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Markets by Telegraph

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1o.nov October i4NEvening.-Consol a2&
aaSI fn,ted states bonds So. Stocks steady.
Getoher IsNSoon.-Consols. s2Aas21. Sccu-
r,t;es nn,a, and sfesdy Bonds S9A.. Stocks
!S ttsleS ;qua,SS' aS 19ipS.ltT- 1iSe e'>'
stSaoy. o...,.r,A r>,en,no -Cotton--rn.
LipSs,ooa7 UV ",SIsane sEdass.. saies 70 600
nIo tanus ,N, I'D snecnJation Saoo. tolsl stock
M oaieSs - iGi eApott - a,,1n On ono American Nan
assSrS. asovUU eI,.Joes nnnarnre,te' :. =.
oo.aber ~ sNNoon'-Cotton opened dull: nd
,snSs eIssnd. orleans sXasxd; sales 10 600
haieo &eSferr four 13s Tallow nrmer.
a4',. paAes' '.>>''',.,, .,,o,-,e,r,o.i
- 49,, o.,o,or Is Noon.-StocSs a shade
NV YORK, ySsoUts I.s steaSv Ronds 1as Gold
STEADY aE M1eJ s,J Sn. Sas.GTy ~ and frnar .Wneat
long; 99s snoiL Tiout ss ,4eoa nors dnti at
qnleI pug nm. LCosn - ,enaiesIc FOR sream Cor.
-. Lnu VIZ ststc. o. nrIeanS 1sXc: sales 1000
son alml upanas s,esfSu st a4a4sc. Rosin in
1aies. .iua az az ~ o;roimad -Freiphts firm.
1als " - 70 sv aos ~ aas ner cent sterl
ing nomiLally rncaanged. Geiu ,,,,
ernments queti saAty ~ sra ,ement.
ana genelaliy o ooo Srncia 5acreaead
Loans increased oyer SLoovO. SpSs-1 apS e 90 onS
nearly SlootV Dspcs.sa rsS too eao 1eUal
tenders Increased over Goo Tne 4a aees
Is regarded as unia9orupe.I
10 Gegas 30; sewers ~ %. "a,
Ssn ',oodo aies so0o bales mn
strong aeMano S1aur 'gvH soinc Ss,,ar
lands 15Hc; Crleans LOG. !soaE Ss.Oer pCrr
Wneat LaSo DELE. "a arIape Ta1S c+oeeries nnet
gmet; heea s.sssy- a,rS,s ar,nar
Naval stores steaay Hs,,Sn arIn n,iddl,nua
BOSTON, QSIooes ao.mTo,sUM rsna,nIs %. coastwse
IoSzC, SAFES ooo uHlSS. sron 80. -
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~ SOUTH CAROLINA CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLESTON, 18th
SEPTEMBER, lS7o-Subscribers are hereby nott'
fed that an Instalment Of Five Dollars per Share
viii be payable on the 10Th day Of october next,
as follows, viz:
In Charleston, at the ONCE of the Company, Ne.
10 Broad street. 3: '..='.'
In Sumter, TO Colonel JAMES D. BLANDING.
In Clarendon, to DE-. JOHN /. INGRAM. .f'f
aWM. II. ,PERONNEAU, Treasurer.
ennIo.m5 80 ..,, ...,.,e
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~BAToHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the hest In the.world-.
harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not con-
tain lead nor any uttaltc poison to produce par
sysIs or death. Avoid the vaunted and delusive
preparations boasting virtues they do not possess
The genuine W. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE
has had thirty years. untarnished reputation to
uphold It's integrity as the only perfect Hair Dye,
Black or Brown. Sold By all Druggists. Applied
at No. 10 Bond street, New York.
navQa fnwlVr
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ae-A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE

g-A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE
From the time when, in 1884, Dr.. RUGGE dtscov-
cred "Carboic Acidn and its extraordinary medi-
cal effects, nothing in the history Of Medicine has
squalled it. Largely used by the French physi-
clans In treatment OF consumptive and scrofu.
ious diseases, it was introduced by the Court Ply
sician Of Berlin, MAX ERNST henry, into Prus
sa, and from thence to the United States. No
thing else Of the present day can equal HEN.
RY,s soLULloN OR oARBoLIO CONSTITUTION
RENOvATOR. Patients get better aJ1er only one
dose has been taken, and we cordially recommend
It to the public.-IEditor "Areus.n jan17 Tyr
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@- GETTING MARRIED ESSAYS
for Young Men on Social Evils, and the proprlsty
or improprlety Of getting Married, with sanitary
help for those who feel unified for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free In sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress Howard Association, Box P, Philadelphia,
Pa sepl7-3mos
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~"BREAD CAST UPON THE WA
TERS."-If the Great Providence has not literally
cast hreai upon the waters, Ho has planted the
elements ofwholesome nourishment on the rocks,
In the shape OF Sea Moss, from which the SEA
MOSS FARINE is made. This new article has
everywhere won golden opinions Of all sorts OF
people," and the .housekeepers OF the land gener.
ally regard 1t In the double light OF staple neces-
sary and delicious laxury; for while Its use
lessons the expense Of living, the exquisite dishes
prepared from It cannot be obtained even at m
extravagant cost, from any other source.
Scientific committees, hotelkeepers, professional
cooks, ladies who superintend their own Kitchens.
ply sicisns, nurses, dyspeptics and invalids OF
every class bear witness Of these facts. To this
mass Of Endorsements we unhesltatlngy add our
own; and without fear Of contradiction say that
the blanc mango puddlngs, custards. &C., are
the most delicious we have ever tasted.
octl7-mwf3B&0 - g.
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AHrrle1.,

PEiRCEBRUNs.-on Tuesday,. october 11th.
1870, at the residence Of the BRIDES mother New
Orleans Macy E, daughter Of the late Levi Perce,
to DR.. J. DICKSON BRUINS.
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@Bltnarn.

DR1SCOLL,-ned in Petersburg Va, on Wed.
nesday, Qctooee 5th, at eight minutes past "
P. NJ, at the residence OF her father, &r. James
Doherty, HEEcY !,S'wife OF Mr.. D. NJ. Driscol, Of
Charleston, S. O., aged % years.
WAIPoLE.-Died on the morning OF the 12th
Of October, 1870, MARY MATHEWS, infant daugn.
ter Of James Legare and Eliza Walpole, aged 10
Nontks and II days.
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BTO APPRENTICES AND MINORS.
By virtue OF temporary arrangement Of a very
liberal character with the Charleston Library So
ciery, the Trustees OF the Apprentlces' Library
Society invite all Apprentices and Minors to the
USE OF THE BOOKS OF both Libraries, at the
rooms of the Charleston Society, corner Church
and Broad streets, subject to the rules OF the TWO
Societies and Of the following
REGULATION:
Every Apprentice or other Minor shall be enti-
tied to tie use 0f the Libraries, who shall bring
from his parent, guardian or master, or from any
member who Is not ia arrears o certificate OF
good conduct, and shall sign his name IN the
book prepared for that purpose, designating MS
place OF residence, his trade, his master and hls
age: Provided that such parent, master or guar.
dian be punctual member OF either or the Soci-
cites, and that the person giving such certificates
shall be responsible for the value OF any cook
lost, Injured or not returned according to rule.
And, in order to extend the usefulness OF the
Society, the Trustees invite citizens to become
members.
The Library is open every day from 10 A. NJ. to
to P. NJ, and on Saturday evening from first to
second bell.ring. W. D. PORTER,
President Apprentices Library Society:
ARTHUR MAzYcE, Librarian. octls-6
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funeral Nctlres..

.r. THE FRIENDS AND AcQUA1NT.
ANCEs OF Miss MARY AHN.PURv1s,a and Of Mr. and
Mrs John G. Minor, and Mrs. VIM. Blair, are 1s
specsfulIy invited 10 attend the Funeral Ser
Of the former, at St. Paul's Church, TH1r, nosS.
ING, at ioo'elock. .....-..-. -; oc,17 y
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Gs SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE
FAIR.-The Committee Of Arrangements viii be
prepared to receive articles for Exhibition on and
after the goth Instant. Transportation viii: be
furnished for oil articles from abroad to and from
Railroad Depots and Steamboat Landings. Com:
munications In relation to the Fair can be ad:
dressed to the undersigned, Postotice Box 37i.
by order OF the Board.
E. MONTAGUE GRlMKE,
oct17 superintendent.
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wESTATE MOI ICE.-ALL PERSONS
having claims against the estate OF the late JOHN
G. BLOEME will present the same duly attested,
and all persons indebted TO him will make pay.
ment to DOROTHEA E. BLOHME,
octlO-m3 - Qualified EXecutrix.
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~CoNsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
"soUTH CAROLINA" !" from New York, are hereby
notified that she is discharging cargo To-Day, at
Pier No. 2, Union Wharves. Goods uncalled for at
sunset will be stored at expense and risk Of Con.
signees. WIN. A. C0URTENAY, Agent.
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@ TRY, THE "PIONEER" PAPER
COLLARS, put up in "Log Cabin" boxes. Only
at BLACKWELLS,
oct1O No. 121 Meeting street, below Market.
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lstS Instant T. ~ wiIso I on sunday the
his age. -~ IN tne 4stn yeai VI
q No sD' 1AT1vES AND FRIENDS,
a. a a,,aod @ nis family, are respectfully invited
~ tuneral Services, at the Second
rresos'eFp- N Church, Meeting street, THIS AFTER.
NOON; at halfpast O'Clock. =: octl7
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@-NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against crediting any OF the
Crew of the Bark MONSOON, as no debts Of their
contracting will be paid by the Captain or Con-
slgnee. @. @. COE, superintendent
ocss-l2 MIR. p. NJ. & NJ. Co.
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Cabinet making, &r.
NABINET-MAKINGA AND UPHOLSTERY
NICELY AND SUBSTANTIALLY DONE
J. L. LUNsFoRD, No. 7 Queen Street

wish to inform nv friends and the public gen.
erally that the Hospital for SICK FgRNlTURE is
still at No. q Queen street. where all the diseases
that Furniture is heir to will be cured speedAy
and on the most reasonable terms as usual.
Send In, therefore, all your sick and wounded
patients, and win heal them and make glad the
the hearts OF all those who favor me with patron.
age In this line.
would respectfully beg leave TO eau your at.
inIy Machines to be found In the ma1Ret, 8 alfsen-
plete, for only SIT. CAL and examine for ysar.
selves, and read the testimonials In nVor Of the
Improved Common Sense Family Sewing Ma
chine, and then am sure You Wtll taks one one home
with you. j. l. LUNSFORD,
No. q Queen street, near Calder Rouse.
aprU
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Gs- CONsIGNEES PER SCHOONER
LILLY, Merchants Line. are hereby notified that
she is THIs DAY discharging cargo at Adger's
North Wharf. All goods not called for before sun.
set will be stored at their risk and expense. No
claims allowed after goods leave the wharf. l.'a
octl7-1 WIN. ROACH 4 CO., Agents.
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a$ ESTATE THOMAS A HARVEY,
OF ST. JAMES GOOSE CREEK, FARMER.-All
persons having Legal Claims against said Estate
will render the same attested, and those indebted
win make immediate payment to G. ], CAIN, 2
Qualified Executor, Oakley P. o. S. O.
Oct17-m3H t-... .-..
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MEMORANDA.
The Argentine bark Enrique, which arrived from
Rockport, Me, on Friday last, was consseheo "
The schr Lowell, Leavitt. from yarmouth
for Charleston, was at Hol nes' hole, October II.
VEIN Rrewster, New York; 9Th, brig George
swan MseO' Raltimore; schr Susan Wright Mount New
So' SorH. stS schrs Ndgewood and Palma, New lork.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Expor1E.

IrysRpooL-Br bark Granton-154s bales upland
'osU SSW yosTEPer steamship Aanhattan-13 bags
ses island cotton 1sAibaleslupAnd cotton. oS tcs
rtee. 81 bales domestics, -1obaies moss, 4s pkgs
slndries, 70 empty oarrels,= I"!-.. Ii' -, go.
phosphate rock. - T.
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@ SEA MOSS FARINE FOR SALE,
Wholesale and Retail, at CoRwIN,S Grocery, No.
275 King street. aug2e-fmw
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@-NoTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
Claims against the Estate OF NICHOLAS scHRo.
DER, deceased, late Of St. Stephens, S. G., are
hereby notified to present the same, properly at.
tested, to the undersigned; and these Indebted
viii make payment, without delay, to s..
octl5 .rr UCKER, Admins traitor.
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M3- DIVIDEND No. 2, WANDO MIN
ING AND MANUFACTURING C0MPAEY.-The
Board Of Directors having declared dividend Of
TWELVE DOLLARS per Share, the same viii be
paid at the ONCE of the Company, No. South
Atlantic Wharf, on and after MONDAY, 18th In
stant. F. B. HACKER,
Octl5-sm2 Secretary and Treasurer.
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@ COTTON GINNING.-THE SUB
SCRIBER Will GIN AND PACK SEA ISLAND
COTTON at 5X cents, and Upland at sX cents
Bagging included for EACH. Apply to SToNGY
LOWNDES, yanderhorst Wharf.
WIN. S. WHALEY, JR.,
sep2s-thms Johns Island Ferry.
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s-CoNsIGNEES NOTICE. --THEBARKl
ANNIE KIMBALL, from Liverpool, has been TH1s
DAY entered at the Customhouse under the Five.
day Act. All Goods not permitted at the expra'
tion OF the time will be seat to Public: Stores.
Otober 18th. RAVESEL;& co.
oct1f-3 =. =" i.;''' .'-' 49,
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PORT OALENDAR,

First Qnarter, 1st, 8 hours, SO minutes, evening
Fan Moon, 9Th, 3 hours, ss minutes, mornms.
Last Quarter, 17th II hours, So minutes, evening,
New Noon, 24th. 10 hours, IS minutes, morning,
First Quarter, sist, 2 hours, Al minutes, morning.
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I@ LIPPMAN's GREAT GERMAN BIT
TEas sire reagtnens the desllltated
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rs L1PPMAN's GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS, the. most delightful and elective in the
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DAMS. DAMON d CO., l6 BROAD ST.,
q neaIers in Stoves Ranges, Crates, &c. Agents
for = me, Automatic washing Machine and Wringer
4 MAR, G. W.-CHOICE DRUGS, CHE.
a MICALS, Surgical Instruments, Perlumeries
and Toilet Articles, 46e King cor. Vander6orst 81.
RCHER'S BAZAAR, 1863 KING ST.,
n wholesale and Retail Notions and Fancy
Goods 50 per cent. less than elsewhere.
4 LLAN, JAMES, WATCHES, CLOCKS.
n Jewelry. Sterling Silver, Platedware, Spec
tacles, Fancy Goods &C., No. SOL King street.
DAKER, a.. F., & CO., SHIPPING AND
ID Commission Merchants, Central Wharf. :
DARBOT, ALFRED A., AGENT OF THE
ID Havana Cigar Factory, "La Valentino" 1ls
East Bay street. -,
DAZAAR, F. Won SANTEN, IMPORT
ID ER Of Paris Fanc Goods, Toys, French Con
fectionery, India Rubbe Goods de., No 22s Kingst.
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; .arLIPPMAN's GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS, an old German Tonic.
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The Charleston Cottons rice ana NuVu1
!! Stores Market.
OFFICE -eHARLEsToN NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, October 10, 1870. :
couoN.-This staple zas in good reduess so
firm and fell prices: sales about SEQ bales say 10
at 1eH; at 1eltt 50 at Is; 80 at 1871; II at 1Sk;
at 1871; 1Sat 1Sal; 1so at Ii; 90 at 141t; 255 at
1872 mt lax; 81 at 141sc. Wequote:
,Sr! LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. 'r
Ordinary to saos ofainary. .12k@-
Low middllag ag.s.:s......... ,,.-sslo'a
Middling ...s.. .,:-.'.4 .-,'."i4, ,t,
Strict ~, ;".....,,:.u...t....!4,M =
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5peeial Notices.

as- "THEY CUREp-wHAT CURES
AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL for a Cough.
AYERS PILLS for purgatire, and AYERS
SARSAPARILLA for the complaints that require
an Alternative medicine oct3-mwl6
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LIST OF VESSELS
TIP c1EIREp AND SAILED FOR THIS FohT'
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ns- TO THE MARTYRS OF LIVE

@LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
rERS win give an appetite. jun10-fmw
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np IIPPMAN's GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS cures female complaints.
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~ LFPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
rERs cures '.never welw people.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-11-24

R~@ 10y tiltsc pA0sAosohas AAAS
Law Of May 2lth. 1892, and the acts
amendutory thereof are 50 far modified
rs to allow entries to be made by maxi
mum quantity one-quarter section, OF.
one hundred and SIXTY acres ofland heio
at the double minimum price OF - % per
acre, instead Of one half quarter section,
or eighty acres, us heretofore
In case of party desiring 10 avail
himself thereof you will require him to
file tho usual homestead application for
the tract desired. II legally liable to en- :
try, to make affidavit according 10 the
form hereto annexed instead OF the
usual homestead affidavit, and on his
doing 80, allow him to make payment
OF tho $40 fee stipulated in the act OF
May 2Dth ls62, and the usual commits
siogs on the price of the land a s. 80 per
acre, the entry 10 be regularly number
ci aad reported To this office In your
monthly homestead returns"
Regarding settlement and cultiva.
ton. the requirements of the law IN
this class OF entries are the same rs in
other homestead cutIirs.'
VERY re-pecs'Iy your obt servant.
Jos. 5. WILSON, Com"
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HARVEY HATTON's SERMON
From the Unpublished History Of Cedar County!
BY HON. WILLIAM II. TCTllILI..


| From Annals or Iowa TOR OCTOBER.
AS distinguished from the stated min
istry OF the ORTHODOXY churches in "Old
/ Cedar some singular specimens OF
| illiteratc preache.s have from time TO
time appeared, and after n brief sojonrn,
passed away, but their crude and often
absurd views, had they been written out
! in their own peculiar phraseology,
would, beyond doubt, amuse II not H.
struct the reader.
One ofthcm, known as Bro. 1linckle,
remained long enough to organize
county, giving 1t N!c extraordinary
arpe,ntion Of the Bride, the Lambs
Wife," and though strongly suspected
Of being renegade Mormon, succeeded
in getting together n small number Of
converts, among them a well known
resident Of the county named Harvey
Hntton.
Now, as Harvey was generally consid-
cred an idle, whiskey- drinking, lsh,
maeltish parsonage, abounding in low
cunning, whose character for honesty
aud probity stood somewhat low In the
community, his sudden conversion
could hardly hc accounted for, unless
the theory Of John Finch was accepted,
that ~ Harvey was bound over to court
for assanlting and violently beating an
officer who attempted 10 arrest him,
that fact might account for the milk in
the cocoa nut.
Be that "a It may, court term came
on, and the g,and jury was regularly
impannellcd: bur on the evening OF the
first day, and bcf>re they had fairly en-
tered upon the discharge Of their official
duties, Harvey was announced to pTcGch
to the people of Upton.
A sermon from Harvey Hatton
brought, of course, a crowded assembly,
in which appeared n goodIy representa-
tion Of the dgnitaries of tho court
Promptly at the appointed hour, har-
vey made his dcbut, and after prelim-
mary prayer, characterized 10y exuber-
ant fervency, (reading II portion OF
scripture being omitted for obvious rea.
sons gave ~ his text the conversion Of
st. Paul, shrewdly intimating that IL
was the type and fore-runner of his
own.
OF all the sermons in this sermonizlng
land, this ore Of Harvey liatton's may
well be considered truly original. lie
was exceedingly fluent and energetic.
aud his hoosier language, coupled with
! his ludicrouS Interpretations from the
sacred volume, were fully appreciated
by his attentive hearers. One Of his
unique renderings will long be remem-
bered: paul. Paul! it is hard for yor
, to kick agin natur.'
This queer discourse produced an effect
Tho sapicnt grand jury concln-
dcd that it would he highly improper to
! indict preacher who held forth with so
mucl, unction, and thus Harvey escaped
! scathless from the clutches of the law;
! but, sad to relate, owing, probably, to
I his ,44tttr, from that time forward all
biz religious manifestations, by a singu-
! lar coincidence, had entirely evaporated.
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WOODCHUCKS AND RABBITS -
Father" said Eu.tace II do not
like To kill rabbits as we'll As do wood
chucks."
Why, my SOM" asked the father.
Because" replied Eustace, rabbits
will not fight back again. They lie
right down and die, and look so pitiful,
and beseoching, and seem to say, 4 for
give you
"IIow do you feel when sou kill
woolcllucks?' asked the r..:sirv:
oh, they get angry, and bite, and
fight back again. They look fierce, and
savage, and try to keep me from killing
them. That makes me angry, and then
| can kill them. l never feel bad for
killing woodchucks.
This tells the whole story. Children
gare cut to the heart when they get an
ry with others, and try to quarrel, and
find that they will not get angry nor
! fight back again. Never try to fight
back is the way to conquer-- Youths
CompdHioa. -l. a-.
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"SIMoN BUNkUMFUNNY" writes to
ne Mechanicsville Press from Clarence
p give, as he says, "tle enciting news
four 1uiet little city, and vicinity"-a
uiet excitement no doubt. Railroad
ig, he says, is the topic Of converse
uon; and, we infer, the cause of the
settlement. We learn from Simon's
7tter that the line of road running
Aom Sabula to Iowa City, (the projected
[ilwaukee, Iowa and Kansas, probably
Essnre and call at DUTCH FREDs for per-
feet fits, latest styl les, and best wear,
South Side Court House Square. Upton,
lo,ra. Sept. /, 80.
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Value the friendship Of him who
stands 10y you IN the storm swarns of
insects will surround you In sunshine.
Never do Il good action from the ex-
pectation of gratitude. If gratitude fol-
low, so much the better, you are so
much into pocket; but gratitude or nos,
always do the good action when the OPP
portunity presents Itself.
Mental powers may fill Il chapel; but
spiritual power fills the church. Mer-
tai power may gather congregation;
but spiritual power saves souls. We
want spiritual power -L;'puggeon.
Just rs the goldsmith sets foil
around n sparkling brilliant, even SO
the Lord has allowed moral and phys,
zeal evil to come into this world To cuuso
his Infinite wisdom, grace, power, aud
all his other attributes, 10 be better seen
by the whole intelligent uuvcrse.-
Spurgeon.
| GUESS 1HERf.'LI. BE SoMEBoDY.-
Said little child to her mother,
shall you live az tong as d0?" Per-
haps not-but | cannot tell, was the
reply II have lived long while, you
know" "Well,n said the little one,
skipping about the roo,r and singing,
Il guess there'll be somebody to take
care Of me-
Oh, ye who are careful and troubled
-groping like the mole in the earth,
blind To the brightness overhead, look
/ up. When you have made provision for
to day rs sinteIligentiy us you know how,
/ do not be anGiously forecasting the
morrow. Fanny Ferns "Ginger
! .Saaps."