The Orangeburg democrat. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, December 10, 1880, Image 2
Garflold's Birthday.
M?K'i'OU, December L.?Nearly all
Mentor was interested to day in
celebrating General Garlleld's birth
day. Two engine companies paraded
all around his pumpkin patch and
threw sever: 1 streams over the
Northern rail fence in tumor of the
occasion. About six o'clock the Gen
eral got up, and, alter making the
lires, turned out to see how kindly
nature had smiled upon the 49 III
birthday of the new Ohio sage.
A stable boy from Hon. Henry 11.
Payne's resilience, near at hand, was
the first to meet him as he perambu
lated thoughtfully through the cab
bage garden in his morning gown
and slippers.
"Wish you many happy returns of
your ."?-".'th birthday," said the boy,
enthusiastically. ;
The General turned away with an
injured look, ami altera low wosd>
ol thanks to the engine companies,
returned to his study, where, ni'.ci
helping to dress the baby and fill the
tea kcelle, he sat down to await con
gratulatory dispatches. Pour wires
weie run into his study, and two Sie
nogt'aphcrs, his private seeiolaty ami
6cven reporters wailed with him un
til noon for Ihe enthusiastic outpour- ?
ingot" congratulations that were c::
peeled.
At noon a t< legrapb boy rate- tin
bell and the entire household rushed
to the doorway. All grasped at the
dispatch and opened it with eager j
hands. It read :,
Many congratulations on yonr07lh!
birthday. When you succeed lo the
high ami holy mission to which the
mug ni keen I voice 61' the Amcticaii
people, LhWiiigh ihe sacjeii medium ol
a pure, hough ^ightiy colon:/.-, d led
lot-box has elevated you, lb; nol ibi
gel the District A;CU>r.ue.ys!rip .1 o ell
spoke about, A. <j. 1 >rri ::n? j? 1 i [
Pd.
The Mentoi sage ivonl and st in cd ]
Ihn kiU'.-m >iirj lv c?ucv?] L::srituiit~r
tion. :
An operator called out at thisjuuc
lure tlial another dispatch was arriv
ing. K very body rushed to hear it. It
read as follow.-.:
Livkim'ool, Nov. Du.
To Gar/uld, M nlur:
Congratulations, old boy, on fJthh
birthday. Send me Minister to Kng
land.. Else raise hell in 11 raid?ihe
great American journal.
J.\s. GouooN lli:xNi:rr.
Collect.
Gar field sauk iu his boots und
mused that this sit least should have
been spared him. The next dispatch j
revived him- il read :
Congratulations on your 08ill biri h-:
day time. We vants der Deuteln:
Tolc. I hells on dose Interior De
partmenls, now you don't disrcnicui-1
ber of it. (. aiu. Islinu/. >
The sage hemmed anil hawed
awhile, and observing that two <;l the
operators were Germans, walked out
and rocked one of Ihe babies uu Iii
the next dispatch arrived. When it
came it was a startler:
On your 70lh birthday please bear
in mind that I was largely instvumcn- j
tol in your election, and give me
something at least as good as Ma>or.
W m. U'Dow??.
"Who the devil is O'Dowd ?" said
Garfiold. Nobody knew. One ope
ralor said he was the btolber-ln-law
of old Daniel Pratt, the great Ameri
can traveler, and he needn't mind re
plying.
Dispatches came a! so from Conk
ling, G.iant and Sherman.
Graut said :
I congratulate you very much 011
your 08th birthday and jour elcc'i m.
Don't you hope you uiav get. it in
1884?
Coukliug seni word :
The kindest regards?excuse me j
Spraguo is said lo be in town.
Sherman sent woid :
1 hope you feel pleased on join
S.Olh birthday in occupying my place.
But the closing dispatch ol ilu
day was one which excil d the ivlude
household lb 1 10-tol the evening.
Jt was from lleor\ Atncs, ihe heir ol
Oakcs Ames, and 11I :
Please ream al once ;:' 1 '->. I'M?the
principal and interest on r'-\>\) i<,;
eight j'cai'3 al six pi r cent., and ilius
avoid more Kleingern proceedings.
You testified thai it was a l< an.
' Tho Presidentelect sank helplessly
t in his chair and said he didn't want
'any more birthdays. The evening
: close with music.?iYeie York Star.
j The Bloody Shirt.
A significant ait;eh?by the linn.
i fJcorgu S. Uoutwell, i ihe North
Amerti H< c! no lor Deccubcr, en
titled, "Tho Future of the Ropnbli
can Parly," is sure to arrest attention.
Written al'lcr the result of the recent
election had been ascertained, Ibis
article d dines Hie position v.bids the
Republican [tarty is, in logic and in
policy, bound lo assume toward the
Southern Slates. Concession, coin
[iniiiii- i', com-i'iulum, t!iean:!e>r -
insubslitnce, will no longer be tolerat
ed. No pet >ou in lo be ad in it led to a
seal in Ilu* Senate unless the rc< >rd < I
hi-, clectiou is clear. New law > "re
Lo be passed lor the supervision am
protection of the ballots in the elec
i lions id the members of tin- 11 ?use ".
j Representatives and Pi e: !?!<?;.? ial ch i
tors. The civil, magistrates inns
have ihe mean.-; within call ('he ai
mv i of protecting the ! al lot and keep
ing the peace. The United States j
must insure to the people of each
Staai a truly Republican fortn ?d|
govcrttine'.i'. No grants wiil In '
made for internal improvements in
any Southern Slate where l!.<- equal;
?> !'i all incn belbic l!ie law not u
living, practical fat'..
Hid Capacity.
li had Mown \eiy, very l.\?.e, :md
despite her vawiis troui ear o car
Ihe young man's jaw still ecaseicKsn
rose and fell. ' j
'?Suppose," he said?and he kind
? >l hitched !?;> closer?-??suppose'!?
and he sort of put one arm around I
her Iragilo waist?'?suppos-'o*'?ami j
somehow be <..ot hold oj one of hei ;
little I iinds?"Su'pjmiso"?and. iisccai j
L'd as il he diew her head down (iu
his ma.i'v :?>>? w-yau were
iu con niand ol a gallant ship, in what I
capacity would you like to have me
go iu lb'- vessel:' j
He thought sic- would say "first
male,' hut it had grown very, very
late and us his arm eucichal her
waist, and her little Land rested in I
bis, she !*:>.I hoi' golden head
against his pnSko-spoltcd shiit front,
ami ..!< epilv and brokenly murmured :!
'?As donkc)?doukc; pump."
1!:; iui.-li his squat fell hat and car
ried !:: icecream heart out under I
liie silent ilara.
Siic Discriminated.
X-, traveling through lliii
tainy, a-!.-> an old woman who is pe.d
d:i:.g cio: <i* s and medals at a church
potch, the pi ice of a certain li inkel.
*! > it for )our wife or your swet-l-j
heait?" die asks.
'For my sweetheart,' replies X-!
not precisely seeing the drill of her
kTen li anes.'
'Ten M anes?phew !' says X-, j
turning on his heel.
?Come back, come back,'cries the
old woman: 'take il for three. You've
is en l^iug lo mo, though ; you lime
no swi diu ai I ? i! if hail been Ibi* her
sen".I have bought ii "t. o ec \ line ? |
lc,?r,U, ibe price.
lake il?here are your three
l i a ties.'
'You haven't a wile either?ii':' had
been for her, you'd have beulet inc
down to two franci. Uli! \<'U men,
you uu ii !'
&ftoney.
Many work for it, beg for it, starve
for and die for :i : and all the while
troui Ihe cradle to ihe gtave, nature
antl Co i arc thundering iu our ears
he soh inn question : "What shall it
profit a mail il he gain the whole
viovld and lo. e bis v\\ u ..oul'r" The
madness U r money i - Iho slioiijiesl
and lowe I ol the passi in ; il is lie
insalial ? Moloch Of Ihe hninan heart,
before whose icuini.-t-iess altar all the
ii.,.?!? a:lii':.u!cs ol biiinaui'y arc si'cii
fiued. Il makes merchandise of all
liial i- iCi'i d III tlio luiinatt aileciion.s,
and even t.iidlie:-i in Iho nwlul -solemn i
i ics of i iic i lei nal.
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The Printer.
1>. F. Taylor once paid the.follow
j ing tribute to the toilers tit the ease :
The printer is the adjutant ol thought
jnu 1 this evj>' ii . ti.e m\stery of the
wondci .at word that eau kindle a hope
us no song can?l!ial :an wi rm : heart
>as no hope?Lhat word "we,"' with a
hand lii-han?i warmth in it, lor the
? the author and piinleraie engineers
together, engineer indeed ! When the
little Cur.sicau bombarded Cadiz at
the distance ol live miles, it was
leeucd the very triumph of engineer
ing. 11 what is lhat range to this,
whereby Ihcy bouibaul ages yet l<
. lie?
There al the "case** he Munds am
; marshals into line the forces mine..
for truth, etothed in immortality and
j Knglish. And whal can !'>? luiblei
I than the equipment of a thought in
; i lint! S:iN;ii,?Saxon with the i i. ;
of-?pear ou shield thereon, and Ihul
commissioning it when we arc dead.
to move gradually 0:1 lu the 'dates'.
I sy llable of recorded I hue..'1 This is
0 ?\;:: a victory from death, lor l!d.
lios no d ' in ' i'.i il.
j .1 be pi inter i called a laborer, a 1 1
'the olliee he pi : form ?, toil. Oil, it is
not work, but a sublime rite lhat !;? !
i? pel'ormii g, when be thus sights tin
? bgiho lb it 1-. to liing :i worded truth .
iii grander curve than missile e'er be
fore described?Hing into tue bc.soni
of an ago yet unborn, lie throws oil
Iiis coat indeed ; we hut wonder, Ii e
rather t!ml he doe-- mi! pul his .do. ?
from od Iiis fei I for l!a place whereon
be si a mis i- holy ground;
A litthi sony v.. - idtrred some j
where, long agi ? ii wamlered Ihi 1 .;:gh
tie- twilight fee hi r lhan :i -::>.:? I
died uputi the ear. Hut Ibe printei
?aught it up win 16 it \.:>- lyiiijj t* err j
in silence like a wounded hird; ??
he equips it anew with wings, anil h<
sends ii jfortb Item the ai k thai Ii 1
fux'seyw-d :i,-a.*i ;i i-jres rbttft-intri I
future wilh Ihu olive btatcli of pcaci
und a:omul the world with melody,
like the dawning of a spring in .ruing
How the type have buili up the
broken a:dies in the l> idgo of lime.
How they render the brave utterances
beyond the pilgrims audible and <. io
ipieni?hardly lettering the free spirit
hut moving?not u word, not a sylla
ble tost in the wlii;I of lite world ?
moving in connected paragraph and
period, down the lengthening line of
yeais.
Some men Und poetry, but I hey do
not look for it as men do foj uuggets
of gold ; they sis \i in nulurc's own
band writing, lhat so few know how
to read, and tender it into Kng
LUh. Snub are the poems lorn 1 i
ligh! bout und a nook in lire heart ;
we may lie under the tiers when we
read them, und watch the glouming,'
and sec ti;>- faces in Ihn clouds, in
the causes ; ???.?? may rctul them when!
tiie winter coals are glowing, and l!u
forgetful hand, and still, live evi ning
hells, Ihc melodious thoughts will
ring on.
j " ' "' " I
An Inter, sting Pi ..'.!.-.
In a storm nt ? a there wan a Chris
iau captain ou boa id 11 vi ? -? 1 .'.it.
h lieen sea in t u, ii ho chanced i ? tnrol
with a Tuikish vessel wilh Ihu same
number oI seamen in her, who were
I'm dangci ol hein? The Tuik
1 isli captain mi st catncstlv entreated
I he Christian captain to lake him ml
Ids men on bumd his vessel in ordei
! io sa\ 0 them i:< !.i the dan: r to
I which they were exposed. The Cht.t/
lliun captain consented and took him
and hi men on 1 0:11 d hin \ Issel, i> il,
! ihc storm still inen using until Iheir
destruction seemed iueviiable, ii was
then ?gi ccdi .1 by !?< th cup tains lu
nlace all Hie in n on d< ck :u d cast . II
every ninth man, until ball Ihu 111 11
win > 'brown ovoi i?1 . itt order t o
ssiyc'tbe othi-r bull. The Christian
Ciiptain performed this ?? illi ?-".<::
simplicity, accuracy tiud ingenuity
lhat, by casting oil cyer\ ninth man,
he drowned all lite q'urks and -.r.?'!
hi ; own men. The question is. how
rt'erc the Ihiii.y men pinned i:> line?
I Have \ ou j nid \utir s ibf.ci ipl inn.
Thb Methodist Conierenoo.
L'or.lho in formation of our readers
,\ e publish tlie .following list of lay
idclogoles and reserves to tlfe South
Carolina Conference, which meets at
.Marion Courthouse one the l?lh ol
I ?ecomber :
Orangeburg District?B. A. Mc
1 Kil?bon, Dr. J. W. Summers, Jnme?
Stokes, Rev.John Inabnit. Reserves:
.i. Ii Wniiiiamukur, 1?. V. Dibble,
Ciiurk'Slon Eist riot?Wm. blokes.
A. K. Williams, Dr. N. F. Kirklaiid,
V. fi. Dibble. Riserves : W. S.
I ?lscy, J. Rl. Brtibbraui, U. Cogswell,
j VV. ,j. Cause v.
j CVkesbury District?Re v. M. M.
,ib\ <!,,). F. Lyon, .1. R. Wrigh', T. S.
: Mu rmuti. Reserves: T. F. Harmon,
O. < 'fi W dker.
( oluuihia District?Abrain Jones,
I !'. i.. Wtight, Dr. W. M. Walker,
! i v. A. 1>. Brown. ''Reserves: B. R.
inipsceft, W. T. D. Cousar, R. D.
; R. II. .Jennings.
I < ivecuvillc DisLiiet?W. S. Morri
I . 1'. A. MeDtlvid, J. W. Daniels,
' !. *C. Turner.
j S;.?arianbnrg Dintr'u-;?S. Ai. Rice
)i. A.'C. Fuller, T. L llamcs, .1. 11.
"ambus. ?
1 SiiVule* District?W. 11. Slcinmey-1
?r, .lohn O. Durant, William R. j
Croshlroy, E.. Rollings. Reserves: J.
W. ifembert, M. I-!. MeDouaid, S. II. j
Spmiccr, Dr. James M. Burgess.
FlbrcnecjDislrioi?J. B. Clarkson,
Hoinneycr, .J. F. Carraway, II. 1'.
Brock. Reserves: .J. Kons, W. A.
Rruiison, RR. Lo.wson, J. .V. Kclley.
M:\rlon Disir?f:l-T--;A.lessip. Nt rto>i,
:?? lb ! b l\ M. I lamer, .1. C. Coving
o::. Reserve: Dr. il. L. Swelt.
Good Advice.
In various'parts of the South in
iiicalipns arc cropping.up of the ics
dnlioti by Southern merohanls to'
patronize ailhcrn cities,and refuse
Vb-V--- M.vvciij' to-4i>3 -i '??
ptiign funds of II ?? South-hating Re- .
publican party, by purchasing from
Philadelphia and New York. It is
impossible that there can be organi
zation iu the movement, but tin u
t-aig'iji general ma id fest a lion of de
li ritiination that will soon make Itself!
.(. ;:. The anxious alaciity with .
which a number til Northern dealers
and manufacturers spread denials ol
charges of bull-dozing their employ-,
ees for the Republican ticket, shows I
that I hey respect and fear ihe com-;
incroia! South. Let us all determine j
to do each hispr.it lowarda making!
the South materially solid, ami teach
ing ti:.' h ?son that we can accept re- i
bulls nod ii'.ake our disapproval o sec
tional hatred fell, I'atrui;i/.c !!:.! i
moic, Charleston, Riehmond and At
lanta, wherever possible. Muko the
South ii; '?< ]'? i dent of her enemies.? !
(?'/>aiviUu X f.:.
How Georgia Loot Her Vole.
The Electoral vote of Georgia is
probably lost lo It ineoek ami English
for the foil.iwiug reasons.: The Re
vised Statutes of Ihe United Stales
provi ie, in See!ion L'57, that '.he elec
toral co'legi ?. ol the si reral Slates
sball nice: on the ;'.:.-,t \V???::???? day in
Det-c nlber an ! east ll.eir \.-:.-. Tl.V
Georgia Code, Sei lion ',:>'. :.. pro*, hit*
that the Go vi i n< r hail i otily the
electors to iticel al the capital on the
!i: it Monda;, in December, to b ready
bit the Wcdi esday lollowi g to east
their vote. This the Governor has
done, hut the electors did not meet
m>i vote, ami ? iu though) by leading
ollicials and law) eis thai Ihey have
no rigid lo meei ami vole next Wed
m .11 iy ,
Not a Bigot.
Bob ingcrsol, iu defending biinsell
from Ihe charge of drunkenness,
sa\ s : I d.on'l |'H Und to be a 11
. a Her. I I i aitl a slob\ the ot bei
day liitil li iales my iti
Ti:. : e V. a- all Ii I dllUMU who jollied i ie
Sons ot Tempe aiieo,, and ?< '>? ? daVs
allei wards oi.e of his hi i;?i-? -:n. : im
in a saloon with n gl ! ? ' ttn-.->nt Imli' ttil
of wl iskey in hl-, !. .! ti. : od lie :
?! 'aI, I though) you m'ie ??!??> ahei r
?So I an,," said i'at, 'but, Hi ink (?? >l,
i am Uo i-:-.:"'. ?
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A Fatal Feast.
Nkw Youk, November 21.?A
Knoxvillo. Term., special gives the
following particulars; of-a recent poi
soning in the vicinity of Kingston,
forty miles from Knoxvillo. On
Thursday evening last was celebrat
ed the marriage of Joel llombell, well
known in thai couuty, and Miss Dai),
an accomplished daughter of Colonel
Dail, at whose residence about lifty
ladie> and gentlemen bad assembled.
Subsequently a reception was tender
ed the couple, and extensive arrange
J mcnls had been prepared for their en
I icrlaiumcnt. Uy some means in pic
Iparing the least arsenic was used in
stead of soda. About forty {personsj
immediately after supper was served!
exhibited j-yuiptoms of siekuess, and'
I :ive of the number have since died.
I , ,' . . . ? ? i
|.uc lirst victim was Robert Dail, a
I OVolher of the bride ; the next was lit
tle Mis.-> Lowerv. an oipnan. Mr.
; May, ol Missouri, and Ml. Gullaher,
? of Ibis city, also died the following
lay. To day another one is atjdcd
to the number. The lather of the
' bride who was not expected to live is'
: reported better to-day. About thirty j
jollier persons who were present are
reported seriously ill, a number ol
whom will probably de. The poi
soning is thought to have been acci
dental.
He Did See.
Many years ago there lived at Sa
lem, Connecticut, an eccentric man
named Amasa Kilbot n, about whom
numberless stories ore told to liiia;
? lay. On one occasion in sumufcr he
had a live acre lot of chofbe mass cut >
i
and spread out to di^-. ? Surf he after
noon a shower came up rfhrf djgitfhed
ic The next day I he ha/ tj^ftgpread '
out to dry. Aiiothc^8how\r'c*amc up j
and rc-drenchcd it. Oiulhc third I
lay the Vt'ograinme was repealed. I
On Jh<i jbiij tlj<:ay nt?-r '.InvJjav Juvjj.
been properly drie 1 and raked into,
windrows, a cloud pillar moved up
.!?.! r the western horizon, and a dis
tant giuu 1 (/l thunder echoed from the
hills. K Iboru v.:>.-> mad. Ho looked
a' Ih clolld. "linn up to the home,
boy," he said, in a voice Iretubling
with icsciilmeul, "and bring down a
lire-brand, quick, now!" The hoy
a iked ^no questions, lie came back
with ihc blazing Lorch, and Kilborn1
touc hed oil each windrow. "There,"
said ho, "I'll see if this hay will get
wet again !"
Woitta.Ys Suffrage. i
< >re ?on I.:. - a i. ;j' ilaluie lhat is not J
afraid ol woman. A bill has passed
both branches extending the ii lit ol
j suifinge to (!.? few women they have
in the Slate. The question now has
11 v/ be submitteil ?o thepci p!c? lhat is, ?
to ihn men people?for appioval. I
fbc males are largely in i:i?- majority
I in ih it State, a: d there seems no dan
ger oi anaichy roriul ing from woman
snJIVanc. While in Utah, a little
ifnrthui south, u man is allowed any
?.vheic from on? to a di /.en wives, in
Oregon n man is lucky if he gets one.
In I * I ah poly gnu \ is allowed, in Ore
tin] -. gau v i- c: forced. The nc
lion o! the Oregon legislature seems
a bid lot emigration '.d wi men U> ihc
Stale, and we may soon be able lo
learn the i lice s of woman suffrage,
were men aic more couragsous lhan
heic in lim South.
At a social pally in Alleghany
City, Pa., on Satuiday nigh! lasl the
<?ucsts an " ed themselves by indulg
ing ::i private theatricals. !:? one ->\
the scenes enacted a marriage cere
mony was perl ?rined, Ibe parlies be
in?; Mr. Krank l leint y mid Mis-;
Willi uns. Although lot emit d as a
slnitu ceremony, ii was conducted in
i e.Miiar foi in, the usual question?' b'c
iu?' prepOuiuh laud thenhswers.'made
properly. At the conclusion of the
cOieihony Ihn c up! ? discovered thai
the nelson otlH -**.:u va- a bano lido
ci-iem-i:i, that tin mj'.rriago was
and il ? ?' ? ? n
i ? . lc>uuu one o untie,
W ? wi hi <?. i \ man who takes ihi>
papt i w i ii I st t.i fe up.
Gossipcro.
Wc commend tho following to tL)e
gossipers of Ornngeburg: ''Can tbo
evil wrought by gos3tpcrs be estinstlt
ed? Wc think not. A wise woman
can scarcely say too little in company
if the ocuversation trenches in the
least updri .scandal. Many a social,
noble minded woman has-been obi 1^
cd lo withdraw herself Iroin r. neigh
horhood intimacy which would bavo
been pleasant otherwise, because Ircr
lemarks were returned by some jtlie
talc-hearer, so perverted ?s' to mako
her doubt the existence of genuino
I friendbbip, and accept loneliness for
j the sake of the safely it' brought*
j You say wc must talk 'about some*
j.lkwg." Yes ; and through that very
j fact we see a remedy for the evil, to
i so thoroughly interest ourselves in
other and belter ihiugs that wc find j
? no space to spure for our neighbors
allaus. bet us talk of our honied,
Our house plants, our books or our
babies. Let US teach our eyes lo find
beauty everywhere, while we blind
them by constant wulchlulncss to.
blemish. IS"ever, under any circum
j stances, cast the first stone. Then, i,f
an erring neighbor goes down, you
cannot blame yourself for assisting
in ihe downfall.
-.??'-? i-'i '-A .
Ghosts.
North Denver, Colorado, is exer
cised on the subject of ghosts. A
genlleaian of that place, while passing
a cemetery at a late hour, was scared
itito rapid HighL by a number of
while robed figures. Returning with,
courage stioiigthencd by the posses*
sio?v ofu revolver, ho heard a full
chorus of earthly and unearthly
uoiscs, will? h caused a second and
more precipitate llight. It is suspec
ted by manylthal body-snatchers were
al work, ami adopted these means of
preventing interruption by passeriv
Tub Mexicans aio fond of dancing
but at Saute Vc i t.o waits is not cjun?
teuanced in gooil society, and can
only he seen in the low public danco
houses. "At a fashionable gather
ing," says a recent visitor, "even the.
square dunce is conducted with great
decorum. The ladies all sit on ono
side of the ball room and the gentle
men on the other, and when the mus
ic begins the young i&eu walk out in
to the middle of the floor und beckon
lo the young ladies whom they desire
for partners. At the close of iho
dance the Indies return to their side*
ofjlhc room ami the gentlemen lo Ihcir
own."
Sow: months ago the fourteen
year old daughter of Ellen Dausbuvy
a respectable colored woman of Mem
phis. Tcnn., was attacked while at
home alone, tho family having gone
to church, and beaten and stabbed to.
death by tinki own hands. Last
?
Sunday night the girl's mother and
In r other daughter were attacked on
their way to church by a man aud a
woman, both unknown, and beater*
with tlat irons, being ptobably fatally
, injured. The family having no ene
mies that Ilu y know of, and the mo
, ii\e^ and perpetrators of'.he uuvdera
are mysteries.
! A tragical story comes to us frot?
Kock Hill. Mr. .lohn M. Howe, a
eili/.eii of lhat place and a liquor
dialer, was known as a snake charm,--,
er. He had no tear ot the most) veu
|onions snakes,, and indeed had a rat
llesnake for a \vl. Onu day lest week
he look the snake out of its cage,,
and was amusing himself by allow
ing it t > e. il about his arm* as lie
had hi't ii in the habit of doing, when
suddenly i'. became vicious and satik;
i's r.-nigs into I;'.. ling >r. 1 n thirty
cunli Howe was dead, despite tlvJ
i 10 ' persistent eil'or's o save him.
\Y mean what we say and wc say
it <-, ihe simplest way. Cons sens'
I I litiituciii is l he he?l Lini
' n ;: i hcnmaltstti,
lu.ek, neuralgia, watts, corn's
and > e throat. 1'ticc .*>?> cenisk
While's Cre.un White is the lest
worm killer. Kor sale by IV. Ji. G*.
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