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The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-10-15
Sensations in the Wafer.

\ Mr.. George, describing hi, sensation
while IN the water, says: That verse.
God move, in a mysterious way," k.p,
passing IN and out Of me-through me. RI
ther, rs II had been the pipe of au organ.
II did not come 10 me by my own volitiou.
but somehow made me remember il. Ano
lher passenger describes bis sensation IN
tins wise: Il guess had been about four
hours IN tho water. and had iloated away
from the rest, wien tho waves ceased 10
make any noise, and | heard my mother
say, johnny, did YOU cat sisters grapes" |
hadu thought ot II for twenty years AZ
,easL ]. had gone clear Oh; o; my mind.
| had a sister thot died of consumption
more t!im thirty years ago, and when she
was sick-l was boy Of eleven wears or
so--a ncjghbor had sent her some early
dollhouse grapes. Well, those grapes were
Ieit IN = room where was, and ouch,
10 have been skinned alive for it. little ra,
cd that ! wUs--I devoured them all. Moth
or came to me after had gone TO bed.
when she could not lind the trui, for sister
to mo'sien her mouth with in the night,
and saI!, "Johny, did you cat sisters
grapes: did not add to the meanncss of
my conduct by telling "a lie. owned ND
and ny mother went away in tears, but
without logging NE. It occa.ioucd mo q
qualm OF conscience for many a wear afc,
that; but, as said, FOR twenty wears at !eas,
bad no, thought Of IL: till when was
floating aDont, bonumbel with cold. heard
1t as plaiD Is ever heard her voice in NV
lite-l heard my mother say "Johny. did
YOU cat sisters grapes! don't know how
to account for it. 1t did not scare me
though. thought it wa, prcsage OF
my death
No Drca5 Of Dcon. The New York
ImeS says:
I'VE questioned nearly all the pas,en.
SeIS OF tho Central Ameri,, arrived ycster.
day by the Empire City, aud received yad
oUs replies. We found no one who would
coh.ess 10 dread q death parse. Onelhouolt
OF his family, friends and struggled for life.
for thclr sakes. Another wished to live
that he might ENJOY the treasure Which he
hai stowod away on his person. aud which
would bs saveI ii be was 4 ,hirJ. WHO
had lost everything, wau,cl 10 Ge.iu life
anew, Wj make hi, i3riuu, uvcra aga,u. \
.2ecies OF t.tali-m coD,olod sono. IF their
..wc Was come 1t was come, and they saw
ih,r comiado, in misfortune ful In tle,r
last Struggle ana sink, with scarcely a
p"ng One man told Us he wen, to .!ecn
IN The water"
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-10-15
THE CAROLINA SPARTAN.
BY CAVIS & TRIMMER.
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q keeper of Albany, n. Y. las male
bet OF $50 that he can make twenty cin
cocktails IN one minute The editor Of t.
savannah News SAYS hc can fad man IN
That place who will boil" gin cocktails hy
Inc Inc h'"r Easter Than any barkceper in c,ca.
''on can mako them.
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In their breasts; but these triumphed. even
in the sorrow of the hour lie held her in
his strong arms, for one last caress. and
then released hcr. In another minute he
was gone. And so they parted with wrune
hearts, fearing, as many v5unr lovers have
feared, that tho kour glass Of time. or ihe
scythe of death would stand between them
in this life.
Stephen Sellon pulled his hat over his
/ eyes, and bent bis steps towards the little
linn, where his worldly goods were packed
ready for transit, in depressed and re-
morseful state Of mind. lie was miserable
enough, aud though ho bit his lips and
c'enehed his teeth, h WAS hard work TO
keeplhe tears from starting. 1t was in
vain that lie inwardly exhorted himself not
4 TO feel this wringing pain at his heart:
that he repeated to himself, at first mental.
fly, aud afterwards aloud for greater effect,
that hard wise saying of Queen Elizabeth,
lime will comfort us, aud why not do for
ourselves Times oilice" Nature. not man
hood. was uppermost. His dinner was dos
patched, and then he lighted his pine, cross.
ed his legs, and gazcd moodily into Tie
iire. lie folded his arms tightly across his
chest thinking OF her. Then he opened the
window, and leant out with some romantic
idea that the wind would watt her breath
TO him, or the same moon shcald look down
on both. lie had not naturally genius
for selttormcnt, quite the reverse: but in
love man will do such things. In his
minds eye he beheld her as his wife: and,
/ again, he saw her tretted and worn. s,rur
! gtlng for her father with adverse circum
stances, and sinking quietly, bat surely.
white hls arm would be far from her.
Then an organ boy added his mite oil
| torture. and commenced Angiol damore.
a song he had often beard Margaret SING.
! he turned away as If he had been s,unr. /,
suggested unfaithtulres' and he tried TO re-
cal hor actual words No vow had been
| given, though much had been implied So.
| beng driven from the window hv The orrap.
hs returned and faced his friend the fire
watching ring after ring ofpalc blue smoke
ascend, until he fell into sort Of a dyze:
then started M, looked at his watch. cot
his luggage together and hurried off in
time to catch the nigh;.uain fortown.
| He got into an empty second class car
mage, placed his carpet-bag under his head,
spread his plaid on the seal stretched him
! self out at fIl. l,np,b. and ,;r,l :, ~.
and mind. f.jl a-.,c,. .ul woke i. T,nl.5
The sharp morniug a,r. tho mu,ly u,,n,s
phere, the huge pile Of houses. broke ON
ns eyes MS Ii" vawueJ aul ~liyered with
that uneasy, un~a. .hej sou,l,ion whig!. a,
| nights travelling generally icayo, r'.r.
was no. more than ti'ne >i,li,ei H. swallow
cnn OF hol roils". and reach the &3uu.
i:'Si"rn terminus inr the down-,rriu To
I.',..'i'o"
'n're DAY nom ,a lime stephen was
NA,~e''''~ $50" "n~ engaged there aj
cam =" wage '' work under Tie engj
u'9f IN t"e Iemnsu!ar and an o'eu,,.
Ste'''n'"'P A.i, II sailed, aud hi spell on
m n.' My W u MS ',e"r' WAS l"avy,hNsprit WA,
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Why isa lady pulling on her corse,s
IKE man WHO drinks to drown his grief.
h"can'c IN so'acia7 herself she is 0ttt,rq
Ngff '.'
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dog which had los, a Whole litter, was
seen The other day irving 70 poke q piece Of
Grape through tic handle OF the door Of n
sasscugrr shop
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-10-15

They stood and gazed sadly on tho grave
stones; there seemed nothing but au at.
mosphere of dampness and decay around
them, only the warm love and young hopes
in their breasts; but these ,riunphed. even
IN the sorrow of the hour. lie held her in
his strong arms, for one last caress, and
then released hor. In another minute he
was gone. And so they parted with wrdng
hearts, fearing, as many voung lovers have
feared, chat tho hour- glass of time, or Ahe
scythe of death, would stand between them
in this life.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-25
Salt for Plum Trees.

1t is now almost impossible to cultivate
any kind of plums in this climate, unless
salt enters literally as an ingredient into
the compost applied to them. When this
article is used in conjunction with house
ashes, there appears rarely to be much
difficulty in producing good and healthy
trees, which ultimately prove highly pro-
ductive of fair and well-developed fruit. -
When trees are set in situations in which
the application of compost is not feasible,
or whero it would subject the operator to
considerable fatigue or expense, salt in its
crude state, may be applied or it may be
dissolved and poured around the roots. If
plum trees we're carefully washed down
once or twice year in weakish lye, and
supplied with two or three quarts each OF
salt-care being taken to retain the soil
around their roots light and free from
weeds, we should hear far fewer complaints
of want of success in this department of
pomological enterprise. No fruit COM
mands more ready sale, or higher price
in the market. Good plums are at present
SO scarce as to render them a luxury, and
those who have valuable trees in good
bearing, are realizing heavy profit from
them. Let those who have trees profit by
the above suggestions; they indicate the
only legitimate course to be pursued.
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Bones as @ Manure.

A late number of the "Country Gentle
man" has an elaborate article by Levi
Bartlett, of New Hampshire, on bone ma
nure. He concludes that there is no other
manure whose effects are 50 lasting as an
application of ground bones. Besides the
increase of crops he says it supplies phos.
phate (which the grasses generally lack
on old and long erased fields in New
Englaad, and the want of which, cause
what il Acalled "bone disease" in cattle
Mr.. WI recommends that bones be pounded,
and thu broken to pieces, boiled or ground
and thd spread evenly over the soil, and
mixed 1hi it. He has field that was
thus dr&ed years ago, and the effect is yet
very pefptiblc on clover
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Thisis Natures ow n Remedy for an unhealthy $40
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1t contains AIchoho oil Filters Acids, Nausaous
Drugs 1t Isextremely agreeable TO the taste and may
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\ D. Bowman Berwick. Oct3, 1865 1y.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY !
CONSUMPTION,

AND ALL DISEASES OF TIE LUNGS AND
~ THROAT are positively curablc by ihhnatIOu
which conveys the remedies to the cavities in the
Lungs through the air passages, and coming IN direct
contact with the disease, neuirazus The IubGICuaT
,ulays the cough causes Tree and easy cApGc-
turutiui, heals the lungs purihes the blood npaiiB
andGnGrgy Indispensable FOR the restoration
health. To be able to state confidently that CUnsump
tIOn is curabG by Inhalation, is TO mcH source Of anal
lOyed pleasure II is as much under the control Of
medical treatment as any Otler formidable DISEASE
ninety every hundred cases be cured in The
first stages aud y per cent IN the second but In the
third stage ii is impossible 10 more than five per
cent for the lungs are cut up by the dscbs us
bid defiance 10 medical skill Even however. IN the
last stages, inhalation affords cNtHordinarl Tclic
tue suffering attending this ieilui scOurte which
nuaiiy destroys ninety 1--WE thousand Petsuhs III the
Uniied States alone ana correct ralt uutUn shows
that Oi the presenI population of tie Garth eight mil
lions are destined toiil the cOnsunpive's grave.
Truly The culver Of death has no arrow fatal
CONSUMPTION. In al ages IL has been rr,
Of life, Tor il spares neiher age sex swtrls
oil alike The ave, the beautiful, The and the
gifted. By The help Of that Suprcme Being ir ~ MluIl
Com"th eyory good and perfect gin. nu enabled 10
offer 10 the afflicted permanent and speedy cure in
Consumption The first cause Of tubcfrl,t Is from I'M
pure blood aud The immediate effect produced hy hen,
opposition ~ ihe ungsis TO prevent th"f'r admission
OF AR into The air cells. WbIch eau weakened vita
lty through the entire ystem. Then surely lis more
rationa expect greater good from entering
the cavi les of the lungs than from ad duisercd
lungs free aud The breathing y after inbang rene
dies ThIs inhaaiIon is local remedy, uuyeTtht less
II acts chnsttnii0nally and wi' power aud Ger
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prove IN" powerful and direct influence OF this Of
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stroy sehsibility ~ few minutes paialN zag the
hrc nervous s. stem sc that lmb may he amputaied
without the slightest pain inhaung the ord lu m
III gas " III destroy life in few hours
The inIaiuiiOu of ammonia VIII rouse the system
when lainting OF apparently dead. The odor Of man.
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: sTEAM ENGINES AND BOILER.

THE subseilberis now prepared, with new MaebiHe
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,owof upon the atestmproyod plans, aud buildo
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torse power, gged upon carriages, with Boiler gear
ug pumps all complete aud ready for netion. Also .
cynder ueand tubu arboilers cast IRON Goa! breakg
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.oru aud now made on n large scale for erceking
.reaking coal Heavy mining pumps and hre engincl
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kinds Of mill gearing house casting made to order
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with hangers Ironplaning done say "a feet ionE
kinds OF Iron turning heavy press aud other screw
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The best Rough Iron thrcshing Machines, that ever
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the above works wi libc warranted ba what they Il:
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Also-Take orders for SCOTS Patent blacksmith
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Clinton, one OF which can be seen at nv shop.
- LEWIS II MAUs,
March h22, 1880. Bloonlsbu Columbn tt.,
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Docking Horses.

We are glad to see that the abominable
practice of docking horses is going out Of
fashion. 1t prevails in no country in the
world besides England and the United
States. We got it from the mother coun-
try, and the sooner we leave it off the bet.
ter. 1t is wonderful how anybody but an
ignorant, narrcw-minded blockhead of a
jockey should ever have thought Of it,
being as offensive to good taste as it is a
violation of every human feeling. Has
nature done her work in such bungling
manner in forming that .noblest of animals,
the horse, that he requires to have piece
of bone chopped off with an axe to reduce
his to symmetry, or tina: beauty and grace
can be obtained only by cutting pair of
his large muscles
"The docking and nicking of horses,'
says an intelligent writer on farriery, "is
acruel practice, and ought to be Abandoned
by the Whole race of mankind. Every
human being possessed of feeling heart
and magnanimous mind must confess that
bo;h the docking and nicking of horses is
cruel but the creature called man attempts
thus to mend the works of his Almighty
and wise Creator, in doing which he often
spoils and disfgures them. What is more
beautiful than fine horse, with long
tail and flowing name waving in the sports
of the wind, exhibiting itself in perfect
state OF nature Besides our Creator has
given them to the horse for defence as we'll
as beauty"
The same author relates an instance of
fine hunting horse, owned by an English.
man which could carry its rider over the
highest FIVE barred gate with ease, but he
thought the horse did not carry as good a
tail as he wished; he therefore had him
Bicked, and when the horse got well Re
could scarcely carry him over two bars.
"Thus," said he, 81 have spoiled fine
horse" and no wonder, for it weakened
him in his loins. Any man of common
sense would cheerfully give ten per cent
more for fine horse whose tail had never
been mutilated than for one which had
been under the hands of Jockey.
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN.

HS YEARS OF AGE having lost .hs, father, two
lO brothers, daughter. son in law nepbewa ma
recess by mat dIeadul disease, CONSUMPTION and suf
ienng WIN cough hilnsel II, determined 10 visit the
Prtuenpe nnd certain cure for Colds Coughs Bronc lis
Consumption Nervous Debility and Asthma His cough
was cured nne dialcly he returned, cured his yfIa.
noes who Inherited The disease, nd in Connection
wllh MS son have employ I'd II in their practice ne
thousands OF cases considered hopeless by Others
Ior ihe purpose of Tescuing many OF his suler ing
mlnw beings possible, he il sending he Recipe 10
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Address IN HEATH
~ Hpnns 81 opposite - Mich olas iluirl,
June u lsaf' Now YuIk,