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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-13

The SECHEr OF BEAUTY lies in the use
of Hagan's MAGNOLIA BALM for the COM
plexion.
Roughness, Redness, Blotches, Sun
burn, Freckles and Tan disappear where
it is applied, and a beautiful complexion
of pure, satin-like texture is obtained.
The plainest features are made to glow
with healthful bloom and youthful beauty.
Remember Hagan's MAGNOLIA BALM is
the thing that produces these effects. and
any lady can secure it for rs cents at any
of our stores.
To preserve and dress the hair use
Lyons Kathairon. OI7t13
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-13

AN IMPORTANT CONSIDERATION DIR.
TUFTS Liver PILLS are purely vegetable,
and are adapted to young and old, male
and female, and may be taken ut all
times, without restraint of occupation,
without change Of living, without diet
and without the fear of taking cold dur
ing all kinds of weather, and in all eli
mates; THEY CONTAIN NO MERCURY. Nc
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|CUEUMBIA, s. C.
Saturday Morning, November Is. 1859.
The Close OF tao. Fair-An Uadeubt.d
s5uccess.


49, Success.
We desire, briefly, to say that the Fair
of Che State Agricultural aud Mechanical
Society. which closed yesterday. was o
decided success It was success in the
array Of articles on exhibition. It was
o success in the difficulties overcome. It
was Q success in Q pecuniary way. 1t
was o success in the numbers it brought
together from all parts of the State. But
above all, it wasa success in the emotions
it gratihed, in the harmony it evolved,
and in the earnest, hopeful and loyal
spirit that it exhibited. It was the first
general gathering Of our people since
sheIwar. Friends met who aad long been
and the determination passed
from mind TO mind to work for the re-
generation of our beloved State. The
spirit evinced in the Society was most
earnest and harmonious. We have said
+bnild our Society upon rock. We be-
We've the work is done. The State Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Society stands
upon firm foundation. Those who
brought it into existence. they will sus-
tain! it. After the Fair that has closed,
we breathe more freely. We catch the
sunlight of the coming day, when South
Carolina shall be herself again.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-13

Since the unbleached Americans have
been freed, it is more economical to
carpet floors thon to scour them-if you
desire to get fine carpet, cheap, 60 to
Shiver's. No
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-13

- The EFAR-THIRD DAY-The exercises
of the Fair closed last evening about s
O'Clock. The last day was the most sue
oessful. The, Fair seemed to have i'm
proved day after day as it progressed.
The Fair opened with n very large crowd,
and this crowd remained dense until the
end. The awarding of the premiums
was most interesting feature. We are
pleased to say that many of the prizes
were borne off by ladies and gentlemen
from this city. Mr.. J. Nj. Crawford re-
ceived the most valuable prize-the silver
goblet-presented by the Chamber of
Commerce OF Charleston, for tho best
ten bales OF cotton. Mr.. Richard Tozer
got gold medal for his engine. Mr.. r.
ONeale, Jr., received prize for his two
year old colt ind for his specimen of
rice. Captain j. G. Bell received pre-.
MUM for his one year old colt, and other
Colnmbians were awarded handsome pre-
miums.
The whole affair ended with display
of horsemanship on the part of u body
of citizen riders. under the command of
Col. Haskell. A son of General Wade
Hampton, about eleven years old, at
tracted admiration for his bold Ii orse-
munship, and, we believe, received the
prize for good riding.
The Post Band contributed much to
the enlivening of the occasion by excel
lent music. We are glad to say, in con-
cusion. that the Fair was great moral
and material success. But we repret to
have to add, that sad accident occurred
Just after the close Of the Fair proper,
Mr.. Willie Guiguard was severely iniur-
ed by the fall Of his horse. With this
sad exception, the Fair began and cont.
nued and ended most auspiciously. Gre
dit is due to the Chief of Police, Mr..
John Glaze, for the order that prevailed
on the grounds. This Fair has been most
gratifying 1t is now firmly established,
and year after year let it grow better and
better.
Among the machines that we noticed
at the Fair, was the Hinkley Family Knit
ting M; chine. This is one of those de-
vices to lessen labor, that are now not
uncommon. It is cheap, durable, useful
and not liable to get out of order. It is
warranted to knit anything and the work
is AS good, if not superior to hand work
1t knits socks at the rate of two pairs per
hours. DIR. J. w. Thomas, Abbeville
Court House, is the agent. The price
is $50.
/ NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention is
called to the following advertisements,
published the first time this morning:
Cotton States Life Insurance Co.
| Last Night Comedy Combination.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-13

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Ts.-Attention is
called to the following advertisements,
published the first time this mernlng:
Cotton States Life Insurance Co.
Last Night Comedy Combination.
G. Graveley ey--Agricultura Implements.
Columbia Oil ompany-Wanted.
i. Parker-Mills House.
d. Wyatt Aiken-A Card-Notice.
w. S. Talbott-Mules.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-13
The Premium List, i,

The following is a complete list of the
awards made by the various committees,
at the first annual Fair of the South ca
rolina Agricultural and Mechanical So
ciety:
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-13

IN deciding b}7ween tue samples Of honey
exhibited "a Mr.. Gaddy and by Mr..
Fielder, Of Orangeburg. They notice,
with pleasure, the basket of Mangoes
exhibited by Mrs, Trezevant, of Colum-
bia.
HORSES.
Ihoroughbreds.
Committee.-Thomas Taylor, Lewis
Jones, n. G. w. Walker, G. M. Jordan,
w. K. Easley, VIM. G.. Rice, F. II. Tren-
holm.
Moore & Fludd, Sumter. "Halcassor"
Stallion, $40.
9; e. Sims. Union. 1st year old
Stallion Colt, SO.
Thos. G. Bason, EdgeAeld. 1st prize,
8 year old, $12.
G.. B. Tucker, Union. Cd 8 year
old, SO.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24

legitimate in1asnes To secure ths accom-
plishment uf bic grsat end Ito do less would
~ To fall far SHIRT nj his duty. Bat tlosa
WIN anp2 s. be strives for success At the
exp~nse uf any nthsr ssciion Of the STATE
olt l'ttlc know the mtn- his large hesrt
his Noble aud generous Impulses. ,viux
been iatin 'trly associated With him for
year., it rHTds rs plessnre to testify q 4
ehiy "a his liberality, ous u, the enihasiasm
WITH which he responded 10 every ca
Tor help from the V,'i-y in securing th~
passage Of every railrosd o. III, desired
To our pr Ouai kao~ledge, We can bear
testimony II the fact ih.f t1e reqnisite
uumuer "f woes 20 secure the consolidation
- the NJ muse. and O-aIgs ard Alex M
ri, railroads was dar TO h,s Influence. We
nUnor the II in ss xseat, n.ble and Irwin
sinl- 20 ds-i bar, M 70 than n ;, for the
ievO.i0l With which NJ lAbors e. restore The
State 90 more than her pristius glories. y,
for a thsustud like him
Virginia Is tno 10 " - pay the debt o.
:ratiiuie she ows thi- gallant and devosed
SOD, aud ~enii h, though her Iuountains
disgorgrd their hidden trc ssures and her
fruitful n Ids ,i-ld-d 10 their uta ost ca
.sse:t:. Jutoli veal b can rever cancel
the deb', npr could the highest pslisical
boaors, II conferred upon him. 10 the
hearts best ell ,etipn- Of = gra ef1i people
be has e.~trinrd hini.eif, aod t1ere al..se
can ha iad n reward 90 =sBeaearfte with
his deserts. Hal h- fallen in q e service -
the S -, "a Gid Jsrksnn, S'u4rt u A .hby,
''stili his fame on brightest pages,
PenHsa BY posts and by sages,
woaid gos5undins down the ages
Bus ne has ur-1 spAIed u, hhat he might ia
times of p-sce eclipse hi- brilliant record
of the past. for tits fiery sen Of Mars reach.
ed+h- nithuf military glory, Al d Inscribed
his aanie With Lee aud Jackson 10 60 dowh
20 rrmnt@st generations in song and story,
in mortal.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24
/" 1he Red River Var. .


We have rom time to time bri, hy feed
this uprising " q p rtion VI The Canadian
i'enpie AMI nov iurnish elsewhere q m 1rs
tailed account from latest SOURCES. The
casfs beilf w-sthe sale Of the province-or
rather &C It's trade rights and privilpees-to
me Can sdian Government by the Hnd,o1
Bay Company for = .tipuI tied sun. The
former srnt Carp bag Governor q take
pqss s-iot: hut th Red RIVER people pre-
erred not being snld into BIN iazs. The
views OF the Times elsewhere oa this poiLt
are pertinent.
Tue Biographical uame Of the Rel River
country Is A-sinihoine its stu 1ticn, about
Que North Of Minnessp'a, lying aroand
lake Wiaurpeg and the r u River OF the
Norlh and " ~ the seat Of the Hudson
Bay CompAny'e trade snd pevsr. From
sx'rsSts eksShefe, 1t will be s--n that the
uprising has made much head say has ex-
paiied Gov. 1c9pngail and oa tbs ssm-
day, withoat blo~ struek, has captured
tbs Couspan.ss Fort CRY. THIS frtiaca
iion = aeerib Z ~ very strung on the
headquarters II The q srnor, with C mps-
ny's stores, utc rituaie,i nj the jancfion
~ the Ped and As<inibo'Rc rivers, shon,
20 mica h0rlh OF .PsmbiA Il wa bult
ms1s yrsrs ego by the Hudson Bay Comma
" a~t''''i VI hn drp9t OF supply Tor tntig
nhmAr,'as trading pn IS, AMI as the citadel
y iaeir authority. IN this fort, Gov. Nc
favi h, the last Coapany's representative
lies AZ the point of death anl though The
As>inboines hold him in high rs Gem, ae as
sutnes no authority. AL power Is In m.
bands of the Provisional Governor, Mr. Jno
Bruce, who has in the field an army OF some
six hundred men. THIS f.-ce /. represent
cd, by the Chicago Tmss, az being thor.
| oughly oTsin ED and under the most per.
feet discipline. The A s'niboines have
man fes ly not entered upon any b ,p- hazard
enterprise. A previs'cn nl government is n,
only orcaniz-d bu, in sctusl op ration
moreover, II Is the only De J;1cto government
ia the province, the Hudson Bay Comosny
having s'H ont, and the d ,miuiOn Of Cana
d. not having taken pnss sion.
Meaawlils@ continues the Times, the
Canadian GIvsrnrr in expectancy, HrDou.
gail With bis secretaries. cooks anl bottie.
washers, has gone into winter quarters y
At Pemhins, 10 awzit the arrival Of rein.
forcemenis from Canada Ths very best
.dvic- thst the ID ,minion can act upon !,
Mr.. PuoeE's 10 PERSONS about 10 marry -
DHf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24
Flora Temple and her cor...

A correspondent Of tn. P Piiaielphi. Post
WIN has r-cs nfIY visited the farm OF Nr.
WEIGH the owner cf Flora Temple, pssr
that city, gives the toll ,ving description Ot
the pres.ut con iition VI that famous trotter
H. says:
While William vas being NOV d aronnd
by Mr.. W oOdruf, Hnghy gave a peculiar
shriIl whistle, and in q short ;'me we recng-
zsd Flora Temple coming up the lane, fol
lowed by two colts. Ths nsms of Fl1ra
Temple has brcaae housefo d word, aud
hroisa"pt Ihe Iaud her performances and
merits sse discussed. Her ext GbrdinarS
speed has astonished the world, but h+r
Won ierful feat at KslamszOo was NJ
greater sssonisAm-nt than Is her yoI hful,
vigarOus apseera ce to-day. She is uO>
twenty four years o'd, aud has ne good
part by the colts following her, bat ere i
scarcely an Indication Of Apprparhug age,
except il he in the sinking OF the bacz. :
II great fac eye il uad.mmef, Hnd b II
Gle tn, bony, ex; rtssive he I'd sill shows the
indomitable courage &hich carried her 10 50
maay triumphs. The inter. s. which cen
tered arvuni her peri ruances is naw
ira, serred To her ma'ernal rsltfipns, snt
IN her ,ndd'or in her green old age. With
all the hard campaigning she has ebdurrd,
aud Il Q N my lite stragg,ss in which So
has Q n engaged, sae l. fat and hearty. a. i
really looks youRx,r and more Wig T "A
than sDy animal of her age (in aIfi renee
what their lives may have bOrnj tEG We
have never scen.@ a. eldest es..i Is ksossp
as L .dy Temple, Shs ~ eiehiec ni 'n'hs
old, and WAS sir' d 10y Rfsuyk. See = ali
all b y without tn. k ll'r cs'lor is i'ghier
shade, and she will br ISo sizes iars-r shan
her .ur. In the head, eye Abi ear the re
| s,mbl-nce. is very close. bat her DO y Is
| longer aud mnre like race -hnrse- ler
muzzle is . .rticuiarly q -, ani her hind
leg. according 20 all rortiBg ideas, is IN
| pr,,v,m ment. Shs ~i,l no. bs lrained til She
maturss, and she h4s kpau shO~ then to
| adj irtsh isurrls 20 ti.o-e She inberi'r.
| S In idea may be- formed II Hhtt she Is . l.
i prctrd tn do ~h-n we state that her owner
| rrcecrnily received aRs IT nt sj 20 FIR
her from a Chicago nfhrmen. T ,r onh-
| e is a hoy c',lI o. nonths d, sired By
William W-ich, aud is kn0wH as the Prince
Imperial. Tuis = ve'y taking Il, and =
| more like lis d IN Than lis st ia hlpsd
| The bead, I'VE ani ear are true cnpiss oi
the dam. Inieed, so FAR rs a jsdg 'nisnt
can be formed and comparison made be-
tween a weanling aud mature hJrSe, the re-
| sembiance l. cpmple,e in every particular
Tue star IN the Oh mares forehead Is long
! and narro~, while thai IN the enii's is roane.
The white hair in TIE d lnks aud tho rows oi
ii across tho root Of the tail are preelsei,
he SANS as on The dam. lis g 1t is YER.
similar to that OF fh'rs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24

Tnrre has been much comment excited
n, that portion # the press whose beeessi-
tie. make thets hostile 70 any but the Nor
,h.vn Pacific railroad. by The statement
,h.. An, Meml,his and H. Pas0 hps would
,,,,Iv an ConGrrss for right Of way sud not
So ,son.y. Al the coming session. TLe pa
u.r. ,,f the Nortbw, u pretend 10 be ssepti-
81 ON his polnt, aud ultimate that gr .pt
~ sneh rieht Will cOyer the engineering
through ~ one tor money. fr.'m tho orst
iptortnAtioa We can gain, ho~esvr' me ofii =
ION seems to prevail in Ne~ IA thai Tie
road has raised ali the MONEY u wants ,ae",
ss.s.,,',, es,.it.li.ts. The chmond lVs.l
,..,,eT. are emphatic ou tue subject, aud
= We chak,ter aud vsr-e.
m. Nashville Banner says the mission
,f General Frs mont TO Europe Ia lenA't oi
,hi. ea,erprlss has met With eoosldor@o'e
AZ ,ot oomp etc. suceers. it u asserted pcs'
,,,,.IV ,b,t The funds 7, quired 10 boil ne
- "a lar A the Brszos river have bseu
,.h,.insd aud The extent OF the company =
,,,.n al isnmrdiaic operations may DO iu''r
"a ttcu, ths staltmsn that err-ueru uarnii
h.v. cen made IN Euros'e 10 pat aet1s
,rttl.ra npen each tract Si land tue conpA
NJ may acquire l'y its sieek. s1be ), nef
,yu fTrxasl 4 Mes aad EsFaaos'caA has been
shows aIrtns late fi'1nachee ana teie
grams, aud taxing thee ~".' ~
lion derived from psrsi n a Interview Shl
C.p,ian ]. N. D4nssl, tue chieI engineer
!. assured nat oaly 10 the sgcc' - " th'
nsmphis sId h PAsO rshr''ed - gFeA
naliosal enterprise, but that The i@p"f'an
.V,,rk will be son commsneed upon seal
AZ risantic as that which push,d tho s''r
,h.'ys road 70 the Pstiae- The Rfpst& Ga
/. ,.iisfcd the evmpsny has Abone~ass .
M. ans that no riVaie enterpriso has eve
,.rIgipatrd In this country winch ~ss ire
lar. 70 wis ID 20 large = capital aud 10 "a
hIllis sach snsrgy.s
IIeless ihsse sl.irmesis are very vide
the mark and ell th1se loornals are CON
.,l.,rly kaoA sinked. fh~ opposition OF 70
Sortl.ssstsru pgess N ffou lts dread
the near complsti, y. thv road.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24
THr spani.h Gun Boa, question stiII

THR Spanish Gun Boat question still
hangs Gre. Bat there is no doubt Of
hhe term:nation Of the matter. The
b imipisiration will at an early day cut
bheir cables and allow them to be turn
led loose upon Cuba The patriot army
Is assuredly beyond the reach Of their
guns, but il il Is now to lie cut of from
|comrluuieation with its friends on the
Continent it may be susely assumed that
the Island will revert to the tyranny Of
the. Spanish government. Oar readers
may wonder why the evident sympathy
which the american people feel for tie
insurgents is an seriously misrepresented
by their administration. II has been
assumed IS sufieient 10 sag that the
settlement Of the Alabsna claims de-
peuds upon our action towards :lo in
., rreeiiau in Cuba. The fallaey cor
t.iaed in that answer is ripped isose
By the bold truth that Cuba would be
worth to America more than her price
fn the damages Of the Alabama And
the question of our owning Cuba vii
be decided by the recognition or non
recognition Of Cuba.
The DYING plea of tho brave snd Ia
,aeuiel Rawlings will not be r'gar'ied
The ions n IKE Message msy be re
gardcd as forsshadowing the sciinn o
Congress, aud the patriots wsli Probahl.
wear again their Spanish chains. Tn
reason is founded in the Northern fcs
o; another rebellion in the America
Uuion. The whole system Of our gov
erument is 90 changed of late thsti It
endesyoring to get control of its een'r
fugal forces, and it will call into III
empty orbits Of space no new nationa
planet, for fear it may disturb tho.
attractions which can alone preserv
!, eva physical integrity.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24

TUE admission Of Virginia has not
ye. been brought to vote in Congress.
That tho matter has been fully decided
w.eltertain no s,st Of dolb', but a. :
too viii not probably bc taken during
the few remaining days Of the present
year. On the op~ning of the present
Session We expressed ourselves as conf.
dent Of the result, aud satisfied il il
should be done in the opening of the
new year. We have not yet seen any
ihlag to mitigate against the opinion
We then expressed Without delay
there should be no displeas"rs in Vir.
rinia II a decent deliberatiOn on the
part Of Congress.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24
II,,,r fnnuihnLs Cook.

Some French soldiers we're lately taken
prisoners by cannibals 10 the SouI Sea Is
lnnds, aud ons OF them Vas killed aud
eaten. His comrades descfihe the process.
The X snsks frs dee p'tate their victim Z;
mat. Of no Hnll n diff usfy considering the
h.untnt Is Of their haIehetS Ten to fifteen
blows are necessary. The body Is then
lung up to a tree by the feet. and the bload
sllo~ed To run cut for al hour. M-aHwhll-
4 hole yard aud a halt deer, a yard vide
l. dug Ia the grould. The hOle is lined
with stones, and in the mids. VI them a
great Gre Is lit. When tiIe wood 10 burned
dOxR little and glows With heat. II is COW
cred over with nDre stOnes. The mza Is
then cleaned eui and divided into pieces
about f.ot long. The bands and feet being
thros sR away as worthless The pieces oi
the man are placed on the leaves cf large
rose tree pee altar 20 the troPicS- The meal
Is surrounded with c'cos nuts, tausDas,
aud some otb~r plants noted for their drh-
cate q vJr. Tne whole Is then tied t~gsth.
er firmly ihs dre il removed from The pin
the meat is placed In among the hot stones
4ad thus, carefnils covered. j. left 10 cook
ar an hoar. Women do NOS pArtake OF the
warriors ftas'. Men alsne ars prImiitec
10 81 10y 81 great an hpaor sp6 rare :
! drlieaey, which Is another ST. king tnstauc'
of the tyrarny.. 4 tie male tes, aud Dc
n,ands the Appearance OF some Sonih Sci
5 anton or Anthony 10 claim sqad right
| for tie women,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24
uo,c Far Dolgn a Direr Nag Go

The greatest dep,h 80 which diver eaa
descend with tho greatest appliances Of
safety, I, about ous bundr-d ana sixty feet,
aud Tor this Abnnch OF on- hundred weishis
must be disposed ziaiht his person. The
average pth at sich hs csa work cOm-
fortably is about ninety fee, which Was
near The dep al which tn operations up
IN The Rpyai George we're epudacted. In
the water rom Xix u yehty fsrt, the
men can w.,rk tor tao hours at a time, ccn
ing up for ten IN nate' rest, sn1 doing a
day : w,rk Of fix or Ssvea hours. An En-
giish diver, encas~d 10 on one NJ Slebe's
dresses, went dos iutO the Mediterranean
10 a depth xf one hundred aud sixty i've
E-rt, AID Tt NAMED there frr twenty i've
"a ndtes; and We have heard that Green,
;he American diver, inspected wreck in
one Of the Canadian lakes. ~ the depth OF
one huDired aud seventy feet but his ex-
p@riebos was enoegh to convincr hiul that
be couii not work on Il without dagger oi
life. Al this depth the pressure OF the
| saier on tl-, hAnds j. so gteat as 10 force
ghs bo.1 u yue nead ana esi1E on fatniirl
4 >, Nblle the Feqnisite volume OF ar tpside
ih- dress To sist the oufward pressure Of
the water is - great that h wou q speedily
snff cate. Mea, have been. frird 10 cbvi.
a,s thrss din Sl'i-s. bat al present iimii
h.s been sel q tie rxttns To which nat
may penetrHe The secrets ~ The deep. Az
ms mons Italian workman has hr, ught q
| gi@id a s.irt e Armer dr. IS. which woals
rrsist the pressure 81 water bat our sub
marine engi4eeIk ID ok that thls woud NJ
ol,viats tho dlti 'ullss arising from IN
limits placed Ia hunian endurance.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24
Scientific.
rae naddenInE MechanIsIp oFThsusht

Tae HaddeninE Mechanism OF Thought
Oar brains are seyenty-ycar ciocks The
Ang I Of L fv winds them up once Ior eli,
then ci ses tie case, and gives the KEY into
the hand OF the Angel of the Resurrection.
Tic-tac tic-tar so tho wheeis of tbousBi;
our will cannot Stop them; they caanoi stsg,
themselves sleep cannot still them mtf
ness only makes them go faster death
= aloae eau break into the case, and seiaing
the eser-swiDgiug pendulum, which -
call the heart. silence at lass the clicking
Of the terrible rscapmsut We have carried
so long beneath oar sriaki-d forehead.. lf
We could "nly get At them, ss Wa lie on our
pillows aud count the dead beais OF thought
after tLought and image sf er image irrrins
tn -ongh the over-tirrd organl win uOloiy
II = K thuss wheels, u1c0ayie that piniOa.
cut the sftii & that no ds ihese .wrights, bow
up the Internal inschiBe with compensatory
WHAT puSsiop comrs ever Us sometimes
'Or silence aud -rcst-that this dreadful
mechanism, uHsinding The eudiess tap-stsv
OF tune, embroidered with spectral ignr-s
of life aud death, could have but tine bfi-r
aolidaS Who caa wonler that men
swi z 'lsrmse YES utf & ON beams 10 hrm,en
ls-sns f-thst they jump If ir m t.rnp-I~
INTO tie sSift spd gu'gtng waters beneath !
that they take counsel of thS griai hrnd
~ho haA but 10 utter ftis Uue peremtOry
moi o-y llal'l~, aud h restless machine l.
,hivered n case tnat Is dashed upon q
marble Il orr Uoder that building which
ge pass every day are strorg dungeaus,
-h-re neither hook, nor bed crtd, nor or K
rg vessel from which a sharp frsgm- Mt NAV
he shattered, shalt tiy any chance be ssei
rners is nothii z tor ", when tne brain Is ON
DIRE with the wbirliug Of its wheels, hut to
pring az ainst the siuns wall and siienca
tnrn, w,sh QUE cr.s7. Al, they remember
d thst-Ihe kind city fathers-snd the
walls are nicely padded, 30 that one can
take 81 eh exercise as he likes Without dam
aging himself. # sDybo1y would rezlll
c"r,rive s"me KIND of a lever that QUE
corrfi thrust in smo,g tb@ woiks IL thi.
horfid autom tion and check them, ur
or alter their rate of going, Whist w..u'd tie
world give f,r the discovery 7 Men ate
very spt to try 10 get at the m sehire by
soIGe iudnect s-sgen oe other. They CLAP
on the b. axes BY fns-as of opium, they
change tie maddeLing InoLOtuby of the
raythsm " means Of ferm@uted hqnors.
It is because tue brain j. licked mp sna
we cannot touch It's movemenfs rectly,
mat We thrust these coarse tools in through
Auy erevice by winch they may reach the
,nteriUr, ~iter lis rate 81 going q whiI-
-nf at ,~st spoil The mashIlt.-0l.re HeIa-
del Holmes.