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,v I • • THE Ws & FARMER i’ BV OBEKTS A-, BOYD. R( ,cvd every Thursday Morning at W< V'{SVILLE ; GEORGIA, ” mas J y b OF SUECRIPTION ■y < <- XN ADVANCE, 1 -y one year..,. $2 00, six mouths 1 •" • ilirec mouths.-A M> Club of FIVE or more we will make a f m 0f25 percent. f * advertising rates Advertisements, One dollar pe aniiues ol this type or one inch) for k e pttiou aud 75 cants for each subser ,irtion A liberal deduction made on running over one month. kk£a. notices will be charged Fifteen cents I he each insertion. ili bills for advertising due at any time K ,-i first insertion aud will be presented Bi pleasure of tile Proprietors, except by W al arrangement LEGAL ADVERTISING ®..ary’s Citations for Letters of Administra tion, Guardianship Ac... ~...55 DO Application tor dism’u from adm’n 5 bit ItolteeWcaU notice -- ■ and 00 Application for uisra’u irOm giiard’n 5 00 AppiicatiGh for leave to sell laud 5 00 Notice to Debtors and Creditors 4 00 SaleiTot Land , per square o) teu lines 5 00 Sales per stfr, ten days 2 00 Shcri[fs —Each levy- ol ten lines, 5 00 Mot tgage sales of ten lines or less 5 00 fax Collector s sales, per sqr., 13 inontlislO 00 Clerk's —Foreclosure of mortgage aud other monthly’s per square 4 00 Lstra, no ices thirty days 5 00 j lk7a 7ELTr7,No 10 NtYVM’APtrt Subscriptions c*nd Arrearages. 1 : .Subscribers \vlu> (lo not give express no Mce io the contrary, are considered vvishiiig’t< continue the r subscription. 2 ii subscriber* order ih* l discoiitiunaaee ol their periodicals, the publishers may continue t,.i send ibem until all arrearages are paid, a?’>. It subscribers neglect or refuse to take heir periodicals from the ot’iice to which they JJie directed, they are held responsible until \hey have settled their bills, and ordered them *iiscontiiitied. 1. It subsciiDcrs move toother places wit li mit informing the publishers, and the papers ftosxi sent io the former’ director they are held espo risible* h. lhe Courts have declared that “refusing •vtnke periodicals from the pthcu.or removing •it leaving them uncalled for, is priiua facio mience ot inteuti ual fraud.” li. Any person who receives a newspaper and makes use of it, whether he has ordered it or not. is held in law to be a subscriber 7. li subscribers pay rfi advance, they are bo to give notice to the publisher, at the . end of their lime, it they do not wish to coii timAe taking it; otherwise the publisher is au thorized to send it on, and the subscribers will be iT.>ponaible until au express no ice, with p A ment of all arrears, is sent to the publisher. CENTRAL RAILROAD. ON and after SUNDAY the 20th June, th* Passenger trains on the Geoigia Central ltailroad, its branches aud connections will un as oliowtf • Leave Savannah..--- —9; 15 am lA ive Augnsta 9:05 p m Arrive in Augusta 4:00 p m Arrive in Macon 0:4.) p m Llpve Macon tor Columbus.-----.. ft:l* pin Leave Macon for Eufaula.. 9:10 a in Leave Macon for Atlanta 9:15 p m Arrive at Columbus L4O a m Arrive at Kufaula 6:17 p in Arrive at Atlanta a m Leave Atlanta--- .10:40 p m Lavc Lufaula -a in Leave Columbus - L.dO p m Arrive at Macon from Atlanta 0; 10 p m i rrtve at Macon from Eutaula b'.ls p m Arrive at Macon from .Columbus Oum p m Macon ';UU a m Arrive at Augusta 4.00 p in Arrive at Savauuah 5:”o p m Connects daily at Gordon with Passenge l Trains to and from Savannah and Augusta. ONLY ONE DOLLAII! Savannah Weekly Morning News jf'AVil be sent to any address six months for •/JIO3 LMlar. This is oue of the cheapest weeks j-vj) pitbit-iicd. It is not a blanket sheet in winch all •-n’ts of matter promiscuously ' 1 thrown. It is a neatly printed four page pa- 1 per, compactly maCi up and elited with great cai f . Nothing of a dull or Iniavy character is admitted into the Weekly Jtis mi elaborately compiled comp ndiiiu/ of the host things that appear in the Daily News. The telegraphic despatches of th wtfk are ro-edited and ca. e lully weeded < f evejytiling that is not strictly of a news charactoa. It also contains fail re ports ot the Market; thus, those who have not the advantage if a daily mail, can get all the news, for six muths, by sending One Dol lar to the publishers or for one year by send ing Two Dollars. The Daily Moiuno News is the sarm* reliable organ of pubic opinion that it has al ways been vigorous, houghtliil aud conserva tive inftho discussion if the issues of the day, and lively', spUiklingand emeitainiug in ito present a* iop of the mws. In gathering and publishing the latest iiformation and discuss ing questions of pubic policy, the Moknino News is fully abreastof the most euterprsing journalism ol the tiimf. Price, $lO 00 for \'d months; $2 00 forlinontbs. ' The Try-Weekly Mews has the same fea tures as the Daily Nevs. Price. S(J 00 for I*2 mouths; $3 for t> uioiths. Money for either can be sent by P O order, registered letteior Express, at publish er’s n^k. The Morning Nevs Printing Office Is tlio la gest in llio State, Every descrip tion of Printing dono at Ihe shortest notice. — blank liooks of all kindsmade to order. Rook Rinding and Ruling esecuted with dispatch. Estimates for work promptly tarnished. Address all letters, J. 11 ESTILL, Savannah, Ga f ttS Mlli.^ JL f fCwit UAUJofiuuAirvt. W.UILK* *4 vu y jjrofcsstoualcnaihiß. 'V. 11. Watkins, R. L. Gamble. WATKINS & GAMBLE ATTORNEYS AT LAW. iLouisUtUf, <Sa, January 27 Jy. J. G. Cain. J. H. Folhill CAIN & POLIIILL, ATTORNEYS AT L A W LOUISVILL, GA. May 5, 1871. J Iy. T. S. BOm WELL. Attorney at Law, Cherry Hill, near LOUISVILL GA June 3rd, 875. (Jm A, F- A)7 riijsleiau ms an Spjßrt.sa., Ca,. SUCC ESSFULLY treats Diseases of the Lungs and Throat, diseases of the Eye, Nose and Ear, ami all im ins ol Propscy ; dis~ eases of ibe Heart Kidneys, Dladder aim Stric ture, secret diseases, long standing Ulcers. — Ueuiovys tJenioirheidal Tumors witliuut pain Makes a speciality ol diseases peculiar to Te males. Metlicines sent, io any point on the U ail road. All coriespondence coniideiitial. Eehy 15, 1874 ly HOTELSr Lasilar Molise, Mulberry Street, MACON GEOIGIA B, BOiio rietrr t ce it) ii) fr ni a. ,1 id ue Reyn MAiioiLiL liU U tOE. saVjlmnmi, aa. A. B. LUGE, —i’roprirtor- -150 \RI) FEU I) \V §:!.(!() PALMER IIOUSA i‘Go iJroaii Sl„ Aiignsln, Bovd S2-00 P r Sixgi.f. Meals 30 Texts. Mrs. S. J, it, f>. mip.FY, i li. 11. RICHARDSON & CO. Publishers’ Agents, 111 .xi a.neiixi, Si.V ni.lxit, tit, Are autuoriztd to contract lbr advertising- in our p-iper T. MABKWALTjfiR, ■2 A ""‘i crl! T- T’ r"! .. tf, . Nf.aii t.ewF.n Market Jo':-' Monuments, Tombstones iIIML M \IITSLK W.IRKS, AUG UST A., H A. Louisville Drug flora B. 11. W. HUNTER, ,M. D. Druggist ol Apothecary. Susoessor to UUXTIIR & Cl). Kotqts on ;iund a lull unit wo!i asuortefi stotik • f DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, DYE STUFFS, PERFUM ERY, SOARS, Ci I .MRS. BRUSHES, TOIL ET ARTICLES, LAME CHIMNEYS, GARDEN SEED ol all kinds ; FINE CIGARS and CHEWiING .FORAGCO WINDOW GLASS and I’UT.TY 4tc. ; Wliiuh he otters lo sell FOR CASH, as cheap as they can he bought, at retail, in any tom. in tlie State- Drakes Magic Liniment ami Hr. Win. Hauser’s Diarrhoea ami Dysen tery CotilMl. Always on lmml anil for Also Ur. Morris’ syrup Tirr, fcaMf limy and iTtrribmiad A now and viilnHblo remedy in Conl** and nffeciionH of the Lillies jjenerrtly BUMPS! ruMrs: I have on hand the Templeton FanilEump, Pipes and Valves, which 1 am inittiiig nip and repairing. 1 have prl up a groat, number oT:tliase|pnni| in this and adjoining euiulties. vbed) liav j>— rant .to work well anil save a great amount,of allot*. Addte-'s S. /,, .M i Ul' 1 IY, IJotii.my JKm son County, Ga. THE HEWS AND FARMED. LOUISVILLE. JEFFERSON COUNTY. GA. DECEMBER 23, 1875. MW XimiPS ATT XML'JI. OTX tr.AHEBU. 1 lutvc Bbijis tlihitt vwavtttfco sen, lLongtogo. iloijg AVith iwliat liitlinsu H <t;isii 'ktten, I’swe Ibeen twtiiStug iSlwse ntutumn. Hiut tlie lbmcTCnvil SFr ims Novur Ijltw, lHßvarlUlaw.. 11l ttlhe tlifitrsncm tthsty ante ho.hu On Itlie > deqjqantSlre' ilnnp. I’lou^liingititii , iiiotlitlltewdlinrrtfiito Withtfihe dim satare H'nr .-n "tullt:, Wltile itlip, mtgnv 3Se>wt)t' stefyi, matutr .‘riiaqjt. Tlntre arc ibircnktira iu il-'tvr ! t!he -rilnn®, ffr ttibe hi nun, AmflliLmav he iintfliniv ffirovu, That-my -filiijM twill .dll -.a v.-n. AV.itlt itlteir tpFßtiicraelintaifilii " lilt;, ’ lEvtar image, tavarimut*. Thure is HitSle-dluntr tfnr mie WVtiitiing sti, twiitCiug *♦>;; M-attii ng;t list i uyi it tut iFortlm (Btmiiitg (ttl'Xliß HiGltt, ir'tiriiiiy tHiyjßwVWidl! -stit. lLong ;tvgo, Atmg :ugo. Tvo a Hiiiji) -.vtilitdhwcmtt tto .-aea *i Years .&"), \yenraig,);; Andtthe "liliaut Hit tile mralft, Jlettt-B ttlie tluss :antt affl;, While tfilteiliomewuttil tu> turn cEvor Hllovt;, >e\:ur llilnw.. Qjono and nvutiry iltave Q lUouu \VltoioanltaU,wh;otu:l.dll iVtl tlie augutaiLtir tfihe -amil AViliile film’.UiUotrs irmtnihruetriiH, ’Hiillim.v -hli([>s-nuini-ss 'Hidiiit" iin Eiieiglitcil wdihtfrdifjitfieilwdll. i■mu i ii nm m ammuE mmm im amalil [Lfl\XW’.‘ [iL’iieso liner, were avriCten :u’.',(tr Huatv ing tlic Following tmeJliing itittiilmß are luted i-y ii'iniiiirttur-: AVtimLletr. wihuwuk pro j airing some llonv.uitmGeii'.ttii'.lnteu'',, lei'; it For a tnointniL wiien ill; il- ,'thtry.. with dltildUh f.n\MtMi,.y to hou .wiat'. iwa-.. in it, took hold uF itim-ilhih. vduin tit Foil! to Site Floor, -Hpiliingithe eon;man. U’ite mother sivnek film child:ti -HiwevOliUm;, Haying, with anger, tfilni’ dhe .wn+rndwirv., 1 in the -way'.! 'J'w week-- itti'ier iitfifii*- Mary eichenuil ttuil deal. K in Hmr-UeU' n lied alto tiHkeil hnr.mo. uur tF nevcwoiiid, be room Fur Imr tin, mg die atugdU.— ‘•.l was .alwi.vs .in your way. in-, imr;; yon had no worn lor .Sitfile .Mar;, !! ..Wind will I heiinfifilie angel..,vat,y.V WAilll uitiwl have loom For me.’" ill he. iliv*lheii ilu.'in— eU lnuthor aUicu .nill. no -Haenliee ;:.♦>! great, eonld siio Have saved mar mliilH.3 i Ik fihere room nmiingif.hioungdhi ■Fertile apirit-oF-vonr dliiUK’ Midi tlieq trike yon ■ 1 - ttarny In theiritoving .artm-moaniULV Will they avrerlvv,ream' loudly.. aVk tn.y -Hlory omik-K,iin.ve-miiilV Will if hey ilhiiiailhome tibr.Wlor.v— -.Many mmihuweU with it lie tieud" Tell me:t?iiVv>dnriing amltimy, Hk thereiroonuidr-Hniihat, siting? ’Will 1 ! grain the :lifimenlF.-e)iißtte, And rtlic rihiuiugatugdk-kui:?? I litave-fiiwe iy Iti; tnd gyoumnttimr— ttleen to\ytiu.-r. ennsiauttmarfj, And you willaiofinußSßmm.mnifilnn;, ’When H (IwitlLtnunngifilteiFriir;; Hdirwou iliiivemonroum ii'or .VKmvy— 'Nl te v,taK tevor iinvy ouv ■-w i t,y, And khelFeut ! Ktfihegroi>lhwi!ldhntl!kirr,; ’•Will thav iUifiluig.iinifilmy, -HaVFF i Tell nte —ltd! line SmiKy—iniitfilmi;, Hire Hire'-sidlusiitgilnnir dbifiu t,mn:.l | {Do jromtliiiiktfihtst ifilnyy twill Ikmpe.mr Ru >Che-iiiui]igaiug‘ll UnmnFF | il wUiHindt-Howvtwwitrll.iinttfilujf, iSJ <tt -st > -.voiyy—wuivy ii mil, Ahttifihatttendar Hove vwoiiUl nminiidh.} And imake.\Alut\y* iitoutfl mo giinil!!' Oh ! A 'yearn H’or rpttve mtl'mi’jione. Hu ifiliiHtwofilUidfUitUm-.wue!! And H UoingHVirliiUsßiimmorti.il, Hn Site Hand wfilmre il mnml gro. H'dllimeomeeaiguiHedenriinofilnn;, lEreyyon Hake ifilte iputfiiiig!kie, ’Will tfiiie nngdisftiid hub wtrdluom® To tfihstt Hand nIF ijuntlfidt HiitudV icdiriE mm, m ; w msr:r A ■ "oUfitemnu ttaravdlliiig iin Him moTtfih et'n .pai'i-oF llvelanii. llmatUtUhe wtiLUEitlt' dliildrou and atiipped ttoHietun. tttindingtfilm.HovmdccnmeffronnßFmnrili Imiiding, iiHed.'tinS-amdlnidllimiHfilheiditov, near, ti the>doorwrosippun iltevwnittiin. anil HiidieneU ito tSketworite tfiloe Ibig® wms qpdlling. (One Hitilllel'iiliow Htnod apmtUloilliiiiK very sad. ■••AVny-does tfihttt Hug' sritnnlltliißiffit?” adkedtfhe "euCieimtu. ■‘(Oh, lhe :i,sgondilVir mOtiiiiig!!"m])iUed tfihettoadhec. '“'l’luiveii nnlthtiigiinlhim. l ean nnrikeiuiltliiiigoiriliim. UiieikittiA most etij|)id!hny iinltlm-HtlluiiU'.” IJJho tgoitfilunuin i\vun-Hui[piiieU atltthh answer. Me -saw tfihttt ifilte ttewdluir w ko stern mull urolith tfiluiutfiiie gtoingjai and mmrelfiiniid .were meaiily eirimirnd. After i a i Few 'words tto ttl i tent ,| )1 luniitn; iiiijs Ihunll onitfilffinidlile IlmxwoiF tfilm llitfik H’dllow wfihoottooll apitnttihe auiid:: ■‘i()neoiF;[iussetin,yK\voii iimg- iiraimntf j alfine Hdlnillar;; idoiittigxvxi upi, Ihttt, tt-jy imy Hog:’.” The Ihigi’-e ssnill \was mrothSfiil. lillh j fdßqpingmiiud aiwiike. Aiuewpinifpim! j wnfliFormed. lErnmlfilutt litottr Hmllumancc ! anxiouHitoiexedl. Antdke >did Iheitoinoa' Hine -Kiilnthtt. mnUtfilie mitfihoraiT :u\wjill known (uominmliniyy <n tfihe lliillle;; ai great null good mine, ibdhvvnU a,nil Hum tired. Hit wtnwlEk'. AdnmCllntlk. ll’Lm seeret uiT iliin -suma.ssn iiswimfiJi ikuow i tig. ■‘R)oii ! t;gi.veuip;;HHtiUinv;,ing'l)iig;,tfiT\v'.’ nmnwiLir mw (imwn'w mwm>A ( mAmummnmm:. ’Sin tflw B'wtitidimV’tff tfltr ISotmVnf: Eil euuuiittn:: Attgtour innetiiiiig onn Ml® DiTtiffi of. Dee;, ttSUi, gam oreiinimll aill ttitu- inoiuiy. ;;!ien iin HI he ’ HiimwntavtkoliHullHtlmbutJaTii among tiiiis tbiniiltera (For Cllutt gear;, wtiiahi was (done. Anil HHurmv.iiSh aaiimit tVnrgour iiiisij)!sEtfiiiinj) ivti)riiv wiueiiiins. i’dntiiu- pay nnmtt* ao> unuite. 'HHnii® warn att, tfilntt tfiinm to UaJluium of ffitdll liaise sritii!) utipiutd. JAnd; liy your mrileroiTtfilntt iditlm (;*■ Si'ihntos-j D was dlhftwtteil. awasnyoff tfiiias Hjiiimue- came iiitto tfiiie 'liiiaasiU'y tk gjny Ifile? Dill! of VOrc. ,H.. A. 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AMU flli-B.mrdi aaiudbt ihifilhv ymmiiwt.iin £4> Auniibli::ii s-ttitioniiilC mV“ihi sxnviraUameuiitts-which) inn'dlW)unwdl.auilU,lhmt UV ttiin; patWinw ana) owantti.'iiilledl iin stitttlhmenli iv-ii'it | tttaullumjittihdhtmediwmflkllkaitd 1 ) would'l Hie ttraut) Hit Ulluilv aufiCiLenmit: wittt: tjlhvj Mirrilittttjbnittii oir’Haillbr;,ifl' tilley did! , irnttamunlltti'tlllmh oOTn iutercHt.-h. \\Vtv lluiw lhuU iiudltt! tttmutty finvttllreo ijtmmttlß) dR ttlits gean'.filiiriyvsiK public | ; mdhnilte—lSveutt\v9i’.winiwliitOH:amli nine' j awilbm'U. 'niievyalllulbseilloiutnr fioft*ne | ttll B > RRUiihett" 'lHluky wmsat ttiritU at-i ;; ttmillnnm' nil' ILOHTI pupils—72 Iff. whitest tjamll 2*M)> ffiilbmfil—aiu aiteivigot attem-j | (IhiuKE rfl’ (lllte 3>77- IL'hiiavetngtreosttafTtttiMiim flYrenelii i 'pnpillpmv mini till wtass . of which, 1 liiotetthtte ptittlltHUUT^—ai Friict,ion over ; tfiiAvpiureimfi.. IB hi in size l lunlloltunac* jjttoar (tfl'nuuijS’ el' triei sHiiioulh;, antll tile itmnpntemig’eFl' smUß’dlV ttletlaaohersibe iiamimillnwll iR wiilllhe: oUwnnwtliatl tlie j ittweigtii off tkiittani is; tea.lliglii Dt‘ ro* 1 j suits From the present method of em ploying teachers. It not nnfrequently gives to a very incompetent teacher of j a small school more pny than is some times received by competent teachers l lor larger schools. Sometimes the j teacher when Ito makes his contract re i reports, large school in prospect, but at • iia< dose Itis report shows it to have •i heetii small,, and it is too late to correct J tlie-error. j : Teiteiters, like any other class, should : he paid, according to their competency j and tlie amount and character of labor performed;; and as the law divides • teachers- into three classes, l cannot urge upon your Board too strongly the importance of employing teachers here after according to their competency and;aptness; to teach; and of fixing, not a monthly salary where a poor i teacher and a small school receive pos sibly as much, as a good teacher and a Ituv-o Knhuu! m soma other neighbor- Hom!;. hut a tixed per diem for each pu pil itt attendance. (Iraduate this per ditmn according to grade of teacher, at say si. 7, and 10 cents per day, or at whatever, other rate your wisdom may j dictate. We have some good teachers j but not enough for the county ; and as I long as those we have of that class, are put and kept on a level with incompe tent teachers, we will continue to lack. t- i! also - urge you to fix a day. (or days | ii; necessary) when you will meet and j examine publicly, oil one day, all who! propose-to teach public schools, aiidj then: require them; to meet on one day! >• make up- contracts. Dive public no- j ’.cent tin we days, and give emploj'-J meut to- no-one wiio fails to meet you cm those -lays. This will save to the school fund the amount paid to your coinnussiim For riding rouiul twenty or Liirt v (lays limit ing up teachers to make enn ic: s,. and a will dispense witii in ctnnperenc Utachers —"a tiling devoutly t.-i oe desired-.!’) For it may not he con cea. -i Unit only three ol' the nine col or.’ ! teachers we had this year were at a 1 ; 111 io teach ; and tlie same is true of! several white teachers. This class were-employed this year rather of nec essity than o.f choice. It was the best that could be done at the time without 1 Forcing patrons to lose- entirely their portion of tin; school tuul. The law requires teachers and patrons to Hx. up; their schools and make aud sign contracts and then exhibit those con tracts-to-tin; founty School Couimisf'- umiey for contract with the Board. But the rule has been—l he teacher calls ! lltwC on. the; Uoinuiissiouer For a con inn-! with tile Board. 1 therefore re -1 commend that you give your Coinmis -1 stoner peremptory orders to make no -ontrat-r wit t any teacher who does j no? bring with bun a certificate of au-- thurify to reach from the Board, and a contract already made and signed in duplicate between himself anil his pa ttons.. The school law proposes but one simple tiling—lo pay a part ot' tiie ! atiuoui of the children.' Mot all. but enough: to make it the interest of pa rents. to'look into it and take advantage j of it;, amt the Fact that we had thirty | six, public schools in the last term and j only thirteen private schools in the j lirat term' ot' the year, is proof that ! either, teachers or patrons, or both, doj attach importance to the sum receive ! ; ! ffeomitfiie- folate ; and, it’ patrons, when j : tliey enter, into contract with the teach per;. understood that they bind them ; selves-to-pay him whatever part of the contract'the .State Fails to pay, and that | flic State will not pay all, they would | not contract to pay exhorbitant prices, j But when the matter ot' contract is re : Ferrcd' first to tlie Commissioner, wlto is ignorant of tlie size and character of j tlie school, and the representation is made t'o him that the school will be J large,, and he contracts accordingly, Ii ien; wheii'tho'soliool proves to be small and. the portion to he paid by the pa trons- consequently large, there is dis satisfaction. aud patrons blame the , school law or its management for it. Khhi ought not to be so. And you can avoid it by making the order above rol'ured to; uniform and peremptory. A public school system i%a fixture, whether we like it or not, it is fastened Upon us-by an irreversible decree. We may help-to give it shape and may make it a curse or :> blessing, but we cannot repeal or q’-fy sh it. Such be ing the case. aj’U'bfie large amount of near, three th.’nißiuul dollars annntilly being : .;vol'v.etl in it, it becomes alike the interest and duty of every good citizen to study tlie school law, to lie prepare ! to-give it shape and improve ment,, aud to be prepared to take ad vantage: of its provisions. Respectfully submitted, D. (I. Pim.l.xi’s,, C. 8. C. S-roxKWALr, J.vc icson's Davgiiter. i -—lt will be seen that a movement has been organized for the bestowal, by the ■ peoplb'of a benediction on tlie daughter of the great Southern Chief, honored in; His glorious memory by all wlto speak the English tongue, and all who value the embodiment in one man of unselfish; virtue, earnest and devoted godliness of character of the renowned soldier chief. Surely this should be ai work, of love. Poor must be the Southron, and poorer still the heart that cap justify the refusal of a dollar, only a dollar, to this fund of honest gratitude fortlio child of our great and gootl hero, who has “crossed the river,” and can no more shield aud succor his sweet darling, who now becomes ours by, tlto tendorest ties of love. Let us all try _to give something, and if it is only a mite, let us give it freely and be not as burned of it. —Greenvillle (S. (f.j Nnws. WARNERS FIRE EXTINGUISH ER. [Detroit Free Press.[ Mr. Warner, a respectable and law abiding citizen of Baker street, rode home in an express wagon the other day having a hand fire extinguisher and the driver for company. “What's that thing?” aske 1 his wife in contemptuous tones as site opened the hall door. “What's tlntt? Why that's a fire extinguisher—best thing you ever saw —meant to have got one a year ago." “Jacob, you are always making a fool of yourself," she continued as she shut tlie door. 'Every patent-right man get around you as a cat lays for a mouse.’ ‘Does, eh? if you know anything at all you know that every store and office in Detroit has one o' these. They have saved lots a’ buildings, and may save ours.’ ‘Von throw it at tlie lire don’t you?’ she asked in sarcastic tones. lie carried it np-striirs into a closet without replying, and she followed on and asked : ‘Does it shoot a fire out?' ‘IF you don't know anything I']{ learn you something I It" is Full of chemicals; you strike on this knob on top and it’s all ready to open this fau cet and play on the lire.’ She grinned as she walked around it, and finally asked : 'Do you get a horse to draw it around ?’ ’No, L don’t get a horse t.o draw it around. You see these straps? Well I back up. put my arms through them, and here it is on my back.’ ■There it i.-.' she sneered. ‘Ami can’t. 1 run to any part of the house with it?’ he demanded. ‘.See— And lie entered along the hall, into Tie bedrooms and out, aud was t timing the hea l of tiie stairs when his foot caught in the carpet, lie throw up his arms and she grabbed at him, and both roiled down stairs. lie veiled and she veiled. Sometimes ho was ahead, and she took the lead, and neither of them had passed under the ‘strink’ when the extinguisher, bumping and jamming began to snoot oil* its charge of chem ical,'. Aon old !' she started to say, when a stream from the hose struck her bet wet>n the eyes, and site didn't finish. TV hat tn —o u e It!' roared Mr. War ner, as he got a dose in the ear. They brought up in a heap at the bottom of the stairs, the stream play ing into the parlor, against the hall door, and up-stairs by turns, and she gaspo!; ‘l'll lux'-e you sent to a fool asyhtm 1’ ' W iio's a fool!' he roared, dancing with his eyes full of chemicals. '1 m fainting!’ she squeaked. '.And I've broken my back!’ he shouted. It was a sad house when those two highly respectable old people got so that they could use their eves and discuss matters calmly. And she don! led tip her list and hoarsely said : •Take that investigator, or distin guisher, or whatever you call it back down, and tell everybody that yon are a lunatic!’ And he said : ‘Dammit! I know more than all your family put together !' IlTu!) PUSHED. Here is a goo-1 nut for the boys to crack who think ministers are some times a little officious in asking ques tions in the Bible, or Catechism, or elsewhere. It is only fair for the boys to take their turn at questi ning, and tiie ministers may get fairly cornered. A well-known clergyman was cross ing Lake Erie, many j’ears ago, upon one of the lake steamers, and seeing a small lad at the wheel, steering the boat, accosted him as follows : *.Uy sou, you appear to be a small boy to steer so large a boat.,’ A e.s, sir. But you see that I can do it, though.’ ‘Do you think you understand your business, my son?’ ‘Yes, sir, l think I do.’ ‘Canyon box the compass?’ ‘Yes, sir.’ ‘Let mo hear you box it.’ Boy boxes compass. ‘Well, really, yon can do it! Let me hear you box it backward,’ Boy boxes it backward. ‘I declare, my son, you do seem to understand your business.’ The boy now took IDs turn in question asking. ‘Pray, sir, wiiat may bo your busi ness?’ ‘I ain a minister of the Gospel.’ ‘Do you understand your business?' T think I do, my son.’ ‘Can you repeat the Lord's Prayer?’ ‘Yes. 1 ‘Say it.’ Clergyman repeats the Lord’s Pray ! or. ‘Well, really, you do know it! Now say it backward.’ Clergyman says he cannot do it. You can’t do it, eh! Now you seo I understand tny business a great deal better than you do yours. t Clergyman acknowledges himself beaten and retires. The bones of over one thousand Chi natnea have ben gathered together at Sacramento, Cal., from all parts of the State, preparatory to their being for warded to China, in a few days, by a clipper ship. HIS NEW CATECHISM. > Bobbie was sitting quietly in the shadow of the well-house reading a dime novel; Ilis mother called out to him five times to bring in some stove wood, but lie was so absorbed in the t ide that he imagined that he heard only' the Indians calling for more wood to pile around the “AViiite Lilly” about to be burned at the stake. But his father came around under tlie woil-houso shad ow and demanded to know : ‘ (Flint book is that, sir?’ Bobbie remembered that the old man couldn’t read and that ho was awfully down on dime novels, to boot, so ho replied : •It’s my catechism, sir 1’ ‘Exactly!’ said the old man,- and pointing to the picture on the back: 'What’s that picture thar, sir?’ ‘\V by, that s the angel in the burn ing bush, pa; I thought that you’d know’d that 1’ Tt s, a nasty, stinking dime novel, that’s what it. is !’ interposed Bobbie’s urn. And the next Tne-iecHt Bobbie was spinning around like a fellow huim with a siiti t-collar and the old uian was fan m-Ff I'i‘n with a slij p r, an 1 asking Eobbie nil these hard conundrums : •That’s anew kattykism, eh? And the angel in the ohm in' brush-heap, eh? And now I reckin’ yok’. 1 think you are ’Lishy sailin’ ’round in the chariot of lire, don’t ye? Or Nhadrach, Meslfftek an’ 'Bednegro in the fiery furnace, eh? Or, t neb be you feel like Isak on the wood-pile, don't you, young man?’ Ami when the old man finished and Bobbie had carried in tiie wood lie went down to the horse lot and remarked that lie lelt like one of the foxes that set the cornfields afire. WHAT MEN WANT HAVES FOR. It is not to sweep the house, make t.te beds,, darn the socks and cook the meals, chiefly that a man wants a wife. If this is all, when a young man calls to see a lady show him into the pantry to taste the bread and cake she has made, and] send him to inspect the needle-work and bed-making, or put a broom in Iter hand, and send him to witness its use. Such tilings are very important, and the wise young man will quickly look after them; but vvhat a young man wants of a wife is her compani, nship, sympathy aud love. Lhe way ol life has many dreary places in it, and mail needs a companion to go with him A man is sometimes over taken by misfortune; he meets with failure aatl defeat; temptations and trials beset him, and he wants one to stand by aud sympathise. lie has some hard battles to fight with poverty, and lie needs a woman that, when he puts his arm around her, ho feels that lie has something to fight for, for site will help him to fight,; that she will put her lips to his ear and whisper words of counsel, and put her hand to his heart and impart inspiration. All through liie, through storms and tempests, and through sunshine, conflicts ami victory, through adverse and through favoring winds, man needs a woman's love- A mother and sister's love will hardly sup ply that need. Yet many seek fur nothing further than success in house work. Justly enough, halt of the kin l get nothing more ; the other half, sur prised beyond a measure, have gotten more than they sought, for their wives surprised them by bringing out a noble idea in marriage ar.d disclosin g a treasury of sympathy, courage and love. QUESTIONS OE THE HOUR. The two great questions which Amer ican paternity is now considering one of which it puts to its better half, and the other t j.% groaning and despairing self, are. W “ re does the money go to? Wlie*e is the money to coma from? Family expenses in these days of ex travagance, of high prices and free handed expenditures, are something startling to the mind and soul of the money supplyer, the work horse that turns the mill which is expected to turn out greenbacks in unlimited profusion. Children and wivei have united in the positive conclusion that all fathers and husbands are “made of money,” and they act by unanimous understanding accordingly ; while the sufferer only tears his hair and strains his brains to find out where he i3 t,o obtain the quan tum sujficU ol modern iasitiou, anti how is it that his family manage to get rid of so much and receive in exchange for it so little. Ilis wife is vulgarly attired, his sons are half educated, and his daughters can hardly flirt creditably and cannot spell at all, and yet they spend their twenty thousand a year with facility. “Pat,” said a builder to an Irishman engaged in carrying siato to the top of a lbur-story building, “have you any houses in Ireland as "tall as this oner’ “Was, McMither’s cabin.” “I low many rooms had it?” “There was the ateing room, the slaping room, the kitchen room and the pig pen four rooms.” “That’s a story..’ said the buil der. “Was, four stories,” says Pat. “The Advertiser at llot Springs,” says the Preston Banner, “is fond of cat fish, and proposes to take said fish for subscription. *lu like many so will we.”’ (food gracious! and this is modern journalism. Legal tender fish. This s getting tilings down fin. No tadpoles need apply. NO. 33.