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About The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1879)
The Meriwether Cwinty Vindicator VOL 7 THE VINDICATOR puBi.rtusn xtKitv Friday, BY. WML T. REVXLTh AT f*(M !*BR ANNUM. IK IS OFFICE XcttTn >IIW PCBLIC SQUARE Hair* AslvertHteMt, 1 wk 4*Jur amolt mo j lrs 1 inch 100 *SC 4.50 >4-00 |l*oß a ncbts !58 300 850 110 00 115 U S uiAw !8 UO 000 lOOC, 15 00 I *6OO t M 1508 HIU> * col 700 15 t ]iSsU>'3s 00 16)00 col jIOOO3OOO J 35 00100 00 j SIOO car a liberal MtiaeiiaßßMtto to tlx.at sdwrririn* by the KWb or year. cou if fif oFfiOfirts ORDINARY A. Hibtoo SsHKiUFF O. Si. Flemmca CLERK Si. C W. H Kefter TAX KKCEIVKR. B A OtemMits TAX COLLECTOR .....J.O.Ohrtatlßu TREASURER J Aattoony ■aLUYEYOH O, F. Matthew* CO HUMaM. * Joliu K# J o "* COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. L.J. MUmr, a iron Sibley, C. J. l*w-b, , J. E Buchanan J. W E**a. BO ARP or education. John VV l’ark, W.J. llaro** MaJkou Unvn, B. A. I‘arker A. B. jf ireman, See- LN ATOR 3bili Dias Oct, F. M. Duncan RKPIUBOmTATIVKe r J. William*, C. W. Will lair.* BUSINESS CARDS I), li. KISITH, A ITOKSKY AT LAW J\ OWtMITJU K Ga W li! prarttoe In Meriwether aud tin as aM using tl <• <kwat* eircui' I1U)H. A. ATKINKUN, AITO*KI.Y AT LAW tiMNOItIUI, (JA. (fjfS&A. From, 1). I>. H., I > k.HIDhN I Dl-NT.HT • | \ I.IMKKMVII.LK OA Terms ( Mb. All work warranted. Work* Cbri-Uana, Lancaster Cos., l’. OAra: ?!) a lkaver M , York, Pv. <>ull' U’ liw proved Colton Win run ten *rc respectfully invited hi ex amine toi* Gin ix-tote bti; mg. I wll krep sample Gin, with Kwli . OumdegjguafUL DOUBLE HEVOLVING OijlTOS FltJfr'W (4lor eMag with a rmw > alwaya <n band lor exhibition We cnaraitce to* w*l ptrfeel vitufat (ton to Purchaser*, in vvery particular The pikx> will In reduce I next annoo !rom HUH to fk.9o permw to the Gin*. awiyH M to fU.'O m 0 # Fnlan -I r< i*r all to the acoaij>eiytng certificates mf well known (Motor* who on *i*ng Gh ieH’a rtn. a* to the eft re prteet obtained jr rot b n (inrcd era them. h A BfCEK* Ag>l G igiO. Os-. Match 10*16?#. Gximx, Oa-, March 1,187 k ■Wf. tha unJmign'."!. are idling the Gui lt!’. Improved Light Draft Cotton Gin 7h* Gin it of Roperfor 'Workmaoibip For iMt ginning, *af<ty In monte* Mid 11, bt draft, tfo <*o the mm? work,; *e Uiink It has n ayvai; but the moot Im portant (ratJr• to the Attachment for peß log and Improving the sample. Tbo hr** cotton to Improved by It to a* to bring Irtm i to t neot, and stained nod dry cot trrtS. i *• 1 coat per pound more hi tbo Griffit market than on other Ginn. W. J. BRIDGES. T. W. HARLEY. J.T.MANLET. Onrm. Gs., My 17, W7B. To J- A BERKS, Agent for tbo GuTlrtt Go KsnV* C*N t G riffle, GaJ At yeur frqaaat, we, ptootero Md teb erj Id cotton. give to the public our oplo loa cl your Gut. W take ploaanre Ip mv fogte IHn need of eew Gins, bt ft to ponr a weH-*tabltbed fact that cotton 1 girned on them Gins bring a Hioais I p.icx to oer market than any other, and the gist are growing In public favor. Cot toe rlnned n* them aold last aeaaan a from *r e-juattm 1 of a eeof to one cent per po ad above u.e maiket price. Mr. Got . leu’s Attachment lor improving the tem ple of cotton, we ere satisfied, ta wbat be claims lor it. The Gin appear* to bare reached perfection ia Gin Machinery. A. C. SO BREL. ft BBOOKB. B. P. KoWILLiAMF- , & R MoWILLIAMH D W. PATTERSON- R-H.BIMR T. J. BLOODWORTH. CL mb Agent ip IhmCokbrated ECLIPSE PORTABLE ENGINE, manufactured by Frick A Co* tor the counties of Bott Payette and btoytoa. J. A- LEEK?. a rcr. 29 3m GREENVILLE, MEKIWETIIFU C UNTIL APHIL 18 1879. DAUE TO NAY -30." Dare to say -No" when you're tempted to drink. Pause for a moment, my brave boy, and think— Thmk of ih* wrecks upou hit’s ocean tow ad For answeriug “Yes" without counting the cost ; • Think oi tlm mother who bore you hi paiu ! Think of lire tears that will tall like the rain ; Think •! her hear. and how cruel the M iW ; Phmk ol her love and at once answer “No " i'bink of the hope* that a.e dtowned in the bowl; Think of the danger to body er.d soul ; Tblek of sad Ilvas ouce tt pur# a* the mow j Loek at them now and at ouce answer "No.” Thii'k ol a manhood with rem-aimed birath , I liink how the glass leads to sorrow and death ; I hillk of the h/WSS.V l 'a*i,' Cs*pv X. with woe. Might have beeu lieaven had the answer been "No." Think ot the lone graves both unwept and Uuknown, Hiding fond hopes that were laii a* your own ; Think of proud forma now lor ovet laid low, That kid! mlghl.be here had they learned to aay “N i.“ 1 hink <>t tiie demen that links lu the howl. Driving to ruin both body and soul ; ‘I hink of ail this as (lie’s journey you go, And wheu you're assailed by the tempter, •ay “No I" Wrfw.ew.sw~. ristb Usui Pnserved a linin’* Kehtnn, In the show window* ol one ol tint lend log Jeweler* ol Vbuua U exposed to vkw a brooch, magnificently studded tilth gem a, m the middle ol vtfeae ehtbofatc chasing U utcki*cd the id'll Gugular ol .i.tulrea lour common old lx-ijt u | vortoded pint. I bi brooch la the |>ro;>crty ol the Cou di ms Lavetstolky. The |dn hate a hlalory, ol course. B.vrn yema ago Count AIIh.iI I,.v*tkfky aa* arrest<-d at Waiaaw |..i all alleged In*)lt to the H nalitn Govern* nu t, J ut: muU author ol llm luainl, which consisted o( some careleaa word* spoken ai social gathering, w* hi* wlh . 110 ae ospurd the ariuasiion, however, and taraa anot to prlM.i,. Io one ol the lightlcaa dun geon* It. Which the Cm it an fund n| c<. fining bit I'oliah subject* the uiiloituuale martyr lor lua wile’* looac longue ai-nl i* )car*. He had only one am ut>* merit. Alter he had Iwra searched and thrown into a cell be had found In Ida col lour inn* Tiiiae be (lulind ojataud throw on •be II or j then in the darkueaa he hunted lor them, 'luring louud them, larhap* alter hour* and ev . n day a he ai a tiered 'hern again. Amin the game u enl on lor ala weary year*, lint lor them. In* write* in Ida incmoii*, t would have goi a toad. They provided me with a j urpoae. ho long a* I had them to hunt lor 1 had toTiii-thlng to do. When flic decree lor my liberation and exits waa btought to me the jailor louud me on my k eea bunting lor one w Inch hud t-kcaped me lor two dayr. They saved my wile'v husband Iroin lunacy. My wile, therefore, eould not desire a proale- ornament. nanbd Idle - We commend to ihi x* wlm mediUb eroding the ttobicon ’> r "Ingle b’> .*< ilne,* *ri-l tiaveling on tile’* J utney togelhcr, tbf very tx-sutiiul atnl app<wiU: advke ol Prcderick* Bremer. Tin.re is a world ol Window and good sense iu what she aays, Llau n J • ' Deceive not one another in small thing! oor In grea*. One little aingh ie !.**, xm tore now, disturbed a whole married life. A amall canae has olten great conaeqocnc as. Fold nut tbe arms together ayjj tit idle, bsxfone K the devil'* coghtoo. Do not run much bum home. <)nt’ own health i* ef worth more tbsti gold. Many a tnajiiage, my friend*, begin* like the rosy morning, and then fails away like a anow-trrea h. And why, my friends? Because tbe married pair neglect to be aa Well pleating to each other af’er marriage at before. Eoacavor alwaya my cbi.dreu to please one ahoiher ; but at the same time keep God in your thought*. Lavish .not ail your love on vo-daj,Jor remember that marriage ha* it* to-rnoirow, too, Spare, a* sac would t*y, fae'. lor toe win ter. Consider, my daughters, what the ward wife expresses. The roariied woman i* her husband's domestic faith, and in her band be most be able to confide hougp and family ;be able to eotrust to her, the key af his heart, aa well as the key of bis din lag-room. His honor sad bit home Me under bet keeping, his wdl-betog is in her band. Think of this. veu, mi, he faithful fcnebamfa and good lather* of families. Act so that yonr wirm rtall eet-e r , on and love jr n. : wai Advice to (lie Mnrvird Folk*. So much has been written for the public eye op the subject jI unhappy marriages, that 1 won.lor sometimes why such happy peopU as some old maids and bachsloi* seem to b<’, should, a’.tcr years of bleaoed urti, take upou themseivsr thy vow* w hich are sure to bring them such wretch ditvss. 1 have given some thought to the causes which burn to make mauled life in so ntany ca-cs a waaie desut, and I am going to write them down. With G aiidmothtr, I think that the root of the evil lies in the Lome training, i l have St A> unhappy frillies, the trouble was caused by the reHUhoese ol the man of the house, yet the boys of that ill-lreatod mother will be wslud upon and lotted by her until In a short time (with the example belore them) they will coma to aspect nothing but • ibeurvlenci t their ' Will. Thli domineering spirit will contin ue uutU, when married, they will expect the same thing tram the wife* who, ret' hu|w, has been brought ap i> a (Emily 1 where all base.equal nghts, and will ro> bet until dive re courts ars appealed to. Wheu 1 see a family where the boys are made to regard son* one’s wishes ha rides ffet-fpyJW’MidH't'irfnrifvnAo / 'i tfft foun dation lor a happy family, (t It escapes the other .'la that Satan always has lo reserve. There are so selfish gills, whose mothers have brought them up to believe that marriage la the end and aim 01 life who many Just such noble boys as 1 have descritied. They do not mistrust but that all girls (rave hern taught as their slaters h ivv. A pretty lace Wl is him. and lie be c men a willing slave until to (ate to sayc himself from a life of wretcneancs*. Then there are ltufo girls who marry Ifum a happy liotna, believing there Is nofldllg but. sunshine In life, whose lives liaVo teen so guarded that they know not of the evils that are abroad, who, when coming face 10 face wph ilia trial* filial tin so two JKKreul dispositions have to oootsnd wlih, their tourag* falls them, and, after a lew years, they become liypo chondrla invtlf'T, or ewe ntsho tlutnilelvo. be'leve they do not marry the right man, und finally Amt him In someone who will lead them In’.o a deeper abyss ot miser, than they evot dreamed of. Oh, il these (words could lie shouted through Ihe laud : Never riyirry for w ealth or I fit a home ; but let love alone he your guide. Alter matrlage, do not expect too much ol each otlp r. Remember lltal each have th|r special trials In hom(ijjujkM.aM4 l hoi’S ad l"tr/*lif lessen theth j for osch other. Husbands, do uol expect your wive* lo always look aa tliey uaed to when they only aaw you oupn a week. Wives do not ex poet the same uttmdioi. that you ri'C'lved before marriage. The old tin tioie, Item and forbear, and I’ut yontM’ll ;• Ills place, Are anfih exc'Hunt one* to guide one iu the battle nf marr.'oil tile ; remember that “to err I* hnmtt' and (hat there are tint few thing* tin l it Is woith while to •emeiiibrragalafi the oJh er, and that it i* Ihu email bug innbig Unit make Ihe trouble. 1 do licliovc llml the flnt year ol martled life ia the moat unhappy, na a usual thing, because ouch think their way the beat, aoU- dlilik* Ui give up. i>>uie yonog mairled folk* begin to tell olhetf ol their Iroubiua, nod arc ♦ympatuiael wilh. and made to tbtok they are much wore* Uig" l h*y eally are ; ihla makea it ao niuch Warder lor them, aa It inakoa the breach *o much wider. Let them keep their home life aacrnd to them ae'.vea, an J they will avoid one ol Ihe moat dangeroua an are*. Htill I *oppo*e the young will continue to marry and diaag/ae. and divoroe,and acandgl lollow, while the happy hornet will coutlao* to be the ex ception, and egood adrie remain belaw par- r A Denver Horse Iwup. N. y. Wosld. An honest miner eat In a contemplative mood before the door fa lalbea la one oi the thoroughfares oi Denver. He bed tak en engai 'j li'ri several times, and now (.act a wtsilul look at latcmafa toward on prospeoted regions In the foothills, whei e Jig hoped to strike a tellurium lfead, now list ‘tlie placer diygioa’ were played oob Hfowly dow* the street came a Solitary "horseman, ill mounted, pofaf oiadr/ fa ea gerly equipped, and mapped In iradi of the ater. m a SI ranger, said be, 1 want to *eH yer a horse. s t B'.ranger, was liae reply, I don’t went him. y .'J i t * ■* Btraoger, rejoined the wayfarer,yer ree ly moat buy him. Ton never nee n better horse lor the price. - * * Whet is ’.be price, stranger ? aaked the contempfatire map. A hundred and fifty dollar*, and dirt cheap *1 that, The enquirer meditated afew moments and then blandly remarked. Sir agger, JM, ,r-'J*fßr. •* r#w The equestrian dismounted, saying with eagerness, bt:anger. I won’t allow $145 to stand between yon and me and * bade. The hone to yoon I . hi iwj m x. lira Wffiia, an aged lady of Cumberland coping, dipt} recently and letl $1 900 lo the e-fitor of the Glesgow (Ky.) Timea-in tokt en of the comfort the has tottod fa real ing bfa PT'*’- Carry tSMtppMECAutssrl Wesponv %Ho*rjusrw&. ** ' JpLivilla Eagle. Mb.dtwMipdtodeld, a young farmer ot Wfrßp coqjßJP*.'*d early one morning test wsatUßH hfa Lome to viat thia city He go<>3 time and at an early bor#kd VKobad the ratoerbs of fly- lalsdtaly along, un -1 üb. and fll bare or any thought qf com ing cmMSSO hsd with him. doebttesa for prataeMpß, small pisto! ; but no op vortuatty bad bo n pieseoteii for using it, apd.kflPtlflldnr UiapMul parhaps than .-tnylhnrg Jg*e, I,* took it turn, bis potipF and bjaked awry at tht Bmt as he rode along, He however, that another niartWii _^aifar. behind him j oi if ha did, ha did aot notice agy. thing In ibis appanrance to Indicate that he was mure than a common ciliacn. Hut there’# where be i,mada a mistake. The man behind bftn was a grand juror, and by the time the two reached town court had convened. It was hut the work ot a tew’ momenta tor the said cousoi yutai yi Ut evidence before the auettst body of which lut was a mem ber and a presentment was founded there on instantly, Tills went Immediately to the court room, Ihe case was d.>ckeivd,Kud the Hlierifl gartly lad Mr. Saflerfleld with* m the bar. Tula was the first iuthnstlon tbe ipuitemau bad of me grave conspiracy which had bean formed against him. Hu wa, there loro, not a little astonished when the Judge, w itli solemn dignify, aoumUtl the case of The State vs. John Hnlleifluid, carry lug cuuoealed Weapon*. He wrs al lowed time to consult a lawyar, but he soon found that Hie case was dead again*; him,and bis Innocent amusement was like ly lo co*l hlui dear. U;wu advice be own ed up like a hide man, entcied a pica ol guilty, and received hi* sentence tiom the court, which was |tii line and cools. lie paid np and went home a ssddei and wis er men. The whole affair, from the fliiuu Of Ihe pLtol to ihe sentencing at tba priso ner, did not eoioutne ovor tliieo hours. This shows hotv determined the couils and people of thu country ate to put down this PtDilcl-.u* practice of cat tying concealed wckpons. A Trick ilt hi ('anil n Detirelor Dentil. -.-A young man, attUcflng trom the nmc t foiJ il.ciilcUln! In Ii nj>t'*o,< litrl i(I a 11CCI ) and unceremoniously knelt before the iif.,- pnetiH, asking hi* lorglvnnee* lor being tfr such a r nditioe, Tne gi'nih-miin ibua ad dif*e l tilkd to put lly him but could Dot, and dually-referred him,to the clerks. Tt.e young |Mirlatciit then lurnod to the aenlor clerk, ami ou hi* knee* jileatlod lo lx- allot, ollu. lug lo tlgti hi* own warrant, Finding him peril.tout, Ihe clerk dcclJed to try and dispel lot morbid doalio tr dealii by means of a prac’lcal JoTic. Bo a death warraui, aoiemuly wordol 111 long nud aoDOfous phruetM, win drawn Up by one of the clerk*, to which the peti lu>nr affixed tils mime, inmaluiug atilt U)> un hi* knew. The that clerk then drew * revolver, aud ordered the victim to clew tihieyca, which war done. A Are-cracker (vai mean while alyiy ignited, and placed frpou the floor at the back of the lellow Who with pale lace and anxlou* expression awaited tilt fatal ahoi. Buddeely the crack er exploded ( .and at the same ioetaot Uie young rnau overcame all,dualro to ehuflle nil hi* mortal coll, aud with a bowl and bound lie wa* outol the *loro, fully per tuaded Ui*t hi* timg bail uot yet come. t! off t'anyrew, Out of the three hundred and aUty-two members ofth<* present congrefa, two hun dred and forty-one are lawyers, 'en art ed itor#, arid eighteen are gentleman of kl - are. In the Senate there are nlueteen ex- Confederate eoldkrr and four Union so!- dkrs. Tn the housef (hate are fllty-elght Confederate aO'disrs and fllty-one Union soldier*. OfeotJrm, soys the Washington eorreapondewand'tbn Baltimore bun, ad litre arc plenty#! Union soldier* In the every State a! Ufa Weal nod fa the North, apJ hu: uredeot them of the most eredita ble record, the only reason that there are not more of UifawAl >be Sedate to kwoeaee the Ifopuolicao fagfafatuces prafargod to send loud, montbed .palillefaue, who* be longed to the em-at-hofae clem during the war. The reason why there are ao many Confederate officers fa Congress to Jaecauae there war* so few sfay-efahome people In the B There to no division of opinion here.that the Republican fogfah forts of the North would malts . grat im provement oo ttas-pMMbtfafataadkifatioii in the,Senate U they would seed faeteml gal lDt Union soldfata, aadiao one would rt- V*ce more at this than the ex-lfoutoder aka, , , The somewhat startling feat of UckUng atuantuderfb yjp vry neatly accom pllahed fa Maryland the other eveniag by a mao’s a lie and a eoupie of yeang ladles. In eWemptfay to ffet tome money out of be vest they tieftled him tfl! he becan e uucesacifafa. fatoaotofteo that a ana aimself fato each a elate when b a wife makes a demonstration on bto pocke , aed thEdfae will no doubt serve as a vet -. moefa needed warning to all wives.—Phi - a'mpbfa **-'• Women Voters la K lavas. Indianapolis lleul-l Letter from Saline A HoojSav sees in Kansas many new and unfamiliar sights.'rut none mine In tqretgrbg thau that of the 1 idles voting. Tlmy kive’l ep ivieg o otla 7 n all mai lers pertaining to school*. A* Ur mm uiy ob servation goes, the ladles here liavo minds ol their own. They rtrithor vote lor the ’bkmtkomeat man* urn ilia one their hus bands vote for. unless the caudldate la. iu thr lr opinion, the proper oau. Their vote* caunot be bought. They are tidiversallj on the side ot morality and temperance t hence the workers b. the temperance c<.use are warm advockua ol equal suffrage. Election and >ys pass quietly. If there is any drinking or flghUng dope. It i* nut at the polls. Everything la orderly tliera, not withstanding contrary reports airculated by an tl-su If racists In the Eastern States. Clndidates kee|i csriiugcs running for Ihe accommodation of the lad ice, but a grout many walk uo and deposit their ballot*. A* the result, so In% hai boon v. ry aslis factory, even to the men (ilia hriHe*),lt will probably be but a short time until equal or, WteJ- .T*c.4jc thelt galluniry anil fsltli In Ihu ability cl the ladle* by appointing thorn to office, the enrolling clerks ol the Legislature arc ladlea; also a large proportion ol the boun ty aupetinU.odents.wlio in evoiy biHtaiicc, dncbaigu tfivir dntMs manner that give universal su'd*taelluu. We have tu tills city among the ladies a physician,- u printer, and numerous clink*, agents am) wouicu carry lug on biuim-sa successfully iu various ways. Oneol them I* • barber, who supports iiurscll and children o milort ably. Ladies aru not so plentiful hcio as iu Indiana, i’uihaps that la the reason they arc so well respecter) and piotccted They a u scatca ciou.di to be predous. In piuot of which we olti-u -ec advertisements for w Ive*, by some ol the young men who took Greeluy's advice some lime ago, and now have hands >me farms and ,bomea ol Uulr own. I noticed In a paper a tew dat* since tl.a oiler of a fine horse to the pr rson who would sasht the advertiser In tecur ing a good, induntrious wife. Warblugton L tier In Augusta Evuulng Nous; Immediately after the army bill wa* ilia posed of yesterday evening, came up a sort of a lust ((tietlioo in Ilia house whether any gnneial leglalatlon lor the retie! of the country ou fluwi rfat, bank biff and curren cy ipict-iion* should be acted on tliiw *ct aloii. This qucaljou arose upon a motion to adj mu over till Tiles ny. Monday is the only day on which bill* can lie intro duced In rugiilur order ; and tlie uiotlou to adjoinn nvui Monday wa* to prevent the Introduction o' any bill* 10-mvirow. On ltd* motion the tad teals voted solidly will' one exception Ur ndj mrn over, and H dcuiocml* voted with them, making UfO yea* p|tnl 10'J nan' i thenu 108 Volu cdiiitsled pi due r/puhliceu only,, a lety greeubiickeri, with more than two-lhlrdx of tl,e democratic party ol (be Inrun*. From this it appeal* that Mr. Diepbupi lias more than two-thlids ol the democrat* in the house In Uvor ol ihe Hue ol polity Indicated in lit* caucus speech, with leg* limit one thlid "gaunt him. Ol ilia li4 vote* against legislation al ihi* *ea*Vm on getter id object* of rell' f five wye trom Gyorgi*, l -wit: M ’ssi*. liiount, G.iok, II luuuoudu Nlcholl* aud Hmitli. Thu other luui iuder pcuduuti, so-called, voted with the over whelming majority ol the democrat* In the houe. This I* a notable tact. A ffucci-aaful Ipt-lllii. Any ohe who be* roen the tlvslry of the yon tests uls In e western spelliug-achool will apprecl tie this Incident Iron) fid ward Eggleston’s reminiscences ol his eohooj, days, published In the March HcrlLuei Ue fays ; j It was In the old Bethel school-hcmae, shout the same time that the master, owe seacflel, called tse spelling else* ol which my mothpr, then a little girl, wee usually a the head. The word given out su ‘on ion.’ I suppose tire scholars at the head of the class had not recognized the word by Its spelling, in study log their lessons. They all misted ft wUlolr, spelling It iu the rftoet Ingeofously sad Incorrect fash ion*. Near tfie'loot atoed a boy who bad nbver been able to climb up toward the bead. But of the few word* be did know bbw to apell, one was op 100. When the word was mimed at the bead cf th* elate he became greatly excited, iwisting hlrn aelftnto the moat ludlvrout cr>nturtloai aa it came nearer and near#' t Lin. At length the oneJott above the eager boy mimed, the muter said next, whereupon be exqll;, inly kwqng hi* hand shore file bead sod came out'with ’O-o, on, yttn, fag-an —l’m head, by gosh f and marched to Urn, bead of tl>e clem, wbifo the mksier hU him a blow across fbe shoulder* for swearing An „ .. ■ ... ■ J iho, said Mrs. Smith, wbat smell b .that t * ’'" Clove*. Bit that ether saufl t Allapicr. But Isn't there anothm I Tee—appler lust one more ? Cider, my dear. Well, she said, if yoa’d only drink a little brandv now, you would make a ’ good mince pie- bO 18 A CalaMa iMtaagrur. Some years ago a young lady who was golog into a northern county teak a teat in * stage coach. F.r many miles Ska rode alone, but there waa enough to amuse her la tba iCMcry through which h .pS >0(1,, aqd in lha plnaslng aiiltelpaUcns Ural occupied her mind, tthe bad bean aagagej as a governess to tba grandtldldraa ol eo Karl and riW waa UasaUlng to his sgah At raUlday tba eoaeli stoppad at aR feat# at wtiish din or was (imvldod.aod site alight ed art) sat down to tbe table. An elderly man followed and sat dow also. Tba young lady arose, rang rite belt, and ad dressing the w.i'ee 11 Id*. *’ Here is ah rutside paasnnger, 1 cannot ' Itne with an op table rasaenger. The stranger bowed, snyteg, I beg ymtr (lavdon, tnsdsme, l cau go lata anotb.Y rouas, and.lmmediately retired. Tbe coach aoou alterward returned its ouafsa and lU< passengers ILair piacua. At laogtli the coach stopped *t tbe gate leading to (ha audio lo whlah the young lady was going; blit there was md such prompt attention as she expected. All eyes seemed turned to .mw Aotauu ywj®sjseSLrfer .Tss-gMgaetes to dwnuniit. She beckoned nud waa ne sweredt . As soon as wc have attended to his lord Ship we will come to yon. A few words of explanation ensued, to her dismay,she found that Ilia outside pas senger, with whom she had thought It be neath her dignity to dine, was not only a 11 blcmau.liut tiie very nobleman in wboau family she hoped to be n inmate. What could she do ? How could *he bear the in let view? rtlie Iclt really 11), and the apolo gy she vent that evening was more thau pretense. Tiie venerable peer was a con siderate man, and one who know tbe way in which the Scriptures often speak T tbo going down ol die sun. We must not allow tbs night to pais thus, said be 11 the Conn less ; you must send for her, and we must talk to her ba tore In d-tlme. He aisoued with Rho foolish girl ro |ieoiing bar conduct, insisted on the Im propriety oi UlO state of mind that It evinc ed, assured her that nothing could Induce him to allow bis grßnd<*l.lldre* to bo taught such nutkiu*, refused to accept any apology that (lid not not go to tba langth ot acknowledging (hat the thought was wrung, anti wheu tbe right Impression Ap peared to lie produced gave bar fits hand. History ol a tfcotcb Fios*t smuit. Who say* that tbo day* of romaooo are aimed, need* to read tbd ((range history of a ."coillsh ploughmen who baa rcturn ud til bn liQiith kltor a lung exile. Twenty ye*r* ago a (armor In Orkney hir ed. f young man >o do ‘ farm work. The iJongbrttu loik'had tbe lancy of tb mai ler'ifighter, and llm result wa* tli*l In * /uuajri/ bullion, an I In oppirtltloti (o tbe wlprW.' patriarchal tirujlr, tbe two b jeamf ulan and wife. The old genjleoun wa* lurloo*’ and turned bit bmjf determin edly on bto •00-tn-bw. Tbe young ploujftman kltoefl lit* Wlte, left Jtaf n her latbcr’* arm*, and rtlleil lor Auitratla, whence lie toon ceased to write. W wile Irccame a myUier,jtnd i9)lueil lo a ttate ol luctrwruicbeU *b** fgther began lo repent ol the tipaunent to whk bb had uhjectftl, buiband. Kflorts wwe then fpade tp trace the where Hhoot* ol lit*. )*tjfr by mean* ol advertis ing in colonial parent olhsrwlw to .no purpose, U had gone lo America. Year* payed. The graddson grew up to manhood, sqd. npUiklnj larm work, bade adieu h Orkney, tool;, *blp to the United Stolcfi sHer some knocking about, found employineotla a mercantl e house to lillnirt*. In (be ooorse of koH ntm be Alsofsrsd that (be geoMamn iat the head ol tbs Arm was a native o* Meol laud, bailing, indeed; from tle tares dist rict as himssil. Oconatoael meeUaga lad to mor* minute lo Ptttig names of piano*, povsoef. sad *£• ,ik * J® Um oW ©ooidlrr. t AUif month* io Um e*tsWl*beeo( fbe yootli found that be was actually aerrieg as * cltrk with 00 oU tliao klg own father. The affect ef thia discovery oe both may be lell to tbe Itaagtovtom or the e der. fallm and son are aow lo Bootiand. The msa wbo**oweM*k*w,bojr bol re turns rich, has beea wOoootod wito much emaikuahmskia eeeeiaWe letbeeMriew, wlio ie mblialean(Uearty, ee well H ky pbe wHawhwmhwtoAmwa years age to bqr yontb aud bsautyrhol wke is dgw * adddlf-agedjnstioer^' L Every yoeng ••• boy •h“^ ld Urt out to MC to go* •*¥!£** ’ZP ll* 6(iA ftod • tosWalls ttod'HbV keeping ZTT who do efAbefe H. In •** aa*ke baa* ny aws him kM m't****r *** ooJSbemH— IM bba show by kto ssaaoooc _ tempt tor theta wbo do - Koat * Home. A sour old babtoetor, who tboagbud aatriitny,sal4 be Manged hU mind when he '.otind that tba girl and all ber pcou'.e we opposed to It.
