davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-02-13

Arev dctgs q "co1ndtncs meo'' Ia New Tc1t
Il 10 wstt pp0n 4, n,tFchALEs II :beif brtlesf no1r
With what rufpoFts 10 b re9ulaf eurn ons for
tpe's s'tsEdsnee =. t7ros* Or co7'sa tue mes-
o4tY T. fat ~ n,s b1ssrs Vtn 9ut1ef in conhe-
at erce. Al this 'he Etpusd otcae IN luxtsa tast
for 40 h'n &c eou Hnake ttuTu ou the Eum-
uoaH = eux Il tnWt" or eotns 0totr valid aycnse
Tne uS<ehAnt is ONLY too 4'nt 70 60 pply viii the
tpssHs'i1p, ard 'tn cot ntenc4 ~ depsfta well
p}aased pTet i4e xarceat Of ht1 nt1le game
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$ll.Sa.1Af


Excets ct enrp'us. 'us.-..........-.+-....y6a,6s ,6s1.sa
Ont Of these surplus earnings have been
1nade large expenditures for additional
buildings, workshops, and furnishing the
same, and also for building = reformatory
for women and girls. Included in the ex-
penditu,es for 1860 are items for 1epaiu
and additions, amounting to $G,s0T-s7,
thus making lie actual surplus Of the iush-
tuition nearly SCI 900 tor the year. Ohieago,
during tue ssme time, paid $28, 900 to
supply the deficiency IN the earnings Of her
D1idewel.
Here, then, We have an Institution thhs
is self-sustaining, and is, at the ZANE time,
model p,ieon. Look at the cost Of the
Chicago establishment. for afess number Of
1YtikouEfR fur tie E&uA le11Ofh nf fine.
, 1870-02-13

IN IQe Eu0y@7ty III Alb c1p1suse oi Afbs
Stoves" reckless uisstatanants,S and still
less ID adopt the tone towards her which
ouo evtdentiy inspired by tho aou 0! Mrs-
Leigh may be pardoned for falling into.
Suffice # to have given tho Argument Of the
article upun eaaentiM points, and tho evi-
dence it containa.
Tbs 1pst norton charge brought, in tbs
name Of Lady Byron against a great
kunius, whose character IL still far fro.a
being understood. aud agatnst WOMAN
who lived down this rery calunny-
which Is much to say, for society never
-p4rdons such Sins, however individual
women may treat them-cau nov be
dismissed. 'Not Proven" was tho verdict
of public opinion upon Mrs. 6toue'a er
pa7te statements. ''Eot Guilty" must be
the verdict now that tho other AIDS has had
bearing.
Tho only person whose unemo1y has been
soiled By tbs disaussiou ia she whom Mfs.
Stowe, regardless Of consequences to othesa,
unda1took to defend Il is now admitted,
On ali hands, that Lady Byron told the atory
which HRS. Stove made book Of. The
,xx,
u !. ol1 VI uet A.s1e'nsn.s "o4ne "1sptesoo'
son a4eaaon W 'afH o1's'I ien.asnA'
W" aaoS Aou "u"
IS. N NV ..u. " g. NJ" n.s.- ~
s.."r,a ou uo "..t ~ 49, " e.,. saa go. ~. y"
-. - 1sSss.s5 -. .,ss..s 80 = .a..as.
Ta- r. -e--.~.--se... -
nsnt. 1a tnat she d"elt on her woes aud
Z =
ee1 *songs-xea aea 'enesea-aasA neg
na'na became aaeeted, ann1 she mstook
sue Hn"oo"7 " "n1ca Is "as nacn'ea ZOE
oplec1s eAeelun 10 neteen. unt1l ct1cum-
s.aoces "ete o's'of'ea 70 nee olatempessa
'le'ou' uat eoa'es8.on ~ op't"ua'isn'-
oseuA4!ob' A. - ets'o' - He1 A"'tos $es1''-
strengthens ta'' oypo1nes's'
1ne auea'a'o' as IL Ptesen1S a'aen to-oay,
~ tatnet pet"een Lazy nylon ~ loio-loao
ano Aaog byron ii lo4u-io'o' 'nan %
e"een a.tf' 1*'Bn surviving son anu atS'
oto"e' 'eeasee Q. Laos oSson os'osaon'
/. 9EoTTKR WaRFinl5.
The calamity At 1,svernoo] Fno,ana a
faw w.ekz .po. wberehv .ixtaen ner.on.
lost tbair lives il smother varnipg to tboea
wsho have Charge t,f churches and other
nnb,;o b1i1airrs in which ,aroo nnn,te,s of
natson, are a.aar,h,od. II aonrar. that
certain Fathers If tha passionist fr1,r
wsro hord,no n n,;ss;o, in poman cutho,,c
,h,sah, .b.t ~. hn,,t;no 40 N s,, .n,,
oo..s;o,. -,s .,oo.,. ,.sbad x;t, ,,,,noon
te;aas ,,s1na,o., a 1.... nno,ha, ~ oh;1
$50 49,. -. e. ,,;rss- - 49, ,o,.s.a:
N4e@A sAR"T "s ~" S1@AA ~A S-S 0S'sNAA44
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Toilettea.


4 Protest from the Rural Districts
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the WORD or AMUSEMENT.

TIRE WORD or AAaDSEMEAT.
Shrouds.
The Proper Fashion for Them.
Der Eren chutz.
Retrospective and Prospective
The Art Reeeptiae.
| Criticism Run Loose.
i Toilettea.
, 1870-02-13

The St, L6uu Drme<Tuk speaking OF the female
h.p1 e1s tn Se1 osk, sAJs: "Faese Two enter
p11snk ladies xtse wal known IN St. L3uaa sooat
thsee 1e4sR ago, Tuey wcre connected Win I
tots Of .he.u1g tns.tt1uou.' on Firth a.rtet ot
which Colonel Jona Il. Blood vzs partner Of
solpo sort, ssne queer stories xere Told Of tbs
socta] relations exil Ing between the mesuoess Of
the ,tacuis,' c1 ta,s sasssscstoa. ns. %ocsnal3
VA tic pt1c, soa the sn1sn Wers tbs hsAlesa-
We rever heard OF Any runArkss.e euses ptttosm-
I'd By them, md don't think they carried asay
nrcn uateI,r
~ 4Fts
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Der Ereis chutz.
Retrospective and Prospective
The Art Reception.

Criticism Run Loose.
, 1870-02-13

EEky u KVE &QRAACAA4 HAA4+* t43 LA-Q AAF0&A II
cut out oi II Il Wa undoubtedly An imported
loIetae, ~ Ipthi1z of The Hnd nAa been seEo 10
fete. TIE effect Of the lace tEoIes, Fat oa
| wherever they could be ruade uost effective, wA4
beau iMl IN the extreme. Another exquisite CO.
1tme waA Eose- ca.ozei LIE Of s1seEu q sA:!sJ,
%lth point lace dounoe half J2rd In d.pt:a. put
us on tie sLtrt about an eighth o{ yA1d frna the
bouou, AID headed By = Eocaink Of The sle, fz.
| r1ed 1t ,he eaxea. And plaussd 70 e!ost1y 1s 70
nsye the effect Of row u ptnk nols; tse 4kxt
| atd NEEt lr1n med 10 co:respond: diamond oru&'
nenta, Tne uos& kt1lktrg toss1.J Of the heaAo7
| .s the heretofore supposed N1poasIetn hAsmonlz-
| 3rs OF the sa,,ons sraoea Of b.ue Ant purple :
lovely d,esa Of blue plum ztlk, s11uued with rpf
nts, booEd With Tts1 light osae, worn bY Afa
| Eot4ett, wa4 nn1ye1aAt]I aduirad- tbs dlSptat
nous has been much snected this winter By suatTJ
| ladies' Of the Asut ten- DIEss.ed Wtth shA oFes
! wheln1rR tr4Rnttetnca of Mr. stoddJ IN 2zp1
srusx 5stLls, sud sel@et they hare nowc to the op
| pcAi,s extreme Of sweet ailaplcl1. Don't l1aAg
| TIE for one moment ! an aa3us to herald The
! d1wu n1 HI e1k Of feminine 1exetennsnt And -
3ot; TT from It; for, cana!aly, this last capttc
! tsNoss ucpA1ee1kbtt. TIE woua1 who oaJa
dErss Of s!lk AID trims It.. however eAoosS.AJ
with lace, even irou2h It coss $40 or saoe
IL m eeuIotnss IN conp.ltscn Wiz those who
~ahons qsatsn ct eonsesence, seEex es1roo1
noors With plts thas, 4 few hpurs before, were H.
component parts of the most sart1atnE c:eAtlos
Of tulle and naxe.1 that Z hundred Abd tfsJ o
tvs hand,td col}ass II ltg1i sezdey, and the 1too
Of wesr1 Ell gers for weeks could pfotace. Prt
st1<srz uae1 Individuality at 1ncn prlce u 11sne
ane1peIst1e u1deIukitE
| L&As night, the great eveut tn the 1r1aseu
Eus'cal world took place It the tttts btoa OF
theaut II tat ttson League. Tne opera Of RsT,
d. Rehan MA written y pan!1esu, scr a'gue
Rnnceui, ID 16<2, and wa1 pgoduetd foe Sha fr'
tine At Mllar, crsatirg 4 tremendous }s4rpre-
i curItdeted Rcneoclh gratess roi. Tnls opel
eaA rot BEEN tung In New Yosk fer elevea sesr
lev p7itaa donA< having sut11ctoot dramatic pave
| 10 intt,pre. faithfully The part Of Aar1a, ceust<
| cf Cherretst. il w14, therefore, considered Z
frual ccmpuUert whtn Sigrcr Roneoni invite
Mn. Guisfes, formerly Aha Brook Of Derot
10 tate the sots Of Nav;d, ~ the ouly au,A'eas
New Totk capable OF tntnz tho pztt- TIE s&tu
!as. light, xAea Il VA most superalg hfo7Es
oat, Ksa IN iuuknse ssccn&k- This otc.ess-:
} urdes the Leadership Of Aax Asretzex, Fhs COG
posed cf ftxsesn picked PERFORMER: tho ceofus'
were tnrr b7 anaieuts, nA1J oS sasm p7eas
hosconl, ard we'll lnoFn In mEze! Circle
: Top, who have su1erad 70 much from po3offos
J Teatou,o daues, IN paper muslin co1tn1ae6. ~
ba.dg.legxed4 tnQcx.kneed laEds atd Santla0~1
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tho pti1cIple: Could nos sublime sad stertl.n4
oratory pe dis,r puted In 'mztns' Ill over tbs
laid, Ktth correcting pipes. and. of coQEset
me,etf, TO eyesJ town hall 4cd assemoJ roam?
Could not evcn hostea2 sec1fe certain amount
Of electricity 10 euhJen dali dinner pA5iy-jlt
~ nov sha secures table oxns1to1 aud buzz
howtYs7 ARD, befpta ali And Above III,
coQ1d not tue 7ssas dul p91p.ts IN the
n1d-the to.al number Of pupils belnz
so0t0-oe electrified, 10 that the p1Atua uf
steesl, eefmnpa night anallY bt exercised 9"...-
A4ier,t ! pcs,honcu8 Opera " Noe, r which xaz 70
bate eten brought cut IL Pxris. aod which hAS
gu< n fsl II tccearxa1, has been Withdrawn n
the eIh Of The eoknpose,1 family. .The poas ot
otks1l4t n S. s1lplee, lsft vacant b. tbs death
Of LeIshste Tely, has eeen g1fen 10 u. Wdar,
who On tho 1tih, the Jtts psssoaa< Of The church,
plsyed for The srst tina Tne organ u one Of tbs
yesy nleas IN P1,ts, md u no1a conpie1e than
that Of j.. Eukt&chs, Se1e1aI4 snppo&ed 70 be tue
4txe4t N The Fftoch msuopolA. -. Al Aunics,
apoerix 4Cheyal d. Bro3zs" has be:n revived,
with The tAlrt xrecesA that has Attended The ~
ystaI Of French oper&a 1t Le,fztg. The u1nA3c
u the Rey+ Henry Ward Beechts1 Church coats
f1,pJ1 1aE The oeganAt gets Il 800, the cot.
u.ctos q Co., the secof 51.crr, the soprano &soo.
the tpats11to $500, and the basso $50, .eay1pK
{an ncsden.zA Tue paid choir ring the soos u
! col oeltsd pieces, t1k the hynuA ate sung
| ~ tne whole corgreSsuoo, led By volunteer
| cno!r ot about hhvtntJ pcnornt7s.....
| Mdue I1lers ha4 been piA1ttE resnarEsn'y suo-
| c<Afal enaARenent n HAmuusK Afset ber per
tcf1naace CT /" F,deEo, PUBLIC feeling roae to Ii
e,eatt &: height. auc procession Of nanbcau1 Was
| formed IN he1 honor, headed b. EuiEtsf1 ba1ds.
| ard oseorted her IRON The theatre. caupaaAt =
| new opers, "Esnet1lda, " lately produced In ST.
/ r.te1kp3r4, ke&ua 10 nATa had great aucoe1s4.
| L res1r4l of - Romeo and Juliet" u Booth =
| Tptatre, IS ta1ted of. In which Mr.. Edwin Boo:n,
~ MAT McyExer. viii mAke fcr r+-entrA- Tee
| charming ,oun2 iadJ u arre d warm welcome
| fro1a New Yc.kers. -. L4mbele II \ n1Amrns. She
u.ed 70 % nAH4e Ee- SAsAou hka 191 Etf1 hssce
| lets. Shs ought 70 ae: up dtthr sto1e.
| P1AxGR1hx PIcHx
, 1870-02-13

The Proper Fashion for Them.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-30
TO WOOD CONTRACTORS

nFF'cE WHITE II WATER CO., HAM
OUTON. MAY 81. ts70.-Sealed proposals will
be received at the office of the above COMPANY
until SATURDAY. june 4. 1870. for the delivery
OF One Thonsand Il .000h Cords of good mer-
charitable Wood, full Measurement. Five hun
dred l5O0l cords to be delivered at Station No. !.
and FIVE hundred t500l at Station No. 2. Sixty
six and two-thirds f66ssl per cent. on the co
tract price to be paid on the delivery Of each
aud everv one hundred 400 cords-the balance
to be retained as a guarantee for the fnlfllment
Of the contract. The company reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
ma2s-td F. A. BENJAMIN. supt.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-30
WESTWARD.

A. N. TOoNE, General Superintendent.
7. II. GOODMAN, Gen. Pass. Agt. ma1-tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-05-30

duluth, mentioned frequently in the
Fenian dispatches, is a new town at the
head of Lake Superior. The settlers
claim for it a great future. They think
when the railroad reaches it from St.
Paul it will Immediately spring into con
sequence. Chicago is accused of being
jealous of the new town. The Republi-
can thus depicts what S the matter with
Duluth;
All its surroundings are stern and rng-
ged, yet, as a Summer resort. n trip to
the country is full of charming interest.
whether it can ever be made a great
highway of commerce, is much more
than doubtful. Aside from Marquette,
whose entire interest is comprised in the
shipping of iron ore, and Hnughton,
Hancock and Qntonagon. which have
grown up from copper mining, it has no
large settlements, and even these are but
moderate sized villages. 1t has neither
agriculture nor lumber abont it, and its
atmosphere is permanently 10 degrees
colder in ordinary weather than that in
the region bordering on its BASIN
Enzzzznmzzzzzzuzuzzn@
Co to c.. r.. Rlexander's for your
drugs. fe7-tf
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ExAMNATIoN OF Dr.. OWEN.-The ex-
animation of DIR. J. II. n. Owen for the.
shooting of r. N. Allen. was resumed
before Judge Davis on Saturday, and
twelve a litional Witnesses called.
Eighteen witnesses have been examined
and there are about ms many more to be
called, and the case will come up again
to-day ut 2 o'clock. DIR. Ovens counsel
court the fullest investigation, and have
allowed the fullest latitude to the prose-
cution.
PoIsoSISG IN SHERMASrowN.--The cit
liens of Shermnntown will this evening
have the pleasure of witnessing the rem
dition of Lucletia Borgia by the Carter
troupe. The company has given entire
satisfaction in this city. and we hope to
hear of II crowded house ut sherman
town, for the people of that sunny viii
l,ge can not hope to be treated to such
an entertainment often.
CALICO PARrY.-Mrs Wilcox, Mrs.
Hobart, Mrs. Carpenter and other ladies'
have taken a deep interest in the matter
of relieving the wants of the family of
the late X. N. Allen, and to II Mt end n
grand calico party will be given Mt City
HILL this evening. The charity Ia not
only u noble but an urgent one. aud 1t Is
to be hoped that our citizens will turn
ont en- masSe and contribute to the re-
lief of the widow and the orphans.
BULLION Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped
from their office in this city, yesterday,
to Thomas W. Colburn, Secretary, San
Francisco, 2 bars of Original Hidden
Treasure bullion. weighing 1873 pounds
and valued at 50, 40. 90; to Wells, Fargo
& Co., San Francisco, | bar, weighing
rs pounds and worth 81. lSl 80; and to
Wells, Fargo & Co., Carson City, l bar,
worth 1907. 65. Total. $i,6l9.33.
LIVERY FOR SILVER PARK.-Yost &
Co., up with the times, have fitted up a
commodious and we'll appointed estab-
lishment, which travellers and prospec-
tors will find q great convenience dnring
the Summer. Horses, buggies, and MI
manner of outfits. TO let. and stabllng
and feed for incoming animals.
RAILROAD MEETING PosrPoNED.-The
railroad meeting called for tomorrow
evening has been postponed until the
next Wednesday, evening, on account
Of the general desire to hear the lecture
of Judge Tilford tomorrow night.
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Arrivals and peparturss.
DEPARTURES.

EGAS.-On Saturday evening a num-
Der of men arrived from Egan, having
been thrown out of employment in that
district by the closing down of the Social
and Steptoe mine and mill-in accord
ance with the information furnished US n
few days since.
MuLINERY.-Mrs. NJ. T. Ward, Main
street, opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.,
keeps constantly on hand the latest
styles of millinery goods. All kinds of
millinery work done to order at the
shortest notice.
'FANcHoN,' FRIDAY. = The Carter
troupe will give one more entertainment
at the Athenenm ON Friday evening next,
on which occasion the fascinating Car
RE Carter will appear as Fanchon the
Cricket. Box office open daily.
WATER.-People shonld keep a small
supply of water in buckets or barrels, as
the water is occasionally shut off for a
short time in order to tap the main pipe.
PHILHARMoNTc.-The White Pine Phil
harmonic Society will hold a special bust
ness meeting this evening, to consider
the subject of \ picnic.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING H. I. Thorn
ton and John r. Kittrell will address the
Democracy ofSheImantnwn this evening.
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FOR SALE.

CHEAP FOR CASH. A HOUSE AND@
" LOT. House with Three Rooms. well ;i
Furnished, with water and every conven--I
fence for a comfortable residence. Situated i'm
medlately in front Of the Courthouse. For par
~ticulars. apply at this offce. n1s26-tf+
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ASSAY OFFICE FOR RENT.

THE ASSAY OFFICE. FURNACES AND FIX
TUKES, on Main street, Hamilton, and now
occupied by Messrs. Bradshaw 4 Co, are for
rent, from and after june 18th. The rooms are
suitable for 9 store or other business purposes.
mali -Iod STEPHEN MILLER.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-12-22

SLOPPY .EFFUsIvENEss.-Noth is more
annoying than that display of~afection which
some husbands and wives show to each other
in society. That familiarity of touch, those
half-concealed caresses, those absurd names,
that prodigality of cndcaring epithets, that de-
voted attention which they faunt in the face of
the public as kind of challenge to the world
at large to come and admire their happiness is
always noticed and laughed at, and sometimes
more than laughed at. Yet to some women
this parade of love is the very essence of mar
!.ried happiness, and part of their dearest priv
tileges They believe themselves admired and
envied, when they are ridiculed and scoffed at );
and they think their husbands are models for
other men to copy, when they are taken as ex-
lamples for all to avoid. Men who have any
real manliness, however, do not give in to this
kind of thing; though there are some, as efem,
mate and gushing as women themselves, who
like this sloppy efilsiveness of love, and carry
it on into quite old age, fondling the ancient
grandmother with gray hair as lavishly as they
had fondled the youthful bride, and seeing no
want of harmony in calling a withered old
dame of sixty and upward by the pet names by
which they had called her when she was slip
iof girl of eighteen. The continuance of love
from youth to old age is very lovely, very
cheering, but even "John Anderson, my Jo,"
would lose its pathos if Mrs. Anderson had ig
nored the difference between the raven locks
and the snowy brow. This public display of
familiar affection is never seen among men
who pride themselves on making good lovers,
rs certain men do=those who have reduced the
practice of love-making to an art, a science,
and know their lesson to Saturday
Reuie1D .
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-12-22
BUT DELAY Is DANGEROUS.

r@- The properties OF the EXPECT0RANT
are demulcent, nutritive, balsamic, soothing, and
healing. It braces the nervous system aud pro-
duces pleasant md refreshing sleep.
1t Exhilarates and Relieves Gloominess and
g Depression.
Containing all these qualities in convenient
and concentrated form, it hassproven to be the
Most Valuable Lung Balsam
Ever offered to sufferers from Pulmonary diseases
PREPARED By.
VIM. 81. TUTT g. LAND,
Augusta, Ga,
B@7 Sold by Druggists everywhere.
Dot 27, 1870 1y
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-12-22

with amazement. You will not tell 7me that
You you are Che youth she and father have 80 fre-
!qpeptly mentioned 2" r.. .y.....-acl,
I'D sAf suppose I am the same youth, " rejoihed::
He could.say no more, but could only stand
and gaze at me in overwhelming sstonishment;
/ began then, and related to him the whole
Circumstance, thus informing him why had
no'intention of ever marrying, and wasso will
ing to accept his wager; 's-''
When / had told him all, I left him, and
went to seek his sister Lillian. I found her IN
the conservatory among the flowers, herself the
fairest Hover of all. She was sitting on q
bench, with her head inclined and her hand
kerchief pressed to her eyes, weeping tears OF
tjoy; perhaps.fa ,a'. =
Invent and sat beside her, and drew her into
conversation. told her how 1 had thought
she was dead during all the long years that
had passed since we parted on the rolling deep; !;
Eand she. in turn. told me that she and her IA
ther had been cast upon an island, and subse-
.d1ently saved by o passing ship. We talked
long time about those bygone days, and then 1
took one of her little hands in mine, in an ear.
nest, pleading tone: eo,,,
a.And, Lillian, you remember how we stood
together on. the burning ship, whilst the scene
around us was rendered awfully sublime by the
raging fire; you remember how, as we stood
waiting for the doom that seemed inevitable. l.
told you my heart was yours, and how you nes,;
tied your head upon my bosom and zwept, and
told me that such assurance. made you happy.
View were young then, Lillian; but ;thoug ii
thinking you dead, have remained true to
you, and cannot refrain from telling you a
second time that I love you. Tell me, darling,
does the assurance make you happy this timer"
She blushed, sighed, and leaned more fondly
on my trembling arm.
care you the same noble PhiIef old 2" she
whispered. 80.
Il am unchanged, darling, save that, through
love for my lost.one, L, have summed female
society"
= "Tien take me; Pm forever thine p she
murmured; and once more held the little
beauty weeping on my breastl
need not prolong this story, reader, mine.
like dwelling on the subject, but my feeble
pen cannot do it justice. May it suffice to
say;;,th Squire Lacy and Fred were by no
means displeased when they heard what had
transpired in the conservatory, and that when
New Years Day came round there were two
grand weddings instead of one.;h0
And stay almost forgot to add, that soon
after became the happy husband of Lillian
Lacy, presented fine hat to Fred, and was
only too glad to acknowledge that he had won
the wager. -ft:-ac@--a a'liit?
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-12-22

BABIEs.-We love babies, and every body
whe does love babies No man has music in
his soul who don't love babies: Babies were
made to be loved, especially girl babies, when
they grow up A man isn't worth shuck who
hasn't baby, and the same rule applies to wo-
man,. A baby is spring day in winter, hot
house in mid-winter and if it is healthy, and
good -natured, it is q bushel of sunshine no
matter how good the5weather. A man cannot
be hopeless case 80 long as GLOVES babies
one at a time. We love babies all over, no
matter how dirty they are Babies because
they are babies, and because their mothers we're
leyeable and lovely women: Our love for ba-
bies;is only bounded by the number of babies
in the world. We always look for babies, we
with anxiety and paternal affection we do,
indeed, we do. We always have sorrowful
feeling for mothers that have no babies and
don't expect any. Women, always look very
d6wn-heartcd who have no babies men al
ways grumble and drink whiskey and stay out
nights trying to get music in their souls; but
they can't. come it. Babies are babies, and
nothing can take their place. Pianos play out,
unless there is baby in the house. We have
tried it we know, and we say there's nothing
ike q. baby. Babies are a productive SUBJ
stance, and we intend to talk more about ba-
bies- in the future We intend to, tell our
friends if they want to be happy in this world
they must have baby in the house-one Of
their own is preferable. Babies stimulate e1-
ertion; they make young man scratch gravel (;
and in this view of the case, they are all the
while laying golden eggs. A man is hardly ever
worth three red cents until he gets a awife:'-
They push him to it. While he is making
enough for their support, he is sure to have
something over sf
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FOR GROUP

No mother should ever be without bottle Of th
EXpECTORANT in the house. We have inumer
GUS certificates of its having relieved, almost in
stantly. the little sufferer, when death appeared
almost inevitable. ,.-. 49,
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TO CONSUMPTIvES

Il is invaluable, as it Immediately relieves the
difficult breathing and harrassing cough which at"
tends that disease.
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FOR ASTHMA

tits a specisc-one dose often relieving the dis
tressing choking, and producing calm and pleas
ant repose. c..,4