The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-16

| to attond tho first cyoning, and wo regret II,
| for tho treat afforded tho second went SO FAR
| beyond our expectation, although wchad socn
! such favorable notices mado Of their versatile
talent and musical abilities by tho prcss,
that wo felt that II loss had been sustained.
1t is seldom that tho public arc grcctcd with
! such harmony and power anl dcpth IN sing
| ing. and the organ ulonc itndor tho skilltul,
| touch OF Mr.. Trcmaiuo was eloquent In tho
| extreme, md an entertainment In itsef.-
That tho Burelett Combination Organ used by
| these gentlemen, IS superior to anything Of tho
| kind VIC have ever heard, both as regards tho
! power and quality Of tone Is beyond dispute,
and all who had tho pleasure Of listening to tho
| sweet music performed on 1t by Mr.. Tres
maine, have spoken Of it in tho highest terms
! of praise. That 1t Is sufficient IN all its
manifold good points to meet tho requires
mcnts ofany ana every church IN this sec
ton Of tho country, wc are fully satiSfou,
and it is Il source Of regret that some ono of
our churches did not secure. WO sincerely
hope and trust that If these gentlemen Mt
somc future day, should again visit us, their
novel modo Of supplying instruments will
be appreciated, and their generous offor nc
copied.
Mr.. Pearson Is q star Of magnitude, IN bur-
lcsquc and comicalitcs, anu such Il singer rs
an audience could listcn to with delight for
hours. Ills Lord Lowell, Il most sor-ror-
ror-ror-ful ditty, was received with storm
Of applause, as in fhct woro all his rcnditions,
not the least of which was his "Wcrry Pc
I-1D IU1 II.
all. Tho concluding verses of tho very sor-
rowful ditty, which after showing that love
hath power even to kill, proves that even in
death 1t will prevail, arc as follows:
Lady Nancy was buried In St. Paul's Church
yard,
Lord Lowell was buried right by her,
When out of her bosom thcro grew red
rose,
And out of his backbone briar.
They grew, and they grow, to tho Church
stceplc top,
Until they could grow no higher,
When they ontwincd in a true lovers knot,
For all true lovers to admire, riar, riar,
For all true lovers to admire.
The ditty is old as the hills, but rs sang by
Mr.. Pearson 1t seemed new. Take the ell
tcrtainmcnt altogether it was Of tho most
pleasing character.
If you want good appetite, take DR.. Tutt's
Golden Eagle Bttcrs. 1m.
MODEL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAR am
now being teclcd to play billyuds, which my
trchcrsayS. lernc with great fasility It bc ull
the stile now, and the pupils is practSin
H. M Az
IT much more SO than VIC is to our uthcr
lcssuns, but oh par, you kent naginc hov
iVc improved in my english SIMS VIC been
here. My compositions Is tho admirashun of
Ill, and have the hicSt praise VIC studios the
French, parlcc roos francais, and gcrmin,
nix vcr stay, and spancsh, and hebrew, and
grcck and rushin, and ln!nn all to once We
nrc havin such bullcc times.
My lcchcr says that shall be q CRATE boy
one of theis days, that my intellcx IL i'm
thinks he nows sum. If l can get ell
Enigcmcnt on tho pres my idco is tint cd
ditur would just suite mo Wen you hear of IL
chans just let inc kno it my door par. but |
must cve you now to pracktis on tho tabi,
my love TO muhcr and all inkwircn trends
! and our fumi'e, aud all tho fam;lcs, aud b>-
! lcvc me par,
| Your dcercSt sun, JACK.
AS wo say In french-so longc!
|
| Bittets. I'M,
LACE wonx.-wyomins has 700 women
voters.
Lafayette, Ind, has six-foot girl, aged
The Woman Qucstion--"Can you lot me
have $40 this mU,ning?'
Women arc governed by fashion, and
children by women-hencc fantasies.
| ST. Louis woman has taken $l2O0r
contract for macadamizing q street in tha
city.
The young women of Lewiston, Maine
have formed Il society, plcdgiDg themselves
not to kiss any man who nses tobacco.
Mrs. Stanton's advice about choosing 4
wife is: "Alwnys look for girl with good
teeth, for the teeth are snnp!c of every
bone in the fair ono's body."
Rev. Horace Cooke now claims Tint h,
ioYcs Miss johnson only "as Il brother" II
Is believed to have been on this account thai
nc took her to the City Of l'rolhcrly Love.
modern writer gives the following en-
umcrhlion of the different things expressed
ny the female cyo: ",rho glare, the snccr
tho invitation, tho defiance, the denial, thu
consent, the glance Of love, the flash of,ragc
the sparkling of hope, the langushncnt OF
softneSS, the squint Of suspicion, the fire OF
Jealousy, ana the lustrc OF pleasure"
How perfectly satisfactory was the con.
:. unct OF that brave Old Puritan who redo IN
TO the door Of the house OF the girl Of his
Choice, aud having desired her to he called
our to him, said, without circumlo locution
"tachcl, The Lord hath sent mo to marry
th@e?' when the girl answered, with equal
proinrtncSs md dcvDu;ncss, "rhe Lord $
will bc donc!'
lr you are weak and nervous, use tho Col.
den Eagle BiItcrs. In.
| COTToN MANFRED WITH PuENIX GUANO
HAS STOOD THE DH0UrH BETTER THAN
| UNMASURED
The effect OF 200 lbs. Of PbpaiX Gnano PC,
acre mp 10 the time OF drouth was good.
am satisfied that with the right season II
will make land proiuco double what it would
without 1t. Where | applied it my cror
is double rs good rs where there is none
and the cotton, where 1t is applied, has stood
the drouth better than that where there Is nc
Guano. JOHN G. BROWN.
Chester, Co., S. G., August 20, 1869.
Mar. 16, lit.
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