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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27
x O S K O OF
A8
LIVER INVIGORATORi
STANDS UNRIVALLED.
Being the only Kncwn Medicine

that efficiently stimulates and correcs the
hepatic s,crclions AMI functional derangc-
mcnts Of the Liver without Dcbili :ating Tho
system. While it nets freely upon The
Liver instead of copious purging, il gradu-
ally charges the discharges to perfectly
natural state.
sYMToMs OF LIVER COMPLAINT AND OF SOME
OF THOSE DISEASES PRODUCED BY 1T.
sallow or yellow color Of the skin, or
ycllowish brown spots on the face and
other parts of the body; dullncss and
drowsiness, sometimes headache bitter
or bad taste in the mouth, internal heat in
many cases dry, teasing cough unsteady
appetite; sometimes sour stomach with q
raising of The food bloatcd or full feel
ing about the stomach aud sides aggrava-
ting pains in the sides, bnck, or breast, and
about the shoulders; constipation of the
bowels piles, hatulencc, coldness of the
extrcmlties, SC.
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Georgia Bill.

The following is the text Of the
Georgia Bill as passed the Senate:
Whereas, great Irregularities have
been practiced in the organization of
the Legislature in the State of Gcor.
gia, both in its first orgarization, and
in the expulsion Of certain members,
as well also as in it's organization since
tho act of December last; therefore,
be it enacted that the existing Gov
ernment in the State of Georgia is
hereby declared to be provisional, aud
the same shall continue, subject to
the provisions of the Acts of Congress
of March 2, 1867, and March 20,
1867, and of July 10, lSG7, until the
admission of said State by law to
representation in Congress; and, for
this purpose, the State of Georgia
shall constitute the Third Military
District.
Sec. 3. And be 1t further enacted,
That in accordance with the provi-
sions, of and under the powers and
Limitations provided in said Acts, an
election shall be held in said State,
commencing on the 18th of Novem-
Der 1870, and continue, as tho Presi-
dent may designate, for all the mem.
bers of the General Assembly of said
State, provided for in the Constitu.
tion of said State, adopted by it's
Convention on the lth day of March,
1868, ct which election all persons,
who by said Constitution are electors,
shall be entitled to vote, and said
General Assembly, so elected, shall
assemble at the capital of said State
on Tuesday, the 18th day Of Decem-
Der, 1870, and organize preparatory to
tho admission of the State to repre-
scntation in Congress, and the powers
and functions Of the members of the
existing General Assembly shall cease
and determine on tho said 18th day
of December, 1870.
SEC. 3. And Je At furthsr enacted,
Whenever it shall appear to the Pre-
sident, from an application by the
Legislature of any State or by the
Governor of such State, when the
Legislature caunot be convened, that
domestic violence prevails in any city,
county, or municipal organization in
such, State, that cannot be suppressed
by the local authorities, it shall be
the duty Of the President to suppress
such domestic violence, and for that
purpose h. is authorized to employ
the military force of the United
States, and any portion Of the militia
OF any State lie may deem necessary,
and to exercise all such powers, and
lntlict such punishment as may by the
laws or the rules and articles of war
be exercised or inflicted in case of
lnsurrection or Invasion.
Sec. 4. Aml be it further enacted,
That SO much of the Act entitled San
Act making appropriations for the
support of an army for tho year end.
ing June 30th, 1868, and for other
purpose" approved March 2l, 1867,
ms prohibits the organization, arming
or calling into service of the militia
forces in the State Of Gcocgia. be,
and the same is hereby, repealed.
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Agents Canvassing Books sent free.
SECRETS OF INTERNAL REVENUE

Ey Prominent Officer + the 1reasurv Ser
pice,
showing up th' secrets and inner workings
Of the Revenue Department, the Whiskcy
Ring. Gold Ring and Drawback Frauds
systematic robbery, deprcdalions, consrira-
cies and rnid3 on tho Government, malicas
ancc, tyranny and corruption of high OFF,
cials, The most stnrtlng and important
book published. Containing about 500
we'll filled pages, spiritediy illnstrated.
Agents wanted. Canvassing aud complete
outfit sent free. Address WM. FLINT, pub
Usher, Philadelphia, Pa. Chicago, Illinois,
or Cincinnati, Ohio.
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~ prominent Radical senator who
usually votes with tho ultra wing,
declared tho other day that he would
like very much to soc the old South
ern senators back again first because
he did not like the carpet.baggers i;
and secondly, because the Southern
senators, whatever their errors or short.
comings, could never be bought, and
their moral influence was always a
steady bulwark against the designs
OF Shc coTTuptiOnists.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AGENTS WANTED

ITO setl Admiral Raphael Scmn,es, s,Servico
Afloat in ths Sumter and Alabama"
This is most graphic and thrilling de-
s.ription Of the perilous adventures Of this
commander and Ills oomrndes, written by
Semmcs himsolf, and therefore authentic in
every particular. The sale af this book
has boen most unprecedented, and still tho
demand is undated. Sold only by sub
scription, and exctusioe territory given to
good agents Address
+. |. DlBBLE & CO., Publishers,
208 Main Street, louisville. XIV.
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The Old Story.

When visions Of her face come DER me,
OF her sweet face so far,away,
say what lovers said before me-,
What lovers will forever say: -"
That howers bloom swceter for her being,
That birds sing sweetcr for her seeing,
That grass Is greener, skies more blue,
That all things take n brighter hue
Lovers have said these things before !;
Lovers will say them cycrmore.
0 sweet young love, that in all ages
Bears over one eternal form!
with lasting youth your Oldest pages
Glow ever, ever fresh and warm,
dear OLD story, ever young
Poets have painted, artists sung;
Sure nanght in life is half so sweet.
Death cannot make you incomplete,
Lovers have said these things before !;
Lovers will say them cvcrmoro
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ONLY ST. PER CHANCE!

This property consists in part of gene
raj assortment of merchandise, valued at
So,ODo store-housc, G0x2i (new,) ST, 500 :;
dwelling houses and improvements, ali
new, 81 600 each lot of inrniture ST., 900 (;
400 bushels corn, 100 sacks flour, 6, 1000
pounds bacon, - tom lots in ccnter Of
town horses, COWS, &C., &c.
This properly, and other property no,
included, is valued Mt Forty -four Thousand
Dollars, is to be raflled for at Twenty live
Thousand Dollars. Every chance, or lick
Ct, warranted and guaranteed prize valued
from One Dollar up to One Hundred, to
Two Hundred, to Eight thousand Dollars.
=. Blanks-Twclve disinterestcd men will
conduct the Rattle, and see that each and
every one, whether present or not will have
an equal and fnir showing. Each agent
will be informed Of The result Of the Rattle
next day after it comes off. Refer TO Off
GERS of Barlow county, and citizens of Cass.
vile. Liberal per cent. offered agents.
Agents wanted in every County and State.
Enclose stamp. Orders for oil Tickets and
all communications must he addressed TO
l.. @ SMITH & CO.,
Managing Ageats, Cassvillo, Ga.
mar 12-lm
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K O S K O OI
Meets with Gecnt Success in the Cure Of
Diseases Of the Nervous System

Almost nine-tenths of our people suffer
from nervous exhaustion. and are. there.
fore, liable TO its conoomitant evils OF men
tal depression, confused ideas, softening OF
the brain, insanity, and complete breaking
down of the general health. Thousands
are suffering to-day with broken down
nervous systems, and, unfortunately, TO-
bacco, alcohol, late hours, over-w ork,
(mental aud physical), are causing diseases
OF the nervous system 10 increase nj fear
ful ratio
The SYMPTOMS TO which diseases of the
nervous system give rise. may be stated as
follows: a dull, heavy feeling in the head,
sometimes more or less severe pain or
headache (; Periodical Headache, Dizziness,
Noises or Ringing in the Head Confusion
OF Ideas: Temporary Loss of Memory |;
Detection of Spirits; Starting during Sleep;
Bad Dreams; Hesitation in Answering
Questions Dulncss of Hearing Twitohing
Of The Face and Arms, SC, which, if not
promptly treated. lead 10 Paralysis, Deli
rum, Insanity, Impolency, Apoplexy, Sc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27

"DRINHrNc" DIMINISHING AT WASH.
INGToN.r-Tho Hon. Henry Wilson,
in late address, said In spite of
much that is discouraging, and an in
crease of drinking in some circles, on
the whole there is great progress
There was five times as much drinking
in Congress when he entered the Sen.
ate fourteen years ago as there is now.
And those that now come into Con.
gross from the South have not brought
so much with them. Liquor shops
are now banished from the National
Capitol. This is a new thing, and a
great improvement. There arc also
six thousand pledged temperance men
in Washington. Two-thirds of the
dram shops have also been closed
And ne thanked God that wo have
now President of the United States
who does not drink drop; and n
Vice-President who does not drink F.:
and Secretary of the Treasury who
Is temperance man, and who is not
IN league with the whiskcy ring. We
already scc something of the effect of
this in the improved condition of the
revenue and tho Treasury. [What o
lilo ! what lie!]
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How to Got Books for Nothing.

$40 worth Of splendidly illustrated books
given for every 10 subscribers TO the New
York hlusical Pioneer for 1870, n monthly
Journal Of Is pages Of choice music and in
teresling miscellany. Only so cents per
nnnum in advance. Circulars with list Of
premiums and specimen copy of Pioneer
sent on receipt of stamp J. Huntington
& Co., 469 ErOome street n. Y.
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WANTED EVERYYYHERE.

CALESMEN. ,Farmc"s an,l others to sr,l
~ Now Article in grc,t ,lelnnud 500 90
made by one Agent his first month. Ad
dress GEO. McEA1llRON & CO.. Nash.
vile, Tenn, or W. II SENTUN e. co. :.
New Orleans I'm
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The "CAROLLNI FERTILIZERS
Peruvian Gnoin its F'ng Properties These
he anny . Shepard
,BORATOR OF THE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF SOUTH
Moisture n
Organic Matter expelled red
Fixed
Ammonia 260
Phospoc AcidSolube, G96
0 Insoub bInc.
Lime.
Suphuic Equivalent 10 of Lime.
Suplate
On am glad
ma Fertilizer, ,,.,. ..a. . c. U. SHEPARD, Jr
wy
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New Advertisements.
ESTABLISHED 1902
WEIGH & (sRIFFITHS.
S1W AYES Sd WS!

Sd us ITES! Sd VS.!
Saws of nll descriptions Axes, Betting
and mill furnishings. Circular Saws with
solid Teeth, or with Patent Adjustable
Points, superior TO all Inserted Teeth Saws.
HsSsn Prices Reduced. "N5u
BEnp Send for Price List and Circulars. HyY9a
WEIGH g. GRIFFlTHS,
Boston Mass, or Detroit, Mich.
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90S Prizes Worth from S1.5O to
ss1.OO in GrecnbackS,

awarded TO subscribers and agents for
Woods Household Magazine, the orecst
and The best Dollar monthly in the world.
Similar prizes 10 be repeated soon. Full
particulars in March number. For sale by
all ncwsdcalers, or sent with catalogue or
premiums on receipt of 10 cents. Address
:. s. Wood, Ncwburg. N y.
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Tickets Five Dollars.

Final drawing, juno 9th, 1870, at Masonic
Temple. Louisville, Ky. Hundreds of our
best citizens, have given unqualified certi
ficatcs aud endorsements O! this m,ru;r
cent enterprise.
Every dollar invested by :ickct holders.
is held in trust by the commissioners ap
pointed by the Legislature. until the draw,
ing takes place and prizes nrc delivered.
In order to have your tickets properly
registered, buy Mt once Of your nearest
club agent, or remi, by Express (prcraid),
Drait' /. y. money order, or registered
letter, to either cf the following tinancin,
agents who will furnish full descriptive
circulars:
L. II. Lyme, Cnsl,r Farmers Bank, Hen.
derson, Ky: Z. B. Alexander. CONNER
cial Bank, Louisville, Ky John G. In
than, Pres. Bank. IIopk;nsville, Ky ::
James Dnllam. Commercial Bank. Padu
cah, Ky. Is. G. Thomas; Cash Obs. and
!Reppr Lexington, Ky. ; W. B. Tyler, Cash
Ter Deposit Blk Owensboro, Ky.
Good Club Agents wanted eycrywbrrs
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-27

He DoN'r LIKE TT.--Mr. Dara of
( the SMn newspaper, Stanton's right
bower in war times, docs not like tho
honors paid to Gen. Lee. He says
"Thc Southern people will in time
perceive that to glorify the heroes Of
the lost cause cannot add much to
their happiness, but rather tends to
,aggravat their sufTerings, if they have
= any. The next time Gen. Lee goes
to Florida, his reception will be some.
4 what loss enthusiastic, and few years
a hence he will enjoy the luxury onoo
more Of travelling as o private indi.
vidual.' ne n,
The Irish people remember with
g honor the chioftains of Clontarf. We
shall never forget our noble heroes.
dead or living, while Northern Danes
.aor Dumas exist. rna5t1 t.{ esg i
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Fertilizers! Fertilizers Z

HAVING secured the Agency for Fair
IL field County for the following Fertili-
zcrs
Soluble Pacific Guauo,
Baugh's Raw Bone Super Phosphate.
The Carolina Fertilizer,
Rhodes Snper Phosphate,
Orchilln Guano.
Cotton Food.
Maryland Ammoniatcd,
Compound Acid Phosphate Of Lime, for
composing with cotton seed;
And Iell's Ammoniated Bone Super
Phosphate.
nm now prepared to supply my friends
with any of the nbove rs low MS tho snmo
can he purchased in any other mar
ket with Freight and Draynge added. Call
at my store and get circulars descriptive Of
their respective merits.
JNO. II. CATHCART.
feb l, 1870
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511 Prizes, S31l,32O !

Comprising the richest river bottom tobac
co farms in the wealthy county of Ilcu-
derson, KY, with NIL their appartenanccs.
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YOUR ATTENTION
10
Henderson County, Kentucky Land Sale
Grand Prize Scheme
Is CORDIALLY INVITED TO 1uE

Enterprise, CHARTERED by the Lcris-
lature of Kentucky, and endorsed and re
oom mended by every leading official in the
State. and upwards Of 500 of her most
prominent citizens
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The Negroes Trust,

One of the orators of the fifteenth
amendment celebration took. occasion
to say that he i negro, and assum-
ing to speak for the colored raoe--
could not trust the white men of the
South.
His rhetoric was good, but his logic
was bad and his motive was also bad,
for he was seeking to exotic antago-
nism between the two races when har.
mony is needed for both. He was
giving to party what was meant for
mankind. His motive was bad, be.
cause it was manifest that his object
was not tho good of his State, nor
even of his race, but mainly and
morely power and place for himself
the individual.
But it's with his logic and not with
his motives that We have to do lust
hero.
In this distrust of the
whites of the South--he either ig-
nores or is ignorant of the fact that
the Republican party went into tho
war of secession with the ayowed poli-
cy Of leaving slavery untouched in all
the States.
That his sainted Lincoln himself
once said-in his debates with Doug
lass in 1851 am not in favor of
negro citizenship"
That Congress declared at the out
set of the war that the ncgro's claims
should not be touched.
That President Lincoln, in his fa-
nous war message, reiterated his de-
NAL of both purpose and desire to
Interfere with negro slavery.
That the now vaunted liborators of
his race liberated it as war measure
exclusively-beoause without it The
so-called rebellion could not be crush
cd.
That, after all, his race is free be.
cause its emancipation was useful to
the Union army, and not because ne
gro slavery was itself of any impor-
tance or concern to the Northern man.
That, in trusting the carpet-bag
masters whom he serves, he is trust
irg those who have time and again
proven false to their own promises
promises of lands without money,
mules without prices, and corn from
tho ration-house.
That these carpet-baggers have mo.
nopolized more than nine-tenths of
the paying Offices in South Carolina
only two, out of about thirty, given
to native negroes.
That, if he pcrpetuate the antago-
nism of races, the negro race will
suffer moro than the white.
That there arc 40, 900, 900 of whites
in the United States, and only, 4,OO0,.
600 negroes.
That there are 26,l8 less negroes
in South Carolina than were in 1860.
That immigration brings in whitos
and not blacks.
That it was this same antagonism of
races on account of races, such as he
yesterday tried to cmbitter, that has
reduced the Indian race from millions
down to thousands, and has resulted
III assigning the wrctchod remnants of
once -boastful nations to the rather
nncheerful occupation ofrcading their
Il 'om in TIE setting sun Guardian.
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Ca pital Prize. $l5O,OOO
Smallest Prize. $50!

Also about $40, 900 in Gre.nbncks, being
the entire ront money Of tho property for
the years 1869 and 1870, which will be dis.
tributed to the winners Of the first seven
prizes respectively. Rent Of the
farms for 1869, was $l2 per acrc, and 1t is
confidently expected tl,nt they will equal or
surpass this figure for 1870.
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EIO,lStaclleS

Forced to grow in six weeks. Recipe
sent for so cents Address II. MCHARus,
Box 1896, New York u. o.
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Charlotte, Columbia and August;
Rail Road.
ssS1s 81 MS t,ss yS SSs;5 SsS As&S& Ass&ss&
COLUMBIA, Dee. -, 1869.

CoLuMBIA, Dee. 81, 1869.
TNllE following Passenger Schedule vii
l. 60 into effect on this Road on and afie
Sunday, next, 25th inst:
aoINa NORTH
Leave Augusta, Mt 400 AZ
:" Columbia. S. c., Mt 9IO pn
'' Winnshoro, li.1O a
Chester, 40 pm
Arrive n ChaTlo.tc, N. G, i2Op ~
Making close connections with Trains of
North Carolina Road for all points North
and Enst.
COMING SOUTH.
Leave Charlotte, n. C. at lo.3Onn
" Chester 125 n m
y Winnshoro, 2.57 M
Columbia 6.07 m
Arrive nj Augusta i.. ~. $50 D m
Making close connections with Trains of
Central and Georgia Railroads for Savan-
nah, and MI points in Florida, Macon, Co.
lumbus, Montgomery, Mobile New Orleans,
Selma, Chattanooga, Memphis, Nashville,
Louisville, Cincinnati, ST. Louis, and all
points South and West.
Palace Sleeping Cars on nll Ni-n. Trims
Through Tickets sold, and Baggage checked
to nll principal points.
MY' Passengers by this route going
North, have choice of three different routes.
G. BOUKNlGIIT, Superintendent.
E. II. DonsEY, Gene, al Freight and Tick
OF Agent. dec %
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..s,.sA4. 4 chicken and egg war is waging
in Tampa Hiolida. Twelve dollars
per dozsn for chickens and seventy.
FIVE for eggs at Key Wost,is the cause
of it.gs ~ ssr 8%f
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DERINGER PISTOLS,

| have this day appointed Mcssrs. ToMEs,
MELyAIN & Co. Sole Agents for The sale Of
my Pistols in tho City Of New York. Deal
ers can obtain til IN of Messrs. Tones.
Molyain 4 Co. at my lowesl Wholesale ra cs,
nnd my full guaranty accompanies every
pistol Of my manufacture sold bv them.
J ENRY DERINGER,
Philadelphia, Aug 28, 1867.
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K @ S X O O.!
TIE GREATREPU7,A 7,yON

THE GREAT REP U7,AIYON
Which koskoo has attained in oil parts Of
the country
AS A GREAT AND GOOD MEDICINE,
And the Large Numbers of Testimonials
which are constantly being received from
Physicinns. and persons who hove been
cured by its use, is conclusive Proof Of its
remarkable value.
as Il BLOOD PURIFIER.
1T hes no Eoual.
BEINU POSITIVELY
The Most Powerful Vegetable Alternative
YET DISCOVERED.
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WA uIiES, Clocks ind Jewclry, from the
w finest 10 the cheapest Silver Purp
Chains. and other kinds, Coral Necklaces,
Cornl and other kinds of Earrings ard Plain
Gold Rings. I am selling out at a very
small profits. CHARLES MULLER,
Second door from Col. Rions Office.
Jan l8
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How A SERENADE ENDED.-A few
evenings since, when the stars bios
somed on the canopy and chaste young
moon hung on "the horizons verge"
and all the air was rcdolent with the
young perfume of spring flowers, a
party OF our gallant and susceptible
youths went to serenade fair Young
beauty. From beneo II the window
where their love was supposed to lie
dreaming, they poured forth their dull
Get strains. After rising to the rich
est and fullest melody, the music
toned down to the tenderest and
sweetest notes of love that trembled
upon the night air soft as the dream
OF an angel. The upper window was
slowly raised and the dainty curt aims
drawn aside, when
= ;'Say, lookShere,' said one of Africa's
sable daughters, 'sMissis amt here,
but please play the mokin' burd fur
mo, won't yea"
The 'musickers' subsided.
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LIST OF $500. NEWSPAPERS
For one Stamp. GEO. P. sROWELL &
CO.. New York. !. 49,.
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AGENTS! READ THISl

ME will pay Agents Salary of $50 per
w week and expenses, or allow largo
commission, to sell our new and Wonderful5
inventions. Address NJ. WAGNER & Co.,
Marshall, Mich. ~ 3, 3tlk4 zg
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-08
Bores.

Among the peFaons afflicted with stu
pidiiy are those who bore you inces-
sanity with their talk and never iisoy if.
They call twice upon you in an evening"
you rise once o. TWICE to adjust the cur
lains, or turn Of the gas q tFiHe, or keep
an awkward silence, but they stay til
they themselves are weary, and then
take their leave. They meet you on the
street. They draw you aside into some
body's store door, whose proprietor votes
YOU nuisance Immediately. They
talk over their plans, their prophesies,
their doings, their readings, till your
sDpper is cold and your vile oross as
XaRdppe. They talk in political meet
|ings, IN prayer meetings, and in the par
lor, for this habit i ky no means con
nBed 20 men. They waste ihair time
and yours. Sometimes they sit and ssy
nothing, and perhaps those stay the
You talk of the weather, ef the last
lecture, your last dress, house-cleqping
church, but all to no purpose. Their
heads are so thick that they never know
that ihoir yolubility or their silence has
exhausted you.
Some persons always seem 10 be doing
things at the wrong time. They talk Of
death to confirmed consumptiye; they
tell Of their gains in business, their fine
houses, etc, 70 somebody who Is strug-
Cling to meet the everyday needs Of life.
They get provoked at employers, and
Leave them just when their own house
rent is dae, and the wife has no money
tc buy clothes for The children; OF turn
OF their servants on hot summer 3 day
when they have six boarders They are
praying Vhen they ought to be working
and working shen they ought 10 be
praying.