The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-11
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came up under the. morality ,ordinance.
and the plucky little 'gamfn- made III
own defence, to the magistrate aSfollo u.
You 'uns il mighty hard On Ws 'nns 'ns
Yves got TO grub o1- hush seilin' papers.
aud how iiyoa nsI'epobe ke.S doing to
keep moral whom one ed'tur lets d oman
lick him and then calls another cd'tur n
liar, while the rest on ''erh sits foup' an'
snJs, 'St'boy, sick emp Damfino how
to do it, Tiey Let linn piss. laoaI
Mr.. Andrew Wilson. of Cleveland,
languishcs in q Now York prison. He
has; written to tho District Attorney,
..oegglng few moments of yours Pres
sloush time in my behalf" He WIS
arrested, he says, q long time ago, "and
logged IN the tunes, and not haycing
money cnoug to employ Loier," lie
appeals to the l.. A. y "mersy." No
action has yet been had on Andrews
letter, and he is liable to be taken ut any
moment" with another bad spell.
PRoTEcr1oN AGAINST FIRE There is
q very simple process by which mnsl;ns
used for iades nnd children's tlrosses
oHn be prevented from catching fire
Dissolve small piece Of alum in the
water in which mnslins nre rinsa1.
When dry. if light be put to them.
they will shoulder slowly away, but not
D:eak out into blaze And this. 30 far
from being injurious to muslin, improves
It's appearance greatly.
The Indians of Peru hive /, trot1,t;,r
OF an immense buried treasure iu tint
country. They say that Athaualtm'a
great reservoir of gold, temple with
rooms full of Tho metal. never wus sA;ysd
by the Spaniards; that it exists sill,
and that the secret of it's existence IS
Kept by q family or tribe of Iudinps. who
religions'y guard the treasure for the
day when The heir of the lucas shall re-
sumo his ancient throne.
IN Brittany. on certain -fcte days. tho
young Indies appear in red petticoats.
with white or yellow bor,1ers oromn';
them. The number denotes the portion
the u father is willing to give his daughter.
botokens 1907 OF, rent; and eocf, vallow
bnnd means gold, and stands for i .OO0f
a year. Those young ladies hnve an
eye to business, and consequently adver.
tise. t9s 1
Connoiasenrs i'll brandy may possibly
De somewhat dismayed to lenrn that of
zo5, ooo gallons. OF brandy in the coun-
try. only 100, 600 gallons are made from
frn!ts, the rest being compounded from
various spirits, There is 10 hope that
this suggestive bit Of information will
lessen the consumption of tbe f;orv Il.
guilds now sold Sas brandy: but thesa ors
the trustworthy .agures OF the Internal
Revenuc Bureau. F3
There is no%rose without its thorn.
and the glories Of the Yosemite Valley
are enot to be enjoyed without discoms
Tort. A correspondent writas Of the ho-
tells there: Their board partitions are
mere confidence traps, and every whis-
per sounds from roof to cellar learned
III 'h's WY mare Of my neighbor's con-
jugal condolences in three duys Than T
ought TO have known in thirty years"
During the firing of salute at tie
camp OF the Fifth Maryland Regiment,
ut Frederick, Md. on the night of the
Fourth, Frederick Randolph Stewart, of
company q, was mortally Injured by the
bursting OF swivel, and died yesterday
morning. Stewart was twenty five years
OF age, and had served In New York
regiment during tho war.
s'What are you disturbing the whole
house with your yells in this way for?"
demanded n New Jersey landlord of "a
guest whom he found lato ut night seem.
ingly in pursuit of invisible foes, aud
yelling at the top of his voice. I'm
shouting tho battle cry of 1eadom.''
answered the guest. rs ho went aLead
with his search and his yclls.
Not to be beaten: "AIy mammal cot
the shiningest hair in nll Bayswater.
my mammals got the curliest hair in
all London" "My mammals got the
longest hair in all England" ..My
mamma's got the thickest hair in NIL the
world" "My mamma can sit on her
hair" My mamma can take hers OIL"
Punch.
A YANKEE WILL. -"rhe hard, earnest
wny in which some" Yankees '.hate mig.
gers affords really curious subject for
study" The other day Mr.. J. S. White
died. leaving $4,000 to the University
OF Vermont, Mt Burlington, upon the
express condition that no colored
student should ever receive dollar
OF it.
The writer OF an obituary notice Of mn
estimable lady said that the borrowed
husband was "hardly nbIe to bear the
demise Of his WIFE" Imagine his dis
gust on reading in print that t1,e bo-