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CALHOUN, GA., WEDNESDAYL AUGUST IG. 1870.
PlLAiiSfc YOttt VYIi L
Andrew Lee came Nj.ae from las sd . p
tv here he iuid Worked a■. day, tiivu an.,
out v<*Spirits; cuii.o home Ij hi.i v.ic
v*i-j w:;s aim very tiled and cut ofs^ir
ila.
,; A smiling tvi.'c and chcc.i'ui home—
what a i .r,uii.?c it w.m and itef said Au
di ew to as iic “turned u:<j eyes
fiojui iac ciuudeu idee o*. vlrs. lieo unci
sat do veil vviiii a ki.iticn brow witii a
moody j-spoet. dut u word was tpeucu
by Citii:’r. .ur.- - . jj'jo w~.s gutting. sojr
per ami muvud übouf t,.0 rooui i.tii a.
w eary step.
“Come," said &hc, with a sidegiuueo
ul her husband.
An lie lose and went to the table, ue
was lemtcu to apeak an angry Word ihu.
controlled ini.seii ai*u .eui. iio
ci:ii not Had any fau *. witu iiissdop ii,,d
iiOUie-n.auu broad Uor vvuu tile fragrant
tea. 'Alloy would have co.eared his iti
ward uian ii there iiud been a gleuid of'
sufshinu on vfie rice or his wile.
‘ ; Aie you well Idary.”
These woids were on his iip&, but lie
did not uUe them, for tae face of his
wife looked so repol ant Uiut he feaa&u
au irritating ’cpiy.
“This is purgutory,” said Lea, as he
commenced w iking the room, v. itu his
li.uu- thru -1 into nib trowser pockets
...id his chm very near tcuthing ids
breast.
Allot the things ivd been removed
(•.ml carried imo (he kite.icn, Mirs. fj-.'.e
M t'-j. and a i_ie hi o t 1 er.d ( Vet* i..e vu. .-
,tno v>at*, a t>e,<uuu Oi'ij,iit l-.,.p m- re
ci. iSiie ihcu ve>t cm. e..,x i.•. ii:C
uoor, leaving her uu m-m. by Lie laule
ai. with nis unpleasant fee ing, lie
dtow a imig b ca.n, . ••> .e did •>, mid
InVuiga pr.p'Ji* COiiiLlienCt-d to 1c,.d.~“
c.tEUi u eii 'i.v,i 5 the iv* ids upi.u wiiicii
I. eyes regieu ve "i7.iv. your
v. lie." 7in 3 raf.iior i.!*•..ed 10 liicvcaso
11, v p i'| e\i 3 •; ias in,’.! iVeui whicit
ne was 1 gi... ing.
x ji.U'd 1 se to sc<* some ocea.-ion
h. . ia..--.ig mine. 11. ui iu-.c 3’ u ..3
ta'.,; ,s e.\[ tested lii.u i.i ii i ;.Vu sea
timem. i-ui n.s eyes were on Lie p. -
p r bopu 1 ii a ami he read on :
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*rre t. *."* u cVpr-. • •••; f.rld .a -.ua jud
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i. t-ud v ecu si. i "j, i iii.it' ae. i,.. e* n.w.
...id lie ien 7eiv. . .L-uke. ~c rend oil
fj liber, for uiCUgoVs c not too busy rid
iu a now diVLi. 'ti. .so", ry ir.iS u;i*
■ itieV'j. ii iu i. :■ j is’lee Lj t.. - w Mb. —
i idU ii o 1* 10 : vi nor <: i tiix' fc ii • i.ai ilCl iOil
: a a.vd expel 11 iicea l lie vc.s r .me
ni ive vi ii)C liiic or c.cctn mi .3 ne
tborght taus drs. Leo e.uuc i.. from
O t
ci 1 3 t.‘ ’.to l - ucr biuL*. . O
.j au< Lite faoie w.,dOut spcaK'ug, to au
la ?i w. ai.'. Lie giauccu sum yat
the v, ih and ok n it w.s Lie Uvs ru or
a .shirt ,iiu nine*v it *vu3 ler nui s..e wv.a
.. t *- a; k.
‘•i imise your wie.” The e wo ds
wt-.ie oeihre -he cyt* f nm tuind. and
he could not look avay irnui them. —
Hit i.o was iot read,) ior this ret. iio
Si.i. le,L UJOC-iy and it.iOJ'g! V:il {• Ami
cxpvcssi mi ci uis he: he iuicr**
p et< uto ix. 0.1 n iii-ii;u\re ici v. nieii oe
It dno yiUwicuuo. Lt’Moyos iei. upon
i.o [it w.*; >.pei spread •ut beibre turn
and ua re:.u -ire tcutculc r “A kind,
cheerful w rd spoken id * gmouiy bouse
in oho ill ci ci lift iu tire 0.0.dr that lets
the tuosbiue thioug if'
liis own ill'in; turn had to be ecu
vucred r.ed bis moody aecV-iPg spur 13
subdued.
lie thought np'Tuar.v thlgs to say
and ! ’ot lie feared to buy idea, iOPt has
wife’ should id eel Lis add'as with a
re! uiT. A h. t ;.e said in av mo ta.a
W.m nodulated with kltldaes*:
ufd Ukkjtb work
ly, di'^r/
vs. fiCe mad m reply Lut \ r Hus,
b*. ;d 1) tx CC-.i i tii.O < .ft -il.Nilny
in;ti : I cKp.vL*. vi I :cr i.-cc.
1". ‘ • lit'
ulicil tlUiaC Oi i). j mf. \ 10 xmj H> p,
hel’ t.U,b.-ilu, t.LCU.i -Cm. i > •
c-jcd.
“A e th■*/?” Mrs Leßs voice rb 1
] w, • ; d .. .and vi i. a slight h'if'W. ■ t—
ire Ltid brb'in tuf i inn. vc ft and
..si vv.o vo.v easy. lAs uu.ds
ailiO'bg -o CiOUtli ml a ; o* !iy '.\s '
u ■ uuy —h: g - ; *uicu 0 a i-V
m S ll try,’’ he an-, ered £ i'^
<• * -,y io..a g.u>d \v,ic .viu on w-
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• A-v. d' tic.. x -i vc :o now
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given irs vviic even the ruiali rew.nd ci
praise iuv no iuvi.ig intercut cuie w.j
maniiestcu and .’By until and .urn oi via lose
Lad entered tier s.ul ?md made tuj
Jignt, seeui dark.mss. No wonder h-r
Aoe b .ow ciuudcd or he conkiucred
• 4 1 u'iiili All
; moodiue-s aid ill nature took possession
i of her ?*ir't.
“You are good and true, 3lary my
I own dear wife, &nd i am proud of you
.aid my fi st desire is your happiness
) fill ii I could always soe your free in
sunshine, my home would be the dean
| est place on eauchf'
1 “How precious your words are to me
| tliey are words of Jove and praise, An
j dreNYf'" said Mrs. Lee, smiting through
I her sen's into ids nice; “with hem iu
toy cars, my heart can never be iu a
sha-iow.”
Hew eany had been tbo work for An
(I.'CW Lre! lie had 'Wept his hud
aoi'es-' the cloudy lui i*oh .nod Low the
bright sunshine was gleaming down and
Hooding i hut home with joy and bo '-u.-.
ty.
’A'l*e Ti'oisdrr.
The readers of the J ravelLr have
been made acqua nted witii . he woudTr
fu! inventions of ifrof. Bed, by which
musical and vocai siuuds can Le, and
have beeu seut over the electric wires,
butfe.vif any are aware of the won
derful results which are sure to follow
these improvements in telegraphy. A
few uighta ago Ahvf. ilei! was i.i com*'
muuication with a telegraph operatur iu
xNcw r ioik, aud commenced expriiujcotr
iig with one of i.is invention > porta n
* g to 1.-O 1 a.i-. ..abii-U ( { U.USiCui.v*Uit(.iß.
ire -liede Uhv oi jks p.icnclvo oig.-u .md
p.aycd toe ...no 0* ‘*x\uierica, i*.
ii'i.ou l.ie p., a tor iii v \* aor w at
lU* li'.Li and.
“I beard the tune -T “America,’
replied New York; “ give as .ui nlierf'
i iOf. ben ti.on pi. ycd “ .Tuid M-iv"
Syne/’
“ What do yen hear now V’
•* J hear the iuho oi “ Aufd Lang
Syn,” will .be fail chorus, dmtinc;.iyA
• a pi led Aefw Y-u k.
1n • ii3 r unj'ng discover-y bj.>
been vi'7o ;hat a man ca-. p:-y upon
musical instruments ia new Yv*iL, New
O .cans, Jj. ndon, oi i'ans, nn.j bu heard
.v-Mlliv ly" in Lo t il. i.;' (ill-* e ;j No
O' ■■■■•, wlij ca.i.a.i‘i.s.i-'g-u Led perihi * -
■ i-l.ro i.O . ilO .1 <t IC VHt.i 'd’e.’li
ti.u 1 aiiisie in xViris, fi and an an o
.sviii.i.e m -iUbic iLth. ii.iL.ua, l-j i;
tei 7
j'v f. 11'!' •*; . vovc'?*- - of.-:h >
y the t. <Si :i of 111 i.U .1“ vui. -U,
ii 3 ui.CxN.iC s.* . ill* pcriveLu :i m*, >*.*!, o
O' il Vo. , a1 U .'d uU •I.V, ••„ ;
pe; •c.i - . . hough &S >f ; no vo*aA
.1 . ' J I
;..o l ij. i nu o i'U 0 l 1 i.e v ' vu ir. m* vc
‘•'i i o tw.) f .oi's .ns. j>i>'. if i,e
a. .5 ' V o\ C.i.l •'• Vv' ; , Oil Ox .' f ’.C
\V o. . ... d-S. !..<•< y. 1:c w l ' *1 L’vo
>i‘ I h*o# kilOWil V i'llNi "I'C tCiv'-N N’NNtl N
’ C 7 ■' —x.: O Ci. X-..H ,iV'lO Ci *. N.o •d | w l '
• y soon u.oliNg ii>uß<i fr.Su dc
ii ci‘i .g speeches iu \YashttigUiu. New
. N u or imuduH, cud t e audienc-?s ss
seiiihied in Idusic Ua!i or Banuel iio!?
to iiSoiA. — Jloiion- i. avtfer.
T a. m 1 4>s-
Tu nips are a very profitable crop if
grown on rich land. Five hundred
oa.'. eF to the aero ate often grown at
■ cost oi about kid including gathering
a . and putting them in a cellar, root housm
or bU ying them, making the cost only
three cents a bushel. Some variety may
bo sown ..ii July, the flat variety in par
ti' iiiar which is frequently sown among
com, immediately after the last hoeing.
(Are -hon’d be tft .en not to s u? the seed
too thick, as tlnu ing out is ik t gene; al 1 1
piaotiCx.u when grown ia this vray nor
is any weeding done. This it decidedly
tiie cueapest way that a cron of turnip)
can bo grown. Cover the seed by a brush
Lag drawn between the rows of corn,
oouie farmers object <o growing turnips
to feed coF9, on account of giving the
milk jn unpleasant flavor ? but ill’s is ob
::ucd by feeding the ti.rnip-, cither
when milking in tho monr ug or imme
diately after milking, and no bed fi vor
is imparted to the evening's m’:k
Fixed I7>.
A wild-looking old mri, wlili a con
fused tmse iDd ft" I'.gbv-lookhig iciatcl;
*Aowi ire left cheek, went into a diag
.-'oro orr -oAin street i.isf F. ’f v av<‘
>i t'ahi to the c. .:*k . “iAui if wv
git set uo t‘?r day ; ca sif i don’t.—
Gimme ru. AA 7: ihl ma me*' v. v*
:. is m—i: —wi.ishy. hcre.ie o, n
-iG £• •S !. Cil ; g.. CO'. **ge •-• J> -i,-i'
uyceU* ii - ..* v . ;.-.y .vile. C cat Fe F-.TTI
.'A i iQi if'.aW gi.i.i powder,vuT‘ : p *
•icr, dyiiauihi.or sutiiinh i . ]Ae t
! e as stov g as a & (■" •. .-;igic, aud,..r 1
I’d '.nuke inings dflibrcnt in mv h • !
A lie's wns’a a spirit.’’ The ever. . ..j;
‘•Vv ::i you t d.c tour oath th .t y .u7i
never >e!l if i give on
r. I e I i;_ L■r. nd illQ i*uUU> ll- of
Lie wor dF” due o!<! m.. 0 ni_ Wed in
.oad ar.i-i smew") . t: nclo t *c
T iie e ml g ive ii tn a g!a<s of p a in so**
|o.i, ariu !he u:iu wnt out u> .a vr
f; hi-Ng*.
! c
• A- V -O OlAn Tv A< uA I. 1 0 Lj* .....
(0 DC uD .A • Vv.Lt II ng 1 ’ A
>V Tr
; /? ■ ixC p yo'ir centres fa’! ihereby
n( Ay, v. r outside cou.se a sc op niich.
A. A.ways have the Lop of you
siic v.o u*ht to tee centre.
and t-y,. metrical form cf stack.—
L'LS;|ii.-uc.'.u 7:ek. r> are apt to build
t *o h tj, and run their s.acka up l . a
j spn'chV, point. T his is unnec -'-sarv and
! msighiy, and the tops are iial le to be
blown (V. fr. ia the pitch of the top, that
makes it wa*ir-proof. Aa egg
shape is Le be-i for a for ik slack.
1 SOUTH CRN I.Y i)EP£S(i?EME.
i
: JiMiy*! Trulh Spo?ic< in a Jest.
The Natchez (31is.s.) WeeUy Detno
-1 crat is responsible for the following e?
J cedent sketch :
‘ lleiio, stranger ; you seem tube go
! ing to market ?”
| “Yes sh*. I am.”
j “What are you carrying that plow
j for.”
, *Ta a going to send it to P!?ts*
burgh.”
‘'Goin.tr to Pittsburgh in Pennsvlvau
u.”
“You’re mighty right I am.”
•‘What ure y. u going to send it tbcio
i or.
“To get shurpont d.”
*A uia way to Pittsburgh to gel.
tlurm.ied ?”
"Yu b-*< ! We’ve starv-d out our
blacksmith. He ru;;*d up sites tiio
tue other day and w-:uv o Texes.
"Wfl, th.ils rather a novei i.eft. mv
fi And, send a plow si* far to gvc sh *;.•'
firmed.'”
■*x>A't so oovoi a you har'd .1 w.i 5. ”
. “We and > our miiiiu’ at £7 L.
1 “Tsln.tfo.”
| “TouTe light ic is. We used
; have a luili a PiiuL’uviile Cre..-;, ha.
the,owner n ;t tno pour to kc it u ; an’
wo tu:•■ci 11 our giiuu.n uoi.o
:.l ; {. L'.ois.
7-. 0 ,
* x*u. .w.i t mean to i?.y yei semi
Y'lNi -,ias ni> iii’i wuf to St L L .
J rail V
: ‘ I aid , L:in’ r, v -ut ; Am—
)Wo •! :J.t* *’■ O’" LI! i... f• S '')o. 1- El '.Vi;
• 'Of ur F j xi ;.n7 ua'.d ..a .Sui. an .
i H. M
{
i ‘ : 1 bv yon liuve a hide on your wag
on.” ■
“Y";!; oe (dd Cow died lid week.— j
ol’M’Aj '• 1 ;.da h'O 'i X '•.•ho *'.i.-. at ii at.
Sc..din’ her aide to Alston to get tan *
-od.' ’
*‘A’l ih-i wry to Hast on ? The hide
i .7id ii Cat II by the ircNghtf’
11 1.. ij a ire-. ; Cie-uer (I/ao tae
* iiuzzards did tno old criti j i’s care. s*. —
! L'.'t wiiuts me u-i he. ; i axo-a to nuild
I load- T omit you '.'hi: p:ooj oi
: \*r 'i tjaed to I avo a i .1 yciu over -.t
. *Nx - Nr’s,.-. ii! 0 f-f' c -11 a too, hut
1../ - i;<n'il,i u:nir.'.;df ;
i V ?
, “1 m - up to N IN.”
11. . ki. \ t-4 Cx. .■'A ’J t U'J C m s, x
ty
• ) ;*!*:• eope-'i iiget no laiah ,• A'.
;CI'Cl L'' . ;L . U N'S > .-<0 and y , V j>. _-
))
•TALiO! ; I A i-f —: e ns v • kear l
i S. L e ' If .Si ... Ix •!!. • and
i...f Iu a con Mm j.) n :r n'jrht
ai. ; i iOfniu’ Gild g xiiid about llaco
ft i ••ad : y /
•• .fbat are you goLg to do for
UIPI.I X
“S2rJ North for it.”
“Scud fsortn V’
“Yes concentrated milk aud gnshen
butter.”
“Ch J see tbo point !”
“Mighty handy things those >Cr oad
they make them Yankee fellers and > ad
our jobs for us now ; *o our in L*n’ an’
and grisdiu’ snd chujuuf and
ginuin.' ”
“I see you ba ve a bale of cotton.”
“Yes ; we go our bottom nickel on
cotton. Sending ic up to Massachu
setts to git carded, spun aud wove.—
Time pill c-me when wc’ii send it there
to be ginned then we’il bo happy. Mon
strous sight o’trouble mailing to esc
eius.”
*—> .
“That’s rather sending
colton in seed,”
“No more than them Western fellers
pay when they send corn E i&f. and pot
a do!!uc a bushel ar.u pa, sA bits
freight . Besides, :-s I said,what a tiie uso
vixii f r railroads Tnout wo uso the
roads r
“Yen seem-to approe ate the auvou
t.igca of railroads.”
“I think we ought, we pay enough
for ’em.”
“I reckon y a u fat In all of your own
p irk.”
“WcT. you are*wrong stranger. I get.
lliinoy fe..er3 to do that for tue. . It’s
coDVfriiiejrt* too. M mstrotfe s ..hi; o
trouble tetirrg a hi; basic;fill of cor ;
lbreo times a Jay to in ga iu ap n es
pecially ivuou wheii you ainT go: coug
to vote.”
Pune.an’ity I:* tiuireh*
Iflr -a ncd wo? tie. iv.-.i tii.it there
L xc. G e- • tiie ix • <1 vv. M
•!i .fli sHA Y'd.-, ti.e au"r.N. /.*••; ci i.te*'
ilO 77 dallCJ U • -N’sij, ,a . : '• ■-*
.: f 1, v.:. iii ~: ,; -v* iv, v. - 1 j.x *.
icGil. the p,u tai . aad A.I .g t. a
a U. and .'N : NO o: ' • .a i '
<, t ; ~Ts- n r - x. : . -iix .'• is : .1
J .:** 1 • iJh > '.,i . -v . Cm
c f TAcniH.T Diflynnrs -ihrs =■ pro. f i
.t H'..ll2tillU cheikOiS io tbe a i i,. c* i.-0
b:.fct Cisuy o*l titU BU:*j ;C* rVOVii
cn that iit s.ni.i p:OVt. i j MiO i, •••■?,aeUon
o', tno xveriu. tat ilcsu . . x tiie uev. wu
voiuDtCcr to uc the aij.ii.eutii'.i, U*o
fjlio'ii; g: . f
‘•Teat i.,e bar i ofrit'* art er.(i;inoG is
por *ct.y scr y.u .1 - r taut Goo ■• n ; -*t
tc-i .o <d: s peculiar U . o'7- se
v, ,o kc j a v i. i: . lot iti at
e ; f...... s n. • e ver c ue 7 *, ter
e rut.l and Lon. of w-r -dip. '.A. x-iaily
si a I .t eaiioii N3 u.„ and It 1 •? min. &ib
t' h' -p*:l iu V?:. Ca >.e r/;U -t j t c. j, • J
iIUT'ICS .H,|V fl ‘ill bis W . UO. f, Uid
I. a auvry, li. •s. ie -ei 'I- t.o h o o
if 7l“i ; to -.bo th.- A fulness wa.cu he
i.,u. t feci as he* kajws mat l>e *.a u-j-iurb*
iug the devotions of clb- rs a:-a ua
pressing and vve .kciiiog the energies of
the uai'Biater whom he haa chosca to be
over hiui iu the Lord; also the ! arppy
effects which nis examples produce tu
vae children whom Gud has given hia*
and on his worldly neighbors; also
should it be sh>wn that there is a murk
ed and dehgbti >1 voulrast ia :he pu.ic
t *al attendance which bo demands from
uis own servants and the listless loiter,
ing lazy manner iu which lie keeps his
engagements with the great (Ted. Mores
over ; zb some i..dies fiavo copied the
example of the sterner sex it will be
well if convincing argumec ts Can be in
invented So show that the iimo spent
on a Saboarh ornin ;u she a .. lgc*
ment of a lock of hah, the possession of
a hitor b iuef , or luO stretching of r.
new pair of gloves is better employed
than iu the arraying the soul for etcrai/
Tito AuiS Of A frier?.
I do not ill ink, save a traveler, that
the ants Duild an -st or home of any
kind. At any nue, they carry nothing
.'vvay. but eat all their prey on the spot.
It. Is their iuudt to march through tne
iorests in a long regular line —a line
ah ut two itches broad anu several
-lilies in length. All along this line
arc large .silts. v;bo acu as officers, aland
outside the ranks, and keep this singu
lar army in order, it they come to a
place where there arc no trees it she!-
c-i them from tin. nun. who c heat ti.ey
ca not. b ar, they immediately build
underground tunnels turough wuiou the
wi'tilo army passes in columns to the
f rest beyond. These tunnels are four
or live i’e- t under ground, and are used
j only 1.1 mi** heat 01 rite day *r duim ■ a
' storm. When they grow huiq/y, tit :
|1 mg iile spromls tse!i c-ver a it rest t.i ..
! in line, and attacks a ad: devours all
fit overtimes with a iK.y* that is quite ii
! tCs : 'l:t"!e, The ciepban •aa.d goii'i.i iiy
! bo:ore 11. h n-tuck. h lit a: lives tuu i •
1 tilt h' liv -. ; >cry ani.l Giat uv<- in
! .bur Kuo .1 march h hau and. They
j sC' iu to unde island and act upon tho
j tactics oi‘ A.tpoieon and concent ale,
i ith it. \t sliced, their heaviest f aces
| k . f i
j ujyju itiisr potut ol atuc*. it* mi m*
I credibly is ; >on tiuio tho mouse, or dorr,
j r.t le-.puid, or deer is overwh dmo •,
• rilled, e.ttou, ,-d the b..re skeleton ie a
♦ r.ui'is. jhievsc-'Ui lo travel uigiit and
! day. Many time I have been Hwukcn
! oil. oat of sleep aid r-bngad t
! rush out of toe hot and it.: .
!. .0 water to save my iiic, and, r.lVcr
; ill. si.ficood inu-nso ng*"-oy from the hirer
l ■ the advance guard who had g:t i to
1 u.'< clothe.*.
Yflt-cu they enter a Lou-o, they clear
It of .-.ill living things. (jockroach;-s
' are devoured in an in-Sant, ii its uud
•• ice spring around the room iu vatu.
I An .•voi whelminy force ot aut. v. J kill
, a rat in less than a mi onto, in .ip’o e<.
toe mos' frantic trug;*k‘*, and in less
; than another minute its bones aro strips
| pod. Every living thing in the house
b devoured. They will not touch veg
etable matter. Thus they are in real*
ity. very useful, :.s well as dangerous,
to the natives who have their Imuse
cleared of all abounding vermin, such
r*s immense cockroaches, and centipedes,
at least several limes a year. When on
their march the whole insect world flics
before them and 1 liavo often hid the
approach of a brshikouay army heralded
to me by this means. Wherever th**7
go they make a clean sweep—oven as
cending to the tops of the highest trees
hi pursu’t of their piey. T.ieir maimer
of .'t ack is an immense leap. Instant
•y their strong pincers are fastened, and
they only let go when the piece gives
way. At such times this little animal
seems animated by a kind of l'ury which
causes it to disregard its owu safety,
and to seek only the conquest of irts
prey. The bit* is very painful, The
native' ri/late that ci minais were in for
mer times eqposed K. the path, of the
ants, as the most e> us. cruel manner o!
put. in:• them to do . u.
A: >v:c>' to You.no Men. —Young
HJCfi, get m Tried. You will never be
worth a iasi years robblYs oeu u. tl:
you do. The ft ulta of din. be ior e are
misery, and .iu will never be f uly
happy w.ii.o iiviu b 1.. disobod; -ace to
Gud’a Cota u,aum oi* to oar parent
i- the ; rue: 1 . Ho umber that theta
arc T0..;.-J mo;s a ami <geb o
1 t>e United Sides tit, n us and
300 000 • i a Lii.tl .S til at liK.i 3. 1
aj ie yours. Mat U.3 bar cl’ ja v :. e;{
w th 75.000 r. it.-sters Pi h 10-.thlcss
JWS ju t■■>'.'• o a riei’td O’i t- O
r iudfa' o •••' temp- vtd honed the
S r-,p of . ureqiiil.: 1 adcctlca as nc-'-US
e ; you; cir. :o i- " fl, : c.'ng. Aa •
fan me: c r.: re >be< i : "ao \\w. ■:*
C-t du! is.* t • r..i v > 'O i l t ro •< ,
St,' JOil Villi - .CiJ i.l pi ill' C l ' ’
world wt. '.o-o-: r.. the he-. *. of 'nr
\ SluCiaU/ _f3 .'i ;.i V ♦ *■* V. .*
t!ui . 1 M Uu . % i :- l :ji*p. I
tO?’i .*aC#(‘ V *w- iPi* b r * 0.
A J.! UiPL'i’ ON G 11L. —'1 o fr now
o:; eiuibuio * it Mow 1 *>rk u Mciican
aw.-;. Yu -ia ale, wo, th.u.L
; vf V 2 \ Cat.- a*, t. .
o s.i i tti.'iii many :i. Is at ine
,oi the r bir; a, Y o .vllowing
mea tiiCJiouia >vate Uia.ei* by tb*j i.-
n.i o : Heigh.. vnlh bo <>-n, 2d iaoh
... i ... : t leg * Ja. >;;• lOi ii.ch
e-t; H. • hc-1 12£‘ ih ; ctrctim*
fcreace of th*igb,4i inches circanifcr
o ;-e o ali’. i i? e , 4 inches, tad inch
til ii: <: Ui ids thumb; length 0 i
b 3d i.ichor; width fehoo If Inch
if.; t.-.tci t.- of iii-r child arc with h-m
and it;c Oi :.v u-' .1 tfiae j ’>. mother
Is about tho laodlviu size, die father
live fee: Lve cues m height jnd quite
liecbv.
In Advance.
NO. 50.
Kates of Adveritsirfg.
jFor each Sifcxrc of ten linos or leg*
fjv the insertion, sl. sd for each
sequent insert ion, fifty cea**.
No.Siq rs [ i- .ho, j o gios. j o oloi j 1 year.
ftVO v't.Uvl j >..OM | i 1 X.t'o |
F •* Cay * | i j.i | JB.OO j
r ,;i; ... tj F. ’• | mO-CE
, - j Im'O *•>.(.* M.CO 05. C0
i “ [ ‘‘i.trtt i 4b*oo | lm.t'o j 1 K'.OO
it's ferit‘S- esveh !wy .....54 00
Aj jiiicatkt! for itn'O-rstCßii 11 CK*
Noiiro to t*< biors snd Creditors 4 00
!nu Kil -s ou sq*t<-e....a.v.v.*... 4UO
liacn ati^iaonaisquare t(0
A K iffbi nt a Japanese low.
We entered the village, which was
once a ci y eoutaiuing over a niHiioa of
inhabitants, ami ptyr up at a native hotel
kept in native style, v gaio obeying
the custom of undressing the feet, we
passed many guests settiug upon mats
aud makiug their chopstioks fly in a
way that would make a Yankee envious
even in a railroad eating bouse. Up
stairs we aud were shown into a
room whose walls consisted merely of
paper, pm idionmg ona loom from an
other, out which were scrupulously
clean. Ordering supper and some oh*
live ware, we were quick y serve# with
‘tidbit” ptstrv and with some sack-ee,
u.so ft bowl containing live coals, togeih*
or with pipes ; after which, giving us
time for r. sm-.ke, the courses began
vviib ti-li, not c ;oaed enough for our
tasto, then eggs, ceieken, sweet potatoes,
rice and ten. bread was served us
nor butter, but as the tea was remarka
bly lino and the eggs, though wnalT,
were uuiy seasoned with leek salt, We
m\ to a good meal, rendered awkward
by lack nfexperienoe ia using tho chop
siicks, wiiitkh were pencil shaped and
used by food be
tween the ends, the guests, meanwhile,
peeping; through t.ho partiiioas and gig*
.King at cur lran‘ie cTorts to cat grace
fully. While eating supper the gover
nor of the place sent a con. table to.ol>-
tain our names and residence, that wo
might he under prd.ee protection, wo
being ftle fist white men that ever
spent z n : ; nt ii the place. Suj per be
ing over, wc t oir a siici t walk through
the town, and as tiicre were many piE
grinis in the pi ce who Lad never seen
a Caucasian before, we were the ‘‘ob
served of all observer!-,” especially our
friend, an Englishman, who is six feet
two inches iu his stocking feet, making
him a giant among il on. Going Lack
to the hotel, our irhmds asked us it we
wished a bath aud shampoo; answering
i.o die affirmative, ho gave the order,
, and hearing a i-ug, low and somewhat
sad whistle, which we had heard both
by da}' and by night iu iokahoma —
a. id wnich, thou -h it had excited our
curiosity, wo had foiled to inquire the
;easun of- —he went into the street aud
br;)U c lit in a blind man, whom ho said
,v.:o to do t-hv shampooing. Tho bath
being ready we went down stairs and
were shown into u room whoso wet floor
proved it to ba in constant use.
Auer finishing our bath wo donned
cur gown and retu ncl to our room,
where the “blind man” took, us ia
c large. Beginning with our fees, ho
koufkied us all over, prying in between
every joint and mnsete of the chest,
-aud which, after he was through, nmdo
us feel as limber as an acrobat. These
shampooei-s, It is said, are made blind
•:n their childhood, that they may ply
their vocaiioti without i"j mng the sus
aeptibiUties of awy one. The sun rose
unclouded on the following morning,
and after a breakfast served on tho floor,
.-iimilar in quality to the supper of tha
evening before, we paid- our bill, which
amouted to &f 75 —this for both of us,
including our wine— Kama Kura Cor*
rcxpondcncc of (he San Francisco Citron*
icie.
Hayes* Deathbed Kcpcntaice*
According to Governor Havts’ letter of
acceptance he ia a civil service reformer,
an enemy of corruption and a friend to
sectional reconciliation. These are all
deathbed profcs?ions. For tea years bo
has seen rogues in office do their worst
and has never arid a word, lie was in
Congress and we look in vain through
his spoken wurds r a civil ser~
vice sugestior* Tho Southern Couutry
was desolated. Hays kept ids peaceful
mouth shut. Where then are hi;* troph
ies as a reformcrer, where his fraternal
r.Mjgmds '!
There is- Grant, bis backer and next
friend,extuoeu by tbeplatibrui on which
ho stands. Grain's idea oj civil service'
r-.ib.iij is to oust Iji stow, Jewell Yar
jmi and Pratt. Dues 11 ayes murmur ?
Oh ; ois not. *n of civil service re horn*
ia G-ant’s not in t. at the “whiskey
ring” must be once more organized ti>
the end J hat a llepubjcau campatgu
fund b. idricd. Indiana i-io be carri
ed;; “;t,:d sure isn’t Tyner the buy to do
i ?’•* So the Posi. Oh.ee Department is
! 4 d bo
Piuiioa witfr a thorough cut*aml thrust
p.- rl can, vv-iio ixUjfta tuo rogcuut the bead
ef it.
C M Gch .iz’o fin‘ion of civil ger
•ice reform r eives Luing iliustratiioQ
! r.-.i
.AUa. w
A’rrtady thoiriScMnd f>r raising ditw
jv j'.uC'i 1- tlte S.o is being ct up.
Dv - toe II yc resist?— l
Not in .ho i ust. Uu is as uurnb now
•3 iiC iid i (tC ti j| C• • ♦ Ind ’bo year before
that, 'i e e luutry w.ut3 genuine re
and nows that u ch-of par*
ties is an iiidPpousi’bie c*Oud-itio prece
dent t g*ru.ri2 ieform. if’ the Hepubli
citns had meant w iat ITaycs says ho
means-, they would have : omiiiatod
Nnsi-ow and net one word about Grant'
lu carryny Grant, they car-y his ad—
miv.atration frum Iftire lo Ilelfenap,
tWui Babcock to Wnsr by, Aduiittiog
tuat li.tyes .’3 notf so bad a?soci
. its does not mend his case. (1 ia
conkasediy a we..a n;un-, he wiU be con
trolled by the very wois* elements of
is party. His Lid gloves would mt
bo sp' tless alter he Dubbed fist with
psvipie who wii! round the swag,
we.e kkj eieetfru possible. it is not
possible. lie is a beat rntiu to start
with, and he will grow “wus and
we?” every day from ou to eieeUoa
day.