The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-29
duty to unto for the great object.
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Something Worth Seeing.

| "tlei wi .1tSu il INC least, OuC mas
become even more perfect in its
workings than ever. Yesterday
Il scene WAS Witnessed at Engine
House No. 5, which certainly does
| credit to the members Of that
company. After showing visi-
tor over the engine house, the
amiable foreman, Mr.. James Dale,
proposed that his friend should
SEQ how we'll the horses were
trained. First OF all, the neat
stalls, three In, humber, were
pointed out to thevi~itor, in which
were magnificent animals, whose
glossy coats and general condition
proved that there is considerable
care bestowed upon them inter-
na'ly as we'll as externally. Each
has It's name inscribe,: upon neat
sign above its stall. Nome OF tho
animals were fastened, and were
all properly harncsscd and in trim
;or active service. Then came
tho lest; going to the signal in
Strrmcnt, Mr.. Dale ordered the
double doors to be thrown open
to prove that the horses would
no; 80 outside, and then he struck
the signal on the gong of the in
Strumc"t. Quick us l flash the
horses shot ont Of their stalls, amt
one placed itself in position on the
right and another on tho left OF
The pole OF The engine, while the
| third: which belonged to the ten
der, stood i'll such a position tha,
the shafts could bo lowered right
down 10 the traces and there the
animals stood without moving Il
muscle, at y word they each can
tered back into their proper stalls
without being led or driven, ard
with precision that does credit
to whoever trained thcm up. The
time taken to "titch up the 1ni-
mails to tho engine and tender GALL
ready to drive out) is only ten
seconds, and it has been done in
eight. So much for the animals,
and when it is stated that the men
arc equally welltraincd. although TO
say 1t puts thom On 4 'evcl with tho
horses, nevertheless, it docs them
no injustice nor attaches any dis
credit to them. Mr.. Dale has nine
men under him, and he may bc.
justly proud of thcir efficiency.
TNew York Star.
THE PEorLE ARE NOT Fools OR
SLAvEs--pAy ONLY HONEST DEBTS.
The tax payers OF South Caro-
lima stand pledged TO pay nine
millions dollars, but no more. If
twenty millions be added, then
We say rcpudiate- We favor pay
mcnt Of all honest debts, but we
don't agree to let kimpton. Tim
Hurley 4 60. be our bankers, with
themselves rs cashiers.
To all things there AFRO limits
South Carolina may be, in one
sense Of the word, conquered, but
her people arc not exactly fools or
slaves. They don't intend both
TO be tyrannized over by the gen
cral government, and to be robbed
by he State officials.
1t seems that, politically, we
have little hope. and, financially,
wo will have less, if we suffer our
credit to be tossed about in Wall
street and enjoyed in Columbia.
Marion Star-
MAKE lIoME BEAurIFUL.-Ynu shoul1
sprrc no pains in bcau.ifyins your homes
and improving tho roads that lead to
them. What beautiful picture is
dwelling cmhowercd in trees, its door
yard filled with fragrant flowers, tho
woodbinc or the honey Suckle eicircling
the door and Windows! How grateful
to the traveller is road free from stones
and gulchcS, and shaded By tho clcsaly
maple or the graceful elm! Mako
your homes radiant within with every
social virtue, and beautiful without by
those sirnI lc adornincnts with which
ratu;c is everywhere SO prolific. The
children Lorn in such homes will leave
:ho,u with regret, and come back to them
IN after Ifs as pilgrims to holy shrine
. hf1l I'll hos
rairS such homes arc found u i'll live for
ever in the hearts Of it's grateful children,
Who viii not cease to sing:
".hc hi /. ore dare t hieh ou, childish
fyos
Have climbed tie earliest; sni the
| streams mot sweet
I Arc ever those at wi, CT gu, young lirs
drink
Stopped to their Matters v'tr the tra'sy
bank
O.:v Johnson.
Vou,iouisln louri<heS extensively
among the rRsroes Of Ila, ii. This hr-
rible superstition countenanccs the dread
! fu practice OF cannibaliSm-a fact,
! doubtless, which accounts for the de-
,ravity OF the colorcd w"luan Of Jacmel
| in that island. "hom .hc telegraph re-
| Gently mentioned as under arrest for
a.ring killed and es,cn ,"cnty->ix chill
dren.
| \ core s?onGent OF tn. Green Bay
Advocate writes from I'd dgcrton, Rmk
County, ;hat tobacco in that ion is
clearing, fcs those who raise it, from So
to $3.50 per acre. Growers get from l3
| to 10 cents per pound for the leaf.
Mrs. Lydia Sherman, the alleged New