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I’ROPKSSIONAL AND BUSINESS.
i. T. JORDAN J
A T T O lt.\f t A T I. I U
r SpSrtJ, Georgia,
Office over Cotbernjy Watlu e.
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fRANKL. LIT I
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HILL & HARRIS J
ATTORN 12 ft’S A T I, A W ,
Macon, Georgia.
Speotnt attention given to (' 01,1 butions,
|B«*viv»scino and oilier office business,
Nov. 2d, 1872. iy
E. J. JOHNSTON,
DEALER IN WATCHES,
•J T F.WELRY, Silvsr-war* Fat-oy Good*.
Ac, Agent for the celebrate ! Diamond
spectacles, £yc Glasses, Ac. Flue aulch
work a apeoiality. Jewelry repaired and and
engraving done. Corner Mulbrtwy fc*o
end Slrco'*, Macon, rta. Nay<Sj73ty
0 H P. T. PENDLETON
Having returned offers hi* and located uerniauently
A* SPARTA,
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
to the oitltena of ttaoivock county. 1h*
office t* at the residence of Dr. K. M t'KV
DU2TON, where he ntay be found, tints**
professionally engaged. JulSA.72
BObT. H. MAY & CO.,
tSucoessor to WYMAN k MAY.l
Manufacturere & Dealers in
Cai*riago». Uviggies*
AND PLANTATION WAGONS?,
Harness, Saddles, Carriage Material,
4iho« Finding* and t.ea her of atl kind*.
Broad Helling, etc . eto.
208 Street Augusta, Ga
dec271y
Vf- M. 1 BBDtaT, *. t vsauiRY
J. J. VCKUVKV.
W. Ml. YEFDERY & SONS,
itaMrrACTciutRs or
POORS, SASH, BLINDS,
Holdings, Picket fencing.
Scroll Work, Laths and Lumber.
Berzclia. • - C»eoi ijia.
JOHX MIITK RS, agent, Muirla
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aud a !«•; tag counties to
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1 1*^ P wild house*, t •ui prea-'u to the
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M TekPERY-
HANCOCK COUNTY, «A., MAY 10 . 1874 ,
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fill Invigoruut that over sustained
tbe No sinking system, fake Hit- 1
IVfsotl CiUI theso
jtfrs according long unwell, to direction*, provided and their re
main
bones arc not destroyed by mineral
poison or other means, and vital or
guns Bilious, wa*t*U be vend reiialr.
.-m uon , nml In
rivers tliroughout the l nited States,
especially those of iho Mississippi,
Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Red, Tennessee, Colo
^Cumberland, J*udo, Brazos, Arkansas, Rio Gnurde, Pearl,
Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ko
aatSsLss^. oiitiro during tho
out our countrv
.Summer and Autumn, and remarka¬
bly so during seasons of unusual
heat and dryness, are invariably ae_
companiod. by extensive dorango- and
pients of tlio stomach and liver,
ether abdominal viscera. In their
treatment, a purgative, ourtiag vari
powerful iulluouco upon thoso
out organ*, cathartic ia essentially the necessary,
Tlicro is no for purpose
equal to 1)R. J. Wai.kkr s \ jnkoar
Rimma, ws they- viscid will speedily with remove wliich
the dark-colored matter tiino
the hiiwofs oro loaded, secreiiona at tho same liver,
athnulating tho. of the
and generally restoring tlio healthy luiio
Jtions of the digestive organs. dis
Tortliy tho botly against
eoSO by purifying all iU fluids with
Vinkoak hold of liiTTKRK thus No epidemic tors armed. van
take a system
Dyttpepsiaor IlldisnsHoil, llca*.
&s^&irs^* 2 S£
tion of the Heart. Inflammationi of tho
Lung*, I’aiiriu the region of the Kidneys,
a!’<?ihc'ou'ii r )y7p"p l sia"'' OiiXi’
Ncck.tluitre.Svroftiloua fuflammationa,
SlVIJJS;'^ tC lllothc; SEE
ln as in
constitutional lH«n >* Walkkks Via
soak To i r*.«* have shown tln-.r cn-at our
attvo poAvers in the iuo,t obsunato and
Rhcnmati'ini.Goutfltilious.Remit- For 1 11 Bum tit a 1 or V and Chronic
ami lut.-rniitt.-nt l’ever*. Piseasea
ortho Bhmd, Liver. Kidwysan.1 Bladder,
Ui^sc Ritters have no equal ftn h I sa
tu-ica arc
cni?^a'^UuntAud Jffuiftls^ n Ty^w^eni?liold 6tineral« tieatersaiiA J -ueh as
jocttoparAtysHoftholiowels Miners, as tkey advance m life, are sab
vXfaa R*™t^^nSlv
For Hklu l>ist'UM‘S, Eruptions, 1
Tetter. SnU-Kbenm. lUotchvs.Spots lfim
, pies, Pustule*. Boils. Carbuncles, huig
Skin. Humors and JBwra'.a "fttu-Skin of
wNatavet^ugyrv or nature, are iitonifly In
.dug up out of tho >v<u-m a
fh< ll niVof Worms
taSWJfbSS'' Pin ’r ni»' lit'l- L
n
sands, are affectaally destroyed aud
moved. No srau*m of mt-dkine. no ver
joMfe.^ Mvtv.r.aiilnxHi,ortho 0 t r < 7 ?S!. a *>f*-i’e. ir& thoseTt>n- d^Tf
turn tafluenoo
le Itiuera uL-pkw w divid.-d an ^c
■ ltoy.pwT.Hffl Cl.dll.0 h ■- } -;cc ltfalwl l^c ; - g 4 ‘jg”
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•trerned i:.d.;
v Sm 'kw tWl-UW follow. pure, aird the
bMdtfa .of the li- •v*t«m wM
H. Jfi.iHtvu.oAcA, ^
»«i4 nr att *w4 D«*i«rs.
l ook at !•*$ Ilrlglil Mile.
II Jiv rtoely is an absent one mefl
tionen with commendation,
I is forthwith ntanofTBrni esponded^ talcntai"
y**n say ; an is,
‘Oh, yc.«, a man of fine talents, but he
has no control over liis paxpiohft.’ ’Mv.
U —\ K u lJian ef excellent
‘But/ is answered, ‘I don’t like som* of
Iti h praciicos 9 ‘Mr. C—— i.-^ a kiiid
fat hep and husband’ ‘But if all. I
have he^rd be trqe, he is not ovcr-mico
in regard to liis word/ And, ton
ehancts fo one, il the
dation is not forgotten, while the dis¬
paraging declarations find a prominent
jfliice in the memories ot all who heard
them, and color tbeit estimation of
A-, 1>-and C-. ‘
^ It is remarked by Swcdcnborjg, that
whenever the angels c-otiio to any one,
they They explore him in search of good.
see not his evil, but his' good
qualities, and, attaching themselves to
those, excite them into useful activities
Ware they to see only the mill’s evils,
they would recede from him, loi* they
could not cmjoin themselves tw these ;
and thus mao would be left unaided, to
bo borne down by the powers of evil,
il. then, we would help our fellow
man to rise above wbat is false and
evil in bis cliarac<er, let us turn our
Unit8 “'«•**«jrfc» ai,d stea.lily m lus
> 9* upon
good qu dities. We shall then aiJ him
in the upward movement, and give ej
(ernai r ow ,. r t0 the good lie really * r»os-
8e *'«P 0 - 4« . d . » oW * *>f wa y blustra
tion.
4- young mi;n named Wcstfiild wyj»
the subject of conversation 'berfreen
three or four persoos. One of these, a
Mr. Hartman, hid met Westfield only
recently. character Ttio first impression fi»n|jw ,
of hid wag quite favorable,
And he expresoo . himself accordingly
Jo his suijui.-e end pain, one of the
eh in pap y Westfield u milled—
his ‘Yes, is clever enough in
way, but—” And/ho shrugged
his shoulders, und looked a world of
niy»!i>-y.
‘No force of character/- stiff another
•I liave nevi r likedthe way lu* ticat
ed Mr. -Greco,'said a third. ‘It shows
to my mind a dufUct of principle. The
f l 0 .«|.p.«,w ""* J I t ......!*?, «.y
aifatust huu for the wuild, but— And
he shrugged his sliouldcrs
All, bow much wrong lias been done
to character mnj ! worldly prosjiSfe*.* 1/y a
a ogle *hri;g
From no tip present, came even the
smallest word in favor ot the young
man N’o one ,|,Uh spoke i“„ of the diaad van
l„d unppM
r-rr'f: virtue Of t m JBaiiy r.*r*« ho possessed. * rt No
"»• looked at the brighter qualities of
liis mind. nature! And why ? l’oor, weak,
human Quick to mark evils
m,d defects, but. slow to acknowledge
what is good inf t ie neighbor I’rouc
•:• Pjai>e «•«s* at the ahiane of another a merit.
llow low att thou fallen I
A few evenings afbr the little coo
ver*#tiQti wo have nventibnod, Mr.
Hartni n wa» thrown in company with
Westfield. Tbe litter reuibmboriiig
his first i iterviow with this gentleman,
whose p sition in society was one of
standing aud influence, met (mu again
with a lively glow of satisfaction, which
showed itsclt iu cuuntenanco and man-'
nor. But tho lew disparaging words
spoken against .he young Mr? man, had
poisoned the mind of Hartman.
!m d, instead of meeting him with the
trank cordiality 7 " i expected ’ ha
, iu wit IT,* u
Duappmutcdland ,tU-„ mortified l\v«.fi,li ^ CM field
turned from th,j man toward whom
warm feelings and hopeful thought*
«?,* which he rr had promised r. hiunseif both
pleasure and profit.
1 1 hat hope bla-tedU exclaimed Hie
T. The,e Z'- existed, I at .. tins „ time, an • , w
.
COttantcrista in the young mans affairs
He was a clerk, on a very moderate sal
ary. His own want* were lew. and
‘l' 68 ? b i* f * Ury !7klTff . J n ° uld have fp
> vonm/1 l ' ur 0‘ked fo him a* their on
!?. his ability and, to •uMain much all, lus was beyond
, to anxiety
and deep discouragement he »onnd
hnn8 *| , tall,n ? int0 U's offsneo
toward Mr. Green, which lnd been al
luded to as involving something.wrong
or* bis part, was nothing more nor leas
,ban ^vu.g h.s servree for ti.at of an -
b * I r sal.trj “ a ,?! * Jr** th ng El which ^Tt the .*'t former v ** ,ce
positively refused to do.
hts H k boy h EUJ lu>od eCn up. Wi and. lf I somehow -'\ Grcpn or other, f [ om
Mr. Green imagined that he possessed
cer tain claims to his continued service.
and wbon t,1<? <:!Ct ot having
W» «*»«•»«!'». pr, .. «l..r»
imj're>sion that fie was badly used
iu u* rnaMer. He did n t mean to in
jure the young man, but he had been
product^ unkind f^lin^! 0 and^'h “.e
found relief in word*. Selfishness pre
veiHftd bin) from seeing, a- ha ought.
,h.bri,ht siJc of Wo-ttclJ's ct«M
ler, .oJ M k. iojered bin, by Ihrowiog
* shedow on bis good name
‘That hope blastedf repented tbe
Aud y guu|jpa * ^S btr a. cheuahed
w m }
. bow*, ^he , e|p»t:oa«f wfe.ch had
cd MflHMpilffy.r A i*W words moy will
pu of
comM|pKr$MtV n»4 Im just
Q large JBntjsct *»ith the fstxtc. for {)»«
erf’Ctiou qt.certain vuldie. to be
com men cr I i»■•>»»
.
^b.t^h™ 1 ,
Quietly iu
T i<,emi ii rr;?
■ Her t whoso salary world be- double
;e was now leveiyitig ; and it sax
«s purpose to see lmn immediately,
him*elf,.npd gn^eavor, 1 1 possible,
t ^r < tu ^ tbc sl,Ua t ,on - He had called
»«. 118 **«» du '-'"g day, -bui
a " c< J. ijitn. .liic manner
which Mr. Hartman mpthi, advance^
1 ! e cveiriag. sntisiiud. him that to
as K M “*® situation .d^inuch desired,
^9?^ Westfield V? alto|ether vaiu. of
was ift a young man integ¬
rity, competent business matters, and
industrious. Ho hud liis faults aud
his wcakuesnes, as wo all have ; but
these were f^eaHy overbalanced b,y his
virtues. Yet was lie not above temp¬
tation. Who is ? Who has not some
easily besetting sin ? \ Who c*n^ eay
that ho ma y not fall ? t
Westfield To Mr. llartman, as a privatc^clerk.
wouhl have be«n invaluable,
lie was just the kind of man he was
in search of. Moreover, he was think
ing ol him for this vary position of p/i
vato clerjt, when f.he p°s»(.ion of ill
natuicd detraction etttsred ^his mind,
and he turned his thoughts away Rom
him. '
,
• The more he brooded over his dis¬
appointment, arid pundered.the unhap¬
py Cf>*dition of hjs affairs,* the more
deeply did the mind gf Westfield be
tquie disturbed.^ bear these
said, pQnnpt starting"lip froui.a e^air thoughts/ whieli lie
in
he had beeu sitting 4n gloomy despon
^'^yr fumbled an feelings, d ( in tha effort forth to escape the his
went upon
Street. It avas late in the evening —
was*no purpose in the young
kn*un a mind a* be walked, square offer
'‘uuure^ witb liasty steps; and he was
'bo at returning, when, be was met by
a U)an with whorl he had a s'ight ag
quaintauco, and who seemed particular
wed pleased to seo b'lii.
‘The very man 1 wae thinking about/
i9 :ild ^l- r ’ Lee- that was, his name.—
Quite a .coincidence. Which way arc
you going ?’
‘Home/ replied Westfield, somewhat
iudhjcrently,
‘la any particular hurry ?’
.‘No.’
‘Como with me, then ?
‘Where are you going?'
‘iotlio t uioa House. There’s to he
a raffle there, at ten o’clock, lor six gold
watcln‘8 chance in each wstch only
one do'lar I’ve got livp chances. TheV J
,ty s;tr y careif*ldo/^ Ues - Couie
•i don’t 1VeBt aold.
thing-that Ho «arrint3rTrrttk*PWu.M Mlf
would diveit hia mind. Un
der other ciicumstaiitef, this would
have been no tempted*. So he went
to the Union lUel. ventured a dollar,
and mo-t unexpectedly became tho own
er ol a gold watch. New thoughts and
new feeling were st.ning in his mind,
as he tout l-is way homeward that
night, excited by home things seen and
herd at the Union House, as by the
ennd Iprtnne which had attended his
List venture ol a small sum of money
m the hope of gaiuing largely e 3 on the
dcncait.
The effect of this cold treatment of
Westfield did not cone tho ohserva
tiou of Mr. Hartman He saw that the
young that lie man kept wa? aloof both from »urt the and trouble’',
rest of the
oowpany, and soon rstired.
°° knt,vv J« a «8 Wes. field ?’.
^ . inquired of a genOcmaa, with whom,
" m3 af, f rWard » »»• happened to
bc ,n c «uvrrsauyn. .
‘Very well/ was the answer.
‘Has he good business capacity V
-. Fcw men excel him ’
‘Do J y 0 u know 'anyibiuLr ^ h otbis char
t . ?
P S > . On. , very
. v .
he**haa i e i motllcr • r aud^feteno , . . ,
as a support
bim ?’ *
‘‘ No morc ,ban or 1 ba ve.’
*1 heard the tact of his leaving the
employment of Mr. Green commented
„ n in a way that left on my miud tu
unlavoralle impreis.od of the .young
«*«•/
‘^ me P 30 P le "U always mo're ready
to suppose »\vil than good of another.'
•! am in search of a competent young
man as a. private elerk, and had thought
of Westfield ; but th«e
marks caused mo to decide against **
him.’ ~
-
-In my opinion/said the gentleman
with whom .Mr. Hkrtman was eon vers
ing. fiodiog ‘yon will search . good while bo
fore any one so wfell suited to
vmir purpose, in every respect, as young
\Vcslfield/
| him. ■**?* *F eak earnestly, * in Kgtrd to
.
‘1 do, and because I know him well.’
A very difRrent impression of the
young n.au was now entertained by Mr
U,m.. that light It « he tm .k..„ homeward, o'clock
On as roue
passing on bis way the Union 1 loose,
and just at the moment when Woattie.d
caRT.? fr^m XTyXe
talking Hartman loud and boistroosly. Mr.
leaned from the carriage
*», .Ifnictcd b, th«r ,ovoet. wd I.U
«,« r«ed. for . dome.,, on IV,,,.
The lore w.. f.n.,1,.,. bn. h.
i’ailed (o get a right of hi. lace. Tb.
carriage swept by, aud tbe form paas.-d
from and his tried vision ; make but be still its identity. thought ot
u, to out
Not many b ‘are of tranquil sleep had
Westfield that night. As he lay awako
through tbe Sliest watch**, tcmptition
In jungle hour away in had lippelfsss ruin.—
a he become the
posse-Starr, of a gold watch, which could
C.l which-, sily^ to' converted Ipjy valnatioD, into money, and
tho at a of fifty dollars—equal tyoujd bring
months sqm to
been acffjjir salary. 4HQKj. Jlow ea«ily .^ad-tliis
ttel ! > to ruffle was To
gamble. this objection Anlferi, for he easily silenced
j at religious r lairs lie
had often seen K°? ds di 9 pos? i of by
, offl atlh and n had hunsedf more than once
c,,anca A , 7 ,her rafii ‘' *<"
i* 1 .JiSiJ 1 1 !? ^ , 7^ SgS^I”! P ^ Jn '° ,0Unced n .’* nd
\v fi 14 nrged i i by tUo.bopo , of I new
successes, , resolved lobe present and
a °n ! .! > ! ^ m UC ‘
lhc^ following f ,, . found „• the
morning
joung man in a more sober thoughtful
mood, lie did not show his watch to
Cr ,he ‘‘f 1
hin/ 4 oJ , en f °
asked I ^ had 1 been sp late
on tli# ni ° rhi kf f he evadt ’ d th<J
iion ’
mic 1 l.il
On 1 [] mr ' \ U (l.n •„ in wbich , • , he ,
was iewc/^nd cn p ,
wai^h. '4*r
^‘answered a th°e t
^ i
certain meaning in -his countenance
That the young man did not like.
*1; Will tid I v ! sIxTv V donlw’- i • v- "
‘1 said‘the
‘I’li buy it at fifty/ jewel*
ler
\V. J. ffiTt IL\\us<S£l i’ U , l y0Ur8 -„ % r.pcc“d TT 1
«.
him ot having obtained it through some
improper means. The inmey was
^aid over at once, and thrusting the
pnoountered Mr. Ilartma”, who was
^ntpring. lie dropped his eyes to the
ground, while a crimson flush over
spread his face. estfield/
‘Ah, Mr VS Hid Mr. Hail
yo"u".’ morning?' Will y?u caU at RU1 my“office m thii
‘If you wish me to do so/ replied the
J'Qung fusio! man, mind struggling to cover the con
of into which the sudden
encounter, under tho circumstances,
had thrown him..
‘L do. Call at.elevan o’olock-I wish
to sac you particularly/ l
:vr hJIru ^r r urlnS r ^
whom well known.
him^ at his counter.
‘What young man V inquired 4 ^ Mr.
'
Hartman
.‘The young man to whom l saw yog J
sneaking the door/ ’
at
‘lcs. His name is WeatfieM ; and
a very excellent anything V oun* in an he is ‘' Do
you know about*him V .
‘1 know that he has just adid me a
watch lor fifty dollars, which I sold for
seventy dive, yesterday, to a man who
to'd tpe ho was going to rafte it/ t
The jeweller did not sav this It
came came in in his ins thoughts inougiits to to say say it it. But iiut he ne
^ ^ Cr “ UC / “° r °. y
1 pbed to'
‘Nothing ° at all. lie " is a strange; 8
/ ‘
oe
IU/ that first impression impid^c to produce an
unfavorable in regard to a
stranger iiflen obeyed, the life
ot Westfield would have becu blasted.
The evening that followed, instead of
finding him at home, rej -icing with his
pother andristprs over tho honcful fuv
ture, dangerous would have seen him again in the
H g 7nTn„t!rTn company P 7^ of unscrupulous
,t !. ,’i i *, t ,|i,J t a' i? |? ^ \’ A
H
“" ikhc
sequenc s that might hava followed.had
irot »bettor way opened to lnai erring
iua^ge*bew^lde^rm^nt^be C wa« W unab)e
ilfoughL of the injustice Whiafa (be
young man had suffered at the hands o|
Uiose who should Uvi seen his good
qualities, instead iu, therortrayaf of seeking biid for, and
delighting oJ oue« in'
And he thought, Jals/ too, of the actaaf
jury this juogmeut had come near
infltcting upon a most worthy, capable
and honest person. Hq. did not-know
all. The reader can penetrate more
dvbnly below the surface, and discing see how
.few'carelessly utWed,
Jh. words proved hidden rocks, bei^g! on loT which
hopes of a fellow thU
life and tho next, were near being g
wrecked. .
| hc history look U ooe-fttil of instruction
It is but to at the bright side of
character—to search fdf good ^ in others, .^
instead ol evil, -*
A ----t gentleman *—^-77 admiring - ‘
was a yonng
ladv’s hair the other evening ahd
said > ‘ Miss D-, please give me
one little curl—just one, won't yon
-Cooiau-t thick ol it, Mr.- ; oouldiVt
think of it for a moment/’ replied
yo.'ng rnefife lady briskly. apiece." -Tboee curls C o«
shilling,
“ matc ^ ,h “ l ^r'du' * re ductton Fn' of f^ wages 8 '''"" !t would 2d
be “ i 4 c *** .- adJ re« 3 ‘- d tb ? ore, “ a ”
L"f J*™ 10 “f “• ,L "‘ ,^ f " , re ”f I .. *t i ?
f 0 *. ICg “‘ le ”, tb nii t . get now,
*“ “*.1 m P.'.P'.S >bnn.
Utr “*<> c ®“* 5 » c»P*
It is much better to decide a differ
eoce between .enemies than friends;
one of our friends will certainly
become an enemy, and one cf our on*
a friend
cards duriug Divine .service. »
The accoupt is given in the y]ngli-b
•J^mrnal. A serg'eant comntau Jed Hie
gofdiers.at tjre church, and. when thp
parson read the prayers he took his
text. Those who had a Bible took it
but the soldier had neither Bible
„or common pra\ er book, but pulling
0l * a p;ick of car , Js iie spreac] t l,em out
then'atjanother. ore llim jj,, fi, st ]wM at 0l)e an d
The sergeant of tiro
command saw him ami said :
“Richard, put up the c^rffs, this is
no place for tliem.” *
*• \yficn Never mind that," said Richard. *
the service-wa*pver the pon
stable took Richard Ma*ir, prisoner and car
r ied him before the
«< What , have you brought this soldier
i, for y v "
ere
**For playing cards in pliurcji.’!
'• Well, soldier, V what have yog T cot
te sny f ur yPUrgel r ,
“Much, fir, I hope.’* '
'
-
“Very good, if not I will pun ; sb you
„, 0r e than ever a man wag punished.”
about “iH" sty wce^j >T" the f J march 1 have
on ;
hav e ‘nothing^ut"^pack Sv ftdB. and
th « JP an, to 7 satisfy °* ! U V nitent.ons.^ your. lor^p with
j hen s]»reai}ing t,»e pardf* bpforp the
,,
that there is but one Hod.
“When I sec tho dupe, it remind?
“l ,h8 f-'-her and Kon.
trinity of *
persons.
' " ef r r ;, um ” M s mo
m * ! e ^vu.grli^thwr E k d Jobn preached , :
" ;f ® "”
- : , i
8PC 10 vc > ,t; rennn 8
5 U r»= - £ “ . s
. " ll<,n t I sp e the , six, it reminds
me
„ dd J s t,le L,J,d •n-'i" heaven
'i'WUT hoi.. Go^relted •. • i
1QC that on , t h e '' BeVenl *| l j a y
j^ 1 ‘be great work He had made
hallowed it.
, ^"ere^aved ) 8 f° l^e ^t'' 1 eight, ^, erS it reminds n 7 V *
^Sd^NoaTan. W1 e > h. 10 thiec ”* I
so. s and , t .. her • .
wives, ;
of l, ! e e ." JZ C0J ' ma ndme«.» V™' “ 8 which God
-4 , 7\ Vlun 1 ou
*** r a *
^ ^ -
. T , Iv,D * ° l .........
W ‘lvv, l J 0U A "V gh,y ‘
W hen p n . l see the queen, .. it reminds .
Queen of Sheba, who visited
Solomon, lor she was a. wise a weman
88 jlu™,*,* U e,l 8a * V\ ‘ d ai th V ° , M r a J’,or, ‘.>u , , have .
>
• de ^ rer, P tio n « f ^ 111,6 0ttrds
.
«d P
h 1 ,i 1
.«ti K •»»«•, » »«d -1 • m Mayor.
, f ,? fr ,afc *’ >. t00 f‘T® »J’P® y««r *;««or «°t a be description augry.
^ WJ ,)0f * sa,d the Mayor, if you
do a not term n e to bo the Knavo.”
“Well," said the soldier, “the groat
ff {?'“°! br ® U 8 ht n, « ,icr 0< °' 5? tb ® C0 “ SU *
f d kr> °< ld , M M *
0 T ,“- U '? ay ° r ’
lf hc J , s be fi reaU ' 8t kn - v ®> b » t 1 r l
, )>
^Jbe uWhe„' fo^je/wJSt { lounlthenJKr'of •
lh<^ ^ cards
)n ap numU ,ck 1 find wikTia Aflv-twc
To 1 of 2 7, ‘ n . f je vear ar ' "
V fil ’ d tb cr ° l ' r0 twelve^ , . picture . .
« rd » » - B * P/~b. . representing the oum
ber of months in a year.
“And on cofruting the tricks, I find
thirteen—the number of weeks in a
know about a pack'of cards.’’' ' ‘
------____i
.Household Tralnlngr.
’‘1 raining girls for household duties,
ought to he considered as. necessary 6s
fraction in writing and arithmetic,
if,a q uite ‘“ universal. We ve in dur
bou^os more than half of our existence,
houachold surroundings
which affect Crore i^gely tit • happiness
or misery of domestic life. Il tbfc wife
kuowa how to ‘keep house.’ if she un
derations bow to -set table/if she
learned how things ought to be cookod,
how beds should be made, how carpets
should be swept, F how furniture should
be-dusted. how the clothes should be
repaired and turned aud altered,
renovated ; rf she knows Sow purchkes
can be made to.th e bdkadvantage, *,d
uoderstamfs the faying rn of provisions,
lowest; how to make them go farthest »od last
if she appreciates the andThe impor
ot-aystem, order, tidint-,.*
tjuict management o’ children anditcrv
ants, then ane knows how to make »lit
tie heaven of home, bow to keep her
husband irom the club bouse, the gam *.
.i»StUWc, mi ihe win, cap. Sud,
tywji bilrty, -«rtf busineas be trained te social eifi
ck-ol-y to succesa, and U
fcJ d usefulness in what*vof
^ i 0 ^tol^ tha^ n^one girl io
, co in our targe towns and cities
inta married fife who has learned to
h.ko , w of bred, to l P orch.«
M, .Hi . puictieg, .S ,o B.k. sweep o»«X«. c.rpd, or
nnd 6. her
Ho , muc6 lbo
things bears upon the thrift, tbe com
fort of families may bo conjectured, but
not calculated by figures, would be
ul imuae^fintbie attaching advautaga -to make a
oeginuing by a krtchta to ov
er/ girls' *chool ia, the nation, anJ
NO, 17,
auvantago, xjtli the of a large. *
saving oi-anqmy, an ’^«reoso of com
add higher health '^every family
*0 l "P **"{;• \ ' >•
■ ^ e think that hpys aHo ahoul i La
tYain " d for hpnsehftld duties. $ „
the haps m precisely the fc!,me Way, a^ Yp
same extent us girls, but snffic^"
t0 mako wiss *dwst?rs and h*\ V~„ 1
ors of their wives No uinn who iu ww *
undertp,Q> tq pupate three'fiqmfqrtabfe family *
meals a day, or, tq dq a washing,
or mend to and sareep make and clothing, dipt' * hquse, or
fas any nde- '*
T’atb conception of the fare qnd T-Lrq. Inboj;
these household duties in vpive.
providing f° r ®> husbands help are too often careless in
mands ^eir exacting 'afjij, ip. their dp.
all,‘underestimate »P on yivee, tho vgliie worst of
trained <ff her sot,
work vices. sufficiently If boys wore 'fo Jiopsp: ,
<>e, man would to appreciate its that va|-' lie
no ever say eye?
‘supported his wi% ? If they bad
hel P®^ t0 ‘ tcn 4 th® baby/ hu%U^£. '
wou,d g e ld o m neglect the mother ot' U
TISE ^hjk inIaN TSM>ubi.k». b.
The news from the Ark^ns^s war ig -
-bout the same, and sh*ws the fruits of
Uad.cal misvpTp and $e utter d.srega^
0 f tho conte^aots, who af:e both Rada.-'
bitch scoops tr, burning tn enlightened, civili^'»
country arc a shame, and bad
one of them beep a ^liitf m&yjif
13 pftl '» waB ^>"8 t0 rcd ^«fl bjmsplf,
H mm ' ,J that ,f ( ko put °*f? him in oflicc, but fm-t he wag ,
in bad opmpahy, and didn’t got tte
-irstrirfi^ office like an honest man should); wo
ls P^ cc ®
the . case, and settled the thing;
l ong ag0 Rut as it is, Grant don’f
caro muob, and, as ho has an eve to '
ru, ^ e P',C»pccts, lie takes advantage of-*'
to l.ulp, cut a t^rd term pn
stick. lie fcees the drift of the Itad^
ca j party and is switching off. .
foliowine Rr o >A the dlspatgliqs " wo extract the "
’•
•
Arkansas A spec.a dated d.sptch May f the ra-n 2nd T LiUlo says „ RoqI ha) ,
three of Baxter s troop* were killed m*
>>„
tUe Sld °. °J V!
iA-deral "'“V ' army, ^«<l|l|iy“7 i n?CTff4ft . arrjiouijt •
ces editorially that war is opened an^
extend throughout the State >y nle 8?
the } recent takes ppee^y aet.on i ff
th ® Sheriff Mr. Vaugjin ^war*
rested yesterday by King W hR^ .
««' d *'"P™ d - Th« city ,s getting
nt rather overy unsafe night with IWji.gro eithoi bh«t guns M t>jt
Vfoh. King W hite s proclamatipn
of martial nt J ^ e FW MWty ffl.
published. I ba jb^dernl trppps bw t
still fcelwocn the contestants. Qcnera^y
Fagan, formerly a Confederate
netal, liMl assumed command of th*
°.° ^^“ghout the State f ° raU f:“ l|
1'° from * \\ ashington. if? ^ru Iho 6 ^ exchango r ' of
S^ro'airWle^T^f A^ “pSK UP ° n ' U ; IJ ^7
ttoT the Democrat dfh from savlf
Judies‘SeaS lle en the £ iniUnt f
Judges fteajjc and anu Ut nnett, nne of ot the the Shk W
preme Court, were arrested last n,*ht
on tho arj-iva, by the Memphis tfai?
at by,tlaptain the Argtfn'a, opposite Little Buck, qV
Williams, aotiug the under
der of Governor Baxter, Judge*
2Pfaa ■
meu entorpd tho car andKcnncS vRh cooked' rp
V olvera and Scarie were
forcibly taken from tin, trajn, and up
Little Hock to day. Judge Stephen-.
«° n ‘ also b ! Lbc Court - wa# 00 *
the t/am, but it | seems his presence was
*r ot l 11 ’ 0 .^ 0 / e4se -i w if-?’ ba ^;
ocon arrested. . The affair created great
excitement in Brooks'camp, and sen
°» s tro oblc » 9 apprehended unless Col.
^ r,8e interferes . for the rebate of thp
^ ud 3°V .
T ~ LknotH-oP I Vh*> I h« 1
He avs. ny^
° , l S r m ^ri 0n ^\Y^ g
* G ^^l '•* or ® bo ter *
At *1 Wngost day has aov*
f lujf’ ? h ‘' 8borto(,t .* c J cin ;
At Stockbolfp, tW thg longdst has eighteen
T “J Vh 0 nineteo^’ "?: *2? aid f 1°
c'' 01 B ,, PS a a At^n’lVr «
‘
[ !VC i ‘° lol . r !' ft Inland, d Ui ? Ug«at
oteXi" hoi^ 'iK
U " r wwornuB, , . *n ivorway, tne p/.y 1 i»ats ;
fro m ‘j 1 ® tw<nty-hrEt ai May.fo the aec- .
, vR
T .-Sg.
'
^ ^a. '•i’ y
: v. .y i : ■
J'^ V’ 3r^ n P L* t7 *1” rtron ?’ lfl f n *' 9 9 .
d *’ tt cotiw at|d A _ a U liti . f, 1 -
.
of.hewrt for aH- the ^ anima!l
*!?t“ be?I jP rC P ar,n g *®' g»*bdr her
V S?*” -"T" I " !r 1 1 '' n‘“5 ’'.Tl
i,n joo.ercpt ^ n x ly old roo.Wr. , Nf '
. S-me peonlp think happiness is in a'
ball-roam or a theatre, some think it is
in Europe, and some in heaven. - But
those'who caoiTnt find true happiness
at home, are not likely to find it
wher*. '