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T. tt. STACY,
Brunswick. Georgia.
City Directory.
CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor- J. F. Nelson.
AhUrmtn- J. M. Conner, T. O. Wary. J. It
Cook. J. P. Harrey. A. T. Putnam, W. W. Wat
kins, J. J. Upears aud D. T. Dunn.
Clerk d Treasurer—James Houston.
ChUtf Manhal—J. C. Norman.
Auutmnl Marthai—J. L. Bench.
JtUurrmmm W. 8. Pittman.
J-nrt nytirian J. 8. Blain. M. D.
CVy/***•»<•»«»•—J. K Hotel.«, M. D.
Harbor Yssfcr-Matthcw Hliaaiion.
/Wr< Warden*—Durr Win ton, O. J. Hall and
Thomas O'Connor, Jr.
mtahdino roMMtrrsEs or oocncil.
TMiMI Oonper, Watkins and Dunn.
Town ooMMoits—Hpears, Putnam and Stacy.
Hi—on llirrsT Cook and Putuaui.
BaiLBnans—Cook, Harvey and Conper.
ftracm, drain* a —ranks-Dnnn, Sihath and
Watkins.
Caiirrsiurs—Putnam, Harvey and Conper.
Public buildibos—Watkins, S|H-srs and Dunn.
Education—Cook, Star) ana Hpears.
Charity—Htscy, Cook and Putuais.
Fins DSTABncsirr—Dnnu, Harvey and Putuam
UNITED STATEN OFFICERS.
Collector of Customs—John T. Collins.
Deputy—II. T. Dui
Collector Internal
Deputy Marshal—.
Postmaster—Linus North.
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VOL. 0, NO. 20.
BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA, SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER20, 1880.
$2 00 A YEAR.
H. L. HARRIS,
Next to J. Michelaan A Bro.
BARGAINS OFFERED
HARRIS’ JEWELRY
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
Watches and Clocks,
JEWELRY, ETC.
FINGER
ny selection of ladies'
iidnu s
RINGS,
Tbs largest assortment over kept here. Fine
rolled piste watch chains, sesrf pins ami rings,
ladles' and children‘a sar-rings of the latest style,
separabls sleeve buttons, solid gol<l and plat.*
studs and collar buttons, sliver thimbles of ev
ery site, line cutlery, musical instruments,
strings, pistols and cartridges, sports
eye-glass, s, all of which will tie sold at
HUSBAND AND WIFE.
Sermon of Rev. T. DeWitt Talmagc,
of Brooklyn Tabernacle, Sunday
Homing, October 17,1880.
Let everyone In particular love his own SMk
even as hlms«dt, and the wife aoe that she rever
ence her buitbaml. -Kpliesian* v, 33.
All this good advice bv a man
who never married. He lived on
to fifty-eight years of age in emi
nent bachelorhood. Indeed, it was
better for Paul to remain in single
life, because lie went on such rapid
missionary expeditions that no
companion could have enjoyed the
hardship. Celibacy in some cases
is better. Such persons accom
plish, under such circumstances,
thnt which could not be accom
plished in the other style of life. I
nave known men who remained
unnfiianced in order that they
might take care of the child ron of
a spirit of consultation. The home
ought to be the cabinet where all
the a flails of the household and all
the affairs of business life come un
der comiiarison, inspection and ad-
visal. That is an absurd rule we
the other. What one knows both haps by occasional religious re-
must know. It is a had sign when marks. Perhaps by prayer,
one partner in the conjugal relit- haps by a consistent life. More
tion is afraid to have tlio letters | probably by all these things coin-
opened or rend by the other part- (lined. Paul put it forcefully when
ner. Surreptitious corresixmdencc
hear abroad in the world, that men | is always dangerous. If a man
comes to you and says, “I am go
ing to tell you n great privacy, and
don’t want you to tell anybody,
not even your wife,” say to him,
*• Well, now, you had better not tell
me, for I shall toll her ns soon as I
get home." There must be no se
crecy of association. You ought
not to ho umvilling{to toll whore you
hnvc been and witli whom you
have been. Sometimes ail unwiso
wife will have a Indy confidant
ought never to take their business
home. Ten thousand financial fail
ures would have been avoided if
men had consulted with their
wives. In the first place, woman
has a capacity to judgo of moral
character which man has not. Be
fore you invite into your business
partnership any man, you ought to
introduce him to your wife ami get
her judgment nx to his capacity and
integrity. After five minutes’ con
versation she will tell you as much
about him os you will know at the
close of twenty'years, and perhaps
you may find out too late. A man
proposes to come into your part-
a deceased brother,and what would | nership. You take him to your
become of the world without the | home. Ho tarries a little while
t prl.
R. jiatrtng of »ll kinds of WAtrlif*
self-sacrifice and helpfulness of the
maiden aunts I cannot imagine.—
Among the brightest queens of
heaven will be those who take care
of other people’s children. Alas
for that household which has not
within easy call an aunt Mary. I
know there are caricatures, and un
gallant tilings sometimes said, but
so far as my observation goes they
are quite eaual in disinwition to
their married sisters. The state of
celil>acy has been honored by such
persons as Macauley and Washing
ton Irving in literature, and Flor-
i«w- cnee Nig! i tin gale and Miss Dix in
and is gone. You say to your wife,
‘ Well, what do you think of him ?”
She says, “ I don’t like him at all.”
You say, “ It’s an absurd thing to
form a prejudice against him at so
short an acquaintance. I have
known him for years, and I have
never known any bad against him.”
“ Well.” she says, ” I don’t know
why I have formed that opinion,
but I tell you to beware. Put none
of your financial interest in that
man’s keeping.” Ten or fifteen
years pass by. You come home
some night and say, “ Well, my
dear, you were right—thnt man
» !>Ald fur old tful
I philanthropy. But while Paul re-! swindled me out of ray Inst dollar.
I nmined in the single state he kept! u not because woman is wiser
-rou YOUR
HEAVY & FANCY
OROCERIE8,
FAMILY SUPPLIES,
COW FEED, Etc.
aIwajta Said) a hill Aupply of
“Ladies’Store
H AS biTli Him It ,'hanin.l. .lid .livid.,,1. Olio
.Ido 1. Allod with ll„o
MILLINERY,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
SILKS, LACES,
BUTTONS,’CORSETS,
And vv*-rylhiiitf bamIaA In my lino. TlisnVmg
til.- I a. ii«<s for thrlr tfvneruns *um»>rt for tbe |mu.i
n»h.or his eye* open, and he looked oil
lctl ’- |y u|miii the calm sea of married life
and upon the cliop|icd sea of ilo-
| niestiu pertubation. He conics
1 forth in my text to say: “ Let every
1 one in particular love his own wife
even as himseif, and the wife see
that she reverence her husband,”
implying that the wife ought to he
lovable so that there might be
something to love, anil the man
ought to he honorable so there
might be something to reverence.—
It is a most congratulatory thought
that the vast majority of people in
the married state are well mated.—
When the news is first announced
in tile outside world of the hetroth-
’ nl, there limy lie surprise and scein-
hesaid: “How knowest thou, O
wife, whether thou shalt save thy
husband? How knowest thou, O
man, whether thou shalt save thy
wife?’’ In this house, how many
have been remarried for the skies ?
It has become so much the general
rule that when in my congregation,
as I often do,I find a family in which
the wife is a Christian and the hus
band is not, I just say frankly to
him: “ Now, you have got to come
in I” You might just ns well try
to swim up against Niagara rapids
than inan. It is because God has
given her that |icculiar intuition in
regard to human character. Now,
you have no right to go into an en
terprise which involves the home
stead, or the education of your chil
dren, or the fate of your entire fam
ily, without home consultation.—
Of course, all this implies that you
did not marry a fool. If, at the
marriage altar, you committed sui
cide, yon Imd bettor keep all your
business allairs in your own heart
nnd head.
* • * » *
In all cx|icnditurcK tliero ought
to he consultation. Do not dole
out money to your wife ns though
she were a beggar. I,et her kno
offer At Aiiy utliei
Ijing incongruity, hut as the years how much you have, or how little,
pass by it is demonstrated that the Uppeal to her intelligent judg-
selcclion was divinely arranged.—j lm , nt and she will be content, and
isition will not I
nruDw pm FIVE-CENT SIDE your own dism
CORN, OA1S, ElO.' temperament, great dillureneo of irriLnutl. As lu
I !whSiaZZl'i npiwarance, great difference in nr- | llvs u-ry alxmt y.
Btorron Monk itmt, nmt door to tils IJvsry patrons. I GUWStMlceS. J hat in 1)0 ODJOCtlOll. I ton hIiC will WOI)
whom she makes the depository of. os against the tides of religious in
privacies which they are pledged
to keep between themselves. Be
ware ! Anything that implies that
husband and wife are two and not
one, implies peril: domestic peril,
social peril, moral peril. In the
vast majority of cases of domestic
infelicity coming to cxnosure in
the courts, the trouble began by
the accidental opening of a letter
which implied correspondence that
was never suspected. In the con
jugal relations, secrets kept one
from another are nitro-glycertne un
der the heartlistone, and the fuse is
lighted.
Again: In order to your huppi
ness, there must be a spirit of for
bearance. In the weeks, the months,
the years that you were planning
each other’s conquest, only the
more genial side of your nature was
observable, but now you ure off
guard, and the faults ure all kuown
the one to the other. You are
aware of your imperfections, unless
you are one of thusc self-conceited
people who am quickly observant
of faults in others, but oblivious to
faults in vou reel yes; and now, hav
ing found out all each other’s im-
|>erfections, forbear. If the one be
given to Uk> much precision nnd
the other disorderly in habits, if
the one Ik* spendthrift and the oth
er oversaving, if tho ono be loqua
cious and the other reticent, for
bear. Ksiiecially if you both have
inflammable teni|>ers, do not both
get nmd at once. Tukc turn about!
William Cowpcr put it well when
he said:
••Thf kltiiWI AII.I »h* hA]>|>l. St pAlr,
Will nn.I .t. A»t.m tu fortM-sr;
j pity. ai».I. |M*
Queued which in thin church is go
ing to surge you into the king.lom
of God. You must come in. You
know that your wife is right in this
matter of religion. She may be
quick of tom[ier, and you mny
sometimes lose your patience with
her but you know she is better than
you a:e, and you know when she
dies she will go ns straight to heav
en as a shot to a target. And if to
day, on the way home, a vehicle
should dash down the street, and
she should fnli lifeless, with no op
portunity for last words, you might
have a doubt about wiiat would
become of you and what would
become of tne children, but you
would have no doubt about her
eternal destiny. Somewhere under
the flush of her cheek, or under the
pallor of her brow is the Lord's
mark. She is your wife anil she is
God’s child, and you are not jeal
ous of that relationship. You on
ly wish thnt you yourself were a
son of the Isinl Almighty.
Come and have the matter set
tled. If I die before you, I will
not forget in the next world how
you stood together here, hut I will
ex|iect both of yon. You must
come. I say it in all Christian love
nnd emphnsis, as a brother talks to
a brother, you must cornu in. You
have been united so long you can
not afford to have death divorce
you. How long it is since you lie-
gnn the struggle of life togettier 1
S’ou have helped each other on the
road, and what you liavu done for
each other. God only knows. There
have been tedious sicknesses nnd
unxious watching, nnd here and
there a grave, short, hut dreadfully
leep, nnd though tlie blossoms of
a^greatdny when Napoleon took Jo
sephine; it was a great day when
Henry VIII led Anno.Boleyn over
the cfoth of gold on the street, the
cloth of gold reaching up to the
E nlace; it was a great day when the
ling of Spain took Mercedes; but
there will be a greater time when
the I-ord shall take his bride, the
Church, to himself. Ling time ago
they were affianced, hut she lias
been down in the wilderness. He
lias written her again and ngain,
nnd the day of marriage is fixed,—
She has sent word to him. He has
sent word to her. But oh 1 was
there ever sucli a difference ir. es
tate? The Kingdom on the one
side, the bride of the wilderness,
poor and persecuted, on the other.
The wealth of the universe on tho
one side, the obscurity of the ages
on the other. The pomp of heav-
on the one side, the poverty of
earth on the other. But He will
endow her with all his wealth and
raise hor toolt with him on a throne
forever. Come, thou bridal morn
of ages 1 Come I And there shsll
be the rumbling of great wheels,
great chariot wheels, down the sky,
and there shall he riders and
mounted cavalry bohind, the con
querors of heaven oil white horses.
Clcnr the way I A thousand trum-
|ietx blnre I “ Behold 1 tho bride-
;rooin cometh—go ye out to meet
lim.” Then the charioteers shall
rein in their bounding steeds of
lire, mid the King shall dismount
from the chariot and lie shall take
by the hand tho bride of tho wil
derness, all the crowded galleries
of the entire universe, the specta
tors. Ring all the wedding bells of
heaven. The King lifts the bride
into the chariot and cries: “ Drive
outdrive up!” And the cloud
shall spread their cloth of
the procession, and tho tw_
go through the gates trit.
and i:i> the streets and
into tlic palncc at til
where ton thousand pot
the principalities, do,
cherubic and an tiangelif
thousand gleaming an
linllices, snail celebrate
rlien the King of lieavep
bring home his bride fit
demists. Make haste, my
Be tlmu like to a roe or
luirt iqsiit the mountain of spices.
[n lVunsylvania, lictting on nn
election disqualifies she individual
from voting. The judge of the elec
tion jiriqioiiiiils the question: “Are
vou interested, directly or indirect
ly. in nny liet or wager on the re
sult of this election ?” If the an
swer is in the nffirinntivu, the vote
is rejected.
The South Carolina State Libra
ry contains 28.000.
It Is it Well-known Fact
EDITORS AND NEWSPAPER
MEN
of kite country, rudor** James 1Vss*‘ I'atbnt Gold
Watch Caaba Aa a proof. rr«*l tbe followm*:
liAltlntorv. Md.. MArrh A, INM).
It ftlvcA me plt-AAum to Inform you thnt the
J Antes Bona Wntrh Can* 1 Iiav. cattIc 1. Las given j
perfect NAtiAfActuu. It weArs t**Aiitifully.
J. T. Khhmmh-d,
Ed. And Frop't Ttleyram.
La FAyetto. Ind., Mat. h M, IRhu.
1 tAkft pleasure lu commending the Jaiucm Hoaa j
Wnteh Caae as highly AAtisfAi tory And rqiiAl In :
wnnr to oO« of Solid gold. They at*- the ••Ross,"
In lAct aa well aa lu nAiue. W. M, Limglk,
Ed. And Prop’* Omrier \
Dm Motnm, In.. Feb. tf, |NW).
Onr mnnnger bn* mrrled a Jaiih-s Dos* Pnteut
Wnteh Cnee, nnd cheerfully snys thnt It ennnot be
beaten lu nny wny. Mtatk Lkakkb Oil.
Fuh'rs Iowa Stale Leader.
Wntsekn, HI.. Mnrrb *. lDNu.
I ADI pie—ed to my thnt the Jajiim lions Wnteh
Cnne I hnve Is entirely sAtlsfnrtor). living lu ev-
‘ " * 1 perfect
mki
Ed. nod Prop't Imquit ('». Umei.
Wamau. Win., MatcH 10. Iamu.
The Wnteh Cnne I hnve of your uinke Is in every
wny mttefectory; It to Ju*t splendid.
Mark H. Harmum,
Ed. nnd Prop't Torek </ Liberty.
The Above ere concurred in hr hundreds of
other odltors ns well ns luechAuies. merch—U
nod jeweler*, in nil pnrto of thn country.
Thu In the only pnUut cam nude of Tw*
#U. it —
MliS. M. c. no WE,
pRontirntEw.
ery respect Just ns repri nted,
benuty.
■ of Solid u«U
entniogue coutniniug full dcarrtptlou.
Sale and Livery
STABLE,
A. T. Putnam, Prop,
OPENED!
THE NEW MILLINERY AND. TRIMMING
MRS. E. FRANK
domestic life there is no more need
for the driving-wheel than for the
brakes. That is the best union
generally which has just the opf>o-
sites. The best argument in behalf
of marriage as a divine institution
is the fact that a vast majority of
conjugal relationships are the very
best things that could have hap
pened. Once in a while there is a
resounding exception to tho good
rule, the attempt being made to
marry fire and gunpowder, with a 1
consequent explosion in tbe divorce i
DRESS MAKING A 8PECIAL-| cuur * 8 > b , Ut in (he majority of in-
TY. stances the conjugal relation is a
Again: Jn order to your liapni- ___
ness, let there he no interfering with I the marriage day have scattered,
long as you keep a l each other’s peculiar religious sen- and the liiw that pronounced you
... your business mat- timents. If you are a Baptist and ! one mny have gone into dust, you
wonder that the allow* I your wife is a Pedo-Bnpti.it, do not | have, through all these years, been
The sanguine and phlegmatic teiu- j anoe M o small. No honorable go to splashing water into each oth- j to each other, true as steel. Now,
peraments make appropriate union, woman wants to spend more money . er’s faces. If you are a Preshyteri- tonlay, I am going to remarry you
the blonde and the brunette, the 1 than can be afforded. Como into an nnd your husband is a Metho- | f or heaven. This is the bridal day
pdek and the slow, the French and | consultation with her on this mat- j ‘list, when lie shouts “ Hallelujah ! ’j of your soul's [H’aee. Hero is the
ncliinery of j ter. .Show what are all your nec- do not get nervous, if you have marriage altar. Kneel side by side,
essary outside expenses, all the strong flenoininathmal proclivities, j take tho oath of eternal fidelity,; udhh iu Buck and Hi|s», pro I new! by
money you must have for cigars one of you had Ik*tier go to one |cbwp hands in a covenant never to |d< rioigunient of Bladder mnl Kuluays,
the German, lu the i
IW open. The lAtMt Alyls* of kootto In IhAt
Among pliy.HiciaiLH that Buclm. Jun
iper and P;»rura Bruva ill c<tml>inatiou
are tin* Ihihi rrnMMlies iu the world for •
any dim*oae of the Bladder or Kidney*,
and that not le»N than one-half of the
hniuau family, both male and female,
iiiir.-r from derangeioent of thoae or
gana, mid m-glert or failure to Hue
projN’r reniediufl hurry many to uu»
timely graves. Numeroii* coiohiim-
tiooa have been tried f*ir Gravel, Briuk
Dint Deposits, Bright'* Diaeaae, Weak-
lot- will AlwAya b* kspt. And
DUNN’S NKW BUILDING.
o-tl.ly.
Comer MONK A GRANT street*.
BRUNSWICK, - • GEORGIA.
YehlrlM of svvry dMcriptio* fur hire. Ortton
for <1rA) Aff« vrom|.tlv r.llad. Cmrrimam
At the Arrival ul all b- tu Aud ItaIus
febU-ly
J. M. DEXTER,
Banker and Broker,
A. V. WOOD,£5
OENEBAL
CDmSS’l HBRCIANT
| beautiful illustration of what tho
Heiuututo-r *the| psalmist said when he declared,
u (io<l setteth the solitary in fami
lies.”
Taking it for granted, then, that
you are well mated, I proceed to
some prescriptions for do-
happiness, and, first of all, I
remark: A spirit of compromise
must lie dominant. You must re
am! dinners at Deli non ico’s, and
how much it takes for the club
house, and how much it takes for
the political campaign, and then
have her present all the domestic
ex|K*nses, and then, after consulta
tion, do your best in economics.—
It is a bad sign when a man dure
not tell his business transactions to
his wife. There is something
wrong. Suppose you that the gi
gantic forgeries which have been
enacted in this country would ever
have taken place if the wife had
liurch ant! the other had better go! be broken,
to another church, or, surrendering! f or eternity
some of your intensity on this sub
ject, as in hundreds of cases, come
to some such church as the Brook
lyn Tabernacle, where, while we
adhere to the fundamentals of the
(iosnel, we do not care a rye straw
for the infinitesimal differences be
tween evangelical denominations—
I pronounce
putting one drop of water on the
brow if
ice you one i but non* wi
, Wlmt G.hI by HU I lUiklu’* Ex
grace lintli joined UynUier, let »»t !,"f
earth or hell |>ut ammeter. Hark ! U( , „ ^ r( ,|” V(<
1 hear a humming in tho air—an
nnthem—a welding nmruh—organa
celestial played U|>on hy lingers
seraphic.
I do not think I ever read any
thing more beautiful and quaintly
pathetic than (Jolton Mather's de
scription of the dcjiarturo of his wife
from earth to heaven;
The black day arrives. I have
AXI> HULLS in
NAVAL STORES,
BRUNSWICK. GEORGIA.
P ROMPT p*r—I Attention civ— to con«l*n-
monte. Quick return* And hi|fh«»t market
prlcM K UArAnteu*l. PrvpArud to niAke lilwrwl Ad
Bn.&o®o®EST*
DENTIST,
CoBNEIl CONOIOXS * WmTAKLB 8THLi:TS.
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
WAll tltocAAej of lit* Bioutii cur**L AUgMy
that is enough baptism, and
if not, plunging the candidate clear
out of sight, if that is nreferrod—
been consulted ? Tho wife would i not caring whether you believo you | never seen so black a day in all the
have said, “Stop! Ix't us live in j have been foreordained to he saved time of my pilgrimage. The de-
one room in the poorest house on j or not, if you are only saved; nor ’sire of my eyes is this day to he la
the iMwrest street of tho poorest ] whether you heller* in the perse-; ken from me at a stroke. Her death
town, and have nothing hut dry veranoo of the saints or not, if you j is lingering and painful. All the
bread, rather than that you should only persevere; not whether you forenoon of this day she was in
make yourself culpable lieforc God prefer prayer hy Episcopal liturgy, the pangs of death uml sensible to
and the law!” In the vast majori- or extemporaneous supplications, j the last minute or two before her
ty of coses where there has been if you only pray. Do not let there i xpiration. I cannot remember
.exposure of great frauds, the wife. be any religious contests across the the discourse thnt paneil between
member that you were twenty or || ia » been the most surprised person ' breakfast table. It makes hut little us, only her devout soul was full of
thirty years forming independent j„ t | l0 community. A banker 'difference from what direction you 1 satisfaction about her going to a
habits and having jour own way. ( ^ome time ago misused trust funds.! come toward the riven heart of. state of blessedness with the Isird.
In the married state-these habits i nn( ] |,e went from fraud to fraud, I Christ, if you only comexip to the 1 As far as my distress would |>erinit
must he brought into accord, and . m j knavery to knavery, u»- riven heart. Yet I know m many [ studied to confirm her satisfaction
there may he some ingenuity nec- til it was necessary for him to leave families there is constant picking at ami consolation. When l saw to
cssary. Be determined to have; | 1(inl « before daylight. His wife opposite religious beliefs, anil at- w |, n t a jH,i„t 0 f resignation l was
ith nut’ll Imppy ri’Niilt* ii*
xtract of Buehii uml Juui-
If you *nfli*r from uuy dineiuM‘«
got * bottle--one or
yon.
only by Hunt, Rankin Jk
Lumur. Atlanta, (la. Solti by F. Joor-
ger, druggiHt, Brunswick. novl4-eow
Aug. ‘J4
Dr. O. J. Moffett— Dear Ibni'ir —
We guvo your ‘•'lWthina" (Teething
Powders) to onr little gramlchild with
tbe happiest result*. The eflecta were
almost ruiighsal, nm! certainly more »of-
i ifiicti»nf tin fti from nn ylhing ir* ever
muni. Yours very truly,
Johki’h B. Key,
Pastor of Bt. Paul Church.
August a. Oa., Feb. 6, 1878.
I take pleasure in saying that I have
used Dr. Moffet’* Tekthi.na for mr
infant with entire *ati*f*otiou. It ful
ly *ud pleasantly Accomplishes the
puriMistf* for which it b recommended,
novlo-lm Cha*. E. Btapucr.
own wav and there will be no Nl id, “ Where are you going?”
i. Let tbe rule be tliat in all a m going to New York,” said I
' 1 ' Why, isn’t this
your
l>eace.
matters of moral principle your de
termination shall he iron, and in
all unimportant matters willow.—
Whatever you may think of the
word compromise in iiolitics, with
out comprumise there is no domes
tic peace. A great many (icople
are willing to compromise if you
Oar.iacwoou,' 8. 0., Jsii. 27.1880.
Da L T. Hill-Dear Sir - Know
ing the couHtitueut elemetib* of your
Hkcatic Pan vcev. I lisre usetl it in
uijr pruetiee with must gratifying re
sults. I uuhesitatiugly reoomlbend it
as s reliable aud valuable alterative
aud gentle rutliurtio. II* rapidly in
creasing popularity atleala 111* value of
ita medicinal pro|ajrtie*
Youra rf-js'ctfnlly,
M C. Taouaut, M. D.
MeFor sale by J. M. Mieldeu
Tbe following abort letter from Dr.
he.—
sudden?” she
asked. “ Oh, no; I expected logo,”
anil then he left the room and went
up to the room where his daugh
ters slept, looked upon their calm
faces for the last time, as he sum
posed, and started. He was brought
. ... back by tho constables of an en-
ill do just as the)'want you todo, j law, au,l is nuw in the js'lli- ... n , , , J
but there u 110 oompioniuie in that, i tentiary. Do you wupp***© tliftt nian and woman, xou live toguth-1 Now let ua bo faithful in thin rc-, |,.ndn«?hc. J. D. Min hell, M.D.
The rule ought to be in all domes- tuai)| with a good wife iw he had, jer on earth, you want to live to- lalioo of which I have been *|*ak- 1 j{.v. Df. J. H. Dwotfo *»ys: "I
Uc matters, all soc.nl matters, all a „ honest wife as he had, a Chris- [gather forever. You want to take ‘ ing. Do you want U* know what; have been MWsd by H of *tjvsasal-
jecclesiastical matters, all political turn wife as he had, could have got 1 your companion into the kingdom 1 the I/>rd thinks uf it t Itead tlie tiu*k »*f lit-tsUchf.
iMi n rt+mg ft matted, firm adherence to funda- into guc h an enormity if he hiul 1 of God with you. If this subject is sixty-secomf chhpter «f Isaiah, iwurwAltfa-r in
mentals, way surrender m non-es- j consulted her in regard to her' irritating in tho household, is is bo- where In* -Hay®; ‘‘A* the bridegroom, j w iH v ,. ry ,,,,^1, tru,il4e«l with bsd-
IA)CAI* DENTIST, sentinw. Be not too proud or too wishes? Consultation is tho word I cause you do not understand Chris- rejoiceth over t'io hrnle so' slndl thy (>n _ l(U ,| rt p|iiie,| the U**x ExU*nniun
til boom to give up. (3ompromise 1. —domestic consultetion ! Itian stratagem. Every Christian (iod rejoice oyer tiie«*. !.| r<, r. and have n*»t bt*en tnmblstl with
j w ■ Jomproraise! j Again: In order to domestic hap 7 com panion may take his or her wedding coming which will eclipse them *inse, and hsve not alive
for FAirhADka bcaIm ad4 H«rrinj(' 0 IS? .SHI Jfui fl!Tt i’Tw' * ronlark again, that in order to [pines* there must, in the conjugal companion intoglorv. How * Ask all the princely and in i»eriaj we* I- bugsiuce. but many d***«l qn*^.
jiocjau*. I call. " i4J * * a. pi u' domestic happiness there must be | suite, be no secrete kept one from | God and be will tel f you hew. IVr-. dings the world
tempte at proselyteism. You, the called of tlie I/jrd, I resolved with
father, fight for Episcopacy, and j ([jg help to glorify Him. So two
you, the mother, fight for rreaby- j hours before she expire*!, I knelt
terianwm, ami your children will Hy her side and took into my hands
compromise the matter and he; that dear hand, aud sincerely gave
nothingarians. her up to the Lord. I gently put, - , - , 4l _
Again: I counsel you in order to her out of my hands, and laid away J : D. b«r °f tiAeOeor-
your domestic happiness that you • her hands. The last sensible word ^
cultivate each other’s religious w el- she spoke was to her weeping lath- ' 'tf H ,c*i»to* l- Bro : I U*vs
fare. This is a profoundly agitat- er: r Heaven—heaven will make, 70l|r ••jf eani |gine M and ft ml it alT
ing thought to every fair minded amends for all.”^ | , u . | y.»u chiiui.«» sjmcMc for ueurNlgis and
Exchinge bought and soli
In.nruuc* to Real Eatafe Axml. BfUUSWiCk, ~ - GCOIgift., Compromise 8 !
It was'
Pamoss.