Orangeburg times. (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, November 26, 1880, Image 1
Carriag. Factor /.
The undersigned rc? pect fully in
foitns the public that he is. prepared
to do nil
Kind of Work
in the above line on tins shortest no
tice and at
L.iv:iis? Prices
Hv.Ifc-ESHOEING done in tlx
host possible manner.
I also have in lull operation tnv
PLAN I is Ci AM) MOULLING
M At INN ICS,
And
GRIST MILL.
All work iu this !inc done without
delay and on retisoiinhlo terms
A share ol the public pal run air- i
Bolieitt d.
iuiv 25 ii. niGi;s.
CALL c1 \j \
PEOPLE'S BAKERY
Established in 1 ^7 I by tin1 IV ? >
etor. who is still reatly and wiilin
(ill orders iu
HR KAI), \v i I , IM KS
(: a K i: s
Of al! descriptions.
\ * C . i k L-1 .'
ftv i)u> HA I. W M. ..i Iii >.\
'Also
IS I i :
1 or I'Viiup-V| ei . ?
Vlcetiiigs.
i-t reoei \ ud
J'-rt's-Ii onIV ?. t.
.t?i?t A ti ll>
V\hh-ll will l.e sold a- 1.'? a- all? thai -it
he bollylll iii Oruilgchlll g.
Thankful for llie pa-: patronage of ??.
friends and 'he public I sliil solu/ii a ???
liunanei of their ru? i?tn
T. W. All?vM-v:?it : t.
I.iissel '?ihci, in'Xi i"'. !' i
Sept I I. IST?? 1\ Mr. .1 I Hai!
fs sv v# .- *,
Having r?:ei!ii?,iV ui v ?' . ;.
New Si, ' ? !
foriu me i ! |V,
Ii h l vi .1.
I al-- i i'rtiat . W :t h iii V !? u ?
rooms over tic u, n>. aiol t ? r, - .
\\ ii lie tilde !?> piii up ;kile's?i,rip,'i ?
at any ami i* I boors during the oi j
." ee bell mi Ironl dour.
A. C. IJ17K, KS. m. U.
net ?l 1ST'.? 1 v
Would Respectfully inform die I'lli'/mo
of OraneelMirp. mat he has iii cliai'ire tlit
Stuck an.I fixtures ol /. .1. Kin... ui VVa I a et
Cannon's. OM Slat d. XItiiu Street when
he will be glad to serve hi- frit ml- and tin
public with anything in hi-line of trade
Kvery tl ins fresh and pure, an,I ^tiarati
teed to give smisfaetioii A lull line ol
(JOOHS kepi coiistiilil y "ii hau,I
hotn and raised hi < Ifaugchiirg, 1 hope
to receive a liberal share of lite patronage
of tnv I'eMow-l ilizcus.
.1. I?KK ANDKIAVS.
,ny 21 ly
F. BeMAES, 1 gt.
E<"rieii<ls mill ruiuilryiiicn
iilleml!
|)o not v. ail III1111 t, 11 -pen,I
|,' very eeni in pi ices tlea r,
Make DkMA?S vourt . roeer hen-:
Ask him for hi. I j VMS so nice,
|{ mining al the LOW l> V I'KICK !
SSto|i ?ml Iry his Klour so line,
('liccse, anil V 1.!. things in his lino!
IIave some III TT1.II soul aroum!?
Kvery man diotihl have a pouml ;
?\ nil if \ on'd fet I we'l and able,
??ill Inn'.MACK 1.1:1:1, on your fable !
<7<ioil are all things in hi- Store,
|(eason eatinol ask fur more!
Oldv try his LUJI'OKS larc -
( 'an I I" eipial led any where !
|.^vi i> man who knows |?i:MAItS,
jjjll-lics for his goo I i: - !
2 n hi- Sample liooni diet lly,
I very lime that they are dry!
Sonic Ihing teil- Ibeul II K'.S tIi ? man !
\ ml he always leads llie \ an !
ever yel ili.l he retreiit,?
])nn'| von know lie can't be beat?
|,ouk within his Store so irrainl,
I ii his leu - liooni lie ir at h mil;
Qtic-tioii him ami v on will see
UNPKRSOldi Hi <" v> v'?T UK!
O'i ! wail liol tili you are wi*?r,
IteiiHoii points to Mr. I; IS KU,
Selling iiiney I>ii. kft to all ?
Caive him (hen i neiieral call,
|{.-l IIRHIIItrd, Dl'.MAUS sell-cheap,
z\ lid the lilie-I g.Is will Ui ep.
Never cease to bless your stars
IJfowii with all except
I >eMA KS.
S< ill Ii (Jarolititi Kail II >???'!
Passenger Dcpai'l men I
CIIAXtil* ok sell i nr i.v.
<>n mid nftur July I Ith, 1880, I'as enger
Trains on this Ifoad will run as Ib'lows:
(till fin tin r hii'ice.
(ii'oeuvillc Kx'iress Train,
?anno i:\xr.
"Leave (7oiuinl?l:i at .''? I I* M.
s i i !?. .- ? i! mi if .t? 10 " I
Leave ' iriti.ucbiirg .S <l |
A rrivv rn t ! urlc-lnn.11 <?> "
This iram Lave* ''nhinihin on Saud it*?< it ?
In . M., i Irans,'. burg I 1". I*. \l.
ari ivt-s in Chariest >ii at 7 HI I'. M.
uoinu WI.SI*.
I .i' iv. Charleston it .
I.oavt 1 ?raiiiiidiur^ at ....
I ,?'ii \ ?- ? 'anidi n at .
A rri*eat 1 'ohnnhia a! ?
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? ?tit Nil I- AS I'
I. iv.- Cdiinihia . . -*i 10 A \i
Arrive at t ?iiiideii.1 10 i' \|
Lira vc I ittiu'schiirg .ii ni \ ,\|
A i-ri?c at I. iricstuu . - n i I' \1
" .Iui;iola. 'V'2't "
o in no wi:-r
i ... . '.I no A .
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? < n-.niij-lniri; . I i-? I' 'i
rriU- ai ? naitiili.a... ?"> :!7
i a>s. i.jjcr.-i li-avii.ti *'n'miiliia "'' liar
k-.-ii>ii mi ili.--r train's liaVo lb Ch.in:*e oars
.i l'.i:iiii \i !. i.i reach ? baric-tun a - U?
] in i.i ? >' liii'ti.'i at > '-7 i ni
\igkl Kxnrrs? frsiiii
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ll ; : . f. Oil i? \|
i i:._. !no l'. II *i7
> \ il .- . v '?;?.>< and t!:<- N civ
i - - i i o a- will run da il v. |
? ;. .- will run ilaiiy except !*tin- I
i ..'. mi- iby .i iachcd i.i .i.jlii
. n- ? .. . :" (I I.i ( Ii o U- Hill
t
ami ti
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a I . ri-i.i - ii-. an rs .-ii !
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ijil.. ? ?r.iik-' nil'.-; t' !
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?t i atiii i. - iviili i!i. ic'i'luaii-il I'lul.idcl
jil.ia i iiai.i]in^ni' l.i-.-r /;. i i !..? ilo- |>oyc*ii
i-li?'iircr than < Inirli^toii niarkvti Ai
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III-KII \ I IVI-: AM) l.l'il WICAh
l'.y I >r. I . S; \V( lid < >lVn .? ..\. i
I'. I ..ni-' S;.? .-. Saii-tVn-iii n guahtiilci'il
.t. all <>(.??!- it '..in-.
tt?s?)" f. ? ili i-vtrai ii-I without pain, l-\
I he il-?- -ii NitriillS < ixiilvi iiilSi
!n ii! - t ? lain iniiilU-ltii' i<i >? imt
? .- ???.-..??? of ll:.i I.I.I.Hii.M iv S.-r.
.. i.ii. iMiititsni; Sali inioiiin.'l'i-irm
Itrti. (?..-.. .-i-.. H..r.'h, aim .-sb
il . ipti Mktu, S\v ..ii-ii Joint.-?, Syi.il
I.ii
' \ T! it a !? I'm !?? i I \ Kit co It It 1*1 v
?II, ?..'il eiiri? (?'Iinnili: (V.nsltt.iitloiw,
' :i i Im ?-, I- |.i-- -Ion, lii.lli?i--il .0,
j' ? i i1-: i, lli?irlbiiru, I.iini'ulitiii'rtK.
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? ii.-.. IMulHito.h, kxri- ?- . i Urlni', rHmi
ttoti fif Urtho, Mi't.i k'woatfl, I'tilns in
I in. Or..tu, k
^Aro you iT^uYfereir ? J
If an, try on.- i i.itlo i t ?Iii-* viilnritilo
i1ii'|||.-||h>, ni l ;?. i ll'lll-f, ii" llllllll.l'K
i?ry, no a.i ii ai. in.i i'- i?y i?-j-i?? ? ??
sinto imrtliM friiiti ilriitss tlt.it liati
i.i-i-n known lor yi-ars t.r iwsi l fi?
?Ifliuia as Hiiotlllca tor any ut mIhivw
? ii-.-.. . -._| < ||m imi mmm
;:.\:r::r."M ?eil it. rrus \i tot ?sttie.
THE BRQVJ.l CiiErrllCAL CO.
tj. Sharp St., Baltimore, Mil.
SOLE .PUOf'ftlETOUT
mar 11!
1 v
/ tli:nr.e|>;iiuii I.arncr ' Ihrr
\ l ..it'. ,| l,y il,.- hm/'i-h Hot 11 in? ?'.?.
pri'scrihoil hy I'hysieiaiis a- the mo-:
lii-iilihy ht'Vft'iige in the world. I'resli au?
|.ui<\ l'or sali- .it Will.no Cannon's old
-um I, by .1. |)KK A NDH KWS, Ari.
?-li<?i<'(' ita|??rU'll I'orl nail
* Sherry Win'e, for sale low, at YVallaci
('aniion's ni l staml.
I.tl 'bTo.N Market lieef, best ever lasted
* at VAN T \S>| I '*.
(TKI01 s trkks.
The India Rubber Tree?The
IihIin rubber t ree is a native ol* 1 tidisi
und Soul h America.
The G unva Tree.?The gunvn i rcc,
from (Iii! fruit of which the delicious
jelly is made, is a nal ive of i lie
1 in I ies.
Tal low Tree.?In Malabar, a tree
culled the tallow tree grows; fioni Llie
? .> <>i i:. win-:i I mi let I. i- procured n
f i I'm I al low, which makes excellent
mimiicM.
Life Tree.?There is :i inr in
dnuiuicn culled (he ''life tree," whose
leaves grow even when severed front
the plant. 11 is impossible to kill il
- :i vu I>y Ii
Hullcr Tree.?This singular tree
.viis iliscovei'i d Ii" l'ark in ihren
Ira I part of Africa; from iis kernel is
produced a nice lui lor, which will
keep :i year.
The I bin van Tree.?The R.'inya
I roe is :i unlive of I rnlin, anil is ?
ohjct-l of great veneration among the
.'::). in), .in i liraliinins, who look
up ii :i -an emblem til*the Deity.
The .Miiumi Tu e.- --The iimnmi tree
grows in Sicily und (,'aluliria. Iii
August the I ree is tapped, and t
-.tp Hows out; after which i; lui rile
by cv;i|ior;ilion, and l.he iiialitia is
left, of ii sweul l>ui nauseating taste.
I" ig True. ?There is no t ree more
freipieiil ly spoken of iii llie Hilde I ban
i he Ii g tree. a lid a: conihion cry, even
: b.v, in ihb si reel < of Cairo, i:. Kg\ pt.
is: "j.i i he iuuiie id't Ix* prophet ?
!ig-," .-i ciy :n .ms! universally used
by ii \ en tors of fruit.
t he i r:ivelers' free. ? A tree call
ed llie travelers' tree, ofMadagascar,
viel I- :i copious stiiipiv id" fresh wiit.<
er in,in i;s leaves, very grateful lo
In- traveler. 11, grows? in the most
arid countries, and is another proof
of the lender cafe of ?iir lleavebly
Kiit her in supplying all his ereilt m e-.'
wai'.ts;
'l'ne.Sof!I'oWiful Trie.- I -ot row
;'i:! . - ?? Im
? ..e:i :
night. At sjiiWt m. ;? rxyi
bill m ufier it i-? u\e;v viiii
nil.?Ii el ose up or fail oll';? ? he. un
? I-. s. It lurn a I'm *; t ;
?I i- un - al iiighi : In- . ? ;
V? ? iidi'liui I r.-e.--- 1 in
? i ? -. : i ?, 11: i e 111 I h? ? i:>; t? -. ? ?: Ii ?
urb'S. is so dry that m>. own i i':;>u
ii'! e.'ili he found, but by :i
Uli 11 I sj Oil of I 'n >\ ii i? IlpO ill -. e i'S .
p ides i'I iire", tin- h a? pti o. vv ... .
.i.i. r...\ ;|ji?| loiig, nmie.mli u -j
iiso :i coiislnnl eldud suriotimi ng
the tret*, which is condense i mi I fail
ilig in drops, keeps I lie cisterns phm
? I ui.ider;tiiehieoiistaiiily lull. Mer
eluiiii; Meehan;c .ami Kurnier.
lsk the nntni i:.
A bridle i- very necessary ingiibl
ilig and restraining all ii in illy !;..!-( ;
no! it is very needful in Knit rolling
that unruly ihohtber. the iongiie.
?|)oii'i go without the bridle, bovs,"
vas uiy grandfather's fsivorile hit of
advice, if hi* heard any one rursihg
? r swe.-iriiig, or given lo much vain
ainl foolish talk, lie would say.
"Thai m.in has "lost his bridle,"
Without a bridle, lie- tongue, ihn
:i iillie luenibv r, "boiisletll Llleal
things.'" Ii is an Uli i'll 1,1 umilibcr.
I ??fhll of deadly poison." Put a lu i lie
oil il u in i il is one of t he best servants
? mi!\ and "-mil can linve. "ii will
kei p m\ liioiith wiih n lil'iille."1 .-.ai-i
j riihg Ibivhl. lieAufe, tr.o, In ki'i-p :i
rhriille oil yuiir appetite. Lou t lei ii
I be your ma-,er. au i d< ii'l ilegleci in
I have iitie fur your passions, or t he>
will get iiniu.'imioc.'ihlc. drivi;." viul
down a he.'idlongciiiii* v In ruin. I
nit-:; ii lie- bridle of self government.
(bniid p:ii'i'iits try lo train ninl fe
strain llitdr children: ifnil \:oii ciiii
geni'rali.N u-ll by ihe chiLiivn's be
mtvior whether I hex tin\e wise am,
faithful parents. Hill parentscnhiiol
lo everyihing. Hoys aiii! girls inns
have tlieir own hridles; the\ musi
learn Iii cheek ami govern iU in
selves. Solf-govei'hinonl i- the inos
dillieiill an.I the iuosi iiupofianl
uOvoi'isiii?.'.i lo leacli us: l ui n in
eilines easier evor\ day', i f we pracl \<
i it with a steady, resolute will, nip
| ii ein 11 list in Mini who :ih ilie < :i
I each iis u i-eiy lo rule till i* tiwn sj i i il -.
A little -il l. live \ i-nis old, i ;uu.
home front uiccting ami gsive bei
mother lie- following aeeotuil of. lh?
minister. Older people hnve see;
pre.'iehers not unlike i!ii- one:
"Moi her. I have heard sue'i :i
small minister, lie stamped an
poumied, und made such a noise; an
bye ami bye lie ?ol sii iiunl he can
out of I he pulpil and --I.k his Ii
:it I he folhs ami ' hei e w nsn'i a n
one dared lo go up ami light him."
Truth is might\ ami will pre-, ail.
Advertise your Christmas good?
through the l iui.-.
?, WliTTi?t? LEAD l'ENCI i.S.
The iict ol'iniIii 11 ??? ii lend pencil to
the tongue, toaacI ii.j'isi before writ
in?r, wliicIi notice in so innny |
people, ksmicbf the oddit h s for which
it i? hard t?> ?ive any reason?uith ss
it began in the days wlieii load pen
cilfi Win- jM.'ui r than now; and was
continued b.\ extiiiiple iniotiic next J
giaieral i<?11.
.\ lead pencil should never 1h- wet.
It hardens flic lend and ruins the
pencil. Thivlnct i> liiuovn ti? news j
paper moil aim stciiogiapliers. hut !
nearly every one els.- does wot a pen- i
eil before tisitig it. This fact was
definitely stifled by a newspaper I
elel k a W n\ < I'AV a hast.
Heilig of a, aumttlteiiiat teal turn of
mind, lie ascertained l*y aeittal count |
thai of.?U pet.-.on:- who entile inn. his!
olliee 1?' write an advert isoiucnl or
ehureh not iet, iJtl wet a pencil in i heii'
mouths lict'oce using it. Now this
elei !< always u-es thi! host pencils,
elierishiiig ti good one with soiuelhinjj
of tin- pride ttfsoldier feels in Iii- gun
or tt'vord/atul it hurls, feeling i"
have lib-pencil spoiled.tK lint polite
. ness and htisfncss considerations n
i pi ire 11 i m 11. km ti hi.* p< Iii i I scores of
limes every <!a\. A hi I often, after it
had boon vvi| until ii wiis hard and
i brittle ami lyl'iiscd t<? mark, Iiis feel
; ing? would <iverpow*er him.
i I? i 1::? ii\ Itligol some i heap pencils
I and shnrpbiiiji.1 them and kep! t bem I
;b lend. The 1'rst pel .- on v.!.*> took i
up tin slot !c pem-il was .-. drayihuu, j
whose brcatrj siiielt of onions and
?'. hisfcy. iib>ile|.i "be p'biiil in Iiis
I Iii?oilh ami (soukeil it for scvi'ib!
minutes, w Iii Ii' be was torturing him- j
.?elf in the Li?trl t<> writean a Iver j
I tisouiont !'<>:? Sinissing hull dog.
'I ben a sweet hulking yoiiiiic lad\
came into 11^' <>!li? ??. with kid gloves j
I thai bitttoiietl half tin-Tehgtli of her
ai'in. ISho psiked up tSie saiu?>?ihi
1 ?< mil and iirbssed ii Iii hbr ?htiiil\ I
!'. ? - \, ???.?"?i?.: :
? i a ? ??? -ofop) r -ebt TI: ' ;-k
: ,-,T ?!, :. e\ ell Ml
|.*OX . -I ' i.e '; OS* peio ib- }
r l cfi i ni he was too late. j
ieis ibol pencil passed from j
? ? b; ? ite :i w???'k. It was
? ' . p -V- ?"' "ail '? ? ? ? rtTi .
???s. and ail < halves of. bamli
! t; :.- :i::li?C >. I'lil we for- I
v". . i--:: OK-,
j *m ot-lan i. a v;is;';i?i i ; < '?irl?>?.?>t\db j
i .ivpied an iiiit'ivslitig discdiirsb bb- j
f??re the Votihg Alibt's ( bri.-ii.i'i As j
! soeiation hi si i'Vc'iiiiig, .--eie, ting
!li- 1 helne ;i !e\', lakcii iV. >1'I '.? !l
? ?bap'.er ?>!'].like, slbiwitig f'lirist's
atiiiiide Inwards lhe pi?icrastinating '
anil uiolcci !ci|.
\ l'ler die bis? olirsc M r l.oii'>. h.V
iyil'tli'sti g:t,V;?'sin ihlcrbstiug :ii ?'i?UMl
of ibe pibgiess i f Christitili work in
Scotland. I hi - U?!lt Icinllll is a mem
in-r o! tbelb .- i i of.i'iililic Kducatitiii
Of I Jlasgbw. ttmi has Iuhui sent :<>:!ii- '
et ni til rv lot11 lit* piirposc ?d* i tisp?'i;t iu.g
aiid stiiiiyitie l in- pnidio sch?iol - v-.
iein ??f tlu- I'liited Sla <-- und :!o- ;
I > '.'ill in ms. lie hud bib li dce|?l\ (
j -hocked, lie Slip I. WI ill 1 lie pi? \ :; i! I n:;
wiiiil <?!' u lijioii aubuib iht' Aincri
etil people. s|ueially iuauilesied in
(hi'vioiatHtii id' the S.-ibbath, bill lie
Had bbeii v'er\ mm h iiiiprb^scd with
he ?'onipl('toiii'ss <?:' the Aitiericaii i
school m. au.I had I een astoii ,
i-iho.i ai He. peri?-ct itibt ainjdeivliicii
lioii.'il facilitii's a lb u del ii> the iador I
i; iijile. e-p.ei.-.lly in fin'; Soul libra
'.:>te>. Wllt le tm \ le ede I it IllOSti
j Siti'li an Opportunity, be b it -ere
liml tail Ii? a alb if* led the negro in j
any ?-outij r\ frbin Ibb liih?* o[' I Ian '
d?b\ u t" I lib pie-ent day.
I! A XI ib U'S VOI Iv.
i iie ?' e-.v Voi I, yl} era hi*' e'.t iinafcs
l ! I.i li'iiek*! pi pillar volt* a- - >.'
! ^realer than ? ..ti . el . --.
\\ i I iI die liiillii iU i'bbih'i; \ ? 1.1 -.
,ri..i;i!ti ;,, M ; .o( |) ,.; u ni. b .... iV?i
1Jarbchl, ill is ivotil sei iu i < ? i . b ii ?
, jiiiliiy : i...... -j r ..,ii.. : ? ; w r i
1 leiin i r: I in i < i!'i i . i I.
a a)my o .to, 11 ? .
p iip li ii. i ? . i a en.
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' i. ? '. e r \ Stan \ ' . o
St'iti ri ,,h wiiii'ii ! . i les lib' ibi'e el'
?:ie St nie IV? ?in a mit h r, or i hiis chops
tji the inajiii it\ I'? Sttr.es roas ti
make Ibe \.. ?? iif?.':i?'b vi..ie a li ihti'g
?r in the . cttcral r ? n1 . The S ui
. a rl n\ w ha h ri w ri" iu.i Inn-!.:::
villi a I
renn tuber lins ho l. tu. hi* is.er
The but \ , ?) paper 'l'ii \n\\ > iair
ubscrip ions promptly, ami u .? i
in-eon i ibti.iiicss tibi yoii gi'i iitoi?
for the iminev limit caii'he bad in
a i. v ?In r .%.. \.
b mm
l"0\ KKNOK I'LliltVS IDEA.
I am pleased Mr. Kdilor, with the
cast igniion you and your correspond
ents have given the Charleston
"News :iinl Courier" and its backers
lor proposing that South Carolina
should separate from the Solid South
and go over to the Nort hern Uepuldi
en ii party and make terms with t hem!
The e Iitors ol" the i harieston ''News
aiid ('ourier" hud llieir hackers serin
Ii. l hink i hat ii would he t<? I he inter
? ?-t iii' South '. !irO|iu:i id play this
fantastic trick bid ore high Heaven!
Benedict Arnold, whilst in command
ol' nn important inilitan station at
VVesi i''.i:ii Mining Hie Aihoriean
Revolution, had a similar thought
and reeling. He saw the Continental
army in greal distress^ sull'ering
?_re.-itly lor food .in I clot hing, aiid le
onine to the conclusion that it would I
he to his interest losepnlatc himself
(Vom that arin\ and go o or to the
Ih'itish ariiiy aiid iliake. terms with
'.! s comma in lit.g general! Ho did so
:m i hi- name all the world over litt'l
become the symmviii ol' ail ihn! if
unpatriotic, treacherous ami luisc.
The ."-..m I, i? solid lor an honest,
t'diistiiutiotinl, gooil government', and
will remain solid until this is oh
tinned, hy tin- election of :i Demo
oratio President, and a majority Iii
11pi!i jItumcs of ( 'ohgri'ss. Tii<?South
em Siaii a re Solid. :io.i i list I m peri a 1
i-ui an?! cent rali/nt ion, against Cell;
t'raiit rind ii permanent I'i'csidoiii lot*
life. Il (t.-iiTitdd's administration is
wiso.'jusi. hon. -; und constitutional.
I liefe \i;ilI I??? no fact ioiisi imposition to
il in Soiu Ii < '.'irolimi.
Viiiii criticism <?! t he Charleston
??News and Courier for iduihgiug its
poliev is correct. SdiiiO months :igb
it iieubuhci 1 in strongternis my Mig
gest iim :?' :: hoi euipldyilig Jvtltli
eai . and 1:1m <i:i\ before i he oiec iiol
In f h ? ton. a 11 voea t et I I Im mom in i
iii i1 *' i. t1 ( ssiI \ ami i'ivili/.:it ioit.
Ii. I". Pitnisx.
A NOIUHKKX SKTll.l'K'S VIKWS.
15. 1'. ; I . !'. :: fir-lieh! e'.cetol
0 i life Radical ticket thus writes to
tlmAik.di pn--:
1 ! opet l-ivciiii.r nngiiiid w iii give
hi- -pec in I * t >-iit ?? ?:i to I he ijimst ion
Of !mrino;.i/.i: _?. I he r:h es, and by hi'S
nets ciui viliee l lie colored people I hat
lie iylil he iii ir pro! et or an i belie
1 net or; and Hint they will have t hi
same right , before llie law a the
\\ hite face.
My polity for a tid ml vice lb i he
colored people is to keep out of poli
tie-, work, ecotioitii/e. tic cutiiukiti
pi'Oportv. e lm- tte i heir children, tind
show to i!ie world thai they are com
petent to compete wit h the while race
in I lisiness. They will become Iiis
pyyt r- ami will have an interest in
t he goveriiineht of t he State, and will
make iuteiligent legislators. Not
wi; list.'i n? I iiig my in I vice tothe eoloi"
i d |ICOpUa III keep oil! Ill' polit'tCS, I
cannot advise them lo :ihst:iifi from
voting; ihiy have the right; of still'
ragi' an.I n <trou.i2 desire to vote. I
Would impress upon tliom tlml llie
right lit vote is a sjieivd right! and
iipyer to,violate thai iiglitby vnt hi h
lo*'a man to Iii! an ollicc unless llie'
In Hove ho is competent to fullilj tlit'
duties of it;
NO I III VXK vor.
So We cnilUOt go OVt'f til the Re
publican party; At llie risk of be
iiig coiisiih;red ;1 ' tu'Wiirse, wi
mii-t deciitje llie invii.'ttiOn lii dis
? inn' t'Vprythioii in favorbf suteess
NfVel'tlii'h'S-l, though u<' !ie\fr\\ili
vieton ?though wo never gt'l ai
olli.c we liiipO tobe oi'sbni?.' seryiei
lo our i'i ui ui y lind on i liiiiej M.iv
not a fun ii, u.: y mil a part V. be use
in' in opposition? lie re itiij such
a llnni! tfs tlisinteresti'd, honest con
victioifV yVl.tat -in of governineit1
sluiiii?l we liuvt1;ii'tilt of hs litdtuiged
loom- pnflyi A ile p ?Iislii. of eiuirse:
(nil Vit ! ha I is preidsely \y\v.i\ bin
b'ejiii'biii :i i I'l ieinl - a \ i|s tothi. Wi
tlndi r i' i in bur ii ?!-. with ihiiifi
aiilis; but we piefid lo reniaiu'oti
in ih;e eobh l-'.M .y one to his t.-isti
\ ii I- ii we i|ii:ifl'el with iiobndy. Vu
:b?'iviy i tuileiul for our belii'fs, liifp
1 i: that, in time, we slmll iintl our
e\e- be! I id* mounted ami i'ijuippi i
lian we nn- :il prtseni, l.otii.Svilh
1 oiii it r .loill'lial, 1 >; in.
\ mans (?< ni ui ry ma v ea ! I up in
iim for ihe Siieril'M'c Ol* Iiis liim-. hi
; It his life. I tit for the siieriliee o
? or. never ! iiever! nevi*r! Thei i
i. sohlet hing bet ween liiiiiself, hi
ebnseieiiee, his posterity, and hi
I .o.!. I .el ii- l.eu a i e. I hat in t he ex
ci etni'iit of teiiijior.'irx t'tuitlicl we iii
hol trample upon heaven horn priti
id pies, which must outlive the stars
1 lenry U. Jackson.
TUE DAY OF JUDGMENT? IS IT SET
FOil IsSli
LS81. This is a very peculiar
uuiuhcr. Tin' sum of its digits is
11x0. li is divisible I)v 9 withoutu
remainder. The remaining quotient
roils ist - of two prime factors, 11 and
LP. Ii reads the same both ways. If
IS he set under 81 and the two add
ed the sum is 1)1). If the L8 be rever
sed and then added toSl the sum is
1 r>:b t he sum of I he digits of which is
'.?. The 1''- is also divisible by 'J,
giving a quotifutl of 18, which is a
second time divisible by I). If this
i lie reversed and added to 18, the
urn is'Hi, which is also divisible by
: ml l he sum of il.? digit s is also '.).
Uttl v. bat of it ?
Add the following considerations
before yon puss an answer:
1. 'I hose who have cultivated the
neciill seit neos have always held the
lumber II to he possessed of great
1 dguij'cauee.
j J'hos.e who have made a study
I of the I'.unierical sy mbolistu of the
; script tiros have regarded the number
:) eojV.aily significant. "It is a
I r.nnib??;? of lilialily, or judgment, of
lb real u rely coniplel? tiess^'1 says Dr.
j M ii bun. ' And he adds, "It is the fac
i tor of all the iiroal dates of judgment
j ? viz.: of the lload, the destruction of
Sodom, the overthrow of l'haraoh,
the captivity, and final destruction
of .letuisalein." As we have seen, it
enter., in a variety of ways into the
IsM. Whal of it now? Has I SSI a
Mm gnieiil in 'tore for the human race,
I and whip i> it: Lutheran and Obser
STIT JJY ,STEl\
S: n hei litirnhain's life was one of
( us'aut disappointments, lie would
: no sooner begin a course jf action
j than si< kucss would thwart him. He
i was in t!.i- w:n kept from college;
because of this be was compelled to
jit vi up leaching; by this bis literary
labors wen- impeded, and yet his
I patience was wonderful, andhewaa
j never beard to Complain. The secret
.of bis endurance und cheerfulness is
; found in a passage in his diary, writ
cn i4* < nt; years ago, at a time when
physicians despaired of his life. He
.v rote: "If I gel well, to God will bo
j all the glory: if not, 1 hope and pray
hat 1 may he prepared to submit
i ?hccriully to anything be may have
ti si lire for me." Iii?, own life was
au e \em; lite a O'l of the adv'cu wlli .'It
lu'2 liiiiisolf gave to ayoung man he
furo wdioin the way looked dark:
"( to.I will point oin the palb he wish
es yoii to lake. (.Sod always makes
l he next step clear We are apt to
trouble ourselves about the future,
I but we forgo! that ttne.stepat a time
is ai! we havcto lake, and we usually
i have liuii! enough lor that one."
j And so, wdietiovCr '.be path of his
choosing was hedgiid up. he only
mid.
'Cod wislm
me to t|o some
[hing else," und .li 1 it.? Watchman
and ({ellcctoi*.
Thc team attached to the family
c -image of a rich Calycstou family
ran a way.a lew days ago. Tb.* lady
a id her daughter were in the carriage
:\ ei tin- slrcCt v. a-full of vehicles.
She asked t he coachman if he could
stop the team, lie -aid lie could not,
'nit I..- thought be could steer it.
"Then." she said, leaning back with
jreai composure, "run us in to some
fashionable turn mi;. I want to be
thrown in'.o goo ! company.'1 Fortu
nat el,*, tin leani was halledjljust as it
w isaboui to demolish a swill-cart.?
? lalvesfoh New?.
'?I be poii is mightier than the
?.word;" b;ii it cannot give a discriib
io'; tl a', will giv< any proper idea id'
be delicate beaut V of I be elegant,
?clihed Chr.- (hat are presented
roe lo ail subscribers of ??Our lloine
an I Kireside Magazine.*'
W. I'; Spene, authorized agent for
> a igebtirg County. Address, \V.
I*; Spbiicei Orange bit rg, S. (".
Ward i'.t eeli. r "orated" last Sun
la\ on tin- text, "A good name is
?iither to bechoseii than great rieh
'S." W ard l.i o.. how it i> himself.
Suppose (tiirliehl had neverdenied
'ii?. ! ;a u-a ?! io . - with Oakos Allies;
?vlien be denied tin- forged Moroy
letter be would III)vc been believed,
ihn :.- u wm . hi? mere denial amoun
ted io 11??;Iiililt.
A In ion- and Uolde llostoniaibfl ft r?t
Imughl when bis hon?*' look lire re
?.? ;i!\ was for bis lnother-in law,
vhom be saved from a burning Stair
as.' by promptly throwing her down
from a three fit on w indow.
(Jood nature is the very air of a
good min i, the sign of a large and
nonerons soul, and t he peculiar soil
where v ii nie prospers.
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