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AMERICU&, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, L885.
NO. 2.
The Sumter Republican.
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Attorney at Law,
AmerlcuN, On.
B hie professional services to a gener
ate. Office at corner of Jacksra atd
'street over shoe store of RjJander A
Ihgton
Feb4-im
J. M. R. Westbrook, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
AmorlouN, Gn.
Offlco in Dr. Eldridge’s Drugstore. Res
idence on Church Street, next door to " T '“
Haynes. feb
B. P. HOLLIS,
Attorney at Law,
AMBlUCUS, OA.
Offioe, Forsyth Street ’jx National Bank
building.
h only 63* shares In proport
mm
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Incorporated In IMS for 25 years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
■With a capital of $1,000,000—to
since been added.
^550,000 has
By an overwhelming popular vote Its
franchise was made a part of the present
— ~ —iber
Jtate Cor fctltu tion adopted Deceml
A.D., U1» . ,
The only Lottery ever voted on and endontd
try the people of any State.
ecalee or poitpi
Its Grand Mingle Number Drawing*
A BEMARKABLE CURE!
MYSICIASS HD SURGEONS DECIDES
TO USE TEE KHIFE.
My wife and daughter Buffered for yean vrllh
an affection of the throat, wbtdi was anfeaflv
botrarelvundeimlnlmthelr health, andwas a
sooroe of anxiety to all of as. Two Of the best
physicians of tbs city sad alsoaeargina wsm
called ta. and after a careful examination they
decided that there was no chance* a eunro-
beta* used, until all ocher means baa beeiiex-*
bMMeLSo-w becu to w different throat.
remedies sold at drag stores. We finally got to I
Brewer's Lrnif Restorer, sad tbs effects were
truly.wrnderfsl; and after a lesr.btdUsa.had
yalIjEh joM»nt,s.
Hark, 1 hear a bluebird sing—
And that's a sign of coming
The bullfrog belters In the d
He’s throird away hi
Tbe robin Is botibu* a
reckon ha's drank on a China trerry.
'fora you L ,
Tba lizard u sunning himself o
The lamb Is shaking his new-born tall.
~ ' ‘ Is plowing ‘
Xscee. Ga. Anrust lSth,
of that "truly excellent
Lung Restorer. 7* - '
sovereifn renwtd;
month! my wife 1
and has experienced great dlf
inr, so much so that she could aot sleep at all at
night; ahe also lost her appetite, and. in fact,
her condition was truly alarming. The Lane
Restorer having been recommended .fay several
friend*, I resolved to ret it and teat Its virtues,
which I did, - —
With great pleasure I certify to the efficacy
excellent preparattort—Dr ewes *
r. It ban indeed proven to be a
wdy la my family. For .many
Ife baa suffered from weak lunrs,
rienced great d IS catty in breath-
She has taken but two bottles, and t£o result
ondcrful. She now experiences no difflcul
breathing, her appetite is good., and sbe
will take place monthly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. THIRD GRAND
wonderful. She now
in breathing, ber appeuie is sow. m
rrpidljrreptining her strength^andJ^em
cure. • I would, therefore, cheerfully recornsneod
it td nil who hare weak lunm, as it canaot fail
to lie of preat lieneflt to all who may give It a
DRAWING, CLASS C. IN THE ACAD-
Monthly Drawing,
CAPITAL PRIZE. $75,000.
100,000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
Fractions, in Fifths in proportion.
LIST OF FRIZES.
1 CAPITAL PRIZE $75,000
1 do do 25,000
1 do do 10,000
2 PRIZES OF $0000 12,000
what tlie same gentleman says after an Interval
I have bad no cause to change ray opinion
relative to tbe efficacy of Brewer’s Long Re
storer In cases of diseased h
derived by my wife from it*
cases of diseased lungs. Tbe benefit
by my wife from its use has been p«>
My faith in it* virtues is such that I
cheerfully recommend it to all wboarer
With palmonarv disease. Y«
LAMAR, RANKIN, & LAMAR,
MACON, GA.
do
do
do
TOWN 10,000
10,000
E. G SIMMONS.
Attorney at Wmw,
AMERICUR OA..
Office In Hawkins' building, south side of
Htr«s» in th« old office of Fort i
jan6tf
. 23,000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
9 Approximation Prizes of $730—$6,730
Dr. J. A. FORT,
Physician anj Surgeon,
Offers hla professional .
people of Arnerious and vicinity. Office at
Dr. Eldrldge's Drug Store. At night can
be found at residence at the Taylor house,
ou Lamar street. M
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DentisT,
Americna. - - Georgia
method and inserts artificial teeth
best material known to tbe pro fession.
•^"OFFICE over Davenport and bon’i
Dm* Store. marllt
EOW SUCCESSSUCCEED
H ALL’S
Law NTotice-
From and after this date E. B. Hinton
and Edgar F. Hinton will be associated to
gether In th- practice of law. The partner
ship will be confined to the piactlce V* Sum
ter county. The practice In ad joining comi
ties will be separate and distinct. The
Junior member will visit parties in the
county when deslied by client without ex
tra charge. Special attention given to the
" *' n of claims. oct28tf
collection o
E. E. Brown. Fillmors Brown.
Edgerton House,
Opposite Passenger Depot,
MACON, GEORGIA.
E. E. Brown & Son, Prjpriotors.
Bates p2.00 Per Day.
■OLD WOODEN
DRUG STORE
SPREADS.
LIBERAL, FAIR, HONEST DEALING
John E. Hal
J.F.UATHIS Principal.
I will take charge of the above school on
Monday January 12th next. I have taught
for the people of Americas before, and
would respectfully ask a renewal of their
support.
Terms, Hates, Etc.
Primary Department per month -$2.00
Intermediate, per month -.-..3 00
First Glass, per month...
Tuition di
month.
JanS-tf .
HAS BEEN CRAMPED FOR ROOM
BLE ITS FORMER SIZE. THIS
naa BEEN CAUSED BY
HEAVIER STOCK
Yours truly.
>nl*l was given In 1880. 1
HOSIUJElft
d a rail;
with his stubborn
the air wiih *VMt guumer.
if he can come within forty rods of iV^i-KU^Oi I thronps will bo inywhero near tbo poo- of which wat eppallm., have left their
..correct enawer. I ve many a time —7.— —. I pie they sio.. 1( a mnrderur break sufferers to speedy convaleBcencr. No
been told that it rraa clay. It is chalk mibijnMini p STf CUfiVQ 1 '“to a honse and massacre a whole tecondhand evidence about thia. X
—the very same chalk you use on the lABliKlV bliKMUJNH. I f, mi ly. and the police, hearing the dis- have seen the reatored patienta. and
blackboard, only ground to a fine pow- n.triTT Ta, aracc ‘“'ha”", roah upon the aoene and put heard the testimony from their own
<•«• . . . _ . , " RhV ‘ T ‘ U, ' I1TT » ballet through the skull of the raf- Upt. The acoffiiog sen captain, who
i. KrS two™ Slandering Clinrches. W,H * U - the “ Uin tlie «“« here with heart foil of hatred and
ta the white lead burned onthn oopner • slayer, arrive in glory about the same contempt for tho gospel, now devoting
pan. I apokn of until.tiered. Yellow JTtom. a* am b-k «d ot the ^nge » m .; You .1! aee that it is only com- all hia time to evangelical labora. That
ochre un mineral, black » made from | mon aente that there ahonld be two ia regeneration! No fnr-offatory about
lamp-black, which ia1 aimply aoot, ud itny belly wn^biher.niidbeaaldaatomeiid—tiaiee. And an to infanta in hell a men in acme other land. Thev are
thtre are aureral kiuda „f paint whieh ;Vno. ran-t -mo neiore many long ih, i, . falrehood that came both of them here thia moraimr,' aub
are aimply a mineral clay, pnnfiad and P~Pk»- -fetntatwn, a, 10 and II. down from the paat and there ia no jecta of regeneration,
burned. Uott of the colored pnmta— Domilian, the Roman Emperor, hadl aign that ita longevity will ever fail. . Then the doctrine of vicarious auf-
hu realm a ireublewnue clergyman If ,00 will bring me a Preabytarian in feting ia .aid to be a dry and abanrd
white
Tbe smoky hill* an now o
And every night It’s elimbbu higher,
Tbe wmter w»m, the weather floe.
The time ha* come for hook *nd line;
Adown the ereek. Around the poods.
Are gentlemen nod vngsbaods;
And All our Itile dirty sloners,
Are digging bolt end catching mlnners.
The df?wood buds are now a-swelliug,
Andy alter JonuuUa sweet are smelUng:
The UUto busy bent are humming,
And everything says spring Is coming.
TALKS WITH THE BOVS.
Fitters
11
the bagg&rd appearance of tbe countenance
and sallownesa -d dyspeptics — *—
... supplan
ted by a nealthier look, and as the food is
asslmnlated. the body acquires substance.
through the use of this medicine, which is
y^ESTMOREI. HDD’S
W ORIv FOR THE
y^ORLD* LARGE
DESIGNAEEH BY
[From tbe Detroit Free Press,
Fifteen or twent j of you boys get on
yoor old clothes and come with me in
to the paint factory, and we will learn
some secrets worth knowing.
To begin with, what is' white 1<
which is the basis of nearly all paints?
••Don't know.”
It would be odd if you did. Now and
then you may find some one to tell you
that the same lead yan mold into bul
lets is the white lead yon see in thi
paint pots, bat yon will ask a great
many people before you 6nd one to ex
plain the procees ot mannfactnre. Let
ns follow it oat.
Iron is melted into what is called
“gips” for shipment and for convenient
nse. It is the same with lead, only the
"pigs” are not ai large and heavy.
The first step in the mannfactnre is to
corrode the lead. We will take what
called the "old Dutch process,” be
cause that makes the best article. The
'pigs” are tossed into a melting fur
nfice, and when reduced to a liquid
state the metal is drawn off into molds
which are called "buckle-molds.” The
lead thus molded is called a "1 tickle,'
being a little round cake nearly
a saucer, bat not so thick, and per
forated in many places.
These "bncklcs” are carried by
endless belt and dropped into earthen
jars of various sixes. At the bottom of
each jar is a small quantity of acetic
acid, When a jar is fall of "buckle*''
when have been dropped in without
gard to order, it is removed to the c
roding house. Here the jars are placet
in a row, covered by boards, theboardi
covered by two inches qf tanbark, and
then another coarse of jars is added
all the room is taken up. There is
nothing more to do foT ninety day
exoept to wait. The acid at once be
gins its work on tbe "buckle*,” and
corrosion is tbe result. It isn't the
acid direct, bat its fames, and the per
forations of which I spoke permit the
tames to get at all parts of the little
cake.
At the end of ninety days the lead
should be corroded. The "buckles”
are then bleached 1 out until they look
like crackers, and will crnmble to
pieces at the touch. The same acid
which has befriended ns in tho corro-
is now onr worst efaemy, and
most be got rid of. Haven’t fun rob
bed yonr band along the clapboards of
a house and found it smeared with
white powder? Well, that house was
painted with lead from which tho ace-
tie acid was not thoroughly washed
ont, and the paint killed and powdered
as blue, green, pink, etc.—have i ^ _
who would keep preaching, and be ex-1 sound mind and of good morals who and useless technicality—ChristT'an^
, , , „ . . ;Ud him to. reck, ialaad nrecl for pun- (relieve, that there hae been a bnbjr or firing for others. Why, my hearers,
of aealee—delicate enongh to uhmtnt, aa Itai.ia rend convict, to ever will be a baby in tb. loat world yon don’t acoff at it when you see it in
>ld-dnat with, an* here are two Bibena and England Mnt prisoner, to 11 will nuke over to that man a deed of other directions. You can see its beatt-
pka of Prnutan blue which agenta Australia. Tnat island, now called all tbo property I have end be can take ty when n mother suffers for her chil-
hmbronght » to tell. Both look Patmof, re to rocky and barren that poueuion to-morrow. dren, when a patriot tniTera for bit
alike, and each claime hie sample to be the inhabitants live by fiahiog. Bot The antagonize ol tbe Baptist country, when a friend gives up every-
the stronger.- Now watch the factory one Bnoday, while the exiled clergy-1 church eay that they believe cely tbo- thing for a friend. Why should von
■nan make the tett. He weight ont man of whom I rfpeak eat at tho month will get to heaven who are baptised not appreciate Ohritt’t Buffering for
one itrain of each cample, end then five of a cavern in the hilleide, perhaps I by immersion. False again. They be- ne at well aa tht instances of vicariona
graina of white lead for each. In each hummed half-asleep by the drone of litre that ell who aocept Chriat, suffering all about oi? Oh, how many ‘
use tbe one grain ia mixed with the the ret, he had a supernatural dream, whether they be baptized by one drop epend their time carrying other peocie’e
®. T * 0 ?. B P*" e t t **» an d - W b*?h® ver o 0 * 0 ™ and Time and Eternity passed in pan-1 on the'forehead or by plunge ont of burdens and dying,- other people’s
tbe white the bluest is of oourse the orama before him. Among other I sight in the Ohio or Susqaehannah deaths? la one otfhe literary institu-
strongest sample. „ „ , strange 8pectacles.be dremptbe saw an I will reach heaven, although the latter lions of this country a young ladv was
, And now about the cana. Yon find angel with a little book, and ha **WI ;« -.-I- —; n . °ly, partio- employed as teacher. She was a
them of all sifts; from the little chap the angel if he might have it. Well, I alar society in this world. I have al- stranger, and of such retired and reti-
holding four onnoes to the big one hold- yon know that things are sometimes ready made arrangements of common- cent hahits that she formed no acquain-
ing a gallon. All are filled from a incongruous in a dream, and so the i<m with the close communion Baptists Uncesnips. Her dress was so plain
large Un backet provided with a spout, angel gave the little book to him, and on the other side of the Jordan and I and shabby that she was dismissed
and each is filled to exact weight. Here told him to eat it up, and while it I shall be glad if the chalice passes to from her petition and in reply to the
is a machine whieh puts the covers on. wonld bo luscious to his teste after he lme directly from the lip anl hand of letter dismissing her she wrote that if
Formerly this work was dons by a man got it down, he would suffer from indi- my glorified friend, John Dowling, the she failed to give satisfaction it wan
with a soldering iron, and it was a slow geetion. Obeying the angel, the king of Baptist ministers in a former probably her own fault. After being
process. The boy takas up a can on evangelist in his dream devoured the 1 geUeraiion. ' unable to get any other empl. yment
which other hands have placed the little book, and, as has been foretold, The antagonist of the Methodist she ended her life by suicideT Upon
cover, and places it on this lower jaw it was sweet while being masticated, church say that they believe a man can investigation it was found out thac out
of the machine. Up raises the jsw but afterward a physical distress and I convert himself and t! ‘ * ’
until the top of the can meets tbe solid bitterness. Who the angel was and I that chn
plate .boro, and then two ot three what the little book that he gen wee I emotion and that e man kneelt at ike anppoiting a brother in college” For
wheelachue each other aronnd oyer ii uncertain to commentator!, and eo 11 anxiona bench and feelt bad end then that reaaon ahe wore the ahabby dieat
positively air-right and perfectly secure.
A smart boy will stand ben and cover
Honors to the Dead in China.
COMPRISES FOUR PREPARATIONS,
Remarkable Cure of Scrofula.
Mr. Orvil Tatwyler, with Yarbroah A
Hall. No. 5 Alabama street, Atlanta, says,
as a duty t > the public, be states that West
morelands 3W Blood Purifier made a per
fect and permanent care in him ofthe most
«P-
except the scars where running sores
existed.
Manufactured by Westmorelaxp, Gut-
nov28-wAsw-Sm
at the end of each Scholastic
J. E. MATHIS, Principal.
OK’
TUTT’S
FOB^YTH, GA.
This Institution ta fast regaining Ita form
er prestige and popularity- Tbe pulley has
been to place tbe lH-*tteaching talent at ibe
head of each department aid over the whole
fie extend a kind, >et firm discipline. Tbe
result has been a steady iocreaae of patron
age and constant orowth in public confidence
and favor, llw Spring session will begin
Monday January 12th 18*3
Those in search <4 a good school.
I whose porpcseJsto prepare woman foi tbe
the high stsps and duties of life one whose
effortln the past have been successful lu sup
plying valuable contribution to the s-dety of
almost every southern state are respectfully
Invited to consider the advantages and fa
tare prospects of Monroe. Foot informs
"“•S’ tU R. T. ASBURY, Preetfieet-
And All Sundries!
The jars are taken to the washing
troughs and their contents emptied in,
and the water is then let in and the
batch is alniced until we have a
turethe color of milk and scarcely
heavier. - After a deal of washing the
water is drawn off and the lead is found
at the bottom of the troughs. If the
aeid has been taken out it is shoveled
into jari again, and there are carried
into a hot-air room and left for the wa
ter to evaporate. When this has been
accomplished the contents of the jars
are emptied on copper drying-pans
heated by. steam Tbe staff now
looks like ice cream, flat soon dries un
til it is as fine and almost as white
flour. To make paint it simply hai
be ground in oil.
Let me ask you if that wasn’t a <
rions discovery? Whoconld have got
the idea into his head as he looked at
TOl
Lose cl nppetitr. II
tbo Ucad, wilb n dull
•jack 1 part. Pate *skWW^WjP
blade, Fallaca* after sadst, wltk site
ioellaation to exertion of body or mind.
Irritability of temper, Low spirit*, j '
bar of lead that it would -preserve
beautify the buildings of the world?
And the process requir*a_au muchrtlmi
that men most have spent years in -'ex
perimenting to get the right acid and
the proper method of using.
And Planters Goods.
tnLiKtr of temper, I,ewi|
■Klims of having M|l*«to4K
I Weariaeos, Dixxlaeoo, Flatter!** ■
Heart, Dote before tbe ere*. Head
Now, to prove to yon that this white
aint was once metal, we’ll' take this
crer the rlskt e
He has in stofe an Imm
MMWiltehl’ycotored rrius.aud
CONSTIPATION, I
TUTT’S FILLS are especially adapted
to sack cases, one . done effect* such a
cbaagooffccllnt*«toa«iool*hthaaagbEar. i
jSHivsszsiiiaB&sGlstttSe
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve-
Bores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
is, and all Sl:m Eruptions, aud positive-
ores Flle^ or no pay required. It is
ranteed to kive perfect sattafactioo, c
icy refunded. Price 25 cents per box.-
sale by Dr. E. J. Eldridge. oct29-ij
DR. CARLISE’S.
0U & B.
AS LOW AS ANYIIOUSE1NTHE
STATE. SOME RAKE VAM-
ETIES OF CHOICE KOUTH- -
ERN GBOWN SEEDS ON
HAND THAT CANNOT
BE FOUND ELSE
WHERE.
Gray Hair o
Glossy Black „
this Dte. It Impart*ap
Instantaneously. - BoldTSr. I
sent by express on receipt of
OfYIce, 44 Murray St., fi
caint
£ iece of ebarooal, dig ont a small hole
i tbe center, and fill the cavity with
paint.' Now light you$ coal and pat
the blow-pipe at work, and what i*
the. result? A ragged bntton of lead!
Add made it paint—fire turns it back
to its original state.
Tbe corroder ahips to the paint fac
tories by tbe barrel. At the factories
the dry staff it poured into paint mills,
oil added, and the stuff is ground
through three different mills before it
comes ont as yon see it in the paint
cans. If the paint man is making
pore lead, he adds nothing. If he so
desires the lead is adulterated. while
boy will stand here and covet creed of the evangelical churches, there is of it. False again. They be- all winter. When'this was lounti out,
10,000 cans per day, while a man work- which skeptics in onr time find sweet I lUve that the Holy Ghost alone can the people who had scorned her gathered
ing with a soldering iron could not to chew up but never can digest. The I convert a man and conversion in that at one of the largest funerals ever held
cover 300. little book of evangelism which the I chnrch is by an earthquake of oonvic- in'that place, and gazed with interest
We have skipped many things about aogel of the church hands out is to I tion and a snnbnrst of pardon And upon the face of the martyr, but it was
paints, bat we have learned more by them a luxurious morsel of witticism,|aa to temporary emotion, Lord, give ns too late. Vicarious sacrifice,
this visit than you oonld have acquired bat lies in them afterward a dry dys-1 all more of the temporary emotion that Anybody who has a heart is
in any other way in a lifetime. It was pepsis. I Mathew Simpson and Bishop Janes a with sneh a story as that, but they tell
not necessary to your future success to All intelligent people have creeds, I half century, keeping them on fire for ns it is a dry and absurd doctrine when
know these things, bnt you oonld either written or unwritten, that is a I God rill their bodies burned ont in his Christ puts forth his povsrty to pur-
also become a merchant without know- olass of theories, which yon have adopt-1 rervioe. chase onr eternal riches, and his self
ing that the earth revolves around the ed—political creeds, that is, beliefs] "Justification by faith,” they say, is abnegatton to secure our enthronement,
about tariffs, about currency, about | another dry and unexplicable techni- and he kneels on the sharp edge of
civil service, about governments; social I cality. Bnt that means that as soon humiliation to let n» climb*
creeds, that is, opinions about manners | as a man eonfides in Jeans Christ as lacerated shoulder into life and Leaven
and customs, and good neighborhood, I the Savior from sin God lets the of- Men admin Emperor Trajan because
When a man dies, the first care of esthetic creeds, that is, belief about I fender off. Anything mysterious about when mounted for battle be got off hia
his friends is to place at the door ofthe tapestries and ornamentation; aye, reli- that? "Regeneration,” they say, ia horse to do jnstioe to a poor woman by
honse a cop of cold water, a custom for gious creeds,that is, a group of lenfi I another inexplicable word. Wall, re- the wayside, but cannot see any beauty
which no satisfactory reason is assign- ments about deity and about the soulandl generation is only being made over in the fact that tbe conqueror of earth
ed. Then a suit o! really good elothes about the unseen future. The only] again. It ia another name for reoon- and heaven dismounted from the white
must be burned, together with most of being who has no creed about anything jstruction. The old Constellation, a horse of heavenly triumph to appease
the dead man’s wardrobe—his boots an idiot. Reoenily the beliefs oi j man-of-war, lay at tbe Brooklyn navy onr spiritual beggary. They are
and shoes, bed and bedding, opinm evangelical churches have been under a | yard. Famine came in Ireland, and thrilled at tbe valor of the Horatil and
pipe, horses, honses, sedan cniur, and fosilade of caricature and miarepraeen-1 tbe old Constellation, that formerly tbeGariatil,whowentont,threeebam-
any other possessions which he is like- tation- Men in pulpits and on plat- carried ballets and cannon ball and pious for the Romans and three chain-
ly to care to have with him. for he will forms have set op certain things as gnnpower, carried bread to Ireland, pionafor tho Albans, to dscide the
require all these things in the spirit the orthodox faiih,and then have level-18o a sinner loaded down with sin is fate of a nation, bnt have no qniekened
world, and his reception there will' be them all their musketry of dennn-1 refitted and loaded np with the bread pulse as they see onr ebampion, Jesns,
considerably better if he arrives well ciation. They put np a mere effigy of I of life. He hauled down one flag and go ont alone against all the allied forces
clothed than it would be should he ap- evangelism to shoot at. They mis- he put up another. of earth and bell to brule for the em-
pear in beggarly want. It is consider- itate and falsify the evangelical | He came into this ohnrchthrM weeks sneipation of the human race. They
ed that genuine articles should be sac- churches. ago drank, and sat back by the door can even appreciate the spirit of Bnce-
rifioed for his original outfit, though They eay, for instance, that the l and replied in subdued tone to the phalus, Alexander’s wax horse, whioh,
paper representations are equally effi- Presbyterians believe that God ia a I preacher. “That’s a lie.” Bata after being gashed and fatally wonnd-
cacious later. For the same reason it savage sovereign who made some men I church nsher heard him, and told, him ed until all his arteries seemed opened,
is most important that all funeral ar- to damn them, and that there are | to be silent or go ont. He came the kept a staggering on until he got his
rangemenls should be the very best infants in hell a span long. There is next night sober, and was regenerated, imperial rider clear out of peril and
that can be procured; and tbe survivors not an infi lel on earth, though he had | Being in the liquor trade, he sent back then with one groan expired. Mora
often impoverish themselves for years a retainer ^of a thousand dollars a ^day, Jail the samples of ram sent him the appreciation for the bravery of a brute
i of death to save all tho*-e.
retainer of a thousand dollars i w . w _ I
to provide what is considered a decent who could manage in the coarse of ten | day before h# resigned that business, in Whalf of his master thau’for him’
burial. The corpse must be arrayed J«rs to make an honest, fair and accu- and loves the religion he once hated. I the divinely-hnman, who flung him-
in new clothes, with a cap and satin rate representation of what the Presby- baptized him last Sunday morning, self from the highest heaven into the
boots, (snehadress as the deceased terian Chnrch believes. It believes | Large salary has been offered him if raging s * ‘
wonld have hired for the day had he
been going to a feast.) The coffin,too, «, #
mast be handsome and expensive, uo!” says the antagonist who baa | home the news of his con version to his and adore theye magnificent doctrines
This, however, is so very important chewed up the little book of eieeds aud | Christian mother, she writes back a 0 f Christ while others scoff and jeer.
that persons who can possibly afford i* *■-- —w:.*-—i I *- 1 -‘— -* “ T# " .n . * -• • * •
:hase their coffins daring their life. _ __ , _ _ . . . « - -
free agents. | Bat we acknowledge get ont of means, oome home. Yon gelism I have nothing bnt prayer for
dntifnl son can offer to his^ parents is a possibility everywhere else. 1,1 will always find me ready to rescue their recovery. When, daring the last
fine solid setot "longevity boards,” DeWitt Talmage, am a. free citizen ofl yon.” He told one of his dissolute century, the plague was raging in ~
that they may have tbe satisfaction of Brooklyn. That is, I go where I please companions tha story of his oonvar- don, then was a N>tel near the c
superintending the making and vara- wid when I please. Yes, bnt I have I sion. "Oh,” said his dissolute com- tery which excited much comment,
ishing of their own coffins! In like four sovereigns over me. The highest panion. "If you have become a Chris- The nation was in agony of frigant
manner the provident Chinaman likes court of my denomination is my | rian, you ought to go and sneak to a and bereavement. Wagons were driv-
to secure his grave and that of his ecclesiastical sovereign. The Mayor dying girl in yonder house about her en through the streets and the bell
family daring his lifetime. Bo a geo- of the city is my municipal sovereign, soul. She is dying of quick consump- rung and the people brought out their
mancer is employed, at a high rate of The Governor of New York is my tion.” He was led to her bedside, dead. Twenty or thirty oorpses in a
pay, to ascertain at what spot the State sovereign. The President of the] She was dying in a room where all cart wonld pass by. Not in-a grave,
Fung Shni is most favorable, and there United States is my national sovereign, around were dissolute. He told her but in great pita or tranches they were
land is bought, vaults are prepared Yet with these four sovereigns in every that Christ wonld save her. "What buried; 1,114 were buried in one pit.
and a mound in tbe shape of a horse- faculty of body, mind and son! I am a | makes vou think that?” said tbe dy- Churches were open day and night for
■hoe ia erected above each grave. It frre man. . %i . ling girl. The new convert took ont prayers, and all England was in woe.
is of the utmost importance to secure a If I would to-morrow walk in the I his New Testament and said: "It is Bnt at the wayside inn near by the
■pot well shielded from the baneful, oorridor of Mercantile Library and lm-1 in thia book.” "Showit to me,” said greatest burial place, a writer aays, a
blighting influence of the north, but prove my niind, or go^through the con-1 the dyfog girl. ^ Thawosavirt said: group of hardened men sat blasphem-
fully exposed to all sweet influences
from the south Such a grave is so
well pleasing to the dead that the
posperity of the family holding snch
ground is almost assured.
LCved by Ladles.
Ladies love delicate and delicious
perfumes. In. Parker’s Hair Balsam
4 they not only satisfy this taste, bnt
Lave ah article; which arrests falling
bsir.remnYM-handraff.restorss the orig
inal color and imparts a beantifnl gloss,
*oftnsai:hnd;dIfe.' Does not sou tbe
lineo/is;no aZdye, cleanly and eoonomi-
: fob. 4-lm
The Hard! Gras Carnival at New
aervatory of my friend at Jamaica, who|"i have neglected thia book myaelf, all
haa blooming nnder the arches of glass] my life, until a few days ago, and I
flowers from all zones and aqaarinma | cannot find, the place,' but I know it
■squirm with trout and goldfish, and I] is somewhere between the lids of this
wish to plnck ripe oranges and bananas j book,” Then he began - to leaf over
from the branches, I may do so. And ] the book, and strange and beantifnl to
if I want to go np to the furnaoes of] aay, hia eye fell upon the worda of
one of tbe oil factories in Hoboken and ] Christ: "Neither do I condemn thee,
jump into the flames or leap off the] Go and sin no more.” Sbe said:
platform of a Philadelphia express train ia not possible that ia there. Let
or from tbs deck of a Fulton street I see it for myself.” The New Testa-
ferry boaO can do so. If I leap into ] meat was handed her..and she said:
the Hoboken fnrnac*s, who ia to blame? | "Ye#, yes; I sea it for myself, and I
My friend ont at Jamaoia who offers accept the promiae: "Neither do I
ms hia conservatory? That is all there | condemn thee; Go and sin no more.”
is in Presbyterianism about God’s tin a few hoars ber spirit fled, and ber
sovereignty and man’s free agency. | funeral sermon was preached by the
God rules and reigns'and haa conser- new convert who only a few days *”
vatories and he has blast furnaces. If fore had been a blasphemer ai
yon want to walk in the gardens you J'drunkard, bating God and all that ia
may and if yon want to leap into the]good. That was regeneration! If von
red hot cauldrons yon may. If yon can find aay dry husks of technicality
choose the cauldron rather than the] in that show them to me. Regenera-
conservator, who is to blame? Of oomse | tion! By the pnrdoning grace of God
tbe one who made the conservatory and all made over again,
sent yon a written invitation to cornel A ship captain’ two or three year*
and spend yonr life among the cactus ago came and sat in yonder gallery,
and palm trees. We simply mean that I He did not believe in churches and he
grinding. There is a species of quartz
rook called barytea. When this i»
Will cure Rheumatism, Cramp Colic.
Cholera Morbus, Neuralgia. Infiamation or
the KldneyaWWUow orFekmjtore Throat.
i now very
wRl *
a long way. Call at the
Socca, Old Sores, Co
or sungs oi insects.
p of Insects, reptiles or'Dugs’. Dr!
i has used this remedy Inhlsprac-
efor fifteen ^ears ulth^greatsuccesstn
just Above the Post Orfice.
Jan28-sfsw
St
people In Upeon and Taylor <
hare been cored by the use of this
il remedy. If you are suffsrin*
iibmsi namad above, buy
releived. Itcanuotbeex-
ippressed Mensti nation.
JOHN J. OLIPHANT, ’
i wbom all orders should be ad-
. R.OA1
RLBLK.
BROKER AND
Commission Merchant
dealers In (toi
tore delivery
vite* his friends to call at bllto
» received f
pulverized it closely resembles lead,
and is largely aped to adulterate it.
Did yon ever call a boy a "putty-
head?” Well, you did‘■Tt without
knowing anything ab -ut putty. Here
is where it is made: So many pounds
of whiting are placed in thi* great iron
basin, so mnch oil added, and then
the machinery is set in motion. Iron
knives kept mixing the stuff up and
turning it over and over, and a grind
stone, weighing 4.000 pounds and facet'
with iron, rolls aronnd the basin tweu
ty times a minute This atnfie
is called a "chaeer.” and it mash
es the putty down as fast a*
the knives can fling, it over. Pare
patty is made aim* st entirely of whi
ning and linsc^l oil, although a small
quantity of cotton-sced oil is used in
every grade to prevent it from drvioir
too soon. The next grade contains
'TE, end I m.ke NO »t»ut half marble dost, xndthe poore.t
elusive mi insgement of Gen’ls G. T.
Beauregard of La., and Jo Hal A. Ear
ly, of Va., and some $252 500 waa soat-
terad about. It will all go over again
on March 10th, of whioh M A. Dauph
in, New Orleans, La., will inform yon
on application to him.
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gwysvjPBWsma wnx tm lussionss
savin T. TOUTS. VrsprlstS*.
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isstsfi
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question and
Soaps! Boaps! Soaps
ITy some of the fine assortment o-
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We grind all our own Pepper,
Spice, Ginger, etc., and they are
always fresh and pure, at
Dr Eldrldge’s Drug Store.
Magnolia Balm
is a secret aid to beauty.
Many a lady owes her fresh
ness to it, who would rather
not tell, and yt* can't tell.
On Tuesday last, February 10th, the
Kceneof the Carnival festivities was
unprecedented for gayaty. Thousand*
from all portions of the world throaged
the streets, after witnessing the cere
mony of the drawing, and gave loud-
spoken approval of the honeety of tbe
Loniaiua Sta^Lcdteffjl^andoftho'exll^* empire of the future* will have a [ had special dislike for Talmage. ^ Tbe
* - ~ —^palace and a penitentiary. - gospel arrow atroek that hearer in the
All onr cities have their peniten- ] heart. He aroee for prayer. Over six
tiaries. Suppose - some one had a feet in height, when he arose there wits
charmed key by which he could go no donbt about the fact that he had
through the United State* aud open l risen. Before he left this house he was
Raymond street jail and New York] a Christian- He went out among ship
Toombs and Moyamensing prison of owners and ship captains ana told
Philadelphia and all the dungeons and them what change had been wrought,
penitentiaries, what wnnld become ofl When on the sea and off Cape Hat-
this country in three weeks? Now the teras in a long-continued log, _ and he
empire of the future has ita peniten-1 and all tbe crew were at their wits*
tiary. Suppose the culprits of that end, he went to his room and -prayed
penitentiary ahould Ire let out and enter for the salvation of his ship and all on
the new Jerusalem. The first morning board, and came out, saying: "All
the gate of pearl would be found off its Tight, boys; at such an hour the fog
hinges. The linchpins wonld be ont I w iU lift. God tells me so in prayer.”
of the chariot wheels. The honse of
many mansions would be burglarized.
Angels of God wonld be insulted on
the street. Heaven will be a failure if
there be uot somewhere a lock-up-
all get to heaven without reterence
A man on deck laughed to scorn snch
an idea. At the time he said the fog
wonld lift a flash of lightning struck
through the fog, a flash that sent the
sniffer stunned to the deck. The Cap
w » to Hatteras lighthouse end lenly appeared
what their character was when '.bey j and the ship was put on bar course
left the earth. I wonder if in the heav- into safety. On the land the captain
enly temple Charles (initeaa and John j spend* mnch of his time among the
Wilkes Booth occupied the name pew. • sick, and he kneels by. those who have
I aanr a photograph in .\rkan*as of by their illnebs been in their bed* for
spier
processions that went by. and when a
man utterlv demented by the death of
hia entire family stopped at this hotel
on his wav from the grave-trench they,
ridiculed him and taunted him with
want of course in not leaping into
the pit into which the cart
hnd tossed the bodies of his household.
There they sat, day after day and
night after night, scoffing at men, and
scoffing at women, and scoffing at God.
After a while the plague struok one of
them, and within two week* all had
fallen nnder it, and they had been
dropped into tha trench near the month
of which they had'indnlged their rib
aldry. My friends, the plague of "sin
has ravaged onr world. Millions have
(Bad under ita power. While conse
crated men and women all through
Christendom am attempting to stay the
plague there are those who have noth
ing bnt derision for the attempt, and
they scoff at evangelism, and scoff at
the chnrch, and> scoff at God. Let
them remember the fate of those who
sat at the wayside inn when the Lon
don plague spread ont its two black
wings of destruction. "Blessed is tbe
man that walketh not in the counsel of
the ungodly, nor standeth in the way
of sinners, nor aitteth in tbe seat of the
toornfnl.”
OUR LITTLE GIRL LOOKS
careworn and pale Worms are destroy
ing her. When we send-to the store
again don’t forget to hny a bottle of
8hrinsr’s Indian Vermifoge.
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