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About The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1875)
The Meriwether* *County Vindicator. Y oi.. THE VINDICATOR. PI HI-ISHIW* KVKUY FKIIMY, BV teM t. revill. Al' i' 'k l I’EH ANSI M IN A \>\ , utn t.U* of th<* Court Honsr "t*W“ ll'tir* of frtvcrli.lllS. •i nr ih<i: li lip; Tvcar 1 nph |l 00 ‘J 'iM 50 7 00 ! 13 00: o i.u hl** I 50 ! 5 OWjWSO 10 00 j 15 061 g 11. 'e> 700 S fuiyPrxl 15 00 *35 00 i C .,I | 500 10 001 30 00 35 00! 35 00 1 j 7 00 15 00*3500 :1566 00 • 0 Iml 110 Oo 30 00 55 in* to 00 SIOO jfT A libera! deduction made to tfeo* a Iverlising by t'ip month or year^M^ COUM TY: OFFICERS. OKPIN \ ' v Jaa. \Y H mMe* SI IKUIFF •• \\ I*. Fiver < l.K'iK s <• .. .... \ .1 Ut* T\ \ HK<-VIV Kit ... Wf r i \ \ . ill.l.Kt lOH w U P.*l T S.\-l liKlt I- M Adams St li\ K\OH OF Mnh*ws O CNTV X nMMtSSH 'NTtt*. | IU U id -f*—ls vewt. J,--. lOHfi.U.p, II M M<‘ 4)P. U A 11 rd J A JyuoHSVr, OH* iioAKii uty-nu^rioN. W Park. *#. ... li. loHA-Tarkcr, A ll man, Soifc M.NA I*li i: I* 'Mi. I IMit I M.M IV HH| ' f^is ’]p\ ** w^'~,' ty' BUSINESS Cy^&gjßj IIS A I* A US, \ TIoKNKA ATI.AW, J\ Omrkwvim.k, Pa wn'd in .. l:. •• -u Memnlbei and lire uP jAiinuif rAUIIiW OK iHUE i. Il.v \I , A \ rrihnin \i i.aw. * J \ (1 It KK M I I I K, O A A 11 KIO.I.MAN. \ rroHN i V A l I.AW • \ I.KKkM l! < *M GW Alt tmOiHn* entrusted l' l*b 'ic atl. iUI c | 1.1 pr un i \ and tali " * : —hm i-. a aJi liion v. jg < |}•| •J ' , | •*! I*s til flp fmr • 1 .a. • • J Aulll '•) A 1 ' ’ GIUJJ . , M HO l ill l‘ Carpont r’ t Tln>m*\ N M.liliam, nm the Warm Hi.i iu- < nut|■ <ii > .li l lav I' ft' i to lutnjM 1,, fit, i. 1 ;T flit p'lblir ilia! In 11 * ~l 11 .-x. t all .il ( AKPKNTI ’PH VOillK^^ w i'h lijiutli mill i:mpalrti Pul uiiagc aoio iu -l jrnt 15 il rr STOVES KTOVES!! #T J uai .mi i. lt ilib MON I VI K • I A!. man, J. T. SLAUGHTER, Il t* j,< fit ' *• U(iU V % +4iK &.i uV i.-! < *11!.; nn/1 i> Ap**nt f*f tl* M-. K*i r\T7Vf#T.! M :l • \,V. r\ WA'K II M A > hi*.l oil** r COOK STOVES COAL and W'OD HEATIN'- I‘>Vi • nr.ti i- m tiifig wt Low Pric<*rt* Mi k -uiuj'i'.! wi'li 'i* i" ' l, KKA -.OJSAIJLK TEKME. ,-H>><%•(, Job work of *ofy (*,• rj|,ii'ni and leasonsbly LAMP* >ftfLA>lP <NfODH, K F.R'f- HENE OIA and HOME FVIt XLJfltfNO GOODS Generally on bsnd strd until the fir l ' l of November will piwiiively I*- sold at Cont. J F NLAL'OHTEH. Agt For Balo- Peed Wbtel, nd Oats for sale. Ore hundred bushel* purple ft raw *eed Wheat; Fifteen bo die la winter Rtriey , H t hundred tmuhels Prince Wrd I*lnd Oat*. i'r.oe Wheat $! |<er bushel Harley $ [*r bdtfeJ—Oats *i' r*r bushel. A. J BXELO!f, *2O Ira 6| miles b. K. of Giecoville Notice. ALL PEKJSON3 de*inns> witches, chicks, sewing machine*, pianos, do:., •repaired wßpdo well to call <m Capt. L D Rc-.i.le, at Jodge David Ellis' “lore. He had an experience of ten years n the !>*ji Sad uses no whisky in hi* prac’ice, which ibsurCi nooces*. Jewelry rejraircd Plain jewelry fkade to order. All work guaranteed. Beiisie’e sew ing machine oil the beat in the wot Id. at |1 a pint Tke Kennesaw Gazette A MoSTTILT PAPKB, PUBLISH CD AT ATLANTA, GA. Devoted to Railroad nleU, Literature Wit, sad .Huauit. Fifty Cent* per Year CHROMO to evejy subscriber. Address KENNL&AW GAZETTE, Ailasutii GRKENVII.I.F., MERIWETHER ( OTNT.Y. (iA., SUFTEMPEIi 31. 1875. Dr. J. Bradfield’s FEMAIE REGULATOR ] WOMAN S HOT PKIKMir Wi'l tiring on tlie MJS when they have noi la-vn i-slali islual. alsti lieu tl:c> li.a. . lita'O sutipiessi'iL lr<im ummi iial panso> ! WW cnif Klitauuytoi a" i MenaUatii*>n, in-uo. in, and ltiinn <>l -• irbM. Will ov-flow* Wilinp, . f the 1 taull ill it ia y attain ■ >r l);nl belUli. It is A* swe a in all lb*‘ nbnvr >li> i.~ wQ inbii in Cwlb i • F i'pi LviUM CH 4.'11 q UnntiM.lv. a ..I nil till* ab. dist'ai-M *ithont iiVfabnit tluir c.>n|4inU In any <r'ii, winch ia always m. lili !<.-• f > i " i'l If and nindcsiy. Tt I- ICC' imnVn ',l ,n ' us. ~ln ihc bes ♦'tvsicinni in ib| s ivu.' * I‘i'K'i • y r a lii.iii'i "nl lltf all of ilisi ases, te'Uiflcatta .it Its w.intlrf il lilies and dlrt'Cli 'i s, lilt* reader is re ‘erred to Hie wri>j.er nrountl ibe- ItoUle. .Matiufaclur e.l *utl sivbl bv r a . A—UX- I 111 sli ilia a I*l' ee $1 50. ii t AVIi-n yon n eft with one mi|vied Of w Mctrt deed of sloitne. tin* in nil i-i ■ nl —ln .illrss blame; g *■'till gif’ll \ llalllt ■ iMdhs'iiiercd tmdii*'K, ah I Tliinli bis emniilion, i W uti-ii aJiiti’i wtjrd bn u tain f m cold US|ii. tl'n s b.ii UO’ 11 UI It ngnbi ■' tbal U ill Mb'' NnJßft. ause UmsoitP bittl, Uat rhow. j Jf. \W iii ir bfims'inis lb lit an acrrtm ktudly |>t nwß sfnr.eiimrs nh dndnin, LPuau by yu.iyuiK olUum bHmliy T 1) min Atic inuni eut u> uaiu e. agdflft Sit lit >t <1 I^l^^ in i^i an e "it ,JL: i M 1 w \ i ■ ' ■ P|HH|pPHy[ | i ■ e ■ rfc MBK-aBL a !" i "i ' ‘I > v f 1 Mj|>p at H wiUI •naojitlll u>6'i'flb. , I : ~s.t->i ■H_.ti*-jime.- tit ben a tmtffcetrfettal mill a-Ulntt him I • way hi I Oily 11 til. [ami tin ii rinm.il'd • till* lam Will (Dill 111.: .atmosphere, Ia ■ ■1 f* i, „u,rn •"•'’ 1 wiT.th.'i n 3 s ! xiii: !i: 'i-a led Hi. lx in. 1 man,. Ui. wxuu_ • .... :j ~ iii'iii-. in.| biting I.in |ii'ii holder. !\% n;i uiii'i J r imji.i'l into ill** 'l* nr, shook himself n,i. 1 i mil hi k-o : • I ,ii min will cool tin: atmosphere won't M r ' s' N , -ii ! VI tin 1 offb <•' ri‘'> &' the | top ill fit* vii'ninl In- and fif'd w'iillop ! tin* ii .t infill wji'i mi l '\yyf tn I*kHi. Ili’ 1,.v luiiml hi. Mo rjefer when along earn*' h tail y nut' nine With lot*g no*-. ll'- ooked into >tJe office, hailed, ami * In toodfirTfie door and shook lilt umbrella, lip *lll ill Don’t you till ' rafn will cool tin at Xq • ti)a(t your Wbit4 eyes, I don't! yell <•<) tin; man who wan writing, and lie threw down his pen and made ready lor the iwxt one. Along came the man who Vim an office *l.ove, and Is a very good man and a wor thy citizen, and lie stuck bis head in the door and called out : Ah I *e’H ai! Sleep better to night! Don't you think the rain will Ho, you old liar I yelled the door with wicii sad dense** thai the inquirer tell oil the step, rolled over his umbrella and ant down on hi* hit. fie got up and said lie wanted to lick somebody, and aa'd be tliirßted for blood, bn', the rain calmed him down, and the office man locked hi* door and hong up a sigh reading •Not a blamed hit color than befor , [Detroit free fheaa. With the exception of the Harrisburg Telegraph and Pitlsburg Commercial, the Republican press of PenusyiTania *t>e*k of Judge Perbing, the Democratic nominee for Governor, a* a candidate of great in dividual merit and of peculiar strength a* a competitor of Gen. Hs’trantt. On the piatfortn there is a wide liver sity of opin ion. The New York leading dailies, with out excep'ion, condemn the financial plank. However, the adverse criticism within the party in Pennsylvania is very lirnitci], while a portion ol the Hepnbliuan j/apers of the blate rather favor it, and no more than half of them actually antagonize it. The Cincinnati Commercial, an independent Republican journal, despairs of the Repub beans standing up against 'be inflation simoon, whilst the New York Times, an administration organ, confesses li.ai the danger of the people accepting inflation aa a remedy for financial ill* is imminent. Tlie lumfly IHiyiirlttn If any wh*te there mrc to Ik> found inion•; men a lmrallel to tlrt* U.vt 1 StW'i> herd, bow iusiinrtivcly stsonlit wc all linn lor if it tun lamily |>tnician ! W lio j. there that, like him, aetjli* ti s’and beiwecu us and ibe outer darkness ? Wit., is ib. knows our e -ll . ' * • I lilt' and deal i ; we bang tijlip bis wind (or seutt iiec or repiiere ; when lie conies in at the door wc though lie brought satrty In with him ; he goes by the window we muhl onr hiesaim; niter him. ile is 1m a man ; be pursues a science Banded mi sbillbig sands; bis work is! largely experimental, and in many places be gr pea in a mote than twi liebi gloom. But lo our ignorant helpless 10-saHiia bmUcd know ledge seettrs to be the .dear siglit of *goti, bis slimiest avttnniuH a tkiug. m&o _—Sjwrc up and consider itoro 1 truth, .ilia.decision an a* tin Sjjifs of the we die, we cling 0 bia hands as we iMtiutu the daik river, while be is likdtbe Whforllng rod aiitlslull Of St-lipture live, wc feel as though t'l Jits E ?tI that we igii means, I'leni and merciful Pcf£39niiid him ; but wc rta'i igniayhhn as the agrtilof that l > ow er, who has fol into his hsiulS, as It were, the issue dypmt and the grave. The swans to us unlike all olhcrTtien. He is impersonal as a spir it Wc n'tfi for him in our truublOs ; wc go lo him with our erievauces ; we ocufess to litin the ailment Wc would hide twin ill Bnore try to "pul the itti blui than we would it, tor we are aware i wc a-c ho can nttord i*tl, and no other, is the lie is aetpiaiiiled wiili oi boUieUid-’ls, with the brstories ol tortured lives; lie knows ovi i what home pctn t broisls ; he' knows uHi-H 1 ll..!;t Ml I ■..i1.-1.1i.m ...t,■. ■ d<> is lot"-.! 'll! I *W| i ini mg those phyifctauf VJjhaseenifßWc tic uctua! % ol ' ft M t il’ of evil ? BkiW be 1 leii v bow i, how he nifl - aftb e--, and We U ex* w:th ntr tor -I=s ilk In 'he otmil/bt, peril up, to :i!U (eohat -■> =o I 1 1 iv * . miiets in flWig whuty wind*. Digit t j.• •uiv- in with him then out of the thick I dar*uiiH.-. In ilie morning lie tiling* In the dulsjje vigor ol the healthy world lie in Mjrft'io come and give* us-oastrauce font cWhen the run la departing and taking all our little cheer with him us the dreadful night Bdn in aguip Arid when the balance hang an • hat a hub'* weight may incline it either way,- up happy light or down intdf the dark region where all nban don then be spend* sleepless Itlglil* beside us, discard* liw* seriou* rnaltcrs, Is sway only on dying visit*, make* our woes hi* own, and iiianifcuta on hi* errand ol mercy all the devotion ol love. An 1 what motives are they that urge him to lid* suhlime unseiflshriea, this work and suffering ? Not money or the love of it , lor he :* paid at Irent but a pittance, and seldom collect* the hall ol hi* dues. Not lame ; for when hi* day i* done, and he l|e, down lor his longaud we I aerned real, hi* name soon follow* him, or lives only in the grateful tecollection of the gener itiou he haa served and ttaved. In almoat 'any other path in life he could acquire far more of either of these perishable things, with infinitely lea* cost to himself. It can, then, tw only Uie love ol science and the love of fit* fellow Dien that Ipur him to this heroic duty, b> this unfailing sell sacrifice , and, beyood his success from dsy to day. the chief rewaid he has Is that his very work at once refines and enlarges hi* na tore, and gives Ills soul all the time a strop ger and nobler existence. Never, then, can we pay or attempt to i-ay to our family phystciMMhe ohligatiou of gratitude fhat we owe Biro His steady labor, his enthuaiaatic research, hia utter •elf forgetfalnesiyhis spontaneous sytiijm .thy,Jus htthhttntijfccndcriieaa— neither gold nor gifts, neither words, act, can • ver make the account even with him lor the abnega tion and surrender such things imply ; and all that we do is with our whole hearts to acknowledge the debt The Alabama Constitutional Convention met at Montgomery on the fith. Genera! L P, Walker was chosen President by accls 'nation, Republicans and Democrat* ail voting for him. Hia lather was President of the Convention which adopted the Con slitu lion hj 181 b, under which Alabama wa* admitted into the Union, The Noith Carolina Constitutional Convention met at Raleigh on the same day. Dr. Edward Ransom, Democrat, wa* chosen President on the fourteenth ballot. h anfs Ri |ilrta Ames. The Cry of Atr.is ftr troo|is Inis si lust been answereil h> Onial, partly in bis own wools an I pa. Ity throu .b bis atoirncv. — lir.utt's despatches it Ibe iit |s>nt si Wash ingtou, use liMigioigo that ’ends more like l be bheitldhirsiy t diet ol a tb'spot Unci tin exprcssi trurol Ibe president ol a irpulilii Says the Dictator, “1 shall instinct tin commander to b ive no child's play, it then is necessity for m litari intctl.reiuv." ti n be rs still 0> hlpcllni to m km'ivli dg- tb.d the "great majority rut ready now to cm demn inlcrftsr.-nce on <hc p.m ol the g->\ crnnmnt.” The truth is til last forcing ii> wa,Vot I'.illfotni-i has .Its iated il, 'Maine indicates it,!and t> tin will soon UiuntU r il We the present 'temper ol the American people, it this lordly edict ol tlr ntdoeanotllielb.ii' indignation, and ibis bold Ujdk ol bavotU'ts, ol w hoso gleam the) have long sim e tired, does not sw ell t lie i auks ol the host that are rallying to i himivcrif.lliW iiT s utlliiarj? despntisin. tradietl ntj that we aft not gllru Hint Ibe* tuosl apjvWprhtie heading tt> this mlitoiial would Ufcye been “Drunk Again.” Certain il is, tbid they Ant leil Atttrs tie must abide tbe constitution, calUho leg'lslaiuru Uigetlm er nxhaust other ttnsfßios, Ittihne be ts ui t ill*ti to troops, be cm h-assures him that the those lawless traitors to human tights, () miserable ellort to help a sinking yjit tisan cause. But instead of hclputwytli. lepubllcaiis til On io, Hi is deymiie, bTOod thirsty, falsify Hg^ufismd mlhiibstit,!' will beat lUettt dowit 10 afj|i deeper infamy. , OtunMUrntuiiiv, Fioritj i, sltovvS M goTiil stnfo ot afftiftPPA ctirresp imlent ol He Unlou Mims up (tins : A! tbo clime of Um war there were not e\tnedtng fast wiuls In Orgltge county. Thu last ceiisii- 18?.'i shows a rusidmu |t.i])uliltltni ol ovtu S.tSill white ajjl-3tk> blacks There art unw over Ulty tOpft.'UiUlu houses, ■ ton bote's and houwl*tj|b"Use, twenty schools, six ohureb (on 6 We prettiest in Hie tit ate,) neatly five Imfenntl acres r!r tre.l ami planted in orange trees, neatly a million seetlHng rnangfl tf* rt, twenty new post nlttcca, anti mow iljttti a huutliiiil weal Illy mm-rcuuU'iiU planting and preparing winter lioiiu’h, hunl about fffly Invalid physlviaus, hut not one ifectqr hving by tits pr.>tti,,ii, Wc have many wrtliers who cmmi hero without a dollar who il u ivv woith friun mm thou sand to tidily tbousauil dnllsi*, and tin llnoav court house in the Htaie. More Ilian ■l^oMploglev ha* been tuude in two the.cioi'. a. i p, BEBpi.'S, y.-ai m. ■ ***<• PM it tnLi "o' n i". 11, .* I 1 " I" * oJHp no 111 ' enmunl pi’c m olii coining 'm ft wTH uli be tali u piciiy moti. A l.lrt ig Pit M tlABI) hk flv o OH" know* that e ibbtge vvid not grow Inst or l]?etd out WOltoßlih'"* rhe'y lit.! hoed Vi u.iFly olteil JTo- l lihvii also learned thin lion crop does the b' st il h'H''l i -.i ly in the in lining, while the dew in on tin gro in I, llorrlng later in the day, when ill,- dew Ii is evuporateil, will not h ive tin stniiij iID< t. flic reason* appeal to be ities" , The dew being covered w iili oil Is relumed, and help* keep the einlli iindai. 11 coutapis a large nuiouiit ol oxygen, w lift h it tool. lioui Hie nil. T/Son acts to Uecoiii irrise tin sill, and to hasten the glow 111 ol plant*. It gjno libsoi d* a Urge q laid ily 'I umiiiuniii, w Inch ladiioclly tak. n up by tin plant* .Novv'tffi- name eu<t*C ought to pro sllii e the on the other plants whd il list been found by observing lafiutis they do." Market gardener# pieler to ban |s.(utoe* lined eitfier when Hie soil is wet with dew or alter a slight ralu. Observation* mad vAjytmo i>i (lie best farmer* in Wwcog|Wii, extending tlirougli tnmty year*, convimaid him that llnre was great land while it was wet Especially ws* this the case or gran* wa* ploweu under. Ipwas found that tho gias* aud uiucft aoonvr, and that the sue were larger and of better quality. What Tn no IN Cask o y Acciobnt.—. I'rof. Wilder, ol Cornell Univeraiiy, gives these short rules for action in case ol acci deut. ft would not be a bad thing toWnit them out atid tarry them in one's |KK:ket b >ok, or comnijt them to memory ; If choked, go upon all lour* aud cough. Kor apoplexy, raise the head and body ; tor fainting, lay tile peion fl it down. If ag artery is cut compress il above the wound ; if a vein in cut, compress It below. For dud in the eyes, avoid ruldnlig, dash cold water iu Uieip ; remove cinder*, etc., with the round |>oiul of a lead pencil. Remove insect* Iroui the car jy tepid water. Never put a hard insliuineut into the ear. For siigirt burns, dip the part in water; it the skin is destroyed, cover with varnish Cincinnati woman, says ; 1 nc-yer knew but one worn in, in my me, who chore to make her huvbainf’a shirts, an J confess ed she liketl to do it ; and she had nothing to do ; could leave them any moment, had someone else to make ail the button hole*, Lad ready-made bosoms, abd when stie finished her hail doz:n waa presenleJ by bar rtrifchfntl Sjioise wftb Twenty dollar in greenbacks. No liked it. 1 tt lint lo 'lViieli Out f IlililiTli. Ttitli I 111-11 l m!| ItlitflhV IVtii h lhMi lo tiiakt- In al. Traili llx'in Hi imtUr skills Tt 8T ti them T, A T !U} bum* lails IVacli Hum not lo \trai lul.wo lutir. I l .tl ll lilt*lll H lAf.il tUuk. \\ (tl Iff sl.in-5* 'lt>ch Ihciii U| iii tliii wa) liuy slmul. .;o. I*oi li Hi* in littw lo wu.'li anti iioi rUnlirs, l\<u li l Ucm Row to make tilth owi. tirt s f'. ~ l f.n ii llttl 11 ilial n ilo la.l is only ilm hlh* units. I > irh I lie u U) ctuiK ii m't), I mtdi n{ vli t uiD. Trach llifm ii.svv hi tl.on aloi kilims ami m:w on 1 ll Hoi its. Ti ar llifin tVfiy iluy iii). Imul, [ iatl f t! f •11)111* >ll SyUhO. TVttfh tlu*m to say no, an.l n.fan it , cm jfCt anti gtfck t< n TtMUcU litem to vvui c**lico Urc-m to K \ do it ii% queens. Ahmch them tlift' a gimd rosy rontp i.- iv or lb fifty conNumpii*vue, Teiielt ibeui to regard the lum.tls anti um Ibn their lieaux. TnCuffmi ,fn tin- itiy-.li in t ..I kill lieu, dining room anil parlor. Tench tlieni not to bavu anything to do with intcmprntnHTilTr dissolute \ ouiig lit n To eft tliafti them the lit rt hot ouo lne latyoutl his iueonit: the nearer bo gula to Hie poor Ini iso. . Itely upon it that upon ytiui teaching tie pcmls in ngifiii ntciiMito the ttutl or W"t ol I hep ai4i Mitc - "Tcclr•them lied n. MBueady ineibauit !■ worth a tloz iii t loth. Teach tlieni the iiee.onipb limt tils inusu , painting, tlraw ipg il y oil bavu tune and money to tin it w 1111. Teach Un in that Pod made I Item in Ills; own image, ami no untuunl olli-Hit lacing wtil Improve ibe model M Inn kqiiliri'l* trill flu. " Tlti' lollnwingnver true tale ot the sipib lel by the Sloekion (t 'ill. Indi peinh ul ot •111 } 'll-I < > I'. K Kailrnlindll m ill.* a laid a lew dti\ ago on the tji|nw,.|* which abound in the '" ighhoiiwMi.i of Kicucli damp, and pley m|*m iRK wheal fields born which they fire gutMving their win lir supplies, 'k inlunußi: th it jjrpre i* all army ol III!' Jcst liioym llalis|ioiling till: wbeuUroill the, Ill'll ill'll One ol army ol were .Il.tended lyxrti shot, and limn In* niiiiilli small liainllui: ol ofin iortliy to i)i grain* mid found they nnmhcrtu! I welched a few grain* mi r one ounce. It Is cit'ciilutcd Unit mi uhle ho.lie ! o|i|lrrel tlml will 111 lend *l l ijily to hits,) rs, and not wash lime in diseiiasbig poblienl ipieaiio is, wid steal and Uilnsporl to hi* uudeigrounil wo*l't |l'..il-’ il —pmoitl ot wln al-pei tOy U Mil Ins n laliviw lie would gel uwuy with a ton, woilli to day iplJ A | croon, lioni tnis, inn loi,r> some idea ol the damage lh< uilbion* ol rodi lit* are dong in Ihn conn try, pa lin y an- all bnltiatrioui'y at Woili. | I l.e te t Tlif.il mu 11 gin ii Is ale gi ay, llki "..l ..i • i *i i, y m | 111 l lie, me I "I illio.il III' Minin hi/,e, Imt they live 111 thu giouiul Kd.J llkaljl'tKlil. Answkiiv A puplil ol Ah he HiconJ gave tlie following exliaolditmry uitswer* : What Is gratitude T flriitilude I* tin memory heart. What is hope Hope ja the blossom of hu|ipine*. Wlml I* the difleieiico hetwem hope and desire f lie iye ii a trge in lea l , iiope is a tree in bloom, aiei 1 "XjT l " I* It I foe hi tied What is eternity / A day without yesterday or to morrow , a tine that lias no end. ' Wlml i* lime ? A line that lout twrt ends, a pa'h U: gin* in the curdle and cuds in the tqjpb, Whataia Clod Tho necessary hiiiii of eternity, the tm reliant ol uatutwjllie eye ol the soul of tho work). Docs Clod letdßh I Man reason*, because he itsml.t* : ho de liherates, he decides, tiod is oiiuilscencc : lie never doubts ; ffo therefor* uever icu sons. \ Would You I Would you keep your io*y complexion ‘t Wear thick soled shoes. Would you enjoy ipiiet content I Do away with sirs and pit tehee*. Would you have others icsjn.ct your opin tons ? Hold and never disown tuoiu y oui self. Would you have good health ? Uy out in the sunshine, bickncs-* is worse tbitti Dick ies. Would you re*]met yourseli I Keep your heuil antibody cle-au. Would you retain the love ol a friend ? Do not be selfltisly exacting. Would you gam the confluence ol busi ness men ? Do uot try to SUppolJ the style ol your employer. Would you never be told s lie I Do not ask personal question.* r' / Would you steep wall a**4Yi-ive s goon appetite ? Attend to your owu business. Due ol me Methodist Episcopal ciiurches io Troy, If. Y., will hereafter use grape jel ly dissolved in water lor communion pur pose*. A committee <M thiee ladle* of the church has been ajqoitned to make tin. jelly CHKA’F S- >ii ill *i*ii Nhu - it tit) l J Sic. ” KNABE I’l ANt.S, t Hit K | |(, Nt, |; .\ N* S, H *t• Ai v,\ l*, .v.\i p |„| 1* .'-si y ; .tk), .tmt > 'ott Cl t ADS, MASON &. HAMLIN O U (i A N K , A Warren oittm Nti, S C. ivi usi * > y i v illuli I iI^WmI Wltl Mi'll |HHIUMOII IllMlflMtllPfitN lMl! trill plnilt'H Hii'l <rKMi In pai l imi>ui -nt vT.-I,tilu ii corithptm l‘>ii* v. Hniitl 11 ti I -is lnvt I to I‘IIIEI.Ii b, CHEW ,V FIiKYKII, fck'UUn l':t Music II itise, Allan la, Ua. l*tAN') IHi-YlN’D* ' ■ „ ' Mi Daunt ollci* hitt service* nr lulling an.l iiipiiins fenye ordela al tile rtliM-e fvlnigo i ITM iiJl ’r t RltW i I'TIKYMt TDK. ;fi* IvA N( J lOluS a NEW CASH 111) OT, HIM) K AND 11 AT STOIiE 9 TifUNICM miltilEMiAS, CAUDEIV ItA(IS, ETC. JLi la imiuinuucti OLI.U I ■ - TII.K I.KA fill lift pfr Li>W fItICKH WK, TIIK HMlfx. rtlMir- w fftlUl h Hint line t 111/d iih of' flu; oily ol AlUutit n ml v n i I lot l from m*v% iiitlil ilit* Ktlii ol Mum h. *T I<■ * llt.kl .Hi !<•>, Ii 111 1| U i<t|lllUt‘llO< yitllnu In oor N w Sjirlti;,' k ol lltHtli*,Klutrt tud llt, I'riiiil.H L'a Jill W Klltftl Olfff *t* if jift iMTiI of UooU, hloMin, ninl Ittilimllttr, Htt'/hl, lo link it it<’iu for our N w Hprtng iturt m to IlfU All |K rnoiirf v* ir-hinj/ r<| boot, mlioo or uniter won M st*l| lo t ill ♦ f : t 4 *•!,’ m fkr Orangorn New Oash | liottl., Hljom mol ll.it Ht ii'iv I*. 1,. Hrtfkli umt A, t'n. W j. iimnut4 o t.i Hull I.oolm, nhocN nut! loitu, nl * lower |iH*:c tli*!! MimMui rirtb’lcm tkifi Im bought in l lif; city ut A Ll.i ji In. Iltmlit and ohoefl Houle of L, LI A I IIEII ; i Fia|tr or Hbol/1y Mlomrf i |rf' hnro. H*t.m i* Ivc ijh a • ull and ci mill be our nio#h <f lion h, j N|ii mu hd Illal m, mol we (#rofiilMi Unit If wtt pimoff you in xlylt fiml >. w< •an In price, n w au • l<-h-rfiiifu *ll om il jToodx, in and w<> hope tbul Ibo rfilX'MiN of M rlweiJu r will Invwr tlx will* n call, :*♦ No, 7U WUilutMill Mrttfif, AUmiila 4in., til thu Oran Kt-rm' Ni w 1 <i lt*#ot •nd Hho# D L IIMICKUOUHK As CO. SOUTHERN FEMALE COl.Lr.Gfi, ! LAUKANDE, <fA, Ttth Tlnrly tmirtli Annual Ntrslbli tie * .in n| August, with the old oorph mf ii ,l llii.ri.ligh leaeliul*. ten f'rctuium* li.r exccllvnie it' Mutftfi,' I'uinldig and Drawing were awaiylpd pn pit* of ltd* college at Da. mule Jroff wl* imt* the liuft low'year*. " UoiuA, with WH.liiug, light* and fu \ per auuuui Mbb Tuini.il, |no. Dor catal 'g'n.* uldres* i. K. (!dX, I’ri's, WKH'l'hltN 1 idler fur sale lie '. •) . LAND ! wiiuu tra< < l‘ ia.iniug and limber land in a thriving u..d lapidly growing Western Hlate. On uc ii.unt 01 railroad*, Mrcufy cunahuClvd and immigration, these laud* are now id y rising in vulue. They will be sold very low lor Casti. A Clear and f’erlecl Title will be Uuuranlecd, with every tract sold, with deeds ol lull wairunly lion. rcafH.ti'i hie grantor*. I'artlc* desiring lo pareha o laud*, lot an early rise in value, lteal Estate Agent* sud’Tuuling Men, will find It to’ their kiUnVst'to adibtfc* WM. E. OUMF, Heal Kstam ealer, 170 William f.K V. Wetst 1/oint FEMALE COLLEGE, / tOLLEGIATKycar fur INTO fl Is, in* V J Wednesday, Hist day <u tv, teii.i-er ii -aid, lodging, tin l and lights furnish**, bi* lue Fre>ideut l- r * Per Alou th* 1 Music luiltoti |>cr annum fAJ. Prof Fi ctf He z, a tfiorougii and accomplished iuu ukiail. Itai of this de|irUnCut. I have been M West Point six year*, and have another six years lease on the burnt mg a p modi y *l.l lm* _ Ffeiir.n NO 40
