The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-06

! Tic wl'l doubtless make c%planu-
tons which will be satisfactory TO
those interested whom he returns.
! 1t is true that | had ~ home wilh
my widowed mother, but tho
place WAS dreary aud secluded,
aud there WAS not ~ church or
$chool-house within ilty miles OF
my mothers home. SO | did not
docm it n proper place to educate
my children, aud | came away,
+ bringing tEem with mo, which
! VA" contrary to tho decree OF the
, court, which yavo tho two elder
! children to the care Of nay mother.
AS brought thorn away, Lo was
released by law FROM caring tor
them, and | have no reason to
complain, nor can any ono buvc,
ijuslIy.
/ TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS 4 YEAR
alimony was allowed, hut as it
WAS noo secured you will readily
see that Mr.. NJ. waH entirely 70
| leased from amy ohIimatiuus. Tho
mari,al relations; belwccu Mr. Mil
lcr and myself arc dissolved. but
that docs not prevent our holding
our precious babes in mutual love
and protection aud, although
there Hro many thlSo sentiments ii
society in regard to tllrsa things,
l beg tho privilege Of exercising
my own Judgement in regard to
my duty towards tho father OF my
childrrn and my children. AS we
arc both mor!alS, it would hc
afcctalion IN me were | to pru!u>s
to take upon myself all tho hlAmr,
but | ask to bear my full sharc.
The many who feel an interest in
HIM arc OF moro consequence Than
the Tow who know Muu love mo,
and acncaturth | woulG have You
deal on y with him as u poet and
author. PRONOUNCE your juL ,slurnl
upor his bool:H.
KNOW HIN By Ills EPIC EHIuES.
No mortal man can 20 beyond
hlmaeIl in ANY conception. Whom
he attc,uptS to ho only slrikus
against the hordor Of his imayi-
nation ana rebounds t'urlher back :;
and WHOM nau nltompts TO i,nagc
u god ho tnkes y atop back. and
puts upGu tho shoulders OF his god
wings which holou& TO ~ lower
order of creation. Good some
time comes of evil tho most dead
ly pistill oXhalos ~ dulicalo per
lnmc, and our separation and sor-
rorws produced the poems OF
"Myrrh' and "lEvcn So II |
have, aftcra all, recovered my hrallh
and sometimes smile ~ others do,
| | feet that | havo some kind Of
apology. If am not to-day the
shadowy, itdod woman that might
be expected, | bog pardon and IT.,
as \ taccti0uS editor wriLos, 81
must so down tho stream of lite
alongsido CT lady Byrou, Mrs
5uwcr, and tho obstreporous wllr
Of tho author Of 'Boz,' let that be
my punishment.
NJ. NJ. MILLER.
Salem, Oregon, November s,
1871.
WAY To MAKE a roUN PAsTuK.---.
|. BE careless and irregular in attrn-
ding church. Never 90 except when
You can manufacture 30 good rxrtlsr
20 stay ri homie.
,. When at church. be either
asleep or staring about. Do not llrtcl
to The sermon.
3. When you 90 home, complain Of
the sermon rs IL; Int and chatly, or dry
and un,ltcrcsling
4. Treat your pastor with 4 cold
and uninvitin% ciyiIity, and then
complain Of him because he DOES not
visit you.
,. Neglect t" pray for blessing
upon him and his laborS, and then
complain OF him because the church
does not prosper.
! c. 81 always Gndiu" fault with
y"vr pastor, and yrt regret that II" is
not more popular with tn" people.
7. BE very mkcwarn and worldly
minlrd, and set complain Of him for
|
=. Neglect to pr->iLc for his ne
crssary wants and then nnIullnil o.!
him b"causr hc wants his salary.
| DO all th"s" things, and you vii!
meyer fail to have a poor pastor.
!
/ AN Hos EST LirK.-Thu poor
pitlanco Of soyonty yonrs is moi
worth being a william for. What
mattor ID it if your noighhor lios
IN % splondid tomb2 Sleep yon
with innocence. Look behind you
through tho track Of time? a
vast dosort los opon in rotrC spocL
carried with years and sorrow,
they sink from the walks of man.
| You must leave them where Lhov
Tall and yon aro TO go ~ hltlc fur.
thrl, whcvo ynu will find otcrn"! rcsL
-~W hatovrr you may havo TO on
counter between the cradle and
th" grave, cvrry moment is big
with mnumurablo cvcnls, which,
come not in succession, but burst
ing locihly from u revolving and
unknown cause, fly over thi, orb
with diversified inflIrncr.