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Columbia weekly news., 1859-09-22

fAEp-Pronptsd hy an honest desire of INV 49,.
aTsh TO lay before the public case which deserva. :.
CONNIE mtndaton not only sn act Of scientific stsu
tnat ot humanity also. About two Years aoo ysrS4a.
~ ana from causes unknown TO me- was SEIZED v;,h
1T q epilepsy, which. owing TO my inabila,v 70 49,.
the expenses consequent upon thourouvb ,raa,a,s.
and the encouragement which met with n, a,..
ns II. sc"n became such t3s was then led IN leI ~
as 70 ce'y the skill Of any physician was fra,r. ~
white IN pursuit ot my calling. thrown down \. a..
ground vi hout the slightest warnin. ana ,usu,rn
nsensibe to the agenes. yet desp.ed ~ ,n;s.rr
MY life ana soon leirned TO look r4o, ,bos. - r..
would render assistance shelter me from dapge, =.
enemies who sought to proiong the existence ~ .v
m cries. " ny
While IN tbs state, rni havng previous 10 r,v AZ
fiction, tasted the sweets OF life once mora wa, ~
eed to attempt seeking aid of physician and by :.
communication, callel upon DR.. L. j. Cz.uk.y .na
him OF my cireui'stances and Of NV nabltv ~ 70
ward him OF his servicesrecardless of which ho,ey,
he al once undertook my case ami with the bess,n.
OF God, IL was once more restored TO parrc, bea,r
Unable 10 oreward him frr the boon which eniov :,
present aud yet conscious OF my Indebtedness consL
er due 10 myself and all afflicted TO make ths
public IN order That those in need ~ rne4,ql s-yics
may find physician in wtor every con6dsuce NAV -,
placed. MAYER YSsloy~vy "
State OF California County Of San Fraaei.co az.
and subscribed 10 before this lst day Of Auv.s,
d., 1000. GILBERT A. GRAsT
NotarV pubNe
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-24

Here is aparagraph Of plain tnlk
to tho girls, by an Anonymous author,
which Is worth q library Of Young
Ladies' Friends, or whatever may BE-
the title Of the wishy.washy com.
pounds that are sold Tor the bentii.
Of that interesting portion oI the IA.
muniiy:
Men who are worth having. want
wGmca Tor wives. A bundle Of gew.
gaws bound with a string Of fats aud
quaycrs, sprinkled With cologne aud
SCI IN n Carmiue saaclsse-,his Is no
help Tor man who expects 10 raise
a family; 40 yer.iab.e bread and
meat. Tie piano and lace frame
are good N tAclr places. and ~ are
ribbons, lrll.s aud ,lnsels; bu. you
cannot MAKE . dinner OF the former,
nor Il bei.DianAct VI tho latter
Aud, awful as the idea may scem to
you, both dinners aud bel.bIankeis
are essential to domestic happiness.
Lite has It's realities as well as ian.
cies; but You may make it a matter
ot decoration, remembering the tasscl
curtain but forgetting the belsicad.
supposIus . man oI good seu.e, and,
Of course, good prospects, 10 be look.
Ing tor o wile-HhaG ehapee have
You to be chosen: ioumay cap him,
OF you may trap him, but hoN much
better 10 make il an object for him
TO catch you. Render yOareIf worth
catching, and you vi. need no sArrwd
mother VI brother 10 help you iiud q
market.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-24

Hold on 70 your tongue when you
arc jus, ready 10 swear. lie, or speak
har,hly, " say any improper wUfl.
llola ON 10 your hand when You
are about TO strike, pinch, scratch,
steal, Or do any improper act.
Hold on 10 yonr foot When you are
on the pom, oi kieaiug, running away
tfoe study, Or pursuing the path OF
error, Shame, or crime.
Hold on 10 yOar tcmper when you
are angry, excited, or imposed upon,
Jr others aic angry about you.
lIol. on TO Your heart shon evil
associates seek your company, aud
invite you 20 JOIN ia lheir gaGes,
u,rIh, and lc,e.ly.
Hold on 10 our good nanG ai all
.imes, for il IS more valuable u You
than gold, high places, or fashion,
aJlc attire.
Hold on to the truth, for il will
serve well, and DO you good through.
out eternity.
Hold Oh 10 yOuT yiriue--il is ab0yc
al price 70 you, Ia all times and
places.
Hold on to your good characsr,
lor u j., aal Cgeg val be, your beal
aesllh.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-24

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MHmd, ! mtaf tltHN
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nhlafe amHJ upHl elmh
lfaaie
rl uHfanH.f bIHlB yffY
mu.HHI yH
Fn "linNudn fal on
i "lH l0.fo Hif nInI
i1m f..e fH yHDal t,a ame
mf la1Im Hlr7I.tH'y
lnH haf0, tatbs I maia n0
.ferytoIt.l continued on In lhg lo..
lowing WfauW
"Ae, omlyaf lnpw che leepis
nle. ! pafsoony yafaet1m bow so
p's utteasi ll ts attractive pmf
M hoW mi limb, b. shmnk up ye
wu0ln'l dowt me, not w no mueni.
Gaze On thIs wasfln form q these
,onbcn izc," ulde. jumping up I
shull have continued .nm timo long.
%, pr0hly, but uhIolunlely, ! lost
ni balance & foll over into the pas.
lur hrr amn.h, mlIug ml close nnd
severely damigIn myself geuualy
Suiinnor sprung o. mi assistance a
dragged mc Ola Ia double quick time.
Then drawing herself up to her iall
bite She sed:
81 won't listin 10 ycr nuuccuts cuy
longer. just yu sa rite out What Va
are duyin' ai. II yu mccn gltlin'
hilehel, I'm H."
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-24
Cant Keep a Hotel"

II would appear, IT the following
history IS authentic, that the hon.
VI ol being the birthplace ol the
above noble sentiment belongs to
Warren county. Let other places
nov hang their beads in shame.
The phrase about keeping a hotel
has become one among the phrases
of the day. 1t has hardened into
history. "Can'i keep a ho,cln gives
point and illustration to many re-
marks, aud u0taloN arguments II
j. not Known, perhaps, who lirstpro-
bounced the Nogd.. At least no re.
cord yet Is made. Aud yet Dan Rice
says--aDd he should kaow-thal II
was fret used and applied BY Col.
Jefferson Davis. Of Mississippi, IN
one OF his political discussions 10 that
State. At any rate. whoeycr irst
50, !, up, it has ticklcd the public
fancy. Perhaps il would be safe to
be more serious, aul say ,lia, j. had
supplied a want IA the popular lia.
leci, because !, So tefsely announced
what ever, body bal come to perceive
a great philosophie uuth--,o Wit:
that few men eau keep a hotel wish
profit 10 themselves aud advantage
TO 0,A,rs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-24


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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-24

4 JOKE r0R THE LADIES. The
editor ot a paper in Providence late.
" informed hls readers that the la
dies always pulled IT the lett stock
Ing last. Ials, as may be supposed.
created some stir among ks fair
readers, and while in positive term
,hey denied the statement. they in-
sisted tina, he bad no business 10 Know
It. eTen IL such ~ere the fact. and
pronounced him no gentleman.
lie proved i. however, bya short
arrument. "Whcn one stocking is
pulled of. there Is another left en-.
pulling oa this IS taking the LETT
stocking Of last"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-24

4 GEH.-TheFe Is nothing in tie
English language more beautiful
or true than tie FOllgNlug from
LongreIlow. We would rather have
written il, than be the ''hcro. ol Ma.
gen'a."
Bright and Gio0my KoHr,.-
III. this beautiful world. Indeed.
know no. what ,oiliHk oft. Some
times Il Is oil elalhesi and sunshine,
anl Heaven itself is 10. far off,
And then il changes suddenly and !,
dark and sorrOwtal. and the cloud,
shu, on, the sky. In the live. Of IL,
saddles, OF Us there are brigh, days
like this When We feel as IT We could
take the great world in our arms. =
Then comes the gloomy hours when
the fire will neither burn in our
hearts nor on our hearth: AMI all
withou. aui within is dismal, cold,
and dark. Believe me, every hesrr
has its secret scrrOws which the world
knows hot. aud oftcn,iInes We call q
man cold when he is only sad.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-24

f.5-A lady ia Chesterfield, Mass,
lei. her cauary bird u. home, abOaI
three weeks ago, aud after she had
been abscn: q week the bird escaped
from is cage, and Vas hot SEGA sa.
al the expiration VI anotlier wcek, /,
whea the lady returned, and ia hIIeen
minuiel after her arrival tho cat ca.
tered the house with the lost bird.
holding !, by the wing, sound in es.
cry respect. so states the North.
smpi0n Gazette.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-24

Tms, TOO, sn,ib Pass Awar.-
Many ct css readers vii psObabl,
remember the reply Of the phiIoso.
pher 10 the monarch, who desired
some sentence, easily remembered.
lhst would always alleviate the pres.
sure Of cslami,y. aud cheek the ess.
berance OF prosperity. "This. too,
shall pass away" wss the SAossn
motto.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-24
DENTISTRY.

DR. H.M. AGREE having permanently
~ located q, sarJis, In Pamela county.
will be slmvs ready to answer calls from
any part u the county, upon being adj
dsss.ed a, said place.
~ All deatal work done BY him will
be warranted good. lIs respectfully so
lici,s trial.
November "a, 1853. ii-1v.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-24

Do yoa knos Why tho xorli is 10
better iaan It Is. Because each VI
Is believe that the warnings, the
teaching, the vice inealcssiol.s, the
bats at folly, tie moralaphOrisnl. Il.e
shafts shot ss vice aaI esime from
pulpit, press aud stage, are all 10.
tended ior our nghg han.l nsighbor
--oar withers are anwTung.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-24

meat. especially during the summer
season. We dsvour too much Of
thu, aesh--"by Jew dcspised''--she
veritable hog neat I, is the greasy
"niddling.," the oily bacon gravy,
the frsh pork and gross ham, that
feed the bilious fevers which make
such work for the doctors and such
hole. in oar purses. Better let
such greasy food alonc--for the
warm SUMMER months, at leasi--and
subsis, on light vegetable. fruit, ssd
milk Diet.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-24

A NEW PRrvrLEos -surely il is
a privilege % be kisse'l by the breer-
es Tia. have lis.el all the pretty vc-
men in the world. Some poetic
yoang gen, 20, that OiF-hss : vinily.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-24
non \Vt,I,i<

N 80 nHaeairfioss, from large Hand
B.ll.ti gaaey cafis, done with Nealhes.
,al Di.natrh, and on reasonable terms.
tAo1 ON 1DGp.lv GnN.. ..AA
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-24

80 There is ho.hing By shieh ]
hase throush liie prghied more than
by the Just observations, tie god
opinions, the sincere and gentle en-.
couragemen, Of smlatle aud sensible
women.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-24
;. g. rAiLog. J. l.. iiUVLE'
TAYLOR & HOOLE,
iuorne,s and tounssllers al Law.
pANOLN. MIS-,

VVyILl. attend the various Courts of
w this Judicial District, the High
Court At Jackson. aud the Federal Court
Of psntosuc.
N1- cs.lsssions promptly attended to
throughout North Mississippi. .pl6.tf.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-24
kuI0tle.

We confess w. were startled at the
last item. bas think it meant %.
logne. The whole simply proves
that wealth and intellect 10 NOT uay.
81 ia couples.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-01-27
San fraafisfo advertisements.
JANSON. BOND & Co.

O4AANyO4N9 DVAND ~ wa
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF DRY
GOODS, CORNER BATTERY AND CLAY STREETS SAN FAM
CISCO, have now landing and in store:
260 bales 30inch Brown Drills, =
100 6 36inch Brown Sheetings,
100 bolts No. 600 Duck, =
| 500 's No. 2-l0 Duck,
% bales Raven Duck,
10 cases Mernmac Prints,
100 Prague Prints, ~
500 cases Pacific Prints ~
100 cases Dunnell's Prints.
SO cases rs, 4 Bleached Shirtings,
10 cases Ga, s-4 and 104 BieacIed Shirtings
20 cases Blue Drills,
10 Blue Denims ~
10 bales Hickory Stripes,
25 " !, ( and "A Tickings, sas g. !
10 g Scarlet, Blue and Grey Flannels,
10 N Ballardale White Flannel,
cases Coburgs and Merinos,
cases Wool and Half wool Piaids
5 cases Blue and Black Aipaccas,
10 cases Paci6c-new styles-De LANES,
cases All woo-new styles-io,
cases French Merinos,
1000 Bay State Plaid Shawls
1000 Cashmere and Plain Wool shawls,
Black and Colored Silks,
Plain, Figured and Plaid Silks,
And large assortment of other Dress Goods.
Blankets.
1000 pairs White. Green and Blue Mackinaw,
1000 pairs BIB, TBB and SBG Blankets,
1000 pairs cheap Grey English Blankets,
1000 pairs cheap Blue English Blankets
500 pairs Scarlet English Blankets
500 pairs 81 lo4, Ia and l24 White Bed blankets.
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
1000 doz grey blue and scarlet Flannel Shirts, sia
1000 doz and white Merino Undeshirts and Drawers
1000 doz Merino and Wool Socks
500 doz Satinet and Jean Pants,
500 doz Duck and Cottonade Pants,
500 doz Hickory and Check Shirts Fss
500 doz Calico and White Dress Shirts,
500 doz Overalls and Jumpers,
Black and Fancy Silk Cravats Neck Ties Silk Handkerchief
Suspenders, and variety articles
mention. For sale By JANSON, BOND Co, i.
lS0-2m Corner Battery and Clay streets, San Francisco
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-01-27
". N. LADD,

,norter and Dealer in HAEDwAEk 0ei F street Homo
Tools and AGKfcULrrkAL i'irIA- 1I3-u
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-01-27

NOTICE.
MASTERS OF SHIPS WHITING THE
lvl port q Honoluu in want w and e their
advantage call at the Office o. GRAHAM 3 MARKHAM,
be und whole st tls sxset notice AP-
proved secu1y given for the amount ndv1no4 - seeme
outside Of the From past cxpienoe and He uen-
ton business hope TO be sbae e give .stsn
JAMES 0RAHAM,
fIS-om WILLdAM a. MARKHAM.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-01-27
DREWER ID.

to,,,,,n O,bu s. i. Money
General Commission he. e. hiI, ~ rsnange
advanced hvoraDir .e.i- - 53-d
r. 8 F,neiand and France
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commercial Advertiser.
Infant in the Cradle.

RUTH
.,.-,.,;ug and Rocking the Cradle
-. little one thinking about!
,x0uderfal things no doubt
r-oSrirten history.
I--s,,bouabIe mystery.
t.,-b- and cries and eats and drinks
s,.tt-- and Crows and mods and winks
-.s,i. bsai we're as full OF kinks,
>, .,rio,s riddles as any sphinx
,r.-zI by eole, and wet by tears,
,-,,,-.-I t,y pins, and tortured by fears,
= ,;,,Is r.phew will dose two years;
And heII never know
49, .he summers goi
-, not laugh. for he'll find it so,
-. n, think Of his mothers eyes,
" -, n. ,bin. o( his mothers hair,
-, u The cradle roof that flies
- ,nd backward through the sirs
-. =. think Of his mothers breast
.--,ri belutifaI, smooth and white,
.,-si.. il ever with pure dehSht-
GO h. isy aud couch Of his rest;
a.. be link when her quick embrace
.,-.s.ss his hand and buries MS lace
A.. ri. heart-;hrobs sink and swell
NJ. f, ,.n.5erness she can never tell,
-r,.,,,-b sss nurm1r the words
Of al the bir!s-
ri. ~ has l-lruel TO nlurmur well?
W he thinks he'll 90 to sleep.
Ian see the shallow creep,
Over his eyes, in son eclipse,
ar,r b5s brow and over his lips,
IN, % his Little fuser-tip=
soefv sinking. down he goes,
rgfuas a,lG eGrsf4Ly rerreafiH9 70 aer seaf-l
49, lie : hgshel in sweet repose,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-01-27
T. H. WOOD,

Manufacturer Importer and Dealer in Boots ana Harness.
pr.snt I<athers Calf Goat Hog, and Bucs n,.s
T,nts yases sparring Gloves Foils and aa, rnsr OF
-, pr,,shes Hosiery, sc. &C. Brick shoe sto,e -
ing, - D.5 Merchant sts Honolulu H. l. July i-u
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-01-27

TO LET,
ID THE BOARDING HOUSE IN THE
"a rear White Horse Hotel" with II separate bed
rooms, furnished. Inquire the premises 1l1-f
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-01-27
VARIETY.

|. Lsir Eho made dash, has brought her hus-
| % uH stop.
\, - energetic men like emetics, Because you
~ them down.
: Hooy whose circumstance suit his temper;
= bloDer who can suit his temper to his cir
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-01-27

uUST RECEIVED PER FANNY MAJOR
direct from Manufacturer in New York small invoice
81 Jones shoulder and thres
v collar shirts They are that ft almost
any size and them 20 cent less than former
s II wants but trial any Of their supe
t in respect over any the market at present
80 80 " McCoLGAN CAMPBELL-
1ootf Talors, King & Fort st.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-01-27
TO LET!
At a Moderate Rent I!

TO LET.
- THE HOUSE AND PREMISES OCCU.
f::H pied by the undersigned Inquire of
LII. I3S-d r. GILLILAND.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-01-27

-, ,.;n.sz AT the new store in Makee's new nre
proof building, at the stand iou peoehry streets
Honns' vated by observations OF the sun ana star. ar
tr.nst instrument accurately ahJus' -. sc
"itn - Uonolulu Particular attention gwen " IL III
me.l ana;rinr Sextant and quadrant glasses
and adjusted Charts anu n@~- 44-tf
ho nj and SALE =
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ur AHEE.

s,.- plantations Of Ako at Papakoa ana an W. w.
Agents 20, ' II Imoorters Wholesale ana seai ,
ers in have o"oan on haad ans DI S At haina
men.s S aasses NJ syrup Tea, Coffee, ana h'se ~
s;si Sasi assoTtnent Of general merchandise so-1v
Tyonoluiu August IL, 1857
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-01-27
TO LET.

TO LET.
g. THE COTTAGE AND PREMISES IN
% Nuuanu Valley, at the of School and Nunanu
LIE lately occupied by Mr. Smhies. The good
repair, and supplied with
Rent low. For particulars apply to
12Stf -''f w. r. LADD.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-06-01
Snakes.

While at tea the conversation turned
upon snakes, as our friends told us ,hey
were very numerous. that recently the
wife OF one Of the people awak ening st
night, fe't some thing on her arm which
she took hold of. thinking it WAS the infan,
who slept in the same bed, but found il
was II large snake which had crep, be.
tween her and the child. II BIT her
thumb, but the bite did not prove poison
Gus. They also confirmed the opinion
that the bones of certain snakes are pos.
onous, stating that during the late war r.
Fingo, when on parole, trod on the bones
OF serpent. and was pierced in the foot.
HIS foot sweeled, rhen bis leg, and after.
wards his whole nody. and he died in two
months. In this case the wound might
have been inflicted by living snake. but
the general opinion is AS above stated.
In country abounding as Africa does
with serpents, ! expected TO hear many
anecdotes respecting them and convers.
ing on one occasion with Mr.. Pulep. a
farmer who nad lived many years in the,
country, and seemed to have paid rather
more than usual attention TO this species
Of reptile, he said he once saw a mouse
running in field, and that, coming iE
sigh: Of snake, though at considers-
BILE distance, it instantly stopped. The
snake fixed its eye on the mouse which
then crept slowly towards the snake, and
as it approached nearer, trembled and
shrieked most p'teousIv, but still kept ap.
preaching until quite close, when il seem.
ed to become PROSTATE, and the snake
then devoured 1t. On another occasion
he bad watched snake capture a mouse
in the same manner; but as il WAS re-.
treating he followed, and struck il on the
back with stick, when it opened it's
mouth and the mouse escaping, ran for
some distance then fell down, but after
a minute recovered and ran away. An
other time he said he watched a snake in
the water which had fixed its eyes upon
frog sitting among the grass on the
hank The frog though greatly alarmed
seemed unable 10 stir, unit! Mr.. Pullen
gradually pushed rush growing near 30
that il inrervened between the eye Of the
snake and its intended victim, when the
frog. as ifsuddenly liberated, dar,ed away.
Mr. Pulen's ideas were in accordance
with the popular notion that the snake
bss the power Of exercising some mesmer.
ic or other influence through the steady
fixing Of its eve, and that whatever inter
cepts th's gaze breaks, "a il we're, thu
charm, and sets The prisoner free,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-06-01

My husband was dead, and Henr, had
left the country. did not s,arre or die ::
no such mercy was lett me- ! had mon.
ey still. 1t bought me bread to keep the
miserable hle in me, which dared not
end. Something whispered Q think it
WAS my mothers picture, and the rem.rn.
bered soft lovelght iu Mary's eyes) that
tre'e WAS repentance and mercy left, even
to me, 9ulI;y monster that | am.
There Is Yet one occasion left me, TO
visit the sick and afflicted, auI above all.
the guilty. Yes, the most guilty the
condemned and wretched criminal. Why
should | shrink from the contact? Am
not the most guilty OF all,
soon after my recovery, a poor wretch,
who had, III moment of drunken rage.
Killed his poor wife, WAS confined in the
city PRISON visited, cohsoled, pitied
h1m-was not more criminal than he 7
l. who had slain. in cold blood, lover, sis
ter, husband People said vas crazed
toy trouble. | WAS not was only so.
bereL 10y it-brought to my own sense
hy sorrow. |, who, in prosperity had
been mad with sefi~hness and pride-im
peno'rahIe 10 any ray of reason, feeling or
pity ! vlAIlr,l hIm read To HIM. cnnfor.
ted hIm aud never ceased from my efforts
nnII almost the hour Of his execution ar
rived. When /, came at last, MAS watch
my and waiting. The streets were lhrong
ed with id!rrs, men and women, who
watched and waited also, but not as did
with every nerve alive and strained. They
walked the streets, tested aud launched
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-06-01
Keeping the Sabbath.

Philosophy and experiment both prove
the Necessity OF keeping the Sabbath dav.
It is necessary 10 the best condition of
man. 1t promotes longevity aad pecunia,
ry interest. BY resting from 1rlina,y
IahOr one day ia seven, the body RECEIVERS
It's tone, and is able To work the next six
DAYS with greater effect and with comfort;
while the mind. after the ~uudav's relax
auOn, sees more clearly the relations Of
business interests, plans more promptly,
or investigates more thoroughly. The
muscles of the horse demand weekly in.
tervaIs Of rest, rs well those Of man. The
OK can do more work by having the week.
Is resi-.
AT recent meeting OF gentlemen as.
sociatcd To promote the Sabbath obser
vance. Mr.. Dodge sad, that on late Wis.
IL to Eugl md, he found in SatFordshire,
six furnaces which were MOI worked on
SUNDAY, and which had made more iron
'han any others in England. Bv having
the Sabbath rest, those working these fur
naces could work to better purpose.
Those who, to secure more gain, work
th ir animals or their machinery, realize.
IN the course Of their business, much
more IoGs !haR gain, This is the ,estimo
ny OF such AS have observed aud expert
mented in reference to this question. The
philosophy Of the Sabbath cannot be
questioned. Il is "a tFue as rs its health.
ful religious in8&snce. The Sabbath is
neeled to restore The equilibrium disrur
bed br six days care and toll. ~ night
comes to compt nsale the wear and de.
rangement cHused by Iabors Of the day.
The Sabbath is n blessing to man. Praise
TO Him who instituted the Sabbath.