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Hotel Arrivals-Aprn 30. .
HoTsL.


Mrs. DeHoney, New York; john E. Archer,
England; Richard Courtney. MISS Courtney, Bal
ttmore; Miss Pearson, Boston; W. German, South
Carolina; Mrs. and Miss Woolsey; New York; Mt.
and M-s. F. Curtis, Massachusetts,; J. o'Donohue
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. T. storm, New i1rk; 7. NJ.
Heinfastead, wife and child. A. O.. BUSH and Wife,
Brooklyn; r. l.. BRYCE, Albany; G. G. DUNCAN,
IT,, Philadelphia; Mrs. Rlckford, child and ser.
want, New York.
MILLS house.
A. G. TurnstaI, New YORK; Louis Stern, Iowa;
A. B. Thompson, Chlu.go; J. G. Hamilton. o.
wego; James Robo, Mrs. F. H. Purdy, and. child,
Miss Kistie Purdy, New York: a. S. Crook and
wife, Newton, Iowa; Mrs. Daniel N. SpDoner,
maid and child, Miss spooner, Miss Torrey, Fran.
els Ware, Boston; E. Reckcords aud wife. Miss
Hazard, New York; Miss Fulle', south Carolina;
Captain G. E. Webster, Charleston.
PAVILION HOTEL.
lanes D. Ellis, Philaderphia; q. u Schmidt,
Alabama; D.. Thomas, South Carolina; E. F. An
drews, Eewberry; ": ~. Steed,naa, Lexington
Lewis Eoyns. David Levi, Mauuiug; T.. Mohair
and wife, Bsrnwell; J. 3. Haseldsn, Graham's
Crossroads; James Darby, Wilmington; A. P.
sptra, New York.
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STEAK TO BosToN.-MessIs. W. Roach & Co.
offer dispatch to freight TO Boston, In the superior
steamship Leopard, now loading rapidly for that
city. This ship is Consigned to The above house,
who are prepared to AFFORD shippers their usual
favorable accommodations.
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SUPREME COURT, COLUMBIA, April ls-The
court met at 10 A. N. Present-Chlef Justice
Moses, aud Associate Justices Willard and
Wright.
Ell parte J. Williams. Petition for adtnll.
sion.t to practice. Mr.. Chamberliin for petitioner.
Motion granted. Mr.. Williams took the oath pre-.
scribed, and his name was enrolled as an attor.
ney, solicitor and counsellor OF the courts OF this
State.
Elk parte ". Brlce Robinson. Petition for
admission to practice. a:essrs. Attorney-Gene
raj Chamberlain, Haynesworth and Mcqueen
gees appointed a committee to examine the ap-
pfcant IN open court, to- morrow, Goth, at 10 A. II.
The case OF Jabez Norton va. William Lewis ct
al was resumed. Mr.. Haynesworth for respon-
dents. Mr.. Fra .er on the same side. Mr.. Noise
In reply for appellant
Cynthia Roberts, BY next friend, vs. Rachel G.
Adams ct al Circuit decree aflrmed, and motion
dismissed. Opinion by Chief Justice Moses.
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To CLOSE out our stock Of Tenpins, Too
Chests and Building Blocks, WI have reduced the
prices to very low figures.
No. 1911 KING ST., AND HAsEL ST. BAZAAR.
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GRATED BUTTER Crackers IA cents per
pound; butter crackers, 12H cents per pound;
egg biscuits, 30 cents per pound; soda biscuits,
10 cents per pound; ginger nuts, IA cents per
pound; family pilot bread, 10 cents per pound.
KINsNAN BROS,
apr2l.1 No. "a Market street.
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mafl3.

MAPEs' SUPERPHosPHATE has been reduced
to $50 cash, and 500 on time. KInsman q Howell
are the agents for the state.
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RRcHEEst! PARcHEEsr "A royal game of
India. HAsEL TRE BAZAAR,
aps2O And No. 1871 King Street.
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THE ATTENTION OF WATCH-BUYERs is called
to our large stock Of Waltha Il Watches. These
watches have sesn long known throughout the
United States as the best and cheapest in the
market. All Watches guaranteed.
W. CARRiN0ToN d Co.,
marl2 Nc. 2h6 King street.
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gueriaI'Notifes.


%yREAD A E O L L 7 T.
FEVER AND AGUE.
The only preventive known for Chills and Fever
is the use Of Wolfe's Sch!edsm Schuapps.
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
Is good for Dyspepsia
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
Ia a preventive Of Chills and Fever.
WOLVES SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
Is good for all Kidney and Bladder Complaints
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.
Is used all over the World by Physicians In their
practice.
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHEAPPS
Is good for Govt.
WOLFES SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
Is good for all Urinary complaints.
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
Is recommended by all the Medical Faculty. I
WOLFE'S SCHIEpAM SCHNAPPS
Is good for Collie and pain In the stomach.
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM sCHNAPPS
Is initiated and counterfeIted, and purchasers Will
have to use caution In purchasing.
beg leave to call the attention or the reader to
testimonials in favor OF the Schnapps:
Ifeel bound to say that l regard your SoHNAPPa
as being In every respect pre-eminently pure, and
deserving OF medical patronage. At all events 1t
Is the purest possible article OF Holland gin, here.
tofore unobtatnable, and as such may be safely
prescribed by physicians.
DAVID L. MOTT, II. D.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
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ATTENTION, ToURIsrs.-Stersoscopic views
OF Charleston and vicinity, at No. 16l KIM street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar, nov12
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CRoeuEr /! CRoouET!! CRoQUET Him
mense reduction in price The largest Field
Croquet at 81.
HAsEI STREE BAZAAR AND No. 16l KING ST.
mar2
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Aurtioa 5ales- future, Daps
By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE.

By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE.
ON TUESDAY, 9th DAY OF MAY; AT
" at II O'Clock A. NJ, Will be sold near the
Old Postondce, Broad street,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the BRICK STORE
thereon, known by the No. IL situate,
lying and being on the east side OF East
Bay street "a few doors north of the Post.
onace,) IN the CITY OF Charleston. In the State
aforesaid, measuring aud containing In front,
one hundred and nineteen Qlo) feet, more OF less;
butting and bounding to the north ion;lands now
or late OF E. q. Locke, to the south on lands Of the
estate Of Condy, to the east on lands late OF Rhett
& Robson, and to the west on East Bay street.
aforesaid. a%
Terms cash, Purchaser to. pay for papers and
stamps. april
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WHOLESALE BURaLARY.-On wednesday
night the store Of Mr.. ]. Il. Kiep, at the corner OF
Society and Arson streets; was broken into and
robbed OF fourteen hams, ten bacon strips, a sack
OF -four, q keg Of butter, and between So and SIC
in cash. The burglars erected their entrance
into the premises by means Of q ladder over the
wall at the back, and made their exit With their
bulky .plundeT in the same manner. Not the
slightest noise was mase duringthe di11cult feat
ofbreasing into the store and carrying on the M
wieldy prog, AID Mr.. Kiep did not know or his
loss until next morning. The thieves have thus
far succeeded in ooncealing their booty and elud-
ing all efforts to detect them.
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KrNsNAN BROTHERS are the State agents for
the Grover & Baker FIRST premium) Family Sew
Ing Machines. They are selling OF New York
pricea. apr2l-l
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A VAGRANT TREspAssrNG.-Julius Hamilton,
a small. colored boy, was srrested yesterday
morning by Detective Truall on the charge OF
vagrancy and trespassing on the premises Of a
resident Of Princess street. The prisoner was
found in q room, on the premises, which he had
beer occupying for several nights unknown to
the owners, and under suspicious circumstances.
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ACTS GENERAL ASSEMBLY for 1871. Just re-
ceIved, aud for sale at EDWARD PERRY:
No. l4s Meeting street,
apr2l-fm2 Opposite Charleston Hotel.
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MARX Your CLOTHING Order your Stencil
Plates at the Hasel street Bazaar. octl4-fs
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The UNITED STATES CIRCUIT C~ouRr-THuRs-
DAY, APRIL -2o-HoNoRABLEs hugh L. BOND AMI
GEO. S. BRYAN PREsIDrNG.-The several cases OF
appeal from The decision Of the district Judge,
that rent was a lien upon the estate OF q bank
rupt, were taken up, and after arguments by
Honorables B. F. Dunkin and J. B. Campbell, and
Messrs. Hanckel and seabrook in support Of the
decisions below, aud by Messrs. Spratt and J. B.
Cohen contra. the court reserved It's decision.
The case Of the Wiliman's Island Phosphate
Company against the Marine and River Phosphate
Mining and Manufacturing Company, for digging
phosphate upon lmdclatmed by the plaintiff, was
resumed. The counsel for plaintiff aud defendant
submitted the instructions they prayed for, and
after consultation agreed on the form OF o special
verdict to be submitted 10 the jury. Mr.. Uorbiu,
for the defendant, then argued the case on the
facts to the jury, and Mr. Miles, for the plaintiff,
concluded his argument The court then left the
case TO the jury, who retired, and up to q late
hour had failed to agree upon a verdict.
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MEETING Of TIE COMMITTEES OF III WHITE
FIRE CoHpANIEs-THE PARADE IN MAYA meet
ing Of the committees appointed by the various
white companies OF the Fire Department was
held at the hall OF the Phoenix Fire Company, on
the evening OF the 10th inst. A full representation
Of the companies was present, and it was de.
termlned to have a parade on Wednesday, the
18th May, for the purpose OF testing the steam
fire engines Of the city. An invitation was also
extended to the hook and ladder companies to
have a trial OF skill. The test determined on was
as follows: Each steamer to start with 20 pounds
OF steam on, and run 300 yards; drop suctions at
q well and force water 100 feet. through 100 feet
OF hose; discharge plug to be left open at the time
Of starting. One man allowed to every 100 pounds
weight OF engine. The shortest time made to
take the prize. It was determined that Chief
Nathans and his assistants be requested to take
charge OF the arrangements for the parade.
It was unanimously agreed that the companies
represented should be at liberty to make up a
test for distance playing on consultation with the
committee Of arrangements. A committee was
appointed to walt on the citizens for means to
delray the necessary expense OF the parade.
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THE AIKEN PREMIUM LAND SALE.-The sale
OF shares in this scheme, which has been pro-
crossing for some months past, as now nearly COM
pleted, aud with the handsome inducements lately
added by the general manager, Mr.. ]. O. Derby,
land which will be found In another co'umn,l 1t Is
expected that the drawing will take place in
about thirty days. To show the fairness with
which the scheme Is conducted, the whole Of the
real estate, which conposes the bulk OF the
prizes, has been transferred to DR.. w. II. Tut,
Colonel Thomas P. Stovall aad Major john D.
Butt, OF Augusta, Ca, who hold the same in trust
for the benefit OF the shareholders, and to convey
1t to the fortunate drawers Of the prizes. In ad.
dition to ibis, 500 greenback prizes, varying in
amount from IS to $1,000, have been added to The
original scheme, which now gives to all owners OF
shares one chance In every thlrty-one OF drawing
a prize, In edition % the handsome premium en-.
craving to which he Is entitled as soon as he buys
his share.
: The manner In which the prizes are to be drawn
La the fairsst that can be devised, and the draw.
ing will'be superintendent by o commiteee of the
nest prominent citizens OF Augusta. composed Of
Messrs. Thomas Richards, G. A.. whitehead, and
the three gentlemen above mentioned as trustees
OF the lands. The mayor Of Augusta certIhes to
the probity and reliability OF these gentlemen,
and every 20 sible guarantee has been given that
the scheme is exactly what 1t Is represented to
be, and that 1t will be conducted In the most i'm.
partial manner. All persons Wishing to invest
should at once forward their SIS to Mr.. J, G.
Derby, Augusta, Ca, as soon as possible. but any
remittance arriving after the books are closed will
be promptly returned to the forwarder. Shares
may be had IN Charleston at Mr.. q. Htckey's, No.
oAs E;no erreet
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u E R T L L 2 E R S.
10 ions No. / PERUVIAN lUhlnchal GUANo,
warranted pure.
1900 bbls. Land Plaster. ground from the best
Nova Scotia Rock, and warranted pure.
100 tons Pure Dissolved and Ground Bone.
$50 tons Whitclock's yegetator. The Vegetator
. has been successfully used, and bears a
very high reputation. It ID second to no
other Fertilizer, except Peruvian Guauo,
offered In this market.
100 tons .tRaistonis, Dissolved Bone and Ammo.
MA.
100 bbls. Eastern Island Fish Guano, at s35 per
ton OF 1000 pounds.
For sale by I. J. KERR &c co.
fehS
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5emins alarhlnes.

AND The
.wEEpn FAMILY FAvoRITE ~LoCE-sTITuH
MACHINE.
are the best in use.
For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay
ments, on easy terras, or for cash. AL kinds CT
Machine attachments, Needles, Cotton, twhite
black and colored,) SiE, Oil, Soap, &c, &C.
Repairing as usual. circulars ana samples Of
work sent on application.
D. B. HASELTOE,
Generc, T.ealer in First Glass Sewing ma
chimes a1u Material, No. 30I King street,
au9l7 Charleston. S. G.
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SUNDAY-scHooL PIcNIC.-The picnic of st.
Johns Lutheran Sundsy.school, which was una.
vol ;ably postponed, will take place tomorrow,
the ed inst. Theears will leave the Northeastern
Railroad depot at . osaock A. N. The clergy and
superinteadents Of other sunday.schools have
been invited to atsau, auaa mOst enjoyable holi.
dav ia anticipatedAE.
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"schnapps" is q remedy In chronic catarrhal
complaints, &c.
take great pleasure in bearing highly credit.
able testimony to It's efficacy as q remedial agent
In the diseases for which you recommend It.
Having a natural tendency to the mucous sur
faces, with a slight degree Of stimulation, I re.
gard 1t as one OF the most important remedies In
chronic catarrhal affections, particularly those Of
the genito-urinary apparatus. With much re.
spect, your obedient servant
CHAs. A. LEAS, N. D., New York.
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aurtion sdles--abis man.
By NILES DRAKE.

~ "0dES .O1SH1AEs
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
ID THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, I will sell at
my Store, corner King and Liberty streets.
tor ' Gt + 1rrsSe 1conuIotIinS y I sseGse ee eXprt SnnHI
gress, Balmorsls, Brogans, MalaKors ana oxford
Ties, LADIES', Misses and Children's Congress,
Polish, Slippers. &C., Boys and Youths Congress-,
Balmorals and Brogans. -I5s
% cases Mems, Boys and 0hildren,s Straw
Hats.
10 cases Mems, Boys and Chldren's Felt Hats.
april
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, September l.
feel that we have now an article OF gin suit.
able for such cases as that remedy Is adapted to.
DIR. J. W. BRIGHT.
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BUSINESS NOTIOsE
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No. 2s PINE STREET, n. Y. Nov. q, 1881.
UDoLpHo WOLFE, ESQ.,, Present: DEAR SIR-1
have made o chemical examination Of q sample
Of your "schIedam schnapps,n with the intent Of
determining II any foreign or Injurious substance
had been added to the simple distilled spirits.
The examination has resulted IN the conclusion
that the sample contained no poisonous or harm.
ful %admixtures. I have been unable to discover
any trace of the deleterlous substances. which
are sometimes employed in the adulteratlon Of
liquors. 1 would not hesitate to use myself, nor
to recommend to others, for medicinal purposes,
the 'Schiedam Schnapps" as an excellent and
unobjectlonable variety OF GIN. Very respectfully
yours, (Signed) CHAS. A. SEELY, Chemist.
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CHEMICAL N TECHNICAL LABORATORY,
10 EXCHANGE PLACE. n. Y, Nov. Is, 1857.
UpoLpHo WOLFE, ESQ.,: DEAR srR-The under
signed have carefully and thoroughly analysed o
sample OF your Aromatic Schledsm s~chapps,"
selected by ourselves, and have found the same
free from all organic or inorganic substances,
more or less Injurious to health. From the result
OF our examination we consider the article one OF
superior quality, healthful as Q beverage, and
enectual In Its medicinal qualities.
Respectfully yours,
tStened) ALEX. TRIPPEL, Chemist.
FRANCIS E. E~NGELHARD, II. D.
For sale by all respectable Grocers and Dru
UDOLPHO WOLVES EST.
mare1-smos No. q BEAVER STREET. n.
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APRIL
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fertilizers,

maro1-smos No. % BEAVER STREET. n
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How to be Happy.

A French philosopher laid down
three rules for attainment of fhappi-
ness. The first was occupation; the
second, occupation; and the third and
last was occUPArIoN. 1t developes
your mental and physical powers.
You were created for it. Brain and
judgment, sinew and muscle. bone.
blood, we're all given to YOU thus to
be used. Unused they rust, and
wither, and shrivel, and decay
Brought into active healthful exer-
else, they bring happiness to you Of
which the idle, 1istless man knows
not. Even the sleep of the toiler
has a JOY and rest that others
can imagine but never realize.
Establish hours rest and relax
alton. The hardest worker welcome
the blest day of rest, interleaved a.
mOngst the seven days of the week.
This at least the law allows him
to command for himself; and the
happy tende"cy Of our times is to
give him other hours ofrest besides,
to enjoy with the loved ones at
home. But those who work the
mind as well as the body, should
have even more rest and relaxation
with their family. embarrassed by
wearing business tolls of life, free
from its carroding and cankering
cares, and dedicated to happiness
and recuperation. Visiting recently
one Of the busiest men in the United
States, / found that he had laid
down as. the laws Of his daily life
that when he turned his back on
his Office, he left all its thousand de
tails behind him till the morrow;
shut ont absolutely its multiplied
business cares when he closed the
door of his dwelling; and there, in
the fulness of enjoyment with his
family, renewed his youth daily by
mingHng with the amusements OF
the household. To such, life has
daily zest never realized by him
who carries his business at home
as well as his counting room, like a
clanking chain, always hanging
upon his limbs-S. CoLfar IN the
IRlenenoZent
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celebrating whether he might not
be dreaming, when a sharp pinch
frJm the excited Mrs. Flowere con
vinced him that he was at least, not
an airy nothing
Reuben, dear said she. you
gave me the four hundred dollars
to buy furs to keep myself warm,
didn't youg
Yes, and TO look handsome in,
returned the perplexed benefactor.
And you will let me spend the
money in the way that viii keep
me the warmest, won't you dearg
she inquired.
Yes, responded ne, with his
eyes riveted on the little golden
head.
WELL she went on, in voice be-
tween crying and laughing, 'if I
choose to keep my heart warm, in
stead of my back and shoulders,
you will not say No to it win youY
FOf course notr replied he, star
ing with all his might alternately
at her and the child.
We'll, then, dear, if you are agree !
able, l viii spend it on this little
homeless one, and keep her close
to my heart, to warm it in its old
age
Mr.. Flowers was agreeable, and
what is more, he remained so up to
his diving day.
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Old Times.

There is an elderly colored gen
tlemen, in every sense of the word,
who holds forth as a tonsorial pro-
fessor in the exchange Hotel at
Richmond. Lomax Smith is a rel
ic of the palny times of Virginia;
he regularly shaved Mr.. Madison,
John Randolph, and Watkins Leigh
he was the cupbearer, head musi-
clan, punch concocter, and, in fact
the presiding genius of the "Old
Richmond Blues" in the days when
George Munford led that rare com
mand and when under his leader
ship the bluest blood Of that An
cient Dominionl
Submitting our face the other
morning to the still skilful manip-
ulation Of the venerable Smith, the
writer enjoyed heartily monologue
with which the Professor interlard-
ed his "lather and shave"
A nice collection Of gentlemen
sir, said Lomax, this convention at
Assembly Hall; many gsry genteel
and able persons there, sir. 1t
does me good to sec again in Vir-
ginia, the best people coming for
ward to take part in politics. And
yes, sir, there are some great men
here, too-scatterd about am0ng
the hundreds I don't know; but ex-
cuse me sir, turn your face a little
to the left-yoa cant remember the
convention of 20, can you? Too
youngl Yes. yesl Well. there vas
Mr.. Jeems Madison, and that other
gentleman very smart but mighty
aighty. Mr.. Randolph. Of Roanoke,
and more than I can call now
You haps got big men here today,
but God bless my soul sir! they
all giants then: there was not an
humble individual here. Giants,
sir, giants, every one,
And Lomax restraped bis razor
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turned our head slightly, and began

turned our head slightly, and began
again
And how did they come here sir2
Omnibusses, hacks2 Not they pri-
vate carriages, private servants; and
every one had 8 square mahogany
box, with silver mouAtings : in this
were four square bottles, trimmed
with vines and leaves in gold; one
held old pine apple rum, one bran
dy, and honey, peach and honey,
sir, one Sherry and one Madeira
No whiskey-no drinking at bars.
The case was in every delegates
room, with the key put away, but
and here he drew the razor thought
fully and suggestively through his
honest hand-tkeir constituents
knes0 aehere sle keg ssos. .Ssr,
Yes, Siri 1856 suffrage commenced
the whole thing, and nothing is Hike
it used to be. Why, sausaget {
sir, sausagel The old Virginia lux
uryl What is it now? 1t used to
be made out Of tic choicest part of
the hog; and now your luclSyif its
hog at all, and when it is there is
nothing but gristle and lean.
Then Lomax drew long siglg
and reached our fore-haii; CSfIeef
haven't seen any coffee for ten
years. 1t locks like coffee andit
like coffee, bat S isn't coffee
sir, depend on Il
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The Pilgrims Journey.


The pilgrim journey of life is be-
set with ten thousand snares, pit
falls, and enemies without number
line the way Many have stumbled
and fallen; WEAKNESS, woe and
death have come upon them; even
souls that seem strong and coura-
geOus have succumbed TO the per
lis and difficulties they have been
called to encounter How then can
we walk securely? how shall we
find salty? Nowhere but in the
Kings highway ofholiness, cast up
for the ransomed Of the Lord to
walk in. There we enjoy the fel-
lowship Of the saints and the com
panionship oCJesus. The soul is safe
Changes may come, cares pay bur
den, trials may perplex, tempta-
tions may assail, friends may for
sake, pain, poverty and afliciions
may seem to overwhelm, but still
the soul of the believer is kept in
perfect peace: he is safe, though
the humblest weakest child Of God,
still while he clings to Jesus he is
safe, for infinite love, omnipotent
power are alike pledged to his de
liverancc.
No strength ofour own, nor goodness we
claim:
Our trust is all thrown on jesus name.