e. AlbA-ii-
■ >• XIiij», ami m nil <-e*e* where-, (here me
llrh-» tle.|»o»M*, or (lie w ulei* l* llilck,
ctoiitly, mixed witn *ui>%tauae* like the |
DARLINGTON, S. C., WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 18, 1870.
NO. 29.
JvlKI.Y 1.0 YE,
W hon years lave rollcil their leogtbc along
With uiiiiglcl jey ami pain.
An 1 suub.iinis leave our horizon,
Anu Lies the gcnlle min ;
When cloiuls obseare our shies, once blue,
Aed cere an 1 ! sorrow blend.
And fate has proved to ns to false,
So changeable a friend—
We love'o wander back in life,
O'er memory's sunny plain,
And live our happy childhood o’er,
Our early loves again.
And from eomtniuilon sweet wo liud
New strength to grapple with
The crosses and the burdens which
Our daily lives must give;
.And hope points us to look above
Tills w orld of care and strife,
To that blest Louie in Heaven above,
57!-.ere there's immortal life—
Where disappointments cannot come,
Nor care, nor grief, nor pain,
Where we will meet in endless bliss
Our early loves again.
I spent three days in Memphis, visiting
the prineipkl places of interest while there.
Going aboard the R. P. Waet wltir-h is a most
excellent boat. 1 had a gay time while borne
upon the bosom of th". mighty stream of the
west. Leaving the Mississippi, we entered
White river, and after a trip of two days
reached Dcs Arc, where I went ashore.—
Here taking a coach, I went West, twenty-
i five miles, and reached the little town of
Austin.
Now for a true picture of the ill-spakcn
] State of which this community is a very good
representation. For good society this place
can hardly be surpassed. It is true a new
j country wants many advantages of an old,
but for cleverness of citizens, refinement of
were ecstatically delighted at the evolutions
of the aforesaid statist. Seeing which and
being duly impressed with the idea that
skating was an institution to be learned, we
made application, buckled on a pair of the
•‘darned things,” and cotnutencd work. In
a life of twenty three years we have had J
considerable experience in the way* and con
trivances of this world. It has beet: our lot !
to chase the wily fox over the boundless 1
plains, wc have tracked the fierce coon '
[ttoomc.
Mociorn Philosophy.
Having lately had the pleasure of confcr-
ing with a brother who, were we to
: from heaven, and consume all that has been
j revered or venerated from the days of old.
We have no ambition to enter, like an an
tique gladiator, into so fata! an arena, to
struggle against dogmas the acceptance of
which would reduce all our faith in the Cre-
Jab Pqnidnu'Ht.
The above PoparimcHt will bo promptly at
tended to, and *U work in this line executed on
the most satisfactory torms, We will furnish at
short notice
i.ttr irL.i.VKS,
11.1X1) lll/.l. *,
POSTERS,
CiRCL’l.AliS,
RLSiySSS CARDS.
nsV01X0 CAROS,
DILI. USA OS,
1'A All'll LETS.
LABELS,
All Job Work will be f.\*n on delivery.
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JOHti IlUIingM Papers.
TKIHT BOOTS.
I wottM jast like tew to kno who the matt
wah who fust invented tltc boots.
mention his name, would be recognized ns . a ^ or an ^ ^is creatures to a chaos of j He must have bin a narrow and k on Irak-
line of the foremost leaders of modern thought : doubt * n ‘ 1 darkn <*>- rf t! ’° pioueers of i t cd kou.
to 'piace before our readers i thou 8 bt in t!l ‘ s boasted age, let Freemasons |
wc are induced to 'place
If be still lives, i hope be has repented
human feat of a mule, and have tried our
capacity of eudurencc in various other ways.
Wo have -''added along the streets on the
female society, and a general obligingness on | back of a fiery unturned bycycle, and under
the part of every one, this place can com . all these cii eumstancca have managed to pre
serve life. Rut the eternal grandeur, the
ecstatic delight, the' imliscribabls pleasure of
skating in something never before dreamed
of in our wildest it agination.
Having buckled on the rollers wc stood
some of the reflections to which our eotiver- j bt: at ‘ u:l ' s L found amongst the supporters of j ov hissiu.or iz enjoying grate agony ov so mo
j Ration has given birth. One of the first in trG,h > and Ict our ac,ions eTinc « 10 t,,c world kind,
ewan.ps, 8,, d hunted the ; q U j r j es t 0 w })i c 5j we nl!1 y g; V8 expression is i v '° are something more than a benefit j j i, avo L ec!1 ; n a grate menny tite spots in
11 u ssu.n to his Ltir in the noble pine jjji s ; t„ w jjat extent is Freemasonry idonti-1 s '' pr uu association of gotirmaittij nnd my life, but generally could manage to make
forests. Wo have essayed the almost super- , fiod w!th niodern pr0 ,, rc4Si allJ whll t ioflu-! wine-bibpers.
through dense
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pete with any. Austin has a central locality,
having at an equal distance of twenty-five
miles on the east, north, and south—the cap
ital on the South. Half way between the
Arkansas and White rivers, the situation is
( For the Democrat.]
THE I»«.E1* RI.l’K SEA : <»U
OLE A X CE.li KTEIS V.
ma of the river bottoms. Rich lands can
" 1 - - 11 - i bo bought at convenient distances from town
i :lt reasonable prices; though tracts of land
} , viBr ^ .j. towu aro rap; , lly risiI1!?in
value owing to the prosperity, and anticipa,
tcd growth of this inland mart. With four
dry goods houses, one drug store, and two
p i family groceries, no place of equal size can
<\msi Jering the countless myriads of lives ! |, 0;ist ' 0 fso much business. A fine school of
j which have been lost and u..w lie in the . about a i 11I!ldrciJ pup :t s i s l^i„g carried on-
di un bosom of the oceuii buried,” there
I cannot be a more appropriate or worthy
j pellation than that of Ocean Cometary.
fection of spirituality
tends that its inner statuaries are desecrated
and its radiant revelations darkened and de
faced by the lo^ch of ignorant and unclean
. , , , . i r r ■ . ... . „ , hands. He avefs that intellect is ignored,
elevat'd, salubrious, nnd free from any mtas-i erect smiling with the consciousness of a , ■. , .
1 , c , , , , , • , ! pniloeopby, forgotten, and science voted a
great cxpolit to be acconiplishod, and adinircd i . ,v , T r
, , r . . * ’ .. (load letter, ;n onr modern assemblies. He
by the crowd of persons who were looking on. i i,, ,, , i -.i . , ■ ,,
: . ” . , „ , n 01113 -hat rank without learning, wealth
At first our “twin invaders of domestic hli.'-s
euoi; docs it really wield iu the development
of tlie true and beautiful iu life?
Our learned brother contends that Free- i
masonry is no longer the siwimum bonvm i
the consummation of excellence—(t, H pcr . , u:n which •* scarcely of within the rational
of spirituality and. truth. He con- circle of modern philosophy.—ZWon
The precepts wc inculcate arc indelible
virtues; the good for which '.ve strive is a
kingdom imperishable, immortal, eternal,
and a haven of the just and true—an Elysi-
Frccnhuon.
A Wonderful Occurrence
and the people evince much interest in the
“U j support of literary institutions; they aro
■ now just commencing to build .".n excellent
mLjariter—legs, were disposed to wander;
seemed to bave au iocpingrcliensible desirii
to wander off in contrary directions, but after
a desperate effort they were induced to be
quiet, and wc commenced.
Having by this time resolved to “do or
die,” who started off with a kind uf adagio
YV»il*<- of ail e^qf, or lilie whilr milu v
or (lirrr l« n tuorliid d-«rU. bllioas n|>)H-iir-
atitl xvltile boot- <lu»t dtpoMiiit. aiftri
Yvticre tltrre In n p»ir!.iri~, butitis*^ Ktfii*H-
Xl.m %v!»»-.*i prt*%lt»g ivai t-v, anti (tnlu to i be
Noiuli of I be It. at»<i i» I •»:»“ it>e I <<i i t**>. In
oil tb«-*c eoiMlilioo* ny** >nr*H|mt il«
I'.tt* Uv«olv«}it( ntdrd »»y tin- it |.pli«*:il i»>t of
*Ca««ttva>'M Its ndy Krltrf lo tfic >*plntf tststl
^ioall of the il.tvk. H<id tlie Bow* lw rc^itla*
1r*l \4 ith one or Iivo o 1 Ittidway** Ite^nlttt.
*»*« Pill* |»*r <li»3', wifi «i>oii iiiaIec n cs»i.-
idcte cure. In » fr \v <1 a y* I lie'pul lent aa ill
l>e e»»»LJ• d it* Iiol I wt».I tliitrluivj^e iii>. avht«• r
tawtnrasly \. itbout |>.sIn. u»d the U*-ine will
l*c r**t<»rs»il (.» it* nniurul clear, and amber
or ftherry color.
THK W A STBS OF THE
*<<s tujiRlieti with n-w, hs.althy, and vigorous Wood, that
fujni-ut!* structure. Here.! ail •uir.-rim? from
Wmkkmnc IJi-c a iu* k eillier AlALE or Fi-.M AIjE, ’ 1 I » I • 1
cithss Cwua. or other orRHssArbs thei i.i uoor- S lur . v aua i! P wjnaor ' locV-'c and an odd fellows hall is in contcin- j bv the^crowd, wo put on more steam; begin
lou. riXa^ .a 'i'l «; from\i,ea-ru r 'iu:!,',M'-1 No other cenietary can boast of tliat ptc- . ti p. places can equal this fur torn- to slide like forte, and sftcr cutting a dozen
»/j»u.dire nrov.« of hadwa y s pJAUSAi AftiL- turesqae sublimity, 3hd awfu. grandeur . a COUIIC jl of more than a hundred 1 involuntary demisemiquavers, we finally
members is now under regular organizations, | achieved a glorious triumph by coming to IJ
ami a t every mertin'' others arc added to it. i flat—on the floor At this the crowd laugh'd
them average; but thare iz no such thing as
making a pairov tite boots average.
Yu kan’t git an average on the pinch ov a
tite boot enny more than you kan on the
bite ov s lobster.
Knny nan who kan wear a pair ov tit*
boots, and be humble, and penitent, and not
indulge in profane litterature, will make a
good husband.
He will do more than that, he will do to
divide up into several fust klass husbands
and be made to answer fur a whole naber-
bood.
Oh! for the pen ov the departed Wm.
i
Has been going round the newspapers, of
a man throw ing the heart of a cooler into his
yard, which was instantly swallowed by an
old hen standing conveniently near, and
without wisdom, geniality without, wit, are | a Hiw days afterwards, on breaking a ^ Shakspcar, to write an anathema against
mighty powers in Freemasonry, and that we . newly laid egg. he found the identical heart j tite boots that would make ashunt Rom*
have consequently ceased ;o exert any ap- j of tho cooler in the middle of the same.— | wake up and howl agin az she did once be-
preciablo influence upon the age in which [ To this story we for one, did not attach any 1 fore on a previous oekashun
we live, or upon mankind in general. The ! credence; regarding it either as an April | Oh ! fur the strength ov Herkulcs, to tear
charge s tho more serious because it eini- j hoax, or ns the creative work of sonic editor ! into shu strings all the tite hoots ov crca-
nates from one who avows his belief in the of lively imagination who was hard pressed j shun and skattcr them to the 8 wiuds of
good which Freemasonry has hitherto achiev- I fi‘f >n item. Au instance of a similar kind Heaven.
Jfl
- V. . . ""V, ja 1:
Encourrged by the smiles of the bystanders
Over no other cemetery in all lauds, tire ! ac . ldelnv to Hffyn] better advantages for ; ws went in, and our motion soon became
tbe glittering rays of toe sun. or the mellow i, av ; n g i icre t i ie primary school in the State. I allegro. Having succeeded thus far, and
movement, by wbnh wc mean that wesiyed . c j aild w i, 0 f urt f l8r considers it capable of 1 has occurred right here within the past week j Oh! for thebuty ov venus, tew makc^ 3^?
scntly one step forward and two backward. | rcsu . ning i( , , ace as t , ie ,f Hr (! -\\ e \ and in oonsequence thereof our incredulity ! bi^foot look ba * ' ‘
I. A A a. v A 1.. r 1.1. A f.v.ilAC A F f I. r. V. «• it t-r, rv t , . ^ J I * ‘ 1 . « •“!
wm
light of the silvery moou retlected in such
Tlie masons of-this [place have a good j being further prompted to deeds of heroism
which old ocean bears.
No marble monuments raise their tower
gngeous inscrinfinns, the spots where lie its
n c i . t ;out
hidden sbtinborers.
There, in one comnion grave, lie the tribes
The large numbers of 8outh Caroliuaiaus j sardonically, but after r. paring damages we !
ere arc highly pleased,and are generally i made another start and went off in first-rate 1
enjoying good health iu the urir C',iiii!ry
Our old fiieud. Or. C. J. Flinu, is doing an 1 ed favorably until on a larboard lack one of I fr - , ' , .
and castes of all nations-from pole to polo catcllsIvc pnK .,i cc here; he has a drug store i the pillars in the hall, which seemed to put 1 ‘ 1 P ^ ‘
—and the peasant, the plumed and tho iin-
tn town
inre a 4 fcstc;!, aa.J tiie ru^ifureii o ™tas he.tit.-d
THE mVV. THE HtY t»F CLi.’E.
r. m>\vay js isafauiluan hkholvent
lor. til*,* .‘VU.-UI t!;rou,;li ja • bifjpd, unr sweat, ai d
IS ... • .ix-m . J.*. s ov.'.Jiliii ** - — •-,*•' u in - laoaJo vv k
jt .kt:j . iljt . r iuiotw. SLiid Fit mtki.tR etouicnta.
AH o: f f c-uaiit .eti'.A ar« v^urigLinij, /»u/if//ihff, uiul
S.rtn.t !. i.i. i. i; X'jj i'r* Y.' V"'-' nnd tlritet
t’ v r> < t'.u ,*.'«-l.i. •»< IK..tv and C»‘tt-u*Mi<»ii.
li'i.V, WHliK HV t.I i.jnu, J.I oi’. Y,
fSVFH.LlH, t AN'OEUS, Il'M'EkS. . *., ..r> all «*f a
*-■ ’ v* 1 ■ E.a , and »*u b, art v r in ’I-.o enrttiv®
wt tbe tS.UtciAl'AKJLLiA.Y I(E<< >LV fcA j !
Ttiat v a"-fuia, by wliAt'-ro: i.finio tle-ijniato l, l.a
t.ic r< ».k; .,f cicj'OsiUi j;um s!m* b:.,.-], iu-iuccd nr m'ifi*«i
by th. outer tlainstit ii. That thosf-dviponr* trtLe pl&oe
v.' ..-u tl» : b wo i is ihh>r, W iL-, ivateig. .m i i,ie.»]wi*lo ut
L^l i.ii^ m MiJiiti-jit itj* piuj.er cwjistiiu. nts, or ittb«
j'tviB-n./-. .t: no;.io virus or pd>on in th' blool.its »J*r-
cuty, C iltinif.', C irr., which utli* t’ m-
nv. Chi ; 1" ol .M -j.ury or other a.'cni-, jdven in tnvdi-
o.i.*A an t vlmli .ar'aly in ;Ii* (‘nnuaaii tulve.tis d
f 1 ' r A n- 1 »hih:i> <>k cha.\iih;>
Tl.OM TIlMli A AT L'llAL iOX.
2. Tii>t ntih-Ax the repths . r nutrimrn'* nre trrentee
t.i tn tut waster, lint uuowini>-»bi!i*.n and <teeny trill ru-
yi-iv,;ii. t and t!.v powrr* of iiC; become oxLitLnie.l.
*. rUr* the tlyin^ holy cannot l»c su<truncd o;» any
tre vtti nt o f me ut *ci *n ih it exhaM8t»tb« s>Nt. m. o- Ctii*
to ui>ui;'b tu*r U uo l, the only medium tfirongh wiiicu
<hr r--.,- f .r*v*« ore iMv.^neU* oaiuu vlikii the srowdi
%li liJf l> <*oV« 11 1*.
t. Thi*t RnrlAwny'* S-Arv-n jmr* llii.n Ilea« i (yrr'-if iifcsrtid ()* "linw ni^sin"- Wolldor IS ' . V ... ,* r. , - . - . i ,
alv«nt wupp.trsa w in', movu bi-Ioic i>o f ck ed or known * ‘ P* ^ r! j (j-,^ point (if 1 ijU-M'SCCt lOU oi tWO HDp'Jl tallt SOCIIHH! to h
to .t m in • tii<i tdi« now lound i»u
Ch.-mi il »-!• .ice, which h.. • '.'em brought tw i.u - r
*■—* *•*-* —* •■ I'tiradnxical as it may seem, and great ns
instanced to our popular friend, as proof of with regard to the cooler tale is somewhat
of the hsnefieent works of the Order, the no- I abated.
ble chanties to which Ktiglish Freemasons j On one day last week Mr, John McKee,
so liberally contribute, hut we were met by j °"r oldest citizen, and n man of as unques-j f u |.
the reply that the “Licensed Victualers,” j turned veracity and integrity as there is with-' Oh! for a pair of tite hoots
whom no om: oould accuse of being a scion- ; f' the borders of South Carolina; was taking ! tl, e f o0 t 0T a mountain.
for breakfast a soft boiled egg. Feeling !
tifie body, were etjuul, if not superior, to the {
Masonic Fraternity in (he support ul their ! 8 ,, *‘ c d 1 ' 1 >g within the shell that resisted the
own charitable iiulitutlous. Vv’e spokt. of: a r oon - he examined the yolk, and found
the fraternal feelings which Freemasonry j therein a needle one and a half im hes long.
. | evokes between man and man ; and, while ! The needle was colored black, thus showing
I Style right before thewtnd. Th,ngs progress- j the|r illiportancc alld ntil ity, our ! that it had been in the egg sometime
; honored, the weak and the powerful. 1>‘« j llie Ji cities 0I1 a : ar ., e sea !c.
; riel, and the poor, and there, in those gloomy ! The r „ Sl , urPCS of t i 1( . West arc inexhausti-
, recesses all an; alike un.li<tii»^ui^!ie(l.
I ble, and there is
Over no other cemetery is heard such no- !. in , rmen t0 ft)!nts alld Hve herc and e njov the
hie melody a* that which the minstrelsy ofj,^ of which thcy will doubtless
the ocean produces while chanting requiems
and expects soon to manufacture ; itself directly in the way. collided with us.
Peeing that the pillar was tho largest of the
two vessels, wo had nothing to hut to go to
the bottom, which we did, with flying colors.
call for all soi ls of work-
of praise o’er its silent occupant*.
How awful! how o)-i| J d! Ifot.- sublime!
merely sentimental ties, and powerless to re
tain the evil-disposed from act? of enmity or
malevolence, lie further intimated that wo
had carefully preserved the shell, and for
gotten the kernel—wo ha 1 unswathed the
body of Ma.-oury, •••/;' : A the grave-
in
■PM
fcCt sy ff our© i- Oili-b <eU .t-« fojl*>Wr»; m
I. Iu sro .t |...tva* in :.s-.im.:.it: - j; tbe i*»cl in if* fir t
of tti.->tiii tiioa ‘j» tbe ]iiOt.r*tia of ilig«->U«n t ** cb>ins
nn l '•li.rU* m'iih th*? nouiMbin'T cSvinonts of blood,
i 0*- 'Wn («'•»•» u li'iui.Ji refuse fttid (junl-
reap in the future.
Several rail roads nre building, and in
contemplation, intersecting the richest and
! how wonderful is that "mighty n.ioatnre of. fincrt 1K , r , lult! , „ f , hc Stale . Austin will be
i 1
j roads; one the Cairo nnd Fulton, running!
clothes asmyster
(Continued cheers from the spectators.) Ry
this time wc began to feci rather week ki
the knees, but with the assistance of sundry j of ^ . * r „ory rflX.Sg’*. and
f co!d water juleps and Ismonaac j joahe postbilities of the'ftitn' tc "What
have we lost ?” was our natural
Utt'Lsy oblivious
S«.
drink
smashers, wc managed to start off on another
lack. This time our “don’t-you vvhisper-eiits”
uvo renewed their former quarrel
and tha reply was significant:
and Power!” nor could wo at
I*
3 .Ration,
■p .cS/ledge
uut sitting
Oh ! for the payshuuce of Job
to ttuss a tite boot and bless
pray fur one a size smaller and m.^
are the powers f iniagiiiation, tliosc murky
- , , , . . eurrtuts which sweep over those tomblcss
. , b**futv they utv t tk«*n up by th • bictctta s dcu are j 1
teruiri jr.u> bi jod. litre uc *«*« that by it* wotuitufuJ tcyaviLS are but a scm of liquid lifU—a myste-
jnw r it dumfet, the s\sU;in •p'ith kite very es*tiiCO *•1 ; ' . 1 t ^ ,
ry indeed aro those unfathom depths—t'ne
b .th of living and dead.
has engulphed thou-
I, like Abram and lot, of Old Testament i 0 |j c i|, further explanation from our brother,
rth and south, the other the Ides Arc and ; notoriety, appeared to have entered into a ! a ltho’ wc confess that wc. should he «dud to
t‘*< ______
11■ :o bl toJ. Hero we »<h: th.»t l’y i
ptw-r it cinafr!, tbe sysUtin »ith Liu very «
|irnua; lo tl» it inrun tip* vital povrern ol (he l>o.ly, tuid it*
<m-. uiml ac'i'iu «jh th*! L»Uo<i iu it^ prim live ;tud com-
>>: t« ondition. avpirulc^ every Atom of rrfis*eiiiitoiial o* abod
e t tn u’, t»(U *.f wuioh the virus ut diseine in foiiaed j f "
J runt, the b!ot»d thus prepared, ttiri supplied with Though o’d OCCan
♦h'-se o juti-hir.^ pr*.pertii*< bca)n»«d vtron t, rich ani
h-.itnyv .ni h.. u m aimin' a, I'-up-'r onM.n'u'i.ti, sands, yet it has called forth the admiration
through the 9i»i-*MpnrIlllau lle*olvr*»t, atid / ,
r«|kAE« the wixte< ol the with »ouu l and healthy uf Uillbons, alid it lias uome upon JlS SUI iaCe
f<Tu, Wu.h is flic w«>ntfe»-ful power the Har*z»- . * ,
pardMaa liesolvckit exerts on tho blood and flct*fs of li’iibltiOUH life to UJlttirl and b'LTl’
luic-js of ijj*- syhC' tn, Ui«tt no virulent humor* or poi- .. ? . , -i . i
sen* win r\L*t i>y whioii dcp. .-'itstu , emnde. a.olt their banners t<j \H -or^. or trail and
i. tue t.tpol'ty wbi ih the K«r»a|>arllllan enters i » • »
l^e vsuvtt iuiioa, aud coniinuuHvUes its cuiulivc pswers <ave Uiflll 111 Ub tTIOOIlly
w-u. ... I * . «...! ..*1. ._ U -.i.im
and death.
Dardcnville, east and west; and with these
facilities added soon you may expect to sec
a bright star loom up in the \V cst, and vie
with her sisters in the East, in shedding her 0 f ., nc ' 8 one must submit to be controll-
rays over our beautiful and prosperous land j cd i,y l |.u 1 C;£S> and after sundry vigoorus
L’- i efforts, during which the legs wandered about
- -- - ■ ■ — - 1 — - ' in all conceivable directions, we give up the
5 contest, and came down again to the floor,
settled agrecnietit not to agree, but to separate ' have his opinion on the subject for the cu-
and each to gf» different ways. Here was a lightenmeut of our readers. As the case
predicament. Ifonc can’t control llte motions stauds ; ot U s grope our way to a meaning.
All students of the inner life of Humanity
waters of oblivion
t&rbu.qb tir<» E.o »•!, Urtno, ami otb.’r rtui'l*.
Cut** :h<- CO«t>itu* ut se *.t;lioTl of c-u h icspfCtli'f sskyMa,
©•bibiishi •.?fur'C.iuaui h.-urnioiiy kbrou^houi Um» sy icm ;
tvuvjugh :18 a^liou ■nl p \*vr over the Sevieiion.s tht?
luivr. sFCjut.*? ii* nalur.il ur pr.ip--.* allutmoiit- cl hi e ;
t>te fVtin btvu.zt , the K.«lii y* ur* i; and tin? Eihi^s
' It i* not only grand as an element of beau
ty immaculate, but great as conducive to
Itough ImiiKcmt-ut.
—all aspirants after the Infinite and Eternal
—all those whom we may term priests of Na
ture and worshipers of the true God, feel an
ineffable craving for knowledge, light, and
This ended the contest. Like Hudibrasof old perfection. This element, which in,’some is
philosophy is ofour mild nature. WVbelievc l j an invincible instinct, induces the individu-
fiirmly in the fighting dogmas of that pro-j a i Ina n to frame unattainable ideals—eido-
foitnd thinker, and after mature reflection Ions, so to speak, of the imogination—'Olym-
SAf."“-‘"‘"V ««the promotion cf the c.unmorce of the world
• as its sti! dotted bosom in all climes can tes-
; tify.
No otber country is gifted with that pow.
J er of producing those presentiments of awe
i*ho« bcuith in tuo nick body* but pnvAi vcs the gymeui
iu kviUth.
A > wc havt? fbown tb' 1 priiicijilc on w’.iich
form*!!, -.a \v.‘H *s the only a-tuniMe it-Ofvy of cure,
we chtiiu th it th*.* r.ume uf cure ot tij«! hut |>nrtl*
llau tke»o!« « i»t is union tcd, a t*l tUnt every uwa.*-e
th;it is of a Cutoia '.So.-o.'ui tm or L'z'gjtiiie ilbtilteai*. i* t
properly within its spe.inl mnpne.
THE QBXAT SrclIET OF CURB • . .
in this Al< ti 1 10 cnn-*ibU ui ? " so 1 * ron ot ingr*'H nt» ; ami t II il II i IlCT OUlutlOlld of admiration U« thocC
; r > j tit.vc ui4Bool I ig propeTtio* tlist SU|>» J ■ • ■ ° .
piy the i*:i>«i a:. i Rc.iemi sv-tu-m wnii .-a;'! cHi.stjtiu nt* wliicli emanate.*-, firm the luind 01 a stonn-
wuicli. iu a coudition ot r.n! dei>rikvi‘r, it is defl- ,
cienl of. I'.g. ilioi with tbo e< -t. r. of'ti.e several toSKed llianil'T. Willie iWZ r i‘' in rapture Ol) i
ius.r ..ills ;L.it iwrut the S VltbAJ’AKl 1.LIAN KL^OLf . . ... . ° J _
vk.\*i , the surging billows, whose crested iomijs, j
11 tii*conititn.-nt uf orrruwm nhatme-i fro... th» though of coiruscatiug with iridescent beau- 1
•fcnospheric Air, lifo wuuW become extinct. 8< i , when ” , , , . , .
tlu Uo>l b»«.m«exhita.tod of ... vitsl cou.l.tuoat., It *)'• a ‘ c ' « TCr br0akl ’ , S an ‘ 1 ^'P#- f
depohita iui ■ ..bcrcips and dia-ja-.i iiuxu.:' iu the body, ; ting their .spray in evanescent glory.
am i the. ek m nta of decay and dec')ui>»OKition »>ui>oivone. i
ILutl'vny's Nar»-sparllliau Kesolveni is to , , . „ . , , ,. , ...
t..at this vast expanse ot trackless tide will
cease to chant those requiems of praise o’er
its unconscious ones, when Galu iei shall her
ald to all
We copy the following amusing account of
a novice’s first, and judging from tho tenor ' „ pfm the floor, we arrived at the natural con- j gi;. lipses efukics beaming with super
of his writing, we presume hit, 7-i. f attempt i c j us i„ n t], a t,
at skating on rollers. If our ecoUection ‘ -He who skates ami runs away
serves us, he will find the acquirement of the ; Will live to Ante another (lay.”
“art” of skating on ice, just as dangerous, il We therefore hailek a passing skitist—
not quite so funny. j paid him liberally to tnwe us iu, then haul- > wllich wc arc anxious to impart, is rc-
To those who have tried to skate, the ac-| C tl off to repair damages. Asa matter of! j,. ctod I||1 j di8daitled . A brotherhood of
count will prove highly interesting. NVo general information we have kept an account j M an—how noble is tlie conception, bow di-
eopy from tite Charleston Courier : j of the cost of repairing the damages which j vjne tho |ruth t 1)Ut | low f ( , r f roul rca li ra ti 0 n
A nit; THING ON K'K. i wm sustained on the occasion :
i One quart of Arnica for bruises,
S'/inr Experiences etj nn Anvitctir S/.’atist—- , tine quart Renzinc fitr cleaning pants
is quite novel, and worthy of publication.
We have always thought that replanted corn
was of little consequence, but this gentleman
s ays : “It is of so much importance lie re
plant.' whether it is needed or not—or rath
er. he plants two or three weeks after the
natural glory. It is hard tube obliged to j erop is planted, a hill about every nineteenth
pass from this elysium of thought into the j MW ca ch way.” lie says : -If the weather
dark, stern realities ol existence ; it is doub- j becomes dry during the filling time, the silk
j ly hard to find that the panacea of human nn( J tassel both become dry and dead. In
McKee l! ea examined tlie shell close!
discover if there were any holes througlT i M , 0 tg to death,
which the needle might have been inserted.
None could be found. It is clear, that tlie
needle was inside tlie egg before, the she!'
was formed, or at least before it harde:i*'iJ
This statement of facts we ha.va from Mr.
McKee himself; and wc have also seen the
needle which was found-
Whiie all this may seem wonderful and
past belief to thousands of our readers, still,
to physicians and naturalists there is nothing
improbable, or not easy of explanation, in it.
The lesson to be learned from this unusual
phenomenon is; don’t suck eggs, or
might get a needle in your throat.
I have bin led into the above nt?
ov "Oil's" from having in my pot.'-iS^"' ^
this moment, a pair of number
witli a pair of eleven feet in iln to. *•
Mi feet arc az a dogs „osc the
he wears a muzzle
I think my feet will eve
1 live in hopes they will.
I supposed i had lived long enuff
bephooled agin in this wav but i havc'^W
J at an ounce of vanity w'eitfhs more
pounV^ ov reason. cspemlK. when u n'tlo
mistakefP’: ’v ; A f,«,*, f i^ .^smalj oiie.
Avoid tite bo. as you would
the grip of the dewi for m.iny a man-has
^#ci i
... . £
fmm
j caught for life a fast rate habit for
sv«UiPg
by encouraging his feet to hurt boots.
I have promised uti too feet, at lusts.-'*
dozen limes during my checkurcd life, that-"
^ ou , they never should he strangled agin butv f
! find them to-day az full of pain az the stum*
j roak ake from a suddent attack of tite boot*.* *
! Jlut this is solemnly the last pair ov tito
An intelligent and reliable neighbor of j eTcr wd | „ ear —; will hercafler wear
ours, who has for many years been making ; az Digaz no feet, if i have to go bare-
experimeuts with corn, has discovered an im- j p u0t to do
portance and vante in replanted corn which J alu p-o old and too respectable to be *
A Xew I)iscov«-rj ,
-And IToxn Xot to Do It— I On
With what solemnity should we consider
do.
the bl-xttl And i?**Tiv'*r.«l systrm v.'hat OsYaut is to thtl
attnosphi-i io .ii ; it r.uttpJios the life principle, r.ud
enable* tixe bio jU. to hoi i in solution all its natural cju-
•tituents.
DAILY" CHANGES
take Glare, for^^'ite >.t sip-ail-inn increa«e< the
»an-i purity of ?Lc bu-»1, .-ili Jopoo •• :»r** diiainishei, .uid
xfivvo ih.»r • aro *i; ' j.xU-s founod ;*i tho lun^-:, tho
lurth r do;).' .t> .nc unr-slel t tho** 1 ! That are c.-siub-
lishc i nr »• :n.i*i,r Us!-»dp:**d, cx ; *i. ■ •••. ♦•xi»;iu-t**d, or the
p-ntion o.* th.'* -It *-"• ..i** 1 luu.i *••- t'i i-. l. i.'wi iitr conwump-
tiv.* S*.'iO«U.OU'» aUL-jo 't IV . '.' O-T Sf'aod, ii not Sound,
Le-ulih.
JIoW to do it-
The Man who'' Flew Through the Air with | I’scof Skater
the greatest of Fa sc” Fchpscd—The IVu- j Cost of setting a».kio bone
lo<fyphg of Shatiitg.
coat
to a
«rcr.
• their ■it.‘oiu of late,'’ and proclaim
tunishud iiiilli )iis, Time hbull be u > Ion- ; verdant [H»ct who lived and breathed, and
Court plaster for shins and knees
i Waste Juleps, Lemonade smashes
In the good old time of by-gone days, a ! and ftraiuhts : :
Mental domoraliz-itiou :
Darlington, May. 1870
riiiLo.
(5r.TV-\ It -
T.ur.^s • ,, f«
Mi. v»K • .1!
China l-t Wt-s;,
tic '■ * ■. Wo > i- ' i
“ r..e S.Alts
d
TTl
I u
“:i' L \
DY rUR >:T).
.ty-i
uK fsiji.i
E.gj, Dltc-iing from
M* ;
IF! ' •! ER.
a coinme.’i ial trarcllcr,
Writ.
.'4 Uo, U
uj :i clan: .>i April 17, 1
i PA !
itir.T.T*
N RESOEYF.N F is in ;r
[For ilio Democrat.]
At sriN, xkttK , .April 20th, 1870.
-
! Df.ah Dkmoc4.vt
For a long time I
iad dreamed of the far
♦man t, un i'Vt'i'St':i*. r won Mr. Foao, ol Straftordi* ' ». r i i • , .
lilt.*, in h4u: t t-!*i me offjsc whett* a woman WAS »> CSt, ailti V1H2^ OCtcniilued to tUFM IHV
IJM), In t,!.' .nMJaeort'aeSAltSAl'AKILUAX UK- ; . . , ^ , ■>. * /• T
jew. si., n n*w m.« to retd su wwn.a itiv.* a uicains into roaiity, on tlie 2Kh of January,
J5I
bOI.
cot tiri atr, iur (to« a n >t to be bothered w.th peoplo . . . . , . ..
writ t,. iluii .fosuj uUl to aco her. The curu i* re^ar ed < » o.luG flOIHC 211(1 irieuds udlOU, Stcp]>e€l
**Mc.-twv. w'ii.tf. k Scott, prindpai dr.t~.n-'.fcs ’.ori*, \ aboard thctraiij, and 800n the nind ol my na-
jnforMi me nf»i :n of note -hish .v>t hil ptii.i ii'ij-whu i •. * . • t »• . * si
fu vv .* -us a.t, t .1 ■ . i*v-i Ef \ .n i uitWEL, j fivity was lost in t ie distance. As wc flow
irii-I ht^ b en **nVi:r- y ti;i**i Ly IlaVD'w'AT’S .SAItcA-
rAEli L AA UE OLVEM/*
Mr. ii“k * i< [ .r?- 'n thor rase of Clivomr S. r. Er*»,
Ei-it ir*.-(tvj »li oth**r R f tv'*!'Tl**\: I iu** *.-tiecuiO'! by n
lex buir«A*r*.A»i.'Al'AltILLlAN' UBSOEVEM .
“Mr. Jo> ATM A v i 'ft kTA A N l>, of Willtti .Sl.tij 11. 'titri-.l,
by • uc l»ottiv, of lii'*«M»4ig hv .A lie Lung.<, Night ? woukt,
TlKOit^ird Con i.ai.-'tio.i.
■* In pv.tt t. •. J vi-.t T h(‘*r jf w.m*3**.fui curr* by
theSAU5.\rA'>ILLl VN ir ESOI. v’ENT. 1 or every ki:iti
of il.i ii ir, So..-, 8kin Kruptiou, and all w.*p.kt u;ti^
. 1 - ■:*, ih' }> « use ir, tfi.i ’ - comw oured : wuh
it'. : . 8.nuia, Wlu'.o Sw<- S**rc 11«?ihIs'- an 1 i< •*.•*■,
Nos ;.-l Mo;i?h, t. 1 kTl'ts «•: » »IV*. I hit? W TulcTful
rt i * • ly m» po A t i it.l y on the b>- that all v. j t*k'*
it lit t.—zi; fcUOng, 80UU1, .'Uid Isc.ilfhy.
“OEo. o. m mriMF.r.,
“ Cffnint-rci ti Tiavoller.”
R \ [*W VAT’S S VUSAPAUILEl \N UK^OLVEN’T Is
li it lc, or » Jott'js f rl"', 'ny it'i Drusrai.'ts
Suadrv other bruises
Total : : :
I'p.-.n the whole it
rre
it truth!’uh. .-i. that skut:,;.
had Irs being iu the icy suburbs of the Hub,
where the aurora borealis illumined the salt
sea waves us they dashed against the patriotic
bane of Plymouth Rock, rang:
“L’cP.s a rlneingaU the day,
Muncy spent an 1 thrown away,
Tit.re's always the 'vvilto ( iay
AVheu a futlow go.s a .leighong. | .| |e .tightest idea
Now this griadvr of metrical language uu- | sin , p | v iuduseribablc. It
Auierican Eagle and twie
as reft.-hint* as !'
u.or;.I as M nrv "
v be
f-1 72 !
1.00 ;
3,00 I
25 '
10.00
3.00
7.00
75.00
: (> 00
?10C.00
id with a
this condition, if it should become seasonable
the bilk revives nnd renews its growth, but
tbe tassel does not recover. Then for the
want of pollen the new silk is unable to fill
■ big a
let the records of time bear witness. We.
as Freetni->ns, cannot pretend to change
tiie aspect of tite world—we cannot banish
grief or pain from the cot or palace—we can
not kill the giants, Want an i Hiscsce. who
; wrestle for ever with mankind in this “am-
; phitheatre of strife, ever dark with trae -dv
' and woe,” but wc can suioothe with the gtu- ^ m i
j tie hand of charity the pillow of tbe weary ' UE .t II (* L Nl’OtV DJ.It Fro.iT. Cable
j and forlorn ; we can point to tiie source of rc P lr,s ,verP rcwiv e(l an Saturday of an al-
sll comfort, and bid tbe moupo'is dry t!;ci> b-'ged net. jdot discoteied in laris by police,
tears the feet of Him who never turns a way I "againr.t the St tc and lile of tno Linperor:
j from li.s sad, though erring children. M e j *- llK ' areeULt f'o;u i-igaro t; id, “part of the
tl.sign of tiie plotter
phool enny more.
Easy boots iz one ov the luxuries ov life,
but i firgit what tbe other luxury iz, but i
don’t know az i care, provided, i kan git rid
ox this pair ov tite boots.
Enny man kan have them for seven dol
lars, just half what they kost, and if they
don’t make hi* feet ake wo. *fc.n an angle
worm in he* utlies, he needn't pay for them.
Methuseler is the only man that i kan
call to mind wito could have afforded to have
wore tite bool's and enjoyed them—he had a
great deal of waste time to be miserable in,
but life now a days iz too short and too full
it 1 ■'■<
the office for which it was designed. The j of actual bizziue,.- to pbool any ov it away
pollen from the replanted corn is thvn ready ■ on tite boots.
to supply the silk, and the filling is complet- j Tite boots are an insult to enny man'* un-
cd.” He says nearly ajl the abortive ears, j derstanding. „
so t-oiuuion in corn crops, is caused by w ! lie who wears tite boots will have to ac-
of polen. and that ho has known ears to j knowledge the corn.
Tite boots have no bowels of mercy, their
insides are wrath and promiskious cussing.
Beware of tite boots.
double their size iu this second frilling.
.1
roiOt-
"il
T
. can raise the fi iger cf Hop.', like the serj
^ | it, the wilderness, auj bid them gaze and; '** c
we can impress upon all our votaries that ! t * ,e i '' ce ' ^ lat.r
such are duties «-« —..i ...... • i ' :l ' '
At a Fourth of July celebration in Marion
county, 111., a young lady offered tho follow-
| ing toast : “The young men of America—
was to blow up the , ,ii e j r arniS „ ur gupport, our arms their re
ad of the prefecture * W3rJ _ f;ill iu D)CU jj,;, j,, *.
dispatch however
truth whatever in the rc
douhtcdly h 11 a very correct and extremely
philosophical view of things, nnd he might
have added—and doubtles would—but that
it did uot occur to him—that there was au
! with lightening velocity over the rails. 1 pic- j equal amount to pay to his Satanic majesty
| tured iu luy mind what I would see in the ■ when a fellow went out a skating. Newer
“wild West. ’ A huge|bcar crossed my path having seen! ice, save iu a mint julep —
with a grim look, as if to say “you are iu- ' when it looks particularly
j trading a large drove of deer leaped care- I we arc unable t, describe th
les-ly aside t-. give the road; a fine drov
. of wild tut keys led by a stately
I themselves away into the dense forest
! approach of a man; thick forests on
j side reverberating wife the howl of the wolf I things called “stre..ks of greased
to travel But. we
j on ice. but skating on rollers is something so ;
great that w rds are inadequate to convey , 1S , to
its immonsitc. lt . •”>v;h are outies whteh they are t.ound to p« r i " * , .. -o -o j According to the ‘Register of th* N.w
i -s o'erious as the ; r ' r "'- if the - v <Jcsi,c to ac f in "“ nfV,r " i ty ! V , < .' a eona T ,rac J ' L ‘ nw "P •>« TulKrtes . Je Volunteers,’ there were 300 men
u. ...uuoubus me , .... l and the hcad<tuarteis of the police, Other, j „ . , ’ . . . .
named Smith who entered the service of tha
United States from the State alone. Of this
number 47 were John Smith*,
w-
ilghty.
, • tbe principles of Freemasonrv. W'e ;.ik onr !
11 is ! * * • !
. . . I learned friend, and with him all our thought-1
ton philanthropy, and a. ; n
...J Beecher. IV'ti may j ll ’“ f C“ , ' er *, trhethcr it is not better t<' tdu-
stng ab att the jolity of going up in a balloon cate the heart of man to feel for his toil'
and saiiing around the little sto.and the
moon, ot'walking down Broadway , or ot be- \
ing rocked in tho cradle of the deco One j
eaunot have an idea of bliss, until one has
refreshing — skated on rollers And h • who bavin
exact settsa- I essayed it. d ,return : it
eatures tb.tu to fill his mind with theologi-
1 mblimitica or metaphysical enigmas. We
n t under value learning; on the contrary
however, show that there was
! trouble of some eort and some an-ests, and
i that the international asseciatiau of work
men are implicated.
oiiet: wo i,ri ' anxious that all its professors and ex
en.pla;'*. who are dro true and good Masults,
-'tanloii. in the L
a* ('
Mrs
“s; iicr women ’ instead of drunken men, for
railway engineer* and conductor*. This
view ol'il e ease arises from the fact that a
Never scare off a fly with*.* club when a
fution. advocates feather will do as well, and remember tbat
you can take more flies with a gill of molauea
titan with a gallon of vinegar.
The tipper ten of London regard it aa bad
drove of | tion that come* over one, when one slides i “I were ease Cat, ry t« tm- a til'a ' .-loail : lie clothed i:i purple and fine raiment j t-P ? oi;,'u:eer delayed a special train, ao etiquette to ride to church on Sunday, wlirr-
cr, hied ; along over a frozen lake with a degree oil A young married * upli in a M'isronsii, “ ,i ,1UM1 v;hl ' m «ha Uraft ought to honor and j ^ mure ‘ ever it is possible K'&&
st at the : rapidity approximating to that fabulous | Town | a , v ; y housekeeping, au*) the i But we protest against ideal stand. | " R . .
in every speed, with which certain mythological j f lrst 1 „ lrL .i 1;lst . s t ,f the head of tl*. familv at i ‘ i ! v ' r! ' ' Freemasonry is uot au ‘ A country editor rays, a farmer in hi* . , C U ° 0tist 0 P inv,w
h i,. *.• til * r ..... . ^ v ’l • . • . « . 1 • • a ... * — .. .. V. .t. 1.1 111. . '."V' Km, ^nifS
c won 1 111111158 cnlleu “st
fold »t 81 !» r Il-Ttilc, ur i f r $'»,'>v «!I Druffuii*# I , « , . . , « , w ,
..r Me.: a !• i: : ,un!i.* k k.miayay SMedicin* ! tno cry or tuc panther, and the scream ot the an* supposed, lAt
Wt, phi* h7 A* iitit'R Im ur. A ex kvitk City. ixt ia *1 . , „ ......
cat, a log hut here ami there half covered, i hesitation 10 savi
iigthii
have
HARLLEE & DARGAN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
DA U L 1 N GTON. C . Il , S. C
r. e
o i the village grocery were : “Five cents wortl
llu j of soda, live cents worth of salt, two reels 11
ying. that on roller or parlor j ,,f p oppcr. one t-ent worth of (hewing
gum and twelve cent? worth of >oap. The
bill amounted to twenty-five cents, which
was paid by the youag Benedict in spe?:e,
and as he h it the store he remarked to the
skates wc are some, and we assert this in no
spirit of bravado, but with on honest iuteu-
*V. W HAitl'.FK
Mtr-ib X;
DARGAN.
21-6m
crowded with children und dogs, and orna
meuted w ith skins hung around the walls.—
These were the ideas instillt^f into my mind i tiou of proving the assertion,
from boyhood of Ar/cttnsair, and it was im- An enterprising skatist has lattiy started
possible to eradicate them until a real pie ; a skating ring in this Palmcto city, and har- j derk that “beepin'* house is cheaper tl
turc oi - (he ei'uutrv ;b.'u!d blct them cut j ing dropped in on one unpropitious day we ! baardln
or. (Uizaih (to iji taiuj ered with by paliti-; county, made a scare crow so very fiigbtfal,
or philoS( phers. i that an old crow .actually went and brought
Let * .ch . phere of ;n I'lti possess its own back al. the corn he-bad stole duriug several
lab rors : the day ba* Ihrcver g. no by when days and left it in the fi-!d.
Frecimisonry eoltid presume upon exclusive !
knowledge. The saloons of science are
eft.wdcd with capable men who arc neither
without - ^pre-jftu
against tl^o wind
God ta1
as if th«r*
all as if '.lirte
ra
A western orator, spea king of one of tbe
Bull Run races of the war, said: ‘‘The
i , .. ... ... r ; Federals ran so fast that the hard Uek rat ^ ,1SS '* >* better*,^-
" t c,“ S "? r JU1 ,XS ,'. /. °' ; rQ , P , ’ S01 ’ 11 ' tied in their stomach like beans in a sjife'. Q '^ wan-" “My a)*
! like I rometheus would futn pluck down fir' ir , u ^ I <bop ia . wferiB / w5M|