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The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-02-22
Blind Staggers In Horses.

A correspondent I'M the Kings
ton East Tennesseean writes as fol.
lows:
81 have understood that a nun
Der of horses have recently died
in the neigbborhood OF Knoxville
with peculiar disease, and some
what similar to blind staggers. -
Several horses have recently died
in this county. Hasi g had some
experience in the treatment Of the
disease, thought / would ask
sufficient space in your paper to
tell it, so that those having horses
affected might profit by it. If the
remedy does not cure, it will cer-
tainly do no harm. ~
Several years ago, lost three
or four horses with the disease re.
Rerred TO. 1 tried every remedy
/ coulG hear of. Not long after
wards another horse being affect.
ed, l concluded | would try q
remedy / had often used success
fully with hogs, as follows -
With q sharp knife split the skin
on the forehead to the bone, maxi
ing an incision of about three
inches in length, Immediately be-
teen the eyes, then pressing into
the wound as much salt as | well
could get in. Iii twenty-fow
hours the horse was well. / have
never mad a case since, but would
ever resort to the above remedy.
It is simple and effectual."
The South has another new ag-
riculture topic besides the cultiva.
tion of tea !; the cultivation Of the
poppy. The experiment which
has set Southern farmers to argu-
ing that the raisDg of this plant
would be extremely profitable,
was lately tried by Louisiana
farmer, who raised poppies
enough on seven acres of ground
to ycild him one hundred and for
ty pounds of marketable opium.
This he sold at an average OF ten
dollars per pound. o.ara9 100.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-02-22
A Heart Untouched,

~ hiCho VI IuiIfc, dti cuItIicnI
New YoI k philanthropist, relates
the following interview with q
condemned, criminal. The crime
from which this wretched man
was hung is still fresh in our
memories. One morning at
breakfast his tripe didn't spit him
and he Immediately Drained his
wife and children, sand set the
house on fire., varying the monoto.
ny OF scene by pi'hching his moth
er in.law down the well, having,
previously, with greater eonsidera,
ton, touched her heart with a
cheese-knite. rhc.ra Or '.rr
/ will not quote my friends own
Words: ~" .an.
Gle was pronounced a hard
case, manifesting no sorrow for
his act, and utterly indifierenl to
his approaching doom. A score
OF good people had visited him
with the kindest intentions, but
without making the smallest i'm
presssion Upon him. :'' n
Without boasting, I wish to
say that | knew could touch this
mans heart. saw a play once
in which the most blood.thirbty and
brutal rufiian that ever existed
was melted to tears at the mention
OF his mothers name, and child
hoods happy hours, and every.
body knows what happens on the
stage happens just the same in
real lite. $3.50 ''r '.. '. a"" ..'.. D,
II naturally congratulated my
self on having seen this play, for
it gave me power 10 cope with
this relentless disposition.
" He resisted all attempts at
conversation, however, in the most
dogged manner, merely returning
surly monosylables to my anxious
wishes for lis well Being. q" '
Z" AT last, laying my hand on
his shoulder, and throwing consid.
cradle pathos into my voice, !
said m
a." My friend, It was not always
TINS with ycu. There was a time
when you sat upon your mothers
knee, and gathered buttercups
and daises 2" t-"
"Ah ! had touched the righ,
chord at last. His brow contract.
ed and his lips twisted convulsive
ly.
" And when that mother put
| you in your little bed" / conlinu
ed, "she kissed you, and hoped
you would grow MP a"
You lie," said he, '"s she didn't.
The old woman was six feet under
the ground afore ] could chaw.-
Now look a here, you're the
fourth chap that tried the moth
er dodge on me. Why don't You
fellers," he added, "go back on the
mother business and give the old
man a chance, jest for n change %
After the above scnrvy treat
ment | was naturally anxious to
witness the mans funeral, which
understood was to be a gorgeous
affair, six respectfully attired fe
males having been sworn in tc
kiss the body, amid the historic
weeps OF three more in the back
groud.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-02-22

Mr.. CARVER, doing the Eonors
of the table, said to one of his
guests, a fashionably dressed girl
of the period, q see that you
have plenty of breast, Mis, but
do have a little more dressing 70
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-02-22

STILL another way of killing q
cat has been found. One died re-
Gently in New York from licking
the face Of lady who had Just
dressed herself for the street, and
had improved her complexion.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-02-22
.Srlfrt,h Yastr7y,.
Nothing Good shall ever Perish.

Nothing good shall ever perish,
Only the corrupt shall die;
Truth. which men and angels cherish,
Flourishes et.rnslly. .zst
None are wholly God for,aksn;
AN HE sscred image wenr;
None 80 lost but should awaken
In our hearts brothers care
Not miad but has it's mission
Power OF working wo, or veal;
So degraded none g condition,
But the world his weight may feel.
Words OF kindness, words of warning,
Deem not thou mays speak in vain;
Even those thy counsel sco, ,ning, W
Oft shall they return again.
Though the mind. absorbed in pleasure
Holds the voice Of counsel light,
Yet doth faithful memory treasure,
What at frstit seemed to eight.
WORDS OF kindness we have spoken,
May, when we have passed away.
Heal. perhaps. som. spirit broken,
Guide brother led astrsy.
Thus our very thoughts ere living,
Even when we are not here;
Joy and consolatiop giving aHs
To the frtonds who hold ma doar
} Not an act but is recorded,
Not word bot has it's weight;
Every virtue Is recorded,
Outrage punished, soon o. late.
Let no being. then. be rated
As thing Of little worth;
Every soul tn & is created
Has is part to play on earth.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-02-22

a MINISTER once prayed. so
Lord, we thank Thee tor the good.
Iy'number here tonight, and :. Mt
ihon also art here, notwiths,nnd.
ing the inclcmency OF the weath.
err"
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-02-22

At a social gathering, a young
lady asked what a woman's sphere
meant. Answer Woman's sphere
10 bounded on the north by a hus.
band on the south by q baby t;
and on the east by a motler-in.
law and on the west by an old
maid sister. Within this sphere
Q any woman may find enough to
DO 70 keep her usetnlly employed
all the days of her life: and,
shonid she prove faithful to her
duties, she will DO certain Of
reaching heaven at last. which af-
ter all, 10 the chief end of lite. !
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-02-22

(, a CHARMING Indian girl las
broken off an engagement because
per lover wouldn't sing psalm
tunes. ..,
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-02-22
JOHN c. & EDWARD BAILEY, PRORs. I
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ADVERTISEMENTS inserted mt the rates Of
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hfty cents each for the second and third inscr-
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insertions. Yearly contracts will he made.
~ Insertions marked on them, or they will DO
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Unless ordered otherwise, Advertisements
will invariably be "displayed."
Obituary notices, and all matters inuring to
70 tho benefit of any one, arc regarded as
Advertisements.
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Toasts and Sentiments.

May the honest heart neaver
know distress.
May care be stanger where
virtue resides.
May hemp bind those whom
honor cannot.
May our prudence secure us
friends, but enable us to live with.
out their assistance.
May sentiment never be sacri
feed by the tongue of deceit.
May our happiness be sincere,
and our joys lasting. l,.,.
May the smiles of conjugal fe-
licity compensate the frowns OF
fortune.
May the tear of scnsibility nev.
er cease to flow. .o
May the road Of preferment be
found by none but those who de-
serve it. ' "al.
May the liberal hand find free
access to the purse OF plenty"
May tie impulse of gene, osity
never be checked by the power Of
necessity.
May we always forget when we
forgive an injury.
May the feeling heart possess
the fortune the IIiser abuses.
May we draw upon content for
the deficiencies of fortune.
May hope be thy physician when
calamity is the disease.
May the single be married, and
married happy.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-02-22

TIME is a travelling theft, ever
stealing, no man can catch him.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-02-22

FIRE ESCAPES are to be placed on
every hotel in New York.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-02-22

DEArH--A knife by which the
ties Of earth are riven.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-02-22
Dulllnruus.
Sleeping Flowers.

Almost all flowers sleep during
the night. The marigold goes to
bed with tie sun, and with him
rises weeping. Many plants are
80 sensitive that their leaves close
during the passing of a cloud
The dandelion opens at five or six
in the morning, and shuts at nine
in the evening. The goats beard
wakes at three in the morning,
and shuts at five or six in the
evening. The, common daisy
shuts up its blossom in the even
ing, and opens it's days eye :" To
meet the early beam of the morn.
ing sun. The crosses, tulip, and
many others close their blossoms
at different hours toward evening.
The ivy leafed lettuce opens at
eight in the morning and closes
forever at four in the afternoon. -
The night towering cereus turns
night into day. 1t begins to ex.
pand its magnificent, sweet scent
ed blossoin in the twilight, and is
full blown at midnight and closes,
never to open again with the
dawn Of day. In clover field
not leaf opens til! after sunrise.
So says celebrated English an.
thor, who has devoted much
time to the stndy Of plante, and
often watched them during their
quiet elumbers. r Those plants
which seem to be awake all night
he styles "the bats aud owls of tile
vegetable kingdom"
CHILDREN TRAINED UP FOR God.
1t is pleasing to God that our
children shall be given Him, and
so be trained up. tina. through His
blessing, they will early know him.
Whenlwe come into u garden, we
love to pluck the young bud, and
smell it, that We may be delighted
with its fragrance. And SO God
loves the heart in its bud, before
it's fragrance is all scattered upon
the world and sin. OF all the
trees made choice of in prophetical
vision, it was the almond tree
which God selected, the tree that
blossoms among the first trees
Such an almond tree is an early
convert, q young heart given to it's
Maker.
AT a social gathering, a young
lady asked what a woman's sphere
meant. Answer Woman's sphere
10 bounded on the north hv a hns.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-02-22

DEALERS IN STRYcuNrNE, fnsil oil,
forty.rod and other popular whis
kys will give Kansas a wide berth
in future, as the Senate of that
State yesterday passed a bill Civ
ing any toper the right to sue
any person who sells him liquor.
TO make the law effective, it should
DO amended by specifying the val.
ne of headaches, broken noses and
other like luxuries usually con-
tanned in western fuids.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-02-22

A LITTLE boy, whose mother
had promised him present, was
saying his prayers preparatory to
going to bed, but his mind running
ON a horse, he began as follows
" Our Father, who art in heaven
INA, won't You give me a horse
thy kingdom come-wilh q
string on itlp ,.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-08-19
Bennett Ii Estate
ELY S ADDITION.

CoHE0E's POIET.
Hoffman 8 3 Of lot G
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-08-19


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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-08-19

was il GaLale" one day this week ba5 did
not have purchase" enough to get over
here. The Col. mustn't go back on rs that
way any moJa.
Blg William P. Farrell, Of Daio,h, pont
several days IN town tbia week,
Among tic many strangers who have
called upon us tais week are Col. ii. 4.
Patterson, Judge Temple Of Knoxville
Tenn; C1as H. Brush, Esq, L, Lo7sman,
Of Is Longman's Sens, New York; .slr.
Mark Carley, Of Champaign, ILL.,, and Hon
1Ir. Sheldon, lLembor Of the Illinois Legis
'lature, wlo has been sQjourning at the
Avery House for the last two weeks.
Hiss Fannie 2. Clark, formerly Of this
place, but now Of St. Cloud, Mimi, is visit
inc her relatives in this city.
EVERY one wants p Watch tLat can tell
them the correct time of day whenever they
look 1T it, No other viii do. Such Watch
es are sold at from 312 TO 500, by tho Nor-
ton watch Factory, Sc Nassau Street,
New York, and for correctness ana beauty
We see no difference between one Of Ties
IaI5 watches and q $500 gold one.-Ameri-
can Journal, Baltimore, lL@.
As prompt business men, upright III a3I
.heir transactions, the Norton w @tch Co
deserve well OF their great succeas.-AcW
erik Farmer.
SINGLE Watches Of all kinds at Whole
sale prices, sen. by LA2rcss TO any pert q
| She country, not to he pcjd for unIi receiF-
ed. Catalogues free. Write to the Fac-o-
~ for lowest prices ever offered.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-08-19

I'EEs0EAT.--1Lr. John y. Howard, went
down to St. Paul Monday, on business con
neetal With his steamer, and returned home
Wednesday. Although o resident Of ths
locality for tie last fifteen years, tdis was
H. Towards frs. viai.t2 1Gnnes2ta's Hub.
J. Il Sargent, Esq, prominent railroad
engineer, and . wealthy citizen Of Cievo-
LAND, Ohio, left fer St. Paul Tuesday.
GTr. ". Il. Newton arrived home from
ST. Paul yesterday.
-[ai. z. ,. Dean, Of Madison, Wis, at
one time Receiver q tie u. s. Land Office
al this plsce, arrived in The city Wednos-
day, and IS stopping at the Avery House.
The 1Gaj. has done much to bring our por-
ton Of the State to public notice and adj
vance our interests 1t the State Capitol.
Hon. Daniel 1IeBain, Of Toledo, Chica-
60 and I'll Intermediate ports, arrived in
this city Wednesday, and Immediately
pointed for Avery's popular Hotel Mr.
8IcBain has been spending the winter in
Chicago, and comes up here once more to
sniff old Lake Superior's breeze.
Capt William Sharpe and daughter left
By Thursday mornings train for an extend
ed trip to Illinois, Missouri California and
Ohio The Captain and daughter during
their soiourn here have made many warm
friends who wish them q pleasant trip.
Horace s. WaIbridco, ESQ, Of Toledo,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-08-19

CONMISSIONER.S' NOTICE
The undersigned having been appointed By the Hon
the Judge OF Probate for Douglas County, commission
examine and allow claims against the estate Of
William Schneider late of said county deceased, and
six months having been allowed in which to present
claims against said do therefore give notice
that viii meet at the Office Of the County Clerk at
the Court House in Superior on the first Monday of
each month at ten O'clock in the forenoon Of each day
to examine claims aaainst said estate the last meeting
TO be held the first Monday Of February 1872
NILEEA4 Is. PERRY,
RIcH'o lsELF
Commissioners on the
Estate oH William Schreiber deceased.
Dated Superior, July I'll. ISL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16

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number of she .E--~t,y p ss in four DAYS.
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ton bur x - ant ksHwa how far tSthrr
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n.aon co0ld repeat 40 the nloanins SIT
columns ot 4 newspaper be had real oveg
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HARPER'S Bazaar.
Notices ot the Press.

Z is rrcI',rr cn.p illustrated cirouicl r of
frsl,.r ~ h5 ,nt,p. lis 81, pi,rs'is q! ~
,.rs rr,rtt he 'ui'r, rfion pr'rs az 'dc pcrsr
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Ier ~ r,skion i ESQ contains stories. p.,r2>.
h',hant cSsrts itsidc, Genera and j.rs 'ul
gossip E'son Saturday frcnipo Gr.et'e.
Tt,'c rs-cr ,rGs pdp,r nuibsi ed that 50
d-',uhft-i the hsI Cf ,'o'r0H Ncrcr ri,f -
Il iors cos' .cu a Er,r 'oH".i i ,-iN sarc To"
tn '5fscs tic price IN 'hs.h-'.cto'i economy i.
tearhe, - Prptiicrcr journal
The vnnrc 'adV WI" buys a S;uc'r Nun
Ter e lI,rr"-'S BaTtr : nude - >ctit,t
for l'c.-Nrw lo'k Fvcrirc ~,
T}r Barar Is excellent. | ikr IN tho -
riodica'> which tie 'la,rrr> publish. :, a
most il,al,y well edited. arl IT, c'l>s -
readers tor whom II Is ir'crdr,'-'hc NOTE
ers an, dau.h:erS in average fami,,>-c1r.
rot h.tt rrnt; ~ i's cnai sense ART co.,
taste. wIjck, We have 10 iouht. arr to-i,,
rraS;rg vsry many homes inr;icr than rhr,
uav have been l,furr the women began =.
kinS its-onS IL p"rSrrsl ard household and
srcisl raa1GcScrt from this scod-uainrci
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Tue yAsAfrrs OF a SrssrISc' Mas -
4 - 4 IL Y

Tug yAsAfIts OF Sr,krISc' Mas -
Nr. EveSs. shn vas las; N the Yst;Qv
stone. .SaaiIihs;ss .lo. SeE:P7s. san iu,euse-
" lnseyeSing ACCOUNT II his A.r;y-
seven Bavs os Peril W. yroec "a
"f so<s'al. Suse Of -tiars Ilavs ,std
nights is,sne as4'wess. sad wore aaassr
ed orlrity sstg srny.as sesselspS9ess la;
/ was gradually starving. fe.t no haG-
ger. dii no, eat to appease -ppetite. ert
TO re,;ews s,rrr..h. I-~xperientcd bu,
lireie pain. .nAe gaping sores On NY ftft.
the severe shasn 9n any hp. tAe tessrsnE
creyices at the joints ot my fingers, a.
terrible in Appearance. haa ceased 70 give
me thei least concern The roofs 'wtsti
snprlied nv fca hadssusr ricnded the -di-
cesiive pewerEet ;he stomach, nt shcr
i5res we're packed in it.in = matted. ca.-
pact mass
Not 50 VIII nv hours ~ l,-,Arr =
Thev we're viSi'c br the mos; iuxnrinaS
dreams. would alparepilY si..t tn
most Corc cou>,v decorated res'sltsu..- o;
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