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Aisj pravos Who *ul IM *4 n» tis* of a**
WilNcrfl Ik lie £*■&, mis b* M
jrar*«ub«*l|«irafrra. Noeiafe
Her
r»o moeiHR« lifting prvytr* a mo oq» fted,
T*e mMw in m <HW*r+m tqptf-Tft,
-;*# *tv-! town nrr^ngf,:
T*o moasnrlMi eoaafeU ■.% tu4tUot tmpcm,
Rt^piug Mmbtttoo b, itetr tnb)m*e throws.
Wom, ib*t have Bffttr 4 «m mch otti«r UI?
Fftoi i*. «bcMe «ol* aa**e I* tint ala to kill.
eMehr <1 imtb gr**p at tbe
A totter’df rag tft*t jflorlfifffii th* grave.
Far-rolling amokt a&ov«« rultaf* plaiu;
ArtHUtry pilad on rate porta of th* aiain.
Katorsf raraUMMl totxhd |n o&« cIom nrii
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bUrk tpe*cblM*nfm ol the Joh Ibaadar^cod.
Tb* fialfta notil‘d, tbe rich g ra t a—
If-.*, in thft^—4 of audra* l*GJooUKt* m
Mouruiug. wBtkttolag--*ith nr . —nga t na d fra*.
Two maldmt dUffip ona tr& that doth ateiaa*
Tbe aabra at tbnr lover*, wbo ware fora.
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0 ,,.,.,c.i-^..«w W ,
■i&cifi tb»ir «u*dap: i^>»tb bald# no ho«u« «bo*t.
Tb«r raeovda flhali inatrnet, with hrartfrU moan,
Their was to combat with life’s ilia alone
Jfa f :ona, who strove to waaie each other* land*.
Turn Mworda to pioughf-barra for thair common
ban da.
OU. mlaery: before urn imj cmn com*,
Wai-itwU maj thru* thrar faa la maaf a horn*
HALF AN HOUR OF A60NY.
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mnrr.
Testerdav afternoun Mr Jasper
Return midrmdvti a’rJ^Lfafce^
angel of the eiitond staff could recover
fiomhiaemotum sad get his umbrella
Mr. Thnmbledirk wae gone. Hedashed
out of the door, missed tke stairway and
Stepped down the elevator, falling a die
tanee of three stories, but he was too
mad and excited to g. t hurt, and alley, we
heard him rushing away down the
yelling aud swearing till he was out of
sight and bearing. As he is usually a
very severe man, of habitual reserve,
very particnlar amazed amt gnardeil onlv in his at Ian- his
guage, we were not
words for whu-h hi. excited manner af
foiled mil the slightest explanaUoq.
During the day, however, wo became
posseeeeil of certain facta which m*y
give the remler some clew to the Cannes
of this worthy and respectable citizen'a
aSSSSSisSt g5?5*a-£« tSs
SSjs«Swsu mt W. «
town^b) al'f-wt'two She wished purchw^, to go Wt up
make ftomMittle l&by
dida’t want to take her oat in the
rain Would Mr. Timmbledirk please
S^a.«akgh?gj; hold it for her until she came hack?
Mr. ThumbteUrk, with *-sto*nge flat,
sssss&rt.'^sss&A tuok'lho hsby ami looked anxiously
man
fnmi one end of it to the ether to see
which end the head was on, biby that he had
never handled * humvn before in
all bta life, ami pronwtly closed ki* win
mT. Thnmbledirk is a very ^no«d tall, dig
uifleilman. He w» tather a.
♦t,« d(^r^Xcrvc“LT«to m.n.h.'T di.aooe.rd toymieb to*
W iu
the garding waiting-room with various were intently expressions. re
him
curiosity predominating. He sat down
and lient his aims at the elbows until
they resembled in shape heck two letters Vs,
with the baby-lying and heels in
St.y r .?" * ' * ! ’ ? -
was ah object of cariosity illy re
preened mirth to the women around him,
Now a digniflwl man diwa not boifvfnnd eniov be
rteugbiffg especially stocrfoTSuy
it is humiliating for h i in to feel
........ fttai ridiculous in the eye# of
women, the is bachelor, feeling is intensiaeil when
man a and knows he is
a little awfagMd and ill at ease > the
presence of women, anyhow. So, aa he
gazed upon the face oC the quiet, sleep
mg infant, he made an insane effort to
appear the parfertly that easy, he and to create
ried impression was an old mar
man, sad the father of twenty-six 1
■rh„„,M,dirk temWe unking ttfonghr^Lrtm^ of the heart, tontitwaa i
>
theftdng. mst p>-,»il)le A he short, might have overdone! !
vonng wo B ,s a iu a
.mad remly ot.shrW, r ,]^!
kuvt ana U M Kie
a dr^w ta 4 !, thin wuimm in a black bombazine !
and a gray shawl, and an angular,
. TO wa mw tel gc -dwaa. ™»dteUeddate, aud a simW
atatwomanwiin asmalUerd
JT^LS??*^ S?» 8 ? ba * tot *' shouted, clapped
ihott^^ ^Sn'w nt-JSEr* 1 ““a‘ hotl ta“0th as
woJ^,vi, I S B D i a «'• “peeiaeles ^w-honel and
-.S™ has said,''Tae poor iambi’in
-uc> aepnkhnd tone* thin everybody
t^ih 7 £%'* Thumia«ite^
*b- *«eait toSa him’ f-(^t^
war!. Mt h&
ssns-te BP’.
its,,fain snppoviii ewi“» “ms
i general
woe,.- ***“ ?Bt -.teoma
Oglethorpe (S' Echo.
By T. L GANTT.
Mr. Tfewmbledirk blushed, redder and
hotter than ever, and tha astonished
baby, . after _.. one horrified took a
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danreAttoUby^r ^IZiP .(''ita
cherub’s weight npon »b^ry n. tbM tb«
wretch&I mac knew in his heart of
beart* that lie bad forever »nJ etenwliT
ar.£wss^nu“j
father of this beautiful boy, whose life
«nd wo»M trwble i«rt the wrath of the
world » h* wonU - heft" a-*t«wie!on.
instantly the h baby 1 straightened oel *"G itself *h
? tortured n l" ^ T dry » none * rmm oaoght * ,t bv toe e
J 2^I? time to Jt 1 “Rju«
[ ' to '. 'SSJnZiu He'll fall .*■* that child yet, . ,. aaxd the „
Igloomy womrni who talked bawi.and
l“^EHS”*S3 StSttSStigS&i
5SE3KH™ little dear!” '
-Ob-h, the
the woman
MUiswammiUie blank
*“?' .t.’ssjsaissa
^"d bfa>y Mr.TTmmWedirt itoeltttttcrly ignoring labor
the fact thst waa
obstruction «***» own it oonld interests^threw m the way cf all the
er proceedings itself by aftarnately almomial straight.
«ung out into• an
i Mr-Tliumhlekirk tl0 “ of t PP wssobhged !i 'hf to hold its
bead tightly m one hand suddenly aqd tta doab- ha«d«
m *>}» other, mid than
ling itaelf np into ao small a knot that
the poor man had to hold his two hands
dose together, like a bowl, and hold
the baby as he wimld a pint of sand, and
these transitions from oue extreme
the other were made With auoh atartling
™ p, ~f TlmmblwhrkhadtoheirOTistantlyon y “ij_5P I J®} ,I 5S that
^^5 ^ShSgSrf^w'^Sdh!
JussurJKB&a
the moi^TtH etoairHTitt^BR, around antf fikfffs its
and thing* became entangled
neck, aud would now and then the the toby's maw of
drape^ and stifle its cries get for over a second, but f^ the
ooiae would oome out stronger thau ever
:sgBaggggg
taction, «**«*“* *T- wh< ^ 8 with Ifce
Wind and wild with terror and
sum. but when Onec be he..tried unsVered to rang out u^HootPhy, to the baby,
pootahy, Wkhea, all pndJin’ hut theglomay and pie," the women :
woman
knife, anil the innocent threw it into the ;
stove He gave it hi. gold watch, and ;
it emmSAyi^mw,wnanSkvSOt dashed'tk on the floor. He gave it his
its
The pretty woman sereameiT
The sad woman in the IJombazine
shrieked.
The angular woman m the sm-bonnet
yeHed, yelled, Th« fat “ “ Oh. Oh, meroy meroy with on on the us ns market-basiet P r
woman
called wildly for a doctor. ■ - 1 -
Thu gloomy woman * who *** talked base
111 1 ‘
And Mr. Thnmbleiliri hooted ebok^J his
finger into thatchild’s mouth and
it faS itli -
b&koonldn’t tmng to find that hear pin. And Mr. Thnm
even the chattering
woman. It b*ii the air with its
flats, and thnu.he.1 and kicked with ita
fat bsro legs, and wailed and howled
and ohokeil and screamed and doubled
Thuabledirk, np and straightened hie out until
awful *teaiiug the nerves to the
effort, clasped seteausiag baby
in his arm. and rose to his feet
Haws* going to go out and throw
himself snd the haby under the
qlt dieatnof “nT ronM
a* a VMadise.
The mother thanked Mr Thnmbledirk
for the agony an.l torturo he Mender
”him X lA sS tnd ont toe
window with a atony thermometer sW said 5n
tones that made the shiver- S
“Mr. Thnmblerlirk iro’t a wrv
All the it, ItahyI’-’
gloomv women sroi leJ except Hie
woman who talked basa She
The baby approvingly. .
htedirk’s looked up into al*d Mr Thuin
Saco ThumblSirk and laughed Swhen
mat Mr. he
1 dsdied in at the sanctum ram last mss evening evening
was this.
‘‘BythesvenEit.gdanehteK.of Rrvnl^ii* iiioh.
tb8 everlasting.snake-haired
' terror-hannted shades never knew
'■ tt “ luu “‘ «>« soul of a sen-
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S£M.ss%iS ssts^A’S^w
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Th». i aJa 8 ? a & Aasll . - '* tei»c ' -
0 rovSv,rf.T®?« ffe r i o! »0,000 government has
for the dia
meprovinea. within the limits of
THE ONLY PAPER IN OWE OP THE IwlHGEST, MOST XWTELUOBNT AND WXAX.THDS8T COUNTIES IN GEORGIA.
-jwwfmptr ~E£rZSSTL* fc»o«L*h of how the Prin«**» -
z
w^reJ?
r^rttinlv £ Engird tYu, tSt^of to ur &■ hawmlSa Carriage n thnno-ht The
Mmisteni w™!d lain her
projects’ever shifting and changing like
rUZnintiS ,~ "
not loved he would have etave,!; and he
loved. But hi* cousia was the queen!
: Here the woman had to make the al
| vttoe . Vuitoria, this deeply touched ae ahe
wae by leave love, her.) (whieii coiild was eaafly neve*
more to not
conquer the maiden timidity due to her
^,, ra edneatior,. Hevertfce!^ tho
? but oUl find euoush tf«rSwifaonft%Vi^?no5 alreadv "Aftafarallon
the,
*£2^*",%riTS’hLncjT^k?# 1 ?!^
^
mieow followed, =mig more sweet than
thi ^Wirning n g ever to the heart of
Prince Allmrt still wore
tha honCTwfle iff his buttonhole.
He kept it after oven when ridd it thb hud plenlpoten- faded. A
(ortaight that Leop-dd
‘tary minister beaded King of
Be j gjnm a letter, oloaed by *>'
rsd seal, as though it hail a
mighty secret of state. It began, “ My ;
^^0 DettI 0 ttc ie •' and was signed “Vic
\ month later the queen mentioned
,,er intention to marrv ^ Prince Albert of
Uie _ € . )lmtK fvrt u lier mm;,^,
.
Sbe askeif^ ot fkoir oonnsel, but. with a
pre tty air decision which caused them
to Vt re p| r with a “unanimous t h J°'f “yea" !
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3T the »nrr.‘ftT following ffemU»raeaK,y?neKu. additional interesting la, give* de
tail* of about the Ute 8:40 earthquake shocks: We ’
had, F. «•*
aa I want to experience. I first heard a *
loud, :is»ttsSr3i« rumbling noiee, ana then it seem*
the ft»w bega. to rise up, imd sbont
mirror* fell to.the «onnd insomepf
the honses; ui tha eatMrai an imageor
Two fedl down-and nothing more. But
the town of due, about twelve miles
Wkntifrirand flourishing
tone hundred lives lost. Oor President i
has sent money, provisions and troops ;
to the rilaen and bus dr ain arerythingi
people. His wife, “ Hina Belen,” and ,
family rushed into the plasa and had
tents put up, and foehnSay days slept
therem. Thousands of peope left town
that day; in ydas^ fact, all ttiat Could; the rest
slept Blep , in the , some in teats aud on
cots, but
and on w»» Mwnww, ««,
the appearanTOof theeity was wide really
park, Square, street,
or open midS^f place was filled with tenta, and
the the Streets with srfdiers
nnd«. •**>• •—?- - T S’:.:-.!
mm-vim visited while here-teis«U
ft l flfty-sleaping to one
hnmlred lid Lere!^mf there night
or uj^te on the bare
ground fenta and wonderfTtc seme tents, and the
were behold, shWies, both
there L™, and XamwmoM, in town. Teute, of eutva^
strip^audepeckleiL tenta
whUe, of calioo,of
coffee anythte%»wer«l bagaof old sheets and ttiingTbe- of paper—.
quiet; Finally had daily shocks,
more we
but light ones; people began to sleep
8 “ 6 J?
mfleance. Covering the feted was m
accent days 3 sign of mourning.
“ “ »O h« •hc^-.aourwmg and
^ fc
iu M % «»• l»Cp«Vtee, went hole
hw *&***& And ^Bawid
f wept as he went np, and hail hm
faca>t , < lo y ere ^ * *■* .’. sll the poo
T 1 ®
h « 8 < i ! W J ty***!* «Pr weeping
?f * he y went , up. . (2 Sam. xv,
l<Mrn -
ru ?, t e death of his queen.
But - amongyourselves ^we , 6 {
fd” er S^-, The mournew had the hood
.. arawn iorW8 rd “Eoey.c!oi»iha.of over the head, # »«J S
EosB«d» •» the
i l ^
-??* 1 ^ in8 °? er e ’! **
, ^Aud with
£t3Sa-32 sarrsasss sisis
ja“,raa!L.*«ie insl left execution, and unless
isthen for
mercy exert its sovereign Jof prerogative, Ifce
suffers the sentence exprrtSly the law.
mourning cap indicates his
doom .—BnglUh Vote* and (gwwter.
LEXINGTON, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1878.
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tr&ABuiy izp«rts,
“ m.M^wLe^th^iSh'thouMndfS*^ Tfei^Knufoa^
SSsfs^st;
t7?Ln«it*^iaJr
r-r ^ ac i^ AitSfet i£ £-15?
daotfoo flight S w^ maaifestlv »l™g t(* «th?re- wiU
The not wmgh(» great, art leaM
pNW «tanfl»rd
eorrentweie a ofgoid «ip w» fol
jo„.
jM .^r»a > ni.«»«™i~.iM.tWM* W , * *st.»a« J
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g,.: = ‘S, •■ - - %7i
?!£,
SSmP-TP* These operatione perhaps the
are
»u»t dangbron* to the community, be
fte ucid teat, and in loot is genome «'
3LX««aa.WM
* en?irei^rl2^^ tL'Tmrtritd m
A 8 ®"™
£ S f wi less .tiimtiHn scientifle ... dofble j&tzz nl»n plan e,urta ohS in
this !!^!Lm way. A . is ™ one
too commonly tewSem 7 ^o^en^thw who adopted when h^.inc. by they conscience- Ti,Tll.. want W a’ a a
instead of b "-, ®F!, j
St^TdLd .mLt! file a I
snfflclent.qnMtity, reburmah reWo^di* the place, nl«ie
sod pa* off the coin at fn 1 ne. ic 1
g'>>d coinage »‘o^TfhSTli’iaSiL is ' splitting.''^TOe «!* ;
^!^f J
52mids !?n shauHe^^t^^aml^anhstfiat** iR"tM«
frarsud The- a
si plafan nmaitov (or moM.
S stwari ElrlEL;, ^.ssriws aes
too thick. Aoother swmdlo i« to bore
the edge, und it is said that Jolui
Chinaman fiivorn tins game, buying up [
that hi* dextermw them compatriot! safety, may and ,
tii^e apaF5r»aia manipulate m
2 ?SS^®Sf“ toShSf’^VhSKi^iirtSht
"ii4“UJK. j»sve w ritf is
*m . jf cennm »cryappe*m.ce
of Iieing genuine Real oonntarfoita—
that w, com wholly spnnons beosmto
made of base metal-are almost inwri
»Wy wa^A. An exception to
weight of mgrsins. It is eomposad
of m *Uoy of gold and silver, -Ita ,„dlis
wnrfhJrom M.IB mT tttiaM. Sie|ent.Mit
ff d time n;
thicker thanthe genuine «ora, and henW
may be detected by the gauge. Btdit
amiapf the most dangerous counter
feds m existence
As we have stated a silver piaceptaseA
currant so long ns the imprint is not
STSii5l3SE
in the canc otguhf, wbatraetad aa the amouptwhich will
fciild safely tic not pay
for ly the silver frcublc conutcrfeita of doing it, Gmneqaetd- true Imita
all bardfy are
ttous, and therai* a dated dol-
1«, half dollar, or quarter which has
not been copied with remarkable acour
»oy. The oonntoi^tor, etthfr makes a
mould in plaster from the btal coin and
casts from it, or he stamps his imitation
fc die*. Ai tlua Si# prooes* i*t|»e samo ,
•» is in nse m mints, tlic cmhitcr
t its thus^ produced b#«Sa* arc more .Ufficnlt
accurately to deteck$«*«w, finished, the compression hegig wore
t«Uere and whtCT^CTbSrt other 7 because thev
experts
Zpmmd of fall weight. sullhr Tory are made of n
to Orman silver, €1 mid
^ bftlanoe fails, toTg^e! el^irs !
^ UHUal w ere I
(i { , Counterfeits ofthe quarter i
( ,^ ar , thnngh tfio^f very plenty less dan
gerou* ^ fhSeh Iteflerpieces. Thev W, i |
^ eeompowdo ' toth toolight f antimony, and tin, too thick, and al
f pekil- :
they have gocl ring. A i
iar eonroosition has been employed, to
wfaka, iWbnfthto powdered glass is addeito. give a
clear is but below a ctemsy
erVeight, expedient, as fact toe coni easily is far appreciable orop- i
a * TT by. y
avuthmaitoe.
It is adifficalt matter to lay down any
general rules tor deteettog
C, “ M - *" “ will Too seen from the
;
ss stSisr^ ^
^.«r*iSa **!»»--« ^.™. »»s&
,
sneh that they tac’t bury him!" Se
oond tounding, Law Pill be (earnestly)—“Very Why how us
to sure! on
earth «m that fee r First L. P. (de
risiyeiy)-" Why, tse ma‘t dead yet! ’
«. of js dis ra humcttrt tL
come astro as m
j g ?- *- ^”p?* ”*7
-a Wrut IsnJ
wwpee, S^deAWti™ bat there is r**aan to bafceve
hurricanes am •* ooa
sriilixK-Ars'sss
Sri^vast wmd-swept plain broken here
SSwSt^ r. tmh r a7a«
^l^ld Aow, Vae.lf eharpfy outlined
against th# sky, just above the horiaoo,
Mmflly when there are *o other dond*
to beneen. A» it riaea a strong sea
green tint mingles suffice with for ita its UaakBew.
A few minntes passage
from horiron to beriwm, amid tha pro
fonmbwt rtUlness of the atmoephere.
SSaxJKASlXS
^ *2? im^bfakn^rti bnt
^j^.i > ^Sl?2! 5'tJ^?a ™
, fi , iS
aw.v'ssrs.'Mss
«sswa blaoltteas which adds to it the conceals. 3 terror nothing of One the sea. the de
nothing snd hears f£s but „, lt
slnwknm of the gale. He is alone with
‘begimi* the giant forces forces of of nature natnre and and is is utterly utterly
at their metcy.
The emling hurricane suddenly latte only a it few began, min
nte», as as again it to
but «hen the sou apt>ears i*
shin* malignaut upon a laudseape forces that so changed have been by
the *
P (a ^ n _ it ^ B11 stall e may living scarcely
whethor he is iiTgn>wSf or has
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The Hhage «f a Bog’s Adse,
“Isay the dim’s noae ws* blnnt and
"tnjil^r,” exclaimed the beefy man,
^•**g hi* dtta and ^ling«sKrad ;
^ «. f ^ M OQ H f hack down or
j ^ : th before sunrise,
‘P»^ * ’«** a dasent by it upfoi me.” &VL
tb ttn Vr/thi* T<m meet
^ c^owa time hmi increased
Shs?aa£—• •» «* hi * pvopfaV.Wi aveiy- s
"
-^sS&snsrss
,.^’r nfiwomJeting evoe looking at the backs of others
. ”S“t wliat ThOT wv>to doing
”i ItwasalUbTOt
x Utoy man glanced anmad at the
T? Ignem I £*£n2”.f£l fl 0 Sam, Tte save -%£!i the rest
^.t^tte^lput htt l ent&m toMto’vmrfa
^ The
0fT jJ^cm , ut M or Extractor Amepcau Wart, Cora aud
cSer th“wu ^ I Sure as death, and
fed; onlytw® ty
* r * . biittlo, ' imd cheap ° P st half the
-
SMStc
sa say
SimllghU
ft is a familtefact that apotato-vme
g«»w«* in a d«% crtlar ia white puny, W
and withont strength. It would
mota pramsely tile same with a child
oimflned_ to a d«k room. ItisalsoweJ
Jbwww to hgaltfi, i thte wid h«W that is “-..p)e somehow SB^M e.itential
is
^ ^ maAciaam mmi disease*.
But it i* not known how the Rygienic
effeet is exerted,Jhongh there is reasivi
‘".‘Jf ‘ u if&I ^e ^etua ratetey fln^not
—the invtsime that paint thepie
SS&T» fungi which
the microeoopic are associ
ated with are^gert*: putreftotion and decay. When
there ^&Mra already prosent in a
thTuve nTyet blen develop
While thin pwaemtive dtttet quality ofthe is most
powerful to Hte «^s light. sun,
it also eaet# in diffase.1
The-hygiene ol light will doubtless
sometime be fully entragh understood. Mean
wbHe we know to make it a sin
against health not to let thesan have
freest admiseiou ta all oar dweBtegs,
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Bmuesickuete. 8
.8n<»n»»»Mjplace a ffisord.r disorder a« ns home- I -
sfcilcBeM has beep mb teste
JLi »?™^i?“L?f’' i55! ,^
taSt^fro^wllfcwawa man oftec «S’
!K {as^IS.MS
ssaasti'Sisaii;
tion, followed by by Dr. deiitiam, ami
times death. Bey balievee
chadren do not often suffer ia this
nor do very old prams; and women
Uaa liable to it than maa. *
Fe***»« F*wi» •** . TT* f-wcfc***.
jsffi .
( 7<i
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are of uni much value. sheilfl,grav<T I keep old mor
tar, withS7«atfiSl» ground oyster duaLboR
little floor of BUlphnr
a boiler in my poultry house, also add
imping «niy a faw fowl* need not at
meiUtohedth. Fowhi wttldobertif
fe«d Is constantly varied.
Fw> won Cnroxa.— In earl; pe? spring,
Indian meal scalded, meat once d^,
gather gram if it it for can themselves. be had, where If too they early can
for eabbsg4, this, taw lettuce, tuimps etc. choppwi very nni fine,
rrirr^ass SS,5£;MS-.X.t,«
SS&HS 1
i„ ih?Us g chicks. 1 alsoTirovide bo™ ground oyater
.upilyofpnrewater; in plenty, t neglect thrir
nerisiiary.and sevemlt.mee .™t pey
dishes dey.if rub the water
everyday to dear them from the
Slight green slime When le/nmaV yon shut hnddl”^ them op
do not
gather, nor shut them so secure that
Cut thev hole# will he in without their plenty of pnreair. different
boxes in
places SwWnettfawto (for summer) snd nail on pieces
Metade mts ilonatato etc or
bore mob holes with Uey an sh“w"gn7^,7ml ansae
Si, eL’ick/beaui « 1 ™;
the to roort'Mbthrt their
roogtg d&oimed. enough so the (thicks
will ntA be The rooat I in*
variably nee tor alt my yards is ,v two by
.»*» - —■*
-^wasrswta
be tmmeroiw fed all they eggs if fat. T&J I Teed shdhld old stock not
can cat.
twice Per day. A young cockerel need*
foa.1 than oM heiie, and when I
breed tlua way I nail a cup or box of
corn high enough that the cockerel may
8 ' T
sss&Si&SS ^ do afa
.lit P ^Jrto!
^»7* t ^ k ^ u wat * 4 safe ap.-H, « 6. r Jb«*e(lfn» ..-I'
■: :.-.
WWJ* top ,®f B0 “ Wk.CSWlBsWttAJMd *"“ <i,ul ®?
of water. Scrub the spota and sponge
the carpet all over.
To remeve mUdew, b&e equal parts of
lemonjuiee, salt, ritaroh and
rub on thickly, Banew. lay on the grassinthe
hot sun. times Jgy. theapph«tKm two or
three a J
s=ssasr±ssss A miltnre ro(i ,, m q Indian meal
To.Bsuohtbu Gn| J , *a*a*.-Tike
golden sufiteent flour of and aalphar one-half to give of •
tatetotet pints
watte; toatw ttilawater .tettaArt
oniong, attain, and when col A, wash vnth
soft l.rusb My pwtthst requires raetor
teg;'wheo (by It wdl come out as good
„ new. .
jf pegged boots are occasionally
driW10 ,| with ,^ petroleum between the
an<! op aoTwhf leather, they will not
-****- H the boots tbaw-ttUinSaai an d shoesj»re
,i rwB ed with petredaum
spall then mixed of «tar:tte, and the Bailment tw. -*jgtaa« allowed to
settle. A cloth dipped in the hqiud aJ mid
hung u p te the aptetotetem that.a
Less, a twenty-five pound of the material, costing
about cento. •
.
Arecipefor etc.r vuaisb nutebte for
nut, Japan 2 quarts, eoachyaroish
I quart, turpentine spirit* 1 quart,
batewn flounces. Shave the wax np
thin, put it in the turpentine in a fan
.vessel,itad pla«^^the latter to hot water
until itsccmtcaite are fused; then add
to the other ingredients and shake well
The varnish should be of the.fete! qnah
fy. £ *Bb» mixture dne* without
Itfs and ^ a beautiful,soft appearance; outside
suitable for either Hiside or
work. •
Ekeuco PawcaKEU. —To make French
P»» p » keB . laka two •jP' two ounces
ssrjasssafsnras
j,KS';i;«r.”Ksssa and bottom. When ihy,
the top outside with acme Jecalcomanic
rate the
demgne—vme», anything ™ld and flying antique, honste, and ^a^t- tlten
cover wife two coate el white vamieh.
!55gaSS5S35 scrutiny, anil
| VMe s as almort to defy are
How TO ^CH.-E«r7 home^fe
from an experienced hand: When hot
! starch « used, take one
gpoonfol of ahtrch to » qnMOrf boilin*
ido c a. To piavant ih* iron sfeefesg,
flipped into tharfaiA^thaowriBtJbwi*
the fat.
*«*»«•.
Pobtabm Luiowadb, — Take <®»
on nw of powdered tartaric acid and «k
ounoea ol powdered sugar, and wet the
mixture with one dn>'*m of essence of
leinoo; S“twent>-fonr dry in the euu, ub, Eac’h and divide
parts. part wiU
,,.^
SttBfiE St'S
1 “' 2
Iunn to Kam? TbkiTOB Stwjm.—
Propare it in this,way: To awe gallon
joi kettle Sire than haU lull,
^sxf^ssjrs*
*ng«r, half beat£ a cup ol butter, and yolks ol
spoon,Iv.m, thfee eggs to a eream; one tea
full of amla, milk, dissolved and flour in
..cap and a half of sweet
enough for cake battor, with two tea
Sen spoonfnls ol cream of tartar in tha flour;
the whites of three aggs, beaten U
» stiff froth; dredge a quart of bine
lwrriea. or hucklebertiee, and stir into
I the mixture just Bakequio&y. before putting into
the baking-pam
», inn Camt » ----- nMt(
: of ho”n^hTv "miT6“witb two orinres c.^l»t of butler S until
I m x d .’tutuVSt. i™T^l
add a little warm milk. tablespoonfuls Sift two
of flour of’ with two of
cream tartar nml stir into the
u. make a thick, amooth batter. Beat
^-Srasar*
ing added fceaspoouful to the egg*, of a cnpftd bicarbouatt* of sweet ol
milk, one teaapoonfula of of
coda and two cream
tartar eifted into tha flour. Wet the
flour and fruit with the eggs and milk,
and add a teaspoonful of salt. Scald
fl n » rt<, n. of h pound of fruit, and s pint
±rj>y t^ssssssx.sf, ™ =..<■•.»; -ya
dr*,n«T
and boil four mmntes; skim out the
trait; ^*^^1^ torn tb« syrup fflg into tinpsnsand biSes
the as
soon as it is eooR let stand in the snn
do^T ii&gaXg£r ^ is not nMrtsara*ho“ever, to "
‘ B
...........^.-^.-= 1
An Autocrat or Credit.
a New York correspondent -writes:
oonWntora .j-^n jjrown has beontathe Stewart
quarter of .century or
mo,* m^tirT an I lias r-xen r.Z-e to offasim. a ve.v important ™He
ntto- isa
js^rir-israds; -^^riAisa
g.H. rnfise^^of^^hrgh^1
wears stndieil the^^vast ,f e
gj" s^-bstautial woirtmg,
®*‘i® £2"^°*"???’^ d^ttofhlLTtb wUA hlSd^
* iandi rapid vimr e w of the the^u»h bwh
°Ll h y&
^iv^v.vLUii? foPfoefdi Hfeihta '
hf' h«l**hfc^-r” 4s 'insDeetion the^ik
^M®pSw)Wlto ™ is
r?5r-ru—rrx; !ri ®j ! , n tu tr?"teTcitdv „.
- dr^iur "H.ird
^“pS^sSS tntely pmd tesh npw ^wSrcrSt «*“* ° • 2S
4K re ^Exwlm!nT^«iw 'rtse collector
drandtakeson anaver.
«» a hundred reltea.J» to ten tlmfrpay.
rhi* Inad b^ pf to^ni^nad
{yimi the collector Items a-sad te»Q« at <* the the
fatasfe^dMthpfMteon^i’ donbt it waiimnchkhcsa.ni : .0 n p Fojw m ,L a
day. for be. tell*. ;-of.cta-.who pail
ttadesman once tomake him stare,
lj * 1 ' r* - '
. Ocean.
No Bones m the
M r. Jeffrey has estalihshed the fact
SS j^it bones disappear S *^ in the ocean. By
:*S Lf \ S h^bone <1a t .. briu g „„
hoLver eT of. anv kind;
riteae, compact, dissolve if ex
{SuT p( «ed to the action of the water but a
time. On the contrary, teeth—
aftasrif^ss^s?
S^SSSssnsis s^SgsjSwTsss
an wluch time app^i-t I .
impression whatever.
| TheM^tH^pnlar „ . tlnnnoular Pcttv rrtty Officeifn Office, ra
} the Axmy-Oorpond pnnisnmem.
YOL.IV. NO. 41.
A Hermes Onion Market,
'* ursjaraa m^/ndAnmaUJ? liar till
I l
the curtain, I looked oat upon the great
"l Mrp &n alive a ba^r crpwd of
. moo, women *oil ohUdKn. Ther* were
goata were tarkltwl \<> nmall wagons that
wsehareiy imnnaa thea ? White eating
^ J P '^f LjSa
»» *“’ n £&<“«»
ffiV*tfare. ** *L Z
gySaS^aSS ^SJft^agL^*?
etabloe, such aa wa aee in our
at home at Thanksgiving time; bntan
aiL«5i articles. Bright yellow carrots,
ss , aa!3S
SWhSffSSiS
pyramids, a great deal taller than any
mw. detojhtta .
The peaeants take great , .. .,
«■«• n h'diduv season. Whole family
t-Jiue t.'gethef, beyond acd^ cami) emt dorihg hmita,
the nigh* just the city
{'dtwnmg each morning before ro unsa
to ,%' 5 lr P 1 *'*? J™ e •
collection* I . of fruit Mid vegetable# are
ef * " c,!tT x J}. e
but the smaliirwar es, snc h aspoultry,, ™ita
egg*, l’S'’kod bnltor, cheese, the mri*TKnW carta which ™>.,
arc into same
Iwought them to the town aud carrus
,,ff b J thelr o*® 6 ” *<> 1,16 P Im « ol
tlleir AniSMnpment .—OjoliteH Hour*.
_ Sew Vork Faudiions,
The short skirt dress tor afreet and
J»atw bttmomzem trimmed with^bws^aad color with the materia feathers
dressed kid,arc .ol nneLoaie uir .u, vriS vnm
ar^uud the wriat*,
^ s&S&SssvSe atot“dr^ > ^ve m£e ^to
^ “"ii^S
Jvo»fy- }>**■. ™ W
gwr. «” no*, inten ded
Pbej^toittoned boot m shit the Shoe
forthatnse.
_ . . ..
, „, ?5f nrTSTa.irl "KSf.
^rr'iu^ iv.ln^m'dMksnfiuvw Ma^k^TtwJ m or
and
« l ' a ' i es of 8™?-.
il'.Vl! HSw&irt.'sfa PP ^' ,
^saa b ^ ^wt j
tedeuntimied ? a horiaoptaldiHe# ° irSiia l l to ui around m o im ’l
ankle to the poud where the swell
of the calf begins. Such stoefangs come
lengths, ornamental and-ate gartered Haabe-drawm above
the knee with evrel
beJeckeH vrxSx bovra anri }
lf4taekto , Bwnond, from Pam
Madame wrrtmg Y ‘In generri,
Hor/nr's Horor, says: only infront. ^
"f 10 ? ™t
* ,1B back the tunic ^piilonawe This is draped te
^a mmked fashion. toe
dto^fent^di-eM^^aie tr safflrn wh‘eh w^>ad reartotwance ns ImAtothe of
Priace Murat.
A despatch from Eoudou announces
the death of I-riiu-t- I.ocien Charles
Francois Napoleon Murat. He was the
youngest soil of Joachim Murat, a cele¬
brate.! French his General and King Caroline of Na¬
ples (1808), mother dicing sister of
Mario Annonaade Napoleon, in Milan,
Napoleon I. He was born
May 16,1803, and after liTing near his
mother until 1824, ho went to Spam,
where, on the saspiciou of arrested being on and a
treasonable errand, he. was
thrown into prison, After liis liberation
he came to the United States and mar¬
ried a Miss Fraser, his wife earning a
support bv teaching- He returned to
France in 1848, and vnw elected to the
constituent and legislative assemblies.
He was envoy extraordinary and minis¬
ter plenipotentiary to Turin in 1849,
and became senator onJailuary title prince 25,1832. of
In 1858 he received the of
the imperial familv. In I860, when the
Bourbons were fortE expelled from Naples,
Marat put his claims to the: throne
of the Two Sicilies, hut at the iustam-
cTaiiii-'d of Napoleon IU; he soon publ icly , dis -
liis" intentions, mind he was
with iSaxaiue in Meta, aiid when the city
capitulated he was made prisoner. His
eldest son. Joseph Joachim Napoleon,
born iu Paris July 21, 1834, has lieen
since 1866 colonel in the Frenen army,
and in April, 1872,-obtained leave to
serve four ysars in the Swedish army.
The mieqnal length ofthe lower limb*
sometime* observed in man can be more
read.lv detected when the man is
down v,n the floor than when beta Stand¬ that
ing up. Experienced accounts tailor* for assert mis
this aberration some
fit* in trowsara,
THE OGLETHORPE ECHO,
Rate*
* **-• •* »* »* *» vs* nwilS* ilJ
Ad vents«men t«, w
IMm
Riels ssssSSSSSS^ ftddtooaftl mams
Hems of Interest.
aat?^E I>»«tarbmg the grav*—Making* sober
^ Ohm OB
P ThT^f^Ute
«,*- r eate fc
lsoto agreeable foods.
th»t _'Die activity Ixrf of some people is lik^
of» on « rocking-horae—plenty
qwUx *
aud the jet
; “ V < '* U °5 n f nt ;
m d4*tTamib* T city. TPhew ' m ^*72. tbenlst
2? the t city i a '.* is b winner. *^“ >d **” a, ‘* ***^*
A correspondent writes from Pinna,
"There’s always something to ehoiin the
eye, !*■»*%£ delight the introducUon ear and stir of the thewrrub- soal in
n» ss .s-r^.
Venwon moot a river, mmajit'aw eon*
faction and on# which, hwviag once
Janet, dear, do not believe the
awaSSSSss
‘? th
ErSJ .
‘'» n(! Pf«' e a"Lhnl. h^mimlofZ
idea yon that .^“"‘disabuaelHumind some toie-koe^ere anil lie. ofthe
gonud in air moves at the rate of 1,100 ^
feet a seoond; ii<)imJ in water moves at
the rate of 4,000 feet rataaf a second; light Biles m
either moves at the 190,000
“ aeooni .“J. electricity in frea wnea
nKivesprobabTy at flic same rate. Ths
nerve# transmit their messages at the
rate of only d, aeventy feet a eeoond, pro
^ whi m tW time# might well.
h e p-carded as intolerably akiw.
A huge killed snake of Atchison, the garter Kansas, specie*
w lately In
nnd on being opened quafl tifematetjnaiiwss
found in-toe. The was also enf
skv~ rSSSS
ssKsats*^ s
MATED AMD REMAIN'D.
A tear ptood in hor eye of blue,
Hhe raid, *• Ob, whit would Edwin do
To'quit Were this Ajigoiiua Jmnpy world f Rtt>d and die?’*
Ilia quit I’ll —log fipa made cftmcu'C'i,’' qniok reply,
•< get you, love,
0;i •’WJirtt rosy wni Upa ybii & pent flo youTHolf, watijffim- I mean?”
Bright eyeit hia auawer waiud.
Vkett from hia bear*---r—Mrt*—-own*-■ ■•
The anWWif '{*** aliuont the lame,
‘•I II get iiiyeelf rrmate>V'
A flolftrinm, or sun room, his been
iiithoNew York Hospital
pathattST" IT tukea xa tlie
whole upper story of the old Thorn
and has wintipws ajbuig*- ^jrdigli^ftad nhftdefl,
three mdes without
that the room is flooded tHith light,
of running water, filled, with fish,
and aquatic plants, of tropical singing flowers birds,
shrubs, and cages d l igh t fu i; perpet¬
io jnukn^Jip. Mt patients a who t Mt< craw!
ual summer for tan
their beds.
John Burdette has a ucw dog, and in
spirit of malicious daring, has named
“Mister.” And every time h*
waves his hand at the canine and shouta
savage tones, “Gohome, Mister, or
land a brick at ye l” every roan on
street rothi up fcia sleeve* aud waltz¬
up to the-auditor and want* to know
he’s a talkin’ to, and what he
by ft?” And the result- is the
»a t,,i u^iiUN terms with half ii&s
in BoriiugtCMi.-* fiatskeye.
^Watortuff-titsstioirl^ Cesi
lately *eerne»i off W chili
the hat of John Keeehan, a laborer
the railroad tracks, and, carrying it
a hole in a wiUi tree, deposited and, it there
and covered*it leaves, return¬
ing to the hot,- attempted to drag whan,Mrs. away
of the child’* clothing, chaaed
Keeehan entered the room and it
out, and, on following it to the tree for
the purpose of getting the hereout clothes back,
was rejoiced to discover child
an ugly eusconsed ia th a h olU
from Se mwxwhm 5 u nfair, dhrtrfeft, fraiby^tray «*—*t ** *
beenlifnl *p*ee po*m. for one of which fine. wo ”! would ean^only ny
to the woods like the whip-poor-will.”; talkfog
He can’t fly, there’s it; he ho might use in or
about go a
bidfoon, but he never can fly dike the
wbip-poor-wili* if he tried all summer.
However, if he writes any more poetry the
like that, we will see that he goea to
woods if we bav * to carry him there.
The woods is the place ior that kind of
poetry .—Burlington Haw key e.
A BONO WITHOUT *3T W. *
[ The letter E in used more tliau any
other letter in Hie English alphabet. cantatas
Each of the tollnwing the alphabet verses except E.J
every letter of
A jovial swain Abenld aot coroplwn
Of »»v boioflj fair
WTio uvckri hi» a*kwar-fl para, and air. tbiuks rt gain
To tjuiz hi#
Quixotic boy# who look for joy* —
Qiiixetic hazards run j .
A Opposing iaa# anuQjAvfixb for tUvial toya,
man ran. •
A jovial swiin may rack hi* brain.
And tax him fancy** n?igbt:
To quia i» vain, for ’tis co»t plain
That what I nay ia right
Daring the war Antony, between alien Augustus all the .
Crnsar aud Marc nncertaia
world stood wondering and ncline her
which wsv fortune would i
aelf, a poor man at Borne, -n order to be
prepared for mafang, in tether event, a
bold hit for his own adv ao ce i a e nt, ha.1
recourse to tie tbe applied following himseTFththe ingenious train¬ ex
I>iliei,K of with such diligence
ing two crows
that he brought them the length of pro
nbnncing, with gre.t dwtinctnesa, the
one a salutation to Caster, and the other
a salutation toAntony. When Aogttstns
returned cimqneror, tlie man went ont
to meet him with the crow suited to the
occasion, perobwl on his flat, and every
now and thenitieptexclaiming, ".Soh’t,
(’retar, Victor Trnpcrtor Emperor!”) (“ Hail,
Cssvir. Conqueror and An
giistus, greatly etrnck and delighted
with so novel a circumstance, purchased which
tbe bird of the man for a sum im¬
mediately raised him gito opulence.