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PEOPLE’S FRIEND TWO PICTURES. WHICH WIVES MAY LOOK ON WITH ADVAN TAGE. It was a cold, dismal evening in No vember, that two neighbors might have been seen wending their way along the streets of a large manufacturing town. Slowly they proceeded, with dejected countenances, not exchanging a word, until the one we shall call Smith halt ed before a neat little house and un latched the gate. Then there was such a look of utter misery and despair gleaming from his eyes that his com panion said— “We must trust in God, Smith.” The words were unheeded, and his companion passed on, while Smith en tered the Irouse. A tall, dark woman was flitting about getting supper. She looked up as he entered, saying: “You are late to-night.” “Yes,” he said gloomily. And going to the cradle he took up the six weeks old baby, and sorrowfully pressed it to his heart. “I do wish you would put down that child and come to supper,” exclaimed the wife, after enduring his gloominess for some time in silence. He slowly obeyed, and then seated himself at the table with a deep sigh. “What in the world is the matter with you to-night?” she exclaimed as she sat down opposite him. His voice trembled as he replied: “I suppose you might as well know first as last. I have been discharged.” i “There!” exclaimed his wife, quickly I pushing back her chair. “Just what 1 might have expected. I’d like to know ■ what we arc going to do now. Winter ; coming on and all. I declare, Smith, you will torture me to death !” “I am very sorry, Lydia, but I can’t 1 help it.” “Sorry! No, you are not sorry at all. 1 You would as soon see your wife and j child starve as not. It’s nothing in the ■ world but poor managing.” “Lydia, you are cruel. Instead of helping me to bear my great trouble which is bearing me down to the very earth, you make it ten times harder ' for me to bear. I wasn’t the only one 1 discharged. There was Jim Hawley, ; and ever so many others. Business is 1 dull.” “Business dull!” she mimicked after | him. “Always an excuse for a north- ■ less man. To think that you should be . discharged now, just as rent is due and ■ when we are needing coal, and look at j my shoes, won’t you? My feet are almost out on the ground. I wish I had never seen you!” And a dark look accompanied the last words. The poor husband now covered his face wit li his hands, and groaned aloud, i This seemed to encourage his wife to go on, for she uttered words more and , more bitter, until at last, almost in a • state of frenzy, the wretched man rush ed from the lions.’ to the nearest public j house and tin rc sought to bury thought of the past and future in th • bottom of a rum cup. In the meantime, James Hawley, his ■ companion in labor, entered his home with a very sad countenance. But be fore he had stepped over the threshold a loving pair of arms were thrown . around his neck, and a pair of sweet lips pressed to his. He returned the salutation sadly.and then asked after the baby. She is sleeping sweetb. inhereradL . She has been a perfect little darling . to-day. Supper is waiting, so maki haste. Here is warm water and tov - els. Art* you not later than usual to- i night “Yes, Mary, and 1 bring bad news for you." “Bad news!” she exclaimed, turning pale, as for the fust time, she noticed that something was wrong. “Ye 4 ?; Iv as discharg *d to-night and don’t know as 1 can get anything hiarv . to do until spring. Business is so j dull!” “Is that all?” exclaimed his wife with a sigh of relief. “I thought it was something terrible, by the way you looked.” “And is it not terrible enough ? What will become of us this winter, if I tun out of employment ?” “The same God who feeds the spar row and clothes the hly of thetiehi, will not let us suffer, dear Janies," “God bless you Mary, there is sweet comfort in vour words." “And now let us have supper,’ said his wife cheerfully. “See. I have your favorite dish—short cake and toast. Don’t let vour troubles impair your appetite; and then after tea, we will tfcA it all over. God doeth everything for the best, and as our day is, so shall our strength Im . In the evening it was determined that tte quarters rent should be paid immedhitely, a new supply of coal ob tained. atj the remainder of the mon ey put m wife’s hands to be dealt out as spangly as possible. Then Alary suggested that all her pretty parlor furniture should be stowed away in the attic, ami the front room let out. Further than this they could lay no ■ plans, and when the husband went out to pay his rent, the future looked so dark to the young wife that she could not altogether restrain her tears; but i seeding strength from on high, her * face wore the same cheerful smile when * her husband returned. And little did ; he know that during I. that long night when he and his babe were soundly sleeping, his wife lay awake planning | out the future. Three months have passed, with 1 scarcely a diy’s work in all that time, I and now another quarter’s rent is due. ■ In vain the laborer thrusts his hands i down into his empty pockets, and in ' ; vain racks his brain for some solution ; ' of the problem Low that rent is to be ■ paid. The lodger had paid his money ' j monthly; but that was not enough to , ■ meet the sum if he bad it, and of course ■ j his wife had spent that as fast as she had received it, and it was an every ! . day wonder to James how Alary man- ' ‘ aged so well. With feelings of d ep despair he en- I : fared the house. The table was spread i with his same'favorite dishes. There j was the short-cake and toast, flanhed with a lump <»f golden butter, a plate of honey and a deep dish of roasted 1 apples, to be served with sugar azd . ' cream while at the wife’s plate sat the I i steaming tea-j»L As Janies took it ail I in a glance he greatly wondered at tl-e 1 ; frugal yet comfortable way of living, j How Alary had been able to make this small amount of money List so long ’ was a mystery io him. James was , I sick at heart, but refused to tell his! dutiful wife the cwawe of his depression* ' The truth, must > ■»_•. made known at lasi, j .and great tears., coursed their wayJ down the strong man’s cheeks as he . informed his wife that on the morrow! they would be turned from their home,! to go he knew not whither, as he hack! not a dollar in IhEs pocket to secure ' them a room elsewvhere. “is that it?” said ins wife in soft .' rippling tones. AnA tripping up stairs she soon returned *-ith two ten dollar bills in her hand. “Where did you get them?” he ex-j claimed, eagerly dmiing them over 1 and over in his hami as if to ascertain whether they were- really genuine or 4 not. “I earned them,” -Kiid. his wife gaily. “I Knit afghans, thfiwls, children’s sacqucs, hoods and locks; at first only for those whom. I pr/widejAially heard wished articles of th.adki’ad; afterwards ( I was employed to furnish a trrimming establishmeiic with my wu-.ik.” “And kept it all a secret from me?” “Yes; I thought ;nu. ws*ild be wor- i rying for fear that- I was. doing too < much. I love to knit d/.-a.n’ly, and con sider it more a time than labor.” 1 “God be praised \ r gjLu iag me such , a wile!" said her hxifebtmdi earnestly . And pressing his wife amh child close 1 ly to his bosom, said; “Her children ruw up. a®d ( all he r blessed; her husband al<uo, and h< prniseth her; for i .any.da.ignters liav done virtuously, hut th ai excclh: x them all.” Twenty years have passed, an M .lames Hank y ’ *ft ricin man. Bi irt Joseph Smith is : i!iri uo.l drunkai i ' while his wife h..t.. >. a_ tuicc pass* L from the earth, . "w. l. u. misery ai d . want. Why will noi JI wives assist th* r husbands to w i mis with v i--; ling hands 'i< ’ ts? Li- tiiey woi k<. do this, how I: !‘J:V ! U V> (Mild ir saved from rub , ami h v. sneei wo Idit Im- the reward. . on! mi earth Bit. in heaven. (rro.H t tMtobury New?.. A Goa 1 Stwirjy. A retired tn is w.no nn ; :> little affur th H hiippcwi i m bis pla.^e..— ; h appears that lL ic ' <■ Tuung a fine spirited i, ; at a was t'-iwb opp.i.'ite au < »v.is iL'er Jliisl behii U h<r wu.' a young man, us is; 4 -inaally tie. -jium-, and in the y i’d was ataald buck was * I allowed the i evd<>:u o. premises wbich is not always the case ,we are glad to-aay. ■ Well, this bark cinit up to the dwrand looked in, aat the y. uJM? man go ug close behind the jivuog wnuau, pointed, bis fin ger straighjtQ the lack, and the gAH fellow ! recognizing at once-pressing >iaracter ' 1 of this nniie invita&a, put dow n bis Lead and dashed font ar j, «nd the aiiserable ’ : nun stepped one side and flci, and the . young woman, ah unconscious of the ar-; range received the awful shock with out warning, and pa>’ed over she tub, axxi the air for an mutant seemed to be full of slippers and wet c’- thes and hot water and ••uJs. And the next minute that eoat tame flying out of that, door at a dreads ul speed, bald the whole length of bls spine, and with I a wild look in his eye. And for an hour af terward he stood back of the barn scratch ing his chin and trying to re call all the cir cumstances in the untl rtur.ite affair. When we are alone, we have our thoughts j to watch, in our famiges, our tempers; and * in society our tongues. r T 11 H; €4 I i i:A. T ■ I Bible Dictionary. ! Ihe Unabridged and Corrected Edition of I)H. AVAL. SAHTH’S j Dictionary of the Bible. its Antiquities, Biograpltv, Geograhy am! J Nmura-l Gistory. Edited py Prof. »or »tio Balch I j Hackk-st ami Ezra Abhott, LL. E. 7’»e original I Engli e edition reproduced withmst mutilation, text nml illustration complete, tvitd iwunlfold textual I 1 errors erirrected ami important additions innde I umlei the direction of the two niost-n'inpetcnt ! editors in* Americn. !n four voiuiuwy Bvo, 366 pp I wnii oSU illustrations. I.’HICES AND STYLES- > lu cloth, betrefeii edges strongly bound 00 | lu iUli sheep 31 00 t 111 half Moiocoo 35 00 ! In haif calf, e:stra 36 00 ' Ju full calf 45 00 I HtHW & HOUGHTON, New York F4w TH 111 ’> E!{S IDE PRESS. Cambrige. | . Dr, Bohannan I i Office No. North sth Street, St Louis, j ■ Mo. Established in St. Louis in 5837. C’ures al! chronic and special diseases in a short time;, either in Male or J&maie; chaiges low fees ; uses no mercury. DR. BOH ’iNNAN’S “Treatise spe cial diseases/’ which fully explains the na ture, causes, symptoms <bc. of “Sperma- ! j torrhoca, or “Seminal Weakness,’’ all ! i the evils resulting from Self-Abuse, Sypbil- j I is, Female complaints, all impediments to i - marriage, andmther delicate subjects,• sent I FREE to any address in a plain seated* en- ■ velope, on receipt of c»e stamp. Seminal Weakness Cu3&d. | Dll. BOHAWNAN’S “Vegetable, i pive’’ permanently eis-res all forms- of ; “Spermatorrb wi’ e-r “’Seminal Wcakwm’” I . in from two to seven weeks time. It restores ; lost, power and'brings back the youthfis) vigor of those who’ fetvve destroyed it by j sexujil excesses or eviil practices. TUiin remedy* has beta- used Sy Dr. Bohanni.3 Ite his practice for over thwty years, and hue- 1 ' never failed in curtngr ew<m the worst C2«es. ' Price Five Dollars per package. Sent any address, (hw frotw a&servation.) Jhld* only at Dr. BbiJannan’s- office. No. fiD' ; North Fifth street, St. Eoais, Mo. Estab*-; I lished in 1837. Bohannan”:’s>Faiißsrfe Regulator: An infallible- remedy for all obstruetrons- : es the monthly periods .‘bam colds or otNetv , causee —a certain cure. St is woman's Lest fried. Sent froe from l observation. FJce live Dollars. Address Dr. (.J. A. BlAiannan, No 15. Fifth street,.Si. Louis, Mo. Private- circulars lor ladies 33m’ FUEL ' inchHliXitf. I GetVlie BestTf ~. jg A (Pt-Q-r- y *"c ClUsH’s Fnt-ml, s»:»i i ' Wtildxi mmiiCv. ' - .-'m- year, :i hc;i isl*-traii (I paper ft >ihe chUiiow iv w;l pay f.r th-- Frimwl ami a . j. 'JI-" axsyli/ Ch <r.-s>,Tlit I’r.n* <s. worth ONT will pa* for tim-Wmday Bright siilc,i;w. „ *v > * S p.«e pa,>.-r, fl.o h»-«r »»r the werrh! ifon 1 cn idrr. i. anil ami a tine (,i?»rirtruu, the Calia LEilm- f pro <• §2.00. " for bo l: amt both Ct nr- , XAyi. "1 P‘>V for Bright,' and Chromo C-iUcra j V 1 • •’* *-’i', r (-. Jiromo Izxl iiiw,, r l-:.-i,-t--r Morni'-p, ••raitrt'. iilot'H’- -worth ,§6.00. ,X_ ST’S ' v pay lor . t ,i>i*rs and the ; MynKaX 0 < bromo-, v.onli iw.-il Igl-JOO IJi.rli papt-r.-t are such as pnn-nU- »mi ti aclicrs : >h» l >n--y- ro-maimri <1 to tlo-ir ohiliirtm > r pupils, m: .itl Cl:« <muo- ar.- of Cftc i:li»ii-r»i ! Cui. Xoti lug hotter- h*-. Io- n.l lor Chi .tuia.-i pr> sent-. Fhn.-< >uy wlr ay* ui . raw Uns. a.GEN i'H \V ANT<EID IIKIGJI rSI C >., Cliicngqo. I fr’llENC WZEN( HX 77/r- **Dl'/ lit' •ir fl/ 'lff i If fyutiffice Jr Jii 'i If jjfntj, ititil n. , ; "fir TeeHt, U'lrc/eiuAgi the (rums mid .Tu ?- j '’fiill! the-/ *wtth. i'hesi- 1.0/ »M-are < iirrpo i-,! a th.- ti ip-t >, - , -, ,i h. ! K-riiwn in tli>-.smi.o.’iie ab-nts. souipouuds. a il<v>» -■m--- t!m folli is,ig nioril-over nl'iwh> r dei tilrii », , Mon- pli-a-aut to tin £*t<r, ih-li J-Atclv pi-rfuim L f lii-i-lu.il I-, pr> vi-ntii’H tin- foci.ration ofrirt I . • Mor<-<-ou mii-it-nifoiMilr iirL-ir.w • h i. ■: ■ h ■ «il tin- pi''p--- »r. for i»■ : will :a.J -<■ ;tt or la ...... ,i s. E-ini ially Mivr-nii-nt I r.trivr*w»- ! Muri- ci> AjKjct and writ n't break < ry.iwl.er | in iranspor <a>u. Couitdm ea|xinace< iiiahr with the frit iMr ml a powder. N-jt inji sapus; the r is n > 4}<wr<-r i:ih- iving them, in | the rea. line- ddri-n. as they •main no r/e/c mmimiii , _-z wiii-ri/«. and i a l.*.rr'ge i-;. .»» iilloivi-d 1.-' it jury >» tin- stoi well. !For el- Ail-in . ami presersir c til T.-el >, H 4-i - ill Gums. I'>»ify,rig fhjr ftr.- ith wml Ch air iiu- ' '?■ nth, they ire H equaled. El'-"atM)y put up, etqu -it- y rn-at t , t*o novi Ma foriii. i ,td yet r<> rtrrt in li it linpl,'r , i ! that til* .■ an- -mt. I «t ie r»o-t fasttdiou* nrle. 7'ee * I’iopriti-ws otTei i ii-hi (a the >ii>lic i* i'll lii. .tdi i.-ur am e riral lln-y ire tire ttwr-t and inn. J wUsalile I pn-pari won o; iln kind. ’.V • «vio- th.- i.if'i ■ to tin them, l>-low fr>' r iMirfur cl 'ua.riiei i,i.| he., uiiiw .-illy lUopted, > <u | Meconie lb :!• din- .li-- al il- i'C « o' t 1 ■■ day . Dili IT TJOXS ; ' Or Mii.irlly n its Lozetimr in sufficient »>. HturoUghly retro re all Injurious subs iwfteer from t!<» sift. (F »-e a l.oz aige in the tnoulh ami t<AV'i>-r it with j the -reth, wet Ji« brush h water Jar.d :U* the teeth . | bri <l<. • ?W.t injiiriooe. ALu jrwt' can be sw a srwr d without i io jury Io the -tonrach. '/T.ey r-lioutl'be usedi <«eee or twice a «»iy to produce tt-r best rest t;s. <ij Judf/ef-il the 4i)th Exkiliitum <>f , I the Ai.a-ric'iii Xetic York City* f i f ir. 1871. | ■ To the bi ord OJ yia-mstri o f the ,tein hi t. Kz: j ' Gr>Ti ■ .;*» s xfreratull and and unp-arti i exainii , > . ation in SrXasusMS. JbuTH l.< Zina.., ?•» >tmler-ignec i Juiltt's make ri-p -rt mat tm-v are a «-ry pleasant, er n- * renient mil ettectiwr dentitrice, I which ite petfecrti aariiili-s- Aft AKI.ESF.tni ANDI,EH, I Prof. .S liool of Maaes. Columbia I I and .\aalyUcai Board of Iwaliti. I , , THOM \S EGGLESTON sJudgs. Prof,af .Min. a« Met. School a. Mines, | Colw-.lbia College I .”»<> Cl’ent * I > «-r I lox. W. H. FARNHAM & CO., Inventor* »nd Sole Pr-op rn, kparta Wia. For rSnle by -X.il Drujzjgikrtw. Drs. HOYT & GORMAN' He-t'cct'ally announce themselves Practicing Physicians SURGEONS. DR. Gorman miv be found at ati hour* in tbo OtS I N-iJ-idtoad tfucei, h.i-ju twit pruedsi-i ialiy euj , Ujljed uoyi'.'lf. GEORGIA Broom Factory. Decatur St, Between Collins Calhoun, AYLAXJ'A GEORGIA. i L. P. HIGGINS, Proprietor, i i variety of Brooms and Brushes ' kept Constantly on hand. Odors Solicited and promptly filled.- P.O. Box 211 MebHFtf. • David Mcßride/ SFC'C'&S'NfZK TO ! Mcßride? & Smith, j MANUFACTURER OF i i FIN FICARRIAGKS, PHAETONS, ROCKAWAW,! BTSGGIES, 4CA Repairing Neatl jand PromplTj Executed. DAVIS) McBRIDE, i ; 3>VDecatur St., Atlanta, Ga. ! | P. Jk. ; MAN U F A C T U R I WG J E W’E L E . $ ■ W3CI »I_TU L,Ic. • r>IA)C I<. i. t Corner KJwball House , Box 755, I A 'TLA ATA GIEDRGIA. I i 2@ = ’Good ’.Templars’ Masons’, and Badges- 1 of aD Societis mad)? to order. | Meh 8 D iv- . | Central BiaiiroadL. NG CH INGE OF CARS BETWEEN; AUGUSTA AND COLUMBUS. . ♦ Guikcral Sri’KßiN-r .w->ent’i > OrrtCE, M i (tK mu. K All.hoad, . Savannah, September 27, 1872. » 1 ON and nt’toj Sunday the 2Slft» lns»t., Passenger Ttr.ine. • on tin- (.'•-•rpia Central KtUiPond, its Branches ..rxl : I ’ oiiuectimis,. will run an folic ms-: UP DAY '3®AIN. I . Leave Snva/rvah 8 4fi >A« t “ Aligns *• 9 (10 a.»i ! Airive at A tjnsta 5 »t ■ I “ at MiJLVdgeville II s. : oi' M ’ I at Eto non 1 s(!>a i 11 at M.u-tni 7.3 -p-m | ; Leave Man -»n for Atlanta 10 00 i Mui-on for Coiuiubus 8-06. p m : i . frrivi-at .fifhnta 6066a m ! . " at Coliinihiis 400 a.m j Making .;■•.«• c nm-efons-ewih trains leaving Ineus > 1 1.-i, -illntita ;nri Colniiibus. j DOWN DA J TRAIN. | Leave .Itl ania 2W- a.m 1 I Jlirive nt 'Mieon 7SIO a ,w 1 , Leave Mai n. 8 00 a>m> , ’ “ .7II«KS.Vt UDO a m ‘ i kirrive.at Jigusta 530 pm i i “ nt Snv:«imtli 615 f-m j This tra .pro'm itsat M earn with S. W. . aji-nmino:. ! ! atlon Irin nlenvi n; I ohm »« •at 8-20 PM, an inirrivlnd ' t Macon r-1 45 ~-l VI, mo. t». ikes the same cimuectioii ■ | t -2u.in- :wa-- the up day t .tin. hght Tn. li: \ r ut>rxG sourru I Leave Sa /rmiall 7 00 p m i “ *tu ft (5 pM | I Arrive a t- irnnnah 4 30 a m 1 | *• at *4h i«m 630 am ' . Leave ' ♦»"«« for.Atlanta 850 a m I ’ “ M. for < toluinti •• 546 a h •Jrrive a;-•'nlninbus II 15 a m “ at JOima 316 p i,t Marti thrournrnicclions a.moth .itlan'ti I a lid I'l. AU. bus - i KIGHT f l .**’ GOING N< tTH. Leave Jolnnilius 4 10 ipm I *• . Jfni&ta 400 pm .9ri iv» i;i'Macon for C teaabus 9 35 p- • ..i. ft. «m for .-it. mixa 9 25- a- M i Lean. Mcmhiii 9 50 tk j “ JtMVJMiHIIh 11 00. > M , .'?rri>>:i Mill. dgevii.O II 55> p>< I “ a Eonuimi 1 s(»> a m i .Mt ..fiu'ti-t i 6 20< .. m • *- .i* Hivamitili 73D a m M ti'a-, perfect -*KM-tions with mins leavm I’e-'Wr- g-iing ovtr th Milledgs-r.lle and l’;i vision l'i: A-r-b wih tiki- Achit Tam from Ctiluml.u-. - ftla. m j ’it. iMusoii, day >km from .7u_>» na mid >tr*itniiidi, j wh.kii cimtmet d t->p a>r Gordon (Smriavs excvpt&rf) nitli bL-Millcdgeviiie j,<4 Eatonton tri-.ns. Sleeping Car on nil Night 1 Tfiraina. Through Th-lofc to al! points ran he had *t Centra ■ tollroad Ticket, I ’tfice. at }’u)«, > li Hou-e corner Bill j H.,i Bryan streo. t’ffi'-i- op--i. from 8 a tn, to 7n tn .« 0 from 3 to Tickets ran Also b? had nt Depu j Oftce. WILLMV ROGERS t , (Tatneral Bupen>iiender> r I “REMINGTON’S” BRF ECU LOADING J Sporting, Hunting, and Target Rifles * Same system as -he'‘Remington” Cel-brat.-d Millta j ry Ririe, of which over h-.lt a million iiav. been sold. ■ i Its sinijdi ity utfsurp » -ed. For stnmgih and durability j i unequalled. In accuracy unrivalled, in range, pent*- i tratiou, and ea»e of manipulation, without coinpari- j son. Tue “Bpor:»man*»” Delight, tho - Hunter’s” favorite, i the “Target Shooter’*’’ Frida. j ALSO , REVOLVERS FOR HOUSE USE. , In these dav* of thieves And burgiariej, every huu«e ( hold**! t»itou!d have a reviver for home protection, REMINGTON’S RIFLE CANE. I Ev?ry gout!-man ehcnid have one tor protect! o .a.nst uoga and rowdies, and for field use. E. REMINTON & SONS, 193, Broadway, 3f« Y. i ,I dc‘W W. BCUDfIrTSc Co., Wholesale Druggists, romc, Ga- Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ! Cloverseeil, < Irass seed, (lardon i seed, Drugs and 3loi!ie;nes, i PAINTS AND OILS, ( . 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